The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-15 00:00:00

r FRANCE. (rio3l Orli OWN COZAW•PONDLNT.) PARIS, FATURkAT ITIMIXO. T.-Jay the Emperor parsed a greed review in the r:acii do Carrousel for the de.e Ltatim of Prince Frederick William of Prussia. Nine regiments of the line and three battalions of foot Chessman were drawn up on the ground in battle may, sad divided into two divisions of two brigades each. The Em- peror ceded he place next the troops to the Prussian Prince, who wore his colonel's uniform and the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour, wine the Emperor wore the cordon of a Prussian order. Marshals Vail.; lent, M ag nen, Someway d'Hilliers, and Can robin were among his Majesty's suite. Most of the regiments pre. , mutat this review wore the Crimean medal. After the filing past weird soldiers were ce.:ed to the front , to receive the Cross of the Legion of Honour or the ita..iitary medal from the hands of tr.. Emperor, wha , shook hands with every one of them as he bestowed the decoration. During the review the Empress ap peered in the balcony, sod held up the imperial pr:-ice to receive the acclamations of the troops. There has again been* dull hoarse. The Rente,under the influence of a fall of per cent. in Console, wu Ems affected than other securities. It declined 18c. for cash and 10c. for account, closing heavily at 87 and 67.30. Credit Mobilier, after rising about 10f., 1 retrograded, and closed at nearly yesterday's prices. Railways were tolerably well supported. Lyons rare 10f., and Orleats, Northern, and Eastern 6f. each. Mediterranean, Southern, and %warn fell M. The Dou'y News and E.rpress were both seised to. day. Ismail Paella, whose arrival at Marini:les, en route for Paris, was yesterday announced, is General Emety, who played so prominent a put in the defence of Kan. THE NEUFCHATEL QUESTION. The Conitilsdionnol, of yesterday, says :—" It is contirmrd that Prussia bu taken a very grave resolu tion with regard to the affair of Neufchatel. She appears to be resolved to intimate to the great powers and to the Germanic Diet that, diplomacy having failed in its efforts to obtain an amicable solution, Prussia considers herself completely freed from the engagements she entered into by the protocol of London, and reserves to herself the right of energetic sad independent action. The Berlin correspondent et die Nord affirms that the note to this effect (to milk some journals have assigned the date of Dee. Stb) has not yet been sent, bat that it will be Wised ia t e I y." RUSSIA AND PERSIA. The Nord ot Brussels wattles a leading article on the recent statement that a Russian army, 40,000 strong, wee prepared to march on the Persian frontiers. The Nord, whilst expressing its doubt of this intelligence, alludes to an article in the treaty of Golisiao, wherein Russia engaged herself to defend Persia io any cam of urgent necessity, and it thee states the Intentions of the Russian government:— ''Doubtless the Shah of Persia might, in the event of hie being attacked, claim the extend= of Article 4 of the tryst, of Goliatan, and we are convinced that Ramie would exercise her influence in order to establish a good understanding, in which all parties have an equal stake. We, moreover, believe that this result is now what she is seeking to bring about at Teheran. Tne seams which is mid to be directed egaicst England by Russia on the Persian frontiers could therefore alone become a reality in the event of England forgetting bar ancient relations of good friendship towards Persia, and maintaining towards the latter a threat eniog and hostile 'Winds. Then, and thou aloes, do we believe that Russia might be forced to fill with loyalty towards the Shah the part which England has pretended to play in the Eastern war with respect to the Sultan. " MORE RELIOIOI3 INTOLERANCE IN GERMANY: COshisco, Dec. 9.—A huh pastoral letter publisked by Bishop ArseMlL of Met, contains seers! insovations will* have not failed to make ea listens/able impression. Ageisget them may be aotieed the restriction ed shweh Mien the Lads lasgsage inchnively. The pastoral haffie imataine the following illiberal regulations : No MOW the words of which are written Is the logemegge of the matey can be permitted to be performed gamy eathedral or church," and in soother plan it pesos " It Invieg come to our knowledge, Lad caused *Om grief, that in various oberebes meted mash is nog la the verescoler, which is completely at ,arisen with all catkelk piety and devotion, amongst which are certain odes written by profuse and even heretical satbore, we hereby prohibit their nisi sung is future in any catholic church or chapel is this diocese." RUSSIAN VISITORS AT WOOLWICH ABSILNAL.— Darbv the period of the war, all foreigene, with the 'seep dos of the subject" of thow powen in alliance wi:h Ragland, were strictly incladed from the public wi.tery establish ments. A few days einee, three Hessian efficen arrived at Wcoleke, and alter visit's' the Artbliiry Barracks, were, by order of the commandeut, escorted to the Royal Arsenal by Captain Hey. Os arriv:ng there, es the ;mine order bad cot teen rescinded, the polies esthorities at the pow cosmseiested with Colonel A. Tallocb, enperintendeat cf the r systemises dope:taint, w`-o triaged admission estil he bed is legrepbed to the War-office. In a few serum as anomie wee ei crind earcioniog admiesioc—sel the dietin 'sighed visitor', who enured tette some. Es Vet Admiral Count R.rtiatine, (Morel Feiterhoanff, sod Coln,' Tycitoiff, sobsequestly inipteted the venous factories sod vcrkehips, ameapanied by the heads of the derartmests. CONNIrsION ON BEWAGE DzoDOMSATION.- 0 ging to th• gnat divinity of oplaion iii'rt:eg on this subject, sh.ch was shield In by tee government, it has now been determined to eppofat at can s minion, who win have train:ad to them (24 power to ingrain into the whole eolject, and to report to the inns mutt as quickly se possib:e. It might have reasonably beer supposed that t` . e questioa would ban leec refined to the Gorey +I Bond of Health, but the tronnment have thought otherwhe,owing perhaps to the unfortunate napops• larity of this depertmeot. The commissionirs are nut yet sons:owed, but it may be relied on that the comesale, wilt 'castles:sue of the most scintilla men of its clsy. The fatuities el L•vd Palmettos to appoint thin new commie. sins is evidence of his desire to promote ml ssifel social reforms. Ruh woe his premiss last session, cod from the different bills now being connoted, it if clear that he ie. testis to keep his promise. The question of the utilisation of the tenors has ;other,' been hsowsed en by the late re port cf the eogiceering inepeetors on the s.:eity of the water at preset supplied to the iababitaats of tee maim pll.. That report p lets out that although the er wee sow supplied h aesrly twin as pare es it wee five verve age,yist that net Immures an taken to prevent the Ttamat from being polluted by the "swage from toms abt vs the Telma ham whine the sapplies are take., it will tit he rnible to prevent the water, as these towns license in s:ze, from being made worn this It sow ie. Should the report of the corcsii•sion be to the effect that sewage no be deodoeieed end evactageously employed, an ant of I arlirmacc may be tinned prohibiting all towns from eo::utiert stream. which are sled for domestic sad drinking ecepeies.—Oli Serra'. Ni.ae FAERINGDON-lITRIET.—The forthatiou of this sew street is now completed, sad so fer as re:atts to the public thoroughfare, Ise penal oat of the hmea ;...f the Im provement Conneatnera lan those of the 1 x.. Cltbr ?WM. Toe ground on each side resoles intreexpird, .n cone queen, we beans, of the delay of the Iletropo . ..tes Rail. way Coz piny in cerryiag out their wares, c.r.nr g . lime the state of the money merket ; bat the cirraton hie* metered taro as asnemeat with the eassmialinere f r t this* the spec. of greyed which extends from Peteree'reet to the Clerkeseeell Sessions Reese, on the tau ride cl the new street, so shooks for their Calks...veil statin, at me seat of 7.001, with the right of perchance the freehold imithia a limited period, at oi:typist:a' perches:. —Boutin, Nan. _ LITNIPOOL LIBRARY AND MCettlf.