The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-17 00:00:00

Englead. The agile of hell) —es this farthisg . aa4 in the prise elf the We Male* haw ! enal cheers.) 1t.,., shall I heist the ink of that weird the right he. nothowas the member fee the University of Cambridge (Mr. Goolleara)—(rean a laughter)—when he gave as last selmas warsing.letheittitialthny eircammasess cos justify psesnel wads alba Ws& Pablie credit, he eats is en dasgm, arak sir, Ido mot think public credit is is datia. (lliehlabsi shears.) 1 think tablic credit sea sever ea a better poshism ; nut do 1 roaraber say period in the history el the country whoa the romarese of the is try were daily so visibly Me-missies as they are at the pelmet cement. (Cheers from both sides) I will not now ester ism the gaieties whether this is the elect of gold, or the repeal of the sees laws. or emigration. or say thin elm. Though, by the bye, os the subject of 'aigre ttes I should like is notice smastling is the speech, which I have sighed is mach already, of the boa. member for Kiddereniaster (Mr. Lowe.) I do aot know, I say, what the sues is. My liminess to Mt is to answer, es the pert of the sacrament, the attacks which lime ent made as their proposals. I do not want to eater into on sapoistion of any kind Bet I consider the hoe. and leaned ,raiser foe Kiader mustier to be is heretical ea the subject of straiseatioa es he is on the brewing and ash questions. I have great respect for him, bet all the opinions I have bawd from ham me peer to me to 1.0 gait* assoithil. (A laugh.) In the first oleos, on the subject of entigratios, ha confounds two things, between which I showed the distinction the other night. As regards its elms is Beglead, 1 will read the letter of en animal actuary sad high statiAteal *limit), who a wall know. to 11110 hos. member tor Mostrese. This writer says, " The rate of births and marriages has lately Mamma is this country, and 1 think it possible that emmrstion may accelerate ulti mately rather dies retard the tocressit of population at home-7' frau.* of producing power we have in this emotes." (Great laughter) Now this is meetly the point to which I wish is call the eternities of the hos. and learned archer fee Kidderminster, who has spent so neck of his life in a thalami colony, that he has no sufficient ides of oar KIWI! of redeem( power. (Cuntiosed laughter.) The writer from shoat I cisme says " The reserve of produe. big power we passes may be inferred trust the fact that now, to • vouth eastern county, the tenses shows that to 100 married wend' of from 2i) to 46 years of age, there ere 70 women of the mime ages unmarried, and of whom only 7 beer ehildres msteritlestandieg." (Contismed laughter) I have • conlidesee in this reser.* of redo/sag power, the Wt. sad Monied gentleman with his cuissial ex pense.. his sot given this eimatry fell credit for. My °M aio" with respect to our surplus is, that eyes un de r the arrangements I have recanintraded, it will be very cos- Likeable in 1861 sad 1861. But I look to other I look re retachment is our magic espead== O m re I will, it permitted, delay • moment oa that point. believe that safe netrenchimeat eau only be elected by looking to the efficaracy of ear ostablishana, and trusting to mamas se its natural results, his 1 do net **met that them results ma he *rived at until 1864.5. One Wog Is quite clear, sad th at is, that we cam sot embark is these usiertakinp salsas we have the support of the House of Comatose. (Hear, hear) My owa °paha te, that it is sot wise to grapple with these tercet departatests of public expeaditure by esessittas. ( flea, bar.) I ea of opinion that we ant nest thus by communise, the sun a was breaght a bar la the ease of the reams*. Bet, altheeph sea map have the royal amnia fee a eammilmies. still it is Malleme= gratisahead es brava before the Eisen of and shoal& amnia its moral saaetion. goat waillanakiass es I have alleasil or the Ina diilladt a nanistry ne n& in oars yea have the wows sad parlamenti whit you, when tunas ie mare. (liar, boor.) Well s elan lan told that I her. set awed my sashes he UM-A I tell you Ihe other reasseess thisth em View* new uosal, std I believe it will be the fault of as liens of Cosmos' if, in '.14-46 yes des's led the yobbo servile amen diciest than it is sad late mostly. I think I have now touched no wady awry okhaisa of ),perms whin has boss urged %shaft the prison propesitima. I has avoided Waft late the assaise a a the mastitutiesality of oar mama sonsalite the imam tn. All that ran be aid on this sanest Ms ben sad. and the lettilatei• oppor timity will ernes he Owing the awn of all parties bear the hew. I hare avoided many moor res. we Inv, I mopped to amnions the arringsaat the lienesn' oshodas, hoses it it beast a jest arrange- Mat, Ist it be seams sad it way be shred. I shall be m a bare theanimaanimathe ason which Coallid le lay alland to a give it its preen& how ad as oar oa/y Ina sot teat ea dime shemn the pee vil s{ egpime ear aide elasenesseset. (Hear, beer.) 1 1101•111/ lees • dissesisa ea the hop duty I mow of a yeeleassal ant e la mash @peahen of ash eisimemew lave tan part, tam I bops that M 1 avoid this and Was similar espies, the assaktee will cos sada that I des n rather in dellanes to its ppastmwsmeeee them &ea say wish to avoid the ' diosomsn I awe had NM advise is the amass et this dolma I. have ben Mid to windrow any haapa—aid that Mr. Pinned's, his beast; sad I haw rate eases have wiadeassa "Ws Won (A laugh.) I a net antes a the fens at la. Mt bet I will ma ashen to the do- Sam (Load nialasalal ,been.) No. : • base sa n seen as anenessees al a epeeement boas midge ' to pre Ile asnsans—esseseponee ea lessamehle to the romemanmall. amt whamegoan to the ammeay. ea ay ninon esesievivo the apeman if this hease j i m bish nest door la no. I lees.a balsa anima nod ye-withdraws, sad wMmmnw. aria la the par 1818. (Lwasiter.) What woo this thinwesinnso d • soma neat sashes ea embalm / What ass the ansainess ea the imam of the mann I Why. an Ismail awn alas neposent the enuntesima d the wales Gad boas dant width wow I as obliged to Mann a natas. (Chan aid laastam.) Sir, the oeusquessos ore he aim that mare nap semadaratiews. When panes an Wasted, what a saormasat mama pre he non sank as VOW primaries a poblis la. the ma implant _dogma a Patties. airlisaid pony atesiloas. Look at this gamin of fans tansiipa —the asst implant_ gaieties of the day, whisk and snare a tae peen INN me all—sad I ate at this assmost as Mae 'lna* one, se far a that quotas Is sow am& erapnales with ay policy. (Chests.)) Hat e er. durst %seen. *batik s = B " ws " .4 vlsil " In ease g . and with prudes. , party amnia. - sassed drew) Talk of admieltrative ran. I—of imam anuenins imaildas lase air &shwa I—if I wive—eilish wa est be ebegrher lesposibis—if 1 wore by bane labou y r to bring heatard a seas by whisk stil ling alOt be saved to the assatry. admaidiativs reform I wadi fta beano a Tasty amass toneesew. sod swats& sheories ham am eaaisaideilla. ham what I bawd hoe l-v(asea ebamdhtg3 I ben to ha • wislitisa (11410entalaroink) Theastaballisa eat be sescastid. A nealliwalan balm= baredl sawansi ; Mt salinan thee. they map be smossatd. ban dans faad that their eiambe bags berm but hdot (Cheering nom) This I knew. ties assioad dam net ben eselleine. (Choosy Ind I sprat how da natien to dise p.llk opiates wash somas she seitaip—r Oh). that palls attain when wha mai insietablenamee as swami eves the doom 41 sod althea whose seppost sae the met isdaselon hsaltaiime see tat as the Mena i eria theales hien a .) ,Wu (Lead sad Mai an itat Mr. OLABOTOWZ the, sae, let sea sameind with seas alga alesoneiss from the appeillsa lode.. He Wee MOON a aimpitie is the ,Nestles of the lease at that