The Express. — London, England, 1856-01-14 00:00:00

t. 4 STRAND. A melodrama called IA/ Y.olfy Tree Tons, founded ai Ms Cans/ram 'umber of Di:butes MuseAeil Weeds. las bus produced at this thestre. Tb. 'darer, es ram M sorb sews, has committed the mistsb• of endeavesting ft Malteds tea mech. Die'MSS'S Christmas 'amber instates a arise anemia telos,Missected by the alight framswaek abatis tall by cubes ladlvidsals to a pedants mowed sp at a emotry inn. instead of takicg lOUS oar of them as the 'abject of the piese, fragments of !almost all of Om are istroduced In a way will:6 is utterly costumed and ualatslbgible. Tbe most coherent portico is a tele of mystery and murder, componadel oat ef two or the stories, the Ostler - and the PLor Pao• deer," but containieg very little that belorige to Diskens. The best subject of soy—the pretty tale of its hie children who eloped for Gretna grus—faroishes but sae very brief mese, whieb, slight as it is, is the chief •Itenetims 5.5 tbe pieta. The two little creatures ars so tharetiegl Wed by Master sad Miss BMWs, that we aro aarprised that the adapter did not me the advantage of maim/ the most of this part of the subject The put of the Boots i* admirably sated by Mr. J. Ciarkr, who to the story of tee children (in Dickens's ows word.) wars mush min ribeity and (mils', and their little moos with him is really se Ths piece, indeed, is Wiegman well gm up sod aced. and notwithstanding its lathy constrnai .0, his same effective scums, which entitle It to its favourable neeption. MR. ANDLIMON AS ROB RoT. This eveniog the "Ore*: Wizard of the N.wtb" is announced to appear Wore a London andlesee ie a new character. that of ea actor. Rc,6 Roy is Mies got up at Coyest Garden on • l peed scale. The Sc..ttish robber chief uto be played by dedere , n. Mrs. J. W. Wallach impersenees Helen M'Orrecr. The Bailie will be Mr. Gourley. of Ediebtarth am Glasgow celebrity. Mr. Marry Pte/111n, who bas butt ais successful in hie burlesque of Henry VIII. in the yanto mine, will risresent the Dogrel. Mr. George Per.es will owstato the pert of Francis Osbaldistoo, and Mr. Som.' Cowell that of Major Galbraith. The sin en scene, it is aid, is to be unneually greed. THE LATE POET'S BANK. Nam you should pass through Lemberd•street, Torn to the backing beam is Clement's lane, Of Mesas. R..gere---Buinel Raton' Ina. There Is not muck to mark about the house, Ard yet about that home there heaps tale— A tale of mystery. Oa Monday morning, The twit:ay-fifth November, 'forty-four, At nice o'clock, we opted the strong-roan, When lo! the box containing all our notes. Oar Bask of England notes, with imam bap Of joie, magic( agar 60,0001, Wes roe. The lock and door were safe and gonad. The Itch was Brattish'', or perhaps 'twos Chubb's, But which I care AA. With a copied key, Or elia;ann, at Me, the thieves bad eateeti, And, hoeing ingtheit Wings hod nand, Leans the dm labia thin. A reward Wu •trafghtway offal by our banking firm— Three thousand pow:de—sad over all the world Oar ioderatigable lawyer, Nobler, Made known the cumbers clam galseiog notes. Thus were the thieves undoes who so had done Roger., and Co. The Busk of England, too, Oars U 9 new totes on our acuity. Bo did the mystery amnia away, soothe, And the thirteenth revolving mean resow'd Her horns, alma in a hosts at IsEaston We thought we hid • met, but it tuned out A man's...', end the invisible borglan Lasgh'd in their spleen. At impaling's/et a leaf Oat of the sibyl's book, gad doek'd theses Nsmed ler reward,oad damp no peat the ma Coolly rropaad to vendee up Miami Oa et nein torus; but aortae terse we eeerd. attic* i', on e dam the notes can back, Thanks to good nobler. When the boa was teen We opeo'd an aesount with the stoat kaa .es, And in our ledger beak, moon the debtor*, En'er'.l the name—ft Tb. Thieves Inoieih:e," Aid added, " Far the ceasing trick they've play'd." when to keen Ibbler's wit their wit gore way, We took this volume from Weikel/ern Calmiy, and with our pea fill'd tap tlie blank, losenting, " They have paid no." Wjsias Fid el,. B. E. THE NEW PALACE AT WESTMINSTER. The fins open weather which has recently pro vsucd has rammed of a more nrd mama of the works et the New Pans at Westmiester, than meld have been anti..ipcta, from the sesreosact Maid by the frost, which occurred in the middle of December. In coca. guar., and with a view to reader ibis portion of the Palate De perfect as possible by the day of opening parliament, on the 314 instant, the ad and lofty \ medic', which het for N. tine entitled the greater ponies of Old Palace yard, gad together with UM Tarim shade, &a., amend from public view the Mastics of the peen' front, sow eo far ap pease:tie' completion as to give an almost Sleighed aspect, ha. been removed sad a lower hoardiag closely apprort mastic' to the frostege mad end, by which the wool* sob:. malice tea Mu thrown open to public view. Yee torday esmerous workmen were emptied is tenni,. aid spreeNrig brokee greats era she satire rood way lora New raleacyaed to Alskelinwelmet, by the 'firma Tower, while revised gm Vibe gfiYn have been crested in the snit owl irises to The Old Petro Turd it Peale Front, above alluded to, my not at thie petted be laaliarlby of description, as its graceful and shwas oppsseweso most be attractive to all spectators. It straeltee boo tbo smith east angle of IN. aisphen's Forth to the sail tide of Vienna Tower, la leinath about 360 feet. Its assent height from the Trinity arsdaid, or flooring of Writ/waster Hell, to the top of the parapet, is 70 feet 6 inches, sad thence to the pinnacles easuitionting the elegant iron roof, 12 Net 6 Wares ; asking • total height of 81 feet 6 ache.. The centre is decorated by a tower, nemoented by elaborately mend pl4llllllel at etch eagle, the shafts of which are of as octagonal fine, MautifsLy displayed in ornamented panels. The height of this is 117 feet 6 aches, having as apes' lan for a clock, 6 feet 3 Mhos in diameter. Beneath le a noble pock fors* tba poet's estnece, which! hos range finest esrvioge of heraldic eahlents is keeping with me geserral deco/aims. Oa either side of the tower IN ranges of Oriel sad other bay window., tea on each side, Met three Ikea is height, which, with the fear win. dews is the tower, contain 6,400 equine of mune Flat. r. All the works are being sebsteatielly 'envied by -Jobs Joy, the counselor for the completion of toe edi fice; and it Rey be observed that in the peers' front 680 leas of lena have been seed, emprising 'Wen, beams, Roofing. rein sad water pipes, to The Victoria Tower, whist), when it was placed under the control of 11r. Jay about three years Weft, h.d only bees reird to the height of 167 feet, is sow Increased 90 feet, tusking its elevalioa 267 het, with a stop:orlon parapet 12 feet high. The weight of material in the tower. and 'hose the surface of the foetal, exceeds 32,000 tonr, of which 290 tone are ins. The ge thickness if the . wells is 6 feet 6 lychee, and the height of the greet arch 62 Ist t 6 inches. Fran this to the summit is a fine into egeral steams*. SUICIDE OF A SOLICITOR AT KENDAL.— A painful sensation wes created in Kendal, Westmoreland, as Wed. needs, aftessoco, is eosin Queue of a sport (which proved to be to.. tree) that Mr. Blared Berrien., the Arlie of I'. sad B. Benison, solicitors, had econsitted suicide by henviag himself that mattroiso at th e Commercial H.del. The deceased, with mewa friends, bad been attending a boll toe pita:cgs eveeiog at Abbot Hall, the residecee of Beefy Harrisos, Rao . nee of the newly appointed lassie erste. of the e witty of Wien , reload. Tee deceased lett the hall (mese the parish ebonies of Kende!. and about &minute's walk (rocs the Cnmenercial Hotel) between two and three • in 't e nonstop ; amid ieetsed of gclog to bit owe louse, is the Beast Bask, he went to the Cement rcial Hotel, wh..re be eaSee quietly retired, at wee supposed, to be', nothisg peculiar either in his conversation cr his Waller being observed. Not Deihl., his appearasee down sta:n at two o'&ock to the afteraoon of Wed• nesdey scree little uneasiness wet experienced, and a female se RRRRR Was Met to the de,essed's hedr , om. Or est.iing the spattlairst, aka wee horr.ficd is fiailog the deer end seepraded by the meek to a portion or the top of the bedete•-d by a rope. Her screams brought to the room some sesietsece, wises the deceased was at one, con' doers, hut life we. quite *inset. Rumours (says the 11.Nelualts Cniardian) are veriest as to the m.u.ee which todare d the deceased to terniaate hie ezietenee—tbe owe which her raised the meet entesaive eircu!aticts beide, that he bad ersperiescod disappointment ace resentment is the hall no st. The deceased wee is the prime of life, with ez.