—The Liverpool lowa eoaseil has resolved, efts- as sabered 416eu.siate, act to clue late execution the !wide et Mr. Allen, tibia Was arlected feu the prise of 1:9 gain... at the cropetatioa of ssehiteets. It ia alleged ttst tte design catboat he executed for the sus which Ins cnrC I has at its disposal, above 26 0001., isdadiag Mr. W. Browo's taaaakoot gift of 6,0001. towards this *Nett Tog WINO Dutr.—According to ao cEcial does- treat jest Sneed, the duty on vine is the poser etCed the list Muth hat wee 1,646,1201. Too Coax Durr.—The do t ) oil cora itoootted at la. per quorum is the yeas faded Marsh 1.. wee 333.0661. (Advertieemeat.]—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS A MOST raCTLI •WI 1: MINT POI i•Dt00710/. —Marks tt,rdap, tdisit ere., el rear *idled. Berkiiiine„ el* rest cr.t.....• monis nett...* 114,11 away tbst his Nl* have eyed D. be. e,ap led PPIt ell * boners, after sewers. phy !a, :.d Lem or* wpt.ta in earn. ter three rare be was matelot with taw 0.r4 .ranee., freussat emit op oedemas, eat Irani h. andentally beard at pi,* and, peareeetippeieedey ells the roc In • by he wee rest..re4 te mew health..—Sold b ed *a** w*** tt***st the weed; at Prekerar tb,,:oeas•• soosts.:sh. maser, 2.11, Strews, Lnadea, sa4 eth iteldwalsar, lee. This bf A %mi.. CooltattAN.9. oAiter. S al TS a; W Z. Moir, S& THE ARCTC SHIP RESOLUTE. PORTSMOUTH, Du 14. The interest t rcited here by the arrival of this •hip 'wallow,' unabated. The only difficulty we feel is to find out tbe Jest mode of acknowledging the compliment which has been pal to this country by the United States govern ! meat and Cossirefe, sod of expressing our desire to live in cordial friendship with the American people. The weather on Friday night was so thick, and the wind wee so high, that it WY almost impossible to communicate with Spit head bat at See o'clock yesterday morning the Sprig itly steamer, Nast..? Commanding George Allen. was not out to the Resolute with a goodly sup ply of the Gaut beef, vegetables, and other articles from the royal naval stores at Clarence-yard. The weather vas st1:1 very rough, the wind blowing a gels, the rein falling in torrents, and thunder and lightning pealiog and fiatbsog in • wit extraordinary meaner, considering the time o year. The Skrightly, n helm, bald on, and delivered her stores, which it may be presumed were se:apt:ibis on board, after the 27 days the Runlets had been coming Liam New York. The length of this voyage may be nolunted for by the peculiarity of the Resolute', baud, and the heavy timbers with which she bad been for tilled to eaab'• her to stand collision with the ice. Indeed it ie considered that the Atnerioan officers and crewmuat have exercised great siia in w►manship in getting her home es fast, 40 days having been: set down es the period to which the verge would extend. The S2rightly returning to shore, came into harbour at 9 o'clock, having on board Captain Hartsteine, the commending officer of the Resolute, who on landing vieittel the Chevalier l'eppalardo, the United Sktee vice consul at this port, sad then proceeded with bum ts the official residscces of the commander-in- chief, Vice Admiral Sir G. Seymour; the Lieutenant °MlMl?, Maj:r•General Breton; Admiral Superintendent Martin ud the Mayor of the borough, C. Crusts:ler, Big. Subsequently Captain Umatilla* proceeded to London with despatches for the Admiralty and the American Ambersedor, containing the formal offer of the gift of the Resolute to the British nation. At noon the Shinano, 51, strew frigate at Spithead, Captain W. Pee, C. 8., hoisted the United States colours, and flee_a a salute to the British Big on behalf of the Rno• Lute, that ship having no armament on board. It ern noticed as an interesting circumstance that the ship selected on this ccessicic by an American captain to @Mote the British flag vu cue hearing the same name as the old Blaminon, which in the vat of 1812 vas saccusfully (though honourably to !nth antic's) engaged with the Amnions frigate CCuspeake. The Ittsolnte, after the Shannon's salute, baited down the American colturs and hoisted the British union jack ; the (alnico then hoisting the Han and stripe on the King's bastion, cad saluting them with 21 gnu. - Oa the ;art of the corporat'oa of Portsmouth, the tows clerk, Mr. lam Hawaii, seat, through Mr. Pappalardo, as iseimtios to the of of the Racist. tea public' bra gem Oa 'Thursday nest, es say other day that world be more courtesies% to then. Copts's Berstein., la ae kaowledgiag the isviratios, a:pressed his regret that official engagements would p its acceptesee for the day sassed, but accepted it, himself sad his officers, for the .atlimt day when their marten should be add neatly estrled to enable then to coast ea their own time." About 100 i. has bees sabsesibed by the members of the tows mama aloes towards the banquet, Unspent.. of the subseriptica for their own ticket.. Digby Dear, of the Portland Hotel, South..., bad already tees ordered M provide accommodation there for the Called States Whore at the *spew. of the Britbh go. versmest. The Sprightly, steamer, has bean appropriated al a Mader fat their am whilst they reuses here. Cap. plc Sir Thomas Maitland, C. 8., mediae esniusder-is .. ehlaf, has ban aseidaoas is ►is attentks as than, awl Captaia Duras, sisperiateadeat of Clamors-yard, has sffarded all needful moisture from that establish meat. The Ramlate is expiated to cams late harbour tomorrow early, sad the formal surrender of her will take place M a day or two, when her oilcan will be entertalced at &mast by the commander ►u•sblef. Sir George is now ablest, haviag bat minder to Mind tbs funeral of his brother, Mr. Frederick C. W. &view, yosagest ma of t►e Mte s.dmiral Lord Hugh Saymonr. Ia his a►sence Me command has devolved apoa Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, who hoisted his broad peanut as sommodore au board Ms Eacellent, trunnaryebip, yatarday noising. Rear• A dmiral Martin has boon abase os Inn for a met or mom tabu Intifitgentt. METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURT% Rites days appointed foe the pram week. Wrarinvirruz, Bt. ilsitiu'adane.—Thuhday, Dee. 1$; Friday baturday, Sa hug:matar. Portlanbroad.—Wednesday, Dec.l7 ; Thursday, 19. Prh:ay, IV. Maaysamoss, Nevr.rosd —Wednesday, Des. 17. Daoarros, Whltshead'aerrovs.—lloaday, Deo. 15. Passerroaa—Tandy, Dee. 16. FROILIMITCI4 Olistreat.road.— Monde y, Dee. 15; Thareday, 19. Now, Eatradd.resd.,—aseszday, Dse. 16. Warrecaarea,,Odkusaszset.—Tureday, Dee. 16; Thursday, 19. Sorrawaa, Overstreet, Trialty assua.—laseday, Dee. 16; Wsdasaday, lt Langan, Ce . allisrwedl Krw-road.—Tueeday, Dee. 16 ; Prlday, 19. Ousserim—Wsiesday. Des. 17. Woomes.—Tte , li; Bawds', 16. ern or Loam", o•lldhen.haddialls.-610oday, Dm. 15; Widnes. day, 17; Friday, 19. Llama:. emu, Duseaa.terrase.—ldoaday, Dee. 15; Tuesday, 16; Thursday, 18; Friday, 19; Baulky, IS. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. THE EXPREW, MONDAY EYBNING,-' DECEMBER - 15, 1556. I tasted • Iselin of the meet earned affeetioa towards the dionsed—U he west to &noisy, with his mind fraught with that affection, and beat up= laduciag the deceased to man to live with him • although that might be ths strong feslirg otitis ailed. yet, If on Ware of his efforts to scoops plish that result—if oar fisdiog teat affection dimppoiated by the determination of disclaimed that she would live no longer with him, Ise lefiletod the wound which caused ha death, it world be within the messing of the law, malies repines. sad would esquire the jury to find tits vordkt of guilty. His Lordship remarked he had no doubt that the prisons, was earnestly attach,/ to the dammed, mad that he went to Armley with the latest, the 'armlet lataut, of inducing her to raters to live with him • but, admitting this to the (allot extent, it wee net iamasistant with a thought hating passed in his mind of a drosdfel altensailve if the hope widish he had ea tastalacd failed Wm. _ _ _ The laryreiired to mosidet theft , verdict, and, after an Meese* of • quarter of as hoar, ntaraod with a verdict of Otdl4. Mr. Antics Erie this pawl sestenoe of death on the prisoner, observing that he had been eonvicted on evidence which was equally satisfactory to the jary sad to his lord ship's ens Lad. The prisoner, on hearing his deem, fell back into the arms of the gaoler sad tainted. He shortly came round, sad was then removed to the sondeisned mt. RETURN OF AN ATLANTIC STEAMER. ►N, SUDAY. The United Staten mail steamer Herman it, which left Southampton on the Srd last., returned here this evening. lite has enoonatered the meet frightful weather known. When about 800 miles sense the Atlantis her centre salt broke, and the was obliged to put leek. Had there b ee n the elighint inattention cm the pert of the engineers when the accident moaned, the ship would have been in imminent and situate danger. She oommeneed returning on Tneeday last, with au eagiu only at work. Captain Ii gains, the commander of the Hermann, has soarce:y been cff the deck for the last eight days and night., and is completely knocked sp. The whole body of the passesge:s have espying the utmost eeeddmice is the commander and the seaworthiness of the ship. The latter has behaved most nobly ander the most frightful circumstances. The meant storms have evidently extended over as immense area, tad must hemp ceased peat disasters• Mora Croaky end Co., the spate of the liennasia, ham already made yrepersticas to despatch the malls mad pm. wagers by the guitars mall steamer, which will leave here ma Wedeaday sent. The cargo of the Hermes, which is worth abort hell a million sterling, is not injured, and seas of the pawns n have recem.d the slightest injury. TEE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAMER AZOFF. Intelligent* reached Southampton, from Plymouth, yesterday, by einem teleg►aph, that the hired transport Cleopatra. latch arrayed at Paysocuth on Saturday sight, reported hanky/ fallen in with the Feeblest's, and Oriental Company's steamer As:ff, oe the 9th lastest, about 100 miles aertb-west of Cape Fici•!errr, in a sinking state. The Cleopatra pot oc board the As-if six marines, who voles .rend to vest la workieg the rumps. The two vessels kept in anapany four days, and parted company on Satur day, at 7 p.m , two miles south west by west of Plymouth. The As .ff was then six miles a-heed of the Cleopatra, pro reedicg up chasnel to Sancompton. As soon as this news reached Sostbampt an, the Madrid steamer was ordered out to search for the As.if and render her amistanee. The As:if left Scuthampton on the lit lac. for the Mauritius, deeply laden. It is probable that she has met with the re cant bad weather, gadget strained. There could kayo been no immediate danger, however, of the AAA shalom or she would not have pasted by Plymouth. Itegutsr. —On Saturday an inquest wu held before Mr. Wakley, at the Beek of Ragland publio-house, Newt-street, Padaington, respecting toe death of a youth named William Brand, aged 16, who was auffoostad by an escape of pus in the hones of Mr. Leeklend, 16, Glooceeter gerdeer, Hyde.park, on the previous Tuesday. The de ftest& who was an apprentice of Mr. Short, a 'matter, in Paddicretia, was employed with hie master at Mr. Lacklaod's louse on the thy in question, and at about half pat 5 in the Murales was sent into the wine cellar, which was quite dark and tilated, to connect the supply ripe tram the street main with the meter which wee ost a shelf in the cellar; h:e master going isto the real cello The pipe having been pawed through a hole in the wall, the lad succeeded u takieg atlas cep at the end, but was unable ti snits it with the meter. The gas beieg JO tub immure eeesped with great rapidity and ff:led the wine cellar , and 11r. Short called out to the deceased to be quick, bat received no answer and the nest moment heard aim felt. He at otos ran to his &meatuses, but was so overpowered t 1 at he fell on the fl or nearly suffocated. A female servant hoarier; his fall, ran down with • lighted candle, when Mr. Soon, although nearly stupified, bad the I resents of mind to cell out "no no light." Assist ance was premized, and the dead body of the boy was (mead on the top eta wine bin, near the gas pipe, nut of which the pas was still rushing with great velocity. Verdict, " Acct dental death." --7 1 7 11 — ECLERGY AND THE BURIAL BOARD.—A fort tight ago we publiehad a letter from the Under-3amna:7 of Sta's to the clerk of the Tytemouth Burial Bo ad, with regard Cr the collecton of the clergyman's feet for inter. meat in the toowerated ground ; but 11 was left in doubt by Mr. Mamey's letter whetter the burial board had to pay the olergymea'a fen cut of their al.mges fir leave to asks a vault. erect a tontbetone, &c.; or whether these fees mast be paid to the clergyman M addition to the burial board 'barge., which are the tame in consecrated and anconew crated ironed, A timed cmanecication has been reared by that board, whereat Hr. Massey states that the 33rd stetio.n of the set I.S.b and 16th Vic. c. SS dose Dot impose upon burial brat's tie daty of ra..iring the ecclesiastical her piyab e LA report cf the richte enquired under the Nation. These dare are payable in addition to eh* less charged by the board, sad the words o. oat oi" le SiCllo 1 33 Min K. aastasstood as muted " pars ot."—ll•meh!ster Cissurilsms. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exern, DEc. 12. lt/0/1 DLit/11C/ COL/JUDO& • DASTIIOOi CONVICT. John May, alias Hiley, aged 17 (e miserable and repul sive looa log lad) pleaded guilty to having struck Ale:ender Carrick, a warder of Dartmoor Prison, with a spade, with intent to murder. Being brought up (or sentence, Hu Lordihip said—You have pleaded guilty to an tumult ups Alexander Carrick with intent to murder, and also upon another count for indicting grievous bodily hers. The circumstances of the case— Ferman—DJ you think a fellow H going to be put arta by such mon as t hew) (Tuning to the witinres la the court he said)—Look at them chaps ; they'll make you wipe their boots and then pot upon him. Thor get a fellow out into the wilderams sad doa't ears what butanes of him. His Lordship—Tito eiresmatuates of the 0.110 are thew. Ths prisons/ is at Dartmoor Prim, being employed out of doom— Prisoner—Botp!oyed! I was employed like a slave. They don't treat fellows like Christians there. They've got two fields, and they heap as dragging dung about; and wasn't it for au or sin mach u they, and wash ewindkrs (address ing the judge), I aced not be in such a plus as this. His Lordship continued—Beteg under the charge of Alsaaoder Carrick, as warder, and having is your hands a spade for t h e purpose of work, you use MAMA him sad In a NW and cowardly Prisoner—Cowardly I I don't think 'twas cowardly. Da you think I wu going to stand that nonsense ? What a fool must he to do such a thing as that, hi got as punished. His Lordship—Asd Wad to inflict a wound upon htm to take hie life— FrisOD;r - -I ma sorry I didn't get Ma life. I would sot care e bit if I was hang at ones if I only got his life. His Lordship—lf you bad succeeded la your murderous attempt it would have been attended by the forfeiture of year life— Prisomer—Well, I amid have boss satkeol it the —bad lee aka have Ms Me. His Lordship—Aid, as for a. yes are aucerned— Prhoner—Now, jut pay atuntioa. If • soavist at Dart moor has • ecniplatat, who us he go tot If he gowi to the director, this dinwase asks the governor if the complaint is trait Ths governor says, no. Well," says the direator, I'll gin you sous days on bread sad wator for briogha a false acusation." if a fellow rots away they'll shoot him. I rsa away cane, and I was Mood, aad bad to dry about duag. Hir Lordship—l have not interrupted you, ragas,. Perhaps you think by what you are now saying you are omitting yourself to the adaltallaw of the (utopia around yea ? Prisogsr—The public duet oars; they think that a Inas. port gets everything. Let thaws go ea surprise and us for themeless. Yoe say there aro no slaves la Englaad, bat let