isle bear, bat the !push they had jest hard to nest with soma mat, sad that an the seemilea ; Oral (aid the doltiboa. soationsa) by tabs Hhissesrse ia Bitteer that I ped=e s t some asneals tbs beaky ~me he have kis or sot. is War to Masa bin that than Sr. sons whisk he was ya Yam (Oggsdas shock sad= of " " Assn the alba sae) i sad that then are saw runs' boas those of Waft, sad Istrigiasy why be noon bass aparmi as as illensmius tattiz a r gab. yeast saloseirs. fines the sm•ohmsailbeas the ) And I 'dills olhala salaams asse.thee et Mega se be bee wad —(a pewortal anon of dance Ana tress the book anistotal herib., emstnesil by Ana mealy load hue the Manna the sealase)—as be bas • eireseles st boaassabb a r ia —Owe yarns be his eppllai—e ab. eh." fordat." sad )—es ass whose paths mar— [the amain wee hen sat ant by poems ?ad hen the sae *lkea! Ikea arise et " sake,' As has the Whir} My wish is to hespanolf—tbewi li e M 1 soul as bast those pima applied to boa sena. Sala sail mei allsotabar rennall—ny wish is to kap 7: ep alif ie =wllllMailtebswailsat ardor ea& • eb," and nos of os, yea bear trim mte on syllable trospessis looped that you will have the khan= to caress me. (Haat obsess.) Hat 1 want ow to these goathrea—ase 111, Few party swabe ilea whoa I have saw meant asythiag set seensay sad holisseseso—bat a ane sew dean whe, is roma assess of the hoeme—{heaej wuat — e sean iliserama at the deshasso is whin they are insevia-1 wend ess te awn that *twn beer es hea ibele Chsaadler is os toss la lie nansets apes eases. beribl ill t i ge ha el the spines of es sonaitess, eel teal by thew ha el &swam nil wrist, to whisk we all as eaesabia (Chens.) We an sawalossal are Os Okla es as we mahaleas et the seems" b w may phet w a c i r i bea setty sire iis Vaal, Mai wariterity itM le by Ha allseide e away bola by am at lhe iYsss (Seer. bean reply ayeshallena sal wait meletafhimyeshelesslslNMd banjo oda Warm ma a a blob Nehlaa sad se bleb sbaniter this Ism no Wang. (Mesh obeesioll) I awl all bin yes he is set Man is no, is esty elishi boa hind the samba he Oman that be re. bat ass sot ranee him. (Chem mad saator ihrea.) bad I rest top the tight bow. entleart that =she he any IMMO Herat he bat me antis keep am el iharrisa. el redevelles. at ter bream vet aught la restria the mina ad hepreps titherbet a this she et " h atl ugg =rsbr e a lliP e t wartal, le le la Wier ibe merser mow as b is More et towhee we*, vbetearalrot by the rear of the Sow et Osaiersa (A err of erre messial the earladea et this rassask SMIPOINSI is WIN hen the ,Messily heaths& wit Sawa " sh.") His yam* ea Ible seer piked sftrt, I whk is sall the stiontisa attbararillee tie rim balm us, mai to emery as 1 wera Ler gair et as position la we elm& We . s, r I rearrad, ailed am% vile bealblit se the ant et the atria of rosolaissis Oil Ire a ye p yew kw& New, ano malaimill two kailisi pospasitian Wiribr isl yer saw made le se nein the possum stabs as law. am et her the err at ea here ra of herr et the *is itletajz &W i lbe eel, et th, brae Or le NI he. Um raid te-sigle, sad swirled, doing the ishaes, that U boa. memberswoala but vete he tisabil p ir e haw tax ea this otemion, they would be free se hem, to modify, se to alter that vets at say foam say of the measam. But it is most important we *add dew Is what seam that is true. We have, I appeeheadomlnuadel liberty of action I. all the stages of the hilL The hems ef the home have provided • vast scabs, of stages to every measure, that siemben may ham the apperteeity of re eassideruag their judgeseat ; gad, KtNttatskilee be ems ' passed, it will be opea for soy .caber to vete Molter, ea the hill, that the retool th• bows tax be Is. hi. ; NA, epda, co the repel that it be la. Bebesquestly is the oseeds ' tee on the bill that it be ay 6d., sal cm the Wed madam that it ho abolished altogether. Yea may do that Is the some way that yea ell e pesos say saber lailasaielrat care.. (Cheers and • laugh.) la buy reseeding la which duo house brimmed, that is the pewee meted of , per ilsease. (Hear, hoer.) had I amid have you re ' eolleet ales that you an oat Iwod ben is • mere head premelim. There is a tad • seam Ia the re mamma We may meow he se Merin a tax meet disthefast Wenn twa a eremites alas whole merely fee die purpose of heehaw • frail mashes @the home to the iatwdMMsa at sash seeseare, bat to mime a searching and ha dheenies sake that all the euthoeity may be gime to ear ilsolisas that belay obegielma of the Hams of hemeacies. (Hear, hear.) NA sew we hear the eight. bra. pailegiaa gashing is la of essedemmisa of Wee of his pre. dwwean who have withdraw. their budgets. He le well reed is Me seem of Mr. Pitt is this resent. Hs remembiem want was does by my right M. freed (Sir C. Wood) ia 11l ; bas is his reseasetlas geed as to the *vest/ dials easales heer- lig ki l a ese le remember that this m had mhos has It &dared the owe of the gareameat that this tamers at the tax was the pried* of the vote that was to he takes, easy that h. that vete the t woald gaged or ; sad hea we have it deelmad by the right Mn patlemse the Home Secretary the they are willing to inseie M on umedaseet to intredese late the inatlea hat win would defeat its priiitt lad this abeades phe if the government alt . W. sod Isie sp z i lre• lam (Mr. Waite:ids bad semeamated he ea their vtUaee bat lee thee& there arm was ea media whoa that vigihme was mei seemary. He (Mr. Mad ame) had set allowed the immelel trolley of the right hes. gamlemea the ameba he Halifax la all par anoias ; be hal opposed his _is Jae* last year la .am la Me preen' ClieNeßor et the Exchequer, but that was fa taped se • poseellig est bait KO exert datable as Mis. BM the magma of that right hos. gen tleman (Be C. Weed), whether eiheased or withdrawn, were Mewed is withdraws, as the use might be, is • maser the meet *oak sad the meet straightforined, ad free from ell layisies it Oasis/ motives. (Hear, haat.) Hs (Mr. 0.) maned he somiatioa is the ob:irmaa's head., whaler It wets as a vote ea the beam tax eat ahe beilph ow_dise i He Meese& it as • new sties we the Wee be was by se wens pared to maser with hem w had espremsd tbmsiva safrimdly to the pried.'" of exterdieg the home tax. He mum wear We wine he was eatable of the dead =ifilasibssaidiat ken of Wailes, he did met the bey Ma t might be placed oa a wider begs, sad Meow • /teat weeniest arm of au WI newesese. (Ease bear.) There wen, however, may dldisaMla stegeheg the hew to whisk hod bees emeadoed, sr, if aot overlooked, dodged wrongly I. the peopelliee Mhe goverameaL For 11511111*. why the area of UMW sheald - be Mukha te or biped lOL thly lead had as junikatica hose the goverameat. Thee as ease ties washer it meld be wise to geadaats the teem of duty is diligent dome of hews didl on appear ft We Mee lesegat mar tbsie melee. (Wer, bear.) Tbe sem Mem amid remember that le every previous bow he ▪ sad la that of the wham duty act, this priaaple of gredmelea had bees e r le s pieleded ; sad he vies eft prepared te ge late a which totally dieregooded the prised*, if West taz acts is • nonage most iseganaisat and lempasat. witkoet ed wee having wee names why this Weft» from preach made. Apia. here was She Met impertaat enemies with refer *am Mao in of Wm s al austime se Mbar of the aseliepolls end he pmehese. rah mope* le MIMI. It woo to samba Oh ph of the ~ell Ser measieg the house Is. MOM Meg e. .4 that the whole miter et rat*/ requited to be put emir spiel se ponies.. if they wen ghee le resort to the bow ten es • great same la ear ilaseaM system. _Meer, bier) Than was atilale UM pen law la Se Meuse taa whisk had dimly bega m mend e Ztbe right hem mew bwr Peetmeela to be j_S.d hare the mmeolamo oweeled to doable the Deem W. He named ft he bet hat M PM Mrs paged the mew slea