The Sun.
London, England, 1849-10-23 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON) , TUESDAY EVENII
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
PRI:A:ES OF SHARES
et, . eA P to 15s; the supply is also getting smaller, and likely to see, offici.al.assignee,
street buildings. Basingliall-street; Spyer, Broad- 1
17
L';'
i'
0 urtb -3......gb
, Itton to continue. z s
and Dec.B at half-past eleven, at the
COFFEE.day Native Ceylon was in excellent eiuge...Geotge Astle, tobacconist, 'Margate, Nov. 3, at
demand by private treaty, and a public sale of 182 baga ball twelve,
T, PANIES' STOCK.
DLiFtDiky
EvENLITG.
SUN OFFICE, Seven o' clock. went at a further advance of 61 to Is per cwt; good Court of Bankruptcy. l
Aurcpiate-Fl. . 117Brer.serzp -e-erEktt'rYoinTUt hiEeS DOAilTicaiaNl Ti
--else--
CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.) ordinary realised 41s 61 to 425. Plantation met with Guhalliicharni bers;Nea ,
Bradford,ustio rixa:.)r.
increased attention, and the public sales of 153 casks
and Henryi)ec .. arsay, teelanyen dealer,atthe
Leeds . . lissr"lisalli ir ea s3Ni gonvee; , LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. the I
District-' Court.. Tr
OLD COURT. 1,362 bags went at a rise on Friday's rates of 2.3 to 33;
yoan
0.
ffii ,cialtassi
assignee,
2-oTas./T-STOCK lI.ELNILS.
Leeds; iathew3, St. Mary-eme ; the d
Tee BERMONDSEY MURDER.-IR the course of whilst nearly the whole offered found purchasere-.---,. d - Dividend Amount .
the day the foreman of the grand jury, accompanied realised 60s to 635, middling 55s to 57s ea, low middling Barr andg' Nelson, teed:.r Paid. Price. the v
Annum
by several of his brother jurors, entered the court 52s 61 to 54s Ed, fine_ neordinary 493 to 525, fine ordi- Joke Angus, glass and china dealer, Berwick-upon- Name of ComPanY•
44s to 455, and triage Tweed, Nov. 2, at half•past ten, and Dec. 6, at one, at _ „________ ___:.... are.
and applied to the Recorder to be permitted to avail nary 46s to 48s, good ordinary the Newcastle•upon-Tyne District Court. Wakley,
themselves of the services of the Solicitor to the Tree- 38sc too 453 pe,Licewret.
is much dulness in the market for official assignee, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Chew, Manc.hes- perper cent.eent. 4050 0 o 0 40 0 g 24% day s
bard(
sury, as they were about to enter upon as investiga- Westcl°:(l.ia, and the parcels offered at public sale were ter; Harle, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane; Ceylon •• .. ..... .• •• •• 71• cent. 25 0 0 52g 00 --
N
tion of this unfortunate case. They conceived that he nearly all taken in at barely the former value.. Orders Newcastle-upon- yne. Commercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0020 0 0 -
Gibulnonui.cinels.t.ne.7l...:.r.ee.s.tra).-.
:.1..0..(..r ;1651/. ppeerr cent.cent.
too
would facilitate their labours. fur foreign come in slowly, and a desire is evinced to sell Colonial.. .... ..... .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - Late
M
The Recommits immediately acquiesced, and in at 26s to 285 per cwt; there is also a further increase of THE DEATHS OF THE MEXICAN ro_ ! - -
-0
0 20 0 0 -
61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - to th
order that the fact should be put upon record, directed suppIy.GENERALS PARADES AND URREA. - -
A Silo:. d. -----A
a. d. talus
h
13 0 0 - rupt
flea Mr. Hayward, who attended from the office of TEe..-7T,he amountt of business_t concludedsll in black has
We have noticed the death of General Parades, the BAstidhola°i'l pent-Stock... t:Stirki ;1n.... 1 53611/... per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - pert
ers upon rather
the Solicitor of the Treasury, should be sworn as been of litt.e momten , an. d hiaeore
aare former President of the Republic of Mexico, and a Prgitttioel,l leo
,f,71. r. e. I.an. . el. .... 8131/Iserr cent.cent 101 g 0 0 150 00
0 -
a witness, and his name placed on the back of lower
lit a: t,
:.totl.t.',,r :, 1.;01,.,c..t0.vi5.natir15a.00.1,.1,.'
