The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-30 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA. - . - The White Star clipper Red Jacket, Captain O'llailorae, belonging to Meseta. Pilkington and Wilson, of Liverpool, arrived in the Mersey yesterday afternoon from Melbourne, with advice. frees Mel bourne !o the 2od of October, making the voyage in eighty-tight data, She brought 200 paesergeee mad 133,000 °mice, of gold, valued at 632,0001. The latest advice, from England were to the Bth of Jell, brought out by the Royal Mail ship Morning Light, Capt. Gitlin, of the Black Ba:i ::ce, which made the passim lc 73 days. - - The following vessels had arrived out :—Sept. 6:11, °aiding Star; 7th, Viototy and Rimini; 10th, Tem perly and Brilliant; 12th, Murcia; 14th, Vic.oris ; 16th, Czar, Admiral, and Athlete; 17th, Moses Davenport; 22nd, Derwent ; 24th, Collie Mulzi• sad Itlotintain Maid, all from London. Sept. 4;h, Ellen; 5:11, British Trident ; 9:la, Stn. De Salaterry and Griden Bra; 10th, Tornado; 12th, Almirn and &mash; 17th, Saldanha (RM.S.) and Morning Light, from Liverpool. Sept. 6:h, Quern of the btu, from New Yak. The dates per the Red Jacket see—Meibourne am. 2; Sidney, Sept. 24 ; Adelaide and Hobart Town, 22 ; Launceston, 23, and New Zeeland, Sept. 3. Tne uews by the N. d Jacket is • fortnight later this by the True Briton. The Medbourne Journal of Commerce says: From British and from foreign pert' arrivals have been ea a Kale !sips without precedent eine. 1853, and there was a period during the month when :he enormous itflaz of ipping which a suceeesion of Lvostrable winds brought I into port dry after day so paralysed both seller, and buyer as almost to induce fa panic, and of a sadden and serious reduction in the vellum mc! of our staple imports. The season of the year, and the local incidents of a general election, were features peetiliarly unfavourable tuwarda re-usuring holders, who hued stocks suddenly increased beyond all caleolation or espeetstics, at a time when bad roadie, heavy weather, and electioneering incitement had gat as emire stop to balsam. Well-timed entidenee I. the refSOTCOM of oar market, and prudent diacritics on the pert of car large importers, restored confidence, and then tears gradually masers as an me:sional glimpse of Rae weather, 05W and again throughout the mouth, eel oa hot a partial so.crentry descend, and ineutrd a belief that the spring tcsle had communed. Thin cheered by as over swam resumption of &mond, our market has dragged ea through the dullest scum of the year, ander the pressure of very heavy arrivals, without giving way te anythiag like that sit et which might have been impacted ; and it may fatly h. pr. lamed toot the grins which have cool the Gat 01 PO Inn! a season of inactivity will now rally and hordes ender tae Balance of a steady, wive, and legitimate demand frm the Istria' districts. Such, indeed, is our opinios, bet we meet modify it by simnel; that a bat very few cruel., do we lock for any improvement es today'. value, and those acieles are mostly of Enter., not British, prodtee. We aisle it, iedeld, wonderful that penes are nalutsined at the pretest point, and it must chlrfly be attributed to the Annum sad spirit of out large import Inane, ribs, by withdrawing and storing a very Inge quantity of goods, have encouraged and strengthened 'miller end feebler holden, who would otherwise Lan nine 1 the market by forced minion sales. which, Ming into arenas the large snivels, have been comparatively few, it we malt the two ankles of better and boots sad show . . Sash beteg the ewe, lead Ist' shiniest@ not having pee fate idea: eine...pion, ft may esely be inferred that soaks in town ere inassally and eatreordicadly levee — heavier, radian*, than at any former period of the edit. ease of it. eilooy : and as arrivals will teatimes large, it will he matter *sough for cospetelatioa U without any peoportiorate increase of immigration prices are =demised at the pretest pint. It is oar opiolos that they will der, sad we believe Ibis opinion to be generally eonearred la, altheegh with typed to the spirit Market views differ, it bdag stated that exports have been se lug* that prices mast fall. We think, however, thee the much diminished stocks of spirits is Sydney sad Hobart Town will an expert from this eoloay the Roamed prim here give way ; sad notwithstandieg the expressed views of many parties who are capable of jade's& we do not believe in sty se rieesfell. Formerly, under the impressioa that sharps were exorbitantly high la Heiken', and property not so safe here, nor commercial stability as ✓icer* as is the older and aelglitoariag colony of New South Wales, very ;erg* shipmeats were made to Sydney which eventually found their way here. It has now bosoms recognised fa Europe, as it has loop slam bees la the United States, that bedsits hare Is conducted (Dojo* ea safe a basis r in the other colonise, whilst !Aldine articles always erimeasnd 16 to 20 per mat. more, and that thls city a by far the most drivable market. The import trade is sow andel going a very grad change, the effect' of whieb have sot bees perceived, and are not fully developed. Oar imports from the neighbzurieg colonies are declining every wish is vales, gad oat *sports are Amassing, sod Holborn* is fast becoming the central emporium for the *apply of the 'sigh boating colonies, instead of being, as heretofore, die general terminus towards whisk • very groat portion of the imports of New booth Wales, Tanzania, and South Australia was eventually attracted. The diminution of exports from Orest Britain to those colonies will account fee the lemon to Victiria ; and, looking at it in this light, we do set reel 90 much alarmed at the greatly-ietreased operettas' to this colony, and thick rather that they will iodate to the greater stability end prosperity of Victoria, by renderleg bee the chief emp.Aisna of commerce in the Astral m, and to which she is fairly entrled by bar central 'Audios, greeter wealth, *Ad larger ooesurnleg Fewer,. The aseoupentent of the resamption of steam communi cation with England, by as independent MITTiCIP by way of Saes, has been received here with satisfastioa, but so puled expression cf opinion with regard to die mods, of file particular lip has trenspired, as the public tavoar whisk this service most enjoy will doped more es the efidesey of the steamers employed this is the Wadies of say particular roots. Daring the month another distract for 'railway play, ea tangs identical with the last, bat to an swam% et 200,0001, hssbeon disportel of by leader, by the railway board, sad le this ice:ascii Messrs. De Ems Brothels have again been the succeeefal teaderen—payleg the goverameat