The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-15 00:00:00

A LETTER FROM LLCKNOW. Yha following was brougbt on a small scrap of paper by a monk from Lueknow to Canto pore. and forwarded from Captain Murphy. Wiper Major at Cawnpore, os tke 3rd of November. It is believed to be dm keg sots from the Wile of Lneknow. It is pablisimi at the instant* GI Mc. W. S. Iloorsoot, of Great Goorge-otreet. Yaws List TINAWT Bloomer, DerrTT AIIetITAXT Qt . AAAA aukrrst-Ostsaa. To Sit N. itittecies Folio. Latham 0.1. V. eseme ...b.. — AU right dreelly sad leaddly, bus, why, ded hide le Ade W. reeved Lamm lbw leo trim* pea, ad ere tere oerel..B seepylei aimed peaks le Os ens, blwAdd Irak dr Wile te *OA Oehiles'h ad Coupe. puede It /mil* is me rid Off awl Ode re will We bee PA Amami, emeradarh pea gesiele, pleely et View irre. led bode, NA Ger Osa es see da.; is dr eke, ear mow esewees. lel esemealy, wicks stank, et Me zed he/ gem ldwMa.ymem../ iii dim led mkt a.l es 1, vs Leda ea ed of Os Ina el way thee bin Is, we as Mil wor own, and ANN* mho ma winowee noel wilawnwowlo arrive. I u sme Mime to tam peer aszteles by w het the auesper eel sew piled Ss theme amp Me legetehee Woe Wog iulo boil of the arm. The pee ihreegi ihe debereetker hoe, to you •PI, I 10" ass the searelty air my writes so man fay. Mae &se ! emit Lose to . 41001 Naos( the died ma" ▪ put her it ea the heel eedhsefir ; tttd with vet, arse Lee to A Balk.a ems roar Way alloXicasis 1." W. a. Koossox. THE LOBBEB LN DUDE. The following letter, tinted Cakatta, Nov. 2, is from Capt. Hale, tato mar In mosznand 2nd Oil& ! Irregular Infantry : SIM f prefolly err bow dreed:al 1111181,11. w I WV bit Up oty pan to copy so mash sea sr I tam, year colossi., el ahem (bolds el ) who wart .= mg either thetas the arra hi Ors r oath me previsui7. I was comweasdp a .fag of arab' 0. Botitou'arrimsat, lbw tad Owls Imaslar Larry, la lay Ism, at Parree, la OP.. I rot taro Ch•ries Crags, of tle. ohra Pao; Lacr, a Labe of as oast ti or 47th ; F. W. foram, Loletaat Cormigroaar; Lisatoarat gad ben. 0. Oroar, ad Idoverat Lorre die Cake, of ths ad Orb rat. Cwaliflo, Clara rd foram won Erre their ge ar to Laerow. la re Wirt their hones wan roar mad try started cm foot sad wav usardered by Vagary ; Lam was 1% Loam drug the tray at the It. sagbasals, bat slate the 1 lire heard brag of hits. • Prat alms ht that be hod bra ham la the WM by a bar dewing ths Eight of the maray. Mr my Man to ay op Mars at Starr a Sapp IMO la, PI, sitli onward Ora told as be had brawl Or we M.d Over bad tor knh s d Chet be Mad a mbar dyads air his ova PP, allemilieg his ward 404, bet whet mold a Saba& smart purges r Of as. Ormar/ MO BO MO knows; M Is to h. herd she may be wag a raw who priblv sus eternal taffeta. No asthmatic acre* hag yet arrived of the Serpro mar ere ; Mem dl restruta It was as fool as the other say try alibtoest brag tits lam who said he head why lodise MI tars rale tram la ask arms and bad drpord tageedves I. the an. Of re Gann ef tbe Oslo tam, thor whom I know to M rive for Aa bat seccritt, sad that with who. 1 here bar em Ca& I sal auto. rm, those who were roy eartsreria Sight ear the Nowlin frostier—Captala Ora alb= i alp the Ohooks force ; lan, Chomp Boiler sod than Aran are ol.ve ua the 7th of October la Leary, rua• °weal Miles Is air with re above lisee.; la. CS., the cravat mot, b la Cr aft Mr. Oar is at Bums; Dr. Herrn to at Cama ra' • Maw Kral! it .tip is the Lac/ cow preform: Owarell, sad I on now oa our way hoar auk. Of nylon( ma gad ohnd seas It to soy that, rooks t o , eibrid tbs &Pr' bar* barer thi. world La bear la tas Lorry , La. na. In tem raw has bra Paid mmpp far Myr Giotto, who Iderelee Dow is 'MUMS sod Pre Dr. Dar bum was shot with the =Lee at bits.. He ens at tho Dosidtaritsto, SO rob a am Ira, whoa Mar abet trod. wan., el tbe dab Na the Limay, Miriam d sho 12th Imes* Cavalry, as with se .t t ic. Or mgr. He r the Lecksww, r WM killed is to bearlos dm rear day. • gar allow, sad Mom 6Mvmd by hi. bran ran la ad eat el rep, row trashed. Copra Mawr Ora brae sad wall 'rah*, absorbs asem Peet I. D. Iwo a. toot In the Pr Pisa we abed at Lagar sad dial at 0 tUaS el the bau =se me riot M a robe warm. H. to sotampsay as, brag ill, and alas coif.. les roll arse IS. trim bo err& &ma a ami lai MA had wham they ample' to bora Learner, hat two &for 1 dr nth Naas harp Mad him saarends. SargaraliMov Covet reset at Smogs Pr I tr. I Low swap of Ls --abase meat with th• Artillery ~.to so sot. Liegstessat Illuarm, of lbs Attar, was tarsal at of Ls Ira r to alive h Lackaow. Of the Irtot ta which I t 0... of kb kr as viag, bert-Coiseel Morgan is slips; Credo Stork. Lieareasot Hoy, 17th Native lafgatry ; Drs. C. Pore and T. P. Weight. AItPSZHIN3IO.Y OP 4 DEMI. AND PAPAL ATI Oe Friar', the Carbon Canty Court, Jude below isaad ea 'Wilt of ourilaterd tee debt aroma I. NNE's% a elamith, d ite ewer of Velea-.veil, heritio, VdMewft Pahleam_ holt . Mel le the areebel• plate is marbet dam oid es litiowiey tai n =eilia and ea uwier-teibil peemiloi te lie wed, lie him mode se mistime. hi dated that he pe eh& the ko er ligh-bilidr's Aka e mad end is Mimi te Wee wr•rm. The peghdwas . eat s= weeeehd oe the eillea. it set b um heor thee whoa the pima, soilisoly sol of the her, awl to la he derethe of kMeV' Warblers, our la whoa the elver Cabe ryes lie the Ma Tie hoptlisto yea la. Marty wareeed, and eat& Welt of elite be erne]deg peptising le time ihe 011. blear aimed the that by a miles, WM" Ina the ether dathed through thee et the heels of the neaway. Pettiaate, beerower, otoased the appals bath, sad to whit .11 hie might memo di etfie.l.t hid. The waiw•hollf followed his tau* ma • Ogre doe me Anil Ind boon, Pettier. mete tor the Ur at • pet about bar • melte below the ewe. Lae the omen Is dap eat tepid, ad dee we belleetial lamp to bawd the eanost, he roamed le the weeir's this Uwe Me umierhellif bed eme up le Ida% me obi bin la ammidor. Zs Wink nil of d Ems dm don will ble brit . Ma in sorban, the MEW &m i ng bin slym as assn. inn; mops by AY wad imponbin P. be Ho atm& erglb.sinlas lbs V m es s it i ng gin hid lnk annul to eon the atom la is •Worr• arailso. Tbs nen brans, nos volt erne,ealwereed by hie pens= sibs% and the miss =dtos 'Mei for lbs. Zaps moo hoe to have lode ied be spne Isinsslisn t• i t nuns et a• emeeeeL Ater Salim • asumbh•dis norm hi. power le metals , bbeaelf Imam sprbailly ember, awl he Weed had erten foe meekeece. The Wig bed U dev a n nwe diali bin, bet amid :2sbei aim reedoe s.6l, The the nes at lass eheatel tatele, o d d the .810/SW the cd bit task, welsh iallesilad fief..fief.. Mesh weesp and ia cooly De did set wet=heablias blip em apleatly othousood the asaatea m a t tenet e.er, eel elk wet spat to nee As aim was hawaioately glom The police sous mark.. d the eel. soi, Its* pa wed bests, sonninstat to drag for ibibody. l'y to a fate beer ea Sattuday men they had ad eleatedet la Wag it.—Jfeetheier Gra”ham, Loarts AT Leartow.—Ott Bombay correspond eat am. Mot rate the pahlioatioa in India of the lat of Idled sad wooded I. °ode, erfaeh we republished yearn's', the follownag here be.. added by private correspondent. Smeley, Madre. Artillery ; Sargon tart mai Liettameat Poole, to Naito( ye ; lieuteseat Jot'', her liejetty. read ; Uralmmat MooPta, tarltajeety's Linienvat Clillart, be. Majesty'. Mob, ..d Limb. Gam% Nader aelllely. Tat !SMALL SOOT or Tat 01111E31E WOMAN.