The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-30 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILI2ARY. THE STAFF COLLEGE. Hone Guards, Dee. 29, 1861. Notice a hereby given that the Competitive =suaia►tiune foe odspiason to the Btaff College will be bald et Burlington Ilea" Fie, .dilly, ea the let of February, (mom LIT trotireo OASNITIO WAR-OFFICH, Dam U. 71.1iDragan Guards— G•mileans Cadet Arkin Hare Via ant, from the Royal Military Osie r to corset, aid:riot purchase, vice Wryer, te the let Drak,ll4. llk Light Dragonnt—Charlee Phil p, Vilanit Sept" to an otrar r. ly purchase, 96, Light li - rapine—Lieutenant Frederick ISINe to Lie cap tain, without purchase, vice French, killed is SOWS. 10th I.ight Dragoons—Sergcant Emanuel Simpson to La 16th L'Ot Drogeem—lergernat-Majoe poor Brown to bo comet, withowt fee &win, ot of lrestrtaff-Surgeou et the hewed Clam Daniel John Delenty to be wry" eke Hato, who An -6H Foi, be ilimbinenta without lieEneign Au brey Win. 0. Seur ; Marion Boma. To to tiaras, without parthase—Mirba Wm. Henry ree Semis ; Folword Fear& Augustus Iles . pm!, eiso Hewes. 4th Media Weft neetisoo, freer the 04th Foot, le 38Ib Hosea, 8111 1 -, bs auk% b 7 b. =trisT limbs" Ale egrimise r aves e lfels net. rese---linteetet emu. 11111 sem es be a= witless melee% Ale Memo, kid la raw Win Yes Limber Iltrelft to be Isemee, vleset per are, vim Lseeeess; Map was Jul" Pitt 4 0 to wigs. wilted mark dr ltalls. 61 d F OO6 - 41 4 8 / Peekoldi ie be lieutenant colossi, without peek" vise Thew Wag Powell, C.lB, LiM4 toe ks; IkeseesNe& WWI Tart to be sap, without .pasthess, ice , OS:. P. Owe le be m om , enthout 1•116111111110 11160011 gees ow the 17th Naistaimin_MW, ben ma earl ; Idemeseat John Aleauslim nisi b bomptain, whirr mehess, Moe Gus; Maio asbeel Men to be Ilmineenit, without yeselme, Moe ; Cbmilmes Wee lea Loz r A est wagy adhbleek ion lie Ile= teri r whine peminee, eke 'WINO eoldelle, der B l . l a le IS ; Ma Wallaatlr be be Ikesesessel, without viee PmethA i r MOM W. L. Mirehowas pram, M mmihmm Ass Terme, killed hi mem tr."4. * • Silk • : 'sir D e nt Oodles, hen ihe at rmrliblit Um/ hen ehe eve ladle seeemka Sam" In • Re=l iam eteee Goehim Male% hem the 31st T Nth F eet. oot—Psyweeeeet7. lsaia7, hem the Military Than, to be elm lbomerl,lleeehrted to the 71 gee, gest., to to mks, by 711C 1 11Pe i rb-1114.. " Milm "." 11%8 1 , ben the NI eek se be ads% =lea in laseemeet Welder, Nell H. Themes, mete. es le eadue, *Mod mime, eleseelea - to I,l=eme Mil la te the theeeto d the Ileh seek *a, eeseession to liseiseeet =e 11111111M—Ile peinellea of the naderneentiowei ears to be eeteleled le tolhe 11171111(ovesober. 1867 —Myer W. J. ihh Weestbsy._ W. Keata. Fcee—Wi_ est mMIIM, pat, to be assign, without alla w , vim Ilieneeths geseseled. Nth Foot —LieUhlnnin Mee ;line Devuill, to be captain, without pore m% Am Ilwas-Illsiat Perrin. dud of he. sway • Easlis Lary 11. Sovory to be liattenant, with out/weirs, Ass DereirllL Nth out—taeMmet Patti* Honer to bee captatn, by eke Meek, who mina %IV. rind's Ragiment—liclond Seymawr Limos, gent, no be fin, by penes" Mee E. Smith, promoted ; Joseph Richard Xerinp, gent_, to be ensign. without pus dime, vice Gardiner, appdaoed to the 64th Foot. ito Wed India Regiment—George Mosey &Wert, neat, I. be amp, without purchase, vice Julie, appcuated to the frith Foot HOSPITAL STAFF. einem David Smart Erskine Boin, M.D., teem the 2ad Foot, to be waft surgeon of the sec®' -Meire, Moe Doherty, who eachosiwa. BREVET. Jan Thornton Chest, C.D., 49th Feel, Living completed three years' word woe* cm the 13th Leconte?, 1837. be the rank of liestanant-coloseL to be prorated to be Colonel ta the Amy, under the royal war rant el tle 6th October, IR% , Captain Thomas Esmond*, hellpay unattached, to be major in the army ; Paymaster wIBIO Henry Wardell. on half-pay of the Royal Can dles' Ride Regbanit, to be major in the army, the rank Wag honorary only, MAW the royal warrant, dated Lid Domaine, 1867. The waderserntiened *Mom of the Royal Eminent, basis, completed three ware' service is the rank of lienteriant telsan. to be eetesele ta the arm , wider the own war rant of Nov. 3, 1614 Brevet- t-Colenal John Lintoru Arabia Dram no, C. 8.; Lieutenant-Colosele Ed wwd Danford, Edsrard Thome Lloyd, Henry haw, and William Robison. The sinewneationol cadets of the FAA ladle Cam posy's moire to have tLe local end temporary teak id ensign, Lung the period of their being placed ender the common Colonel H. Soldham, of the Royal Ingbeeera, at Chatham, for field tnemetion is the art at Sapping and MI11114( Lewitt Conway Clordon. pat. ; Joseph Lent Brandreth, goat.; James Drowse, gent. ; Charles Mont, gent. * • Henry Her bert Lee , gat. ; Al/wader Reginald Seton. gent.; Mo ms Ta Carter. gent.. El.nry Meredith Vibert. pest ; law& eretr Stewart, gent. , Walter Malcolm Roberts, aanitn.—la purrunce of a niersorandwa, dated is 01111111•1. 1564, the Queen bs.s bees placed to wake= =Amman Morgan, Eel., late Lieutenan ts the Twain army, the equivalent komeary link et liseine st-ceiesel, sada thsamery tenk, however, to ender ne privilege, am a Beni lientenat•colonel on that ear. ADMIZALTT, Die. 29.--Piononorr.-B , lrgeon S. heir, M.D. (HIS), le penethei le be a Deputy Medical ea the NO list. r lu rroLmthsres.-11 M entethate A. C. Curtis (1857), to the 7ZA yaw Mira hoop Alp, at Porinweetth; G. A (1866), eel W. 11. Heaton (11157), to the Royal Abet% 121, -wreath ship, Mediterranean station, ler di l=la N. Litheks (1861), to the Fisgard, 42, el tea W. G. Format,. (181;), to the Ajax, 60, emu stem reerd ship, at Deveepart. Attlee Azimuth Iturgethe T. Roe, A. Mallow, end E. B. N. the layou 181, fers 'V. Crotched D , W. 101 L J. V. 7.1. Bl M ake a , E tt e ad 'a r i C. N'Clerest, to the Ykeery, , ug ship, as Prtaamtli. WOOLWICH, Drc .19. MILITARY bInITCYL—TiII 111111112 f *MR oclock, IR aesssassa Ida ea belaka is Cow snaadont, Mejer-Oesetal Mr W. P. WlMmok abide ~UM (ebb trak aa el= tbe Amy et Ibe Merl ery, the Meek" Or Wit.,, This Cam elk the Ilealekle Maa eat ert Oztordetthe Mad% was kM et tbe lapel Yawl Mar loos in order to einem mg &hi by kb We perky of Istabliabin ea betlikka k tho kelmetlea sad eemeeer matt of the akeemilked on ave of lek, edam Wine irk octet es et ow .Prwm?. Le mow he the meeting, Reba ROW Madam time the *Me outer should have tib• Mood hod le Mime We Wok sad ebtela tbat naob sisaalblin la Ms Wave bouts wield would tend rs= bsvYeet behouperance. Ms postai soldier. al fret Ilawleg upoi bis dstke to. sairina teen, we beast hi/way templatime, sad an inatitution of *be nature Coa =ted wadi Usti to davekp those (ease which were .11y apposed oppoeut in o course of vies. The Rev. O. R Chaplain-General to her Majesty'• forces, catered into detail upon the street ape derivable'. (rum eurh an itAlitYll,n. wd Weh d that ot VI, al garrison towns similar inn itutione hod bees formed with the utmost mem. After oddnessa from variant aka% the tilundunt u to the propriat• of setabliabiolt • sadden' institute was put to the vote and ended, sail sums' saliscriptions were promised to dd Jibs Mi. CHATHAM, Dec. 29. This morning orders were received from the Horne Own& by the edieern commanding the Ist, 2sl, and dad hattll - 1 , 1211 at (hi. gartnera, direetit.4 them to hold to re:dine. 609 woo flatliiral.M.l nfl .ers and men of the TWiltla Indian depot. b..l, 7 apoit to tbetr nepective lattaliona, togethtr with the weed complement of eiliorre, the wh.le of whom are to ha ortipped with the Ninir rile and held ready for embarka tion for' ndia ow the 4th January next, f.,r the num., of jolaing lb! P(1,1f0 companies of their reaped". e regiments now an the Ilengal, Matra,. and Bombay preeith no, it beim, the intention of the 'thy ermined to make a comiderable aurnettation in the zombie of troops now serving in India. TUT RoytL hlogse Gt..tnrci.