a seminal bonne of 1061. for the adjadicatient of the oestreet, aad thus bulldog the prat. arising thereteena to the eon minion resulting fret the ship' besieges is seasealom with it, sad which ire estimated at faUy 6 tAr sash es an smut pasty approaching to that of the extract Itself. By the Wooga Wasp, wraith had arrived at !labour's, Sydney papers to the 214 k Septestscr had been reseived. There ere not say disuse reported in the markets, bat mach Incitement was minima smug the =manta* inte rest by the propeaitioa of the givernment to emend the Caelown Miff over timber, from, odd, oil, Sear, psis, tar, besides an imposition of a general duty of 10s. per ton es peeksger, without diserindeation. At the Chamber of Cesionroo a public meeting had bees held, sad • issoletion unaiumouely adopted, to the effect that to most the preset eakencies of the public service, sad until the tariff can be miatueely revised, direct tamales would be Isle objecticsable than the 'Miaow now proposed. .I . , UB.THER GOLD The AfelOossross Arras of dept. 27 says " A nutmeat jut arriud is town from Braid wood, os whose information implicit rellasto may be placed, informs as that gold hu bus dimmed, sad that la paling qua title*, at Thryst'a Creek, star Moray.. This plus is lefty stiles from Braidwoed, twisty-11u flora the premise di gg is g e at Aralusa, about one haadred from Croulbers, sad wafts • tee miles from the Ni neat. Some three or four unfelt ars at work, with vasyicg sassier The most aucessfol party is • Mr. Hairdos% tad they appeared to be getting upwards of an outgo per day. The goid ts of • emu chs mut, although it imam be said that Amy nuggets have yet buts obtained. The siakieg at prima bee reached so deeper thee eleven feet, bat tie further the digger go, the greater typists to be the yield." Moos Mixsa•L DIOCOTIRIIIi —We MIN SUSI OS Illoroday last, by Mr. Jelly", • splendid sample of bleak- lead ors, discovered by him the previous day es the south side of Mouse Kimble. Mr. Jekyl states that the specimen ha handed to us is part of &large quantity be took from the ground about 18 ileac below the sodas, and that thou sands of tons might he obtabod by • systematic search. In gas 'pot there he. beta a 'modally, which hes left bare an immense quality of theism. The spot where this speciosa was aeesrmad is about she mike from Wolloogeog.—Illet• warm Mercury of Sept. 21. 711/3 BRAZILS. LIVERPOOL, Movosir. The screw steamer Norman, Captain Le Valliant, arrived in the Mersey shortly after midnight, but no intelligence was received from her till she sent bar mails to the Post-ofeee, at 1.30 p.m. She left Rio Janeiro November 18, and Bahia on the night of the 28th alt. On November 30, lat. 6.26 8., lon. 33.35 W., passed a ship painted black, showirg No. 2313-3 distinguishing pennants; and December 3, lat. 2.21 N., 100. 23.41 W., the ship Warmth", Captain Mesh, from London to Cape of Good Hope and Bombay, 23 days out. She brought a small mail from Bahia, which, had she landed it when .he pat into Qoeenstown on the 24th, would have reached its destination on the 261, but as she has brought it to Liverpool, the letters will hot be delivered (in a great raspy cases) until the 30:h—a difference of four days. As it was, she was upwards of twelve hours in p)rt bears lila mails were sent to the Poet-ofilee. She his a caw of arrowroot and ccif.e. Her news is unimportant. Co> , ct•urrime or Ecoa.—As many m 110,362,200 rim *rt. sported in the oirroa matte sided tke 30th alt, sad 111 tar " hone oosorapiloo." Tne Coccnearse POULTRY EIRIBITIOXi—Wii aro inforintal that ■pear& of Km peas of birds bare bees deur«, for this sabibitioo, whisk will be held s• lb. time 'ail dqs of the preens week. A GRAND JURY ON TRIAL TO THI Eta, —0 What shall ws do with our criminals? is the 6r ,t question of the day. Calling rine attention to the inclosed statomeot, front the BrigAzon Herold of this morn kg, I bog to supseet a seined, via.:—What shall we do wAtt oar grand jams T—l as, etc., ARTHUR BIGGS, Palos limistsats, &tabus. Tivs-hall, Hsi/stew, Doe. 27. TEE LATE BOROUGH SESSIONS. PELESERT• RANT OF THE GRAND JURY. (From the Brif ken Herald.) It will be borne In =hid that at the Borough Swims hell lest meth, the graad jary, on bringing their labours to a close, made a special presristment to the Recorder, haring reference to Sarah Cooper, a girl charged with obteining • pair of hors ander false pretences Isom James Bowtell, St. Jesee't-street, en the 4th December. In this presentment they expressed their regret that a cominitbd should ever hare token place, thereby of coarse reflecting on the jaeseaset of the stipendiary, by whom the we mu sest for trial.• --7 FlMpressistmerft was is this form :— ranesNTatssT. B:rough of Brighton Be it remembered that at a General To Wit. Quarter Sessions of the Peace of oar Lady the Omega, ho en in and for the said Borough, ou Friaay, the 19th day of December, I. the twentieth peat of the ergs of our said Lady the Queen, before Edwin James, E*quire,R•corder of the saidßorosgh—lt is profited by the cats. of the Grand Juron, goad and lawful men of the said Baraugh, then and there sworn and charged to inquire for our Lady the Queen and the body of the raid Borough, as follow:lb, that is to say, the borough of Brighton afore said, the jurors of our Lady the Quests upon their oath, prsaent,—Tbat they feel regret that Sank Cooper has been committed and held in disease*, se they fully believe that ohs, beams paid for the first parching of a pair of shoes, also bought the boots with the intention of paying for them ; and there is no evidence of her having misstated facts, es it uppers this prosecutor has made no inquiry whether she was or we not • servant at No. 2, Canselford-street. The fejory to the character of a female aged 16 would be of the greatest importance to her u a servant, unless the court remarks favourably, so as to rarest* her to her former poeiti:•.