— Is the tith I eaw the coraineacaniont of the second ope• nags•—• te nure under which sickly rlatdren frequestly og. Time sole of IL• foot was sow curved into the shape ol • hew ; tha great toe aad the heel beaus brought together ea Take • Jejobe and double it till two poises of the be. oga wanly morc sad you and re what I mesa. Ths is don .ay groduelly. Tb. beadep y weer elect anr!—lorlita by Otatalli It is twee t:gbase—a so f oo t i n - Senate sad sagas, but the header mamma perverwe•—ae rho boo. end tenebne avantoodeao therasolvel to the posaius aggressed by the bandage ao it a drawn doge. At lea• the ball of the nonage! foot Ire into UR hollow of the sole, t f lb. swat toe la Nought into maws with the To• fo-t is a shape/re hump. The 'metes is where IL. aside sa, sad sill that ia left b r into the slipper eat to triad the ground as the ball of the peat toe dud the beg. TE is the aolo.l foot of the Chisese weema•—• bit of we and • lest of Wel, with • mark, lit. • dostrice left after • hue cut, runagg hawses them. Two of the tale were yet sulfa ling gnat pats, est user lest were hot end asionsed, but in th. eldest the was complete. She had sta titian' to the nasal= of of. sena tweed women, and be. test weft T. 1.! • Col, had SO COM, sal .or. Out tinder tO ISO boob. One of the nanume, inlbseaced perhaps by • hale Ittr.leity au arti,le of rice mosey, harmed me with • Chinn, I...ythfu & lei ette. &wham, it seams, whoa a I. race:Jul to hare to do hard work, her toe end It *I are a drawn so tighaly together se to peodan the true .• anal disguise try Imperfection apes bee mar ring. Lai she hoe moans le at A pace of cork, abspal las ea meartrd .age.-loaf, is strapped on to sto Got, sof the goad: tart goes isle he. silver end poem tee tee Got. Thus ere we pose raw dandeed —Lords has aliaighaa in the T.... THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15 1857. He wee also tried and found guilty of violently aseatiltlng, on the 7th of November, Albany Daniels, of Row-ley, putting film in bodily fear, and meeting from hie person U. 13.. Hu lordship. in pulsing sentence, said the prisoner had fora long time been punning a career of erime,whic.b he (the judge) must endeavour to stop. On the 17th of October he m& ea assault on end endeavoured to rob Harriet Bag 'haw. The robbery wasettended with conaiderable violence, In the open day, and in the most barefaced and impudent manner. On the 7th of November he WY aim found case witting • robbery in • similar manors on Albany Daniels and on the Bth of November he had committed two her. &ries on his own confession. Taking into conaidentika ell Ile four mom, he should sentence him formally ea the live one—that of the robbery on Mies Bagehaw—whisk was that he in kept in penal servitude for twenty years. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LivrapooL, Du. 14. (Before Mr. Joatice Wightmas.) THI BOLTON MUILDIR. Arms Mellor, who bee been sentenced to be hanged ler es murder of his wife, wee again put up, and addressed by Mr. Justice Wightmen, who stated that, in =nos of en informality on the occasion of the trial, he the sentence until the point in question had been esel2ry the Court of Criminal Appeal. He implored the prisoner, however. not to abate his diligace in preparing to mesa the last sentence of the law. His lordship odd he wee only aware of one nimilar cam, and that reeulted in the condemn lien of the verdict. The informality in this instance arose in this way. When the jury were being empanelled, a pr am, named Thereby, answered for a person named Thorn, and the cam wee tried before him as one of the twelve, in stead of balm Thorn. In consequemce of ibis irregularity the prisoner Is masidered not to have had a fair opportunity of cballenging the whole jury, and therefore, particularly sa It was in a cam of life end death, hie lordship had !capitol the point the primmer mita the Court of Criminal Appel hes derided LIBEL ON ILL 3711011 OLAIMITONS UT THI " LIVUL roar m0w.0." The court was ow. • ginat= of die day in bear enr the ems at Yr. ‘seteen G sedan Mr. T.l. Orare, the prawristar al the Liverpool Herold, kir ea maenad libel erline criticising that patiernan's smolt la the Own mina on We ocessias vt appointing a fast tiny on se. went of our Indian lanes. The Jury had not dettvwed Us* verdict sheet oar despatch left. SENTENCE OW " MADAME •NNA." This afternoon, shortly before two e'elcck, Mr, Recorder Henderson sentenced "Madame Anna" (Johanna Rosin burgh), charged with keeping a theorderly house in Liverpool, to four months imprisonment, with hard labour, end to pay a lewdly of 261., to be retained in custody until such floe be paid. lAN ilittlltiati. EQUITY Pio Yles-C1 nsas unisou I,XO IMITMIX amino rlll.—Dsc. 14. Wr W. Pap Wood.) - Kr. W. haw appal le ea road le ma*, the barbs at tab am, Irak& vat seljearaal bun simaloom ea Yr sp =at elks oneid . Tara alio Imo mat Willa Ur alma Wad. Mirat ows arrobra r liras t rr arisy taloa. Xr. Oink The arrearea the 'ear ▪ ihae d am arm awls= al bars Lrpg=t ima t rdi arrest amplead ia mew Y prowat proserlip ia boata , re la ea d Ss lila Peak. Tar •Warearrairr der aro amid act ear ca be am Warsaw. lameat—WW pra Ilaser Mow as Mr Wag it ea ▪ Thaevaar awe Oar le art bass ra Wabolly Tb. ViarClemen•a.—Yra COURT OF QUM'S 111111CH.—Thect. 14. Lad Combo ethilmolog P. Iltsalpo Jo* hem tag Oft le amen, Edd,_ r am of the a Qom T. do Brilidi &eV I oltooll tlb to bon •mambos toIY tin oessoll on boat oldoo, with vim to our s ztaiss as to lobo 4* It to boot to la gm In dr es P. Thsolaw ItoomlW d do promolios) I lo nog tom Wad. I Immo no of tie Loafsome MN to oulloloot Clompbell—Oltook dpi. I shall bare to ad. Ora Golialsoll it ail on to Ito ItorL At the rine tins, I should Irish Natoli oisoll tom so opportunity of being hard COURT OP COMMON PLEA MO ND COURT. cIN_ at N Prins la Lothish—Buisra Mr. ;Wks Cromill and aOrmisa Joy.) SAL IM T. DU. 811111T..,11 7411111 T DISPOTIL TM *WA Km Darr^ had Iris byarybarsre by arm pays al Yam ?wring's, la ths brad sod bed sari Isms /haw ray ad r a prim drarks. Ohs vas Farr lo lbw Daybook ths divot/dr at Mr Ds . Sauk dr mart. Ths arra yr sr a prislysyry are dr MI. lb. airriest Pier and Mr. lettbsea sorrel be O. sod Mr. Olbsiry, Q.O , sad Yr."Kase Far dos deleadent arid her brother wen entitled to some pro perty ender their grandesother's which, however, nu me pirate until ths them earm .. ina Nernimber, 1656. m a r deadly the advaneed /WSW ban end deer te4r1.74 is w. Delehent poe her • inendmw noes tor 275 f., and Mr. Delliemt, jun, pffl• a nib Ike UK TM int of theme mien am Gs all saw end am Tin *WIT • ease wan tbat tin simems node by Gebtiff woe wormy for the w d abeam* miler brother. tr Ate part d G• delembeat it ems sot denied GM the erbad dosed mew, bat It was sad thed It bad t rimmed kr Go Grit of the +bele badly, mil ea amuse of Ile Wont and bar ; that the de btem din o bleird hem tbe V er d e, nd the* th• notes had ban teeprepwly hisska Valet kr Um GRIMM 00111.011 11111AT000D.-PALIII 1111 . 