—At the annual 11114,12 of the popils in to I , ll9fllial SCIIOOIII of the Royal Guards (Blom) as indeor on Wednesday MO, their policies., in Costich median wee tested by mkt- Slow fr ice the lets Indian deepatches, when Colonel the lion. Cecil the commanding Oiierv. took the opportunity et periatirg out to the boys, tor their fume, example and en mange mint, the oireuenstance of one of the despatches they bad just real, Wing signed by an ofiker who bad received kb • eltraticr In the very school in which they were them assem bled TM author of that despatch wee, like damming. Ida la the Blues, hie fetlwr Loving • private soldier in the essimenv, sad be, Colonel Forester. wee proud to soy the ter's relent position was the jut reward of his own merit and good melded be wee promoted from the reeks ed the regiment. late which when gaits a youth be had en• Ildel, and so the stormier of Delhi was comeassding del: er d ese of the resulting miasma. Tut MILITtsT RIOTS Draum.-111 tom, quo*, of the diggraceal coallicts wkich had takes Owe balsa psalm d Ns massy sew in gem**, the 30 th *a br waded Moe le ie itoyal Henries, be * a t e :4 bed hina premed * itiehamed Barracks, to be ewe WIN lidltimolv era dspetam fee the amp s= w otasegl. la vIN them Isinellem. Rama the ei twe ertisilksal lea penman et Er swam • by Ea Nilee =Pia. Nos* shaft SIN lagliseat wee ke llarsetrs alba mgimat Irak peamion ee of them wadithe led ises e= . ll/ tie Nth. T d eem which piss led wee Yet Set Ow wee in haw boa earibrir Wahl Mew • parry %tie emsde= s idth Issherst led wag le As "Mbeellee bake seselyed thosly ialbsiiis Mr domist; Mho aenenne were leis le wee* se dlaeibmis essayed. Ws deretandilat • atareamelii be tali le try the soldiers of the =mg sigh.-de de bed Sim pest la the !iota.— • Tivawas- CURISTIVia FIST:VITEN Al COLCKUPti CAMP.— The anniversary of "wog Carliour was testily cele brated by both °Mose EDI willow at the I= 4;d The cased mess establidimealeime with =ft words ad lammilla b =mith lewd and urges to *en vial Weed the has =NW, bell. The kip sal leadeeme mai aides el No. J. Budder; prerdelie Offielhom Abilusehea maw. yr seented e mar salastel swims. The Delia 'alga waved sod s ew bledse the mama rem mailkeny deso lated whk edides Sipa •11 o d d at tad Cada= bees, silk a rich o d d display of hale sai pershisse etii M the seam. Theirs. wisely, mud "lama mob et essisabg the brim d dee ester mileated the palest as& Imes Mr. O. A. Peas Its lade sod Wretie.oast it sea. The = g ybe leaspei the aster were espied hem • beadssms . rest mem er f r o merstue for Garvin hot spied ale months. The merry Nem& der ==les. Ede, and banjo were heard la the beghtsg esermd does. the more coutemplative vete rans manlag - Ottwadvis la lie harmless games of bagatelle, dreepthie, et deism The msa thoroughly enjoyed them edne, sad As prod slt Mara the 'tightest datab ase". sammlems hlgeig aellehle le es largo • body of m k s. Miasma Ma* segglid Os men of their= with boll ef eh awl gabs II el* 7 . 1:1 as Is Nat boa, sad flea Ora loss sal amseas swat! ta maim Goyim sad the mew vales gleam Mode el Lacinon gave a zed be Ss Oblates hetteitlos— Rom Revell. 1 1 010r110 8101113111 CEITIVICATBI.-41e• practice of *sties thews 011101111110 his been of lets waled en to me es most is NM the wet rigibal anertirme make' es the put d the alma st ths NNW MINS le dateve sad paid Neellaiss Dl moms Naas _SI. Saar atlas of imitating elanstes end Allay as palmed spa ship captains, to the mat detriment of the senice, and to the Injury of the really excellent mad worthy tailors. The pastas who manufacture the certificates are for the most part boarding-house keepers--a due who, particularly la Liverpool, an often the went enemies the seller tau A de tective officer bas been recently placed at the Saline' Houle, to facilitate the exposure of this frandulant system. ISE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1857. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Tetsuy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STALE& 4 to I apt Clydesdale (t 9to 2) 7 to I Idestasere U () CHESTER CP 600 to 10 apt Good Frlday . (t) 60 to 1 Dalai:oars (t) 1,000 to Id Istaadapora (t) No NAHA.' es say other emit READING STEEPLE CHASES.-TVIESDAT. •••• TM. CALCOT PLATS (Hoodialp) of 40 an About two lanes sad • WI. M t. wysiss•s. Mts, b 7 Lentmata.lo4l•4l TtS..l.. Dosed 1 Mt. 44• • 1444 •444,1114 11lb • Mt. 1044 Loegtl, 4 r 4 ILA ED lw N. 11•14144'.114010. 5 744. 104 IJb 1414444.144. 4 The following alao ran. Keegan Rattler, Moloch (late Breali-o'dsy Boy), Goklhill, Kettleby, Vestige, Manilas, Scamp. Bettie, 4to 1 eget Longford, sto 1 apt Kamp, Oto 1 pt Goldtull, 7 to 1 apt 'Lana. Won by half a length; fifteen length' between the wooed and third; Baajo was fourth; Wands' walked in. The p nu iri:the exception of o,4dhill, who reload scca after lad inn sot pee severed with, tell at digerent rips sod is the line of moony. Toe 8Z0.1141111111 111:511. of 3 Kto?. with a silver cup, value 26 soles., added. Optima selling weights, &e. Three miles. (7 subs.) Me 11. Chltutock irmaand Pm, bog 114 (Me. Mat) I The (aborts( Mao tun:—Con, The Esciminas, Homi cide, and Merck. Betting 2 to I mat Homicide, 3to 1 sot Magic, 4to 1 apt any other. C 0.,, The Rickman, and Magic were out of the race before crossing the road the last time. Hoinields kll ma landing on to the COWS OTC: the road knee, sad Weal-end Pet contend in sloes, his rider throwing up him cap _ln triumph as be erased the post. TIM BtasertteOriel STEEPLICMAIM (Handleal, of 10 soya. each, h ft, sad 1 only if dettleavd, with $0 ed. The second to save Ids stake. About 3 miles. (16 sake, 7 of whom pay 2 son. seek.) Mr. Jobs . The Moos. o reemilea.Ml.lol4 lD f 0 . 1.... .) Mr. O. Swot" OM Dag Troy. sad. lama .. MredMl Me warn) Mad BM WM. 144 101, ( .11. Wm..) Mr W. ter•uie• .1111wmp. ITM Irt 120 . .ioa•ari 4 The following also ram:—Maid lilee; Teddadey, The Archer, The Dan, Tema, end Tipsily. Air:Tel-Bader wee deelMad not to start at 2.40 p.m. (letting. 4 to I eget Maid of the Glen, 6 to t &got tb• Minor. G to I each age Old Dog Tray and Tease, 7 to 1 not Black Bea, 8 to I each eget Teadeeley and Ilymely. Maid of the Glen fill st a grip Noce after crowing the roa d on =ti= r ee k. gt i. brh .Taa b r dl fe y ll at th that h e o th . i . i a d brook from soon alter wards destroyed. The Don came to grief soon afterwards, and Teddirley_ fell at a drop fence the tint time round. Hymaly and The Arch', fell at a grip the but time round, leaving only Old Dog Tray, The Minor, Althorp, and Block Bees ha the race. The Minor welted upon Old DofT e l d ny until landing over the last fence, when ho joined him, heade d him a short distance from home and won s fine race in by half • neck ; about Ws lengths between the second and third ; Altborp close up with Black Bag. Tun 1311.1.1 PM STLErLeCliAtil, of 3 nos. each, with 26 added. for 4-Tr-olds end %mania. Three milm. (12 nibs) Mr. W. 6 Moats tansy. a yet Mei, Mt 154.1 I Mr. Workmen'. Mr Marterettl. yet 1/04.1. 1148 Mb. 11..0em 1 Mr. I. Mart's Mmem.ared iarl • 11.1 letnnyotol 3 The following also ran —Haphazard, Moms, — 1 chernays, Lady Lincoln, Chekaertce, Wizard. Betting 6tn 4 opt Tchereays, 4to 1 agst Sunset, 6to 1 sent Mores. Ilion by three lengths; bad third. The others teem different ports of the rue, sod did not pass the poet. BETTING ON THE COURSE. EiAid): 4 to 1 mat Clydesdale (I to 1001.) WAGtft.