.:.1..•1..n... g : 656661111 i:: per cent.c, tcent.. r 0 to s(
National of Ireland .. ; 51. per cet
OU eorfe lowrs a and good common qua. few days since the death of General Urrea, the famousls2os 0 0 22 10 o --
hail
the indictment. Being familiar with the evidenc.e
811111;7_1)Ln be p'urchased at 81 to 01, medium kinds 9icl to guerilla chieftain, near Durango. Of the formero ies 00
0o
--
w lid
00
25 0 0 26 wile
Mr. Hayward would doubtless be able to marshal it
is id ; good strong blackish leaf and Pekoe flavour Is 2d we give below a biographical sketch ;of the latter South Australia : pereerr
cent.
- 22 10 0 - mss
in such a way as to seve much time, and yet lead to
to is 9,1. In the market for Green there is much dul- little is known, except of his movements on the Rio e
i i )wit"t „c
.
the fullest inquiry. Ile must not, however, inter- 'less, and large parcels are on offer, whilst prices have Grande, as a guerilla leader in the late war between 50 -0 o
120 10 0 21.', had
fere with the course of investigation which the grand still a downward tendency. Pekoe Teas offered at rather the United States and Mexico. lotion or Madrid - • ;40 0040 0 g I°'''''
1
jurymight think proper to pursue. lower rates, yet dialers continue to operate with
The Foreman thanked his Lordship, and withdrew caution. At auction last week 26,000 pkgs of Tea wore These two officers became famous in the late war
with the United States. I"NSUELELNCEI COMPANIES. woe
Paid. trice. safe
9
with Mr. Hayward. offered, and the small proportion of only 8,800 found Mariano' Parades, though one of the oldest soldiers Dividend Amoefunt
Name of Company.
The trial of the accused is expected to commence buyers. per
File.:-.1. 7114. -'
Annum. Share.
31 101 500 0 0 so 0 0 75 frot
on Thursday, and not to terminate before Saturday. ltsce.-To•day there was less activity in the market of his country, and having been a parcipitant in all
-
for East India Rice, and at auction 2,500 bags duty free the important events since the days of Tturbide, was ------
Aimlbilinnesiel.l;al:irt.in:a. z s. d. Z s. d.
FRANCE.AIai .........
went at rather lower - . unknown
flzi4oi, nwthteehaehhsuat omoriv3yr.rottih.
jANovlsive:oirafc 088
uu untilasttaa
m m e theennttee
white went at 9s to 9a 61, ordinary broken Sc Gd, good revolution o , 61 p:r6doeLnbt.; too
0 0 i;
0 0 19% tea
The Siecle flays:-`i The speech of M. de Monte- as one of the
rown ........... 143si:
Clerlcl,3led.&Gen.L tor.
lambert contains an assertion against M. Mamiani, cargo 7s ed to 8s •; Madras, mild and good Pearl Barley took place. He was o
mongst those
hui
ma nd a w Britis:i Commercial - 7s.per*share* 50 005 0 0 DO
_ too 0 0 so 0 o so .
which we think it useful to correct. 'lt was the 7, s 61, to Bs, Penang ordinary cargo 7e to 75 6d, Ceylon placed th® utmost relianacine,stb t was .