11160N1111111% TWe wee es nellen M resew drags' for tales Impiios ' mesh lad the deinemt pleaded 5 leetaacation that the pleheiff bad law genly et emiewkwat. Iffr. T. Addams appeseed he th= Mr. Chats benA. Q.O .dWe. rem We the ram mem 19 yams of ens le native of Aberckeashlre, mad had been la tie employ at the defendant, who la baker, le Palhommereet, Brampton. The defendant sew Wm sake et dieherge, which aspired on the 20th of Jena On that dq the phiatiff carried hams to We memWe ' &op I/. Inn yd., when the dehadant told him to can again nal week be Ms Innen The plaintiff, however, aid be should stip his wises, 112., and ea be perekted in that deter- WWI" fk. delliirt pie him Into coetody for embezzle. Kr. Julies ettreeseo eat he should rnielitat that did not moot te smbienismsak and he laggested that the matter should be arrengid. After MIMI coallerenoe between the learned counsel a hope wee expressed that his lordship would undertake the duty of ramp whet the thumps should be. Mr. Jmtkw Criswell mid he did not Hal himareif male- Mat to do so. There was nothing which he felt more die madly in decals' thaa what the amount of daraagss should be fa a ram of Me kind. Endear. in_suppert cf the platutire Cu. wee thereupon He had tam glens into custody oa the Saturday night, sad be remained he custody until the Monday, when the magistruer discharged him. The dekskust wee also celled. He raid that the plaiatiff wanted to hare before his work was done on the &Pr day night. He Meted truly at the stati a-house what bad pared between himself and the plaintiff, except that be said sorbing about the claim for wager, sad the pollee ser geant thereupon entered the charge as rrohrmisment. Other endows was gime to the egad that the plaintiff had conducted Ithmelt b s rude manner tower& his master before he arse given in charge. The jury gave a verdict kr the plaintiff— damages, 2.51. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Du. 14. (Before Mr. Cormerkeer Phillip.) IN Till VATTER UP 010201 UCLIANIUY CLAZIC.-THS MODEL LODOIIfO-110CSES AT PAWS. Thu Ineobreat, erbo had bees eceemeeled with the model =ogees se l'aria, wee upyoerd ea epplicabon to be by Mr Bergood, - tor Mr. Robert K mord, Irak mbar, is Upper Thamme-aereet. Ile wee kis sera 041,11011ig. The horned counsel said Mr. K canard had waded the ineetrest for 600 t, and dr insolvent het brunett an artke %SIM )Ir. Reword he upwards of 9,0001., fur stitch Mere wee se misses. Ile (lir. Sargood) also appeared for Bans de Iteschomm, who wee mamma is beahrl*g the amid tedslarbesees dm the weeklir-eisees et the Moe de Mar send, et Pads. They were vette eosins to try the sloths May bed a palest plaintig, sad were Main OM the fuel mat Mould ge oat on soma 1.11111.. TM Istelmat said be meld sot malt tee Abr. He bed Me dein be bad Warted, ma bed stayed 14 menthe Is proms ember thins give up his right. Mr. Cyan/adorer Ptullipp tbseght do pregeort et the leensed mused wee very few, bat se It was not ineepled the am meet proceed. Tbe lar.lvst min smarmed by Mr. Berseed, and com pla sa ined of the liner „ adopted by 06 , aarl crollferieWt k. Me. Cembreer Mar rad Mr W same W ear sere herr eseereiri weggemed tar ir P it red ellerd be celled. Mr. laipod said est to altsabil antirol dot do =bob& oar limo by ski dot Mr. Yraarall, tris, with time Barra. vas c..aarc rat ia time medal ieditartoraes, wed Mr ow Ora t0,b001., alma la la* art Gar WO* vas 47r.Ilieserd we 004 red azawaked i mom lases. swim ow *UM.. Ho hod bra whoweisd with W wad lodelas•heimis width Us& Mostrwal, ft which de how& powwwww bed yeah' • chewalits, had bid wilatilsi shwa WAIL ea lww. isealwret Led pino *Wl weal obi sh bill moist advanced 2000/. I ▪ rev mai Mr. Cremaileeer iloshled the utility of gineire blist asisdhis he the isowiwah• os the algal olebe _ _ _ " Mr. e lllmpel losiraii Übe cue at llootation, is .takb Um, rohrikj war airmisred. • Alemeeks teat phi, ea the eabstet. end ham the mottos we* le be method ea to tey the alleged debt at ao deft TM Iresleowt aidesoni tho mart, sad sitar. Win ailed. Tbo beehoot hod bus Who • baokrus is At eeimok the ore wee ofikeeesoi to the Lich l lr tho boolvest r Y bid la =Load M to,. es wllk tlmi mike. 4881Z11 MTILLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-8/Arroun, Dkx. 14. (Wen Mr. Dana Illarda.) Ala loodolkip took Wm int ou the bewh M iskoe o'clock. The oely ewes of likewise bead were lbo loUowiog WOOLLIALO UTTERI2IO OF TOROZO DANZ OF &NOLAND NOM. Minima Allamori, 31, tailor, a respectably-dremed sad atelliant mss, sad Nary des efilmara, were inditted for feloniously having in tak possados fivo forged and cora taint Bank of Raided* notes, well knowing them to be forged sad colustardet. Mr. Bombay, with whoa was Mr. Matthews, conducted the coos for the prosecution; Mr. Browa def end ed the lid- Mr. Bash/ay, la his oasis, address, stated the facts of the eau, remarking that the puticultr rue to which be should mil tau. attention was the petting of a IL note, panortiag to tie a Bakal Regius' note. The female pri- saw went to Mts. Moseara shop is Wolveriumptos on the lard July, sad pinhead • gaunt,. of haberdashery articles to the value of le. gassing her in payment what appeared to be a fd Bank of Bask. note. Mrs. Moeda knowing the amnia as a customer, gave her the change out of the no* which, on Wag patented to the Book, was found to be *aged. la onar to show that the prisoner was swam of (his not* being fumed, be should show that she paned four similar sous • ithla • short time. On the 21st of July oho sat so Mason. Beretta Broalkid, and Wisdom, despot of Stafford, and asked to see soma Linnet purchuing soma bawl waistcoats to the amount of li. Sa. 10d. She tendered wag samara to be • U. Beak of Engl as 4 note i n payment, and eabelog asked as ..no, gave that of Mrs. Bdwards, of Staffed. She said she Adt bast, and asked for • glass of water. The thaw wee glum to Iter, sad directly show warts alts met arose tbs dad to the shop of Mr. Charles ni .It 2 Lilao • draper. Hors sheathed to see sous Sawa and 10 yuds, spin henderiag a 64. note pmporting to rirn=laak of Enema. Sawa 1d if she bad ay change to which she up.. that the had not. Tbe sae was rent out to be chaagal, and thus haw" 44, Is., elven to her. At this shop she alio proAeril to be fiat, ad asked (or soros water. Its lb. , 23rd of Jail the %male praiser and to the shop of Mr. Wright, grew, at Way manatee, ad pur chased armies rusting ds , teadariat in avast another 151. sots, pervading to be of the Dirk or Koalas& Mr. Yid& owl he did pot Ilk* the look of the note, bat es he knew her as a earn be rid rigs it if eke would give her name NM adhere, end the pee the re e 1 14a Bdwatde. Uving in the Teamins4 Wahmilemplen, end the chew was gl yes to be. Along half la bow atom leavtag Mr. Wr.gbge eke went to the aber dye. Critebtey, ewe, fa Cock•atreet, Wolverhampton. pnrehand drapery gook be the amount of 10n, gi err di. sees purporting le bee of the Bank of in payment, and medvlng the cheese. The whole of - them five notes were found to be forged. Os Only, Icily 26, detective in ✓estor BMW, Wolvirlmorke, proceeded to Birkenhead, and went from there by rear to Livered, but en the way N oe=rimaters going Illelmisid Is ratio neer lie end sew the rheum slot deg hulk to Uvorpool, look another steamer sod sertved tiers ray othe the two priaenen. He bad Aerie Omer thet he wanted ha , for pars tome herd mess. The mesh pfbasse m an hazing Lino et of raft herd nee, odd, ' Did y r Bhe maid. Tee; hot I did net know they ware hal." The rtes Omar UM eNd, " I pee them to her, I tees them at a mew I led thins bar • betting man. I hors had reel lured' tem the re rm." Os tying meted W loses end lyre ware he replied that t bed be on the erne. bed hit the eldp, end the things gm out; and the hosele rier replied, " Yes, it erse prhalt." A pen by the sidr lalarlbnooww m tor that pot t hand ors the rah prilesser es t on crossing the lot lowboy day the male rehouse to this chip, saying that this was the shin was going by. Some bras ea • repel _ beg b= sa le k. the prisoners roe hand el de Deck EMil, where they bad bra ring. ad the side plain owledged this es Ws georeety. la the Sirs a o