—A bet of e aportin6 character wia decided on Woodsy, H. L Sr&ns, lleq., at the tkele Grey.. betting 2001. to 401. that he woaki rid* tour bones bow . f ide brionging to Ida over 12 bet of water, each hone to IA allowed two wilds. The place selected for the event to come off eras err C between the seventh owl eighth lock cen the Greed Canal, end was selected be Mr. .1. Canidy, d Janiedeutreet, who trained the Miller, • very p iembing frrer.yeer-old, with whom the gallant nude kb first nosy. After a pre liminary muter, and jumping three or four small ince*, he came a rattler at the brook, which be cleared in ane nt, style. The celledniel eleoglechne horse Beware did Dia emit equally well, villein the slighted mistake; not so Tallyho, who neasla the bank, pitching his ri4er clear T he W heed, but without gay turtle, mbhap weurring. The seat animal put in requisition wee a grey, Twig Tomer, who did hie work in benter-like style. Notwithstanding the failure Tallyho led preeerody bade, Ms plucky omen mounted him again, int in putting lineover a coupled' small knees bo twice pared hie rider led it appeared any odds against the feat being accomplished. The captain, homer, nothing dawned, cane at • and just clewed the water, the harms Isnag s r e e =lZ: h inted his rider a =erre .baking. Oa ripars ft Hs saris ha &dad tin lot was fairly woe. Vag few_ _vele prineat, me the venal was changed Ir. aakddradraletChnee to Clondalkin at the bet eromistr-Modive's Dina Nan Later. Tnd FANNON AND TEN LADY.,—A young clergy man, residing in this city, a deft oils ago paid a firing visit In London, sad I. Odred•elvaist met a young lady weepieg bitterly. Touched by bee diatom lie accosted bee, an ebv 101 l Lao that she badjamt come to town front Bir mingham •ith her father, the she had missed him in the stun'. unit tieing an utter stream was mierly at a loss where to gi or what to do. Or Mond memoriam led her to return at cues to Birmingham, sad put hsr into a cab to proceed to Euttoo,tio.tre-tt:ttkoa, stating that Le would have whom parliedber if Le had Oct twin obliged to return to Bristol . ly. Wore driving aff he asked the young lady 11 she had .iny money to pay her fare, and she replied in the negative. Our iciend then handed her a couple of Dove rekom sad hie card, and the cab droon off. Now we dire my that the reader anticipates the 'lilt., tuwt , and le prepared to jar la the laugh with whiih the friends of the clergymea r erwl lain as a victim of the arts of the whimperieg shis Bet "he who laughs lest laughs beet," says the rewash; sad this wee the reward of our frfsad. For after eadwring moth geadsastmedeliallenk, wok what is perhaps worse, mos sag pity, liar lb_ *wear at bawls wiled sad lagastdty, the gory at the Osiers awned Wald out to be true. A few days awe our Mend reoalved a letter from the lady'• father, an aged clergyman, gating Ord be had accidentally lent his daughter me the young lady de scribed, and thanking boo for "the most diaintereeted art el kindness he hot ever met with in the coons of a long life." Of course an order Ina emu k eed for the repayment of the loan, which bean the Mews of all interest, gratitude; and ma we not add palm regent I, —Bristol Mime. Advertiaement.}—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND r:L. 1.4" .117•141 S. stamina on. boom ',trysail, Ass I' trim , - Mr. lsotta Samosa...Wks' mat a *seal wearer (or tour ran has manias tacos , l?2 ". 4;. he th at all sem. witb• cat sftset Its 4 Imo Is MEOW taw. witellis, sod Wood oat to. eatable. Ho taws MA mow. to Holloway's Otominsat awl MIK ad, =V/ 1M1NN01M ...4.1. healt . lll . l . : rear •14.1.61 ma a bi g te r.... _ebbs. *leek+, the wand ; a 4 New rise sr Protistor 11. lower. sr Mama. ; SO, lessimileas CAMMIAMOMMON; A. fiddhaa I peas; aril R. Nikita& 71031 L 482 NIGHTM GAZETTE. BANKRUPT& Jom BARBn and YILLDZEICI Bwauvo, Tllloollllfr wart, libsokag-bus, general enwelania, to =nab* Jo& 14 at 1, end Feb. 18 st 19, at Beengban•arzent. Ban, Lawmen sad tir. ad.lewrrabatalens; at =di, Dell, Colersen-olnat- JOIILTWI HILLS and BOW? BILLS, Gramm& and Dareired, Waken, Jan. 19 at 14, and Fab. 9 at Ilg, at Benagbalketreei. 801., Phials, Chancery-1m; ail. sosi - 77 — Gratem, Colsoes;rtreer. WlLLise Cuu,swoo, Upper Seymour-straet, Elston- Nom, draper, Jan. 11 at 12, sod eb.l7 at 11, at !taming hell.etreet. Sol., Cox, PinniernalL City ; at NO., Nicholson, Dasinghall-street PATER M'LACHLI,N, Birchin-Lea, City, and St. Norge. terrace, Kilburn, taker, Jan. 11 at 1, end Feb. 16 at at lissinghall attest. Sol., Davila, Beeinghall-street : off. weir Pennell, Ottildhall-ebokera. Jou GREEN sad WILLIAM BAILOR, Newpte-olnet, City, .h t s:lLeT a r:e? ct re ' lr. ' gdawZoF. F eb. 17, " 12, at D V, y ' ; off. Nichelec , m, Basingball-ierast. WILLIAM WILIATED and lIIHRT Wnu.si2D, Molynsaux street and Shouldhara•street, Brookes-ammo, °Aimee rotes, Jan. 14 at 2, and Feb. 16 at 12,, at Bashagoll. street. Sole., lawrance and Co. Old Jorry-eleambso, City ; off. rig., Edwards, Baaingigl-ebiet. WILLIAM EXPIRY WATLINS, Porto, Hampitire fro two Jas. 12 at 3, and Feb. 9 at 1, at Basingtalotreet. SO., E. Low Chocerrlane, and A. law, Porto; oL asetg.Edwarhe d Bethoball- street. Isola WATTS, ISTWood, hotel keeper, Jon. 12 at 21, end Fob. 0 at 12 at Baeinghall.street. Selo, Wfildamm rod Stevan% Nieholarlane, City, and Worland, Groused ; at ..sig., Les, Aklermanbury. ARTHUR JACKSON, PIHOIDOTOIIeu i OI% merohant, Jo. 7 IA 12, sod Feb. 12 at 1, at Buing in -strest. Solo, law. name and Co., _Old Jewry-eh= City, and Doom sad Taylor, Peterborough ; off. wig., W hitmore, Baeleglall street. Toone Rowan°, Palterion, Derbythirs,oattls dealer, Jo. 9 sad Feb, 66, , at 10 at Leeds Conrtheld at Sheffield. Bola, COO CbasbeBeld. sad Stott and Sordakin, SOSO; of. am it, Born, Sheffield. ItOALIT BLOW sad Joule BLOW, Great Grizosbr4 lob IJarele shire, own _susses, Jo 20 and Feb. 17, at at Court Oki at Eleptan- • 41111 Sol, Valk Goat Grimsby ; off. wig. CarrtrJt, HO. 0101101 Ltveamous fittooono, lissehester, buwww, Jo. 12 at I, and Feb. 9 at 12, at Motherter ONO. Dustin and Dot, Woleerb= ii te iw d Owls end Co., Ideaoheeter ; off. Pott, Stirs TITLOW, Oldham, Lenoseldre, setae wide dear, Jon. 13 sad Feb. 3, at 12, at Ilwrolimeker Cork dol., Surto, Maachostorta.,":6 ..... lgolooloistor. Be en. Herou, ogles welter, Jan. 12 and Feb. 9, at 12, at Court. SoL, Wash* Aatiton.under-Lyne ; off. wig., truer, Mao • doter. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. J. Mtllward Stockbridge-terrace, Piratic*, grome—L Joseph, Great Ormond-street, Bloomsbury, watch finisher — F. C. Pitcher, St. John-street, Clerkensisil, butcher—C. F. Nagel, St. biartin'reourt, talke±r= Olouceeter-street, Ilaggeretorse, Wise boot maker —J. O'Brien, Bermondsey-street, Southwark /boy Hal ton, Heflin:kat, licensed victualler—D. Beriey, Sabi blot ton-street, Oromenor-simare, greengrocer —O. Ongell, High Pater-place, Lower Edmonton, hay dealer—J. Poodle bevy, Bleeding Hart-yard, Hettomgardes, cad dealer—R. Bowe, Holloway-terrace and Blononse-Once, Holloway-road, repenter—R. 0. Potts, Suillumpton4weet, Comb-garden -- J. W. Wangeon, Castle-street, lokalter-eq cigar draler—O. Sweetmao, Chapel-sertertand Peskeville, cabinet maker—W. Blotch, New Wonted, Ems; carpenter—R. Carbli,Csatlirstreet, Holborn. work- J. Wbite Hans-street, Stepby sho , pkeeper —W. S. Hayward, Evans =tt-gerden—W. Wear, St. Janits'a-Ome and Primes road, Bermondsey, saddler—D. Brows, Assn -etreet, Cern bsrmM, retailer of ale and beer—H. S. Babe, St. Chores reed, Bora- work, coffeehouse keeper—P. Titiord, Orem thsendraper —E. Loder, Ca=r icli terwiewo Hyde' part, late • director of the Timber P Company—R. Humphrey, Church-street, Soho, builder— . C. Palmer, Quareee-terrace, Brompton, hatter—F. P. R. Warwick, Chapet-street, S.men-town, hosier —A. T. Hag's, St. Olerries-roed, I slington, cab proprietor—D. Asia, *est, Islington, traveller to • wholesale stationer. DiteLLRA TIONS OF DIVIDENDS. HARI% Meat Queen-street, builder-2ad dividend of la. IL. Dec. 23, end throe subsequent Wednes days, at Leers, Alitmenbury. oaten Wtnecnrs Holum Bridge, manshetarer-2nd dividend of is, Gni day, at Young's, dealer-1M dividend Leeds. 