—(Signed) FRIDIMICIL WRIONT, &I, &O." Oa Wednesday morales a copy of this presentment was handed to Mr. Biggs, the stipendiary, who Visa oecospied his seat on rho beach. Hulas looked at it, be observed that either the grand jury had sot essmised the epitomise sent into them, or those witasseee had given very different evidence to that which they gave before the magistrates. The presentment complained that prencetor had "made no irquiry whether prisoner was or was not a *smut at No. 2, Csmelford-street," whereas there was no mistime of Custiford-strut is the indictment or on the depoliticise, and the questios was, whether she was or was not a ser vant at 4, Brunswick square. The Clerk remarked that the paid jury umelly ens mined every althea, and the lactate pat his initials *Out nth. Mr. Biggs said he should like to me the iadiamant end the depositioss. These were obtained from Mr. livereled, slink et the peace, sad the chief officer also secured the atteadathe of P lice constable Hillman, me of the winsome is the OM. Hillman having been plMed la the witsees-boz, Mr. Biggs asked—Were you the polieemea espied 's the prosecution against /lush Cooper P—Yee. Avid there were three witoessee Wend over to attend mad be esuathed in that ease l—Yes. You were one of thus. Were you eassinfi before the grand jury T—No. Wes Morgan, the butler, who lived at No. 4, Brunswick equate, sad who was to prove that prisoner did not live there, writhed P—No. How do you know that teel was there present myself. Mr. Bigge—Then the paid jury have a bill seat up to them with them witnesses on the back ; two of them they don't ileitis', sad then they end fa a special presentment to the AMAIN! I have the 'filament before me, sad it my!: * The jurors for cur Lady the Oases upon that oath present that Sarah Cooper, on the 4th day of December, in use year IM6, nslawlully , knowingly, and designedly did falsely pretend to one Joseph Bowtell, than carrying ea the trade cr business of a 'hawker in St. Jassees.street, in the said borough, that she, the mid Barak Cooper, was than servant to • lady hash at No. 4, Brusswiekumue, and asked the said Joseph Burton to allow her to have • pair of boots, and that she would all sad pay for them ors Monday, by means of which said false protease the said Sarah Cooper did then unlawfully obtain from the said Joseph Boatel' one psis of boots, of the goods and 'filth of the said Joseph Bowen, with latest to defraud, whemu, in truth and is fact, the said Sarah Cooper was aot 4 thea the Burma to • lady living at No. 4, Brunswisk-square, es she the said Sarah Cooper well knew at the time whirs she did so falsely pretend es aforessid.agalast the form of the statute in sub use made mad provided.' . Oa the bask of It are the names of three without.— Joesph Bowtell, John Hillman, the constable, sad Gawp Morgan, the butlers-mad again st the first of Uwe only have ben paced the initials of th e foramen, Frederick Wright. Now, while this indictment refers only to 4, Brunswick *quart, the grand jury say in their presentment there is no evidence of her having saleetatird facts, because as it appears the prosecutor has suds no inquiry whether she was or was not a servant at 2, Cuselferd-street." What bad they to do with Caatalford.strest, when it woe In reference to Brunswick. squats alone that the false representation was made ? AU I can say is, that if grand juries have bale of indictment before them, and don't choose to esunine witnesses I think they are of very litt's use. At all events, whoa the find special prerrestments, they ought to tee what offence charged la the Indictment, sad how ins the testis ay of the without' supports it. Are they, Mr. Venal, bound to eamaisewatmesse The Clerk—They are sot housd ; but they are geserelly told not to throw oat my hills without dorm to. If they are sot always told it le beanie the duties of read join ere now so generally indentood that it is deemed needle's to give them special iseintetioas every time. Mr. Biggs—Well, if the greed jay doet shoots to ea I winsome us to read over theladiatneat.l onset help it ; bat as this preeminent has bees seat publicly, 1 think it right to take this public actin of It The Clerk—The pneestmest has reference to • subject whisk was sot the subject of the indictment at all. The prmentnest emplane that incising' were set node Most primmer beteg • servant is Cuselford•etnn; bet the tadietesent alleged that she has obtained the boots b representing herself a servant is Branewick-ripeare, Mich was foitud to be income'. if they mods say mistake I. reading the isdidamt, they mill sot have bees misled had they esenialed all the slam's. Mr. Burge ',narked that he onaldered it a ease of rose segle:t of duty os the part of the grind jury, through which a poisoner bad escaped psaiskaath The subject here dropped. • It may, perhaps, be as well hen to tetras►k the reader's mind as to tha facts of the ease by repatiag out report of it, as heard on Friday, the 12th lariat :—" Walt Ompr was chimed with obtaiaieg a pair el boots ender fain pretences. —Joseph Bowtell, aboomedier, Jamee's-otreet, stated that on Wednesday week prim:tam nano to his shop and stated that she was smut to a lady who last slater lived at 2 , Camelford-i treat, sad was now living at 4, Brusawlek equate. like wasted his to let het have a pair aloneness WI credit till the following morales. He gave her a pair, price 3s. 64., sad nest monies she SUN and paid 3.., and asked to be allowed to have apes ef beets. He gave her a pair, nine 10.. 6J., and she said eke wield sill es Monday meting, at 7 o'clock, and pay Me this. Bills rapeseed that eke was living with the lady at 4, Breemeldreteme. Bee did not call, and he j est. rJay west to Branswisasseare sad baud that the people had no kaowledga et prism,. Idea tified the boats prodaced.—lospector Hill asdgssedtos p 'prpiteediag priamer et Mr. Tarry's, pennon., net ens tog.—Mr. Biggs silted Mr. Bonen whiner he Mt her have the boots because he knew her, of bessweeshe soil obi Sena Iron Brussel& square I—Mr. Bewail: listarass I thought I km. her, mad that I had ems bee with SbYdtue In my shop before; but I sheen sot ban temesd hoe bid I not thought she was is antes et Beenwisinageare—Mr. White said than was soaker line simian tbe 'lbsen for steaks, a pale of beets to.. Mr. Hatch's she% bet he was not viand to go lets it.—Prisoner was eimmemied." Os the following day she was broug ht up, sad a eastempo rary thus ripened the melt :—"Omega Omega Morgan, haslet. at 4, Breestmck-npare, deposed that Mrs. Gardner mem pid the home. Prisons was not servant then, mar seer had hews sines wines@ livid at the Mass, sad dist was a period of Elva yeah.—Prisoser was eammitted for trial es this charge. Ia the nee neetleeed at the preview sitting, Mr. Hatah could not idestlfy the utilise tepposed te have been swim." TOE ROYAL Blinn! BANIL—THI The &odd.