frailty of mew errs lesialse theme reebeeed and paM for by the sin% or ezie b aufeelsely wure found. A u=r d vearb bed been Oven to the beer by the rimers he bat le beer soseseled, woe hued le oar real doled end Weer watches end a pocket book the Wee eentatning 16 ereseelgne and throe other sobs of the Bsnk of ware called to prons iii &lects, and Yr. Jowl' Bred, fespenee of notes he the Bank of kngland, spole to the whole of las eight none mimed as being forgeries. f Ye. Der et Or thee of the ors, that the urea onset b ee as the ground toot elms wee actin ender fres ban bee rend, Yea. Mmeley !whiners that a we who was la hr shop whin the sole wee re rated, anted Ihi the heels prhoser's hard err -- His laudably rid he wand Qat tido Feed= wee put, but it was sot Fossedal with, asd the what of the evidence ma be gi•011 I(It wee le he sealed spew Mrs. Moseley wee thee iseelled, sad Mead that two wawa wore with the knobs prises= wise she pad the not. sad one cl then arid that the litiebesd of the Seek prison= was outside. _ Cathode, Mmes. however, who vat with the ismele primer at the thee vs. called , and Mated that bar hoard was not outgrip at the time, but that on their leaviai .wed ping to the Plough pubbe-house, about a hundred reds away, the mate primer joined them about a minute stet. lii~ lordship meld the question of CONTiOIi by her husband and be Wt to the jury. Yr. Brown then edeiremati the jury on behalf of the pri sown going minutely over the evidence with a view to show that it wee Maufkient to lead to esavietion of either of the Znand urging that the wife ought to acquitted on tr'wl be that she waa acting soder the inilmmos of hr His 10 . 8 , 4461 p earefidly summed up the withers, pointing Oct Use otifineat pinta to be considered. With resposct to the mieNtice at the wife acting under the tamed althea:necks dime laabead, if the jury thought that the husband went with her to the shop-door, tailing her to pass this nets, sad she sappiest him to be remaining outside, that would be sof &lent to militia her to acquittal, on the ground that bi z= sena woe snalcient to coerce her; but if they shoe d& that instead of that rho wont without her hoard, sprolat ing to reset him at the public-house afterwards, that would net be =Selena to =fiat/ her to acquittal on that pent With reference to the questkm of whether the prtemen, one of them, knew the note was forged when ft we aimed. or whether the bueband was privy to it, he carefully analyera the evidence as It bore upon gorepwste. The jury, after consulting together for • few minutes, re turned • rennet of Guilty against both prisoners, sad his lordship sentenced the mole prisoner to fifteen yeses' penal servitude, and the female to twelve month.' imprison ment. _ On leaving the dock the Earle . prboner " I am per , featly satieWc wtth the eentenah' 01•KOR Or IiANSLAVONTII /OA ADMINIPTILINCI William Ores 37. innkeeper, wee a:reigned upon the CORMIIr• inquiertion for the manelaughter of Jame. Wilson, on tie 12th of November, at Store. — The hill of indictment had been thrown out by the grand Joey, but the judge directed him to be t r i e d on th e e n di ng of the coroner's jury. Mr. Davie conducted the cue for the prosecution; and Mr. Scotland defended the prisoner. , The evidence warn to the select that the deceased had been a man of utresuely drunken habits fur many year*, waa es tnmely fat and bloated, and was known in &eta as • man who could take more spirits without being tipsy than any other men in the town. He went into the house of the on the day in question, and after taking some soup, Vel isr sd the landlord, or the landlord asked him, if he would ham a treat, and se he brought up jars and jugs of spirit& and the deceased eat under the table, the prisoner turned the tap tato his mouth, ea the witnesses all said, only So en instant. This took ;hr. with roepect to jars of whisky, gin, rum, brandy, pale brandy, and peppermint. After this the deceased went to the fireside and filled his pipe, but deer a little lime he became stupid, wee carried to the stable, and altar getting worse a surgeon WM slat for. the stomach pump was applied, and other remedies made use of, but the aspired in the evening. Mr. Fellow& eurgeon of Stone, who law the demand bet hie death, and Efkrwards m ade a post inert= of his body, rt•ted that on using the stomach pump ha drew • small quantity of fluid from the stomach, which emelt of spirits. Ka erupt...o wore th,e. , if apopl exy. On making a post inorema examination he mond t hat the scalp and neck were very black externally. the Wood-vessels were greatly con gested, and death resulted from congestion of the brain. He wail not say that taking raw spirits that day would tend to acceimmt• ;dee& The man was ripe for apoplexy. His testa was full of black blood, and the liver was greedy con paid, which would be the result of lougoomitinued in , 7.Bc c otiand mat it to his lordship whether them was any eau to go to the jury, and the learned judge, whilst stating ha Imd no doubt what verdict he should semis, still thought it was a emotion for the jury. He made a few re marks to the jury, vs Ali a view evidently tote a whether by at roe returning a verdict of arqr , ttal they would avoid the neessetty of Me. Scotland addraes-ig them ; but, as they did not respond to this, Mr. Scotland *dimmed them on the poi. Wine/ behalf. HislordshlP having mound up the evidence briefly end livenrsiely to the prleoww, The jury ooe.w fo r some Glue with considerable snubs, and returned • wallet id Not (lailty. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—DzaBy, DEC. 14. (Before Mr. Bona Mama.) Henry Buxton, 21, laborer, was w ith violently resulting, on 17th October ler, %Mei haw, of Aa re in bodily fear, and err* m her Fenton s i Vl i rs upg ich, gold char, gold pencil ore. and diva . . other erieree._ Yr. WM II Prowcuted intoner wag undefended. Honig. Bagehaw said—l reside at 'Paddington. Hombr aim On Smurday 17th October I was on the luespeke reek leading from liddin g tos to Amhford, about a gnarls, I. 12 o'clock in the day. I saw a man sitting on the hill side adjoining the roa d; there was a low wall between as. I have so doubt that tbo prisoner was that man. The wi nner cum. to me, and soled me /Or Macy. I weld sot ftiminctly hear all he said, but I heard the word " shilling I offered him a penny, when be took hold of me by the shoulder and demanded a shilling. lat Mot roused to give it him, raying he most be content with a penny. Hs then maid, " You must give ins bolt a *overdo. 1. slid, „ No, so, I will give you shilling V you wfll go Ant yOur bedpan." He then said, " Giro me half a sovereign," and replied, " I have not bell a sovereign to give you, but V yes me a poor man in dimme. I will give you half a mown yon will go away." He had hold of me by the alsoulderall the time, sad I mrugglod to gm away from him. He then took me by the shoulders sod threw me down on the = and took my watch, chain, seals, gold pencil cm% and I Renamed out, hoping some one would come to my seeker an but ha put hie band on my mo u th, an d looked up and down the read to am if anyone we• coming. He said he would kill roe if I made any noise. Ile said this more than cam He had some difficulty in taking my watch, as I bed • scarf round my neck. I said, " Don t take the brooch, it is • tom...like," end he threw it on the ground. He then put ble'haad Into my pocket and pulled out • bunch of keys. lie returned them, end then drew out my puree, which con tinned 6.. or 6s. I had also 61. 