The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-19 00:00:00

THE SU.NI LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING) NOVEMBER 19) 185 6.
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LAW INT ELLIGENCE.-Nov. 18. Mr. Vaillant, said it would be much better in the first A GREAT AMERICAN SWINDLER. two ago, he sent up to Thompson's for fruit, and paid as street, ferriers-E, Byre and J. Chester, Lynn, Wells, i Comatry Markt-c.f.
Naval and Military Intelligence. instance to decide who should prepare the balance-sheet.
It will be asked what has become of the proceeds of
high as five dollars for five pears. Leeds, and Wakefield, corn and gensi•al metchants-W. 1
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. • He was not instructed by Mr. Alderman Kennedy to
these extensive forgeries ?We have given an inkling of and J. May Charles•street Hackney-road builders-E. B. l
VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURT. Since the immense frauds perpetrated by Charles B. Bowman au'd J. Fox, OnLd-terrace, Pi + , . g . !
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We have received advices from Malta to the 12th resist any application that that gentleman should be one _ , , . 5t3,.011 ,eile eons--
inst., but tke movements there are confined to the ar- , (Before Sir William Page Wood.)
of the directors called upon to prepare a balance sheet Hu 0
ntineton on oroxers in Wall-divot have Come to light, ' h ' ' • rately at-
rival and departure of mail steam packets and merchant HARR V. BELL-SIR JOHN DEAN PAUL, BART. if the Cold thought it necessary that he should do so. there is no small share of curiosity in the extravagance of this rein which suffi ien'l ind• tee ; awe,' s' e ' ,h ' tended by country millers and dealers who, acting very
the public mind te . •• , . c t y ica se.esens, aucoaaheurs, and apothecaries-J. Micklehure .
H. N. Pink and it, Finch, Crceawich and Blackheath, ; Our Corn lexeeange tis morning was moue .
f ' - t • ut Friday's
screw steamers, which latter trade is visibly increas- in 1849 but in learn how it is that he could have been so success u in is
f 1 • lo•
This was a bill filed by Mrs. Ann Francis Bare, Mr. Alderman Kennedy was a director , . . his character in that respect, and we have PR dolibt that , and C. Wyncoll, Margate, schoolimiste,rs-A.. B. and A. C. I cautiously, took only sparingly e wheat, . a ki.o
lOte Ames
within the last two years he has been able t . 1 11 ' Walker, Liverpool, licensed victuallers-J. Bleylock aid prices for average runs, but the better sorts ow i
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ing in the Mediterranean. The following were the widow, now residing at Baden, and who was the sister January, 1850, he sent in his resignation as a director, rogueries in that place of sharpers. The frauds committed o squall( er a I
iF. Wrigley, Carlisle. eegineers and ironfounders -E. j rican being in tree supply at present, are ;dto 2d perl7oll3
the m e that he raised b the .
latest arrivals and departures :- of sir John Dean Paul, Bart., of the firm of Strahan, which at the end of a fortnight was accepted. At that ;by Schuyler two years ago were easily comprehended. He on y y means we have described. I he week -3d to 4 er
1 Smith and R. -Yana', Old Accrington, cotton inanufas- I under last market. Decline on t p
" The Beyrout screw steamer, from Alexandria, ar- Paul, and Co., for the purpose of establishing her claim time Mr. Kennedy sold the 20 shares he possessed, and He owned two houses in Twent -a ;
I was the president of a railroad company, and intrusted y econdeareet, costing ' titters-eat and H. Carter, Canterbury-row, Kennington, , bushel. Flour neglected, and quotations una .
ltered. Indian
rived on the 9tb, with 102 Mahornetan pilgrims, and left against her brother, as equitable mortgagee for a sum his connection with the bank ceased until October or with the issue of its stock, and the simplest mind could Pr y , d nd•
obabl some 25 000 dollars. These were ftwnished re- corn-dealers and coal-merchants-A. Keightley, R. Cut- I eons held firmly at extreme rates, with limited, ems
oo the following day for Gibraltar ard Liverpool, whence fortunate] induced
of 1,500/., which Sir John Dean Paul represented to his November, 1854, when he was un y
understand how, with implicit confidence reposed in him, gardless of expense. In one of them he resided with his , h, itian beans outside
liffe and IL A. Beaumont, Chancery-lane, solicitors awl Oats and oatmeal rather easier. Ley] , ,
the lonia screw steamer arrived on the 9th, and left on sister as having been lent upon a mortgage ot Park-street to purchase ten shares, and had ten new shares allotted I
. h Id over-issue stock to almost any amount. But in the
e con family ;in the other, not a block distant, he maintained age° ' ' '''• h •
ts • as far as regards A Keiehtley-J Kershaw, J. quotations enferced. Other articles unchanged.
the following day for Serra and Constantinople. • John
Chapel and schools, Chelsea, the property of Sir . to him to qualify him for a dir . .
ector In 1855 on his Sidebottom J. Leese jun., T. Eskrigge, J. Kers aw,juu,, ..-„............
' case of Huntington-whose name has been for the last two in grand style a lady of beauty aud accomplishments, who dT r It'. 1-1 ' ' N •• t- - inners ;as far as KULL-Nov. 18. ,
"The Aleppo screw steamer arrived from Liverpool Dean Paul. The bill stated that previously to 1847 appointment as sheriff, Mr. Kennedy wished again to an .. ss ogge, eaten on is, cot on sp
weeks before the public-it is difficult to comprehend how wars not his wedded wife. He was fond of showy Nei- regards T. Eskrigge-J. Winchester and J. W. Cole, This day's market was thioly attended, and a moderate
and Gibraltar on she 10th, and left on the same day for Mrs. Hare, a widow, had entrusted the managrnent of retire, but was unfortunately prevented.
known in financial circles a year or two pages and fine horses, and outshone all competitors in that • Liverpool, tailors-W. Moreland and B. Marrion, Oaken- , supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at ls to 2s below
Alexandretta and Beyrout. her money and her pecuniary affairs to her brother. Mr. Linklater.-There will be an obligation on the he, who was un
"The Minna werew steamer arrived from Odessa, Con• Her husband had died in 1842, leaving four children. directors to show the fallacy of the balance sheet which ago, could have succeeded g
in victimisin the note shavers line. gates, Shropshire, builders-H. and E. Hill, Uxbridge, ' the rates current last Tuesday. Foreign unaltered, with
stantinople, and Smyrna on the 10th. This vessel left The widow's property consisted of public stocks or was last presented to the public. of Wall-street to the amount of some half a million dots. It wa • "
s usual to see hie lady driving two in band, and curriers-S. Mace aud T. Puzey, Oddy's-rew, Islington,
drapers-C. A. Garwood and Be Moore, Great Tower- more demand. Barley a dull sale. Oats 6d lower. New
beans almost unsaleable, while old, from scarcity, mair•
for London on the .1 lth, conveying Captain and Mrs. funds and railway slaares, and shares of joint-stock com- Mr. Reed.-Really, Mr. Linklater, You have no autho- The mode by which he did so we will try to explain. himself driving a similar team, side by side, He kept open street, City, attorneys-T. To wnshend, jun., and W. tain their value. Indiau corn ls dearer. Linseed and
Henzel, and Captain Smith, from the Levant. panies. The interest and dividends were received by rity. No balance sheet is here.
The first trace that we can find of Mr. Huntington's con- house for all his friends, and gave them the use of his Thompson, Wandsworth. rape cakes ',lull. Linseed cakes somewhat easier to buy.
" The Brandon screw steamer left for Constantinople heribrother, Sir J. Dean Paul, as her banker and agsat, Mr. Linklater.-Sometimes personal observations is S.
whole establishment. He rarely dined at home, but gene. DECLARA.TION OF DITIDEND . g g 8. a
nection with financial matters dates back only so far as
and Odessa on the 9th. she having a banking account with the firm. She had more than official records. rally at some of the fashionable restaurants, with some h.
W. S. B. and T. Rohn, King's Lynn, shipbuilders and Wheat, English, red 56 to 65 aseas, grey and black -to -
1859 when he and two or three other individuals fell into Tuesda • 65 to 70 Linseed, Black Sea... 62 to 65
s ipowners-fist div of ls 2d in the pound, any y, Ditto white.
" The Alps screw st..a
e mer arrived from Liverpool on the utmost confidence in the honour and integrity of her Mr. Reed submitted that as there were only eight di- e' fashionable ladies At the watering places his lady out-
the 10th. brot er.
h In 1817 he Proposed to invest 1,500/. upon a rectors, two should not be excluded ; and it would be the hands of the police of the city f
or the share which they • at the office of Mr. Nicholson, Basinghalastreet. Dantzic and Konigs- e Ditto Petersburgh ... 50 to 511
"The Sultan screw eteamer, belonging to the Penin- mortgage of Park Chapel and schools, leasehold Pro- better if Mr. Liuklater, instead of calling on six, called on had in getting up a fraudulent shinplaster concern under shone all others in the splendour of her diamonds. It is J. Scott Trinity-sq. Tower-hill, ship-chandler and pro- berg
said that on the d fld • • • ' '1 1 fa 1 • th und hey - • die
very ay o is arrest she had sent to his vision merchant-secouc c iv. o 4i . 1/1 epo , Pomeramanan am- augel
railer and Oriented Compeny, an extsa ship from Alex- perty belonging to him. This was wgreed to, and her the whole body to prepare a balance-sheet. He did not the title of the "Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of George-
andria, arrived on the 10th, and left on the same day for , brother represented that the mortgage had been duly think favour should be shown one more than another. town, D.C." Indictments were found against him and his office, from Niagara or Sarat box containing $3O 000 Tuesday, at the office of Mr. Nicholoin, BAsinghall- street, burgh
worth of ni 11 oga,
a - ' T. H. Taylor, Birmingham, cabinet-maker-secoad div. Danish,Holstein,and Memel 44 to 50
Gibraltar and Southampton, conveying Captain Hen- executed, and that the lease and the deeds were secured Mr. Gillott- lam an honest tradesman, and know accomplices on that occasion, but they were never brought jwe ery. Her brother took it in charge, and
ef ls. 7id. in the pound, any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Friesland 5l to 62 Per Ton.
derson, 1 non-commissioned officer and private, and 11 in the strong room of the banking-house. An entry an nothing about it. I took my seat at the board on the sth to trial, on account-as appears from an indorsement on the officers have not since been able to get at it. We re- Christie, Birmingham. Rats • n and Odessa 58 to 64 Lins.c., Hull -/ Os to 10. 2s 6d
invalided seamen. Feared in the books of the firm-" 1347, December 11, of August with Mr. Hurst and Mr. Butt. We knew
the bill-of some informality er incompleteness in the proof. ceived the other day a communication stating that he had DIVIDENDS. Oats, English
" The Melita screw steamer arrived on the 9th from paid Park Chapel 1,500/." In 1849 Mrs. Hare asked nothing but what the manager told us. These accounts . recently bought, at Tiffany's and Cw's, a piece of jewellery Dec. 9, G. H. Cripps Shrewsbury, wine merchant-Dee. Ditto Danish
We next find him, shortly thereafter having a little .
'5O to 32 Rapeseed__ 00/ Os te 001 Os
Alexandria, and ;eft for Tunis, Gibraltar, and Liverpool for information as to her property, complaining that her would take me away from mY business three months, . ' price $l,BOO, for presentation to a lady. mr. Tiffany, 9, J. Linnit, Argylapiece, Weeent-street, goldsmith and Ditto Friesland
on the following day, after landing Captain Mahon, car• income was insufficient for the maintenance of herself and I have my own accounts to attend to. box of an office in Wall-street, where he purporteil to
however, says that this and other si • . • 11 • D 10 A E lel' t t Cla •de ware• Ditto Russian
miler statements are Jewe et- ec• , . aton, a i ees ree , eapsi , 29 to 311 Rape cakes -s Ocl to 132fs 6d
ra ing on Captain Townsend. and children. To this Sir John Dean Paul answered, The Commissioner-This is not an ordinary case, a carry on the business of a bill broker in small retail style. exaggerated. houseman-Dec. 10, J. W. Clarke, Bury St. Edmunds, Barley, malting