% sassier is which the smith% for the declare- Soo of the long looked-for dividend under the bankreptcy distribution of this mute took plain, after the deo:Mono( the Lords Justices coefirmiag the judgment el the Yiee-Chas oeLor Klnderdey, and the beadles ever the meets in Mad by the official =Limier, Mr. Herding, he the In bankruptcy, is likely to cease coneidemble twat autoogst • large body of creditor,, who, hiving may proved their debts balms the official manager, mad sot Whig taken the double precaution of proving is baskruptcy, will be deprived of the right of participating in the first divi ded ; end to that fact, so doubt, is to be attributed • dividend of do. 64. is the pound os the debts proved is baakruptcy, assmintise to about 330,0001., •bereee the debts proved before Mr. Herding, the olds' wager, Mesattit to about 600,0001. Sines the declaration of the diablemil, 'kids will be completed sad payable this week, the.. eteditees who had failed to prove in haskroptey have time Me In amide, but unfortunately too Mt* for them to reselve eke benefit of the tint dividend. Their proofs will he entered on the proceedings, end at the sent dividend neetime they will be entitled to be paid the amount of the first dividend of ds. 6d. beforeth• mood is declared. DEPOSIT AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COM• TANY.—This cmposay, +hist, lately fatted mph babilitits amottatiau to 12,000 i, is to bo wooed up, and so official wasps has beau appoiated for that purpose by the /faster of the Rolla. LONDON AND PENZANCE SERPENTINE COMPANY. —An order kw been issued by Via-Cliaoctllor Wood (of Laths, op tbs tiaossetioss of this sasistialtieg. THE EMPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING; DECEMBER 30, 1856. her a Oldest blow es the bash, whisk failed her to the gressd. The preseesteed sister, however, resolutely re tained bar hold of him sail he Abed her in his eras aid dashed her dews with mob fora that she wee rendered per ked, Isesesible. In lie noes none the promoter, whose eland's hod bees ennead by the spear, ahead dews stay end Sang his eater ad her triad lying senseless see eles asset deer, wails was wide epee, he proonded is wall Mask essallast, and lavas feud the prima is see* a ism who bed NM hiss hese trees the how, he was st ease gives tab sustedy. Miss Soma Ilitebbisge, the preseester's sister, gad other witnesses, were severally ezgabied, aid folly conenned the above fan, bat it wee fatiaated that Eons Kinder had sustained reek severe aunties frees the violas" of the phase" as to preclude her mashies. Sergeant Middleton slated that is marching the prisoner at the station-home, several luelfer saatelae were feud epos hiss, together with a damment, from which it appeared that ite had been meetly dlosharged from the Lead Transport Corps, althoogh be wu kaowa to the police ea a convicted thleG The primmer ' who Salsa offering gay defeats, was ordered to bereensaded kw the lomat completion of the depositions. George Pope, about 18 yeus of age, was charged with stooling the sum of 1081. 10s., the moneys of Mr. Robertson, • eurkeeper, carrying on bodiless at No. 9, Lower -street, Isliogton ; sad James Hudson was charged with receiving the same, well knowing it to have been stolen. It summed from the snidest., that the priaeoer Pope was foneerly la the employ of the prosecutor, but left hie service about sin months sp. 81,.ea that period he had often visited the complainant's hoes*, sod taken out the child for a walk. On Saturday, the prosenor went to his drawers for the purpose of poke ease money, when he found that the bulk had very considerably decreased, end upon count log it, hie ascertained that 1081. 10e had bun taken away. He then galled I. his wife, and said, George has paid himself very well for taking out the child, for he has stolen nearly the whole of the money." The reason he bad for suspecting the prisoner was that, although when he left his service he had no money, he had lately been honedealisg, and at one time he knew him to have been posseised of no less the. Ave homes. Teeterday morning he wont end fetched the prisoner to hie residence, sad when he amused him of the robbery, the prisoner said, I have set taken your money; tin mossy that I have spent was left me, as you well know, by my aunt." Hi then pee the prisoner into the ens ody of pollee-mutable 163 N, end whoa on their way to the station house Pope said, I took the money. I opened the drawer with the key that we. ea the top. The last mosey I took was 201., end that was about three weeks ago. Hodson has had the greater put of the money, and has swindled me a good deal." When Hudson was taken into custody he did sot say anything is answer to the charge. All the money that was found ripen Pope was Is. Od. Pope, when asked if he had anything to say in hie defence, replied In the empties. Hr. Yardley said thus wee no evidence whatever against the prisoner Hudson. and he would therefore be discharged. With regard to Popo be should remand him for further iscreiry to Do mode about him. We are requested to seknowledp the ruelpt of the fol lowing donations for the poet-boa, vie.: C. V., 101.; R. 8.11., IJ. ; Yuan. C. sad Co., 61. ; Salters' Company, 101. ; J. B , 2/. ; R. S. and Co., the half of • 61. note, said to have bun forwarded, but whisk has not bees received; a post-office order for 21. without the name of the sender. Solomon Allies, polio eonsnbim 229 B, was brought before Mr. Anent by order if tlir Biehard Maya, charged wit► retake Oa tea a masa fate oneasdy. Tim aces pake was int beimo Mr. Arnold on the !slie, whoa the witty meglelanas said that he beN—Tbe bad se pewee So enterinia it Is that form. — pievisedy hod awake le swim lde disapproba tion at that sans and his doubt of ha say Wilda:lice. If a person bad cause to make a cosplairist again a polies constable he should some been the magistrate and state it in the ordinary way, la cam that a summons might be based if there were salleisot meads. la sending the ma before him as tap/neat defendant appeared ha was asked to dada s can without any Madames to proceed upon. The matter am seat to hiss to inmetigate, although the man mold net be censidued a primmer la custody. Mr. Woman, who attended for the &fondant, admitted he was nit in mislay la the °military Maineatiou of the tam, sad said that Woodard had boa mat there bemuse the somplabiat demanded a public investigation. Mr. Arnold declined to tatertaia a case brought before him in that way, bat mid he would hem compleioant's statement, la order to drama's whether he would grata , mansions, AUrd bottetell, the mmtplainext, a very respectable. looking man, described as as inseam of monuments and tembetocee, Wrist at 11, Fienelagh grove, said that be. tween sight and also is the evade, el the 22nd of Noyes• her, he was la Little Georgo.strest, Chelsea, when, without say provocation, a strange mos *Mock him a blow in the face, which Woke his nose and cut his lips through, alter whisk his assailant went into a public. bean. Complaisant waited outside till defendant came up, and *ea told him what had occurred. Defendsat replied, "Nosiest& 'oppose you've been drinking with the man, sad made him drank, mod he has struck pow." Tb. man thou same from the publiabouse, whoa complainant pointed him oat, and waisted defeadast to take him into custody, bat he reload, although