good Pearl Barley Ba, I%IEIIIIIII cargo 76 td 83, and yel- who first pronounced. ag ife oprct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19 wa
chief of the constitutional party of those days, Ma- lowish white 8s to 95 per cwt. leading spirits of the revolution. General Valencia, e
with Santa Anna and Cortazar, g 50 0 0 50 0 14 nu
miani,' said M. de Montalembert, ' who constituted t'..:PIC.ES.-To-day Pepper mot withl little
saktrtenratitOens: in his proclamation of August, 1841, referred to him ewe ....... ..... •• ••
.feeconnaw .... 6s. 50 0 0 50 0 - for
himself the successor of the assassinated Minister, and and 327 bags Malabar at !laical sodata in connexion 1
as having p anned the whole affair. General 51. per cent. 50 0 0 212 6 - din
the gaoler of the Pope.' Now it is notorious that when good half heavy at 21c1 to 21,1EuropeanPameitilowme .e.t.e. o-e. 4%41p.e8rt
b!. 100
20 00 00 A4ll poaid6 15 bat
the affair of 16th Nov. took place M. Mamiani was at Of Mace 2 cases went atac
Gi
Istive dpemand has been expe-
-1 l'ilane damaged
forord3.ll to
2-111
Parades
dat
Bthat time was in command at Quer& itieline a5..0.n.3:::: .... - ha(
Genoa. His name was, it is true, put down in the list
whitdf s.-JaAmamic
ore
areßum for home use and exportation, taro,
_a_n. a ustament.e marched against him, but Giantism -•-•••••• •• • •• • 51. - 121% rt
100 0 0 36 10 0 49 '
of persons which the people drew up, to form part of Indemnity marine.... 11.IstItIL6a.bs. 100
150 g 0(0) 000 5 10(0) 7(c), 345541
naesbt foormr er rates are well suPported. The sales amount was_ oth_hlFed to desist, in consequence of the reception Isails.errijadl flee ....:::::: 121. ple2rB cent. 510000 00 00 5100 0 o 223 wa
the Ministry ; but M. Mamiani only arrived at home to 1,000 puns at from 2s 41 to 3s 61 for
120 tot of intelligencefrom the
that Santa Anna was moving to thefat
on the eve of the departure of Pius IX. for Gaeta. 36 per cent ovenproof, and small pi_i_rcet
Isbdoi epap..ta , the direction of Jalapa and Vera Cruz. Law.;, Fire .::. -••••- too 002100 2% ha
That gentleman only accepted the 'Ministry, when superior quality 34 t 0.36 over at 3s Bcl to 43.,.. EBeing very influenti.al in the . movement; and the '
Legal and•Ge•n•e•re.-I.*L•ife *-
ru
he saw the country exposed to remain without a people of Aguas Calientes, Jalisco, Queretaro, and Latiden Fire •••• • • ••
met with more attenuon, and the sales are. aoho' hhds aat
Li
rewdli.°nlnen•Sy•hl 1 id•Ptia• • G....0.n L.• it:e asst. 103. 25 0012 10 0 16%
Government, and on seeing an autograph letter of Is 31 to Is 3i4 proof. Leeward Island is bhe width Zacatecas being in his favour, together with 12 10s. 25 0012 10 0 16% c(
several other mineral districts, the wealth of
the Sovereign Pontiff, who, at the moment of leaving firmness, and purchases to a fair extent have
towel msade .p epresrb
eatr e 101401 00 00 1,52 l'i)) 0 92% it
Rome, confirmed the Ministers in their charges, and at Is 4id to is 53, and .fine brown with
it. whose possessions could only be turned to advan sranseal Lean tme- si. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - ay
recommended to them to maintain public tranquillity per gallon. Braddy has been dealt in wit eau tn,
tame by the introduction of foreign capita!, ho sought p". 1" ""•
aitheaadniu.n.i.L..i.t.s... . :. :: 51. per cent. 5o 0 o 2 o 0 210 s.