" The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamers w I think the following statement will make everything proper manager should have kept the books. This business consists in acting as a sort of agent or go- ironmonger -Dec. 10, H. N. Byles, Gosport, brewer-Dec. Ditto grinding 35 to 38 Ditto foreign
With such lavish ex d'
pen 'tures as these extravagant 48 to 52 Guano OO/ Os 8/ tol2/ 15s -
11rectie, with the overland, and the Indus, with the heavY clear and intelligible to you. You will also, 1 hope, re Mr. Butt-The failure was enough to paralyse a man between for brokers on a larger scale-that is, he would go C V bl - C • 's Beans
10, . ena es, i un., liefdeu, Taplow, Soho and Prince . .
tastes and habits im • 40 to 44 Bones
ply it need not be wondered what be Paper Work, Bucks, paper manufacturer-Dec. 10, J. Ditto foreign
Indian mails, arrived from Alexandria, with general ceive with satisfaction what I have ascertained since a fortnight or three weeks. We had nothing to do with to a broker and find ont what he would sell certain notes r bra 3ss. 385
cargoes, on the eveniog of the 9th. The latter brought tor writing my letter yesterday-that in consequence of the the management, and to call on us to prepare a balance- came of the pr eeds of the f g • s
for, and then he would go to another broker and ascertain • -oc
or-erie • Mortimer, Strand, printer -Dec. 9, T. Knowles, Seymour- Peas, white and yel. 40 to 42 Flour, pe
d • T.
Malta Major Mitford, and for Southampton Captaiu au increased interest upon the paid-up capital of the Namur sheet I call it injustice. Huntington, like many other people in New York, was street, Euston-square, chemist and druggist-Dec. 9,
all and what he would give for such notes, and then, if he found Varty and E. H. Owed, Strand, publishers, booksellers,
Mrs. FarguLiar, Captains Booth, Blirne, and H , . and Liege shares and the Park Chapel mortgage, your The Commissioner concurred in Mr. Reed s proposition . determined to live like a prince-no matter who should
ne could realise any profit by the transaction, he would buy and stationers-Dec. 9, J. Fairbrother, Hertford, brewer COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YEsTERDAY.
Lieutenants Burtaon, Holland and Holmes. The Vectia next year's income will he 1,826/, 17s. 4d." This was and directed that the whole body of directors should file eventual' h •
y ave to foot the bill. Even ea when the crash
° • -Dec. 9, A. M'Carroll, Brighton, seller of musical instru- I 1 15 Gibraltar ..•• .. • ••••• •• -•
left early on the morning of the 10th for Marseilles, con- accompanied by the following memorandum ;-" Park a balance-sheet. from one and sell to the other. At this time he boarded that was to be expeated has come, and when he can reason- ments and music-Dec. 9, G. S. Ainsinck, Frederick-street, insterdem- .. _ .••• ••
the .. 11 17% ' Leghorn ..••••........ 29 85
dria up town with his wife on a modest scale He a reed to Ditto, three mon
veying, io addition to the passengere from Alexarilla , Chapel mortgage, due 11th December, 72/. 16s. 2d." On Mr. Linklater said the charter of the bank was dated g ably look for no other fate than that of a felon, hs does not Hampstead-road, brewer-Dec. 9, W. H. G. Mason, itotterdam •••••••••• •• 11 17% Genoa .......... ...... 25 8216
Major Fraser, returning from a masion to Kars, h jor the Bth of May, 1854, Sir John Dean Paul wrote to the the 6th September, 1849, and in October or November Pay $ ek for the'r .
15 awe I board, but even this moderate Brighton, printseller-Dec. 9, J. K. Gurney, Uxbridge, entwere . ......... 25 35 : Milan ......•• ........
the Ind us lose his recklessness, his indifference. He eats his fine din-
Blaakeney, and Lieutenant Castle ; and , plaintiff an follows :-" At your marriage the 5,000/. left it commenced operations. It was understood that at an sum he did not, it is said find it
, convenieat to pay. He confectioner and baker-Dec. 10, .T. Haworth, Stone Foal trusses •••••• -.•••.• 25 35 I
ners and drinks his cestly wines in his little cll ' th
e in o b h .13 7% Naples •• •• .... .. 43N
later in the forenoon, for Gibraltar and S )uthampton, to you by Lady A, s. was put into trust, and invested early period it was in a state of insolvency. Unless left that boarding-house, and went to the Metropolitan Mill, near Haslingden, Lancashire, cotton spinner-Dec. awn nre .• •• •• •• •• •
a, ,
Palermo .... ...... •... 129%
conveying
; from Malta Captains Bytbesea, G y,
re and Tombs, with apparently as much gusto as when he played 10, C. Dove, Cherhon-u on-Madlock builder-Dec. 16, .
in bonds at 51. per cent., in the respective names of Hall therefore the balance-sheet began in 1849, when the Hotel, where he stayed for some time ; but he did not th P , • ean5.......• -••••• •••• 25 25 Messina ... 130
Hotham, Lientenante Cumming and Menz ,
ies 1 non'
3 and Catendish, for 4,000/. and 1,000/. ; the latter has trading commenced, he did not think the Court would here indulge in any of the extravagancies into which he e part of graud seigneu '
rin Twenty-second-street ; and E. Roberts, Derby, jeweller-Dec. 13, W. Hinton and b. Ditto, three months - •• 5144 ,
25 65 Lisbon .. ...... ..
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Corn:nisSlOned officer, and 2 privates. recently been paid off and re-invested in Consols. See comply with the requirements of the act of parliament. afterwards launched. He subsequently went to the New even there the calamity that had befallen the household lidereeith, Pensnett, ataffordssire, builders-Dec. 12, J.
Rollason and J. S. Lister, Moxley Iron Works, near Bil- iourdeaux .--•• • • .. -
alarseilles ..... ........ 25 65 Orrto ...•.• ..•• ..•• .. 5....i74,
bao Janeiro .
"Her Majeety's steam sloop Wye arrived from Corfu acceunt, No. 1, &c. Beyond this, out of the 16,0001. The act gave the Court power to decide on the causes ef does not seem to • • •
press heavily upon him. There is the same Buenos Ayres..•• • • .... --
York Hotel, where it seems he commenced to b sten, ironmasters-Dee. 16, J. S. Taylor and J. Marsdeu, Franarort-on.ataine.... 11034
and Zante on the 10th with the mails.
from the Simpson fund, 5,001/. niers was also put into the failure, and it %usual have to do twin this case,where, e mere " sound of rev lr b a• " • •
e y y nieht as in times when he was flour- New York;6o days' sight •••••
Derby, ironfounders-Dee. 18, J. Phillips Cruenlin, Mon- Rerlie •• •• •• •• •• •••• •• •••• 10 4, ~...-ei ,1,,,.
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" Her Majesty's screw steam corvette Malacca left on liber lin his e d't W e d •
xpen 1 urea. e a cerwar s find him occu- i • •
trust (see No. 2), leaving 11,0001., which was received in after 9 year.' trading, the debts ofthecreditere „mounted a- . . slang in Wall-street. But the reaction cannot fail to come mouthshire, grocer and draper-Dec. 1.1, T. Williams, 10 46 PRICES Or AtfLLICA, rim oz.
the llth wi h sealed orders. Dar of a house in Fifteenth-street and recently o se ~, • ... Irieste..
se ptember, 1344, and upon my father's advice invested to 60,000/. He Proposed the balance-sheet should be pre- PYing • t • atter sue &Lusty excitement of such a life. It is sad to eon. Aberdare, brewer and victualler-Dee. 12, W. Hall, Dei• ecterseusg ............ 371,i Foreign Gold in Bars .£0 0 I -
" The French postal steampacket Thabor, from the in Eastern Counties Railway shares, and subsequently pared in the form prescribed for limited liability com- owning two or three houses in Twenty-second-street. template the end of such a.brief career of dissipation. The llen isdrid „„ _ ,„. - 483, Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
ham, grocer-Dec. 23, J. Newsome, Drewshury, avoo . 1., . ...
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48w
mexieee
Dollars' .... 0 5 13i
Levant, has arrived. . (w hen under Hudson's mismanagement that line got into panies, which were in future to be wound up in this Nothing is more strange in connection with Huatington's wealth which his wife supposed perhaps to bo inexhaustible manufacturer and merchant -Jan.2l, J. OsAer, Kin
• .., - New Dollars •••••• 0 0' b
a whe sum of 751. has been subscribed within a few difficulty and disrepute) transferred by him, under. a court (section 12). The Court had Power also to order career than the fact that he was so little known in Wall- will not save him from • • Jan 21 :; weeiona .••••• •• •
upon-Hull, merchant and commission agent-. . . s h
..„ _ Silver in bare ' ....... 0 0 0
the degradation of a convict's life. Hll ider Dec 11 J. 111,- i3O 0... • • .......• •
days towards the erection of a monument on the works power of attorney from you, to the Namur and Leige, the directore to amend the balance-sheet from time to Rh
E. earn, Kingston-upon- u , cur i , • , 0 , ,
street or in commercial circles. Oar reporter conversed to- A '
young man, of pleasing address and good manners, he ginson, Liverpool aud Berbadoes, merchant.
of -Vat t a to the memory of the late Captain Graves, where it has been ever since paying you good interest ; time. ,
R.N , wee died by the hand of an assassin. The sub- and the shares are in the custody of Strahan and Co., 'Mr. Reed observed he could not understand how the day with softie of the principal brokers in the street ; few might have lived a life of atefulness, and honestly become CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTTD. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.
scription list dornprises the names of Genera,' Sir John lucked up in the iron chest (see No. 3) • beyond this, Court ceuld make Alderman Kennedy and Mr. Vaillant of them had dealings with him, and most of them had never wealthy, as he desired ; but he could not resist the temp- Dee. 15, T. P. and E. Wilcox, Bristol, contractors,
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Pennefither, commanding the forces, the officers of the out of savings from your income, the following invest- pledge themselves to a balance-sheet extending over the heard of him until the time of his arrest. And yet he tation of getting rich in a hurry, and the end will be a builders, lime burners, and brick makers-Dec. 11, r..
28th and 47th Regiments. Corninissariat .and War De- ments have been made from time to time, with your whole period ;he could only say the form proposed was Hammond Macclesfield innkeeper-Dec. 15 W. H. Gib-
could raise half a million of dollars among that confrater- miserable existence in Sing Sing prison. There is a moral " ' • • LWERPOOL, Nov. 1.3.,
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partments, Admirals Sir R. S. Dundas amt Sir Montagu consent, the securities for which are eqnally in thestrong that adopted by public companies at their yearly meet- nitY on forged notes, wherein the signatures did not even in Huntington's career for all classes of our citizen's._ e° • . • • .
n Hereford-Jan 13 S. P. Muff, Westgate Hill, ne, r ,
STook Ex° The Stock Exchange to-day was -
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of
sterdsy.
Stopferd, and many naval officers, and all the officers cf house in our joint names (see account No. 4, &c.) ;so ings, and waa wholly inapplicable. He quoted clause 72 pretend to be imitations. New York Herald. 10 V G • b
Bradford, Yorkshire, currier-Dec. , 1 . zay uru,
steady, at a slight improvement on tera e ye
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Ditto, 1-5 a
the dockyard, the Protestant ciergy, and the principal a : r s
teat, in Lac., you are richer than you take credit for." of the act to show it was not a proper form-for instance, The supposition is that it is only within the last 13 Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer. London and North Western, 103 a 33g -
Berwick 20,-ooeth
CERTIFICATES GRANTED. shares, a prem.-North Eastern, , 8 ...?
British and .Maltese mercharita. Sir J. D. Panl paid interest on this mortgage down to there was one heading " cash and investment," which - ......
651-North British,
months that Huntington commenced to operate on forged Nov. 12 J. Weodroffe, Newga,te-street, licensed victrt- Eastern 21k 0 a-Great Western, 2 .r.
"On the 10th inst. Captain Hadley, late paymaster December, 1854. The assignees having taken possession was appicable to a company that was going on and not . From the London Gazette of Last Night ll od i ) JU •
W• b 'h
. f ier saw- 31 '.h t Sh ffield and Lincoln, 34-Lancashi
of the 68th Regiment ot Light Infantry, died ak M
--alta 'of the lease and deeds relating to Park Chapel and that had k topped. paper. It may not even be so long. He had now an office •1a er . c ass . . Lung, is ea<, , iron oum , _ et- ana es er, e . ,