11. 0. DIAL MONT, aderAeld, flour et did., any day, at Young'e, Leeds. T. W. Hicsn LsoN, tialterhebble, oil merchant-1K dividend of Md., my day, at Young's Leeds. H. WRITINS and Co.. Appleby Bridge, dyers-Ist dividend cd 10s., any day, at Young's, Leeds. 111 , RFIN Litrhureb, Derbyshire, Innkeeper-Ist dividendd6l., D ec. 28, sad three subsequent Mondays, st Harries, Nottingham. Joss OVUM :4 Mormon, Long Button, Lineobrahire, corn neershret—lat dividend of is 6d., Dec. 28, end my tub squint Monday, at Harris's, Nottingham. DIVIDENDS. i.e. 20. D. Morris, Wishnick, Caathidgeshnn mar ha. 20. T W. Gilbert, Railway-pO. Feembizolk-strest, and Vkarls-wharf, Limehouse sail masker-am 22. r. Brscier, Old Jewry, City, tailOr-Jan. 19. C. Malay sad 1. Y. Meakry, Catarino-atreet, Strand, news agests-Js. 22. W. J. Sean sad J. Seam Ivy-lane, Paterstoster-ear, =Jan. 22. Catherine Dime, Lymingtos, lisemelake_ _, an. 22. R. Feast, Fierbory- pave inset, and Litle Moorikials, Cit , oil and Italian warenoneasan-Jan. M. T. Hart, a-street, Matthias, hat iseaufacturm- Jan. TJ. F. Lewis, Sturey-place, Kennington-park, tansy, an. 22. P. Lawrence, Eatcheep, City, fait = ll. , %r i d Windsor-place, Old Kent-road, grocer-Jen.ll. J. Pessock, Manchester, march manufacturer-Jan. 13. J. R. Robinson, MacarGad, honer-Jae. 23. W. Tyler asd J. Tyler, King's Bromley, Staffordabire, miller - W. J. Riff., Birmingham. commindon agent-Jan. 18. 11. Roger., Omadtry, Shropshire, draper - Jen. 21. T. Bell. Jamie, Durham, alka li maainfacturer-Jan. 21 J. Cvoithwaite, Liverpool, merchant. CIRTIPICATEB to be granted, %Enka some be alum to the contrary, en the day of meeting. Jan. 22. A. 8. Frans and 0. Austen, Chia:aide, My, warehourown-Jan. 22. W. Bennett, Oreot Newport-stoat, Newport-market, grocer-Jae. 22. J. Willoiott and J. Hartley, Eseex-street, 1( ingsland-road, and Batteries, Burry, mawyera-Jan. 22. P. Kenya, Tam King. coma, Louer& street, commiasion agent-Jen. 23. T. B. Duilell, Hgh street, Poplar, founder-Jan. 19. T. D'Oyley Pan, _Lam eamateith, Iliddbax, chemist-Feb. 3. 0. Vincent, Maley, = . 4 beer-houes keeper-he. 20. A. Marsden and W. High-alma, Islington, shawl warehoosenen- Jae. 22. J. Ellison, Brad-stoat, Chassid*, and Harley =Cavendish- Naar, warehousernea-ha.2o. H.Roierte, ear Holyhead, Anglesey, we dealer -Ju. V. T. R. Hyde, Chester, clothier-Jan. 22. J. Walker, Liver pool, and Rochdale, Lac-sada tobaseeekit-Jaa. 21.Johe Mackay, Liverpool, timber mew baat--ha. 21. Jan Mackay, Liverpool, timber merchant -Jae. 18. J. Lea, Wolverasep ton, engine manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Start and T. Start, Patonlen, Hugenre, comb wheelwrights—E. J. Hughes and H. Fktelesr, Chimney lane, City, patent agents—C. F. Barton and C. B. "...'syley, High Holborn, railway advert:king board makers—Mary Charlton and Mary Ann Hind, Durham, millings—W. Striogir Lad W. A. Everest, New Romney, Kent, attorneroat-law —O. Greenwood, H. Mussy, and J. Simpson, Burnley, Lancashire cotton manriacturers --J. S. Young, J. Littlewoc:d, and T. B. Wilma, Foahillsbank, mar Accringhin, Lancashire, and Manchester, calico printers, so far or regards J. 8. Young O. Hughes and S. A. Hughes Law., Staffordshire, ironmongme— Anne Hill, Martha Blarney, rod It. Blockhry, Market Dray ton, Shrocehire, innkeepera—J. Aspen and T. Cook, Ward* Lancashire, power loom cloth matinseMings—lt Johnson, W. Johnson, T. Limey, and IL J. Lawton, Bradford, Lao =Mire, anlmaaters, so far se regards It. J. Lawton—lL Whits end J. Crouch, blanket-street, Holden-square, Inas nufaoturers of fancy work I. all metals—l. Batter. and J. Crockett, Roberta-tarrace—J. Mailman and J. Murdoch, Liverpool. merchants—R. Maxwell, T. Richardson, A. Max well, and T. Maxwell, Liverpool, !nerd:taros, so far as Togas* A. Maxwell—R. Smith and W. P. Knowles. Rotterdam, Holland, merchants—O. Item, T. IL Hutton, W. Brougham (W. H. Sumner sad W. H. Parrott. eaccutors of Sir T. Taylor, Bert. of Hall be ), J. F. Miller, and N. W. Sim work ing minis In Ireland. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. _ - 1101;0M. HAMOIiOII, Linarkshiro, grocer, Jan. 2. at the Hamilton Arms Hotel, Hemline. PATMICIE ALBXAMDIS JAMIT OMANT, Xertowthrd, Isee anreht tacksman, Jut 9, at the Caledonian Hotel, In mess. JAMES NIMLANDS. Alexandria, and Feuer in Renton, Dembertondairs, drape, Jan. 2, at the Elaplunt Hotel, Dataterton. JOAN BLACKS/MOOT, Geiger and Danoon, boot maker, Dee. 29, at the Faculty or Precentors' Hall, fillaager. CHARLIS RAMSAY sad ALIT/041AZ SMART. Arbroath, manniecturars, lee. 7, et the White Hart HotthArbroath. Dante BTEwefT 0 roost, las. 4, it the Faculty d o Precuraters' Denny. Jean LIDDILL, Mammy, oxanthska mat, Jan. 5, at the Globe Hotel, Othsew. Joan Conwei sad ALLOT WALLACI TAYLOR. OlooPy, sewed media manufacturers, last. 4, at the Faculty of Fro. centers' Hall, Glasgow. Jonas Flues, Merged, lovernaseshirs, shipowner, lan. 6, at the Caledonian Hotel, Inverness. lease IthasTr, Pollockebielde, Reerswilaire, contrector, het. 6, at the thee and Thistle Hotel, Paisley. TNOMAS Reimer, Glasgow, tea merchant, Jan. 6, at the Faculty Hall, Oleegow. JAM= 000 DALL, Rt,baldy, confectioner, JIM. 6, at WOW. Itma's Ina, X tem 9PLitere i tt%aekburzt, Linlithroweldts, merchant, Jan. 6, at the the and Garter Hotel, Lehtbstow. CRYSTAL PALACI. ONZ SHILL/NO DAT. TVINDAT, Duo. 29. Adllliniool CO parent, 9,099 Ow. by awn deb% 1,164; told vilkas, 10,261. rim POLICE COURT& IFANBION-HOUBIL Edward Bedford Fire, a paper maker, living at 61, Church - stew, Blioreditch, was brought before the Lord Moyer, ceorged with having ilkgally pawned • clock of the rear of 31. 