bi.per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 - C,
•
and order. Marniani did not therefore constitute still there is a large consumption, and export deli-
a repeal of those laws which prohibited foreigners Pe
himself `the successor of the late M. Rossi,' and veries have again been to
.a fair extent. We quote
-
from possessing real estate and a toleration of reli- - - - en
eueatx 3Lp.sh.kbs. - - 141 ru
still less the gaoler of the Pope." Cognac, best brands of the vintage of 1848 at 4s 41 to
1846 ditto at 5s iod to gion.. He opposed the revolt of Gomez Farias with it
Pi otector Life- • • - ri,
4s 63; 1847 ditto at 5a to 55 2d; ovidrt Life•• -
THE MURDER OF COUNT LOUIS BATTIIYANY. 6s; 1846 ditto 6s 41 to 63 63; inferior sorts 2i 103 to all his power ; but when called upon to assume the
'itoocekat eif:e•h• a• n• •-•e• •• • • • 6' pesrse.ent
Stock.tone
0 oto 0
205% b;
The Djbate publishes the following extract from a 4s 4d, and Borde 2s 64 tu 2s Bd. The value of executice office, positively refused, and favoured the ° it
Sun Fire.. -
protest of Count Teleki, ex-Envoy of the Hungarian
mend is is 9d to is 10d, fine 2s 3d to 33, and the de- elevation of Santa Anna. It is supposed that he took
__. i,tetersaetrlA.f.... - -___ 205
01
Government, against the execution of Count mend is still limited. For British made Spirits prices this
.ground from the fact, that if made President " 10% pr cot. 100 0 0 90 0 - tE
Vialloria Life :s.*::* - ••
Si. per cot. -.
Batthy
co :- remain at 93 8d; and for Gin at 83 to Sc 63, for 17 and he would be liable at any time to be driven into 40 0 4% h
Tnis condemnation without proofs, this decision with- 22 pea cent underlproof. exile; while, if in command of a large military force, DOOMS. IT
Out tribueal, this sentence without law, this execution of INDIGO.-Ordinary and mid qualities of Bengal have he would be able to exert a strong influence, and
Name of Coansaay. Di:piedrend
sAmoestu.nt
the 6',h of Oct., the anniversary of the murder of Count been in extensive request at the quarterly sale, and
lthe thereby remain in safety. The revolution ceased on
Latour, this measuro adopted now that Hungary is crushed, animation in biddings even increased during the ast
the 7th of October, leaving Santa Anna dictator. ----- ______"nam_l__ Share. t'
and which would not have been dared when Hungary was few days. Former advanced rates are well support.7l.
i Parades was then proposed as Minister of War and
unconquered; this measure which has been taken after and rule from last sale to 3d advance, h
1 wsoilds• Xlarne, but that be also declined, knowing that the East and West Ind's- at. pr cent. Stock. o
- 136 n
havieg spared those whohad prolonged their resistance to the chief portion passed has been acatua y
t.
ae, ,c,ssintdoCnoun.t.ry - 21 1-
intention was to separate him from the command of
the last extremity-how can it be designated? I leave to good and fine sorts . above
.4s 6 con in .. . ..... pr cont. Stock. - 115 l
his division. Ditto 80nd5........1 IL per cent. -
the friends cf order and of society, among all parties, to be dealt in with caution, and in some cases the- i
I
whether Conservatives or Radicels, the taele of finding a rates obtained are a shade under July. Madras so d n. 1844, anta nna WAS declare I and ins Ditto, 5crip....... •
• talled et.lathartne .... -- \ 4 per cent. Stock. - 79i4
name for it. I have fulfilled my task, I have done it creel at a rise on last sales rates of 3d for good and President of the Republic, but before the end of the - _
Ditto iireets........ , is4r. pr cent. - _
- - t
with calmnsss while serpents were gnawing my heart ; fine, and at the terms of that period for mid and ord. year he was deposed, and Herrera, the present Presi- Southampton • • ...... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - ,
I have only had to analyse one sentence of death. There Kurpah has been in lively demand, and realised an dent of the Republic, took his place. It eves Her- BRIDGES (
is no occasion for me so speak of Batthylny, he is sutfi• advance on July rates of 23 to 3d; low sorts have rera who, seeing the probability of the annexation -
ciently well lsaown ;he bore an illustrious name ; his not generally sold above the rates of that time. of Texas to the United States, prepared to submit Name of Company. i Dividend Amount
per of (
Paid. Price.