i Dutch Rhenish, -
also, on 10th Nov., at Palazzo Carbone, Floriana, Malta, schools, which were advertised for sale, Mrs. Hare gave Mr. Masora who appeared for three directors, said he at L 2, Wall-street, and professed to carry on the legitimate . -ewe-6_ yer, aud agricultural implement maker (Ist class)-.N"' and Yorkshire, 94S -Midland, 79§ i - e
ehse
14, J. to Gough, River-terrace, Islington, timber mer- 1 pm.-Lancaster and Carlisle (a-shares, new), a Pmuse,
Major J. P. Nelly, farmerly in the 77th Regiment." netice of her claim as eguitable•mertgagee. The property apprehended his clients would not be required to eub• business of a note broker. As most of our readers are in LORD CHA MBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov-. 18. chant (3d class). P. D. Leno, Great Winchester-street, East Lancashire, 200-Great Western of Canada, OW
Her Majesty's ship Raleigh, 50, Commodore the Hon. was sold in A"guat latt for 3,7501. It appeared that scribe to anything prior to their having a seat at tbe Islissful ignorance of the business of note-shaving, we will Orders for the Court's going into Mourning on Thursday City, merchant (Ist class)-Nov. 10, J. Riehardsen Caw- shares, 2.8.9. pm.
11. Keppel, C.D., and the Act m m surveying vessel, Corn- Sir J. D. Paul had obtained another advance upon the board. briefly deecribe it. Commercial firms, even though they next, the 20th inst., for his late Serene Highness the Prince bridge, tailor and hosier (3d class)-Oct. 13, E. 'Davis, . . ,
mander Ba.tes, were inspected by Vice-Admiral Sir Geo. same property from his brother, and the deeds lima been The Commissioner said they would have to state may have large capital, are Constantly compelled to pay by the ueen viz.:-
of Leiningen, half brother to her Majesty Q , 11 r and Tottenham
Bromley, Middlesex, licensed victua e , , LEEDS, Nov. 18.
The ladies to wear black silk fringed or plain linen b • . he gl North Emits
Seymour, K.C.B , yesterday merning at Spithead, prior left with the same solicitor as had those relating to Mrs. nothing more than they were aogni•ant of. The form notes on time instead of cash. The accommodation given white eloees t . . . . , rickma.ker and builder (3d class)-Nov. 12, J. B Blyt : , ,
ZTOCIC EXCHA.NGE.-Great Western, 6-e-
-to receiving sailing orders. Hareaf mortga!e ; bat the brother's mortgage had been would be, as near as possible, in conformity with the one , necklaces and ear-rings, bisek or white shoes, late of Plough-road, Rotherhithe, smelter and dealer in 2 -Lied 4'
ern (Leeds), No. 1,2 a peia,-Great Northern, 3 _ „,
by banks is limited ; and when they decline to make more fans, and tiPPeta ' 20.11.3.-York and latirw`
Her Majesty's ship Shannon, 51, Capt. W. Feel, C.B , paid cff in 1852. generally used in the court. ad S Neville Northam ton and Harding-
metals ( class). . , P 91 -I'l dli ds 79 Berwicks,
i au , i-
• advances on the notes of a firm, billbrokers are resorted to. The gentlemen to wear black full-trimmed, fringed or stone, shoe manufacturer, (let clas.s)-Nov. 17, A. Eves, . ' D ali
made auotner trial of her speed yesterday at the men- .'!r. Beales was for the plaintiff. Mr. Reed, under section 12, asked for an allowance . plain linen, black swords and buckles. ___N ~ Midlands, 2- overs, • .
These charee ore or less discount on the bills d
0 ~,, , epending Jauld- lace West New-rcail flour factor (Ist class) i .
sured mile in Stoke's Bey, which yielded a better result Mr. Hardy, for the assignees, stated that they were for preparing the balance-sheet. The &rectors were The Court to change the Mourning on Thursday the 27th 17, S.PBayly, Bou'rueinouth;hotel keeper (2d class) -Nov. ..---- es
by upwards of half a knot than teat last rep rted. williog to act as the Court might decide. He submitted, liable to the extent of every farthiug of their property, on the credit of the drawer, and the length of time they instant, !Az. ,
12, H. A. Thorpe, Harleyford-street, Kennington, coach ,
The steam troop-ship Vulcan, Commander Furneaux, however, tbat there was not sufficient evidence to entitle and it would be unfair to select eight gentlemen out of may have to run before they mature. The bills of houses The Ladies to wear black Silk or Velvet, coloured Rib- proprietor (3d class). J. A. N. Dawe, J. H. Cottrell, and' SEABORNE MAILS. -
went to Spitliead yesterday to await sailing orders. Mrs. Hare to claim as equitable mortgagee, there being 280 or 300 shareholders and make them pay the costs in first-rate standing (technically known as gilt-edged bons, Fans and Tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, T. Benham, Laurence Pountney-lane, and Moorgate-street,
..,--.--4.41•••••nr
The gun-boat flotilla at Portsmouth are now in course no evidence of any deposit of deeds in that character, out of their own pocket. He waa willing to accept the paper) will be discounted at the rate of 10 or 12 per cent. orlwheiteersonta silvert -Stuffs, with b ack Ribbons
Cloat nd ble:ck l • seed merchants (Ist class)-Nov. 11, P. Allen, Hunteworth-
at tke mails are sent from the General rost-onlo
of being hauled up and berthed under the slip sheds at and no mernoranauin in writing. The chapel and schools nomination of any respectable accountant by the per annum, while on others, not so well known or trusted, hl.h G Le.men o wear black . , s,_ a
._ _ aer_p ain mews North, Dorset-square, horse dealer (2d class).
.W. e gal
''-- etir tha M by the moraine-iespatch.)
w ite, or w ite and gold, or white and silver stuff Waist-
Henan belonged to Sir J. D. Paul, and the lease had not been assignees. Desilva, Liverpool, chronometer maker, optician, nautical ,cie un,h.-an
The Comet steam tug embarked yesterday from the out of his own possee,sion. Mr L. the brokers charge a discount of 2or 3 per cent. per month. coats, full trimmed, coloured Swords and Buckles. instrument maker, and dealer in jewellery and watches (2d whet,
. inklater objected that there were no funds in It follows, therefore, that in times of ordinary commercial And on Thursday the 4th Dec, next the Court to go out ci - ' h• ff • Jay w.ien ma." ...p Wrom wag. w_ as
depot ship Britannia, in Portsmouth Harbour,a number Mr. Beales was heard in reply. . hands. Thanks to his friends at present this was a ass). W Harrop, Cullingworth, Yorks ire, Btu manu t Post- Pert a" d.
M ilenera , _ _
lan
prosperity, when bankruptcies are rare, these shavers make of Al°llr°ing• facturer (3d class)-Nov. 14, H. Stott, Halifax, grocer 00tioarantis.
Ohloe,London.* Dispatch° . En..... j..........
of the British German Legion, and put them on board The Vice-Chancellor was of opinion that the evidence barren estate. The proper course would be for the di- ta -
the Mersey freight-ship, which left the harbour at 4 p.m. affurded by the letters was sufficient to entitle Mrs, Hare rectors fo file their balance-sheet, and then apply for an -
et ite a handsome profit by their operations. Huntington WHITEHALL, Nov. 14. (2d class). J. Richardson, Whitby, stationer (3(.1. class). ----- —....---a--
1.„ week'', •
Every Friday .... LIMO()
' and anchored at Spitbead. to the usual decree in favour of an equitable mortgage, allowance. He declined to nominate al acctientant, as I business
was engaged in this capita . The Queen has been pleased to present the Reverend
Donald Fraser to the church and parish of Fearn, in the SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. mieries(byllrit.pack)/9
tmerlea (by United Ste.
A eus Stewart tailor and clothier, Glasgow. Every Tuesday .. Southampton Week],
A board of officers belonging to the Reyal Engineers The plaintiff inu-t add her her costs to the security, the responsibility was thrown on the directors to file The profits of the trade, large as they nr.st have been, b fT 1 d f r cant by the le - ' • •
pres ytery o amu an county o soss, va k A• a^ket) •• •• •• •• ••1N -
George Gibson Dodds, engineer, Railway Wor s, ir- P e
has been ordered to assemble at the head-quarters. of ,—. their own balance-sheet ; otherwise they might go to an did not satisfy him, or were insufficient to enable him to transportation of the Reverend Donald Mackinnon, late drie. %mance (by U. States
..1.1 • • •••• •• • . - Liverpool ....
that establishment at Chatham, for the purpose of exa- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. enormous expense and arrive at no satisfactory result. gratify his extravagant taste for fi'ae houses, costl furui- Minister thereof, to the parish of Strath. Alexander Munro, merehant, Taira packet) .....• ••
australia (via Liver- lceCre
d 18th .... Liverpool •• tic
mining the proper amount of claim that each man be-
(Sitin • 13e. b f J t• C 11 W'll•
gs in nco, e ore us ices resswe , 1 lams, . The Commissioner said the °nue WAS thrown ou the Ore, splendid equipages, fast hawses, and dashing y 'WHITEHALL, NOT. 14. J. D. Hunter, tool and machinery agent, Glebe-street, th an
Pool) •••••• - • -- " `'! 4 a,.. ...Dover w ••• -
longing to that branch of the service has to make for women,
•••
and Crowder.) directors to prepare their own accounts, and as, under so he resolved to try his ha a
'au on that branch of th The Queen has been pleased to give and grant unto Cap- Glasgow. eta, (via Marseilles) b.
e profes. sitto (via Cape of Good 12th
... pace rtalli
loss of necessariea on hoard ship, or while on duty serv- the circumstances, the assignees did not choose to ac- • h. taiu Richard Ashmore Powell C. 8., her Majesty's royal James Wa rmerly manufacturer Glasgow.
, mon w ich had conduct, New fo , .
ala .... ...... • s na•
ed him to a cell in the Tombs. He ' ' 1 h Hop)
ing in the Crimea. The claims are very numerous, an d MORRIS. Y. THE ROYAL BRITISH FANS-APPLICATION FOR eluiesce in the suggestion of Mr. Reed, he should leave it licence and permission that he may accept am weer t e Jahn Rankin, wine and spirit merchant, Broomielaw• d *l9Ol
Went tO work spa-- t , Africa (West Coast)...b, 23d ot tn. ci.onr„,c..
Dover
..... ,
aie goon as the wbele liave been completed they will be EXECUTION AGAINST A SHA.BEHOLDER. open to the directors to comply with the act of parlia. aa„ • ' '
ena icall and used, at first, a good deal insignia of a Knight Commander of the Royal and Distin- street, Glasgow. Alexandria.-- ....1a 10th iic 26th 0 ,:,,.
50u,b.,,,,1,,05, az
forwarded to the War Department to enable the autho- Mr. Lush hpplied for a rule callieg upon one of the ment. They might obtain what assistance was necessary, ution to e•eade detection. He waS in.ahe habit of go. e guished Order of Chariest the Third, which the Queen of John Martin, timber merchant, Carluke, Lanark. elexandria...... a —TA
i"
' .2')..be)trgnt.l; Southamp, or ISO:
to the offis - in° ' • h - f • him as a mark of f
rities to settle them. shareholders in the Royal British Bank to show cause and apply for au allowance hereafter. ae of a broker of high, standing, and purchasing Spain hat boen pleased to con el upon a aahamas ...........as 17ta o
.... Dover ...... Dana
The whole of the troops who were invalided home from why execution should not issue against him. The After some further disaussion, a formal adjournment from 'aim notes of firms, sorwetimes to the amount of tre
her approbation of his conduct in attempting o scue a ----
Sporting Intelligence. 3elgium .......• •• ••N D'l'lY'' •';;;;lth... 'Southampton 49#.
3razil ..............14 Bth of tilr,
rhhn ,h .. SlatharrtploD MA
regiraent3 which served in the Crimea, and who were learned counsel s y g
tated that ud went had been recovered until Thursday took ploce, for the parties to settle the f‘tereo,ooo or $BO,OOO in a week. For those he alw al • 1 when detached in the boats of the Janus
Spanish vesse , . .
lie 3nenos Ayres ........
M 9t‘'
'o'f't the month _
erte Unce
stationed at the supplemental hospital, Brompton Bar- against the bank for 250/. ; but the official assignee having terms of the order. certified che aye pan in C t
against the Moorish pirates on the Riff oas .
SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING-TUESDAY. jape of Good Hope •:
al rineertain ...... Vaions p
i. I6th of ni
ques. He was an easy, dashing-looking fellow- ' WHITEHALL, Nov. 15. ii B.Judieameie .
racks, Chatham, having left that establishment, the taken possession of the whole of the property of the _a_ The Racing Plate of 20 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of (•,riee of Good Bops . ,
~,. . ~, ..,.. . tbs; 29th
building bas been handed. over to the barrack master, bank, there was nothing which the plaintiff could take wee said the broker-had elways a cigar in his mouth, and was The Queen has been pleased to direct Letters Patent to ,