him go to Dartmoor. There they work um to death: they call It an invalid station—l never saw sash a plus in my life. A wan got three day.; he sprained his ankle, sad then want to the doctor and he poisood hisa—he did ; and there was nothiag tits matter with Mu bat • 'valued ankle. If I go to the doctor for the tooth-who ha will give or. • dose of sets. (Laaghtars) His Lordship—Do you wish to say anything more Prisoner—l do sot wish to say 'Kaaba more. All IMu said is for the good of my fellow emulate. I with the public to go there, and ahoy will see that • pyiusor is unused like a dog. His Lordship—Jest bear what I have to say: Prisoosr—l do not cars what you say or what you do—lt is imastorial to me. _ His Lordship—lt is right— Panne, (pointing to the witaent. behind him)—Jot look at these workhouse-brad Whoa they get into a prison and get a good coat on their bath, which they eeeee had before, they say—" Forward; stand at ease." I tell'ee what, I would not are if they'd ►ang me this moment if I could oily take his life. His Lordship—lt is right to say that when yon ware before the magistrates you sold you were sorry from your heart that you had not taken his He away, but yen added t►at you had nothing to say against bile, for he had acted as a father to you. The sentosce et the math— Prisoner—l don's ease .boat any of you of the court. Hu Lordship—The sentence of the Gout is that you be haprisaned in the Home of Correction sad kept to hard Ishtar for three years. The primmer, who had not uttered a Natant. without oaths sad at/cocoa espletives, left the soul thaghiag. RN CIRCUIT.—Yosi, Die. 13. Won Ns. Jrnici imla. WILFUL 11V11D11.7 Juba Heaaab, aged 22, wee indicted for the wilfal murder of Jane Balthus, at Ansley, near Leeds, on the 11th of September lest. Mr. Mauls sad Mr. West appeared es counsel for the prosecution; Mr. erne and Mr. Ornahow defended the prisoner. Mr. Mule stated the ease to the jury. He said the prisoner's parents resided at Manehester, his age was abut twenty-two, and his ealliag wag that of a tailor. He bad hitherto earned on that employment at Manchester, and the woman with whose murder he was charged was the daughter of a penes of the name of John Hope, who was an artist, and connected with a dramatis oompany. She bad been married to William Benham, an equestrian la an iti circus, who had left her, and was now in Australia. Bhe was the principal dune en the dramatist caw alludedposy, just ilitip some timeichvi psiterd.t t o e uri Weal Riding . she lied with the 'spinner as his wife, and she had two children by him. In that month she left him, and returned to the abode of her father. From that period down to Sep. timber last, when the deceased met with her death, she con. tinned with her father, and it did not appear that the pd. sonar and the deceased met more than *an during that period, and that wee at Halifax, is June last. He then bought as interview with bee, bat the at•empt was not than eineesehal, but he called the next morning, and again saw the father ef the deceased, and the father at last per mined him to see his daughter. There was a remarkable expulsion the wed to the father, be stating that if the deceased did not mind he (the prisoner) would be hung for her yet. The interview took place, the father being peseta, read they separated, bat to Mrs. Blephard, one of the dramatic corm be said he would be the end of the deceased if she did not fulfil her promises. He at tempted to recover her society, and to persuade her to live with him. Oa the 11th of September, shortly Infer* twelve o'clock. the prisoner west to the White Hone public house, Annoy, sou Leeds. He then made some upines respeotiag the deceased, and at length had an iaterview with her in the parlour of the Malt Mill lon. He had previously taken hie own child, these yeas of age, into the parlour, and began to towns it. (On She mutton of hie °odd ! tho prisoner seemed vary greatly distruswed. He premed his head between his bands, and Pied bitterly.) The conversation between the prisoner and the deemed related to her returning to live with him, and he appealed to Mr. Hope on the subject. Hope said they mast settle their affairs between them. Mr. Hope left the room, and as he did so hie daughter appeared at the front door, and expensed • desire to lean * hour, she observing " I don't want to have anything more to do with you, and I will not." The prisoner took her into the pulsar, and the door was sharply closed. In the bar four peruse were at that time assembled, and shortly after the door wee cloud they heard a noise as ante rattling of door and the simMiog of people. One of the persons in the ban , heard umethiog like a mum or a proem, whereupon they rushed Into the parlour and found Jane Bauhaus°a her beck. The primer wee upon her, and in the act of cutting her throat with a razor. One of the persona in the bouts exclaimed "What do you mean you scoundrel 1" and he replied " I mean murder." The prisoner was dragged off, but so horrified were the people present that he was allowed to leave the room. He walked oat of the boon, and his hands and shirt ware dabbled in blood. The strangest of scenes awned. The deemed was at first placed in the air on a chair, but was afterwards tains into the house. Two surgeons were immediately sent for, and one came directly. The centre of her throat was found gashed from rat to eat. The wound was eleven inches long, and the razor had penetrated through the gullet to the backbone, the carotid artery being only severed. This was shortly after 12 o'clock. She poke, and expired at 2 o'clock. In the meantime the prisoner paned onwards, and paling a imp oat f his pocket, and placing it on his bead, he said, " I have bad my revenge sow, They may do what they I.ke with me. I ant ready " He tcok to light, but was overtaken and =played. He was given into custody, aid there were statements afterwards made by him to the policeman end the gaoler. He told them that he had been drink for three or tour dap previously, end that be went to see if in could get her or his childreo, whom he loved dearly, to live with him egaia ; that be only to k nut the rent to frighten her, bat that there was a scuffle between them, in *heal the ninnies were iellioted. —.- Endear" of thew facts baying bees pima by the MIN witavees who vete essathed at the inquest, Mr. Pries addressed the jury on behalf of lb. prisoner, sad ceatosded thit he bad not committed this enne with males propane, but bad gone there In • state of frenzy, sacker the islisant of liquor sad *seined teenage, aid bad pt into a quarrel s.d a struggle with the deceased, hod re. saved outs nn hi. legal', sod wing provoked by her pair huge, bad dose the fetal dead. Yr. Julies Bele said it WWI lot at ill aeoessary for the =s dna to show that thus had hes. malice o f a l ag sal lathiest' sharaster. If the prima*, Wittit- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Emily Johnenswea in&ted dir7b47.rig, by demanding with threw sad snags. Me ems of lle. from Menu(' 8011. Payne appeared for the prowoutioa ; Ur. Sleigh for the prleaser. Oa the morning of the 27th of November the prosecutor, who is a hairdresser at Lewisham, was ramming with a freed from Jellies's Illlearta aloes the thread, about one o'clock, when they met the prisoner and another young woman, who she said wee her sister. They treated them to drink at their Taggart, and then noompanied them to a home of W tow is Little Catherine-street, where the alleged maraca took glen. The &foams wee, that the mosey wee remind by the prieseer, • Oypdea, fa the ordiasry way of Dor living, sad that the sharp of th reats was made to get it back again, but, , Thole/7 repudiated it, sad found the primmer Otaky. The Weesem bunt late tears, sad declared she eon, threatemed the pp ter. eke begged for many on menet of her r ci sad fatherless child. Ns. NM the polies informed hint that though the bees well knows to them as • prostitute, she E l tra l :er hese charged with anything, and be, too, hoped the court segald bias her child in mind in the sentence. The Assithent-Ja age said he would