• ernes* prospects, sad sesesrrieel, sad a native of Petrith, mid his family conneziofte are of high repute is that town. He wee a temperate and indiestrioss au, sal mush es teemed. Itsvutee or Forrines.—At the edmi , e 7 en et ywayer• at its last muting of the areardises of this asks • Ito man, who still held coder the exterior pub of poverty that impute of rupeetability whl:h the rouges f Owe sod adeorsity had not been able to efface, was btought before the bleed is the work►,u.s &Uses. He stated that his case was Robert Rayss—thu he was bon tear Mit 0ud0... and left his hone at a very tirade' e..—thet he was log, years la Bermuda, Barbados', "Ed Halifax—that ter ten years he was th. Brit turn and director of tousle at Wtadauf Cull*, and rebeetptectly diree•or of music to the Lag of Belgian, sod t►at he woo noels to the celebrated •• lush esatatriee (Cube►lse Hayes), sod her teacher—that he was 87 years of au, hi perfect ►with, at 4 premien of hi faculties, and willing to instruct any one who would nisei,* Lis yrofeeisiutal @eructs rather thus cooties* 'eel *et et workkuna relit—sed Le farther sold that he bed nest a tittered isesewst of his reverses to hie Lieu. Idia SIM bit tint, is AM was et roust is Australis, be set Lave bed a nply up to the ptteesu"—Apperarp itee Pram THE RUGELEY POISONING CASE. aim VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. DiJOELEY, BATC IDLY ETIMING. Tr.!, morning Mr. Ward, lb, coroner for the Stafford ilia:let, coaticsed the impair, into the eminences woad lag the death of Mrs. Aaas Palmer, the wife of Kr. Willies* Palmer, surges of Regeloy, who is sew Wag is Salad jail, charged with the murder of Mr. John Pauses Cook, and of Mr. Walter Pelisse, the brother of the aseseel. Mr. 0 ledger was pretest to esadeet the praiesstlea ea behalf of the Crows. Mr. H. A. Dew repressed meal to. sortie. cakes that ars interested, and Mr. John Smith, a solider, of Birmingham, steadied fur the defames of Mr. William Palmer. The inquiry snit, Intense Interest ; peens from ell parts of the reentry locked to the Tows. hall. when the proceedings were esadaeted. Dr. Monektos, of Rageley, said he made a post-mortem ezainiastion of the body of Mrs. Palmer. Then was externally no *vides, of any leJate, so fat as the state of tte preservation of the body esabled him to form as opisioa Tien was a sulkiest quantity of fat deposited to diderest parts of the body to prove that the done, bad not suffered .ose from any lingering Mane. Diroompositice had pro. ceded to some went, both eternally and internally, and had so disorganised the bridal as to make it impossible to decide aa to its anditice at the time of death. The rent of the body wee la a stets of preseentioa sulkiest to allow hiss to speak positively as to the couditiois of the several puts. Boas of these parts, or organs, were enclosed, un opened, in jar.; cad, therefore, aneamined by his. With 1 flleSti to all the rest, the most careful eaamicatioa had failed to detect soy alteration in the structure guiltiest to accoaat to death. Although there was little blood in the body generally. there was is the chest a considerable quip. Sty of bloody laid, whkh was, in his opinion, the re sell of decompeition. The heart was gale empty I aid collapsed. Deceased was not coaseeptive nor pregnant. The alimestary canal was especially in sauced, and showed nothing unhealthy. There wu no coircsion, Maratha. perforation or obstruction. It was, PACITIOTOT, by no was empty. The stomach sestets, bat little, hat the istselmis were 'moderately well filled with the material 'Mandy head in the several parts, and the' lower bowel had • asasidstabla quantity of excrement in it, sot hard sad saild.bat soft and sinaHleid, and contested'' the sates, mese, of Ids. Pros this ho soaaledod that Ms Mast meat don any excessive diarrhea. Not weld abs ham died ham sa shammies is the bowels. He placed in cam jet the tunas, sad duodemen ; in another parts of the large Latest', and of the ens, intestate, is. idney and one of the ovaries, whish was forwarded from it. not baring smelly the soul appease, altbeeth there weaselling that, la his °plaice, gonad renal for dasth.l The third jar contained the liver, the sales of the heart and the right hang. The jars were pee, is the heads ell Mr. ',pectin Cnsp, to he forward, to Professor Taylor. Mr. fleith—Was there anythiag in the apposreaeo, Mrs. Pelmer's body theonsistent with the @opposites that she died from ezbeastioa ? Hr. esaith—Do 7obdiow she died of English cholera ? Witoeie—No. Hr. Sakti—Might du have died from extras* vowla Whew —Yee: the pont marten u*irra slateet with that alio night hate fres Wrens voaltiap, producing ealtseetioa. Dr. Taylor wee thou ezasaised. sad &Unwed la the aka- Lad ousiT eU glum is daturday's Zama. Dr. Taylor wee croweasained at great leagth by Hr. Belch la ref/ruse to He report, but Whist of say maw woad* was **kited. Dv. Owes Rom, of Guy's Hospital, said be assietsid Dr. Tellsr is hi. osamisatios. H. ►ad ►esrd his Mane, sad eocesmd is the somusey of it. Dr. Haight, of Btaffosd, who wee emusised es Friday, was nestled, sod the C4.roesr asked him whether, heels!! beard Professor Taylor'. evidesse, he wee still of opisies that Mrs. Palmer did sot die from the effests of yelsos. He said that, efts, hearing Dr. Taylor's asides.., sad very easefully sossiderisg ►is report, he thought he was mistakes yesterday, sad ►e sow believed Mn. Palmer's death wa mused by palms. (tlesseUes is mum.) The Carew—This I understand yes te say that your sputa* hr bees sleeted, wed t►at roe sew believe Mrs, Palmer oiled from poises is the maim stated f• Dr Teylos 'a report ? Dr. Kaiiht—Yes, that is the ere. I thiak it man Moly t►at I was diesired is Kra Palater's symptoms t►aa that Dr. Tailor has hew mistakes is his mar& Whoa I visited Mrs. Pairs, As was kaseasibla. I mail est ao iakmatina from hat, sad I was Magog to rely spot what Mr. Palmer ' laid me. Mr. Bnith—May I sell back your Minna to dis stets of Mrs. Paint wins yes saw bar, sad oak you winner you tbiak sin was nom onfortag fr.= antinomy ? Dr. Knight—Yin I do. Mr. Sialth—Neewitletaadkg what yea have beard free Dr. Taylor and Dr. 1.. is time saythlag lasoariateat with the eupposities of Mrs. Palmer haviag died freer eatteastlea wiring treat rotund sasses ? Dr. Kniebt—A - turr bearing tM evidence addseed *day, 1 do set believe she di.d from wawa enure. ass. otku medical 'widows kavisi bars takes, Mr. Jolla Qoddud, of the Rook ; Mr. H. Waktey, of the New Equitable, sad ether patient= spoke to eseratices of Palmer is Menus to the various tasuasse societies. Tien wu suiting ...tonal la their ',idea's whisk hae net bees gives to the public At tbe ernalneisa of tine onamiag sp . by tbo coroner, at about tea stanza put six e'dock, do lacy mired to eon. eider *mit verdict. _ Ups. asioretL; OW Jury, stew ea abeam at twisty -Maw, The Caret Mid—Oestlenes, have yes easeldeted year weeder Tee Foreisea—Yee. Ti.. bTre ter—Viai le year Tirana ? The Foreman then, amid the brad/ilea Mimeo of a erewded anal 'maul exert, eeld,—We fad that Anne Palmer died ham *a effeete of tartarmad antimony, and I slat that wee designedly adminiatend ►y her baabaad, Widiant Palmer. Toe aosolieceoust of the verdict vie followed by decided eariedleatitiosa el setlitiothetioa Ina large amber of por ta. be the h.:l. The Coroner, aftev seeese—What de you masa by its lulus " desils;il7" a asiaidered The Teremint—We dean that it was designediy adai eisteesel tor the wpm, ef destroying life. The Comer—That, gentlesses, is a millet et wilful seeder. The Feresaaa—That is ear verdict. The Ceroser—Thos, in that eve the evidenew must be writhes um yaribineat. That skill be doss, sad tie ail dente ia that form laid before you es Monday seralog„ to whist' tide I adjourn this cannon Inquire late the game of the death of Walter Polder. The mart was thee cleared. The legal gentlemen who have bees retained le Nudist the ease for the preeeestien of Palmier are the Attorney. General, Kr. Whiteley, Q.C., aid Mr. Haddlestans. The mussel for the defense have not yet bees swiseteL The soltaitors she hive hitherto bad the management of the one ea behalf of the accused hews three mates before them, free whidt they will make a ideation. Tbase named are Sir !micro* nosier, &deem Wilkins. and Mr. Edwin bass, of the Bede Ciresiu no trial of Pelmet will take plate at Stafford, la Much, by which time Mr. Brims (the Naive detective ellen) ezpeets to sccalailate t►e stroagest corroborative salivate against the alleged murderer. ADDRESS TO THE PRIKIEIL-At the wood ea. ninnary of Or Lower Hoed Roadies Ham, au Horsley, held a the 29‘e eh., the folioed* to Lord Pal arra er aaaearoary adapted. 