50/. in !ape de Verde ~.. ••1-, 10th and 26th... •
ith & 21r
and will be immediately occupied by troops. in execution to satisfy his judgment. Under these cir- POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-Nov. 18. • perfectly cool and nonchalant in his manner, so that he be passed under the Grea.t Seal, granting t 9
he dienity of a 3 sows each, for horses that have never won leylon (see iadta,
1855 and lag ( ; d h . . ith and 20th •• • • ,
mit
'd) f --- • • s Sourhamp fD Cu. Ch.
b-6 ,matches ai - eandicaps excep ia ; or !vim.- ••• • - " -,-.2 eeway sewer ie. 16
cumstance, the present application was made to enable might very well impose on one ; but there Was someth
,„e Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
3-yr-olds and u d 0 - l ll" •of - 'la •el Isles -•• •• ••••
pwar s. ptiona se nig welg s, &c. e ana iid t 17th of month Southamp oi i and
.9
0 ''.s
land unto James, Baron Talbot of Malahide, in that part I and 2 .
OMR.. - .• •• •• •• - ... !. 4th and 10th ... • 4 and 12
the plaintiff to levy execution upon the property of an MARLBOROUGH-STREET. -.Taw Brown, a boy about him that I could not underatand. I could not of the said United Kin Idd th h About a mile and a quarter. Five subs.
edom called Ire an ,an e eirs China .• .- -• • ........ , iOth and 26th ....1-Dover '• " " d 0
'IE.:LT.II OF LONDON DURI (VG TI- lil ind:viduai shareholder in the bank, comprehend why he should come aud buy our notes, as male of his body lawfulla begotten, by the name, style, Mr. Bennett'a Laverna, 3 yrs, sst 13Ib (30/ ) ,1,,,,,t„timp10 ....••
l''.
itis sz eota ot ne n. faeithempton 1 an _ e
apparently about 11 years of age, was brought before
Rule granted. 'Dover es .... rwiceaau
WEEK. Mr. Beadow, charged with forgery and obtaining money we did not divide the dieceurit with hint, and he could end title of Baron Talbot de Malahide, in the county of (H. Ducker) 1 oenstantinoptee..w... N
Pr rale. daily ...,.•
(Sittings at Nisi Prius, before Mr. Justice Willes and a under false .pretences. make nothine by them He aft
e • erwards found out the Dublin. Mr. T. Walker's Bold Buccleuch, 3 yrs, sst 111b(30/.) Uont. ot• Elif
nogiar
.. rvriced'il 76
..._____.z._.____
DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 15. (Bullock) 2 ~, rs"lPa„sts(oos MEa N Twice daily-- - Dover ..... 6 1,20
Common Jury.) Arthu
.e Raiford, clerk to Messrs. Hedges and Butler secret of it. Huntington would buy these notes, duplicate
, (1--rom the Report of the. Registrar-General.) The Queen has been pleased to a oint Cornelius Kort- se • A d 3 rs fist 131 b (30/) (M. a - ---
-h
- - ••
••
24 1 it"' 2(1'27 4m•l3°ltilainPic'n '
TAYLialt AND ANOTHER V. STRAT-PURCHASE OF SHA.RES wine-PrJetchants, Regent-street, said-On Sa.turday we'd', them, sell the notes again, and use the duplicates as col- right, Esq tbL. t tG PP Ithlla d f
~ o e tau enan - overuor o es s• n o e ... itihraiter a •••••• •• • -
Mr. eseacon s -a, y , ... L usgrov ) . ,
di 3 .
~ Isi And 16
, The deathe registered in London, which in the two Betey B, 4 yrs, 7st 21b (30/.) (Leane) 4 .4reece (ese In a
Mr. Carr's At 2rid & 17th of mun.,Southanapte toy
IN THE -ROYAL BRITISH BANK. the Irrisoner brought a bill from Frederick Bird for work lateral security in raising money. At first, however he Grenada.
preceding weeke were 969 and 1,006, rose in the week. 4 on Bold Beccleuch 4 to 1 aest 4re7te" " ""*" "
ei) ..........N Dane tendon •... sl. ist co ii?;
The plaintiffs in this case, Messrs, Taylor and Ashton, douts to the amount of 15e. The bill WAB receipted, ap- used mil the enuine es t d th al f' d BOARD 0 - ' Betting-7 to , ~ ,
lambur
that ended last Saturday to 1,090-an increase which is are stockbrokers, and at the latter end of August last parently by Frederick Bird, and witness paid the prisoner y . g o es, A/2 as ey were ways oun F TRUDE, WHIWEFIA.LL, Nov. 18
• Laverna. Won by a length ; a length and a belf davannah ...... - -et Ind of the mouth Soar tialupien osily
usual in this month, proverbially known for bring'llif, they purchased tor the defendant 22 shares in the Royal kh,a amount. to be correct he gradually gained the conadence of those The Right Horeinrable the Lords of the Committee of
between the second and third ; bad fourth. The winner Holland ......,,_••as Daily.- •• Dover ..- ••f; t6te '1 is
wit;, it. cold weather and fogs. In the 10 weeks corre- British Rank, at the price of 32a per share. The defend- f Mr. Geo. Key, landlord of the Hone and Groo with whom he had dealings. When he had thus completely Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received,
was bought in for 210 guineas. lencluras .......... 51 17to of the month. Soathamptv , sad 2
erne ire.e• t•i last veeett ef the. yeara 1846 55 the avera4e •ants declined to take the sharem, but the pla,intiff3 had ta public house, said he had known the ' f Lu disarmed them of all ku • • h ' t hd ' through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy ,iiitia (Yiaaouthamptale lth _,• 20th of mon. Ifs ta 29 0
spicion, e began • use t e upla ea th fll • d tch addressed b her Ma•esty's Con- The Abbey Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 20 added ; for eidia (via filareoills )54 10th& 26th of moth Dover .• •• .• ,
nuiabsr «if deaths waa 1,051, which, if raised in pra- prisoner or about e o owing ospa • .
pay the persons of whom they bought, and they now two years, and also knew that durin cates or forged notes. His 1 - th. -h Id ' Y •i • 1.1. 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional f•elling weights, 'h. ' tertian
Wes (see Intlia) ••••
..••• .
~
g a part of that time pan was is e wou go into sul at Bangkok to her Majesty's Plenipotentiary in C ma, &N f wive daily -
portion to increase of population, becomes 1,156. The sued to recover that sum--644a, and also some charges he wa. 2" al About r.reland ........31
9in e employ of Fredk. Bird. A short time a note broker's, say he wanted to borrow 40,000 do's- for announcing the withdrawal of the prohibition to export Winners extra. The second to Save his stake.
1,i5b0n..............M 24 if o. 0.• ... Southampton _ a
__, la
.!
rate of mortality whica now rules is considerably below and interest, from the defendant.
9,, of 'of,. ri... .. goathamptoa 5 uu
ago the prisoner came t 3 his house, and stated that he a month or so, for which he would give his own note of rice from Siam. three-quarters of a mile. Five subs. 4adoira --- - - •••1%1 - 0 pool ...
the average.
nth •••• rev r
Mr. Atherton and another learned gentleman appeared was sent by Mr. Bird to borrow ss. He British Consulate, Bangkok, Aug, 15, 1856. Mr. West's' Plausible, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (30/.) ...(J. Gill) 1 4adeira ..............N 234 of trio
15,
In comparing the rewilts of the last two we
,eks the in- hand and certain
gave the pri• other bills of snch and such dates and o- 4,
Aalta (see India)
for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Knowles and Mr. Gibbon for se h
ner t e money.- - • Sir,-I have the honour to report to your Excellency (30/ )
Mr. T. Spence's Catnerine Parr, 6 yrs, 7st 9lb . 26 Dover w
amounts as N 1 10 20 tuid •• .
collateral security, and he would leave a et al ta ....ha"-, a , , ,
crease shown above will be found to arise c iiedy frotn- the defendant. Tido F Bird Noiseless a , is Majesty the First King has authorised me to
th t h (Fordham) 2 stis anal
diseases of the organs of respiration, for the deaths reler- a . , -wheel Office, 3, Winsley-street memorana f • Aauritius (see India)
f the cnonih
t. appeared that a few day.s after the purchase of the said the prisoner had been in his e 1 b • b hese bills If tha bro e
, . oum o t . k r wanted to state that the rice trade of Siam is now open, although Mr Hank's Dolly Varden, 3 yrs, 6st 6lb (30/. ) Bullock) 3 qaaritins „ _ ......N 20,0 o
th
r month.. southampon Ist
red to this clam have increased from 200 to 258 ; those rap oy a out eig t Batista/. Ma lartaity° ° Dover ......
shares-viz ,on the 3d Sent. the bark d • •
1 steppe pay- months. The racer tto the bill was not wett h hi himself that all was right he would Rend to the firm the royal
,proclamation to this effect already prepared has - • , 6 t 6lb (30/.) ...(T. Ryan) 4 Welke
al r. W. Wood s Fara, 3 yrs, s
- ------- "'' '''' •thSO th to , lot and 1
- placed to diseases of the nervous system from 90 to 113 P . i en --I ---m) rddrporting to be the drawers, and inquire whether they not yet been issued.
l'aPics .- - ''' -- - So 12 thof mon u amp i
ment. On the 15th of that mon-th a form of transfer bad • •
and he believed it was ut the prisoner's handwriting H ''• • Mr Yardley's Mary Ann, 4 yra, ist, 41b (30/.) (Frost) 5 IA 2d
d 19th ninth Various port
(the special head under which the increase °cane being beens t • b tth b k ffi• 1 d 1. dt k h d •
en in, u ean o cia s ec ine ota e any a never authorised the prisoner
t -* e had out the notes described. They would refer to the b k In reply to my further inquiry his Majesty said that he • . ivy Granada ...• ••
4th an
.......
Cth •ne Parr, sto 2 agst Plans- ;,,
~•ewZ0a1and............. Dover .....• i weal/
convuistons of infants) ; while in deaths caused by dis to borrow moneT of „ , oo s, could not guarantee for any definite period the absence of Betting-Even on a eri • „ii DallY•*."'
steps to complete the transaction, and consequently the Mr. Key. , naa that they had imued such notes, and eenseguently the all restriction in the exportation of rice b f • • ible 6to 1 agst Dolly Varden. A fine race, won by a Papal States ...•• , itotithampitr &16til
eases of the zernotic clasa there is a decrease crom 238 to y oreigners , , . Peninsula •.- -- , y 4 ,
sl !ir 17th of mon. Southampten Ist
i ' share); had never been transferred into the defendant's The prisoner declinei to make any defence a lo d d third ; a
broker, not doubting that those offered by Huntington should there arise the necessity of recurring to a pro- neck ; eame distance between t e secon an
212. The corrected average ot the disea.ses of the respire- nd vvas Peru ••" - '•''' - ~1,1 sth of month .. •• Various port-
name. fully committed. hibitory edict, the month's notice conceded lsy treaty length between the third and fourth, and a head be Port Natal ... '' '.. ..
.N Kvery Saturday.• 'Dever ...... Wedt.ll
were the real ones, would advance the money asked upon
tory organs is 194 ; the mortality (258) from this claw( Several witnesses were called, who proved the purchase —es. .... " it ••..•• a •••• Deee
would be (avert to the Consul • at present there existed tween the fourth and fifth. No advance upon the selling Sicily •••• • . Nvi y „ r
~
~
.. : .
,03
last week was thsrefore high ; 113 persone, ef whom 53 them. With the money thus raised Huntington would a ' - Tuscany ~..... .
hes ad & 17th ofraorth Southampton I 's' l"
of the shares for the defendant, and the various other WESTMINSTER. e 76 I on the part of Government no wish or intention
were 40 years old and upwards, died of brenchitis ; 114 Jo is saacs and John Mason, make speculations, or would take up other bills be. • price. ;renewer. .., ..... i
see
matters neeessa.ry to entitle the plaintiffs to recover. - 3 t f cl h M t h dth t f t h 6 ft ith 25
Itoin er ere ;an is ajes y ope a in u ure The Yearling Stakes of 15 sovs eac „ w...... _ _ van Dteraen'aL•fua c (
• .. pli and 18th of m. I mon:hlY
persons, of wheat 100 were children, died of pneumonia, two oun men were laced h
y. g , p at t. e bar charged with coming due, or would use it for his private purposes ; the rise of prices on the approaoh of scarcity would be
Mr. Knowles, at the conclusion of the evidence hi 1. fth nt year 1856 (foaled Australia) ......• -.Th
h., ,
°' " wse'"!aenthamotoril and 16
added, for year ings o e prese
f a West Indies •... •
or inflammation of the lungs. In the zymotic class typhus ,am burglariously brealeng and e r e
he did not intend to call any witnesees, but he wished to a • ' a nte
in-
in the a Catholtc chapel and thus he went on from week to week and from month found to afford all needful protection to his subjects, and
in 18 -51 colts 7st 71b • fillies, 7st 41b. Quarter o
or common fever was -fit tal in 45 cases. scarlatina in 41, Horseferry-road, Westminster, and. de'
. .
a_
~ . .
e_ submit some points of law for the consideration of his .a.,-, es -les_ __.., we.... _o_w_ stealin th
g a to mon • to be in itself the beet security against an excessive export ~ D__, ; •
__„ '..._ ,_ j.„,„ „„1,„ _ veh,,,, any of these dates fall on a Sunda, fh.....11. will "t A&