gibe ahem= i Ms meeley Weald be messed at Sti. • pee same seamy ebegiseper is Liaise woeM be pet Woe at UK Mar, km) Why bed OM set beim osploked The MAW beneusabie sesames the Chasten ea the liwilefesse ease • Maillinaties ef may meatbe si esposed what he seedliond e Ered to him he Weseable whew might es lerea bah het gme be man hie (Hale beer.) guestim it peat impanomee was to Wig whetter/ the tag, la the ease of leases of sail .seta, should be paid by the Wessel or the team; bat he apt brem li Cesa bad said maim apes say of Wee Mp g dld met appear ever to have pond tamsegh W Wed, be had spina upwards of es • ilemer semise, omy as eight be had •ddimeed the committee for apogee& of We been. (Rear.) The right brim geollome heal ilhe he deal with the Wails of ea Isleb gam hot be 4111 met for is. want attempt le Wens to the esemalles the mem why he had peemil_ae every sae et We peat qameloom (Hear.) New be MI the right boa. goodemin that he maid an =Li=e upon the Mese too Wow for the ea say .s pa he sew all those wholi be bed le= limm tsa g ebed st spa folly gemidered anti Whim melee at epee hem (Wee hear.) OA bee. pallemea gems snow has If he impademl ble somairbet mw Wed dna eves 6M's** peeped WM the Mum tax. He could hardy the eWneamos OM would Mime him to meat r • assmuld Mew, while latiediesellato eke taaatha d M. waft toe new SIMIi het wee so adroitly maned. that both of am WM galas peolooly the same daft. (Hem hem) no me earn Mena trees SOL to • per_ . we the very ma who li s Zta a Imes treat NIL ft WA. • per. (Hear, her.) Now the Ogle hon. pellema bed shied the right boa. gentlemen the meMist ass Oa lageaMs gushiest Mho poor elide mi as he MOM weil hin.:was food of imasees. he lthe he d Ibetge his. to see or two. He Mew he Mae bea. pima hem • wear stem pesky her the per elms, he Wee emeW dm for whoa he was we he apt bem_geeilknme pmt as ism* if met grease opmgetky. We mated to bare hew he Woad Memo wee to bear apse M. = la was the egematise of he owe hal (Roo; krt. T hat a dm wide had the right his. pathmea's Mem la thess days whim he was meeelemed to make imam is Mee bum ea the sateen at opiselleml algae (Ohms.) TM right hos. sablema web what In Iser e sn: tell them hat a wield be • pea Waft IC la the sprightliest Weft, they I~ealp to the great • Mw 111111 ho right bee. t old Wm • Imp dish soma. mommt }hem wee. to be hand W mon Mamba - paha of the the whet pregelneee et hogareh that We. erbie eseined ems she tezr om enser us e r s the ape eel isedeniaas el ear Samoa heir) Wad, hew 1M the eget pedsemm to deal walk them The Imm o homy eseepisne= was like SOL • Fele, that wse ea sass amea ease, gal M relied la • Wee at IV. • year. At pre- NM he pepe me been tot air hems tax. Has bean his Meads bete eme iste elloe—win a meant of malte ds. that nom haw We to him! as has beeadlese me adows la the theft of the Choosier of the ambequer. let he.. demos eremite that LeCilepri Deet lleisseee) wi heed at all to *pasties the l :7 B t his, patlemeds bemuse he wee happy to say M siameely re ==bitizerig aus = sem had bees say pommel him sad the = g hee. made. MA, 11•1 be .am be fully te maven Me *Meet, perhaps the sommittee would sum he mid that he scald beer as meek teelle= s e limgeeles of the et bee. geatleme as the l b Mee& Phan.) Bat Ise was de. la sha lllug Maw ef las pompom. sad it was jun blew be bed Mewed Word Meat bea geedensa with seek vast admeshm that pleteme wadi be the Ems binge Cline bear.) He Mom the daft it dr be..issagnis wag, he kame some—be knew tag hemmer eel strom of he ksad et the n Mews mid tholes Weds Mesh mem do sa et they meld irkehrhim, yetis say rats they Ml l e= am agog. Me bee gime op pommies, be he Wm Wed 'empennage, but way he it aot to be weeeded by Ode beaL AM yet be was sew to be mhos with tee teem of Mesa IMF mene be bad hams weialm. (Hear, beer.) rpm aie SOL natal a his hat be wee is be stemped rd. is he peaty, se W. Se. hi. ; and he meld have te eastribuie to the temum some lte is the shape 51 bow sm. Mae, km.) Therefore Mount peerless mead be gelid 'me seasepoess of the advent of Mee Ohmesam he Whew to power to Lay I ... ttLer seat eat of Me ppm home ft he &Mimi , sad la reams be our to maim &thief saving Int take wean rats. Take the m• eet he kwi. l deemmes, wee bed to pa 7 se I:T i 4 he Mme la of Mel Imam ; what was th , ea he mein to Aloe if ten proms immures ? Who bed bele the groat Wm of all ftleael ea t o = et Joni mastioa (Hem bear.) why. the the latihresie gad lio n = d elles the pee Meow 'sea of our that all rbe ode of wegYMeg WNW . WI bad We se loag th= be the b lithe, ups Ih m e a tele r s k ril :r i le as- Wpm theowlag over big s.l the whole question el Mal Weeks la on slops lets a bieuessime ' shy. (Obeers.) to la pies et the relief that he had hese Metel be was _pay ow Mew tea af IL Ills., sad • of 44. or 4 pm not spa W when la cow. (Hear, hear.) 'He would pan sow te masher put of the budget mad some Is the wed= of the malt he _peeped to wag `al f of whisk' penibly onset le. (am, We.) let that wes set • reams "Me Amid leihnees hs Memo , of Commas. If thy bad • Mika WI a her le Owe of of wh mu m seasider he beet maser is isk to &pose : it. gem leek MO atieniten at the ogielleg deem sad As a p oboe MIK hey maid M ftra i rerimerisw. Meade mei Weeme end by Mat Me We Weld hey be Tr▪ ek Ilea le he mount pepodise that. appeared to alas,` len last as mak an—ablek meld be se othelhee- Mil • meek of meh gemilui so qpisimml moos. 'Ace apt ham, THE EXPRESS, goattemea that sighs had loth feeetione Oa whisk had haw wed es shwa that the repeal of tha Ma would am mask the seer; sod be had aimed his arrow, eppmendy, ensheettrely at those to whom he was opposed; hat • Melees shaft had seethed the hem goadethea the mother for the Need' Mies of York shire. What did that hoa. gentleesea, with all his past ex:mimic* a. that question, say with repel as the repeal MI kelt the melt tan ? He ((Itr. Gladessao) wield take the sehaledenet the him. gwedonaa . He mid that 6d. • quart wee the moat. Om of moderato malt Vetter, of w nisi IL was the mat peat y d r . . the dety, red 21d. the of meek the Malls el the brewer sad the ntailer. The memo d prepand redoetiea was thowelathe of a pithy, and • Maiden la c: from gd. se was that whisk would be galas& the pro posed saissetiou of the ter: er 7e per mat.. Hut could that tad ma the recovery Of tlie rev. aim 1 Theta? hem. reetleassa wee • Lowliest of hoetrade, sad ha was sheet 10 leg.seta ea * prialipie, sad ane of the chief penelpies it tree lade we that i: possiand • stireolegrag, r e p rodneleg 'fin so Ibe reonee. What portion ef t► e fin Willem sew lathed hem the mak tea was to he resothred i The villa hen geoliewan sold that is HAM he should oblehi MAW labia was to he the whets sod he esikesesd thin would be a gals by ea Irene et oessesptios ; but ft was to be duabiedorbetbse ee no wield ha plan. The pro posed redesign would be hen In lOi pee ant. on the ad _Oen het die wall be eine en soosenplea / Is; Ifllle hoe wee a ninths ef SO pr eon as Mr prise by the rayed of she ben duty, sod yet Is niers the se grows Of hems* le onseseption was only $l5 pre mit. If therehre SI pre eon *sly was predated la 39 years by Meade. of 30 per lest. in this pries, whet nail be the sepeeisties of no revenue hy the phis of the right bon pedense / Armin, the walanton of bony wish lead ware m penaareany dionessed ; eon it wee to th ieve them a bees Wile soldenin of lauds. Its order to them the Moo non be through four *lain. First Ismael he MOW thesteph the thee manias den of the nehmen thee Ono* _that et tha brewer, and most thttoph the Nonidei of lioltlonso • and, when dm bonds Mt he en :=l nose, lbw In hid to monster the sod heparin of barley from lial glina.kireirpeln. the right bon stated that there wield be a diminution