1Y lettlableo aura tt area brow : Lout Hcer Ladles R..e Deomort 29, IltS. Sanaa, toreride. Hp Ecod,—Wo *Ur at a ids lame Ikea i_a Rowe; a brie' ow meat Jake INII9 qty pooddio Mkt the otr adoe afar Waimea odd= dr sad Now deny oftbo Feat ea dor sot le to year Mil* to art a bar troartant. add" tea we beg to arose year dat, dowieb lare mad at pram Way owe IN 111111011111111111. year w peat adob i l i aj e rest web re dela . Wo 111 at Is alma dart and ware rollador era lama War p ro Is Yr derld mamma be n a porelawa toile rot twiledsesloty, we dell be c2 s, to re kr amber la bar eme ea at teireloa. Oa wit baba M. unapt aed Wend a our ova Woad onsay to be ta ray wow brodolok lama at a or a: at plena err rod all the mem at tare Mr r efteraorrea by lima awl iitanda deloree Orr bopoora realm le do d dal& Wham. ad deem el Maid wide dr =lkea drat a awe bre lei es idalla bererbie by deoppolaley sea apooloae% era room at oared poot la de adapt a area dr dant. ends rare web made vadlloded ad .watt wear pat per moo aid tbdir abed at omailedos w e d a mese SSW. It It hasp amield amberslaylaso broderled el war ealdwallia Li aim aao mar Mow rat ate a emplemedy melba Mopeddada it talraditsfrona We hew merhse. Itador eaddiathe dr Wl* bripeouret Y dean ad Wawa arrow plat ray oda say Oa year behldiro ostroks to yorwor, Maks ramoldm 01l tabor arildowes re dale aoatrlld a paw Nada at lad& Ile arm a rordaddrob eler the ran was I. the rash bates to a is ni = d l2:7ll S logr oceard lealltdet et d l toperar.—Ogert. bald of the maim dohs lameeike. amiskirsasellislergi. II le Idyll Ida Lad Polmaraa , Ti. telyeteg laseres Webs, bee beim unwindd by the Admen : DoellallMilell.idthomm illisess dine*, by Lord Palsemessa le asbassrledge the m ake arms Mar et ths lib sepreuled ow MIMI' el N. aim Was two Wes. Welles ilem4 vi denim Mgt esd- Wee saired=itellet mammary el u. premise me. teed Pelmemst me se my Mot be is see Mel mar semest- Weser et greet Orme, sad Ms Um nub spedere Me malt splril WM M esacelsed , sad tM pordseeestft ellelelseisbe i ml sm. sir, mu mat slediest , serms ..l. l ;. =fir; THE EXPRItIB. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1856. LAW 'intelligence. 111TROPOLIT•11 COUNTY COURTS. NUM( dap ambito' for tV present wok. !karma:rm. Strls-nrod.—llooday, Jr. 14. Baamirras, 77 11181radro•ffrove.—Wodesiday. J. IS ; 21kunday, 17; triday, likassamnar. PerUss&read.—Wednisday, Ism. IS; Monday. 17; PAY& is. --- Csainanrisa, Ihmes.lorass. —Monday, J. I/ ; Tawlay, 1S; Walsoish IS; Friday, IS ; Saturday. 19. lllmmassis r.4.l._ baraaerset.—fassday ha. IS; Tharsday, 17. SENIIIIIIIIIIIII . aaa Irardry, ha. 14 ; Thuraday.l7. B/w. rairaskiaoad.— T. Jar. 15. Orr ar Lamm. Wedanday, ha. Is; Ilasalsy. 17; Prlday. IS; Saturday, 19. lIIONMASTERS' QPAITIRLT MISTING. DUDLEY B•TCADAT NIONT. Ths coaeladiag meeting of tba iroammters of this district for the present quarter bas bees held at As hostel la this tows this erenisg; the &madames was not qthe eo tzdas usual—a fact which is probably attribebbbin the state is which the trade was left after the immolbi at Homilies's, and she cosviction, which has emeanthesed Na.., that prism would resins ottlest attends% teat s tee a thee. Several castrate he lathed has. need over, have saw been =NOM INN Ma iron there were several traseessisas bees = i t ffinr quantity sold erns the Weimelemptea laity made up for the little hinfinani ent that = dens tins. thane for very laferlespeskan tido deatelphaist Men tally maintainsits prier ' +bleb b unduly high u Mewed with the mansfaeturedoommegley—but that het slam Is easels. elm inhume that the latter lain denasd,fee thsmehe et pig fres fa this district it certainly greater now than It was this time last year. It was stated to night that that, le • better demand for sheets and plates the. there was two er three weeks since, *spottily as regards sail.alteets, in whieb there has been a great deal doing of late ; and whatever say be the state of the general trade of the ountry as spring ad vances', there can be no doubt bat that the boa trade will rennin tolerably brirk.for in one shape or other the demand Ice purpcses ccnceoted with the war is very considerable. The mends(' to-night was qaiet—u those which preceded it bare been ; bat all connected with the trade are la good spirits, for at most of the works they have good orders is tend, though sot so extensive as they were three months since t and the state of the mosey market alone, with anxieties as to the future, prevents the kW. from being remarkably buoyant. The ironstone of the dis trict is quoted from loss. to 21e. rer too, but a great deal I. coming In !rem Ulrentons and from Gloucestershire for admixture with it; but there are difficulties and delays is the transit, which are the subject of much complaint. The sew works which are Whig put up by Lord Ward are rapidly approaching completion ; and when in full opera. i ties it s ondentood that they will consume all the pig• iron produced at his lordship's furnaces. fitropshire iroa —the make of which is limited—is in good demand, end the price is remarkably firm. For tin plates there are large olden, shied, from America, both in Wales and South Stanoineldre ; the pries is from 314. to 33.. per box. The hish prior of coal we. very much talked over at this mieniest la so part of the district are there any sleeks ea bank Me present consumptioo being so esormins ; we us 11111111114 list in some butane's as much as lbs. per ton for best hit seal has been paid at the pit's mouth. • frost sad tithe male just sow would be produtive of any pee veldesee, and posaib:y stop use of the ism of the mannfacturing trades of this town sod the wilibboubood are flat, with tics exception of the heavy Innashie id trade, in which business is brisk, especially in swig bronehes u edge-tools, scythes, chains sad sables, die. At met of the pnacipal works engsged in this Hoe of fewiness, the hands are all in fall work ; and throughout the iliMaiet the number of people eat of employment ▪ baited ; so far as that goer there boa rarely been • better lime for labour than during the last his months ; in some laillentes it is is deemed still; sad in that reispeot bin a NM of profound Raist Tics trade merit terminating to-aight may fairly he said to bays passed cff satisfactorily; out of the insamos• number of @octants awaiting settlement, we have beard of few tastieees fa whisk that obligation has not bees Welled. Notwitbstandiai the very serious difileolties la the way of trade by the high rates paid for disosunts,s cheer/11 if not a unpins feeling pervaded them usemblies, sad all things considered the business marns of As district are is a salad sad healthy state. DESTROC7ION OF A LARGE PIANOFORTRI NANO/PAC I OR T. On Beturtiey night, between nine and ten o'clock • Are wee dimmed In the premise of Masers. Hopkinson sad Co., plaaolorte nmenfaetarers, situated at the back of Hakkasti-row, New.road, Fitaroy square. Tie premises in gatestiew wen shoat 120 feet long by 33 broad, and had