. The deaths registered in London, which in the two
preceding weeks were 969 and 1,006, rose in the week
that ended last Saturday to I,o9o—an increase which is
usual in this month, proverbially known for bringing,
with it cold weather and fogs. In the 10 weeks corre-
ppm, r,‘ to last weeit ef the years 1846 55 the average
number of deaths was 1,051, which, if raised in pr.).
portion to increase of population, becomes 1,156. The
rate of mortality which now rules is considerably below
the average.
In comparing the results of the last two weeks the in-
crease shown above will be found to arise c hells from.
diseases of the organs of respiration, for the deaths refer-
red to this class have increased from 200 to 258 ; those
placed to diseases of the nervous system from 90 to 113
(the special head under which the increase occurs being
convuisions of infants) ; while in deaths caused by dis
eases of the z'motic class there is a decrease from 238 to
212. The corrected average of the di,,ea:es of the respira-
tory organs is 194 ; the mortality (258) from this class
last week was therefore high ; 113 persons, of whom 53
were 40 years old and upwards, died of bronchitis ; 114
persons, of whom 100 were children, died of pneumonia,
or inflammation of the lungs. In the zymotic class typhus
or common fever was fatal in 45 cases, scarlatina in 41,
whooping-cough in 40, measles in 25, diarrhoea in 25,
croup in 9, small-pox in only 3. Ten women died of dis-
eases incidental to child-beeline., four persons from car-
buncle, one from neuralgia, one from intemperance. Of
the whole number of deaths 552, or rather more than
half, occurred under 20 years of age ; and of 42 which
occurred at 80 years or upwards 6 were those of nona-
genarians, of whom the two oldest were 6 and 97 years
old, and both widows. Of these six persons only two
were men.