10s. in gold loom in my pocket. He drew the money, bet afterwerds I saw one move. reign upon rho gra.. Ile then left me, and in my pocket I found 31. 6e., which had been shaken out of the parse. The brooch I found on the frees, and also a sovereign. The whole affair lasted about tee minute.. When ha lett me be west tip the hill side. I have no doubt prisoner at the hey the =II. The chain produced by constable Marshall Is my ch.* which prisoner took from me on the day fa question. &ash ftidebottons, seeistant to her father, a pawnbroker, Park-street, Pdockport, deposed—On the 20th October lest a person came to the chop and offered • gold curb chain tar r'• about four o'clock is the afternoon. The primer le the men who offered ft for we. He wanted 21. for it. From iectionation vitae*s receired she kept the ark, pri mmer taping it belonged to his brother. Wiesen turned round to rend a paper she had received, when primmer turned away from the counter, and said he would go end sand the owner. He went away. leaving the chain, which else after wards handed over to polio. constable Marshall. - ' Other witness!. proved that prisoner had been cads. the Moles property for isle. On being celled on for by defence, prisoner maid, "It Is the teat time, and I hope it will be the teat." His lordship summed up, and the jury immediately found • him Guilty. The pciecemer then pleaded guilty to burglarionsly breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Jane Buxton, of Roweley, on the 6.h November, and stealing two gnus end other senoke. • He elm *aka guilty to burgierionaly breaking and en , Wig the deeding-boom of Edmund listed,., at SaltonLeigb, es the what November, and WAY* varuma ordain. CENTRAL CRIMINAL CO URT. BolPert Bwklascl, a reepootable-looking young man, reacted to to take him trial upon a charge of maliciously and hicsionaly setting fire to a rick of hay, the property of Fronde Gurney. Mr. Cooper conducted the prosecution. The pawner we. dd.ndsd by Mr, Riliton. The prosecutor in this rice la a farmer, living at Northoid, la the neighbourhood of Uxbridge , and it appeared that the primmer had been is his service as horsokeeper, but was dis obliged a twelvemonth ago. The fire that was the subject of inquiry took place on the 7th November last year. The principal evidence against the prisoner wee the fact that he wee the first moon who gave the alarm of fire, and that foot steps which odd with his shoe. were traced from the cottage where he I ved to the stack that was set on Sze; in addition to which it up that when the prisoner was discharged ha hod ma& ward use of some threat that he would be revenged on his master. It appeared, however, that the Moaner did not deny that he had gone from his °otter to the prosecutor's premieres on the night of the tire, and that he bed from the Ant declared that he we. innocent of causing ft, and bed voluntarily offered his shoes to the constable lor ezeshettion. -- TheJoryreturned a verdict of Not guilty. Thomas Bateman, 16, a well-dreseed innocent-looking lad, plaided guilty to a charge of robbing a lady of a parse con taining ems shillings. The Recorder put some questions to the police constable is the mss, and ascertained that the prisoner wee • member of the juvenile swell mob, and that it was his practice to frequent the public thoroughfare. of the metropolis, In company with anot he r lad about his own age, for the purpose of picking pockets, end a well-dressed old woman generally followed them to assist, if necessary, in their operations. The prisoner had, it appeared, once before to rn in custody, but had never hero convicted. He woo sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. 24, ZiiII;;;FILT 20, pleaded guilty to • charge of burglaty and weeding • coat and other articles, the property of Jam. Chappell. The prisoner Lee was then charged opo• three other In dletmenta, jointly with • wan= named Emily ax, with an 06161C4 of the same character, Leealfirst pleaded guilty to the whole of them charges, bat he subsequently retracted those pleas, upon the gmund, ea be said, that Watts, the men who had before pleaded gaily, bad been cc:livened In the whole of the robberies N. well sa bitueelf, and he thought it vo7 hard that he should suffer for " the whole lot." Two of the cases were them taken, and it was proved that almost immediately after the robberies had been ooromittad the prisoners were found in pnearmion of considerable por tions of the stolen properly, and that the woman bad pledged some of the articles in an assumed name. The jury in both ewe convicted the prironen—Lse of 'tooling, and Con of remising the property knowing it to bare ben stolen. The whole of the prisoners were then called up for judg ment, and en officer informed the court that Watts had been twice before summarily convicted, and that Lee was a well known bed character. He bad been brought up in the Union Workhouse, and bad palmed the bonier pert of hie life either in the Union or in prison, and had been no lem than ten times convicted of different offences. The Recorder !neatened Leo to be kept in penal .ervitnde for ail years, Watm to be kept to bard labour for two ram end Con to the same punishment fur one year. NEW COURT. (8.10 the Co=on Stejeent.) • NOM SOlO.lOlll and Mors Myers, two respectably droved :ewe, rtirrendered to take their trial for having stolen 2,000 labels, valued at 41., the morally of Philip Summers. Mr. Cartago prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton and Mr. Lilloy dehoded. The proeseutor Is a manufacturer of labels, living in Taber maw walk, and on the 26th of November the parevl which castabeed the labels was stolen from a melt upon its way to the earrises. On the 30th of the same month the Flare floismate called tapes a Mr. golly, and off. red seem alibi 4011111 labels, as a sample of the lot, at a low =L Mr. Bully having had SOON previous communication the promootor, told Solomon. to call again and bring tlnsto . dt which he did, and, a oonstable bring present, him as to his pomemion of thorn, and he mid be ra7 . l . l;o7ght them of alyerv, to whom he at cane took the DE car. Myer. admitted having sold them to Solomon& for 12.., he leaving bought them for 5c on the same night as the =of some one in Petticoat-lace. Sobeequent that the story was true, end that there had at= any attempt at ooncealment upon the part of the prleowem, both .4 whom bore good cbarestere. The jury Acquitted them TSB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOU BE. lota ilieterstott, who has been mural timed remanded cm the cheep of Aring off a pistol on Fiat, street-h4l, wan again brought A warrant by a mitgietrate at Shrewsbury far the egtlaeleadion of the prisoner on a charge of burglary Is that town was produced, and a woman in Mesa Lane the prisoner lodged while there, identiffed him. The Lad Mayor endorsed the warrant for the primmer's removal le Shrewsbury, to &newer the charge of burglary. Mr. Wainer—The police have taken away his epectecks. Malbahe ham them restoled to him ? Lord Mayor—lle may, perhaps, to as well without theta se with them. He may 111 ail probability be secogelsed by Shrembury when the spectacles me paten hriter In ibege he wore them when be committed the kw . The apectecke moat be taken with the other article. The primmer was then formally given Into the custody of the chief countable of Shrewsbury, the Lord Mayor advising the latter to have plenty of easistance with a view to prevent mother escape, or personal violence, on the