wts a noble nature ;he was always noble and generous. 'f o-day ef 1,250 passed the sale 1,350 were withdrawn, Annum. Share.
to it, and endeavoured to bring the Mexicans
He rase to the sublime at the important hour. Heroic, 110 taken in, and 790 sold. Of the total quantity now
-
to his own opinions. The lion. John Slidell was x. S. d. Z. s. d.
martyr of a great and noble oeuse, you have rendered passed the sale, amounting to 19,033 ehts, 8,560 have
tl th • A •
len c American Minister to Mexicy. Parad
,es Charing-creel.... - - 25 0 0 -
up your soul te God, but the r'membranee of you will been withdrawn, and 1,8;14 taken in; the actual quantity Southwrk,NwSub.Av. - 632 12 5 - 2
dwell eternally in our hearts; ft will there live until the sold, including some parcels previously taken in and re- .
opposed the movement, and with 20,000 men Ditto Nw ot 7% p.c. 353. per cent. 50 0 0 - 6
list sigh of the last Meyssar." sold, now amounts to 10,700 chts. The sale will con- at his command, defeated Santa Anna, who had kirat;erloo ••••.•• • • • •• - 100 e 0 -3%
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 11. 4s. Od. - CO 0 0 27
elude to-moil-ow. but 6,000 men. Santa Anna was banished. After Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Is. Od. - 40 0 0 24
AUSTRIA.. TALLOW.-For Russian on the spot reduced rates this, Herrera did not long keep possession of the Vauxhall •• .. ... Av. 11. 70 10 3 - -
VIENNA, OCT. 18.-Tile Wiener Zeitung of this have been acceded to, still sales to a fair extent are presidency. Parades pronounced against him, and 'SWAT Elt-VT OEBB
d.
a. d.
_Puke. et
day publishes a letter from the Emperor Nicholas to made by town and country dealers. There are sellers with the aid of Arista, deposed him. The charge he
Baron Gulai, thanking him for the notification re- of tine P. Y. C. at 363 9d to 3,7.5. Only 4. mall Contracts brought against Herrera was, that he sought, by treat- Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of rata. Price.
calve 1 from him, which announces that the imperial have been concluded for delivery up
_to the , close ofd ins with the United States, Annum. Share.
year at 36s 6d, and at 3i 5 t 3 37s 6 Mexican a dismemberment of the
reehnent of Cuiressiere shall henceforth bear the -----,---- -- ---- -
-
for the three first months of. 1850. Town confederacy. The troops at San Luis and
mete of the Czar.z s. d. £ s. fiL
melted sells freely at 363 to 37s nett cash. Of INew Montereytadvanced to the city of Mexico, when the (.4ast London.- •• •• •• 100 00 - 182
It is not probable that Baron Haynau will return South Wales 680 pkgs at auction mostly found buyers forces of rierrera surrendered, and gave adhesion to greauntd...T.u. t.i.ct.i.o.n. .. :.. .. .... ;4:
Ip. etrocs n. .
, gi.
t 50 0 0
3
100 0 0 •--
52
to his post, as he is to replace Baron Welders as at 33s 91 to 36s 6s for low to fine, and 1,400 pkgs South Parades. Lambeth •• •• • • ...... ; 5?. per cot. 100 0 0 - 75
99
Mflit,iry governor of Styria. American 33s 31 to 36s 6d. For public sa'e 1,800 On the 12th of June, 1845, Parades was installed blew:,,.ie lhti•fir Lndn Brdge ; 2/. tog. - - 55
. 100 0 0 - 93
The Thhernian Journal says that Baron Haynan pigs of Tallow are declared. Rough Fat 2s 13 per Presdent, and on the following day obtained permis- w•esxt. 31'w:1;0:f:ex. •••••.•: 6.ls.l.o!).erprcnent. -
- 120%
has Lift fur Gra.z, after tendering his resignation to Atom) of Sibs. eion to take command of the army, leaving the admi-
his Xisjesty, who, however, refused to accept it. It Ores.-For auction on Friday 80 tuns of Sperm ardo GAS-LIGAT AND COKE COMPANIES.