10s., which had been stolen from the warehouse of Mown Ingleden and Company, upholsterers in Bishops gab-street Without. Ingle:den, one of the prosecutors, said—On Thum day afternoon last a clock, which had boon deposited with us for cab, was stolen from our warehouse. I gave information to the police at the Bishopegate station, and this morning the dock was shown to me. The prisoner is • strangom to me. O. Ballinger, assistant to Mr. Arnold, pawnbroker, 188, High-strest, Shoreditch, produced the clock, which was Mandated by the prosecutor. The educes said the clock was Porrby the prisoner for 11., in the name of John Payne , 26,h init. G. Watkins, police•constable 660, said—l have bum en gaged In tracing the clock, and amongst other pawakeekare shops I have visited, I this morning called at AA d Mr. Arnold, who showed it to me, and told me that • soon alas name of Pim had pawned it. I meted him wham Plan Ilved, and he replied in Church-street, Shoreditch, and that leo wee • regular customer of his. I found the primate' at Ma own boom, and asked him if he hid pledged the clock. Ile re plied that he had not, but that his brother had. He added that hie brother had bean at Manchester fur the lard three weeks. I told him I should ta him into custody for having pawned the clock, up on which he observed that he het bought It of • man for 21., but had only paid him 22.6.6 d. an somant. He told me that he had known the man of whom he bought it to have been • thief all his life. Prisoner—l bought the clock because I wanted It for our ° The til lord Mayor—Tben why did you pawn it immediately aiiir PrloTer— a = my father was out, and I was rather sheet of mow. He ism nothing about my having par doned it. I agreed to give the man 21 for the dock. I beaded him a sovereign and half-a-crown at the time, and he bream to cell to-n igh t fur the remainder of the money. The Lad Mayor—Them you will be remanded till to morrow, end the officer will do his beet to apprehend him. Primmor—Will your lordship take bail ? The Lord Mayor—No, I cannot do that. The nrieener was than remanded. The Lord Mayor Luested that the press would miaow , ledge the receipt of 201 from Marrs. William James and Hwy Thompson, and from "W. W.," per Mears. Paled and Company, far the poor-boo. GIIILD!ILLI!. William Jones remanded, charged with haying portio ns of a silver s muff-bo n • poseon, supposed to have n stolen, ma again brought up. Poliorcamtable 162 stated that ho met the prisoner in Bethke'', an Tuerday, the 22nd, and stuipecti?g him, he Wed Um what he had got. Prisoner leplied, Only • bit , deliver he had found in the City." On examining It, the polka= found it was a silver mud-box that had been beet and broken up. The prisoner gave the name Jones, bet re- Lod to give his addreed The policeman had sines mow- Mined that the prisoner had given a false name. Yr. John Probed, surgeon, 6, New Cavendish-street, de posed that on Saturday morning, the 19th, between 6 end 7 o'clock, ho went from him house to Devonshire-pleoa, New reed, in a hired cab to visit a patient. Afterwards he found QM he had left his silver snuff-boo In the cab. The broken plows ;induced were parts of It. The inscription on the Wide of the lid and the crest on the outside had been erased. , Alderman Gabriel (to prisoner)—What have you now to lay to the charge Ft the —I found it in the City, about eight o'clock in the moniing of the day I wee taken into custody. Alderman Gabriel—Do you still refuse to give your real name and address? Prisoner—l don't like to give it, became it might do me much harm. I know I did wrong in keeping the Elver after I found it. A friend of the prisoner's cams forward and stated that his oral name was William Nevitt, end that he resided in one of the streets leading out of Inrroy-equare. Alderman Gabriel remanded the prisoner for another week, to enable the police to make further inquiries about him. HOW•BTREBT. Mr. liana! Potts, late an officer in the army, who was het week charged with stealing a 2001. bill, the property of Mr. Richard Augustus Bingham Jennings, a gentlemen re ddlng at 7, PHl:wee-read, Pimlico, and was th at rememied en his own recognieantes, ate/fled, in disoblige thereof, twin Mr. Jardine. Mr. Lewis appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Dory Hutchinson fur the defence. The evidence of Mr. Jennings having been read over, he m oroes-exambeact by Mr. B. liatchineen. He positively swore that be had not received any money on account of the All, with the exception of 11.4. The 11. was given him by lefendant at a night hoses In the Haymarket. Had re rived one half of a 201. note from defendant. Kr. Hutchinson—Yon said nothing about that at the lest anTnin;ticmP Complainant—No, I was not asked about a half note. I said I had not reosived a 201. note, and I say so still. The moos was thirteen or tourteen years old; and when I showed it to the hotel-keeper, he told um it was the lest resort of a swindler. Mr. Hutchinson—Did you not ask him to advance you money on the half note, and did ho not say that your attempt to get money in that way was the last resort of a swindler P Complaisant—No ; he did not say that. I ultimately re turned the half note to defendant. Mr. Hutchinson—What are you ? Complainant—l was an officer in the sth Infantry Militia. Mr. Hutelisson—Wee you not discharged for telling Ems P Complainant—No • I was not. I was discharged for writing a letter to the Marquis of Salisbury. Mr. Hutrbinson—Did you not charge your commanding officer with having sold commissions ? Complainant objected to answer the question, observing that it had nothing to do with the case. Mr. Hutchinson said it had to do with complainant's credit. Mr. Jardine said the witness was not bound to criminate himself. ?dr. Hutchinson—Then you object to say whether you were discharged for making a false accusation against your commanding °Seer P Complainant-1 decline to answer that. In answer to further questions from Mr. Hutchinson, Complainant stated that he was in Dublin gaol in 1854, but was discharged by the court. lie paid no dividend at that time. He could not swear what his debts were, but they were not 6,0001., nor 1,0001. Could not say how often be had been in prison. Was last in the Queen's Bench last year—(hesitating) this year. Mr. Hutchinoon—liave yen been in so often that you cannot recollect when was the hat time? (A laugh.) Complainant, in answer to further questions, said he had only been in Whitten:es-street once. That was this year. Had been at Uxbridge, and stayed at the Whitehorse Hotel. Whether he paid his bill there had nothing to do with the case. lintehineon—Oh yeejt hes. Yon are an Aker, sad we want to ace whether you are also • gentleman. Complainant believed there was a balance due. Had paid him bill at the Royal Albert. Could not say whether be owed anything at the Taviatock. If he did it was probably put in the schedule. Tho bill for which these proceedings were in stituted was given to him. He did not steal it. Did not receive it from Mr. Banks personally, but through a Mr. Ducey. He did not think Mr. Dareey called himself Capt. Darcey. Could not my whether he agreed to give Mr. Ducey 601. out of it. Thought there was something of that son talked about. Did not give hint the money because he never got it himself. If ie name was not on the bill when he received it, but he wrote it on Women. Ile had authority from Mr. Banks, who gave him the bill for his (witness's) Mr. 11atclin.a—Why f Complainant—Because he considered himself indebted to tee Mr. Lewis, in re-examination, put questions with a view to retort upon the defendant the charge. implied in the cream examination. but was .topped by Mr. Jardine ' who observed that the reran why such creations wereallowed to be put as regarded the witness was that they affected his credit, but as the defendant was not • witness, his credit was not at issue. Mr. Reginald Chancey repeated the evidence he bad given en the former occasion. He won a lieutenant in the East India Company's KTV ie.. lie had nut a retiring pension, but an invalid maim. Ile was perfectly sure that the note paid to Mr. Jennings by defendant was a whole note. If it had been divided that must have been after it cams into cone rant'. n. Mr. Lewis applied for a farther remand in order to bring forward Mr. Demi, who would produce the bill, and show that defendant had discounted the bill. Mr. Hutchinson submitted that there wee no case for a remind. Mr. Jardine thought if Mr. Lewis could prove all that he proceed, there would be no cam for the feS•401111. Mr. Lewis submitted that it cameo under the Act pared last erasion. Defendant had received the bill .4 converted B to his own use. Mr, Ilutchinson—We admit having ?weird the bill, but we say it was not a good bill, and wu not worth more than we gave you for it. hiss. Jardine thought the provisions of the Act of last ses sion could not apply, and as he raw no reasonable proba bility of a case being established, he could nut again remand the lefendant. &Ma conversation then arose as to a charge referred to at the last hearing by the solicitor to Mr. Courteney, grandson of the Earl of Devon. Mr. Hutchinrin said that the bills referred to in that case wee egiven to Mr. Potts to get discounted, for which he was to receive 701. commission. lie found a gentleman who was wiling to advance the amount required-6001. • but it then cep eared that Mr. Courtenay no longer requir ed the &mom module.