consider what sentence he should paillolinee. Chomp Harvey, a wall•dewed yosag was, was ladiatad for esallog two soversigas, the nosey :of Clarlts Park Ice Bram wee Mameel for the prosuatioa, Mr. Sleigh for the primer. Tee pekoeer was a waiter at the Reform Club, end it appeared that the protoostor, the superintendent of the °lab, hod cm several coessime snood money from his MOO, In useequence of wins\ he marked shames sourness and ether mean' w►ich he gamed fa his drawer, and left it locked. Gately afterwards two of the sanitises were mining, sad suspisioa ustlag ea Ike primer, a policemen was seat for,"and on hie beleg searched, two sovereigns, with muksoorrespondbm to Mem ea the two missies ones, were fund upon him. The prosecutor bad cheesed motes for gold far the primmer, but he wee sue that he had not gins any of the marked sovereigns. The house porter deposed to seeing the prisoner Is the nperiatendeat's room, alter the marked gamey had bees left is the drawer ; be watched him, bet he had had a quarrel with him. Whim Merged the primmer said the moody as 1 bed apes him, mamas, to it. 6s. 10d., war all his ewe, and whim before the magistrate he said he bad woo It by betting ea horse realm sad wee entirely lanount of the Marge. After a long and able WOW szsataatios of the vitamin by Mr. Sleigh, is whisk reatradietime were apparent. Mr. Cressy said be wee reluetast to interpose is what strictly wee the praises of the jury, but he would ask their opinion whether Men use any use In soled on with such a ew ; if they thought it ought to go on let it by all means, Mud they thought sot, knight as well be stopped at eau. The jury immediately said there was as saw, and found the moaner Not °why. Mt. Le Bream said he had addend all the aldose@ he meld. _ _ _ — lle. Sleigh pat it to the jury whether they considered the primmer would Mem the mart with say imputation on Ms elameter. _ _ _ TiaOrissa cold—Certainly an, sad as the steward of the {deb was present, they o tged to say that they hoped the primer "tight be net I. hie sheathe. The steward said that would net with the ootairtstes. Mr. Creasy nonsked that he did not biding to the dab, bat snug of his friends did, sad the Inward weld intone the esnatittn that the 'e dge quite oneemd to the hope expressed by the jury that the prisoner would be takes back. • reeled charge agaiest the primes of steeling sone sold fowl and bread, whisk was found upon his white accused in the other attar, was withdrawn, sad a sadist of Not Oldilif takes. THE POLICE COURTS WORSHIP-STREET. Joseph Whims, • respectably dreamed rota, el on beanie, es a general dealer In Clouleton-street,lata chapel, was placed at the bar before Mr. Hannan, charged with having thloaimuly Neared • large quantity of haber dashery goods, the property of Mr. William timothy, a lineedraper, in Clema'sroad, Kaidattbridlic Mr. Haritage, who comdcared the prosecution, mid that the cue was one of roam • remarkable character, and tended, es he coniteind, to a:simplify the evils of the ticket of leave system. The lassoed gootlemaa then briefly maned into the particulars of the charge, in support of which be called the prosecutor, Mr. Smoky, Mon whose evidence it appeared that about eight soothe ago ha engaged a poses mat maimed Still ms ea assioteet in his establishmeat, up.n . the faith of opparsotly satisfaatory testimonial, which he produced from a firs at Birmingham. Although he (pro mentor) had notices • progrenthe diminution of his stock,for which be was utterly unable to atisonet, from the time that Still fins mitered his esrvis, aot the slightest enspieloo was eatertained against that perms until about tbreewreks siva, whim ha suddenly abrooaded, and winless thea dimmed that he had lima robbed if goods within a short period to the intent of 100/. The manes, in which the depredations had btea effected was afterwards esplaised to him by ore of his neighbours, who had repee'ediy sees a au admitted into the shop at sa esay hour in the monis( with an empty beg, which ha subsequently brought oat loaded with property, and hoot farther 'equities witness amertatird teat the fagitire shoprasa was • ticket-of-leave amorist, who had been prerlosay °auricled of felony and sentenced to ten Imre' traasporuitioa. Immediate information of the rob bery was communicated to the polies, but he was unable to obtain say information with regard to the missing property until the previous day, when he received an intimation that • pada' of it, which he now identified although the privets narks were partially obliterated, had been found la the possession of the primmer. The prisoner, who 'seethed his defence, was remanded he • week, sod although ball to aay amount was offered for hie appomamos, the magistrate declined to unapt it. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Robert Daubs!, Edward Hume, Jam.. Lucas, and John Jesse (se waned same), were brought before Mr. Bing ham, Merged with sweating a diaturbanes. and committing mimes assaults at the Pieesdilly Saloon. The defendants wen yowl net evidently belooglag to a superior class of iseisty. From the evident" of Mr. Ooodrsd, the proprietor of the saloon, and several maltase, it appeared that about bait-pest ewe *Week on Saturday morning the defendants, who were all la a state of iatezication, Degas to mats a disturbance fa the room, by striking at Garry one indiscriminately. Oae mmtlemea had his shoulder dislocated by their molests. I Mr. Goodred was struck, and PO VON two of his waiters. Pollsesemstable Reath, C 128, proved that the defendants ware eammdlegly violent, and that Lucas kicked him on the left. In &chase the defendants galled a witness, whom amasses merely went to show that he did not see Lucas kick tbe minable. Mr. Blasius= considered the ease was fall, proved, and fined Bay= aad Lucas 404. each, mad Daubs= and Joaes 20c =eh. 7 TM mossy was lawsdiately paid. MARYLEBONE. A female, who gar. the Mary Hone, was charged before Mr. Long with hathig, misted by another fonds and a man not yet apprehended, committed the fol. lowing robbery on the versos of Mr. Btu Dada, a cattle dealer in as silently* way of business at Llandovery, Carniertbenabite, and who was at the same time attempted to Ito garotted. The prosiest/dealt, that ix the previous night, about 10 o'slock, be was near the Greet Western Railway Hotel, Psddiagton, when the primer, who was with another female, came up and addressed him. He told her that he did not west to soy anything to her, and directed her to go away. T poi each of the females Nixed bold of him tightly by the bands, one being en either aide of him. At the same moment a man came up. Ile graved hold of his (proesestoet) neekeloth with Dee hard, and with the other be inbettowed his waistcoat. The prisoner, as gout as that was done, pat her had in the picket of his waistcost, and snatched his parse from it. See then ran away. The prisoner, who denied the robbery, was /emended till that day week. SOUTHWARK. _ Mary Au Davis, who stand@ charged with having caserd the death of Ana Casaba* Warm, was apain brought sp. It was stated to the magistrate tam us inquest on the body of the dimmed bad bees bald, sad a verdict of man slaughter against the primmer returned. Boa (wind evident* having bout Wien, the prisoner was committed fee trial on that eherge. UAKYBRSM►ra. On Saturday Mr. Valnsa7prosToanesa bis dengue in lb. ease of Mr.Willlam Cornmeal, who bad been summoned 'one time slam moist the Metropolis Lad IListegeosist I Act, for not paying his proportion of an estimated sum for paving and repairing a new strait in the seighbourbood of Notting-kill, he being the owner of property is the said street. The arguments in the cabs ware entirely of a technical nature, and were chiefly confined to the discussion of the point whether the street in question was properly a new street cr a public highway. If the former, then the owners of property could be prceveded against for their proportion of the ezpensas before the work was dons, but i■ the latter cam not until after it was executed. Mr. Day man, after alluding to the ambiguity of the act, said