Last week the births of 816 boys and 733 girls, in all
1,555 children, were regist-red in London. In the ten
corresponding weeks of the years 1846-55 the average
number was 1,433.
At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean
height of the barometer in the week was 29'642 in. The
mean temperature of the week was 38 3 deg., which is
5'4 deg. below the average of the same week in 33 years
(as determined by Mr. Glaisher). The mean tempera.
ture was below the average on every day ; and on Satur-
day, when the thermometer fell to 29 deg., the lowest
point in the week, the mean temperature was 3i.2 deg.,
or 7 deg. below the average. The mean dew-point tem-
perature of the week was 33'2 deg., and the difference
between this cod the mean air temperature was 5.1 deg.
The mean temperature of the water of the Thames was
45.1 deg. The temperature of the river fell from 48 deg.
at the beginning of the week to 4.2 deg. at the end.
The wind blew generally from the north. The amcunt
of horizontal movement of the air in miles was on Mon-
day 215. Rain fell on four days, but the whole amount
was net more than 0.12 in.

MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS.
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED
IN THE WEER ENDING SATURDAY, NOV. 15
Zymotic Diseases
Diseases of Uncertain Seat • 212
Tubercular Diseases ... 53
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses
Diseases of the Heart and 8100d-vessels ll3
Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of 48
Respiration .. ................
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and o er .....
of Digestion
Diseases of the Kidneys, dce. ....... ......... 47
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, .
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles "' 11
Diseases of the Skins &c. ............................. 5
............. 6
Malformations ...................................
Premature Birth and Debility
Atrophy
Old Age .......................
5udden...................... ................................. 27
Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance ........ 27
Causes not specified ............... ........................ 11

'• ********* 22
• ......... 28
......... .. 28

DEATHS FROM ALL GAUSSES
Population Deaths in corre- Dcatts
Enumerated. sponding week in the
1851. of 1855. Week.
West Districts
North Districts 490,396 ...... 204
Central Districts 393,256 ...... 151
East Districts 485, 522 ...... 207
south Districts - 259

1,090

Totals
Males
Fs-males

975

BIRTHS IN THE WEEK.

1,090

Males
Females....

Several witnesses were called, who proved the purchase
of the shares for the defendant, and the various other
matters necessary to entitle the plaintiffs to recover.
Mr. Knowles, at the conclusion of the evidence, said
he did not intend to call any witnesses, but he wished to
submit some points of law for the consideration of his
lordship. He submitted that the plaintiffs were not en-
titled to recover on this ground—Mr. Aston, the plaintiff,
having instructions to purchase shares, went into the
market and purchased them of a jobber, and immediately
rendered an account to the defendant, in which he gave
the name of Mr. Russell as the party selling the shares.
The defendant, therefore, had a right to the implied war-
ranty of title in Mr. Russell ; but it now turned out that
Mr. Russell had no shares, and the name of another
seller was substituted. The defendant was entitled to
the warranty of title from Mr. Russell, and, not having
it, was entitled to say that he had not the thing for
which he had bargained. Another point was, that the
transfer had not been completed in accordance with the
10th and 11th articles in the company's charter of incor-
poration. By those articles it was necessary that the
consent cf the directors should be obtained to all trans-
fers, and that not having been obtained in this cane the
transaction bad not been completed, and the plaintiffs
were not entitled to recover.

Total .

Mr. Gibbon also objected that the defendant had
,nn.
tracted to buy certain shares in the capital of OP, „m.
pang, but at the time when those shares were b'
bank was insolvent and had no capital. Fr., Jaght the
rencr, that,
by the custom of the Stock Exchange, Trirebasers were
bound to pay for shares upon delivery,
was not complete until it had been P Ar..d that delivery
m
.dicertained that the.
transfer would be sanctioned b:1, the directors. VAe
transaction had never reached 'amt stage, and, therefore,
the liability to pay had not %risen.
Mr. Justice Willes said- he should direct a verdict for
the plaintiffs for the %mount claimed, 6531., subject to
,
the opinion of the fu'.iCourt upon the questions of law.

813
739

cONSISTORY COURT.
(Before Dr. Lushington.)
31fAGOIRE V. WILLIS AND OTHERS.
This wag a suit to try the validity of the election of
the Rev Mr. Maguire to the incumbency of St. James's,
Clerii.enwell. Appearance was entered to-day on the
Par.c of the rev. gentleman, and time to plead was al-
-1 swed the opposite parties.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

IN RE THE ROYAL BRITISI BANK-THE FIRST STEP IN THE

RIGHT DIRECTION.