womplanant was tweend with blood. iirTArasid said Its amid gnat a mamas, whist), at ills request at M,. Woman. vas hoard against his sliest at otos. -- oesapialastat having repeated his statement, was eras ezaminsd at peat heath, in the muse of which he denied that he had said to the imitable that his assailant and another person came out of the home, that neither of them was the man who struck him, and declared that he (com plainant) was perfectly sob,. Oa being asked If he had any witnesses, The complainant replied that ha had only one, who was a fellow-workman of hie assailsat, who had promised to come baton the magistrate against the policeman whenever so ggily& Although the complaioalst keew on Friday that *e ems WAS to be board on that day (Moncay), be bad only Oren the willies two hours' notice, sad he was lot now in attendanm. - - - - --- Mr. Westin asked for nets front the winplainaat if the cue was adjoined, sad ca his refusal to anode to those toms the natter wee proceeded with, ensplainant stating his willingnen to do without a winos. Mr. Wontner, on behalf el his elicit, pouted out the naiades of meaner apparent in oomplaiont while giving his teatinney, and mann in the menial' ache duty of a polies eons:able nun denuded upon the apposition of • pain wishing to give anther in shirr, and upset the dr ounteness by wink the ease was earroinded. The 0110- alibis was told by a pence when he supposed by his mann bad ben dabldsig, the laprobahle story that a stranger had visiently anielted him without any provosatioa, sad when Waisted mains, left the pablirtione at Ent said he wee an the nee. The law said that in the ens of an ted assails, It should he lawful for a pillio n apprebeed the offender without • warrant, if tie shield hays ggosaedd news to believe that such an smelt bad been ssnniasd lb (Mr. Wenner) held tbat • ma stable wain* hand by statute to take a nut, but less to sieseise iillseities; seen( no nuts of violence abest she 111011.141 Set, it was foe the asOnste to deter mine whielieftlie had not owned that &meths soundly. Oaembekent bed MIA that inundiately after the assault be walked Dense sal lass is the station, • disuses of • mile,witbsel Myles mewl say of the blood It.. his moos end Mr. Comings, fisparist en duty at the tine, was now sailed. Seeeld It wee nearly half past eleven when eon. Fianna neeind then, and be bad evidently been clinking. He emplaned of lining been violeatly assaulted, but wit nee observed no narks of violence about hire. Winne thee desired hire to take his bat of, and upon hie doing so he observed • alight shrubs of the Wile, obscured front sight by his hair, on the side of his fan. Ise cross-ezaainatioa by onaplanant, Impair Cu... alms said that his lips wire not eat nor his saes broke'. Mr. Anoka squired whether be saw say blood about his We tor dirt? Istpeotti bemoanp milled be did sot. Complainant minted that his lips IMO eat and his nose broken, sod be had bees utter the dentor's hands inn Anse. His landlord mild prime that be exhibited the narks of these Works when he west to the station. Us. Wooer objected to his being contd... complaisant bad deaf lis lest, and bad said be bad no wits. Yee Anal said the great dilieslty in this ease was the m•s/wasss of all 'AMMO. Hod complaintst istisfamorily bi ere, it would have Wes as aggravated ant" smiduffindost musteiemly ban been deemed guilty of cig of duty. He (the worthy magistrate) did not agree with Mr. Westin, that it was sot nomputeory en • ,1 esenable ti tab. • flame of assault, bemuse the woods wen only ..it skill be lawful;" for be hold that when web weeds were used it was tautuseast to • duty to de us H. would aot way that complainant bad exaggerated Mann, but It was meek to be deplored that he had sot Naga the attendants of his tritium. Opposed to man• plidatat's statement was the testimony of Inspector Cow mime, who said that wises he same to the station he mold sot observe any mark of violence until he removed his hat end his hair, sad therefore there could have bees totting to ladies On constable Is the street to tome to the sou elusion that an aggravated smelt had been committad. Defendant ought perhaps to have Inv/signed the matter more, but there ass net sufficient in the eme to justify him (Mr. Arnold) in sayng that In had been guilty of neglect of duty. 10}1.13TREET. eaosiderable 'umber of poor persoos have ben relieved fits the poor•boz by the sitting magistrates, Mr. Bingham and Mr. Beads, during tee put wsk. About 60 spell oasts, whose cam bad Sea iavestineted, received mall bat very welcome stuns, varying seeordieg to ebotacht and circumstances, from se. to 10.. It was found seruary to limit the mutat fey distribution, ea the donations of the betevalst, though liberal in smut, have not rushed in the 'navigate the rungs of former years. The class of penes relieved were widows with families, old end infirm people, scoot' out of Oath (ousionally supplied with seitable °tubing when stivatios wets obtained), ma stresses. end any of those OWN which the Poor Law, as ad ministered, would not reach. The somber reliend daring the year was from 400 to 600. All MU are investigated by Willis, the aisle( usher, before soy mosey is disbursed by the magistrates. The moss are »gusted by the magistrates to slum ledge the receipt et 68. from A. for the pax ben; also 104 Iron the Salute Hail Queasy ail Ins J. A. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION 110178 E. Elward Horns Moats!lore, agreed with koalas forged bills of exchange to the moans of 6,3004 was btoight op for farther ezawiestioa. Mr. btu (outset for the prosecation) called Mr. Mo ntle Joseph Mostelere, of the Stack Mutsu., who eaM be did net hum that there wee say other Jomph Moon ier... the Bleck Meehan* than himself, sad he had no kaowledp of the primmer. "To the beet of my know lap," eibl he, I never saw the prisoner before. He b net to my knowledge • nephew of mins. (A laugh.) Me had no authority to dun bills upon me." Mr. antes said that this doted the evidence which he was prepared to give arm the shine ooaneeted with the two bills httleagtag to the nt, the for gery of whisk was attributed to the primaer, who, it would M reeollietod, oa beim qualoomi is Cape Town, mid he could refer to the Los sad West:lnbar Bank, and he could draw ea his ludo, Mr. Joseph Menteavre ' of the Stack Multiage. The leaned mussel thought he had brought forward quite umiak to justify him ia inking for the committal of the prisoner for trial, but if there should be any °lquitos to that mane ea the ether side, be would let that ease stand as it mu for the mutat, aid pressed with another, in 'IMO he would show that a forgery of a met gram kind end upon • very emissive mile