of i the mimeos of duty to the malesta; but Sir M. has dearly OEM that this Mime of capital sodas a slid to do melteter, while by ibelittatiog no este** of • umber of perms; at. It, it iaileesti competition, sal wee so it seethe to the grower of bidup. Irrespeetith of the inetheieney of this methane Maw as • boas to he aosoner or • relief to the sehinesse of bossy soil, the dohs has. gestleussu W arellertehea • very daises eperatiso, for ha was yoksi es limpets sea tax to repay a tax of another kind, mid at which would drew en It • NAM mod jealous sweliny. The tat es goepeasti fell on the property of penes' spread threat* ell denen whin these was on. nested with it the idea that there woe non ulterior purples by that x hit nehempt eseapsosatioe he the inn oeleniel nearest. ta (The eight has tin en thee pew eseled to contrast the elesethimis of Ilk Ida Talnagno, obis said that the revernmeat IMO tadagea the prlnmple it It. It. Peel, aid them it the Olineellse of the Ex. ebanstor, who no oily did net ay Matt be was senoras the pied*. it lintioN d ot ibeillbeet to introduce slur peladples ; end what prieciptes they were o• whist' he meted new or the old, or both the new sad the old. He dialed that the Chathellor of the loishoptsr wee aids, ea the prlnelgies of ek R. Peel, foe he hod on attenpad to at hes low =aerial ; he had sat WNW amw material whisk Mr ft. Peel sad the late gthesumeat had been sexism to set free, vii., nether. Neither bed he adeyeed the principle of iiii R. Pool ha direfahldag pettisethe dubs so snicks of sew somption,_die doh MI soneined ia the wilt Oh sod beat eM sheer wish poesenhe &sin hasher pon d* et Mr h. Pool bsil been pined tip the sight hen yea limn, sonny, the sksiese any egoopeoftnlve duties, whish stunned is their allude& flees bed t endbit uotesiehed. Wlnlner eir I. Pal - einneeelel who% be did net bbl with the prespest of se vinentelo ample tar the monies of the yen or with a re venue W Illip ow lnillbint. He nom riot is litthesernees far nionsedel tehon. departed trees that peheiple as the right hen. gendemeo lel done. Itir R. Peel bed also per tained the whist' top right has. podia-- wee sew het et Imperfai Me tas he the payneet eteseling, by the WM, tax to toped onions' duds. hotbew hid ben dem by the light bee. dense he Ohosseller of the Isabegese t He wet almost to impose tens es the gang body of he osauneity, in order to make a weethime he the rellof ads then This was the wry we ef bsil bass dine by Sir Bohm Pod; it be bed doeye as i to ro llers the gees* body_ ef the , sad he appealed m the haratir se s te gamma to ambit him la dot bad sacer, sod lie IL P ::Zoo le bewels e i t t, wide li nil 71 1. zesst.rtet. noise was biome at, end here sloe they hand to• eight that they hod me MAD ph.. (Chars.) Now • persenessel sash saly be esoned_ _ aprons up hie erodes mho samildeu Met It had a deaths path and mei Ns ab• oneolien (Oiners.) Lad a geosionsol whlib did epos Mb hide. edventegs et obse,lsdieg sod sipper =sift ant obi& yet deetenhed whim bee he perplexity, wee • goverameat whose ihmolei penny he is one would as sow sandy rein bonen she believed It was pr m obs. mto the ewes* _ jethekleg Sir writhe dawn ( Hituen isos ) It bed sad less onsoneed that this was a geverment obese protailtur Imam I was is dock mod to nedseele the i hit of dear nevi mp g: Met he haw se trey to ion e/ that is esseninetiog ids. end cep y , Is the Isessiel pile, se lb, hesory Ishii the et V r sos and he ihneaters it these them how woes ef ispossiblo remileno. (Olkesio.U a r e who prepend to nay he Met of the Zonwithent sewli lb pie/ vet grallty a tz spipeddle; And hen what the silo Thashr id nid SO sight is was soling Met the quembs. bah i beipoisso shesorlty. (Peen.) The right hoe. geetleera said In hid oul hunded the tea so *eau sambahe tiliallst thilt iseg lat why alter the pates ea tbe dew Ono I • ) He had hoe fee dot ..... 1 ...,. ~ (Cheers.) Theisen* ten what br it Behort Peel, WS se we • lehnied prey ant a dainty ; bat Its eldest aka wee he walk gnat remessodelabeeses to ha nein sad It ties to min Ind time .mime dal reform bed bon e leeaspit eed eillin. he doubt he beim at woe envied with . het Oho ending ennepeoled ths bine; sod lei Inlet Ind ohne wine WOO hod Id. es their anal neelple odd it eon** sines they gene& in. tha onneint of pssoral Inds, sad Ns coanesero of tha ankh, whisk had hoes obeinuesd for than'; .WI the rtheattrathea of the inning tax was ma r . . .. as epos quietism ; sod vl is (Mr. Madame) said, wee—let as have s plea. (Lead .k...) Lit Abe Hews et Oteameas net se fir fer l duty es to deal with tar Eseestisa fa the &Walt witheat's Fceitl”, dellithe plea Wog gimped beim It. He mai, glie the penile all yea mut ; but awn wised et granite temearlff _lee we yews way to give ellhelually. The el Wm Crowe ems dews to the beam sad ricer he edi,lhe diatoms between the peratalwat aid heels; bat whet ehelleasad with the Am. " dad the amattedistioas of his erroneous% he tail, • I well pat It la that hew; iesseetteet by and bye." (Moue as _lttsw.) Re I . would aew psis ea te bright S " Staid (Ilir I. Gratis.), when the Chsseelled of the lischequer tempests bat tees sot yegaell." Kt. DISRARLI—I did not tel that. OLADSTONIL—Perhaps the tight be. glidieema will sweet M. Kr. DISRAELI (rimiag)—l did lot re these weeds. I de set reseileet these wards. (Cheers, sad wise " Oh, eh 11 I pay is the hose have mid semethiag te that sees ; but sot, I bops, la then terns. (Chasm sad miss of " Oh, oil") Mr. OtIIDaTONZ—If the worth were nesolway wink he wadi he the hut MIMI ft sash e eammat IS theal (Lad elewarlieg.) He awn y treated to viadamse lie , has. Meal tram the reseiala suite os hie M a.Gershon weal hetweas • jodv sad • bishop, with lewd n l polish, as Who'd by wish* of as WNW Ws. IA tairar& th izis w e ere bsiag essed r.zoLbb a the sr; peddle the the llltp the wage Wag, twin eta sae or *has% wealisa to reties we • pension he thee his olery. The peeped tithe Chassolier of the Bashageas edal bib the owswiewit Is Far We OS his Immo Mg ale waled. The lowasiaeadoess wbo samosa Oho heaps should 'sadder Sat there wee sweelre pwt of di epteseisa. A =home ma to honied stlseithoit ea home it paporty, bat NM wry th ma why &WI • paw= wilt pospirty of SOL s i The lee* peg ea the same M~ as Deb or the Mariph et Mak w bal if or 100,0001. • pier. The Claw wan _w hisk eer boa welorwW I T new of pralsa bed hitherto ben eidesesey. The was • helps elbow • earples, the segashea. seamema He giame • pod way SlAnide skikkifit 111 Onalift Hi (Ma alaishas) ellewM that Ws we awash wham& baesst • weft dimeire two so Ilene sights ego said tie repreweseh d Imo were proles bet the Chew seller elfel. Zwebotwor seal there had beat Ile prate at ii.