that he inclined le the opinion that the street in question was not a new Meet, bet a public highway. sad bad been dedicated to the public br some roan. Under this view of the eutject be dismissed the summons, leaving the pariah to their remedy under the loud act. COMMITTAL OP A MOTHER FOR THE MURDER OP HER CHILD. A mast revolting instanoe of unnatural and cold' blooded cruelty on the part of • mother, resulting in the death of her child, has jut been discovered at the little tows of Nattyglo, in glamorgansbirs, and has led to the committal of the murderess to take her trial upon the ca pital charge at the nest county *seine. The cams of the wretched woman, who is married, is Elizabeth Oram, and the doomed, Oitmge Williams, was her illegitimate son, about ten years of age. It appeared from the evidence adduced before the coroner that Me little fellow has been for a long time sal jetted to barbarous treatment, being kept on sawholesome and last& lb:Jest food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours plokieg up garbage and eating it to satisfy hie keeper, and even going to the pigs' trough and d log eagerly such refuse as the , pigs had not eaten. Some of the neighbours at times had been induced to strip the child end examine his person, whet hie emaciated body was foetid to present • shocking spectacle, from the excoriation' and bruises with which it was covered. Commiserating the child's unhappy modifies, the neighbours used occasionally to give him pieces of bread and meat, and would gladly have continued to do so, but that the mother, whose desire seemed to be to got the boy out of her way, began a few months sites to keep him in the home altogether, accusing his non-appearance abroad, when asked respecting him, by aayiag that he was not well. Upon his death becoming known, a oonimunication was made to the coroner, and the deputy coroner (Mr. W. H. Brewer) iletaiaesead an isquast at the Cyclops Ina. Heiden's wu soon adduced to justify • criminal charge against the mother, who was arrested as she wu completing her toilet to attend the funeral of the boy. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against Elisabeth Otani," the mother, and the coroner at once betted hie warrant for her committal to prison. IjOTTOlL—Lresumt, Dca IL—The ides today are estimated at 5,000 bales, all to the trade, and commits, in addition to Smell. eau, of Milt rest 4,000 told, 260 Pent= and Maranham, at 71d. te ilnyptlea, at Gad. to nd. ; 700 Swat, at 40. end 141 IMande, M 114 d. to Md. per lb. Tbs Imports aiase Thurs. day maid 4,11110 halm TM awed Mooed tamely sad steadily at tain pekes. b wapply of sew soden, 74. to 74d. per lb., Inmeassa. COTTON tiIIOODS.-11thatthesrea, Doe. 13. —The tethers dose this months les bsia baits& TM those state of tbe NUM mar. tnitl in wlisb Opera sal IMO Mee seleariesd bt. par 111. toads to the Nem mess disk lath bra astthOthed bare la pants sod sal the.* the bath lees easaad ekes let the* • tow of eb.., bemoan the mike, the result of the largs , orders now la ths bob of egeassre sad inaathetereny eel the lighter prethare ea the market ha aka Ibe kw* weights at aloh' ars still in little brat, ed ocatlass 111111111arrstive, the sounds la the Meth of reaaalesterees beteg Ai* embed to sidebars of alb. 71b, leb. gee. webita. Is /nudes 'Wits scats of the es ere earel tits Maar ••• are tares request. tai 11 = the genet le ea amethysts easy bar there of 611 e. weight see rather men sad than& be kr se homy dowtlas are warmed there Is atharthi MN.% Leandetbs were hr rather teuezinquirg last meek I bet the Whirs Mae Is then Meese bar bra Unite& la thisa Abell. to. dared le sthiseate sa m d m 7les freedom with lethal boas WM ' eat Oar thseatelves with was LW vesk sad the meow glittals lid le suffethliwar =NM Olt week, bat prim me verg Om gal swain be r et ie bigamies, where they bath bsee ells le setethr anima kir sift tletlthey. camtheided ra th er better trisma. woousx.—Luss. Dna 13.—Notwithstuater the waft being ark W aseleieureltle it beeleses, there hie ken a auleseu shaeleaws el born ia the MOM ULM and quite a bwelese market. Cowebeenbie mar ban been orbs le nearly ~I, Muds of semeeeble pada ewe the =whet ken hem deekledly mu of the beet we have had dellme the yea. Ha/Mi. Dee. Wool firmer. pikes hlsher, stocks low. Wombed ea 4 urge ere still In demand, and prices tirm. Nub ere main tell tame. HAIRDWASirw-fir, Dn. 13. —TIN Mate et trade In this tows hes le ens rums Inprond due mar las week% The le sitrlbreshis le sane eaten, be the maim tern the a= teen Malden lot ad erne of froamospoy nen Mei haw than nen st /an • peeled et = tu ne ism tense in bow se end wen es ewe Men raft In mann ter in. ' uses Is Medea le thie. easet et prised* snip Inns as dens wed. the sewelletsesse hing Fatty s, iddgbe en s% Yak henna 1111•111111 perwalltull et hem are la • thessedkh !within eesdkna. The is remit ake to the wassteneetny trade W awl Si. wanutee rang branebes of the Wenn Me peke et is a tuy peat foorovo• loam atesequet wasoloor of het the ban pekes hareheeired seen* wed nein is thel l ar M. preens dee teen; le ten the Sonia ken add= been Mee of orders N. they Uwe sh these. the me. nee. the pries et net dereandes ed sent kr sews ban lese se Win se k sow le. To the high plod sun Ike be Wed thet al inner. hen et whili WPM* the Isseelbeedlew Into ; elan len week the prise et here Ye hues sissen Ines Seinen • perk sad In ninnis aimed Ws hen nen lewered. mgt a 611 elm dr entries open awe et ism tl to 10 pee net. The nets sun en ea hap; ke app. sseeW rotted metal then • seed damn, N.N.ine wskees see very 1.11 of on.; esN. the we ad tar same le likely to keep op. The eassendes wH he Is. grand by Us sawneeture GI the rope tee the Atkins lenpapk; orders hen strew* bees maned here far sere then deity etas; eastern tee the nnedeeten et the Woe nee en the melted Is week et 1110. Di Oil N. wade there has bast se enneles arse ear monk Thessiest Ds* Now; but • s.ss, ts et N. towhees a the trade et tke Wdenhemples district hoe bees nit is the town to 041 WM= et neeldedis the propriety of rends, the wage. of the soy an i.e issa M.; a day: the tenni wee adjuunied until the preneleary inettig et the wan, to be Odd Is about In days. COBB.—Cssaartos, Dam IS.—Wheat was very slow of ate, and eheamor. Bar Barley hilly maintained its price of last week. %heat, 345. to sta, 295. to 505 645. ley, . ilia to 45e. Beans, 40e. to els. Feu, iO5. to lie. O Carrels," Doe. 13.—There was alone supply at morket to day. Mee very dull, with a tandem" downwards trams la, to 2e. Wheel, new, brown, Mt. to 63. • new, whits, 654. to !Is. Barley. new, Es. to eas. Oats, mw, lie. to 266 Beau, old, 416; Saw, SO. to Ma. Mg peas, 406 - - - Casuals, Ile.. 13.- Our market this morning wss well stioDllad with all Made of grain. Wheat was dull at laot wash's rates. Bar.ey and oats doll, and tower. Wheat, white, new, at., 6d. to 37a, ; old, Vs. to 375. 60.; red, new, 225. to 245. ed. Berler, Dew and old, IS.. ed. to 16s. Oat& potato, saw, Da. to ine.'ed.; old, les. toll2n; imam, Sew, es. &I. to es. rd. Itya , 16 . to Ills. Flour, per stow, ln. 4d. to Is. ed. Oatensal, 2a. to is. 2d. Erameal, ls. Od. &micron), Is. 6d.—Carlule Journal. Codensersn, Die. 13.—At today'arnarket than was • .mall sup p'y of wheat; titivate slow, at . decline of to. Barley unalteted—the show rood. A falr supply of beans and peas; thaw told •:a..to Ss. bower. Otos:cairn. Deo. 13.—We bed a moderate attendance today; very little was done: Vie must quote &On and foreign wheat Mont Zs. cheaper. The very finest sealing barley beds buyers; ordinary mete slow. lan= corn and gnarling barley almost neglected. Tee oat trade wry dull, at little lower priers. Imports of the week ending Dee. 19 : - Wheat, foreign, 3,164 qrs. Gokeroan, Dsc. 13.