Ina bee. executed by this primer. It would sot, however, be I. his pout to go farther with the cam to which be had jest Minded than measly would justify hlm la &skis, that the primmer Auld he remanded. Mr. Lewis steengly objected to what he celled the unfair comae el yeeendlag with a sear amigo before that which had ham so km ostertalaed and deloyed from time to Cm had hies Mewed of, and he submitted that aa no form hed hies esmaitted by the prisoner, and 111 if a forgery had been committed I. the ease, It bad been um omitted out of this country, sod soniequently out of his lordships jaeledimies, there attune are ground at all for further demises. _ After seen dbessies the Lord Mayer eaprewed his la testion es hoc the pethelare of the shend sharp before he wool/ death ups die first. Mr. ROMs said the mond sharp spinal the primer was that he bed heged two letters of credit upon the Lac. des sad Wesiolsease Bask, whit* bit had presented at the Cape of Geed Hope Bask is Cape Town. The fraud bad bees sostemplated by the pelessee upon a met esisadve scale and with a dopes of tap. nutty whim displayed, eves is caw, mattes is whisk bed hoes of late frequesti es profitable. Oa the 4111 h of Jame, 1866, as was meth to the Leeks sad Weetwastet by a perm wbo , galled himself Janes Bfirely, fora Was of teeth for 1W payable a 4 lb. Cep of Good Hope Beek Cape Town, to the credit of Richard Rowe, sad the War was granted. No applieaties for mouse, however, bed bees made, either at lb* Cape or is Lomas l sod he lehtso r metal had no doubt bees obtalsed by the plow et a Naledents of his, for the purpose of eau Asa is obtain the dgnatures of the mown sad director, el the beak, with the view to imitate the elpatures to the lemeeste whisk were eabse- 1 nasally pesemated at the Cep et Seel Ems. Sem thee silk. Weer ot June et the Ilegiesing hay, the pl ease. wee is bliabsup soder the sem et WMais lips; when he wale wag Mesa. sad pegs meet& ea a hash dm ass hes ad sty sod peeve the }stew's, headtseides es the herd dessess Oa the 7th of July ' the Johns left for the she arrived there on the 24tb, of Lie" la the lbipp, sad ea the neat day be l sad et Se Owe Hoed Haak, sal left there a letter Wiles disease& _ Mr. Lortele thrthgly tobjeolhat le the nollag th ay ethic of the or s the the ehoomolemon represented letter, by loused thami. The Lard Mayor said thet he, se a magistrate, was merely isishisB iota the etstemeate 84 to the comulmin of a mina offence, and be wadi eft we magistrates g Uy noted fa rash motpm—Ytwft to the (thermion of the enamel foe the prothestise to amide upon the amass of eleariag away any obetzsedene whhh slight present them selves is the progress of the isissOloak•. Mr. Bakes said the heliewhe woe the letter to which he would fall his lordsWe eatmein : 0 , 9 9 9111.) "London lad Weetaiseter Bask, Landau, Joao 8, 1866. " Goatheen,—l as desired by the smaagiag directors of this bank to iatioduee se you the ;bearer, Mr. Edward R. Moneellon, who porpoise amm4thg a year's leave of atm= atom Br Bast is travg. Mr. Mosteilore has with his inns of kle own hind', with the endorsement of this meablistromay nod it is partinlarly requested; that you will gnat him any eselatenee, pemmiary or otherwise, that ha may require.—l ito " W. WILDON. pro 081111111 i "To the Minton of the Ceps of Good Rope Bank, Cape Town." Oa* of the directors of the Cape of Good Hope Beak called at the hotel where the prisoner had taken up hie quarter', after the maul of the letter which had jut hem reed, but nothing further thea took plan. Houses, by the very seat post the book method the following letter: " (81pordal.) " Loudon sad Westminster Beak, Inadon, Jane 9,1866. " Otatheaso,—Coallreshig my despatches per steam ship Fiery Croat, by order of the dirroders I bare sow to inform you that a letter of credit, No. 998, dated 6th lost, has been mislaid by or stolen from the party (Richard Bowe, Esq ) in whose father it was drawn. You will therefore, in ease of promotion to you, withheld payment thereof WE the promoter thereof shall be fully identified. "Ism alto directed to smokes the duplicate of a special letter girth yesterday to Mr. Edward H. Moatefiere, who carrke drafts of hie owa friends oa China to the sum of 6,3001 sterliag(els.6,3ool.), endorsed by this beak; for those, ae well as for Mr. Moatefion pusemlly, I have to claim particular atteatton. " I am, goutlemea, your obedient 84TTL4t. J. W. Watatox, pro Gemini Waage:. "To the Director, of the Cape of Good Hope Bank, C.p• Tomo." These letters world, Mr. Eibton ontended, show the Windom mode ha which the forgery bad bees madmted, sad displayed a capacity for depredation similar to that by which the present yesr had bath distinguished by the adveaturen is fraud sad robbery. la coseevesace of the receipt of the hot letter that isiec beta road, the directors of the Cap. of Good Rope Beak could 'stomata so idea of • fraud, sad the prisoner we furnished with a thecae book, sad la the meal way drew out of the beak up to Sept. 6 mural noes of money, aseitatiag in all to 8004 Her WOW" Atterney-General at the Cape had glees much 'Malian to tile extraordinary can, sad felt area invenignien= interest in it, peeenates soit ild nob haloes a• sad deeply-plasma slam of desegdaa I end lines maid he no death that the phew would have boon peaseuted then woes it net lar the =peen, loomatheiesse, sad delays which wall have ben entailed by the ..unity of any lag over willows hem this etharry. The yellow, how ever, had beta eeM that salon he left the Ceps a prawn tile would be ins hated asthma mg be ethsequently esited he Mentand.wlMet as Wheels hales eggtoetaa he ity w of as id Wadi to his ewe eatisfeedea.__ _ Kr. J. W. Walden said—Tke deanant produced, dated Ekk of Jan, 1M6,1. an is ny arida. ; tbe strata,. le a abed blind= of also. The signatures to the other disouseanprodased are an slats Mr. T. P. Ship, clerk la the Loados and Weetnisatn Hoak, Lothbary, eald—Applicstioes for leases of audit an sad* to ne. Os the Bth of Jen, 1866, sa application an nab toMae, which I produce, sad spin whin applintin I Ihsesi a letter of credit, nyabbi at tla Cape of Good Mem bat which bee sot bees resumed to se. We set as wens fix w Cape of Good Hope Beak, sad they do mot adnee in if It be paid, u we hare ea acenst of tams. Crowesealsed by Mr. Lewis—We inn stop leans of credit ea the Cop., of which lotion of credit we are sot advised am-ssemlasil by Mr. Ribton—Wir advise , her of the wasted credited to their acconst. They do sot drew es es. • teed thus an wawa meg math. Mr. IliMea said it weed be see, by his lordship that there wire &Mealtime is the way of the prosommtioa, mit* hem lbe Mt= would ho be able to pro deem plates Glasgow and Rillabergh 