as Mendes of four stories. Immediately silents, are the meetly erected premises of Messrs. Orey nad Davison, tot well kaowa organ builders, whish are 160 feet logy, with en organ loft 62 feet high, filled with a large number of lastranmets is every stage of casino:ties. At the z= mid of the buret building is the lug* studio of Mr. the sestet° r, crowded with Mantes sad model', and instr se seethes seals, is the pianoforte manuranory of Maws sad Cle., of Reptatstreet. At the east end, abut- ting opus Grey sad Devisou'i premises ryes a line of enetaide 'Ashdod by working men and their families, erbilee the spies of rowed formed by the mane histerlee already widened, was covered with stacks of Inlidineeal INK high. The fire was first seen smouldering lessens Gelled the "key shop," and on account of the Ciallnature of the mateets, °assisting prineirtill of iff weed, and • very large stock of iestruntents, it wanted a very formidable character. The filmes leased loss than half us hour were seen is every part of the ineeregetto. Fire nines began to arrive from all the =anglae state; naleding Watling-street, the Are bees sees from the " look. oat "as the et the Mese doses ea sopa as the flame bond eel. Wise Mr. Inddlesed arrived he found that the bends( premises were &early 200 het from the fire mil In the smote, the efeet of which was a eenseriadleg die salty and labour la foreleg the water threesk wadi a length of hose pipe. Some twelve or thirties mines were set to work as they arrived, and until the seemed Seer Wean, *sited, Mr. Braldwood had hopes that the fire amid be got under. The fire bed, however, toned too greet an santadaacy. All thoughts of aeries any part of the building were preseatly abandoned, the energies of the flumes being now divested towards pretesting any com munication between the flames and the other buildup. The end of the beautiful Gothic roof of Grey and Dan s se's organ loft bad below, igelted. Several engines were at ewes directed to the wall, the gable being only • fsw foot from the flames, and some fireman wen placed inside with a powerful hand-mains. At this end of the loft was a a trillionth orgae, nearly finished, for the ettiey church of Sherborne, in Vorastabire. It was designed by the late Mr. Carpenter. sad, whoa looking at its beautiful and elaborate Gethie timely by the glare of the burning pile outside, whieb gleamed fearfully thimegh the long ecelesiestical windows of thin hall, the mast palatal fears were felt that In • few minute, the tease sight be commencing their work of demur:doe. Is Weiss is Ibis organ there were lustrous's', for the Abbe, OMNI of ritzley, le Mown. terabits; St. Mary's Cloak Hemeley Leacaseire; Sydney, iiimisf l aeub New South Wales ; OM Citspel, Liverpool; the sew Mane He ll, He. By dint of great even Una cos the part if the this building sustained no further injury thee a slight g of the *optic eta per. lion of the roof. By liedeek portions of the walk of the Inning premises bed lalles la, and the beat was intend. In another boar and • belt the floors were all down, and the upper pert of this weak the whole mass bander ea the pined door. Then wee seareely a breath et wind dudeg the time of the fin; and lad eves the slightest hews* sprung up either from the mirth, east, or west, so homes power could ham prevented oats of the moot terrible mails. ✓edoes that hays ecimerred is the metropolis for way yew. All the streets Indian into the New road, and the New-road itself, wen crowded with thousands of people,' and wholly impassable to carriages. The fire .undated all eight, and, it WWI not until miss o'clock on Smudgy mon. leg that all apprehensions of further d were removed. The premises are 40E1144,1y destroyed, with a large stock of iestremeate, and all the workmen's tools. Bow the fire originated is at prima uelthown. Gas was not used is the unanfactory, but (indigo. The Mews. Hopkieson leased the premises (which are seemly erected) for sixty years from Mr. Doulaoo, and they were insured in the County Fire Olfies for 2,0101 The workmen's tools are sot Insured. Morn. Grey and Davison are fully Inured la the Pisan, sad their workmen's tools an insured at the not et twopence per week for every pound's worth. TWO CONVICTS PARDONED. On Saturday her Majesty's pardon wu granted to two prisoner., eosfined in Relegate, named William Rush. worth gad John Boys. Them plisoners were ocavieted at' the November oration., before the lear. ad Recorder, of a highway robbery, alleged to have bete . committed spin • gam/seat of militia, near,klexton Church. Aecordiag to the evidenos of the prosecutor, he waa returning home about 12 o'clock at night, whoa he came up with the prisoners, and some coaversation took place between them upon the subject of recruiting. After a few words had pawed, one of the prisoners pinned him suddenly against the railings of the churchyard, and matched his watch from his fob He was then knocked down, sad both the prisoners Fit d his pocket. and took away some silver money. Only ate of the primaers sou apprehended at the time ; bet it appeared that the other one went to the police station, and he was then gives in charge. Both prisoners, it appeared, (healed that they bad any intention to 031101711 i a robbery, and they dechred that the sergeant bad, in the first instance, got up a queers! with them, ant Boys went to the station how* after R. shworth wee taken into custody for the purpose of natio/ the real fasts of thecae', sad of prefer rieg a charge against the prosecutor. The prisoners were defended at the trial by Mr. Payne and Mr. Ribtos, and they set up this defence es behalf of the prisosers. A number of winsome. wars galled, who gave them both • most excellent charm/ter. The jury, however, mused a mallet of "Guilty." The kissed judge himself was net quite madded with the verdict, sad he remitted the judge most with a view to afford ea opportunity for further in warier!, sod the ease has mood ever for two seeeless for that nerpeoe. TM encase' for the prisoners, who also, it appeared, estertalsed a strong °pities that the verdict was sot • jest ewe, inteseeted themselves actively in the matter, and the Mesh has been a very among belief in the mind of the Massed Resorder and the advisers of the mown, that *ore was no foundation for the charge of highway rob. bevy. Her Majesty has sewseq'neatl putted both pri• mace a free rade., sad they has beendiseharged Irene outody. STATE OT THE ROADS IN ST. PANCIAS.-0o &turd.) , wreak' • rabbit meeting of owners of property and lehabitsat householders in the Hearsteek-kill district, was held st the Queen's Anse, QIII•11 . 11.road, far the purism. of into orosederatios the dwareditais asd demitasse state of weer of the reads In the neighbourhood. Oa the innties of Mr. Litahlkid, • nesiorisl wee adopted for proseataties to tits vestry. • seemtrout depetetleo bevuto t bees appotated to .preaest the eennorisi, the reeeediese ieiselle• COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Jis. 12. ammo VI ILANOX-DBOOKII MOD NEM MTN* CAN MILL AND /DIMINO/ COLINADON WIIIIMILAN. AND CDDIUTON. m QUM= D. MAWCOCX. Mr. Hourlos, Q.C., moved on behalf of Mr. Joseph Ratcliff Wilson, the town dark of 8tookton•on-T..., calling upon tho proprieties of the Stockton mod Hartlepool Mfr. *wry to show caws why a .remind informatics should net b. filed against thou for the publication of • libel imputing to him ausecadnat and corrupt motives in the discharge of his duties. At this annual election of town councillors for tho borough in November last, two of the candidates for ono of lb. wards (Kohl* and Watson) had each an equal number of 611 voter, and the aldermen who presided having declined to say on which the election had faille., Mr. Wilson, who was requested to give his opinion upon the matter, said the right of declaring the poll fell upon the mayor, and that fune• tionery at ones brought the proceedings to an end by de aiding la favour of Mr. Heide. Oa tho 19th of November a letter appeared in tho paper In question, charging Mr. Wilson with being driven by party spirit to get tho poll declared for Roble, though he must have been aware