nistration of the Government in the hands of Vice- ------ ---- -
is whispere I that Geneal flaynau, a man of deter- declared; there has beets less business concluded,lB tunsan President Bravo. When the war broke out with the Dividend Amount
mined resolution, w hen spoken to by the Ministry lower rates have been acceded to. Atl auction United States in May, 1846, Parades was at the Name of Company. of Paid. Price
inferior Annum. Share.
relating to the numerous executions that had taken went at 731 to 781 lOs for first_ sort, low and head of affairs. But when Santa Anna was allowed -- -----1 x. .. a. -
?natter of
place in Hungary, replied, "That his Majesty had in- 601 to 701/. 103, and at
market is
if:isr to return to Mexico, in August, 1846, Bravo assumed Z. s. d.
firm for Seal British •••••••• • • • • • • 11. 140 0 0 is 0 0 14
vested him with full powers ; that his resolution once acl goodd a
TheqgoOditY•demand exists,inare but there is a more the title of Provisional President. General Sales idsittotio trovincial..•. IL 83. t 202 0 0 19 0 0 18
taken could not be shaken, and that if an attempt very soon seized Parades, and confiaed him in the
lentifut su -Ay At auction 70 tuns were sold, pale at
20 0 0 -
were made to do so, he would at once resign his post 138/ to 391, poltrt:w and tinged 361 to 37/ 15s, coloured citadel of Mexico, where he remained until the latter Cit tifff London .. •• •• - 16
101. 100 0 lOO 0 0 ; 250
of General in command, and even quit the army." 331 103 to 3-1/ 103, brown 311 to 321, and boiled Seal 261 part of September, when he escaped, and sought re- (17.ouitaebilietalConsolidat. 95'625. pr shhaarree'
5050 0
00 39 5 a 1 30
The Weiner Zietung contains the statement of the to 2S/. Cod has been in excellent request by shippers, furze at Havana. He afterwards went to Europe, and Inlperial •••• :: •.•. :: •.•. :: 3tpPerr csent. ;50 0 0 505
0 0 1 2:7
Mieister of Finance relative to the voluntary loan, and home dealers, whilst there are not sellers under aol. sought to place at the head of the Mexican Govern- Indepen.dent ......... Gl. per cent. '4O 0 0 40 0 0 60%
which already amounts to seventy-one millions. Previous •rates are well supported for southern. went a Spanish or French prince 1 but in this he was Lot(ll,T,,i• •--•• • • - • • -15000 so 0 0 -
llsalers have been desirous to do business, and paid defeated, and forced to seek protecticn among the encenii.......................... 4xii.-per ci. ro 14
0 5:3 00
0 2-7 %
ITALY
The Piechnontese Gazette of the 18th publishes two auction 22 tuns sold at from 301 5s to 331, and 22 tuns sacrifice the independence of his country. He re- Zi3tteidniOnsetn,ereatil t d ...... '73. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 0 13
royal decrees, one reducing the royal household, and
• Newfoundland Whale 32110 s to 321155. Imporis of Oil d M •where he indulged in inebriation'' ''rChartered ere
turne to Mexico, - 45
12s. 50 0 0 10 0 0 87e
since tell day week. Linseed Oil met with
the other regulating the number and rank of superior la r
-e, lightattention,
and
riceshav, fallen to 30333 to 3Os 63 on until taken to one of the hospitals in the city of CIL:67IILS.
officers to be maintained during peace. The same tehje.s ot stil urchpases to a fair' extent have been made by Mexico, where he died, a perfect sot.
journal states from Rome, 13th inst., that the Frenchl .4 I
horneptlea, lers Pend some export orders were executed. Only Urrea whose death we have also chronicled, was Names of I,e Divilend Price, '
IS nines of ~
.3 'Dividend
troops have evacuated the palace of the University, a limited business has been concluded for delivery at the famed guerilla chief of the Rio Grande. He was c Ansanles. A I per 1 Companies. 1,1
Aneneur... Price.
where they had been quartered for some time. M. e et Annum.' nf.