• TM CH4 sad a half. ILLOR a the Mt. GLADSTONE—The esualestemen, la all natters wither were lilt to Ads daseretiew, WI mode • profit. It wee 011, where they had hat sake oespeleary ants et peritonea* that that. had hew a lie I sad why, Omsk's, abed. tbe * deputaret t The n Oleweellor of the EtEtna.wee no wee mimot imiendi is int pert of it tibia mists. le the NJ'S, 4.ennist. but it wee whe bulls In tort The kkinislier ef Its lbehe. M the ken dew MI slid *in dna abbe 6 111=10,401. sisedamill bit ode mph. I k moo Se the sink, el si te is c bet beleig ibe knee* by the mass e l ai s ill = 4 The= hes. imams ellined Is a. sonnitssee of INS tan 1828,1 en he Whet naleilea this {het at then it we the sewn et rain a morphs s e r e sewn a year. Ass*, if bis explinellemo tekiet mean tax wen tree, It yr dear *et thin would be ih &Wary seberquest yens ; sod if I • SINIANIL &MA mover the ibmilies the right boa immillinue kid set asiesisisi ea the reseilMed dins of the anner up to the time the eons is hen. Thu, his saiduite, ft said ish would she mks Se amen if Ihs Wens haz by 114.11.1. sr MAR The mobt immienes inked et huniselles the uses( deem but *on wet se use that bed dean new is SIM wee. Be (Mr. OW- I some) ymneossi lb lessoilnw es abstreet eped dem s lbw idol mole Wine, eon basi pe n tbe semis( of it oat to the chapter of saddens. Hod over a minister before exhibited his wares so like • Moms f (Chem) The right boo. gentlemen (He Disraeli and fir J. Pakisgton) lad talked of a small- Hoe, byte when wee the evidenee of It f If • mere spin eidetic* of yetis; was • "coalition," then they (the Peel- Ites) bad given one vet. about • fortnight sines, which was not incoevenient to the government (Cheers.) The right hen. baronet seemed to think he had • vested interest in their votes. If they wore foe him they wen ell right —if against his, It was • tenon embination• (Chem.) The budget, as a snide, was no of the most subversive in its teadaseise sad abets that had ever been submitted te Ma house. (Cheers.) The Home of Comma was • mbis assembly ; it WY worthy of its history ; but it wee tee mash to hope that it use to teach the executive gevelliMent Agit /UV is met ten pertaining to their Aim (01mses.) If be used win* the right boa. gentleman he Anil von aping bin is support of those emsrvative pelasiples—(oheen 'ad laughter)—lshicli he thanked Cled wore ammo is a great , 1 degree to all parties is the British Moon of Common, but , 1 of which he had always Ding* it was the peculiar pride ad glory of the Illsernadve party to be the champions and defenders. Were they set the party of Ida, who this, in • doe of diforft. dins both to cover • deficit end to provide • beige wtrpir P Were they not the party who, Is • time of nee wed minority, were in- Mt to ',avert a sulpha into • isisiney ? He appealed as them. by what they wen the., rest mow ea the prie d.* awhile they then mead. Me AM an bison than he endue of Massif mad the thdowen of the late tit &bort Pool. They ht 1846 were panes lo a policy which nog did sot apron. He did an aletphia of W.; but itsibe peaty oppons remember that they Ise wove on trial, mil Melt as Ma with Jealousy en mezielnelpies. They Sa be awful how nay fie " a budget i vr ia n osasenated the priasiple of dendesey. (Cheers.) He shouts vote whist it, la empaay Mr C. Wood feeling that he was doing the work while Members cm thi (evasions' side might *join with bin Yong. (Chows sad "eh, ob.") It they gave their high autherlty to this mete mend sad donne melons Ofilmase, UM day would nem whoa they avoid loot beak ea that vet with a Hun lamest mad lasnettal ropastene. (Ohms.) Mr. CONOLLY roes amidst Mad elite of "divide." Attar an ineffeetual attempt to Mr himself hoard, he sat doom sad the committee Om divided. The oessittes then divided, when Mrs smeared, Per the resolution Arsine 216 Majority against the goverment loud 19 The easouneesaent of the maim wee received with Mem immiiaadlooso woo restored. ORAXCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that after tEa solo to whisk the °monis'e bad Just cone, he thosibtbs would boot assault the cotassuianco of the boast by make the slitsitssmat till Monday, whoa he would eta to the awn will& do foremasts mast to pane*. (Hmr, Mar.) TM Mosda Mmt thou alljambed at a qaartsr to 4 o'clock, till y. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1852. l ILain *ntelitgence. HOUSE OF LORDB.—YzernaDAT. aeer•u. Their lonia* wen neupiod I. lea** s arse which wan only part hoard, and was adjourned till Winnow rawniaa. Remo Tao Loam Joon= OP Amu. TON SHILIWSIVIT AND BIMMINOMAK RAILWAY COM PANT V. Tall BIRMINGHAM, WOLTRAHAMPTON AND SToOII VALLBY RAILWAY COMPANY, AND Till LONDON AND NOSTN•WIMTION RAILWAY COMPANY. Their lordships delivered jedgiesat I. thl awe, which was argued ea the 9th sad 10th la-test. The eldest el the eat wast e Alois so Wassails, rommialag ebb delhadeste hese sa*, the wee, }daft with themelvaa by the Saimaa mod their servants, et the Welverhaaspisa It wee dee sas le set aside ea award made upea l t i t autos by Se Ami Cubist, by width it wee deehred that the stades set he be i sileyed yeiptly _try Ile plelatiffe isedilat, bat le be MIMS Iste hoe ISetatleF which US skald be Melted le mob t! The lejeiat MVOS died liyibiybilaells es rank several acts of pedleamest OlelpeS by the Harrah issetber with entails egesetiale spend Ma EN the pagan of Gemini est she peel** Nibs ob i ad which wen O esaftliNW the *MA set enehteseal , ' et emaasaties with's, OW soap's, wit& eat s assellea et the dehadaata. Their lerablp dlssieeed the amid with eselN elsoilay thas two deehietra by two most able jade% WI demdly bee Ovea wire Oe Potiolowooos who , atWo _ 11 4 1 111.. *Ovid.ll beat& efialtelaead se Ism es it wee pommy la laslf 11111 heed., amid .es mew be allowed le gi d. trir Milky la that ehareetor. • • , brim Tisrausoium inesorger. SUITE ir. trat Blvaiiiii• Do= Coimott.—limmliCTlON Diuoixim IT Allia•XesiltiiT. 1e this ewe it appeared tiot as treueetlea bed Mee ea parte dares. the feet vamisey ea the 1111 ef er rettraia tbe deleedeeta, the iletieses Desk ampeey, lb egeasi, eseveste. end weeilteses. *ova tip duvets, se deposit*/ ear sod, atom, or aloe eateleeem. ewe or epee • piutedar past et the m illion oe bee& Ilpreesse. Atter ism dievatelee Worms the emu& ea beat aides, ittaf was arreagiedi that all 'eraser peemailep Amid be s sad ther e ebeeld be me end pet be the greeds betweoe the parties. Biro= Vasawassaira Smarr. °moos , / v. AvgarsoN. Mr. Follett sad Yr. Law apponsi to sepport of a .tan of a mails, Oar the siblas of do possasl ° lt 41stoC iel l=Meerhed hat it bed awned to bia ase the prawn prease preysillegWdeellogarb with the wised auto el a Massed pulsatile arable% Mt, Zeea dam. bed eat kez e t= „s with the Mai e is tipple the right NI H real Mate se asses V illi resalt that aMe ea ea esier:sy Maskastor ad tat ma; of If am palsied altars peeved lesalleiset, a mead suit might bo som aesearey is give erediews as Mesa of their rights apish tbe slat mate. These shrovellne be aide gene rally. Masa at all oath., the pretest Mk, Os dela bed•aot boo Halted to tht arm al aleb. imam Ttes•Camsasgus 4 O. Wm.. Colmar .. Romiews. His Hasa gave Moose to ids be Mak e may =en visa the all ef sed Ma belay We alas; let the Gay ate et mitr,.........baimer We tumor had eresied a West a dower of Me Wilma TM testator pa spade epee Ina Is pig Ile beam to his wife bw Weald a. keg swede his widow, fly the matelemese et Wait sad his oldies ; sad la a abs.. tadpert el the will he aid, NAM I de perthready essaiM. dais, sad divest wr meld wife at her de s, by will et ereies, to devise sad Mom et what mow or property as my have said has Si leafy lama ben- Meters ghat beir. eaves sli ray dikes ia awl ism" His Maria WM shwa ma wee weated. The whole ef de ales la ao wen disposed of, ad the asset Nie bdsse twelve COURT OF QUERN% BENCH.--YormDay. !sass az Num ram a larpos.—Baresa 1r Odansia ais • them, him ILT o,ll,cas.—Buz Tatarmarian. This widow up bro.