that in doing so he was committing a gross act of injustice towards an old and reepectable inhabitant of the town. L,rd Campbell thought nothing of the imputation of party spirit, but the imputation that the town clerk bad knowingly given a wrong opinion in regard to the elution, was clearly =allegation of corruption in his office. ' Mr. Raoul Q C., said that Mr. Wilson denial that be was actuated by party spirit in giving the opinion be did. Ho made an application for the nenta of the writer of the hitter, but the defendants refused to supply it, as their cu. nspondent wished to psalm his incognito , but dm offered to give satisfaction in kind by opening the columns of the paper to Mr. Wilma to enable hint to publish a contra diction. Lord Campbell—To sha►ge a man in a aewspaper with a very grave off.nee, and theft to make no other reparation than simply to open its miasma for his oostradietion is a spades of coadaot which ammo' be endured. Take a yak. Zak, (mated. This wu an action to recover the value of two portmen teens, which had been lost through the negligeace of the driver of a sob balotsgieg to the defendant. The ease was tried at Guildhall before Lord Campbell, whim • verdict was foiled for the plaintiff, with liberty to MVO to enter it for the defendant. The cab was hired at the Groat Northern Railway Station ; it bore the name of the co defendant . • plate outside, end the driver paid him so much • day for its nee (on the day in ti o ne s ir3on 145.), the defeadant *applying the horse with bet having nothing whatever to do with the mammas the lab after it left his yard. Mr. &will, ia wardenee with leave reuretel, moved for a rule to show ewe why the verdict ebeeldl lest be emend for the defendant. -- LordGoaphill mid be thought at the bk that the do- Itadant NOW* sad *nib he wee emelbored la that opisioa by a obi prier_ daub% be smoldered that his laurood booboos alai' haw as odloonomffq of "Prosi., that, views ea a mersilms of sob peed hopertases. Rub gresSid. a Lanalllf O. 1011 Z. This salon was brought by Dr. Harrison, a magistratrr &vault • wpm, fee a libel contained is a memorial pro moted by the deleadut and *then to Secretary of State, imputing gross mieeonduet to Dr. Merriam:, ea a magistrate, at the Frame 'teatime, whoa Lord Deagervas and Mr. Nichol were meditates. When the come wee tried at Sells bury, before Itr.Baros Martin, a verdure Wee tiliellid,for the plaintiff, with 20s. damages, the jury swamies as opinion fe that th e deadeat had acted herald*. It tbuaimm• beams this court, whoa it was alarmed that Ihs Mealliel was a privllmed ememnoieatios, sad the walla mu Wend for the defendant. Subesqueutly the Mutsu Sisal the meta, sod then • motion wu made for a rube Wilms upon the Master to revise hie mastioa, as the grand that he had improperly allowed emu for tennis witnesses. Mr. Slade and Mr. Collier now showed sense *Oast the tale; a n d Mr. gvjeant lliaglake, Mr. Swill, and Mr. Airy wore heard In support of it. Lord Campbell coosidued that the Isenalsn of the Master bad proceeded properly, for, soder Ilue dreasstanees, the endues 'danced both on the part al due plaintiff end de fendant Wei material as regarded the piss claret guilty. The rest of the judges tossurriog Is that *Rios, the rale was discharged with coats. TIP NSW SODOM Is the course of the day the end min sandalatond to the judges es their elevation Is She bosh eras askew by Mr. Berra Bramwell, the mw bum Is theisehelmer. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.-JAN. 13. MUMS IN .121 , 11. CELIIII 1•11011 POLLOCK, lIND SITULAL 011111 11•10060/ MIS None of the eases is the ►iet either for Judgment or for argueseat were brought is this esontiag. The Lord Chief Justice of t►e Common Pleas have notice that errors from the Court of Queen's Seseir would be beard by this court en Friday, the Ist February, sad ou Saturday, the god February; from the Connor Combos Pleas on Monday, 4th February; Rod from the Court of liaehequer a Tuesday, the 6th February. ADMIRALTY COURT.-JAN. 12. 11110111 DO. Altar disposals, of owe or twosome, involving nothing but aniateroatiag qoastbms of practice, Dr. Laalsingtos prootselod to erndama the following vessels as lawful pekes.—The Asst., Eros, Mks, Ell, Ban Spiridiona, et. Elena (otherwise Aetna Elena), Alsaander, Helena, and Nioslay Romeo's They had all been cap tared la the Meals' or the Sao of Aaoff. MANGO Y•NAOfL nth wee tke vowel, the 0111, of whieh were Wog lauded at Hauge by Li/Nutmeat Oeueete, whoa they wen fired epee sad killed by a party of Rani= eoldwn. There beim we claim, the venal wee at ones comiestead. The Otte... Victoria, Active, Fens. (otherwise Tunas), sad a Ruda= vessel name autumn which bad be inputted to the Bahia, were Likewise iteadstaaed with out opposition. TIE OINERAL 1100.—SA1 TAOL This wee • suit brought by the emu of a Margate logger, fee servile* rendered to the above Bpaoish Teasel, from the Ellst of October to the Zed of November last. Dr. Lushiagton said the servo:es bad beep of an extremely meritorious character, and he should mud the soot of 300‘. MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT.-JAN. 12. MOM Z. Z. 1001.111178. Z. 4 1 . lODOrt. COTTON O. BRAMAN AND ISAACS.-TOCAL ACTORS. The parties in this action ars voealbta. The sum sought to be recovered was It 8. , being one week's esdary. Mr. Herring, the whetter, appeared it. the defudeats; and the plaistiff conducted his own ass. TIN plaintiff stated that Min Rebecca Inns and Mr. Augustus Brahma opeeed an operatic season at the City of Londe. Theatre. and engaged his services. Upon hie appearing, the 19th of November lest, la the part of Cap tain Clifton, is the opera of TA. Slaw, he was rem• manly dismissed, and ■pea applying at the theatre the neat day, he was informed that his wakes were no longer revaired. He had studied the character of Captain Clifton, a fortnight Win his first spy , and tied attended one reheanal of The Nitre, sad no obje.tion wse taken to the we, be rendered his pan. By Mr. Herring—When he was imaged he saw Mr. RoMne,mho acted for Miss leases and aho Mr. Brahma. Never acted but ones beforr. Di 1 not tell Mr. Roberts be:eras fully competent to undertake operatic nuts or nested pleas. Accepted low terminus purpose for stage preemie. Left toe th aaaaa after lb. first set. He ought to have optioned in the word eat. H. did not sing. Would have gone oe with the part if the mammy bed allowed hint so to do. The open was not all played cut at the rehearsal. Wes sot to have foiled hi. owe costumes. Believes he left hie dregs Mbid. Heard Mr. Nelson Lee go on the stage and address the audience respecting him, end consider. Mr. Lee to have and very ungentlemanly. He said, " Ladies and nestles's—Use indents who has appeared this eves. log has left, and as he has not wet your approbation he will not appear again." Mr. Beane baying bees walled, said—l hays beta in the presence terenty•three years, and stage-managar and actor at the City of Ludes Theatre seven years. I recollect two I rehearsals of the open of TAe 5i.,.. Ise+ Mr. Cotton at the rehearsal, and a great deal that he did 'thawed ray niceties. I saw, the moment he yet his foot cis the stage, that he was a novice, and ineosthetest as an actor. I spoke to Mr. Aegustus Brabant, and also to the plaintiff. Mr. Coterie Said he would be obliged to me to put him right. I said I would, and I gave bin some friendly bat be did sot take it kindly. The way he acted convinced me he wee on very good terms with himself. I have seen many amateurs before, Minos. so Ind ea he. The singed rehearsal was wens than the first. He whirred it. (Laugh. tn.) He looked to the prompter to take hie pan. (Laugh. ter.) He wits deadest of words, and it Is impassible foe an Woe te goes wall mass. he Mews hie pert. I gam ►ion isstrestuna is the third seem, lied be said, "Oh yes, it's ell tight." (Levighter.) Os his lint esteem before the audience I told bus quietly if he 46d not alter he would be booted. He had these weeds to speak—" When, when le my denim Belinda I" its a mild iaquirime way OS the side wing , and afterwards to as.. PO the rue. and endorsor Bellied', but, instead of snag thus wise, Me eatrasse was in a eon of Bombast.. ravine style, sad le abased Zeliadia as a heat would a musket. (Been of laughter.) 