111141 would prom Mel the piessawe was the pence who bad passed wader the sumo of Wm sad that th• Wien predated were is his iteadveritleg. Mr. LIMO aria Opened te the forest debilities of his elks% egoist 'Rem aot • tittle had bees stated ealealatml be drerr Ihms • Own bed hem eimmalttad by him la this The Lard Keret had, he !misted, no more jaris iliollee is the attend care thaw be bad is the Best, NM IS was unfair to uprise • perms from time to Use is the hope of getting up evidesem bit by hi piliet We Re ociatesded that the lemon showed of the trommission of freed, and that, judging free the tiresomeness of the two assupported charges, him elieat woo entitled to an immediate distilling'. The Lord Mayor maid there wee s gnat diffrreace between the two oases. He was aware of the diSimiltirs with whisk th• !Int thug. was surrounded at to his jurisdiction, bat is the mom! cam &camerae were produced which were alleged to have been forged is this country, sad he win assured that witsewee would be fortheosalog in support of the soematiou is a few dips. Be should, third, re, reamed the prisoner till Friday upon the mooed, and he would re. serve the dismission ea to the first. The primer was then resseaded iseciediegly. WORSHIP-STREET. John Stubbing., a robust and resolute looking fellow, was plated at the bar before Mr. Hasmill, Merged with haslet been tonna in the dwelling-house of a gentleman named Stebbiap, is W•yetooth•teersoe, Hsekney-road, with la test to pleader the pretaims, and also with haying violently oseaultrel the prosecutor's astir and another young worm maned Hama Rieder, is the oozes of their effort' to memo bin. _ _ _ It appeared from the evidence that while the prosecutor and hie family were engaged is entertaining' small Chrbt mu party in their drawing-room, on the owning of Baton day last, his ester had omission to proved down stare, end was about to enter the beck prilour, when the primmer lad. dimly rushed out end rapidly passed her in the dinetion of the front door. She blatantly resod hold of the prisoner, and in her strenuoui endeavour. to detain Min, the skirt of his mat was ton off and left in hr► bend.. "fro prisoner then renewed hie flight, but before he resehrd the docr be was overtaken by the yourg lady, who grasped his by the collar and held him t'gh'ly until the complainant, Emma Kinder, hastened to her assistance, but the instant gonads bar appasseeee eks primer tuned Owed/ need sad dealt DIAETLEBONE. Obv;gtopher 'Hansard, the cabana, who was 'barged a h ie cu l l eines with hiving soused the death of a yowls wens . , as seed Sarah Tidy sea, by driving bis cab ageism mas mabas being into:lotte d at the time , was brought op for fart her ..ia,,,:tunaticia. when sane additional evideaes having been adda:wd, the prisoner was eontuitted to take his trial for essadas;!lit.T. F. A. B. batman 11. for 1210 poor-boa of the .out. 801.7 FR Charles Williams, briver Wilke, Job. Bryant, and Denis Foley, were brought before Mr. Beecham for flail examination, 'barged with immealttleg a sardines emu It on lir. Charles Hagan, a clerk I. her Y. )'carp's Board of Works, sad robbing him of his watch sod finnan shUtings. It appeared from the evidence of the peomentor, that on the evening of Wednesday the 17th instant, m ba Iraa Kent•street, Borough, he was suddenly attacked by three or four men, who seised him by the seek, pulled him violently down, and nearly straugled him, at be same time rifling his pockets of his watch end money. When he had sufficiently recovered ha called out for the police, aid was directed by a constable to the station house. While there two hassles, of whom the prosecutor had Inquired his way to the Borough, came in and gave such Information as ceased the prisoners to be apprehended at Csatellen's lodgiag house, in Falcon-court. A maniac, who described herself as the housekeeper at this lodging-hoses, deposed to a conversatioa between Williams and Bryant, In which they "poke unreservedly of the robbery, Bryant de. Glaring that he would have killed the prosecutor outright but for Williams. There befog no evidence against Foley he was discharged, and the °then were committed to New ga!! fsr trial. Mr. Bonham expressed his raven that so& a dea of Misses should have 'listed in t►e heart of the Borough, as baldly a day paned without amethiag being brought from the lodgieg•boon fa question. The magistrate neared yesterday afternoon a ppost•o®os orda for N. for the poor•boz of the wart from T. T. and Co. THAMES. Jobs Lee, described al a labourer, aged 24, of Old Ford, Bow, wee charged before Mr. &11e with stealing a pine of perk, the property of William Tibbenham, butcher, of lligb.street, Bow, and also assaulting loopeotor Ellis, of the K division, and Joseph Ticket, a amiable, 170 K ; and WtlUam Beckwith, aged 20, of High-street, Bromley, labourer, was charged with amities a mob to reuse Lee, and with assaulting William Ward, a con stable. 419 K. It appeared from the evideece, that Lee, who is a ticket-or-leave ml., was observed ea Saturday night last by a Madman& of Bow to take a piece of pork from Mr. Tibbenttain's window. The witness fol lowed and charged him with the robbery, which Leeds:lied. The police were called and a desperate struggle ensued. Inspector Ellis passing on honeback at the time end Peeing the cc edict with seven' police constables sad a large mob around them, dismounted and misted to secure the pri soner Lai, who in the enesuater kicked him severely oa tae head and eye. Beckwith was also exciting the mob to Tense Lee. The magistrate declined entering into the question of the robbery, bet sentenced the prison', Lee to one month's imprisonment for the arson on the inspector, and to an additional fourteen days' imprisonment for the assault on the constable. Btckwitli was fined 20e., which was paid. THB CONVICT MANSELL. It seems that the execution of this prisoner, who was convicted at the lut amine at Maidstone of the murder of a urporal of the 49th Regiment, in which be was a private, by deliberately shooting him with a rifle, has been respited from the Ist of January to the 6th of Febraasy, the Attorney-Oenenl having pasted his consent that a writ of error shall issue upon the ground that the jury who tried the prisoner were not legally empanelled, sod that his con viction was therefore not legal. This is a proceeding that has very rarely taken place in the ease of • capital convic tion, and as the prints that are relied spa to support the writ of error ON of a novel character, it may be as well to state the circumstances under which It is sought to set the conviction aside. It will be remembered that the prisoner and the deceased had served with the regiment daring the campaign in the