journey. Prank lelentate Banarterrot tldetraiter, was charged with bavigg easudted lb. D. 8. Herding, Impactor-General of the Water Gerd at the Custom-house. The complaisant said—l was alone in my office at the Custom-boom on Saturday aften non, when Ma &Medea entered it, end gave me two or three blows with him GM on the left aide of the bead. He then seined me by the tech of the coat, and struck me several other blows. I called for help, end several persona came in and secured the prisonsr. I bare been compelled to have medical advice on account of the blown I rewired. lam eacenliegly deaf on account et the swollen state of my loft ear, set have been obliged to pet • podia cm my bead. The defendant had previoutly beet requited by me to attend at the office and explain the dr cunesteame of • complaint which had been made spinet him. I had inquired into that angina, end found that the charge spout him had not boa preen, salad Lim that I should, therefore , not let thorned*, go an y father. He bad been seemed of not keeping his watch, end he instead that he had not been caught. Ha went away, but returned in • noisy mare. I again sea him away ; bat be imbecquently returned, end eaked me if I woad must hire another ismaigatice. I told him I mesh es Monday. He left me, apparently satiated, sal I sew ea nun of him till he mouthed me. J. G. Dale, a Custom-house waterman, said—Abort a 91,21 jut four on Saturday afternoon the °ambient me to tarn the defendant out of his Aloe. The imlersaid he would not go out. He left, bet returned In abaft ten minutes, and entered the compleinmee oaks. I bead the complainant call out "Hader; sad 111111 inolde, when I found the defendant striking him about the bead with one Set, and holding him by the cam of his cost with the other. Tee ddeadoat, fa dower to the charge, tad be wed tab Yee di t the parade of seeddee to tie wise did gentled= not wily named to lima a c4 =l wined kW $ll /1•••• As bs meld aoS rs coos tle ',Miami tried to turn Mat out, when a waelle took place and " murder" was celled. . . ilteCZnaplitloeiioolaradicted this arateessat. The Lord Mayor—This is a very einem@ charge, although you appear to treat It very lightly. (To the cemplainant)— I supposse a llLeve a great msay MOD under you. Com I have between 800 sad 900 men nada me. Ths rd Mayor—lf I dealt with this case summarily the greeted punishment I could 'oiliest would Le a penalty of 51., which I consider quite inadequate to meet the justice of tho ewe. This is a very @Mona offence committed against a public officer, and it la my duty to send the case to the ass was for trial Thrprinoner waa then tally committed for trial, bat wee told be might be liberated on procuring two =win in IW. molt for Ws attendance at the Central Criminal Court. The Lard Mayor handed the following communications to oar reporter, with a request that he would give them pub- Bogy : " Landon, Dec. 12, 1867. "My Lard, —I take the liberty of eaclusing letter I have readved reply to an advertinment I inserted la the Tlettee last week soliciting employment in Bpaia. As the eircumststicee bear some analogy to those brought under your lordship's notice some months linos wherein rainy in6atimete young ladies seeking governesses' situations were swindled of their moony, 1 am disposed to think your lord ship will give publicity to the cue from the bench as a can tles to the unwary. I enclose my name and Addams, and have the honour to be, your lordship's most obedient ow vaaß TO BE DTTED. The Right Ron. the Lord Mayor." " P.B.—ln neilloation of the writer's statement, I may add that I was put to the expense of 86. postage upon his bitter." "Hotel de ['Europe, a Avignon, Francs, Deo. 9. " have just returned from Cadiz, commlasioned by first-ratelilliah firm therein establiatuid to secure for en thus gentleman qualified in every respect to fill the offic e of -keeper and csahier, salary Ma per annum. Yon having filled • government idtuation, which I suppose Cthireslgasd, tells in your favour, as well se your seam knowledge of Elpuiliih. I will not re ceive say doaceur undl you are twelve months in office, whoa I shall *spool 100 L, previously wand by 101110 leaden home. In a Own of such trust, it is tin neormary for me to ink= you that no written testimonials will be or can be attended to ; and that personal inquiries mast be made of the strictest kind of yoar references, he., by myself. You cannot, if the oleos suits, expect me to travel to London, and there remain at my own expanse, merely to ems and oblige you. lam known to the first homes in the trade, sad my offer is • bore; fide honest one. If, therefore., you really wish to profit by it, you must send me a 2W. Bank of England note to defray my travelling and hotel expenses, and on receipt of same I surt for Lon don forthwith, and meat you and your reGiesosa wharem you will appoint. I never prepay letters upon oth er peo's bunness, nor 14101111 their replies unless fully G iur i t e.‘ f:. postage hither is 4d. "To H. J., 21, Charing-cross, London." MiIiIJI6ROIJoH-STREET. Johoo It ahoy about 14 years of age, was charged with steeling a one of instruments from the mintage al Dr. Halley, No. 7, Henley-street.' Police constable 183 produced the we, and stated that be tech the boy to malady for stealing it. The boy ands tbb datement — 4 ' 1 did it in Elower•street. I mew the_gentleman get out of his wrings and go into a hour. The coachman began reading on the box so 1 went up to tlis carriage, put my band through the w indow and took the am." The boy afterwards informed him where he id disposed of some of the Matron:wets, and where he Left the ems with the nat. A• then.astu;ochir led charged with the same offenoe, Mr. Bath= rentended the are until both could be brought to the bar together. LAMBETH. Proseir &cinders, a boy, was charged with disturbing a Johanna Southoote congregation assembled at No. 12, King's row, Waiworth, known as the "Royal Manger." A man named John Peacock, one of the congregation, maid that the prieener was the ringleader of a number of boys who assembled in front of the house, threw stones and dirt, sad nude such a noise se to interrupt the proceedings inside. Cook, the realer, informed the magistrate that he resided in the neighbourhood where the " Royal Manger" is situated, and that the place wee a perfect nol.aneq partieularly an the Sunday evenings. Flag. were hung in front, drams were beaten, and a number of candles lighted inside, so that the place resembled a "penny gaff," ore " Punch and Judy" show, and caused a number of boy. to miserable. The prisoner said that on Bentley week he had been ad mitted into the " Royal Manger," and saw the complainant Peacock dressed out in a very fantastic manner, wearing a number of grebes and a large sword, and heard him give out a prayer, after which the big drum was beaten, and the per eons present commenced singing, after which a plate was sent round for • collection for the candle'. Mrs. Peacock then commenced preaching, and said she had been to Prance, where there was a war famine, and that the people were obliged to go to the town halls for their bread. She stated that she had been herself to a town hall and received a lost, and on taking ft home sod cutting it up she found in the watts a rat's nest, with a number of young rata in it. The people present seemed to believe her, and merely exorcised sstonishinant ; but he (prisoner) could no longer contain himself, but hunt out into •it of laughter, for which be wai tweed not of the place. On the evening