1 amid sot hear ems weed after this. TM au- Mouse were la Its. (Laughter.) 1 thee failed the pia ' algal Nam twitter, mad Um, 'greed wit► sae that 1 swot slit Mr. eolith's pert out altogether. I othsider that the mediums rasa kin eveq awe, but after his setup they would set him his. He dot sing, se the dialogue oboe lint. I die. sot altrgetber tartar his slaying at the rehearsal, but I thigh 11 he (weld have acted any way soar the 'auk, the sadism, would hare felt satisfied with his staging. Verdict for plaiatiff, sud sosts. THE POLICE COM& THAMBS.. Alas Bryant, en Irisite - itT,enly 13 years of age, was brought before Mr. Yardley, °barged with the commission of numerous robberies. Tbe prisoner has been a thief for the last two years. No. 130 H gave her history. Her father, a labourer, living in the vicinity of Rosemary-lane, married amend wile • few years ago, neglected hie shildren,asd ban sines joined the militm, leaving his little ones to the dune of a step-mother. The prieoner was neglected, and not having a good 'ample before her, Weems a visions sod artful thief. Bhe committed several robberies and wee summarily convicted. In April last she wee committed for trial on four different charges of robberies, and there were pis mote charges against her. She was convicted at the Clerkenwell sessions and seateneed to BIZ months' imprison ment and herd labour I. the Westminster Dridewell. On her liberation ohs was sent by the chaplain of the gaol to en institution called the Refuge for noiseless Children, in Hroad.strest, Bloomsbury. When the premier is at large no house or room is safe. She possesses herself of door- 1 keys, and has committed an enormous amount of robberies, disposing of the principal part of the plunder at leaving *hope," where pinions carry on the bonuses of a pawn• broker without • Bursae. On Friday the prisoner entered the house of a woman named Donworth, and, is the absence of the occupier, let herself in with the key elm had pre. 16[11281y stolen, took down a large clock, and was leavieg the house with it, when she was detected and given into custody. Charlotte Headley, female searcher at the Lemanstrest station-house, stated that she searched the prisoner at the station house, and found sir keys upon her. Kelly said one of the keys opened the door of Dunworth's roost, and the others the apartments of lire different persons who bed been plundered. Mr. Yardley said the prisoner was • most aceorsplished thief, end committed her to prison for threes months. MARKETS. ONTON.—Lrnaroot. Jam 11.-7 b• market dosed lawny, and Napalmd mitts gmaltdere plee B. all klad• are tb• ma, but the ra• to sell Met kiamo . greet. The salsa today are from , 070 6.000 balm. 4, 000 Amerkno (1.000 on tombl ike), 10014 r and at Ild. Meld.; to Bald% at Std. to tad.; NI Ingedm, at $44. to 74. ; and 400 tent, at lid. to 44d. per lb. 7U•. 11. 7 11* bave !id • sue aliTeilijU . U;kahe mks yens t s weei, snd prim ay be quote7d today as mash aa Moo Ilbtr i t m eime rasa rather more) helow the taus moollibi Woe lo pertly °lnas to the graded imam of NUM for wand weeks wt. and pert., ow/op to a meridiem of Woos dd t to low Its adept to come extent to the =dfbp•_l 110 d wow mike% for sit only have Mullets Moak so obilebllotof war, bat henihrd Ws are almost trompolsbio. So desk pod doil of Ur MOM. felt jemmy, Ms asigla taio Three ompallel ir the my. Toe yarns salted heft igieeft. eneatlp bordtwille. on Is kfr disbud, aed keep tbefr oohs War tbs. mod kW.. la dodo thiss boo one been the powal S i m la prim toll* to felt saasimplumrs, bat buyer. see any 4d. to U. per plsos loser A i r 110-heek shirting. and for s aw el prtnbaq sod hove I. MOO anisless able to pur chase, though Mat Wa folastke., on rubor wafer wins. WOOLLEN.—Lease, JAL It—We Mee had a good remota thin morning. There We bees a tell sondem* of hems le \o•\ the Cloth Halls, whirl. impend eselderable astlvlty sad Inure to the tome ol the market. The e•eemeMYem Mee bees senerose, sad the Weber ha fre t gi vie* et • gedisterfory diatiabit. Heurtz, Jai. IL—Wahine dear", Ina Itogeem there le a allghtimgeoveneat. is waled pole as aliastka. HARDWARE.—Stnathemum. taw. It —There h leaf scareely any alteration whatever is the state of trade here these our loot Teek's report; the orders In Ills lawn are by no maths large, Mg they easels so steadily, that at moat of the manufsetorles the men as in lull work ; and although the eats of the exam unrest sad proopectim difficulties cg that account is beglealm to cripple the merclunt's huskies% there lea wry reedy trade doing. the tube makers ere very lull of orders; cos. branches of the jewellery lithi um asrtvir • the platers, electric-platers, metallic bedewed maskers, macithilati lag , sod some departmetits of the heniss-foundly trades, as pretty well oft ea to the district them are very few people dtagMfer sat of work, and hairmg to view the mum of the year and the high pries of pI.:RI/400; the trading Interest of this tows bas so earn vlssener lee caraplabit CORN.—Cannusen, Jan. 11.—A moderate supply at ears, sad everything was I. imager. Wheat, red, Ns. to 110 a.; whits, W. barley, Ws. to als. Bens. raw, 445.; old, Sus. to U. Pas, ere. MOS% Oats, fear Us. CAJITUMULT, JAN. 12.—Our mashie wee well supplied, sod millers bought freely, at an advance et la. to 2o per qr. V. twat, brown, 70e. to Ski wince, 7Se. to MM. Minty, f7s. to 41a. Oata, ► Sean, 141 s. to. if Peek Us Ceauske, ha. 12.—Ose market. this morales, wait supplied with all kinds of rota. Wised sold quiehly at last week's ratan Oats also were in good wound. Parley fa moderate request, et about the rate of last week. Wheat, white, sew. Mick to 124.; old, Icn to 33.. Sel.; red, sew. fse. to lick Gd. •' old, 2 9 5. to Ws. Barley. raw end old. I.s. to 13a. Oats potato old, 12a. to 12a. , new, ile. Gd. to los Ed.; common, old, 11e. ki Ile. Scl. • aew es od. to IC.. lye. neo. to lb. roar. pee UMW 1114 101. ok 3d Oatmeal, tel. to lek id. Ilmeseal, la. 10d. anriegewal, Is. ad.—G0,144 ./mersel. COLOMINITIM, JAL 12. An swop supply of wheat for lha ear son, Sad rood of bark, sod other groin. W leas, bailey, brow, sad pew 'soh 10. to Ia floater, with a Lilt demand. Out curia, J. 17.—There was more animate:a at our market today, sad lamer. .haled so adrift!, at is. par qr., with mare immity far Lore lµ llsaiwy barley folly Is. Wenn to boy, bat gwachad earn sontiane list. The sums starastiam exists in the Irish oat wade. lessons of ths week aiding Jas. 19: Wass, 1,111 qra. Ciewaroati, Jew. ILL—Thin was saws falling of in the supply w anal Widely. The sea was brisk, sod the market charm& at an anus@ at ne, is same lannwes, U. per r. Owing awn la blew demod. so shoat late Mae. When, n e w , 73a. to 0' old, SI& Weak Warisy, Ma 40a. Oats, Us. to Ws. Baur, 400. to Ohl. Path 445. to 41s. 81111170111., JAM. if. —Ws win shortly sappTid with wheat at oar Inns( to-day; trade brisk ter the best simples, at Is. per load no. Wass •• the eosin damnation sold at lest work's wins. fluky Wads filly Is. per qr. ours money , supply entail. Oats, pus, sad load bars said at net west's pries. Waist, tn. to • 2s. par Wad. bar lay, Us. Bea to u. 314. to 440 per qr. Una 24a. to In. Yesa, lie . to 111 e. par . Ws. par load. 14 Jug.l2.