Mr. Linklater, pursuant to notice, called on six of the
directors—Edward Esdaile (the governor), Mr. Stapleton
(deputy governor), Mr. Gillott, Mr. M‘Leod, Mr. Vall-
iant, and Alderman Kennedy, to file a balance-sheet ten
days before the last examination meeting. The notice
was given under the 7th and Bth Tic., cap. 111, sec. 12.
The Court had held that the directors at the dissolution
were directors snbsisting at the time of the bankruptcy
for all the purposes of the winding-up. He should Lave
been glad if be could have thrown the obligation on other
persons than the director,, persons who had now retired
from the management, but the law would not permit
him to dose. In the notice which bad been given the
i directors the examination of Mr. Paddison, the so;icitor
to the bank, was annexed, showing those gentlemen
• were directors when the hank dirisolved. The directors
were pr,
sent with the exception of Mr. Stapleton, the
d''PbtY governor.
had been Four clear days' notice of this motion
ton vv gives,
and he bad an affidavit that Mr. Staple-
asniemrsdono,
ell,y,
a de
serpvuedty.wgoitvhernthoer,
ands umimiaovinns.g
tatltir;
Stapleton
1 an active part in the management of the affairs of the
e
i company he was one
of
et.thl‘eirp.e}r;Psocinasilehewaperotpb.easgeedvteorec,anl,l
on to file a balane
and had been adi ere
a Ihct,or since the formation of the bank.
Mr. Kennedy
wasdid
nettleector at the commencement, but
resigned, and
April, 1854. Mr. 111 ' L eaogcr a become a director until
was a director in the summer
'of 1353 MM
Vailiant becain
1356, and Mr. Gillott on theealdirector in February,
' present year. It was considered desirable
Aubgyushts ianssti
ghe.
aces that Mr. Gillott should file a balance-sheet, but Mr..
declare Gillett was in a different position
he would only be required to to theh other directors;
opinion, the best accounts thatecdoueviderbtebeyerellilvdeerreedi, sat
najn'ids
subscribe to those . which rang
at the board. Mr. Vaillant came in
after mthee he
board
obtained their supplemental charter. Mr. M`Leod was
a director in the summer of 1853, when A. itdheernaahnedKtehne-
nedy was not a director, and, tterefore, y
directors to furni,h the transactions who had at at the
board the whole period, and the governor and deputy
governor for form sake. He would row p-oceed to state
tLe time the accounts were required to extend over by
the ~sgiznees. _
__

WESTMINSTER.—JoseIet Isaacs and John Mason,
two young men, were placed at the bar charged with
burglarionsly breaking and entering a Catholi.c chapel
in the Horseferry-road, Westminster, and. stealing a
piece of plate and other articles.
Wm. Gearing, 86 B, stated that at ;,i, quarter to 12 on
the previous night his attention was attracted by seeing
a light in the chapel, and observinr, that the street lamp
opposite it had been extinguishrid, he found the gate
open and the doors of the chapUfastened. He obtained
the keys, and on entering the edifice saw the two pri-
soners, and immediately called on them to surrender,
but they took refuge in the
constable, when they were
apprehended behind the allery, and he was obliged
eff ectjtier:t baiing
to call in the aid of another
r,rgan. After conveying the
accused to the station, he examined the chapel, and
found that several d•awers and a cupboard in the
sacristy bad been for,
used in the service Jed open, and that a piece of plate
been el the chapel, with other articles of
value had
ca:ried away P [eked up in a handkerchief ready to
. Some false keys and a piece of candle
Were found or.. the floor of the chapel.
It was
at 10 on Vowed that the building had been left secure
Monday night, and that an entrance had been
an unfastened window used for the purpose
of v
the chapel. The back door had been par-
ti24llY yanfastened.
111. r. Paynter inquired whether anything was.known
of the prisoners.

The Police replied that Isaacs had been convicted at
the Central Criminal Court of highway robbery and
imprisoned twelve months ; the other bad been commit.
ted for three months, in a false name, for larceny.
On being called upon for their defence, Isaacs said
they found a bundle of keys in the cupboard of the sa-
cristy ; the other declined making any answer.
They were committed for trial at the Central Criminal
Court.

Escaping so often undetected he began to relax in his
exercise of caution. Instead of buying up genuine notes
and duplicating them, he would sometimes go into a bro-
ker's, ask to look at his paper, run his eyes over the
amounts, names, and datesof drawers, and would under-
take, from memory alone, to duplicate such as he thought
best fitted for his purpose. In this, however, he some-
times made a slip, for we find that Mr. Kane, a broker,
with whom he had extensive dealings, detected him on
two or three occasions in offering notes which he dis-
covered to be forgeries. Why this gentleman did not
then hand over the culprit into the hands of the law is a
question which he will have some difficulty in answering
to the satisfaction of the public. Another broker, hold-
ing a note which he suspected to be a forgery, went to the
firm purporting to issue it, and although it was but a
clumsy imitation of the genuine note, the party, with-
out looking at it, and by merely referring to the bill-book,
declared it to be all right. Is it any wonder that with
such a loose way of doing business frauds would be perpe-
trated? The only wonder is that they are not much more
numerous.

The manner in which Huntington's operations were
brought to light was no less curious than the operations
themselves, and proved him, after all, to be rather careless
and clumsy for a successful practitioner. Among a parcel
of notes which ho gave to Belden and Co., as collateral
security, in the usual manner, was one of Messrs. thidps,
Dodge, and Co., for over $5,000, which note was thea on its
face over due. That fact attracted attention, and on in-
quiry being made it was pronounced a forgery. And even
then Huntington would not have been brought to justice,
but would hare been allowed to go on ace;infinitunt, were it
not for the firmness and determination of Mr. Dodge, and
his partner, Mr. Stokes. They sought out officer Bowyer,
and obtained his advice and assistance in the matter ; and
although efforts were made to shield Huntington from the
consequences of his acts they proved futile. He was arrested
and held to bail iu $29,00. The very man on whom ho
attempted to pawn the counterfeit (Mr. Belden) became
his surety. Huntington had, previous to his arrest, pro-
cured $24,000 in gold, on his own certified cheque, and this
sum he lodged in Belden's hands ae security, to induce him
to become his bail. But next day other evidences of for-
geries came in, and he was re-arrested. Belden then pro.
cured the cancellation of his bail, and it i
taia retain:. the
$24,000.

In reply to my further inquiry his Majesty said that he
could not guarantee for any definite period the absence of
all restriction in the exportation of rice by foreigners ;
should there arise the necessity of recurring to a pro-
hibitory edict, the month's notice conceded by treaty
would be given to the Consul ; at present there existed
on the part of Government no wish or intention
to interfere ; and his Majesty hoped that in future
the rise of prices on the approaoh of scarcity would be
found to afford all needful protection to his subjects, and
to be in itself the best security against an excessive export
of food.—l have, &c.,
(Signed) C. B. HILLIER.
COMMISSIONS. SIGNED BY LOBD-LIEUTENANTS.

County of Fife—The Hon. Alex. Leslie Melville, com-
monly called Lord Balgonie, to be Deputy Lieutenant.
Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to accept of
the resignation of William Drew, as Assistant-Surgeon of
the Fife Militia Artillery.
[The following Appointment is substituted for that
which appeared in the Gazette of the 14th Nov. inst.]
County of Middlesex—James Timmins Chance, Eq., to
be Deputy Lieutenant.

THA.MES.—ALLEGED KIDNAPPING OP AN ENGLISR
SAILOR.-Mr. Frederick Stephenson, a gentleman resid-
ing in Birmirsham, who was accompanied by a ship-
broker, waited on Mr. Selfe, to complain of the forcible
kidnapping of a youtk named John Stephenson, the son
of the first-named applicant, on board an American ship
sailed the Nathaniel Thompson, now lying in the Vic-
toria Dock. Some evidence having been given,
Mr. Selfe said it was not improbable that the youth
was kidnapped on board the Nathaniel Thompson by
some of the Liverpool crimps, without the connivance
of the captain and mate. He would put the case in
train for investigation ; but at present there was no evi-
dence to justify him in granting a warrant for the appre-
hension of the captain and mate.
The applicants then retired with the officer.

NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset-house, Nov. 17.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein,
that preparations are now making for the intended distri-
bution of proceeds arising from the Russian vessel Phenix,
captured April 18, 1855, by her Majesty's ships Archer and
Desperate.
Agents or ether persons having any just and legal de-
mand, unliquidated, against the said proceeds, are required
to transmit the particulars of any such demand to the
registrar of th 7) High Court of Admiralty, in order that
the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by that
officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the
said Court.
Agents and other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
of any captor, are requested. with as little delay as possi-
ble, to transmit the sung, accompanied by the usual do-
cuments, to the Prize Branch of the Department of the
" Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
house."
Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in
the London Gazette, of the date proposed ,or the coin-
menoement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the
amount of an individual's share iu the respective classes
will be announced.

1,555

price.
The Yearling Stakes of 15 sous each, 6 ft, with 25
added, for yearlings of the present year 1856 (foaled
in 1855) ; colts, 7st 71b ; fillies, 7st 41b. Quarter of a
mile, straight run in, Ten subs.
Lord Anglesey's Saragossa filly, 7st 41b ...(F(
IIBor;dth, ark)) 3
,
2
Mr. Walker's Queen Bee filly, 7st 4
Mr. Peck's Irony filly, let 31b ..... 1.b... ....
(
. .........Cer.albteobnu)m
The followingalsoran :—Kuockbouro, Poll y I'
Alicia colt, and Vestal.
Betting. —2 to 1 aget Queen
ast rony filly and
Maid of Saragossa filly, 5 to 1 eacoh „f
filliy, 4 to 1 asst
Knockbourn. Won cleverly by
,Baeael a
length ; three
and Polly Peaohum were the.on
lengths separated the secondfrioamextthtewhthf
crldhs;eAtlolcgieatchoelrt,
Knockbourn wasnlast,
beaten, about a neck from Ihiuthy
ands Vestal was last,
of 50 cove, added to a Han
bweealtlenupoffw. ith Polly Peac ,
odflb3lPs sous each, 3 ft. ; the second
ThdeicSah;eswirscheupritallkenhn
to receive 201., the third to save his stake ; certain
penalties for winners, &c. About two miles. Sixty-
' five subs, 43 of whom pay 3 60V8 each.
.Mr. T. Hughes's Romeo, 6 yr,, fist ..(Bray) 1
Mr. Colpitt's Maid of Derwent, 3 yrs, 6st 71b (incl.
141 b extra)
Mr. Jackson's Lord Alfred, 4 yrs, 7t 21b (Bearpark) 3
The following also ran :—Homily, The Jesuit, SAra-
band, Cossey, Vulcan, Culeavy, Merlin, and Meton.
Betting.— 3 to 1 agit Maid of Derwent, 7 to 2 aget
Lord Alfred, 9 to 2 agat Saraband, 10 to 1 each aget
Homily and Romeo. Romeo waited upon Lord Alfred
to just below the distance' where he came away and won
in a canter by two lengths, Maid of Derwent, who took
second place half way up, finished about six lengths in
advance of Lord Alfred, Saraband was fifth, Cossey and
Vulcan were the next two ; Jesuit was pulled up and did
not pass the post.