% having obtained it in some other quarter. But as Me. Potts had been at all the trouble, and had performed his part of the agreement, be demanded to be paid his commis sien before giving up the bills. Mr. Judiee suggested that the bills might be sealed and depoeited with him, but as Mr. Potts declined to assent, his worship observed that he had no power to compel him. Mr. Lewis hoped his worship would remand defendant till after the 12th, when he (de fen dant) would be examined at the Insolvent Court. Mr. Jardine—l don't think I have any right to keep this op for your client to feel his way towards making it a crimi nal charge. Defendant mast be discharged. Mr. Hutchinson—l shall now apply for a summons for perivry aping Mr. Jailing% as lam period with thins to prove that • 201. note Wm given to him by Kr. Potts. Mr. Jardine—Yon mist ley the taforreatim in the tumid way. ma puttee then left the eourt., Thomas Beaks, aged 43, was charged with feloniously assaulting and wounding Cornelius O'Shea. Prosecutor's face was frightfully disfigured; hie nose had been completely shut up, while a quantity of strapping resealed two other wounds in the face. lie rated that he lived at No. 9, St. Anne's-lane, Westminster, in the same house se the prisoner, and that upon his ream home from hiawork, at 1 - 0 o'clock on the previous night, the accused and his son followed him up to his room, and having locked the door bade, mid "Now we have got you." He was then wounded with some sharp instrument, knocked down and rendered insensible. Mary C. Sheen, the daughter of prosecutor, a girl about 16 yeses of age, said she followed behind her father up stairs, when prisoner's eon ran out and used some threat, from which, apprehending great danger, she put her hand in his, and kraming him entrutted him not to hurt her father. She thought she had appeased his anger but in a minute after ward. he CMro up stairs with a salvor, such as is used to lift mortar with, and brandished it about. lie was accompanied by his baler, who, when they got into her father's room, had • large white handled knife in his hand, with which he stabbed her father and ran the knife right through his nose. At the moment they made the attack bfather sad eon said, " We have got you now." Mr. Paynter said the charge was one of a more serious character than he had had before hint for some time, and the police moat ma te moat dilifmt search for the knife. The worthy magistrate inquired whether the canoe of the attack had been ascertained ? The police replied that all they could learn as a reason for it was that the primmer had complained of the prosecutor making a great noise going up and down stairs, which ap peared to annoy him very much. Mr. Paynter thought it a strange reason for inch a des perate attack, and could not help thinking that there must have been some other cause. lie suggested that it would be as well if the police made some inquiries into the matter. Prisoner wee remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. James Maekinder, a coachmen, In the service of Thorned Albert Gladames, Esq., of Clunnersbury, Middleesx, was charged with rnd the sum of 1301. in bank-notes, the prrnerty of his menet. The prosecutor deposed that the prisoner had been in him service for about seven week.. On Wedamday, _the 23ed int., understanding that a Mr. Pickling, • hensedealer, bed a pair of horses to dispose of at Aldridge's, In St. Martin's lane, which would just suit him, he gam the prisoner the sum of 1301, in bank notes, with direction' to ?proceed there and endeavour to purchme them at that price. This was about twelve o'clock at moo, sad in the course of manta the prieoner ought to lave been home during the afternoon. The prisoner, however, never returned, but absconded with the money, and prosecutor sow no more of him till he wee in custody. In reply to Mr. Heiden, tor' t ‘ lt , e et z/cn mid he received • vsly good &erecter with the from his ooschtnaker, to whom he (prisoner) was known. Police-constable 300 A said, from information he had received be went last night to lenghain's public-houae, in Castle-street, Leicester-square, and on entering the parlour saw prisoner there. He accosted him by name, and requested him to come out, se he wanted to meat with him. The O mar said his name wee not Mackinder. Witness told him it was no use denying his name, and that he must orneelder himself in custody for stealing 1301. belonging to his master. The prisoner, who was in liquor, laughed and said be only at=it with some money hie master had given hi p horses with. Witness subsequently searched .1:zo, end found 301, in notes and 191. 10e. In gold upon him. John Pickling, bores-dealer, Norfolk-yard, Bayswater, proved that on th e 23rd instan t he had • pair of horses far sale at Aldridge's, 81. Martin's-lane. He sew the prisoner there, who told him be was authorised to purchase them by his muter for 1301. The home were, however, bought in bet at a subsequent period of the day the pris o n er offered him 1351. for them, which he agreed to take. The prisoner said he had got the money to pay for them, and should meet him in about half an hour, and ve him the amount. The prisoner mem returned, and b e law no more of him till that morning. The primmer, in defence, mid he got very drunk, end lost nearly all the money.—Committed for trial. - HAMMERSMITH. Francis Adair, aged 17, the son of Major Adair, of Royal crescent, Notting-hill, was placed in the dock, before Mr. Ingham, charW. with wilfully breaking a coal-cellar iron flap, belonging to Mr. Henry Boyle:, a gentleman melding at No. 14, Royal-crescent. From the evidenoe of the complainant end hie witnesses it appeared that between 10 and 11 o'clock on Monday night Mr. Boyle? heard a notes in front of his house, and upon looking through his bedroom window he saw several young gentlemen standing near to the opening in the pavement leading to the coal-cellar, and the iron covering Cu off. He could not distinguish who they were, but upon going outside he recognised some of them as being the eons of neighbours. The iron covering was broken end lying in the road. Ha accused one of the young gentlemen of the damage, when the prisoner stepped up and admitted that he had done it. The prisoner was then given into custody, and the complainant, at the elation, offered to relinquish the charge if he w apologM, but he refused, and denied that he had taken the plate from off the opening. Mr. Martin, for the defence, declared that there had been a misundi refueling in the worde uttered by the pt better. He admitted that he had picked it up, and had thrown it into the road. He denied having said he bad done it. Mr. Ingham mid the case came within the meaning of the Police