& Ip near *a ami le a t i os like from ilikaint apse • ppeawwwe jives Is 'ff, foe swvaping the ppeupwa et ins MU st wrippipp. de. heir* *Mei WI, swig ins ; apopsiPy. that the was illirsg petid *wais wpd t by Ilmodelsat =eartashow. ry mea Ser • COURT OP EXCREQUEIL—Minimm soma at mu Taws a lama. BMW as Lew Cos Masaa OPMIXAL MUM AMOILION a. Tiositeer.SUlP Ittevaustes. This was as sulks le mew the eau of 11,4004 Mktg theianswat of roseolibelod upon the Alp Sanwa ea her voyage from Iklitkaws be Lludoe, the de itsdret baiag the undermines. awl ttabee of the Ma of Allow, Aisiesorl, au/ stra llSlalSSrair dose is Ike Craw. The Saltrolaw•lplesial thee bs hod bees biased to take the lwettrawse esswelpsewes of aderoprossetalise, awed maw, mad fraud. The pialatireasso was gone Sato at teasideeablo leastb, but kid set cassisiod when the owl roes at I Voles& INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yzernmy. Booona Mo. domowsinot Ptimuti. Ix TIM MAT= 07 WILLIAM WOODIMIG—WMIT INDIA PIOPMITT. Yr. Down neYsl. a the port of Mara. B Maria West Ulla sereitsaik he as erdarertt etee9 oeurt le sell as oaks et i s. Clbalaimbsc imeivest was die -1*....11781410811a alia• sill he y ri se P e ta t ttioni as BC oaart, mad rail but a mall The other was tot told, sad ia sieves poen had oull 2l, - paid a dividend of 9a. Id. fa the potted swiss tho Lasolvseer. Mosere. Boddie/rims were eredissn shoat 16,0001., sad sow wished the psoperty toed. The Itogistrar (Kr. Ingres) mid the natter hod boas Woes Mat, sad it would bo a great simile* he sall the P r at nwitaistwe . Phillips observed that it would ao doses bit • moot easeillos. Property S. the West ladies Gould mot be @WWI at a great loss. Kr. Dowse remaskod that is 11 roan it had ettl i pz . thased a disliked of IL ia Bd. the mud, sad leddiarz e w;tra widow to wind up the wette r . Iliaa rule aid to brims ail tabe parties mum as if Ida. — ail them be seta whether • silo of pro- WIT amid beassided. Them mould be so drat of the lioeufles that would result if a sale was ottleged. West Who property was as bed as could M. Rule aid mated. Rows Commas or !blowy/L-110 membere of the map were admitted Ueratiern b il Wiry ow the lath : M 0.... Mortis Perry, /LANs wort, met =mkt Ira NM% Taalwidge Wells ; Witham lid Oteated; Mamma liflamy Wane ambito'''. Barmy; wok.' g ulag mb ar , O s . ford; Heavy !Sheehy Chmemeet mute J Items Prom, ReekseU Tork or d ; Joys Ran lertomp Grommet ; Pater Novato JllokBoll, Lame. mar ; Jobe Der ai r k L oom forthweld, Nieto& ; Ma Zoog Tames, CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—MTMAT. Bows vas Daum Bataawn. Mons* or A Wire. Henry Herter, 24, was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, Anse Hotter. lir. Rudd Metes, opened the cue in a temperate manner, and the following evidence was adduced : Lane Rogers said—l reside at Bath, and the prisoner yi." marrie: to m th y d e a l vist ot er, N tlg ai de b.i. ceased . of ;l in e p J r n ... sit t I P ha re a received a corannuticatioa from my sister, in consequence of which I came to leaden aad proceede d to the residence el' the primer, No. NS, fliso•street, Bishopagate street. My *OA, Mrs. Rowe, accompanied sae. My daughter was dome when I went is first, but about ten minutes after. wards the prisoner came in, end he aid, " Well, mother, how are you ? ' I told him I was very well, and asked him bow he was, and he said he had a pain in his chest and was very ill. I told him I did not wonder at it, on account of his visit my daughter se ill. I then said that I had come to fetch Anne home with me, and he replied, " Wait a bit, and I'll tell you." I told him I had waited long enough, and be said if I would not hear him, he would leave the room, and he put on his hat, and went oat. I then said to my daughter, " Come, my dear, coos with me; come this night." The prisoner was away a few minutes, and he returned with • sergeant of police named Dixon, nd a constable, and one of them told me 1 must go. I isked them what for, and they said I had come to break the peace. I told them I had not, snd the policeman said I had come to forth the man's wife away, and my daughter got up and said that she wished to go with me. The policeman then asked the deceased whether she wished not to live with her husband, and she replied," Not voles he kept his hands off her," and she added that she had resolved to leave him three weeks before, becalm he had sold all the goods, and pawned all her clothes. The policemen thee said it appeared to be a family affair, sad she seed not leave unless she liked, and they then went away. After this, the prisoner said to the deceased, " Anne, my dear, are you willing to leave ▪ ?" end she said, " Yes, I am, unless you keep bour hands from me." The p ri soner then said, I urled you." I asked him how he could say that, when, only the other day, a woman had rescued her from his vio lence, and that her neck was braised black and blue at the time. The prisoner exclaimed, "Oh, I never did bruise her—did I, Anne ? " The deceased, in answer, said, " I never go from my word; you did bruise my neck." The prisoner then said that his wife should not go home that night, and the diseased said that she had neither money nor clothes to go with. I said I had got a return ticket, and she should - go point, and the prisoner repeated that she should not go that night, and said that in the morning he would take her clothes out of pledge. While this was going on the deceased was sitting on the prisoner's knee, and she said to him, " Henry, dear, you know yo u have no money," and he replied " I can borrow some on the savings bank book." The deceased then asked me to stay one night and she would make me up a bed in her room ; sod the prisoner said, " No, there is no room for soother." My daughter said I could sleep on their bed, bat the prisoner objected, and aid it was not large enough, and I had better go away and some in the morning. I told Ike prisoner I did not oonaider my daughter's life safe in his iamb that night, and I should net consider myself safe if I stepped then. The prisoner replied, "Do you think that am?" and I said, " Yea. Ido ;" and the prisoner then Nosed to his wife and said, " What do you think of that, Ansa ?" She made him no answer, and the prisoner then sold, " You shall be to have her to-morrow morn ing at 10 o'clock." I wished his to let me have her that eight, that I might get home to my family, as they would be uneasy , bat he refused, and I wished the prisoner geed night, and went away. I got a lodging close by for the night, and about haltpast 10 o'clock the following messiag I weut; , sfala to the prisoner's apartment. I went up Main and k nocked at the door of the room, but for ten ealautes I had no mower, and then I heard the prisoner get of something, and say, "That Is Mrs. Rogers." I called out," Henry, where se Anne ?" and he replied, "We are all right--she is happy new ; ain't us, my dear ?" I then said, "Anne, mdear, if you are there, why don't you answer me?" The prisoner replied, " We are here—we are happy." I said, Well, open the door; " and he Plied, "No hurry." I repeated, " Will you open the door? et me see her; it la all I want." I then said that if he did not open the door, I should go and get a policeman. The witness then related the steps by which the prisoner was apprehended, and said she never saw her daughter again alive. John Dixon, sergeant of police, found the body of the prisoner's wife in bed with the throat cut. This +imam deposed to various and contradictory accounts which the prisoner had given respecting the cause of his wife's death : these have already appeared in our Mansion-house police e. B. Childs, the surgeon to the City police force, said—l was called spa to examine the body of the deceased, and found a very extensive wound upon her throat which was undoubtedly the cause of death. It is my impression that she was either in a state of stupor or of very sound sleep at the time the injury was indicted, and from the mature of the weird her death must have been instantaneous. The rtpbt arm wes aii);ti;;;;;tu thou g h she i;;Tra74l; ea effort to protect herself, but the suddenness of her death arrested it in the effort and it remained in that position. Thomism Balehin, a city policeman, said that while the prisoner was left I. his c harge . at the police station, he addressed him. ead san s ' I can tell you more than the whole world Old MI I did it, and by my own hand. I doa't sore NwE dying for it. 1 know I shall be' ! hanged ; but hee war bee been the cease of it." Xr.Parry them stikemed thole!) , in Imbed