—The arrival of wheat to-day was large, but trade was extremely dull and the demand limited. and print. pally owned to dry samples ; One were rearally fa, per qr. lower, the indeed= on lower qualities bin 3.. Wheat, an. to In. Bar ley, 24e. to e7e. Oets, 22e. to 22e. Bean, Us. to 410. Peas, eas. Iturrose. Dec. IL—The ropplyof wheat today fair; trade very heavy at last week's prices. Barley in fair offer ,• pr kea fully sup. ported. Oats a du .1 erne. Per sad beans sold at less ;wary. Wheat,3sa. to ds. oar load; barley. Ilea to 660. per qr ; cam, 225. to 325. per qr.; peas, In to ida per lost; beau, 21. to 31s. pre lad. Natreseruareon.Tra, Dr. IL—The weather this week has been Open sod mild, with meek rath, ad in the (say part thereof our farmers were respite] with seeding operations but the rain riga has put a complete stop thereto. As field work is in a very backward state, the Lumen will be angions ou • ease of the weather to bring up their arrears, and it is probable under thee eireunistanees that oar native &lieges will take off, la which ere • check would be speedily pat to the anent retrograde movement. The made during the present week, rarer the Whence of heavy snivels and endear of the weather, has ben ehatacterieed by greet astivity, and al though a reduAloo of fully 70.. per qr. would have been corated, A has riled to beteg foram buyers to any extent, the read in Dome macre being curtailed for the moire by some cargos■ having gone direct into the bads of the millers. We fancy rather than euboot to any undue depreeeion, firers will he depart to land and tabs the chance of a revival hereafter. "lour has sold very irregularly, and quotations.= warmly to given with worry. hoe malting betty cannot be written more than Is per qr., other err abet Is. dinar, brat at the decline there es been more di.p.titios to purchase. In ' other grata no change of moment has occurred. At our market this n.othing we had a good supply of wheat from the grower, for the meet part in wretched addition, ant being an ounsequeneo moulted to our muter' wars the trade opened with rather more Armors, and at Tuesday's decline or Is. to 3s. per qr. a fair boluses resulted. For a very eta cargo of Wisbeaeh weighing Alla naturally 661. was procured; Kobe. Norfolk yellow at the same time making the erne figure. weighed 631 be. There were buyers of good runs of Lincolnshire red at 62,., which holders, however, in general way refused; 64. factors telt diaper to accept. but not less tor gaieties weighing 344 to 601bs. 10 toren little was done. Flour was rather more enquired for, and we look for a study isle being eaperieneed seat week at our reducer. grata's,. barley mold more freely at a reduction of le. per qr. elitra. reaching 41a, 54 to 6310 e, 445. to 435, urn, es. Malt sold slowly, and may be written Is. lower. Boiling peas in moderate request at a reduction of re. per qr. Beans little better than nominal. With ore we w.re mode rately misled, and all dreriptions sold upon such the same terms as this day ermine. The arrivals this week are —Whear. coiat. wise, 9,431 qrs.; foreign, 1,162. Rye, coastwise, 23; foram, Ist. Putty, opewerime, 3,411. ?Oak, Cesare, 430. Oats coaetwee.soo. Pees, at setwiee, 43, Beebe, coastwire, 13; foreign, 370. Ear, I,7llllleeks. Norma, Dec. IL—At our market to-day there we a liberal supply of what, woody in Inferior tea ion; peer ruled dolt of a decline of 2a. per qr. on the prime of Ole day weilight. Flour as. a dull isle at a le. pet tack redaction. Risley was in fair supp.y lute price, sea entrained. jr this arts e farmer, have been thrashing very trey, awl very touch master aupplie r moot shortly be expeeten. Bear ' tr ire b,t tupi,l7; an price no change. Oats Fame in price as last week. Wheat white, 60.. to en per Or.: red, Y 4 s. to 605. Barley, melting, OW to 46e. 1 'radio.. fres to 4 6 5. Beans, 43e. to 43.5. Per, Vs to 43e. rats, ;Ns. to 325. Flair, per reek, 438. to b. . Par sasoaovair. Dec. IS.—We hod a fair quantity of wheat here today; tine qualdias u. e hot week's prier.; other sate la. to Ss. p r qr. lower; fine wheat, weighing 6,11ba per Wallet, made' a. per qr. * • maple %weigbirg 601 W. DAM be bough.. at 30e. per qr. Malt. Um barley the tarn dearer. Gate were mating la. per alone. Now *woe Ma. to Oa, and IVA bean* lea. per qr. int,ertal =mar% AZAIMIO ' Dec. 13.—A moderate supply rat wheat, trade wiled dull, truer Ow prier oared being • nela lower than sellers draw to sacept. mad vs have to quote the satket Is. to L. per v. shaper be all qualities. Beat barley In good Teemed and pipes on the Wenn; interior a turn cheaper to favour of the buyer. (kW p.m sta. tionst7. Wismor, Dar. 19.—We are well eupp:ied here to day with tJ binds of grain. The condition or the wheat to much aftectol by tee change of weather, end the tied* is in cdnetquenee slow, quarter lower for all but the finest dry samptia. W. and ►ean, :a fair demand at teat week's prices. PTIOVI to the grower.. t— vib e , old, dee. to 69e. per qr.; new, Hs. to tea. (Ltd, le, to Ir. IZ per stone. Beane, 42e. to 455. Wonewaren, Dec. 19.—Then was but a limited supply of tabew kt mar hot to.dey, which found buyers it the currency of Uile day week, except for damp qualities, which ears rather lower. Bexley in short supply and quite as dear. Oslo 6d. per quarter cheaper. beaas and peas again Ia par quarter lower. - . . You. Dm. 13.—We hums a good supply of wheat at this dirs market, the balk eT which being M poor erndition, met a very slm tale at a decline of 2s. per qr. Farley in fair supply, end lower. Oats and beans doll sate, and rather cheaper. Wheat, whie, els. to 665. per qr.; red, Ms. to 60s. barley, malting, eta rc, irigdw g , Us. to 42e. beano, lls. to Hs. Malt, Ms. to Its, 13d. to lid. per stone of 141 M. Flour, 4113.. to Xle. per task bulb,. WATZ/F311), Dec. 13.—We have had limited supplies nf man, both from Wawa and by boat, sines tine day es'asight, burro% abroad the arrivals of Indian corn are to • bur szteat. Ltimtsise tM receipts are trifilllg. Our market has been characerirel by gran dallnees throvphout the week, and sake of mot articles bore Ives quite la retail, at barely former quotations. This morning we bad ratter a larger supply of wheat, tba condition of which was 0.4C11 affected by the weather, and farmers were compelled to submit to a redaction o(6d. to Ice per barrel before a cleanser could be made. Barley could not be purchased on lower term. and for oats the rt.t=fl last any week were tioes, but holderlsnabkor eign w no w heat Zi e os i t eg p '' rer 't s salm. For Indian corn there has been a lair inquiry, et about 2d. per barrel below the quotations of Saturday last Flour, except Me choicest qualities is 6d. to Is , per sack lower. Imports this week:— maw, qr&; Indian corm, 0,423; Sour, 163 O&M, 76 barren. Es. ports:—Wheat, 20 barrels; man 473; Boor, 611 subs; halm can, 30 barrels; oatmeal, 40 anis; Indian meal, 40. DTDP., SKIN, AND FAT.—BnuarnonAn, Dee. 13.—Tildes, 95Iba. and upwards, 61d. per tb.; Sall*. to 941b5.. Lid.; 7311 w to Iletak, Pd. to 50.; CSlbs. to ISO. 74be ; bribe. to G4Nw, atom : ai S3lbs. aad under, aid.; cows, to ad. ; flawed and 4 id. to M. ;bulle, 411; 'Lipp, 6DI. ; hors +, 90. X each. Call—inte. and upwards. 71d.; 121 be, to Vilbe., Rid. • W.bs. to nay., Set.; 7d.; flawed and multi ar, Sd. Wool ;Was, B, Ss. 9d., A, fa. 7e. AI, es. ed. Fat, 11d. to Std. SHIPPIAG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. A large ship, 'opposed to be outward bound, want on shore yesterday afternoon on the gplousta Rock, near Wexford, and wee abnutoned. Crew were going Into Waterford, to Mt pilot hoar, yesterday at 1.80 p.m.—Liverpool, Dac. 13. Arabia, Captain Merryman. tram New Tear, at thin poet, anchorod yesterday near the Crosby lightship. At 3 o'clock this morning she parted her chain and drone ashore on Taylor'. Bat k, Where r►e remained till 7.30 atm., when Ow came olf on the flood, and was taken in tow by three steamers and brought into the Mersey Making a little water.—Liverpool, Dee. 13. out of Beatock, Coptal;i Pink . &cm filirneh to Liverpool, he hallo went ashore on Formby Beach on the 6th of be ember; crew saved.—Liverpool, Dec. 17. Cordelia, which mailed on the 2nd Latent for Holds; has put back,. Liverpool, Dec. IS. C. B. Fletcher, of Prospect, United State", Captain Ellie, from Cardiff to New Orkin!, anchored between Cape Clear and eihertrin Island on the 9th of D ecember; next day she weighed anew, and In rub. atop for a place of safety, attack on • rock and filled with water, and la likely to become a wall wreck.