—Thip weather has amused wilts • whitey sagest. Os Thursday we trapartroced • heavy fell of wow, dace elm teem keg prevailed, sub every ctros of • esetliewooe. The Pads ds g the present week has been atirasnrfeed by wore Ireemen. altleogli so advance en wheat has bean peseckabis, bear to operate hes been nwitliarieL For the bra roes 1111 give miskik rad isda bar keen paid, sod Ilk. tor red WWI* (awing sown), whereas for use Dinka red wiping 3910 n het weighed Cabs. ' elk was obtained. awl ell Wk. ; sates Mettle While at the saw Uwe maks; Si.. be Neat. floor has sold sore Weedy, awl a scud elearawe las been elhetsd at ls ad s ease One Ss. per reek advance upon the vessetly demised rates, whlist Wear armee have hategenerally is are timer at fall prices. Moor Wring Wier/Wag we tad a urge ripply or chi st f.os.the growers, Mg ewersl meow in Its. the south and north, the major pill et hell neared weditiew, tellers ialcaestques.oo gewnedel pershadad la the new .1 thas toy scianight, the lobos ten aim that berg dike, to fawn' ad death via% Is Ilia poi von ran A white wets/Wag Maw aniewsieft4 pa ala, sal ts up to ils. weighlag Isteirally Nil* is rise lkin ins mar owe yorataii—new end Devi* pollee Ilk, sal di Ng par cir. respeetively. Flow raid W aad se as soma promos lo removed we antlelpate a sate hedp bwiewn sad west at our this day's quotations. Lye In steady =porn owl pans spout. Waiting barley say be written la. per Imam. ba moot of our brewers heeled bought largely of istes,W egeliass wastootiwilliagly pale, sad only established upon the very Moist qualities ; however, It say be fairly sionsued that the interniedisse descriptions sill eventually parYntAte In the proftinent. Melt onaluted. beans sod per rather cheaper. With tuts we wens tarty supplied by our growers, Led the unman toast else baths Lbws!. severau shiputesta have,. arrived whet are sot triewisd ut the edictal nat. say .unapt at umprovensent waa chalked, ila sty be oiditatiered tea sehlug elate, of flee munitioned Seawb weigtuog 44.1110. to 4110. Ina arrivels tbte week* beat, consaw.... 1N qrS., Tumid, ; WIN,, weevils, 664, forces, SIS ; salt, es steles, 14 ; oats, *advise, 1,614 lot ugn, 11.• ; pees. lorsige, 01; dour, 944 WWI. lboawien Jan. 13.—Our adapt today Wu well attended, and wall supplied with wheat; Coedits:in slightly Unproved by tan lat. arourattie •eathar for money e.g.. Fri.* was alga, at as adVante of Sa. per qr. on the rates of lade day week. A fair amount et Wet ness was tranaaeted. note trade brisk, at an advance of la, pa alak from Use plums of last wed,. na.ey trade brut, at an advance of I. W. per qr., and • stool trade dole. beam and Pow in large ary -1 ply ; priors ruled ',recall toe woe as lad week Oat. were in de mould at du rates. Mots Caltallt : —V. heat, whits, 52. to t ; qr.; red, 74. to 50a. Bark), matting, s. to 4:r.; gelidity, 364.t0 we. Beam, Ca. to SOs. You.., 44r. to 4a. lista, Soo to eta. gine household blur, LOA., Sta. per saes of 2aulbs., purchasers va)tag arks sal dabbing an, wailer credit. P.T.11110.1, Y, J. bare matt a fair quantity of wheat bate to-day. boo quantal. Is. to -► per qr dearer, and 1.4 micron .lovertp- War Mete was a Ostler bate. nue baby u.ado Is, tor qr. inure atone). No alterad..n m the value of ur boom K6o t,o, Jaw. 13.—Tha supply of wheat was stoat, and the trade baying upward wile tameness a p.od a saints was ettestatt al au Weans. of from 2s. to U. on tae fates of hot wrck. Aa &sties des us..ad for all descriptions ...1 talky, at Ia per qr. hailser. No allots. lice In other cwt. W{lll=lll, J.s. 12 —We have had only a siolorwe supply of wheat hen tads), •. al as imprOTert 001,411V013 the dews) a more geherslooad pranks le. per qr. hasher. hawing corn in r and auppl), mod late places hilly supported. Practs to the growers Wham, ;So to 53a. per qr.; hew. 1.24. to 1145., cots, la. 4.1. M le. ad. per erase; Weak .76. to 375. Woacaran. Jas. 111.—Tlf r• was a foil at 'Manta sad largo supply of tibial at market today, sad the wools woo taken early, at aa mumps, of in per qr. Barley la. pas qr. dadrer. lbu eery and father desalting. Mom doing is bona sad peas, but at lour kanertaLtre taw. IL—la the *arty part of the week the walk,/ ins datagreMbly moist &au wen Du Wednesday lamming hula eat ta, and haa commute] atom inertulai 111 latemerte.s, and, as the yawed is quite bare, the lOW wheats may seam a little from It. At our ouuktry markets this week wo had ma mask grua of may kind ' offa flag. coo tanners Were reluetaut sellers at lam week', rata& Dating the I.tter part a Me week aa admits ol 1-. par gr. was paid us 'beat. tiers, to-day, we had rattier Large suppler ei wheel and oats, but ,mall 01 barley. B.les qu i ca for ..eery Muss, at all advance a Is. to Le. per qr. ors wheat atm oats, and .a. p-s qr. on berky. Miami, ate. to 67.. pet qr. Bang. S 4 to ass. tid. Oats, lee. to Sas. 64. Warasroao. Jae. IL—Our supplies of country eons bay, bees smell this week ; by bust a fair quantity et oats be. tome forward. Our haports woman oi one sago of sialeefrose Momenta, with a mull WIWI at *beat sod Luc trust LleerproL The trade dump tee reel; part of the week was eseeedlagly dull for ad articles, sad sales were ahead isepraweelde ; but desesed ham reeled, sad at this more. ins's market wheat earl berthas. dat se .dense w Is to la ad. per barrel to led Saturday's rates, while eats sad baby sold at the tall pissed that day. !Was: early la the week me lamp patois were es.d se speedsters et low yews, cad aimed the last two slays other balers bare eons es lite market and takes or, . lair qestaUty, et about the pasta of Ode day se eassbt As the 11.1101 a adranees, the balled area of a besspilue fur Otis ankle becomes more leaked, sad Ills new meager teat potatoes are muck esseleabfiedaat throw all the ISllleed awe heathen Wieder Ilse was elyeeted. Flour not he ore. per seek dearer ea tee week. Imports tee week : Wheat, W qrs. • barley. 631; laithe es.. 1,616; ostraral,2ll tacks ; Isar. 1.6.111. Zipetta this week:—Oat., 4,7119 ire. ; gust, etill sesta; Lam ism bile. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCZ •UAIVUD. Aar.usa -at Shields. 3111 10S:7 11, 6011 1 Gtratutl Anvria t-st Res ford Roadr, &mum 11, from Tarraents Awrnon-ut Gown, January 11, from ......... .:. .. _.- • 1. 41 .11801011- at Grimaby, January 11, from ... ..... W. COlkel Or A 1,,,, ILWIA-Gt 0111/1111311L JIMMY, 11, ikon... Dawn Ass Passant Oranesed, January 12, from. FEU Darnie-at Cork, Jimmy 6, from .... .... . ..... -....-.. - . ana SaLLS ALUSIlcit-st &Worland, January 11, from ... Ceee,,, Dean-of the Wight, January 11, from Ceenta BBILUAIET-1/3 Crayoned, January 13, nom Drontbem Cm °, Lcenos-at Gravesend. January 13, from Dunkirk CONSISIAXD-411131•11s, January 11, from Car banns DuLysts--et kundorland, January 11, from Coneme, ‘ " : . Dwa-at 01 0 :S . January 13, from Rotterdam Emen-at Ora January 13, from Dante: Rotors-at .141111117 13, from Ilelenbora 1111.11123 D-St Closrasey, January 8, from kens Everanum-at it, January 9, from ninon Faaa Nary Porlklene, January 10, from. Legless Fotter-et Cimunsd, January 13, from Granfinet Graana-at Orannead, January 13, from Roderdee Gerray-at Ormond , January 12. Iron NOfWay lio3ollollJoanas-at Liverpool . January 12, from.. ....Alma B. A. fkrannesow-at Plymott January 11, tram Rohn ElsalanT-at Seederlaad , January IL nom Hannah lino-at °ravened. January '2, from Bunn -at Gravesend, January 19, from amen ra Havam-at Gravesend, January 13, lama Corrine s leaanka-at Gnawed, January 19, from Ootheakura In-at Cork, January 6, from airs J. G. lIAT 1.4.-Ilt Greenock, January 11, fr0m....... fit John , sat, LOSITANIA-at Oreeson, January 11, from Villa Nora LOW BOSTZSMDB-113 Oransend, January 13. from &lama Lost Gravesend, January 13, from Rarllnpa Mass-at Gravemnal, January 11, from. Ilorw-off Liverpcol, January 13 Ilteerat /Leonora-at Qusenatown, January 9, from .. A .. " :.0:14: 14 Maras- at Kinsale, January 9. from Rio Grande alsesereen-at Cora, January 9, from Alesahlrts Mono Canna- of Dover, January 11, from Manann Ass -at Plymouth, January 1 I from Landea NAUTILUS-at SSOlllllllsad, January 11, Goal Constantinople OPWSID-at Falmouth, January 10, from MeISISA OESION-stOravassod, January 13, from ... ....... ......flelalnena RAISSOW-at Grinned. January 13, from Rotterdam Ilaselin-at Grayeesed, January 13, from Met Ikea Ruse-at Gravesend, January 12, from Ostend SAVOY JAEN -at 0f11111053, January 13, from lendserona Sorraa louver -at Plymouth, January 10, how- L-Cakutta ST. TBIOILO Put EST -at COWES, January 11, from Porto Plata Tansourrn Cairns-off the fret, January It. from .......Max tan Tonna arm Riudam--at Liverpol, January If, from Cape Hayti T. M. Born.