Act, for it was an offence to leave open any vault or cellar, es well am not having it properly secured. Ile (Mr. Ingham) had no reasonable doubt that the priaoriez had pulled up the iron covering finding it was not properly se cured, and bad thrown it into the road. He gave the pri. meter the credit for admitting the fact in the tint instance, and if he bad followed up that gentlemanly conduct by apologieing and promising to repair the damage, nothing more would have taken plant. He fined him twenty shinier, and ho wished all the householders in th a t nei g hbourhood to understand that Mr. Biller was also liable for his ser vants not having securely fastened the plate. The money was paid. BATA I, BOILER EXPLOIIIOI4 Yesterday (Tuesday) morning the boiler connected with liarehills*.lane Colliery, York-rued, Leeds, the property of Moors. ()amide Brothers, exploded at a quarter past seven, , and reeulted in the death of Mr. Joseph Garside, and in the serious injury of the engineman (George Heigh), and • boy names Charles Ceeno. The boiler war an old cylindrical one, about 26 feet long by 2 feet 10 inches, the metal apparently of very inferior quality. It wee tired from beneath, and was supplied with wars through a suction pipe from a mud well on the left hand side, when the engine was in motion. 1, was only fitted with the ordinary safety valve and float. On Monday a leak was discovered in the boiler, and the works were stopped to allow of the accessary repairs being made, work bong resumed yesterday morning at the usual hour. Nothing occurred to excite the attention of the engine-man until about a quarter peat seven, when the boiler exploded with a loud report, the greater part of the upper portion being throws into an atijoinins: field, whilst the bed was shattered to atoms, some of the bricks being projected • distance of 100 yards. Assistance hoeing been oUatned, the body of Mr. Joseph °melde was found on the right of the boiler, in a frightfully shattered condition, and it la supposed that lie had just arrived on the spot to in quire as to how the boiler was working, when he wee attack by the part blown off and the debris, and killed instantly. the engineman wee found near the mouth of the lire-box, very much bruised and scalded, and the boy Crannws• found in the mud well, also severely scalded, and only just alive. The body of Mr. Gareide was in the first Instance removed is the White Horse, and thence to hie own residence at Btu minions, Haigh and Crane being conveyed to the infirmary, where they now be in a very precarious state. The boiler was about 12-horse power, and the cause of the expineion is nun to to have been a scarcity of wister.--ftecond Edition of . .118 Mercury. MARKB2S. COTTON.—Lmiaruote Dac. 29.—The wales of cotton to-day are mtirnatad at 7.000 bales, of which 600 have been taken for export and 1,600 en speculation. The miles Include 100 Bahia, at Sid. • 200 Egyptian, lit 70. to 9d. ; 1,200 Sant, at 30. to 4id. ; amt 260 Sea Islands, at 9 1 d. to 12. d. The sales since Thursday reach 26,000 bales, and the imports are to the same extent. The market closes with a hardening leniency. Compared with Fridays ' rates, prices of American, Surat, and Msceio are id , per lb. dearer. Other kieds unchanged. corrox 000DS.—MAacii Dr.c. 29.—The steadier Luling described in our het market notice still pre vails, and we have hid rather more business in the aggre gate, especially in yarns. The higher prior asked by spinner% amounting in some instances to id. per lb., have checked !mantra, or perhaps a more considerable trade would have been effected in yarns. For some count, and qualities of cop yarn, for tie home trade, per lb. advance has been ob. Wised, but this has been by no means general, though many offers have been declined where it was not conceded. The business has been of a general character, embracing descrip tions of yarn suitable to the home trade and to the markets of India, of the Mediterranean, and of Oermany. In the cloth market manufacturers have been refusing the prices of last week, very generslly, whilst unable to sell at an advance. Borne orders to a convidarable smount in the aggregate, for Bleilellates and 40-inch shirting*, for India, were placed towa l the end of last week, st an advance that could not be repeated today. The market is undoubtedly in a better state than at any time during many past weeks, and prices MO steadying. A large business could have been dose at the rats of this day week, but though agents advised the acceptance of these terms, sellers, looking at the advance in cotton, were generally firm in refusing them. The firmer feeling Li attributable to an easier money market, higher cotton, and the batter news from India. There is s gettersl impression that things are mending, and must mend, but that the improvement, for some weeks to come, will be slew and gradual. MANUFACTURES. HUDDERSFIELD, Dsc, 29. Although there hes been int little Wainer doing to-day, there has certainly been more looking, and tha market pair rally seems to weer • mom business-like g omo small worts of goods leave changed de at alumna aerating prices, but that a better feolmg is bilinning prevail is quite evident. WOOL.-11CDDMISMILD, DEC. 29.—The market, me. daily in the Cloth Hall. &playa more animation: buhee. to of course chiefly confined to the home trade, but the offera are genendt freer, and there la greater encouraren,cat to operate. wool maintain' a steady aspect, but E...les are not CORN.-Lrvnaroo DE c. 29.-At this day's market there was a good attendance of the town and country trade, and some buyers from the interior. Wheat met with a good oonsumptive demand, and a fair amount of business wee done at the full prices of this day week, fins gwlitiee rfif white and red being moat sought after, and far titre. rather more money, in some e.ases, was paid. Flour was neg. tented, and in the few sales made buyers bad the advantage. Oats were in moderate request at late rates, but alma' sold slowly, and barely maintained its value. Barley and peas remained as last quoted, but Egyptian beans, being more plentiful, must be called 6.1. per quarter lower. Indian COrn was also in rather better supply, and to make prop. with sales, 6d. to Is. per quarter less money had to be tam We quote American white wheat 7s. 3d. to 81. ; red. 6s. 3d, to 7.. 6d. per 7011 e. American flour, from 245. for Western Canal, to 275. 6d. per barrel for fine extra Ohio ; ycffow std mixed Indian corn, 335. 6d. to 30. per quarter; white, 375. 6d. to 38e. 6d. per quarter. Laing DEC. 29.-We have limited suppliee of grain. Bast qua lities of new wheat are in fair demand, and realise folly rates of Thursday Let; other sorts find a more ready sate then has recently been experienced. Barley with. out alteration ; the some may be stated of other article. Average prioa of r s: Wheat, 3,217 qrs, 60e. lid.; barley, 1,653 qrs., 355. 7 . ; oats, 96 qrs., 245. 54 .; teams, 195 qrs., 40s. 9)(1. ; pees, qr., 425. Gd. Arrivals this week Wheat, 2,864 qrs.; barley, 770 qrs.; peas, 110 qrs.; rapeseed, 2,489 qrs. LYNN, Dec. 29.-The weather bontinnes mild and open to, the lesson. To-dare market the supply of wheat was not so large as teat Time&y. The trade ruled. very firm at last week's currency. Barley in moderate supply ; goad malting qualities are getting into little compass, and such must be noted /e. per qr. higher common qualities the tuns in favour of sellers. Beans firm. Wheat, white, 611bs. to 631te., 62a. to ; ditto red, 60th.. to =be., 49.. to 62e.; ditto, ditto, new, 6`L.. to 6411 e., 610. to 64e. ; ditto, ditto, new, 6011 m. to 6llbs. 441.. to 48s. Barley, Chevalier new, 621.. to 6410 e., 40s. to 48e.; ditto, common, 611 be. to 62.11 m., 34e. to 38a. Beans, old, 661 1 5. to GGglte., 48a. to 62e.; ditto, new, 641 6 5.) to 661 be , 42a. to 46e.arer qr. to the growers. NIWCMITLI, Dec. 29.