—Elkibbereen, Dec.ll. • lox ph (ot Ghent). from Bekerewater foe thle port, at Cardiff. 1041 baUset chilled, pumps doted, and will have to discharge,—Liver. pool, Dee. IS. loses Wrarlase, from Alva Bay, at this port, with part of carpet Them*, from Bombay t" Liverp3ol.—Liverpool, Deo. 17. ' Lucy, for Lisbon, at Falmouth, with damage.—Liverpool, Dec. 13. Moamar', from Cottle°. at Queeeotoorn, with tem of sat* and two men owaboard.—Liverpool, Df 0. 13, Waowley, from Bombay, at this port, lo•t part of bulwarks To the tale of the 9th of Decemba, between Cape Clear and fim,t.e.— Liverpool, Deo IS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ClisriOte, from Ppiseig fo!ryttop. Oct 94.1 a t: 97 9 : ,..1919.. 5 E. Clumiinfol,froml:.l•er pool flr Bahia, N0v..0, Ist. 13 N., 100. VI W. SUMS. from Liverpool for iivdney, Nov. 2.), Lau 13 N., 100 23 W. Gnat Britain, from oluumbae tor Loodoo, Dec. a, let. 70.3, ho. r. 17, lade Henry, for Calcutta. Nov. 21, 10t.17 N., lon. 32 W. Sommer Cloud. from Liverpool for Melbourne, Dea. 10, II col'oe W, try B. of the Small& Qom of the West, front Liverpool far Melbourne, lat. 11 N., PIM 23 W. v 7 jet -• a Liverpool for New Orleans, Nov. NI. lat. 33 N.. km.W. New LINE OF STEAM EEL —We hear of it new line ot steamers between Copenhagen, London, Hull, and Leith. TM directors haviog given orders to the arm of Heists. I. Zeaderson and Co., of Glasgow, to build for them three Mow boats of 60 horse-power ouch, and to carry a cargo of 860 tone, and to be sufficiently strong to be capable of with- Studios the sea in heavy weather, and of light draught m< water, so as to be able to suitor into any of the small ports elms the coast, it is folly expected that these vessels will be ready to enable the company tr commence ronnicig them at this commencement of the ensuing seaerrn in 1857. Their length of keel will be about 160 feet, and, with a breadth of 23 feet, they will not, with a full cargo, draw more than 10 feet of water. And, in order to Cann them to be more Convenient for the popes of runniog into the pone on the coast of Jn•land, and other parts ci toe Danish dominions, they will be provided with an apparatus to supply them with water as ballast. —Hull Packs!. CAPE MAIM—The following notice wee issued from the 00121•11 i Post-office on Saturlay, :—" Cap* of f3ood Hope and The inland, which sailed from Dartmouth on the 10th Met , has put into Plymouth Sound to repair damage, and, as she is expec'ed to sail spin on Sunday, the 14th inst., a supplementary mail for the Cape will be mule up in Lo ndon, to be forwarded by this evening's post." AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—The European and Andra. Ilan Company's @tumor European left Southampton on Ss• tardily with the Australian mails, and about 70 passengers. The mails consisted of 218 sacks of letters and newspapers. There were &5 sacks for Melbourne, 45 for Sydney, 26 for Adelaide,l2 for Geelong, 17 for Van Disman's Land, nine for Auckland, 11 for Wellington, nine for Launceston, and three for King George's Sound. _ _ _ [Advertisement.] The salutary' effect of Da Bany's delicious Revslents Arebict Food in removing indigestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, constipation, nervoutt, Watt% and liver complaint', cough, setbena, ommumaton, and debility, without medi a**, be admirably displayed by the fallowing letterer " itidfngtee Rect o lT.Norivilk, June 10,1950. (No. 4,706., Light peon' dyspepsia, nervouances, debility, with craw" ep ams, and faun, for which my servant had emended the ado ce of many, hale been effectually removed by Du Barry's bealth.restorlr re Food. I shall be happy to *newer any lequirtee.—Rev. J. W. FLAVELL." Bury, Lanerehire, Aug. 17, IS I.—Genttereen, Yoe a eoasidrrabk time I have Buffered severely from a ricked pain in my led aide. vanes flatulency, moompanied by an intolerable sensativn of heartburn, and other disagreeable symptoms of dyspeptic Venom remedial', alleged infallible, were tried In vain, and fora Inns time I was never tweedy. four bistro without violent pate. Indeed. I was untie for the palominos of my dilly duttev. I was teepee,' to try your food. In km than as hoar I found reref, and my recovery WIN very rapid. The duttes which previously bad been au intolerable *aka *came a delightful esereim. aid I have since secumpttetted more labour web les, fatigue than I ever targeted to be able to, preform. I have never bad • return of my complaint.-1 remain, &s.—D. Tomeas."— Supported by teetiesoola'a tram the celebrated profeeeors of et*. ialstt7, Dr. Andrew Use; Dr. aborlaud; Dr. Hervey; Dr. Campbell; Dr. (lathier; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram ; Lord Stuart de Dime; the Dowager (saunters of Caetlealuart ; blajor.Ceneral Thomas Xing ; the Bev. J. W. Pleven, of Radlington Rectory, Nor. folk; the Venerable Archdeacon Alexander 6:nett ; and cony other respeetsbM pentane, whom health has been restored by it after all Mlle same of sure had failed.—ln canisters, lib., U. 911.; 41.64.; bib, ; 1110, 22•.; superdeflued, Ilb., 6e.; Ill; 610, 21a.; 1011 a, Ile. The 101 b and .215. carriage tree, os receipt of post.oace order. Barry Du Barry and Co., /7, It egenLetreet, Landon; Portman, Moron. and Co., I,:urveyere to he: Majesty, 1,2, flecadttly slam at 60, Gramehureh.street ; 350, and 411, Strand; 4, Cites** ; le, °ambit': 49, Ittehopagate...treat: 55, Chatter arms; 114, Upper Baker-street; 67, 130, and 16d, Oxford-street, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BVRNABY.—Dee. 10, at Brim, ISM.. the wife of Capt. It. Burnaby, ILE., of awe. CRUTCHLF.Y.—Des. 10, at Bier, the wife of Co:. C. Crutchley, of a eon. DANIELL—Dec.II, at Aldinehourns ViCiTl4l(O, near Chichester, de wife of the Rev. G. Y. Hinted, of a son. PENWICIL— Dee. 10, at Mims Lodge, Dcrbyth.re, the ere of G. 7. Venwkk, Esq., of a daucht. r. FORPAR.—Dee. If, at BandonAtrect, Liverpool, the wife of the P. T. Forti,r, of a sun. lIALLETT.—Dec. 11, at Waririck.tcr:aoo, 11,:grove.rewl, the wee • J. A. Halleit, Esq., of a eon. llAl.Bo.—Deo. In. at Chertow.vilim, near Bayewater, the wife rf J. Halve, Esq., of • eon. LAM ERGAN.—D. e. 11, at Waltham•tow, Ewa, the wife of J. Loos gin, hog., of a daughter. MARTIN.—Die.IO, at Park-road, Twickenham, the Cie of P.Slat.. tin. Erg., of twin daughters. ROBIMsON.—Dee. IS, at 67, Eatonwauue, the wile of AUSIIsI.I2 Robiseon, Dir. of a son. THOM MON.—Dew 11, at TeetiDir-cumtuois, the vita of W. I. Thompson, Erg., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. AYLWARD—VAIRRA.—At the pariyh church of Sunbury, by the War, the Rev Hy. Ppm, N.A., I% W. Aylward, to bra• belt, nicl..w of the late H. Fakrs, ElYq euubtary„ bli4dlrrer. Cll PPLEY—LE CREN.—Der. 11, ut West !lathery Church, be the Rev. T. D. Lamb. A. T. Cbdley, Erg., of Datetou, to El.ra Nary. daughter of H. Le Crete, Esq , of bardincaterreee, Delatoo. LAM:MeV-870%6.—D , c.lO, et BTSUISMOI2. near Leiceittee. br the Rev. Dr. Largtey, the Nev. J. P. Langley, Carate of olubto Harriet, daughter of N.C. Stone, of Conley Vial*. LODOR—BLEACRLEY.—Dec. at the pariah vOureh, Predate's blanche/Mee, by the Rev. J. then, M.A., Mr. el. bodge, of Brougit ton, leeeeweter, to gush, daughter of U. Bleach.ty, 1/44 Ot Myrtle-grove, Prestwich. DEATHS. IILAUCTIAMP.—Dee. 10411 r. 8. Boauchamp of fiorkn-grce., LAEP pool, aged 36. BURCI . IB!.L—Dee. 11, at Ilar.m lac*, Chetera, Licto...C. 1. B. B. Bombell. CROSSLBT.—Dee. 10, at Berme uroo.Roar, Apure, daughter d J. it. LYoseley, Beq" aged 19. DR kIaSISIL—Dee. 12. the wife of Mr. C. De Kepler, of the Berl BOW, Blaoktetara, Landoll, aged M. GOULD.—Dee. 11, at Cower-street, Bitalferd4ClUare, Chrottisla. fellt of the late B. L. Gould, C•q. BC.WISIhON.—Dee. 10, a Woburn pure, J. Hegel" EA" arr. d 76. ttllTEß.—Dee. 10, Yr. P. Ditty, or Westow.hill, Norwood. aged 04. P 110441 eml publhbed by WILLIAM KIIIO HALIA at O. • ‘Mbird Street. to the City of London, ._Prhater, at the 0111ce. to Street, M the rreeioa et WhiMU.km—llusipar, DacsissalS.l/0. I - I