Os 61 to 29s 93. Rapeseed Oil finds a free sale, and known as the head of an army who plundered and ---- _
Mercier was expected back in the course of the follow- prices are on the advance; pale *selling at 396 64 to .30s, killed all Americans who by chance fell into his ! \ z
ing week 18,000 Neapolitans had arrived at An- brown 3SI 61 to 393, and foreign refined 42s to 43‘. power. lie constantly harassed the American army ,Bespritinsit.o.l.d.h.
;19670;
121.71 L 1,30 Mselactculesflebi . itgoo) 2t. 103.
3-40
trudoco, where 14,000 more were eepseted. General In Cocoa Nut there has been little passing, and 150 on its march towards Saltillo. lhe died near Du- uestik.&Abrg 150 51. 85 Oxford...::: 1001 201. 155
Zucchi had resigned his grade
gosh ieutenant-General pkes Ceylon at auction only in part sold at 333 for r„ so,
g a short time since, of cholera.-Commercial liirinhOutm 35, 41. 82 Peak Forest. 78;31. 18s. 70
in the Roasan army, on the rund that he Lad en- geud qu'lllY• Olive has been in excellent deculand, Enquirer. Coventry•••• 100 257. 2io Regent's •• .. 331 it 2s. 18%
gaged to serve a constitutional Prince, and not an Grallipoli at 441 to 451 per tun; othe,r sorts 421 to 43 10..1, Derby, •• • ...1100 61. 63 Rochdale..• •v 5 1 41. sti%
..-------- EllsairetChs; 133 565. 41 Somrset Ccal 150 ' 7/.los. 130
absolute Government. and there are not free sellers. Ihe value of Lucca is MADAIIIE SONTAG'S GRAND CONCERT. Erewash • - 100; 321. - Do.LkFdSt 12 Gl.p. c. -
The Legge of Turin, of the 18th, contradicts the 5,1 173
;61 to 61 per jar, and Florencde 17sl to 21s fur f -chts. GrandJunctn 100 51. - StffrdStWore 140 281. 400
The elegant and fashionable assembly which col- ,lrandSurreylloo 21. 30 Shrewsbury.. 126 I 151. -
statement that Monsignor Cagnazzi had been arrested lhau,lemblese still ind limitedalit
supply,reali z sadn3lssa6els tt on laira32s perextent cwt. lected at the Royal Subscription xtoorns, Exeter, on Grand Unionlllog IL 103. 24 Stourbrldge.. 145 201. 3CO
at Naples, and announces that he has escaped to . n made;
e,2.1.2...2.........- Thursday evening, will not speedily forget the more toaniiiitilmAvnlls39. 73-. 6d. 5% - SW;lenßaa7ll. I 26 21. Os. -
---------
Civita- Vecchia, in company with the ex-Deputy de COURSE OF .EXCI-lANGE.-(THIS DAL) than
Circean enchantment with which they were LeodisSoLivrp;loo 301. 325, Warwick&-/ 41. 63
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TUESDAY EVENING: OCTOBER 23, 1849,

LAW IN TELLIGENCE.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Oct. 22.
(Before Mr. Commissioner SBEPTIERD.)
IN TLIE BANKRUPTCY OF JAMES KILUCK.
This was a meeting for the last examination of
he bankrupt, who was a builder at Dorking..
balance sheet, prepared by Mr. Butler, shows
the debts and liabilities to be about 2,2001, and the
valuable assets 2001. The assets consist of hook debts,
the whole of the stock and furniture, value 1,5001,
having been seized and sold under an execution a few
days before the issue of the fiat. Killick became a
bankrupt on his own petition.
Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees ; Mr.
Lawrance for the bankrupt.
Mr. LINKLATER stated that he offered no opposition
to the accounts filed, but wished to examine the bank-
rupt respecting the executions under which his pro-
perty had been swept away, and also with reference
to some preferences which the assignees considered
hail been fraudulently made. But previously he
wished to know what was the opinion of the Com-
missioner as to the penal clauses of the new Act, and
whether he still continued to think that those clauses
had a prospective operation only.
The COMMISSIONER said the more convenient course
would be to establish an offence against the bankrupt
before deciding upon the construction of the Act.
The bankrupt was then examined, and it appeared
from his evidence that he had dishonoured trade bills
as early as September, 1848, and had been much
pressed by his creditors previous to April, 1849; in
that month a writ was issued against him by a credi-
tor, which the bankrupt gave to Mr. Marsh, of
Dorking, and at the same time informed him that he
was unable to meet his engagements; that an execu-
tion was issued by this person for upwards of 1,0001.,
for money lent some years before; and that, imme-
diately upon the sheriff's taking possession, the
bankrupt wrote to his creditors, telling them that he
had let a creditor have possession to protect them all.
It further appeared that at the time the bankrupt
was sued and pressed by his creditors he paid his
father 1001. to meet a bill, not due, which the former
had accepted for his accommodation ; and the bank-
rupt admitted that this payment was made voluntarily.
Mr. LINKLATER then called the attention of the
Court to the 256th clause of the new Act, by which
it is provided, that " if at the sitting for the last ex-
amination of any bankrupt it shall appear to the
Court that the bankrupt had committed the offences
enumerated the Court shall refuse to grant the bank-
rupt any further protection from arrest." The offences
referred to embrace "the contracting of debts
by fraud," and " the obtaining by false pretences the
forbearance of any of his debts from any of his
creditors," and also "undue preference." He con-
tended that, according to the evidence of the bankrupt
himself, he had committed both the offences before
mentioned—more particularly that of undue prefer-
-
ence ; and the Court would therefore be bound
(ea. to withhold further protection to the bankrupt, unless
the Act of Parliament was considered not to relate to
offences committed before its passing. It was im-
portant that the Court should as soon as possible decide
upon the construction which this, the most important
provision in the Act, was in future to bear.
Mr. LAWRANCE said that great inconvenience to
the Court and great injustice to the bankrupt would
result from making the last examination meeting an
occasion for inquiring into conduct. The re,l
question which the Court had now to decide was, no
;cc. whether the bankrupt had behaved properly or im-
properly as a trader, but whether the accounts he pre-
sented contained a full and faithful disclosure of his
• affairs—whether the balance-sheet was a fair picture
of the books, and whether the books themselves were
accurate and reliable. The question of conduct was
for the certificate meeting.
The bankrupt passed and obtained protection.

- Lir. Acref, surgeon, Torrington-square, said the '
cheque now produced was a forgery. He knew the
prisoner by sight from his having livel with Mr.
Maitland, a chemist, in Torrington place.
Mr. ALitland, ch:=gnist, Torrington-place, said the
prisoner had formerly liveA in his service as assistant.
The cheque now produced witness believed was in
the handwriting of the prisoner.
The prisoner declined meking any defence, and was
fully committed on this charge.
The police• constable, Godfrey, stated that be had
made inquiries since the apprehension of the prisoner,
and had succeeded in ascertaining that the prisoner
had contrived to obtain goods by means of forged
orders in the name of his former employer, Mr. Mait-
land, from many tradesmen. He had traced out cases
of fraud on Mr. Skidmore, of the Haymarket; Mr.
Emslie. St. Martin's lane ; Mr. Weiss, Strand ; Mr.
Brown, of Farringdon-street ; and there were several
others who had not yet been seen.
The prisoner was ordered to he brought up again
on Thursday, in case any of the parties who had
been defrauded might choose to come forward and
prosecute.

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