of the prisoner. He seal dist the deatamelmesse it& hint se alternative but to admit list the mdmemanee deemed bed lost her life by the had ef t e arrebsied Isms at the bar and the only de fines be said urge I. his behalf wee, that at the time he eammitted the dreadful act, he was In a state of temporary Imnintein, eseinksed by the injuries he imagined he had seesiwdas dm loads X the relativm of his wife, and was, thesellien e Met someadde in a charge of wilful murder. The Mina* ledge having summed up, the jury retired, art grim L iiibilidea about half an hour, when they Mem& its ester% and gave a verdict of Guilty. ' Mr. Judo Insisera immediately put on the black cop, and the tesuml priminmedea wee made by Mr. Harker the usher. _ _ _ His lordship thes pawed seadesee of death in the anal form, end ethos hr se to that portion of it which directed that the prisoner sbeadd be Imeg by the neck oath he was deed, and that Ye Way aboold be after wards barks' Is the seek she peasesse diothed eat , . Oh, laNe arsd have me." moil Ise Med bitterly, repos With/ est, mew ; lham mercy:" oath the Jodie cassisied, end he woo then removed hew the bor. _ _ Titleemee eaneluded the business of the aeaont, and the court adjourned to Monday, January 3. TSB POLICE COURTS. BOW-RTHERT. P.Mch Meat, an Irish labourer, was charged with as saulting news lierphy, a city calasionary. The eempleimat Mated that be was one of the scripture readies memsnled Midi the City of tendon Mission, and at 10 o'dsek la the weau was engaged with another mis- Amery is visiting the houses of dm Irish and others in Neale's-peewee. They were ' y accommodated in one of the homes, and their %maims were well received by all except the prisoner, who, without any provocation, placed his back against the door and struck witness a b:ow while he wee leaving the place. They passed for the same Lure into the next house, but there they were again ono. by the primmer, who struck witness a blow in the month and knocked off his colleague' i apectecles. It was with difficulty that some women restrained him from eons. witting (anima violence upon them. He therefore felt bound to give him into custody, but he had no other wish than to protect himself from ths prisoner's future inter ference. A colleague of the complainant's, also connected with the City of London illiesios, said he wished it to be understood that, in punning their labours, they did not obtrude them selves upon these poor people without their sanction or permisMan. The defendant said he was only arguing scripture with the pntlemaa ; but be had a drop of drink in him, a n d that's what made him out of temper. Kr. Hall, owing to the merciful interposition of the cow plainant, would only line him 6e., or Ave days' imprison ment. WORSHIP•STREET. 4la elderly nark, named JoAsa Parma, ilaareihad u a jearaayiaaa bomber, was charged with Wig Sand the death illevarament at hie Sarah Parrott, by Premed **was Lead elm . neilsediisi7r of 16, Oesweeenes& irthar4www, kali* elle peilemer and the aseseees, depend te hay inikaus lei bowl had is their ream , lad great swearing only la Ike et Watleselap week, at the end of whisk Orme lelt the beam, evading the questions of whom. Lib* the prisoner came back, and ea hear edierweede nab bh appearance in witowe's room, rubies base NOS said leek at kb wife. She did so, and bread bee ea • nether deed eadarld, her mouth open, and we et her liw draws up. Amebae wlrwe, who lodged ia the same beam, dopea d that be had heard prisoner say to hie wilt ea the day pre vious le her Mob, " 1 will give yettesmeddeig ar.seerrow." Moping atertemetaminatios Wand the gasbag vit amins le depose that death had reeelted frees ialaries ha llooed es the peer wane& while is a weakesed elate .1 body awed W iaaeetlea. ' Poseadad; • DAILY WEATHER TABLE. —... THIS DAY, Noon. owns et ilbL lbw* et mall. Mob at the weitber. S. arras Brews. Cindy. [Advsediseaset.]-110LLOWATNI OTIMIIINT AND Pus es se Sea *Mrs= so Onsava Dieueo. The darts it les ~es ems anis waft la OehseVe MESS Ilsr ela ysie SS Spent till akk Ve Silk 11111 elai JM Se MI lbe l se masa Sale Silk lie Ilemhdal resah Sot. me, bar segegiTh=lll2bsomas leftedree that NOM 'Si, siZiege o g i le= t he a St reases Ms ser. umber eel P GS Ore is. pamadsese eieeleiale lea awe thee esehedy awed Se SW sod 111111Pleled bIT eurSelesee ill= e w Ile leel et SYS —Sig* all=Mt. and la 110/1/110/1/111. Tel. 'Ss. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livnueoob, Lac. 16.—The sales toils, am estimated at 5,000 bales (including 500 taken for export), and comprise 130 Piquant and Maronhatn, at 60. ; MP Egyptian, at 61. to Bd. ; 600 Surat, at aid. to old. 'I he market closes very firmly, and compered with Frnliy' s rates, American, 61d. ta qd., are jd. per lb. dearer. No change has taken place in any other description. MANCHEriII. 'Dec. 16.—The market has slightly rw. covered from the estreme 4141,re...c0n of last week, .o.d soma fair purchases of yarn have been made (or India at id. above the lowest of our late quotations. The demsnd of 61b. te 71b. shirting cloths, se.d low suadapollatn*,l44 also improved, with rather better prices for She •nme msrket. This is not the general position of the market, however, as to prices, buyers beilla simulated to give rather better rates for lodic goods fur early delivery, to en. sure transit before the shipping sermon wholly clan. For the home trade it can only be said that there is no further decline, buyers being indispened to resume any very large operations until after stock-taking. Tie oermans ar e slot doing much, and though there is m ore inquiry for twi to suitable to the Mediterranean and Levatit, it bas not led to much business. CORM.-13taxIstonme, Disc. 16.-At Gloucester mar ket, on the 11th, wheat was 2.. to 3s. per quarter dearer. At Worcester, the same day, an advance of 2a. per quarter was realised, bat with less life in the trade. Barley, 6d. to Is. per quarter lower. Oats the turn higher. Not much doing in beans or peas. During the ',resent we k lew transections are reported in wheat, and prices dad kinds are nominally unaltered. Barley declining, and only taken in limited quantities. Oats scarce, and rather dearer. Beans and peas scarcely maintain their value. At this day's market there was a large supply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull at about 15. per quarter ever the rates of this day sebinight. Barley declined 6d. to 1.. per quarter. Oats rather higher. Beaus unaltered. Feu were the turn cheaper. The following ere present price. Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621 he., 6s. 4d. to 7s. Od.; new,68.10,1. to Gs. 6d. ; red, to. 10d. to 6s. 4d. ; new, 6e. 4d. to 6e. ; Barletta, white, Os. GJ. to Or. 104 • red, 6e. 4d. to 6a. Gd. ; Baltic, red, 6a. Od. to 61. 4d. ; white, 6s. 10d. to 7s. Od. ; l'olish Odessa, 6a. 10d. to 6e. 2d. ; Danube, 6s. Old. te ss. 10d. Barley, per im perial qr.. 29a. to 412 a. 6d.; grinding, per 392 the., 24.. Od. to 27e. Od. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 216.6 d. to 265.; Welsh, black and white, per 3121b0., 195.0e1. to 190.64. •, Irish (41 to 421b5.), per 3121b5., 19s. Od. to 206.641.; ditto (37 I to 391bs.),per 3121b5., 19a0d.to 205.0 d. ; black, 196.6 d. to 20,. Beans,English,old,per 1961be.,140.6d. to 15e.6d. ; new,l3s.Od. Ito 14s. Od. ; Irish, new,l3co4. to 14e. Od.; Egyptian,l3e. 6d. to 131.9 d.; French, 13e. 6d. to 14..0d. Peas, boiling, per im perial qr., 365. to 41s. ; grinding, per 1961b5., lis. Cal to 16s. Od. Lentils, per 19611 12s. Od. to 13e. 6d. Indies' Corn, per 1961b5., 12a. 6d. to 1 as., 4s. 6d. Flour, English, line, per sack of 2801b5., 375. Od. to 395. 6d. ; second, , 343. to &Ss. 6d. BalsvoL, Dec. 16.