-et Oraniesd. January 13. from Hennes V/ Twa Zonsaa-at Gnawed, January 12, from .... --Met Dien Raw or vas Wars-of Llnrpool, January 13, iron-Plymouth WTSSED-St 02311111114 January 13, from.... -Rettledara BAILED. Ana-tram Gravesend, January 12, to __Be. Michael's Amounts-tom Gravesend, January 12, to . ...... "—Windom Ataia-freni Gravamina, January 19, to ...MIS ACRILIAS-from Greenock, January 11, to New (blame AMAMI. - from Falmouth. January 10, to Agmlbae AIIIII.COMA-from Hull, Imam 11. to Theste ACACIA-from Hartlepool, Isauory 11. to Acouvr-from Hartlepool, January 11, to Cry= Awes Marlton-from %Amor* January 10, to Malta Bayne (r.)-from Liverpool. January U. to New Yon' BOROAMISIATIA AAVSS-from Newport, NI., January 10, to Barcelona Balms-from Liverpool, JAIIOII7 12, to et. Michael' s BAUM Orr-from OfSTITODA, JAMMAry 13. to Antwerp Baosnone-ham Gramme,. January 13. to . Constaminoss Crrr or Itorroman -from Graveren January 13, to Dunkirk Oonvorasaa-from Oramosod, January 13, to Rotterdam Concosiou-hum Gravamina, January 12, to Rotterdam Crrano-troes Liverpool, January la, to ... -. ... Constaadomsp Oommarren-tromi Liverpool, an 12, to Mob la Corrarrroa-from Limped, January 12, to ...„...Yarmouth, N. Coaarena-has Senor., AL, Jaauary 10, to Hannah Mean Cams -from Cardiff, January 11, to ....... _Marred. inueorca-from Liverpool, January 11. to.. Daimons from Qnsenstown. January 10, to Hamburg Nunn amp MaItOLINT-tram llueensiown, January 10, to NrOtlltti Runs-from Pill. hammy 12, to Cots ---- Itcoa.mu—ttue Uvorpoa. Anew 12, to Syrs Loup—from Hortlopook Jimmy 11, to Gem Um. Itufzwro—tro. ilefforod. .Itnuary IS. t 0..... lotted= Su-as-from Qoaeustearn, January 10, to IiatDMIC2 nn Gaoss--froas Cardiff, January 11, to ... •.. Milli ?armor-from Swansea, January 11, to Conatantlnapa froarirrr -tram Greetiosek, January 11, to Brat Ombra-from Liverpool, January 13, to-- ....... ...Cholratatt Gattaao-from Cardiff. Joscary 11, to fkinetantinopla lhootweox-from Cardiff, January 11, to Genco !lanai', -from Swansea, 'anew, 11, to Genoa Ft iiiLAND LIOUT -trete Pill, January 11, to New Orleans Hasurresx-from Gramma, Jewry 13, to Harlinres Huu....D -from Grareaentl, January 11, to °oral Ismoras-tom Gruomend. January 1 1 , to Now Zealand Java awn kiatLii-from Gravesend, January If, to . Hong limo Juan-hem Cardiff, January 11, to inyrr.. Jame Hamar? - from Newport, to., January 10, to Glbrnow lemma Hown-from Liverpool, January 12, to New Orlears Kiso or Was-ft= Liverpool, January It, to Low-from Graverond, Janurry 12, to . Loom Harem-from Liverpool, !armory It. to . Mew Ortega Lawanowr -from Limpool,_ January IS to MILLUT-from Newport, 31., Januiry 10, to ...... AlOrel McLain-from Greessak, January 11, t0..._............... livansah Naw Ilsorantas - from Greenwk, January 11. to New Tat Nions-from Greener* January II to . Coplam Maw Oaulase-from Hartlepool, January 10, to. ..... ...... Grace Harrrita-from Hull, January 11, to .....-.. Maw NCIIMiri- tram Ramagato, January 10, to Oman-from Hartlepool, January 11. to ................. ........ Metro burr-from Orareeand, January 12, to ilia!'" Koala MU, LOOMS,- truer Graaerend, January 11, to . Pas Pnaatu . from Gravesend, January IS, to Miravorm Lnor rue Esar -from Sideonltvi, January 11, to Comaantiroffs 117 A IliViatii-ham ValowitO, January 10, t 0... ..... Attires lama-Rom Cardiff, January 11. 4o Cbtistantinc;:a Lit (41.) -from 1.1•07004 January 12, to dantsedir UMW. H.DaIIIA-from UAW. pool. January 11, to _BAWLS 110111,11-from Gravesend, January *3, to New Tort imania- from Gravesend. Jewry 13, to Steno Lane ililrnummie from Ormond, January 12, to ...... ... New Ton lame .or -from Graveread. January la, to .... ..... Coostandoot:e 11141 AT TON iIiICIL - from Cardiff. January 11, to Omstanto-pt Imo Sores-tom Valosoutb, January 10. to Therm 11111011 KUM-from' Qua [atoms, January 10, to Dodos Hamm ELLWI- from Swansea, January 11, to Gino Dr. lawasaca-from Queenstown, January 10, to ix Won Tmartan-hum Liverpool, January 11, to Ham Tenon-free Liverpool. January 12, to . TM& Lear-Rem Liverpool, J .auuy 11, to .... Newtoundlad Tessa -tram Groomed, January 11, to Wary Himesi-from Gravesend, January IL to torn Shams Owl-from °ramrod, January 19, to Barbatim Wm. Waste-Sons Livernesl,:. January 11, to New Gems Mamma -from LiverpotS. January 12, to Phltadelploi Wa. WlTEall.lli-from Llvencol, January 12, to New Mews Zumata-forma Llrapsot, January 19, to New Orlon VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bristow 'barque). Nov. 14. meeting sou•h•esst, Mt 21.0 Y., ice. 10.41 M. Comet (slipper ship), of New York, Nov. 28, bound south, lat. 7.40 , los. $4 W. Duke of Wolllngten, trots Liverpool for Aden, Oct. 20, let. 41 Ic, 100. 9 W. Orient. from London for Ilhandhae, lat. 6 N., lon. 23 W.; out 21 days. Pelsyrs, flora Liverpool for Sydney (N.8.W.), Nov. 5, off Cam es Vrrclo 4•eo•wood, of New Took, Dee. 26, keukd west, let. 4e.12 k„ 17 W. ItiantLfi, from London for Calcutta, Oct. 26, lat. 99 24.,1cn.13 W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BABINOTON.—Jan. 10, at Infield Lodge, :efts, the wife of (apt. galantine, 710 flamers, of a eon. BAGSHAW.—Jeo. 11, the wife of J. Bagshaw, Leq., of Cambria Lodge, Manchester, of a daughter. BOURCICAULT.—Ian. 9, at Road Point, Champs Elysoer, s the wife of U. 1). hourricault, Esq., of a eon. CHAMBERLII9.—Jan. 9, at Calton, Bort lk, Mrs. 8,. Charahr:.7. of a eon. COCKBUBN.—Jan. 9, at Bildestdo, the wile of Capt. Coeldwin, of a win. CBEDLAND.—.Jai. 9, at liceheeter-read, the mini of J. Credissd. Beg., of a soh. PA KBU RT.—Jan. 9, at Wallington, Burley, the wife of O. Parboil. Esq., of a inn. PITCAIRN.—Jan. 10, at the Beenry, Lonusight, near Mancbester, tte woe of the Rat. J. P. ritual's, M.A., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. EDGE—KEKEWICII.—Jan. Id, it t mullet, r, by the Rev. E. I's James T. Use, Eoq., of ItUelly Hall, POD Of Miii re flu • —. • WI. kiworth, Derbyshire, to lulls Frames, daughter of B. T. with, EA., of Peantore, Dew. n. BANE/COCK PESTER.—Jan. 10. at Stole, Devoeport, bt Key. A. Athcrloe, the not. Robert llama's oh, von 4,1 Lord C.... maim% to Caroluse, daughter of Colonel Peter, Royal Artillery. MENDLET —CHA RD.—Jan. 9, at IitIMP, Gaon, by the Rev. A. 111. ton, Elm., Medical btadl, to Elleabeth Au Janette. diameter ot [Ng We C. 11. Chard, e.rq., of Wino. hetter. 9TOIIII—WORMS.—Jan 9, at the lableth PrebbjteriAn 0,4 e. lee ad , oed. E. M, Mohr, Rey. to Helsto Margaretha, daughter u. C. Worms, Fag , of Bradford. TATTERSALL —OW 9, In the prefab church of Tre'dmett. Anglesey, by the Bee. B. Cowit'abi, sestete.l by the D. Owen, 111. A., the Rev. W. A. Tittrwal!, M.A. of Combrukr lege, Jetted, to Emma EI ...bah, daughter of t he gee. LL U. D.U., Recta' of Tretdrae:t. Tee EED—Tw In, it rhtbst Church, St. POW'S. h , 4' Its,. U. C. Itowden, D.C.L., awtwed by to Kee. G. C. 11l the Bee. H. W. Tweed. LA , to Frances Mary, daught Tema*, jun., Esq., N Tatitowettett, Gowtowseume, an..l tie Wand, London. WILLIAIig—HICK9.—Jam. 9, at flume?, Fret, by th• Itet.S asel•ted by the it.,, 11. %%flume., M.A. the Rev. P. , . Wilhattos, Bt. John's Owlet... Cambridge, to Citart•tte &meow al the it.,. W. Wets, LA., Beet .r of Oturmer. DEATHS. ADAnIn.--Jam 10, at Ilydi.putk.itri. t, J. Adams, E,q., WI 7 °. BOW DIVV.—Jan. 10, &hens, sue of J. S Itsirdera, EN.. Mod, aommastalitm, aged it. CAINK.—Jso. 9.. ?dr. J. Caine, of Liedford.sticet, Tostetnixn taverpool, sprig). KBY.—Jaa. 10, at Park-road, Clapham, Surrey, 0. Key, FA. , aged 1.0. LEL—Jen. N at Brighton, Alice rh•ladelibta, daughter of :a 0. P. Lee, of bryanstorte.equare, aged It. Pk:CUL—Jan. 9, at Dover, Mary Anne, a It. of the Rev. O. re% aged 72. PUoll.—Jaa. 7, In Wynyatt. rtreet, Clerlrnwe'l, James l`rgh.. 2 thr 844 year of hie age, to mare than fifty years In the cultio.. Meagre. Sparks and Co., of nt. John...trent, and Irby: rertayr were charnels:And by honesty. dlllavnew and gra,. To mark the great rapes& entertained for thief/Lod out lanhful Ida remains were Wended 10 the grare by he master and .U 1 Pau e. low.wor kmen. VILLIIIIIB.—Jag. IL at the Orem, Watford, the Bon. Mr*. G. 1 . 1. berg, la the Slat you of Mirage. Mated ssd pabbobsd by Wississ IPO MUM a "I". "sob, Is Ike City if I es d • a, trbstsr, Ofts. Is boo' ' 04 , 4• 4 . 111 rewind of Whlletrkies.—Esair. JAIOsIt 1 4 . Li,'