... SUSPENSION OF THE MATE'S CERTIFICATE. This adjourned inquiry was resumed on Tuesday, 'before Mr Travis, and Captain Harris, the assessor. It will be remembered that the inquiry was adjourned for the attendance of the mate of the North Sea, who was absent from Hall in the Dowthorpe. Mr SPARROW conducted the inquiry as before. Mr PIc'LlTINGELL appeared to watch the inquiry on behalf of ...

... LEEDS DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTY. BUSINESS FIOR THE ENSUING WEEK Before Mr. Commissioner WVVJ MONDAY, Sep', 19.-Trader debtor summoned, ait 11, AT mrom Towvs HA.L, HUlLo, t WoEDNESDAY, Sept. 21.-If. Wiopgd, Nettleham, Lincoln, lnst ?? and proof of debti, at 12 Hirmalugton and Son, iiull, tea dealera, last examination eind proof of clebte, at 11: W. Sorrell, Old Melton, miller, choiceooo f ...

... . THE SM-ETHURST CASE. as A 9. I . - . The 'Evening Heralf (of Taesday) s84s78;.-- After the Cabinet Council on MondAy Sir Geqrge!C.eLaiw bhad a lengthened interview with Air, George Grey ,Lord John Russell, and Lord Palmerston, all of his colleagues who 'ave hold the.seals of the Home Ofioe, on the srbje4t of D Smetbhurst, and in the meantime, as has been ststed, the Secretary of State has ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ?dL. (Before Mr PAXNE, Registrar.)I Mr PAYNE sat for Mr Commissioner Ayrton, who was engaged taking aL Private exemiliatiofl, 'it re Harris, the naturs and result of which did not transpire. RP JOHN SIIAWCIIOFT HAMILTON, AUCTiONEUR, OF HULL,. This wee a mesting for the choice of assignees. Mr SUaMMERS, on behalf of a creditor, named Meskell, applied to the court for an order ...

... ti The Cincinnati Gazette gives the particulars of a A frightful tragedy which occurred in that city on b August 16. A young man, whose name it appears from fi papers found on him, is Thomas Eugene De Marbais, vs has had a wife. named Blanche, living in a house of t assignation in Plum-street, Cincinnati. From his papers, v and from Lis declarations to tbe coroner, we learn that five v times ...

... YORK CASTLE, MONDAY, SEPT. 26. (Before Mr. Sergeant DOWLING.) UNOPPOSED CASES.-The following insolvents met with no opposition, and were discharged accordingly:- Jonathan Crowther, corn miller and traveller, Elland, near Halifax ; Joseph Laister, butcher, Sheffield ; Amos Shillito, wine and spirit merchant, Wakefield ; James Francis Mil. ward, musical instrument dealer, Sheffield ; Win. Dixon, ...

... I The Evening Herald (of Tuesday) ?? the Cabinet Council-on Monday, Sir George U. Lewis had a lengthened interview with Sir George Grey, Lord John Russell, and Lord Palmerston, all of his colleagues who have held the seals of the Home Office, on the subject of Dr. Smethurst, and in the meantime, as has been stated, the Secretary of State has caused the whole of the column- nications that had ...

... THE LATE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF BInAA1Y.- TnE MORALITY OF THE AGE.-From the period of her application at Lambeth police-court, Mrs Hayes, the second wife, or rather the lady who is supposed to be the second wife-as it is supposed the spruce Mr Sloper has been married, if not three times, at least twice before-has become the victim of the greatest annoy- ance by a perfect host of suitors for her ...

... FRIDAY. Emma Matthews, charged with stealing a coat, was handed over to a Wakefield polioeman, who was in attendance. SATURDAY. THEn DAUGETER OF AN Fx.MEyOn OF GRixsBy 11 TROUBLE-Ellen Gillmore was charged with stealing LI1 LOs and some wearing apparel from Wi. Martin, an old pensioner. The prosecutor stated that hehad been lodging in a room in the prisoner's house in Spencer-street. He kept ...

... I LAW, POLICE, AND CRIME. MR ANSTEY AND SIR. JoHN; BowRTNG.-Mr Anstey, the late Attorney-General of Hong-Kong, has, we learn, brought his action against tice late Governor, Sir J. Bowriug, to test the legality of his acts, and the Colonial Office are defendiug him. The object of the ministry is obvious. Having collfirmned the Attorney- General'ssuspansioD, and thus justified the Governor, the ...

... I CONFESSION OF THE ACCUSED. FURTHER EXAMfNATlO'0 OF THlE RUPPOSED MURDuERERS. Win. Applebyv and Walter Bearder, alias S ~Iith, the mnen who have already been twice examined before the Leeds magistrates onl the charge of' being concerned in use murder and robbery of Mr Richard Broughtone, at tiarehills, on the 0th u~t., were placed at the dock of the Leeds Town-hall, onl Saturday, for further ...

... 'THE INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF THE ARGO, NEW YORK AND GALWAY STFEAM1ER, | On Saturday the Board of Trade issued the report of Mr Porter, the magistrate, and Captain Harris, nautical assessor, who held the recent inquiry, at Dublin, into the loss of the Argo, one of the New York and Galway line of steamers, on the coast of Newfoundland, and the decision of the board in the matter. The Argo was ...