-The supply of English wheat to-day has been somewhat better, but many of the samples are still very damp and out of condition. Prices are again higher by from Is. to 2s. per imperial quarter. Foreign is is request, and partaking of the improvement upon English : it has advanced about le. per imperial quarter. Flour is dearer by , 2s. per sack upon English, and propor tionately upon foreign. Fur prime malting barley the demand is about the same, and values are not at all changed. Middling qualities are somewhat easier to buy. Grinding parcels do not meet with so ready a sale. Oats are the turn dearer, as is also the case with beam. The prices were: :-English new wheat, 42'. to 48s. per Imperial quarter ; ditto, old ditto, 48e. to 66e. per ditto; foreign, white, 60s. to 645. per 480Ibe. ; ditto, red, extra dee qualities, 48s. to 50.. per ditto ; ditto, tine qualiti 455. to 48s. per ditto; ditto, ordinary qualities, 445. to 465. per ditto ; foreign, hard, 425. to 45- pet ditto; Englah seconds flour, 375. to 395. per sack; United States, &c., sweet, 28a. to 295. per barrel. English malting barley, 335. to 36a. per imperial quarter; English and foreign grinding ditto, 275. to 28s. per 4601b5. Devon and Welds, teed oats, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. per imperial quarter; Irish white, ditto, 19s. to 21s. per 3201b5. ; Irish black ditto, 18e. to 18s. 61. per imperial quarter. English beans, 365. to 40.. per imperial quarter; foreign ditto, 33.. to 36e. per 4801bs. The arrivals on shipboard for the week have been :-Oats, 800 barrels ; barley, 1.50 burets, 400 qrs.; flour, 950 sacks, 8 barrels. The official retsina of the corn inspector gives the following averages :-Wheat, 42.. 7d.; oats, las. 7d. ; barley, 325. 7d. ; beans, 395. 4d. Nawnuay, Dec. IG.-We have this day a moderate sup ply of Wheat, for which high prices were demanded, which rather checked business , and an advance et only 2s. per qr. could be established. The supply of Barley was not elms. sive, and met a free sale at the prices of last week. O a ts, Suisse, and Peas without alteration. UXBILIDOI, Dee. 16.-We have a better supply of Wheat and the trade rules dull, and only last week's prices are obtained on the best parcels Barley is a slow sate, with. out alteration in vales. WATIkIORD, Dec. 15.—A. decrease in our deliveries of borne grown grain since Saturday, together with a limited arrival from abroad, rendered our market very Win this morning for every article in the trade, with a slight improve- ment in the value of Wheat, Flour, and Oats. Indian Corn underwent no change from the currency of but week. CHEESE. Buttiorarons, Dee. 16.—The supply of Cheese was very good for the season of the year, being about 180 tons, more than two-thirds of which met a ready sale, at late prices. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCR. ♦H ft I V B D. Askew Mom-at 111. Dee. 16, from Amities I Amm.-at Portended'. Dmember i re tram. Wee AMMONS-of SWAIN Doeumber If, from.-.- ......... ............lemle Arrerro-at Limped, Lesember 16, from Oporto Loome-et Unreel; Decemoer 16 from Akpla boner -at Deal, Dumber 1:. Rom M. Mkimee C. R. C.-et Unread. Dumbe r 16, from Napes Coomea-M U December 16. tram Charlene' COaSTAIITILINt -11 t 1 i.ib, Dionlilble IS, from brags oacsee-at fimemieiewa, December 14, ... E Ci scoutioa--cdt 14mopeol. December 16 trom Wane Fememe-et Otintoma, December IS, from Alumni Mmath-et Ihrespere, December 16, from Terra Men -at Llverpmi. Member 16, from (1.0•11 Durum-el Oesommd, Dee. IS, from Ann GlAlalaTol,--114 140119/4. Dumber 16, from ..... ...... B Are Hourrece-et PIU. Diarisbart 13, from limbos ith'sazan - at LIMMIIId. December 16, from .4eteerp Isassuc-at Plymelleb, Dee. IS, from Prom loamirc -et Otoneemi, December 16, from Jana floer-at Gramme& December 16. from. Colon Lerman-1M 0111•6111011. Dee. 16, from Pura Lean nrsoulJe. December 16, from ....... .... Nevinadln4 Illacenaw --of POI. Deeember IS, from Odom Mauna- at l'lmouith, Deoember 13, from flews 16.'44u-et Looref, December 16, tram Ville Non ILeee Ace-et Laverreol, Deteseber 16, from At. Ificbc.'s MASSIF. --et Llverpook December li, from Mow 11 " 4 "" - atr !Avon** Dumber le, from .61. Jobie hilt. Memo Juoso-of Llverpeet, Dumberl6, from Moorruesaa-cd Larerpool. Dec. 16, from Belau /11SDAGSOCS1-at Gramered, Dumber 16, from Calcott% Neu-at Orsvesead, Dumber IS, from. Petro Ifiunfr-el Oraveemil, December 16, tram Cane StDallW•ll.-at lAmeineel, December IS, from .-.. . _ Bullerdnell Ocoee llemor-et Dracemead. Dammam .6, from 'kew Va. PIOUS reewer-at Oravemed. Deceiseer 16, from ... • Daum IL B. Ikauesa-at Lteercool, Dam 16, boa. ..... ..... New °ream eavae-at *ally. Dnember 11, from.- ra:rfao tmearear-at Po ll. _ December 11, from - ..... Yuma rilae l rnela - " 1.1 , e116661. December 16, tome —.. Acteerp Tves-at Liverpool. December 16, from lobos 15A1LAD Aown—froMilellfiebeet, December 16, to ..... Acmes—earn OMMIK December 16, to ....Aro Meer Biustuair —Dem Lactiepeol, Dee. 16, t 0.... .......... ‘'`ae ° CllollllA—Oar Gramened, Dosembor 16, to Oethee Fuer—from Liveopeeil. Deemer 16, to 11/OELAND MOOT—Ins MO. 11, to ILeanos Nomeur—Gem Desember 16, to Nome lareurra—trom Limped, Dommber 16, .. Neer Orlon' Jae. JAL Bas—bee Ormeleee, December 16, M . Barbados , Joao illacemmen—emm Loempeol, Lkerenber 16, to New Grimm Mow Warms—Gem Quenemen, Deamber 14, m. . Loudon Ilaasa—from Liverpool. Desember 16, to ... • .. • Berra , Manostao ilaaw—fremGravese ad, Dannebsr 16, t0...144. Zeelme NOW UNION - from Oftwored, December 46, to. ....... MAW 14n. Dusettemmem —Gem Limp December 16, to B. Apes Narrows—tram Feimeneb, December 14. to Lomas 11°. " 1—troa lAvertmei. December Is. to New Tat We H. Dor leuo--trene Liverpool, the. le. to. .ApMeelnais Or. Hamm—from Liverpool, Dnember 16, to Am. Orleers TWIOVOTAIIII —trout Liverpool, Dn. 16, to Boma 111/I—from Liverpool, December 16, to ....... ........ . feinte Team Oraresood, December 11, to Barbedor, VllBBliLB SPOKIIN WITII. Ella Brown (barque), of Taman DoU MIL 41 NO OS . 23 W. Governor WaCton (brighol London, Nov. 29, laL 4 N., lon. 22 W. ;_apan, from Calhigapataa for London. Oct. 2, lat. 13 lea. I 1 L of Wale., trout Landon for oort 1411111 p, Nov 9,1 a.. 12 4., 100 25 W. Rio Oran* fro. Liverpool, Dee. 11, um. in N., los., W. BIRTHS, I[AR/11AORS, ANI) I)BATHS. BIRTHS. BiLOWNIL —Dee. 14, the wife of J. U. Browne, 11•4., of Our. doo..treel, Gorda:ragtime of a daughter. PITZGLItALIJ.—At Worthlg, the wile of Lieut.-Oen. Su J. F. Intagerald, 14. P., of a ann. LACE Y . —Dee. 14, at Belawall House, Wareham, Dorset, the isde a. W. C. Limy, keg., of • POO. MAROON.—IIea. 14, the wife of W. Martha, Vag., of Ileateesueet. Unumertekaguare, of • goo. ItASHLSIGII.—Use. 14, at Cheeter.plue, Hegel:We-perk, the Irak). C. IL Reehleigh, Neg., of aeon. DAVIES —BOWEN.—Dre.I4, at re Mark's, Wolverhampton. ►' the Rev. A. IL Gould, Mr. J. Devise. of liobblugtoo, to V. Meta. eldest daughter of Mr. T. Bowes, of the r latelaarle. RALLIS —WILSON.—IIoo. 14, at tha lodepeodeut Chapel. T0r4 ,0, by the Rey. Dr. Roby, R. R. Raley, Rog., M.U., w Nsh. e 11.4 &righter of W. M Ileum, Rsq., of Higlotrad. MOORR—IIALL—Mem 11, at Shrewsbury, Salop, Rrderirt Moors, of Clerkettwell, yosaffeet sou of the of Jobs MnO. lAS el CoMatta, to Rebecca lousiest daughter John Idad, 414 Muswahury. MUTH& HOWARD.—Den 'S. at Inattention Rectory, Charlotte. re , ' °fib' late Ker. T. A. Howard, aged 64. ItAHON.—Dee. 12, at Canterbury, Fumy Maulda, attest wr• Miring Wild B. Eaq formerly of Cedeganr.E'. l A=ll. ll" —D i ett 16, at Stratton Strawlera, Norfolk, C. W. Mardwo. Seik Hatiost mateit gam of 11. Horsham, Val.. aged 38. kart 1108.—Dos. 13, at Orcevemor.ploce. Bath, Ann Ebra. of H. Habldna. Seg., aged G Spuiblo SOOLST.—Den. 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