-The weather still continues Open, but there MOM now an appearance of frost. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having wverryylittle offering from the coast or abroad ex ship, graoarlea samples in consequence corn. mended more attention, and a good business resulted, extra foreign red realising an advance of le. per qr. ; Beattie and other sorts of a like quality remaining unchanged. Foe the beet Poineraniail reds 62e. was procured, weighingnatarelly 631 be. 'per bushel, whams extra Hamburg rune were sake. ble et 50e. to Ms. per qr ; Stettin and Dant& high mixed making at the same time Ha to 565., weighed 631bs. Flour is in a moet unsettled state, occasioned by a misunderstand. leg between two of our principal millers ; the sepect of the trade, however, will soon oblige them to settle their diffe. renew; meanwhile factors look on refusing to follow in their wake. Malting barley was held with more tentless, and fine qualities look like improving. In other articles no change. SALlenritT, Dec. 29.-At this morning's market the supply of grain was limited, and the attendance was net large. Moro money, at the commencement, was asked, but buyers would not submit, and at length • good business was dune at the firm rates of last week. Little doing in Boar, and priors nominal. There was a moderately good denied for malting barley, which sold at from Is. to 2a. per qr. higher. The malt trade steady, without material alteration of prior. In other kinds of grain not much business doing, and prices stationary. Wheat, 50s. to 62a. Barley, 31s. to 39.. taste, 24a. to 28e. Beans, 395. to 50s. P 41s. to 46e. Re, 395. to 43a. Tares, to 36e. per qr ea+, t Flour, 345. to 40 y a. per sack. Malt, Bs. 6d. to g s per busha.. CATTLE.—Saussuav, DEC. 29.—Our market today occurring so goon after the Chrietroae great market, the rigly ens eery small and mostly of an inferior descriptice, the attendance of butchers and dealers wee likawias limited. The trade in beef was of a nominal character, end a clearance was not effected. Similar prices to that of lut market were salted, bat, on the whole, the little business done was at a reduction of 6d. per score. There was bat a handful of sheep panned, which were sold at late rates. There woe about the usual supply of pigs, but little Unbar done, at former prime. Beet ox beef, 12e. per score; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to Ils. ; boot Down mutton, 8d• rr lb.; other breeds, 7d. to 70. ;real, 7d.to Ted. ; fresh port, Gd. to 7d. ; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd. per lb., and Be. 6d. to 91. pm score; bacon pigs, large, Bs. 6d. to Ba. 9d. per sore; green bacon, Bd. to - 9d. per lb.; dry ditto, ltd.: tweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, 16e. to 23e. each; suck• ling calved, 20a. to 30s each. TRAFFIC RETURNS • IMLI , ATS. Ml3os rar lbr- Tate. 144441. epm. emus. eamdlo. MT. MI. 8 A ilisol r insa4 o .. lloFesors ". L SS tea 7.711 13.14 9.1 t WWI ••411ze Dec 10. Paoli and )1114matin lOO 1.119 821 Week masa Dee. 11. 01441 Roam et Om& Buffalo sad Lila Ham - C. 34 TAI 5,462 CON :: li 'fft I 2 14 5 d 11 Week codex Doc. SO. North OtaffordAiro IR. t CJ.. Week ending D. W. Wee... sa.l MaINIS Wlrek Mak( DM 27. AO.. Lanraw Iftdiet UN Wald, Pans SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELI3 SPOKBN WITH. Apes Lade (Amain. alp), from London for Meilaurna OILS, ISL 31 8.. lon, 6 Z. Arno, De. IiCI, tram Now Orleria tor Liverpool. Dm. 6. Omen Cooper, from John's to Volporsioo, 20 ago otd, Nev. N. Pit. 11.34 N., ka. 11.20 W. Formate, Irmo Liverpool for Rio Grar.de, Nov. 19, on deo Cra Is tr. Far f.om Loudon for Oregon of Goad lino, 13 day; N 0.1 7. Ar 711.. lon. an.st W. Qum. of Mr Meet. from Monts Video for 'darned 41 dArs, sU pd. Nov. 17, at. 1130 N.. ica 111.10 W. Worminater (*hip), for Conierborp tN Z.), Nov. 9, lot. I N., la. 70 W. A CAPTAIN CHARGED WITTE DESERTING ND CRAAT.—YrdeAday Captain B rown Candlish was brought before the Liverpool magistrates on the charge of deserting two of hip crew on the Isle of Ascension. It appeared the' the ship (the Northern Brute) put into the bland for slots, when the captain and four seamen went ashore. Two of de men, named Latham and Mork, left the captain on the ptiP ' tepee of getting some tobacco, and when they returned they found that the captain and the other two men had left the Wand, and had nearly reached the verael, which at the lime wee under weigh. In anew( r to the charge the captain leg he wee under the impression that the men had deserted the ship an , dhe accounted for leaving the Wend without the usual certificate of the consul. by saying that the gentles's wee from home when the yee el sailed. A fine of 61. as imposed in both eases. There have just been placed, says a Parisjourall, in the metallurgical dopartment of the Conserno Mee des Aro et Metiers, three pieces of iron, specimens of those used!" the construction of the hull of the Leviathan; they are skeet iron, abint g inch t ern.ss They were tent to the Conservatoire by M Boott Russell and Co, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA! BIRTHS. AnisT.—sce. ss. . 0 J•firtopoquare, the *Uo of Mr. E. 2. IAM of • DV NUTT 111.—Doo. M. at Mrs Loudon Or Lan Anton, Claptoo, ON of tb• Itor. IL Seattle, M.A., of a roe. CLARKSOB.—DrA V. at 01 vaster unmet, Ilydepark, oB T. 8. Clarkson. EA., of nom. lINATII.- Pao. 27. at lion a htes. t heo. IlarrlortooAtterl. Afrof S. Moth, Pro, 81 • roo. DILLY of I at me , . couve. roma.** D ILL of Capt. U. 0. 11111yer, C. 11„ of • JANBOB.—Dre. V, at Vpper Motor., %Lc folio of Fre .erlekll.Jorr o . Aso., of A daustatr. MACK lE—Pre. 25. at Mloornrolooe, 00rabon.tart. Mn . 4 /Arcata. of • dautitter. POPN.—Dee. 209, at Mars ooda. Forre7. llB lOpo, Lakl , • 881211 —Pee V. at V, Itegest" Pala, Avenue...l MR Lb & June. Irolltb, of rot.. VA RP LEY.—N ov. 25, at Semi's!. Lady Tardki. of • oro. MAItRIAGRS. BALLARD—AELIDOE.—Doe. 24 a 7Stotty Murat. BrootOW , Wont. LY Lao los. P. Wok.. Mr. W.ll. Ballard. to buena &OWN of the late air. Arlldge. Lab of Wrau.P l . 4, .t Petechort. hr the Are?. L tr, clardala to tbo Britlat Dubanky, Vreasie 1.1111. tlo VierCausulPetersburg. to Mazy cl4rstbta,. C. Pastlohd Watch". kaq.. IL/LW:a Crsesl tot Pt. Pett,tott OJT/ItT: 17W ADSWOIIT —Pee. 23. at PalSth Cb3t.el• Tllodfoj mv,19,4A.,117. P. °lttihad. to letb elsogbar 111P80ti V, at the Worleyort OW* l Data. Bt. !poet, by Woo Wes. J. 11. Mr W. listslawt .. " bury, to liarydaWibl. ad IL ` 4 0 401 TllO ml4oli LCCAW—Doe. 2C., at ttt auttrores Planet Wells Afoot by the 9. T. James, J. Tboturats, tiN..tf Wig" to Parlay. daugbtoe of 0. Loma, Etq... of Ple:.a.w.ircet. DEATUS.Dd \IITON —Dm 24, M Idamakr.M, ISo4llo. Ideut. E Balm li° Militia. aged U. BRE t RE—Doe. 2,5, T. Dream Fal. , of M anna, Lodgo, 1 44 ". ton. and Aidemombury. 011EILEMAIL—Dea 3b, at Dorian, BorgeT. 14. Chte . " °. and 80 CU BLET. alasarion —Dm. SOL Iday7 A on, wife of J. Cobley. E.Q.. " I° K, sod P. DAR 80/L—Lla 71. at Barmaid. Ram age of BE W. 00 0 . 26. KNOW LW—De26, ME J. Ignowlea. of OM Ilasof mos, Too mar Roterham, mad SI eklaW.—Dm. 28, at 2.2. annat. Ana, o o natAn. o % %/ 01° Join, Om MUM ma of AMamalla, . w 0 sod nomad lit the CnY !mina MIL v J