before he went to the place with some of hie companion', and, though he had dons nothing whatever, was seized by Peacock and given into enatedy. Peacock reeelearted that the youth had acted as the ring leader of the party, and had not only, as he believed, thrown stones end dirt at the house, but abused and struck him. He in conclusion bored the magistrate would grant him protec tion, for if not they should cot be able to get on with their religious devotions. lie. Elliott observed that he had nothing to do with their religious observances, and ordered the prisoner to put in bail in 104 to be of good behavior,. for one month THAMES. The Fishmongers' Company has rent 101, for the poor-bon; the ooldamithe Company, SOL ; the Skinners' Composy, 101. ; sad C. V., 101. AARKB7B. THE CORN TRADE. (From the Mork-lane Paprtu.) The extraordinary mildness of the past week has kept the wheat plant in steady growth; producing, indeed, some fears of italmoming winter-proud where very forward. But the inereved strength given to the lateceown pieces, the facilities afforded to tillage, and the reserve allowed to the stores of dry food cattle, must greatly over-balance any ouch Night detriment. As respects the wheat trade, there hoe been quite • relates to former thane's, with a further de cline of 2a. to 3s. per qr., though the weekly sake show a great falling off es coneequenoe of uneatinfactory Were it net that the extreme financial pressure in the Baltic romancer, bad again abated the rising confidence of thie coun try, we might reasonably have looked for more activity. The point, however, worthy of note, Is the fact that Nortbeen Eu rope, with such a pressure, and so much diem-urge meant in England, yields so slightly in the quotations of grain. The ports in the Black Ses, the Arad, and the Danube, though heavily complaining, also keep no touch above rear, that shipments thence promise the forfei ture of freight on all consigntnents to this country. As, therefore, this kind of speculation must noon wear cont— end as the advanced state of the sawn loads to the conclusion that with an average recuperators both the Baltic and America will soon be frost-b,und—it can scarcel be looked for that the present depreneion ran long obtain, alt h ough there may be little reaction till the opening of the new year. The failure of the potato crop cannot be estimated while corn is low, and samples are forced off to prevent their rotting. The pitst&ry open for nee only exhibit the virulence of the disease, with ostensive sprouting. The business In floating cargoes has bees about aa folioed cargoes of wheat, 3of T o = cog /Mirka, at 42a., 425. 6d., and 4.5 e. 3d.; 2 of Ohirka, at 48a. kid. sod 46e. 6d. ; 1 new liabcfa, at 41e. 6d. ; 1 Polish Wane, at Me. ; 2 of Egyptian, at Ma. 6d. and 315., for Behan and mixed ; 6 arsons of mains, at (tom 30s. 3d. to 325. 9i., and 4of Eastern barley, at 17e. to 224. per qr. Many cargoes remain on sale, there being a downward tendency in prices. The sales of wheat noted lest week wens 84,923 atm at 48e. 3d. against 99,873 gra. in 18.56. The London averages were 81a. ad. on 3,282 qr.. The imports Into the prtacipal porta of Great Britain for the week ending Dec. 2, in wheat and dour, west 101,3343 qes. FOREIGN GRAIN. (From Belts WeeAly Afeassuger.) The paralysed elate of trade in the north of Europe renders quotations of grain useless for the protect, and it will be some time before bush:tom goes on iu • regular coulee again. Holland is not so much affected by the luonetary pleasure, having little direct business with America. At Rotterdam prima of while Zeeland wheat receded 3s. writ., but samples of red were only Is. per qr. lower. The French markets remain pretty stationary ; one day a good male of both wheat cal flour, the sent a calm over both articles. Tits orders tram England arrive very tlowly, and give no encouragement to the French merchants ; still • few parcel* of both *rucks are in the courge of shipment for thin country, and by and bye trade may Musa% should prices !voids in France. _ In the markets of the United States prime have been firm. At New York flour advanced sd. to Bd, per barrel. Good shipping qualities were quoted at 20.. 6d_ to 23..; Ohio, 23.. 4d . to 265. ; high extras from 271, to 30a. 6d. The sup- Oise of wheat from the far West have been very light, and pekes have rather stiffened. On the 24th ult. some of the ems!. ware doled by ice, which checked the depressed &dykes from Busload. Southern white wheat commanded Se. 601. to Bs. 4d. ; Canadian. 56.2 d. to ss. 7d. ; Southern red, fts. le 6a. 6d. per 601 b. Indian corn was rather dearer, from no seipplas having come down ; yellow, Ps. .6d. to 3s. Bd. ; white, as. 7d. to 3a. Od.; mixed, 3s. Gd. to 3s. Bd. par 5816. Balkedwhat is at sea it does not appear probable that much leei front that quarter of the globe until spritig ship- MOW tan commence, then, of course, the extent will depend on priers in both countries. From the Black Sea and Egypt, as else Turkey, we shall get liberal quantities of wheat, cots, maim, and barley and these articles will check the trade for sll feeding stocks In England. TALLOW.—The todiew market lie beau dem hothemeed ability by the improved demend be the tr. . 011Milptioa. There haa, the isms *ie. beet sad specalethe bushier dome he blew peter. beta dose st 62a. 3d. azad 524. 6d., for Ado molt ; it , ho. and Much ,• and at 64.., Much only. Since 'Chs.rn the market has ban firm, and Irate, off —Spot, 62.. a.; an month, 620. ed. Jan. and March, 63 5. ; March only; 635. 9d. to Us.; tallo w oil, 324.6 d. ; tallow elainn 475. 6d.; town tallow, 635. net cult ; palm oil, 40a. to 425. ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 435. ; woos nut oil, Ceylon, 41a. 10d. ; South American tallow, 61.. ed. to 624. ed. ; Australian beef, 60.. ed. to 61a; sheep, 636.—(From the Circular of Maar,. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) LONDON Wllllll DO= ILITI3IIII—Doc. 11 dams—Wee ladle ..a lawarlakie Bowl sad mem Paw ...... ths Corso— ''' Mo Onriaa • Pike ...... Ooce•-11P. ...... set Xll 1mP281441 17721•83•11 1.7.111623. 1111. 1.410 UN M tow 480 3,4 r 110, K 010 119,033 2,303 4.100 164.001 113,020 MIN 1.7; 1471.0; 102,011 73 7to 230 41 1 0 180 7.070 ONO 1.030 21.311 32.100 Ir 4 8 4 7 3 3 .1873 1.477 310 1.160 211 111 7033 18,700 10.330 COTTON.—Lrroarooi, Dsc. 14.—Ths demand for all descriptions of codes wee vary dull to-day, sad traneactiona were limited, riots being to fd. per lb. lower than last week. The aakis are 3,000 Yaks—ll to the trade—oom prima( 200 Penman sad Mannheim, at 6d. to M 100 d. , Bahia, at ed. to 60. 100 Buya, 100 Buret t at im po rt did.; en d 30 Boa Wands, at 12d. to 21d. per, lb. 'boa Thursday, 40,000 belt.. CATTLE.—Lrvazirooi, Dac. 14.—The nisei show of Christmaa stock took _plea to-day, and generally the quell wee remarkably arm I•ll4 Petusat aortsve= l l. and seabed very high quotations., but the • ptions wire almost neglected, end former prioee only wenmain tained. Bed, 60. to 70.; mutton, did. to 7d- COALS. - Limnos, Dec. 14. - Bates'. West Har tley , 15e.; Huddle's West Hartley, lds. ed.; llyme's Bes , 15e. ed.; DSTiKell West Hartley, lde. 6d. ; Han tags , 15e. 3d.; Haswell Gee, ; Holywall, 16e. 3d. Longridge's West Hartley, 15e. dd. ; •North Perry , 16a. ; Morpel West Hartley, 15a.; Tanlield Moor, rd a s rt. . ; Taaileld Moor But.., 13e. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 13e. ed. ; West Hartley, 15e. 3d. ; Walla End 17e. ; Walla End Northumberland, lee. ; Walls End Riddell, 16.. ed.; Walla End WherneliNi, 16a. 9d. ; Eden Mahe, 17e. 9d. ; Wells End Braddylls Hatton, 18a. eel. ; Walla End Haswell, 19a. 3d. ; Walla End Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Hatton Lycra, 16.. 9d. ; Well. End }Pier Orange, 18a. 6d.; Walls End LAMA" 18.. 9d.; Walla End Manlove, le.. 9d.; Was End Plummer, 14e. 6d.; Walla End 'Masers Helton, 18.. ed. ; Walla End South Hatton, 19s. ; Walla End Camp, 18.. Bd. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 17.. dd. ; Walla End Hallos, les. 3d.; Walla End South Hartlepool, 18e. 3d. ; Walla End Tess 19a. 3d. ; Walla End Whitworth, 14. ; Brown Moore High Heft, 16e. ; Nixon's Darya, 21.. 401.-Bhip• at mutat, 96; sold, &3. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MN Paw Mon Total. I , e4Y. WW&TL IN. mein. alredift af t . jut AIM Ord a. IL A 1I I 4 liddiksaord Osellk a.* ire .......... .... El SAO LIP MIN 11.!, 14,112 KM SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCZ. NOTICES TO MARINERS. The subjoined communication has been received at Lloyds' from thsdr agent at Madeira :—" Madeira, 30th November, 1867.-1 beg to advise you that the sanitary authorities have issued a notice suspending the use of the Lazaretto on the 12th instant, which u nfo reseen and ona petad nuaimre resulted in obliging the passengers who left Southampton for Madeira, rid Lisbon, by the royal mail steamer Medway, and who arrived here on the 18th instant, ;Feud by that packet. 1 may add that the sanitary re • mite here are at present subject to sudden changes." he official notice above referred to states—" That the use of the Lazaretto may be oono , dered as suspended until the ulterior resolution of the Board of Health. In e therefore, of these determinations, the use of trit7 4 lc s t7al Lazaretto is suepended." By an order of the lst instant, in the Mario of the 2nd Inman; the Board of Health declares Hamburg free from disease from the 19th ult. C•8II•LTIB8. Itpeintoondes (Gheeln brig). from the els of Asoffto Queenstown, wnk torn, foundrred to the Elgin of Dec. I, when atone 1123 mars r.W. of Cape ; crew landed near Ceps Clear; two of the mon 101 died. Ltedataree, tram Caere, errieed yererday. asesoutered a sisest oak as pusses. whisk .wept bee d els . Gee see overboard. sad brute the lessor. .Ire emend arste.—Listrpaal, D.e. H. Itepld Cr), Coped& Deft. brkerglai to the Leaden sad CeLaburals Skipping Ceespeny, Is ea the Cram esad rdl or rester; peseeadiel laaded.—Tenewels. Dee. U. LIIVIIMON. antra at foams Foam—City of Notate. at Mobile; *marks (o), at Ballfaz ; •In.. at Vez..!co: , Willlase. at Bantasster; Bann In). at Bate; Bear.= 01.00 Llama; Jaen Baratta, at Maar Tarn ; Lanka at New Cabman; nrran3d. et Bin Jaaen a: Wm. Tbentmotatt Album, at SLIM L tsaata; Bram% at Manta Video; sow NO. 11. 4 gm embalm (a WO, at Saida. Bainnaokt Grande; Main Jens, Lea, lAatlea, Leda. and Ferdinand, at Bataan dm& VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alien (1 Artnriant). from Liverpool 1,4 S agape's 30 days, Nov. 9, let 7.11 N.. 11.32 W. (Iserqur). tram Liverpool for Panama 11 days, Nov. 1, lays. 4.19 N., 10.1 W. Jon" Banks, from Callogspatem for London 19 &ye, OeL 30, la•. It 108 lon 43 W. Jain Parker. tient UTIICPX.I lor Bonin. ON-10,1.1.13 N., 10n.:7 W. K.ve cot rilpeia, from Liverpool ter kubourna, 03. 58, lei 7 5, lo MI W. ...trom Liverpool for Rb Joselro, Doe- L lot 40 A., lon H W. Teet►yte, from Liviepool lot DelaWaS. Deet. R lot SI p. 100. II VL FIANCE AND THE BUZZ CANAL—The Council General of the department of the Seine has passed a reso lution in favour of the Suez Canal, recommending this en terprise to the solicitude of government. The department of the Seine being in reality the capital of France, has emend greet weight to be attached to the favourable result of it, deliberationa, and it teems that the promoters have every name to be satisfied with the pregrem of their endeavoive which have hitherto been crowned with most eignsl suceets: seeing that this forma the seventieth favourable resolution pared in France. COINING AT THE ROYAL MINT.—The late sudden demand for sovereigns has pat to the teat the capabilities of the Mint. Three millions of aoverelgne have been rvin:d and forwarded to the Bank of England within five leeks, and in one week notions then 840,000 have been turned oot— a feat altogether unexampled in the history of coining.— Civil Service Gazette. LAdvertisement.)-1101-LowAY's PILLA morn ee Sol Teo eras no Ittoret.-1 crate. ot certalo ryrted uf lAstoote liable t ano cora oltiotot hid: list maks. it, •Din.oftfo . l the ow Wirt of lite feet. lon', andh utak an 1 thu• nut .trawl tor oa the coustitution; ntunners of dtorical patlatta, even Atm UNIT twat won otonottocc.l bt.oelfct. Savo been rued by tattoo Ifolletrayl Mb; awl this roet.'clue htt ma stoat tt.c toot of years to • cattalo rawly ler thts malady. no .Ac aelletol olt,old delay citing tot trial ttottl by all Touters thro,,thnot the world; at Tramp+ N* 10.11 r. NOiablbdiadoSs. 111, Pont. London. and M Malden-lase, St. York by A. Nowa. Coact... movie: A. Goldlct done. ;W Mou s ROA. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS. Keuthh-tells. lbw Hem a a 81110k1.7;pea.1% a& likeaealirst. linlibUbritl.pg the wife of A. F. r. - 11Tr;D, at a 0110,11P1011.—Doc. 10, at r'ressentl.oc,c, Park-road,, Btact wall. as Ir 11•11 Mr. O. Champion, of a Ina. °OXON —Dae.lo, WaudOtas Outrage. Tanaka, Do artre of 01$. Ontaa„ IDA 11141.0.4 a ma. 11AllILSON.—Loa. 11, ot Alm Yale. Beaux. Da• .01 0 1 W. Raelltes, Deg, of • deadder. MI LLD!.—Doe. It, u Logeweleeet. Pimlloo.tha wife a D. =Us, PARILT.—Tee 11.. t 1115beas Court, Clumsier. the MSS T. a. Tarry. 1.1.. of • damhter . PYll..—Doe. ,1, st Unrc C461.010ni, T.son, the wife of A. Py h. Ep of dibuibtu MARRIAGES. CLOVES —OTRZTOM.—Dt c. 10, at the whit church of fer.frou Walden. by the Bev. IL. Cluttet, J. Clo+ea. Esq.& Great Yarmouth, to Mardi Dorothe, daughter of tl.e late J. that.. E.g., or Pektnbalo. JOllle SON Pit lEST M AN.—Dec In. et Chivying anger. Neer er tbe Rey. E. enter, Mr. tt W. John on. of Peterborough. to End'''. daughter of the tale Mr. Prlratm an. ofeUarthortat. Inlcertrohlra MEALY—HIMMEL—Dec. 10, ag exp.), by the Ker. O. JIMt W. Neely, I:r.g.. of Wlllteham, to Eltanor, daughter of the late Km W. Ilughe, POOI.V.—JOYEW—Der... Meg tM Cathedral. Menchester, by the Reg Wtenooro. M.A. Mr. W. P. Poole. of Sal!urd. r Mre. Aria Jam, of Mend:water. BOA ALI( ER.—Semt. 14.1367, st Goalmsg. Vlst.rlst. Auerdb., by the Reverecd Wm. tulle. Weedepsa Idlobter, Witham Dean eikl,t one of Wlllbon Sod. s, of Aldose, Loudon, to Joe, third daoslster of Thomas Walker, tip., of Lund.. DEATHS. All EI T.—Dae. 10. Elizabeth 1;114 of )(r 11. A rmll. of 00 hard•Lesst.arad 62. BIALI4I.—Dan. 10. of Old Qaebandarmt, Palm= Mal". 3. B." 8.4, of linkswortb, &Wolk, aged Caell.la, dac;bter of T. Brand, 01013411, WA , " soM 30. BIIIIIOIILIST.—Ban 14. k WomMkell Efall, Emit. J. BrmAMT. atml.2. OARZIROTON.—Dee : M Oten!Adeo Wrack tlyd•Fm3. oantarus. swo.a4 rs• RAIISIB.—Dett.II at Hardy-eweel Great Georseetet. lAw9w 4 ltr. W. 11•ITIS. NW el lASSELL.—Peer. 10, et Booth not Torteth perk, WerVol• haeate et W. Linen 1; q LUNII.—Dee. 11, at How. Mebane 1:11e1K•e, irVe of Mr. J Lc. MOTII.—Dee. 14. J. O. /kik 'etyma u/ Moth, of No. 4, uhl Woe week Plemally. pooLIA — 1 1 ). et Ooreeeplate. Camees.tems. Imam, wiled! . WA , " ATM TT. rtil.ll.l elladbed W nmem KIND HAI" or Me. h I= to the City el Lo Prtsuer,_at Oak*. le b %be heitacCel momaim.-Jrnisar DllllllllllO 14110.