The Aristocratic Plate, value 50 sovs, the last to give
the second Si, ; the winner to be sold for 2001. ;
allowances if entered to be sold for less, &c. ; gentle-
men riders ; professionals, 71b extra. One mile and a
half. Nine subs.
Capt. Connell's Little Tom, 6 yrs, 12,t (1001.),
(Mr. Harrison) 1
Mr. Williams's Fatalist, 4 yrs, list tlb...(Mr Blake) 2
Mr. T. Hughes's Westminster, 4 yre, list Glb (100/ )
(Capt. Price) 3
The following also ran :—High Rock and Victory.
Betting-5 to 2 each agst Westminster and Fatalist,
4to 1 each agst High Rock and Little Tom. Won by a
length; two lengths between the second and third.
The Shorts Handicap Selling Race, of 3 sovs each, with
25 added ; the second to save his stake ; the winner
to be sold for 301. Six furlongs.
Mr. Barber's Rickledon, 2 yrs, sst 71b (Dales) 1
Mr. Ward's Chatteress, 3 yrs, 6st (Snowden) 2
Mr. J. Davis's Jane Shore, 3 yrs, 7st 21b (D. Hughes) 3
The following also ran :—Usurer, Maid of Cadiz,
Whitebait, and The Kertch Chief.
Won by half a lengtb, bad third.

10 de.
When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will oil
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the Ind': 00
:.,3othampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despateille
preceding daY,
,;

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BIRVIS. . .
Or A NIL 14° odoe
, 0
On the 18th inst at 11, Wellington.streebo li
bridge, the wife of J. Cooper Forster, Esq. ~,, of .1-11
On the 17th inst., at Chippeuham, the I'l3'
Bingham, jun., Esq.
OF A DAUGHTER. spill
as, bel i
On tfie 14th inst., at the Royal Marine Barra mite
ho-use, Devon, the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel '''" A
tovo
R.M. Light Infantry. OOP.
On the I.sth inst., at Heathland Lodge,
Mrs. Edward Gould Bradley.
P
' MARRIED. bitbot, to,
On the 15th inst., at St. Mary's, Rothe iwiev,' 0
Joseph Elliott, of the War Departruent, WVriatirPo
Fanny, the eldest daughter of Mr. Henri ed'
Rotherhithe. pore Of
On the 10th inst., at the British Embas Guards'
00, 0
.r 1,,
GgtffCaptain John Montagu Burgoyne, Grenadier su 00d
son of Sir John M. Burgoyne, Bart., ef oin
Beds, to Amy, only (laughter of the late CoP '
Nealson Smith, R.E. •
IV.
DIED. Ole ,
-a kfgt
On the 17th inst., at Sonning-grove, J-er of
SF. N. Pearson, D.D., aged 80. only eon 0
n the 17th inst., George William Fry.. is re, .
R. Fry, Esq. of St. John's-wood, aged 37. 001-.41
(fin the 17th inst., at 30, Montog,u-place, llef Oil
Mrs, Browne, aged 53. -Richora
On the 16th inst , at Clifton, the Rev- --- itlb
Wilmot, of Neswiek Hall, Yorkshire. ~ohd. fliisPet
On the 17th iust., at 10, Highburpplace,e carY—
also of 298, Holborn, and formerly of 67, uh4ll "
1
solicitor, aged aig.ietdh
i7n2s.t., at Curzon-streot, Mayfell.' °i.43betY
wi, bow of Lieut,-Col. ltudsdell, aged 88. -biro, 1-i. tit:
lerpt4
On the 10th inst., at Inchkenneth, ArgYie;fOrse P'
Colonel 11. belt Macdonald, C. 8., lata Royal ,-
lery, aged 80. /

he has been victimised
Another carious feature in tke
though the total amount of to-- • t. 1 It
,gertes already aseer awe( .
'transaction is, that al.
3516,119 40
.c., no person r
an be found to aanowledge that
brokers that none r" .. -It is the opinion of eXpelieneed
market (in fact A the forged paper was }!tit ttpon the
Pose), but +'
net it is all in the hands of the banks and
-,it was too clumsily imitated for that pur-
brokers '
ever with whom ho did business. tie probably, how-
,* , did not raise more than S3OOA) on it. We under-
-end that a cashier of ... a the banks was in the habit
of makinga Huntington advanoes 'eta 'of t 6 &rawer on this
forged paper, receiving a flare, tliacount for it, and was
for-
tunate enough to eatratm doss, and that on hearing of Hunt-
in t '
g oil 8 arrest, he Went to the president of the bank, gave
'ti
in his rest a %
gont told what he had been doing, acknow-
ledged that I:, itd made Large profits thereby, and said
that he V
..nought it his duty to let them know how easily
tuey might be cheated in this way.
And now Huntington is in the Tombs. His trial will
make work ler the lawyers, and attract a good deal of pub-
lic attention. It will probably be a nice legal point whether
the lodging these notes as collateral secnrity is tantamount
to uttering them. The penalty for each offence may be
seven years iu the State prison, and if convicted on all, be
wi.osial require to live as long as old Parr to serve out his
tem. Iu the meantime be seems to be quite indifferent to
his situation. When officer Bowyer informed him that ho
came to arrest him, he coolly walked to the mantelpiece,
took up a match, lit the cigar which he had in his mouth,
and walked out with the officer in apparent unconcern.
His cell at the Tombs is richly carpeted and furnished. His
wife's carriage drives down daily, and her care providos
hint with sumptuous fare. Ho had his champagne and his
Savannahs, and don't seem to let the degradation of his
position weigh upon hie spirits. As an instance of his ex-
travagance, even now,Tit is said that after dining a day or

-
(Anyhterishmxicr.l—lt is ever a pleasing diity of a journalist
to introduce to his readers some new discovery calculated to
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strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is with this feeling
that we call the attention of invalids to the following extracts
from Du Barry's interesting report of cures without medicine
of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous,
Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption,
Itnd Debility, by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica, Food :—Cure
,":. 52,42.2. —Bridgehouse, Frimley, 3d April,
1854.----I have
" • I these 33 years continually from diseased lungs, spit-
worgr.--. , -,t ' liver derangement, deafness, singing in the ears,
ting of vie.i9bility, shortness of breath and cough,
ditriog that piedri°oauj.l2l-'
- faken so much medicine that I can safely
wards of a thousand pounds at the
constipation, 4...-
wlawsasinfourttuteldeeesupoauirgehutdo
:ndewehdeln
shy 1 have 1,
chemists and doctors. .
getwit
tozeori I
lit
vat:
, , which Heaven
alth I long since despair-
entit Arabiel • .
My lungs, live 4 stoma,L'h, head, and cars are
be praised, restored me to a St to of lit.,
bneevcoemr et"'alPecqcotseidntte°d
ed of attailting.
all right, my hearing pet feet, and ray r&co,"ery is a 'marvel to
all my acquaintances,—JAMES ROBERtS, Will,ed Merchant.—
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z.
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with full instructions. In canisters, 11b., 2s. 9d. ; Tb., 4s. 61; .
slbs., lls. ;121b5., 225.; super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 2lbs., lls. ;
Ms., 228.; 101bs., 335. The 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free,
on reoeipt of post-Wane order. Barry du Barry and Co., 77s
,
r.c.,eikt-si,reei, Loudon ; Fortnum, Mason, and Co., Purvey
or
to her Majesty, Pico dilly ; also at 60, Gracechnrch-stret ;
1 334 and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 68, Cornhill ;o 49, Bisops..
i gate-street; 55, Cliariui-eross ; 54, Upper Bakrlsireet ;63
'2 rd 10, 07:1srd-street. . '

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DONCAEST,'A. , ..-- NOVEM'
on last gonday. There FAlL—This fair was held
beat from the grazin,'drE•3 was a very large show of
p,r,,i. Cows in
nalcr rr:nt3 of the north and other
tied from 141. to 20/. ; strong,
fE,tf?tehre.,,,,,a2n/imtoalls6cll.le;
chaeeid-eear.:,.,
iB/, to 18/. The abundance
rand the trade was i,10w..
MiLk cows were scarce and de,:ga'
oT4:loere Xas a large show
of sheep. Wethcrs fetched 35s 4
284. to 15,;. ; evve, 225. The showy..
.. per head ; larnh3,
f horses was an in•
differf..,%t ono in pity:, of grialit
pit ked-up early ; BAV soli .at 40 to nl. thuq Pod was
. JO. guineas each ;
cart-horses, 30/. to 4Y.
;elute of
'Ships arriving, at fAivrpool report a pre a/
strong easterly and bZ'':ig winds, in the Chanvu

of Nro. 112, Strand, ---
Loxn(lN : Printed and Publighed by MITIWO
112, :strand, in the i'sePoirixiD.. t te:f tante ravos9,lli.A°;oCG /812.1
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I.':afilemez, Wednes Novensb.ir 19, iit;i•

Mr. Reed, who appeared for Alderman Kennedy and