Crimes, and it appeared that when the regimental baggage was shipped to England there was a dispute between them relative to a pair of boots, and the prisoner Mansell, under the impeo sion that the deceased was desirous to get him ante mashie, deliberately resolved to destroy him, aad he shot him dud at the camp at 6borncliffe. He had no counsel to defend him, but upon his expressing a desire that he should have the assistance of counsel, Mr. Baron Bramwell, who presided, requested Mr. Russell to watch the use for him, and he consented to do so. The facts being cosensive, the counsel fee the prisoner resolved, as the most likely coarse to save the life of his talent, to challenge every one of the jurors who bad been summoned to serve, with the exception of these belonging to Maidstone, as it was known that a very strong feeling *safest capital putiohmente pre vails in that town, and accordingly the full right of challenge was exercised by the priecner's counsel. Fifty-nine jurymen only had been summoned, and as Mr. Rafael! had chal lenged twenty, and it happened that one jury were absent consideting their verdict, none bet Maidstone jorymen remained to be called, and Mr. Bibles, the counsel for the crown, exercised his eight of directing that all these levy men amid stand by, and three more jurors were wanting to complete the panel. It therefore bourne neces sary to go through the list of jurors again, cons-, mules with thou who hod not been challenged by the prisoner's counsel, and Mr. Ribton then proposed to choose from among them those he considered to be the least ob jectionable. It was then contended on behalf of the prisoner that this course ought not to be take., but that as the list of jurors had been game through, the crown lied no right to object any more, sad that the newts of the jerors should be called is their order, and that those who aaswered should go into the box, and ft was argued that if the crown were permitted to take the coarse suggested by Mr. Ribton, it would have the effect of enabling it to obtain a jury that might be likely to act in accordance with he wishes, and that the liberty of the subject would be materially endangered by such a course of proceeding. Mr. Baron Bramwell expressed his opinion to be that the counsel for the prosecu tion had the right be claimed to et:noise, and while the discussion was proceeding the j say that were almost ems into court, and three jurors wen taken from sateag them to complete the jury that was to try Maseell, Mr. Russell, the counsel for the prisoner, protesting sgalnat such a mune being taken. The primmer, in the result, was bound guilty, but at the conclusion of the trial Mr. Russell applied to the learned judge for his unction to the nueesmy steps being taken to test the legality of tbejary. His lordship, however, said he should not interfere, as he was of opinion the course that had been taken wee legal, and in accordance with precedent, but if th e learned counsel thought there wee anything in the Wet, be must take the usual steps to obtain a writ of error. The usual course is such eases is to lay the matter before the Attorney-General, and if he thinks there is any ground for it, he gives has consent to the writ being issued, and this having been done, the execution of the sentence as remitted until the point chill have been argued. If the court should then be of °plaices that the jury wee not legally empanelled, the whole prteeedimp of the triel will be annulled, sad the prisoner will altogether escape punishment. TER BULLION ROBBERY ANDTHE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY FaAIID CAlll3.—Arraeseisaato similar to thou which wars made fa the Palmer case, and which soya re& patrol satisfaction, are to he adopted with respect to the geld dust robbery ems and the trial of liedpath for dmi Groat Northern Railway frauds. An application has bow , wade by Mr. Bodkin on the abject to Baron Mattis, by whose libation it is understood that rte Grand July, who ere to wet at the sat session of the Central Criminal Court oaths 6th of January, will he adjleresd on the 6th till the following Monday (the 12th of January). whoa they will re-amiable far the woad. rattan of them two la portaat cum and the trials will take plate on Tuesday, the 13th. By this ornament the numerous witnesses will have the comfort of being accommodated is one of the courts, sad thee be exempted from the serious incaveni taloa which has been so frequently and justly complained of, that of bola' kept walling in the different lobbies of the carte. THE WIVELIBOOIIIII /81:111DIR.—An inquest wr held on Baturdsy last at the town-hall, Wiveliicombe, the body of lobe Aplio, a farm labourer, aged 22, who was robbed ..d murdered oa the .night of Tuesday, the 23rd feet., near Wivelitcombe, the particulars of which have already appeared in our columns. The striders. proved that Thomas Nation, the person mimed of the murder, rode home with the deceased on the night in gneetion, sad was the last person men in his *papacy. A blcod stabled i knifo was also found in the prisoner's packets, sad marks of blood oa various pane of bit clothes. Tn. jury d verdict of " Wilful murder" agaisd Nation, who was cent ' mit ed for trial. REMOVAL OF A POLICE STATION. For some time pest It hes been considered by the Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police that the station home is Look's I Fields wu sot la a situation end adequate to the require ments of so extensive and important a district ea that com prised in the P Division, of which Mr. Lund is the sayer- intendent, hie Wattles extending so far as Croydon, avid in ' eonasqvanco a large mansion, with spacious grounds, situate at the Walworth•road entrance of Carter street, being un occupied, was purchased by government, as a sobititute, I and a number of workmen have been for a very long time employed in erecting the necessary cells, mostering yards, sad rendering the building in every way available for the samerons staff of officers. The whole baring been brought to • completion, the 1' Division will vacate their quarters in Lock's-fields on Thursday morning, the let of January, 1867, and take up their position in their new quarters the same day. COUNTY COURT TREASURERS —The salaries of the tree/arem of county courts last year, paid ottt of the us, amounted to 15,0831. CRYSTAL r&LACI. ONI SHILLING DAY.— MONDAY, Duo 29 —Admissions on pay , :ieut, 1,606; ditto hymns:ye deice% 322. Total visitors. 1,928. [Advertisement-]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL* INCONTIIO.I.IIILa Aires,, roe Pao Leos.-111. Sharp chennat i of Salford, reports, to scommunication to linNessor Holloway, that NITA 110 mar, of Albert-street, Milord, ,offered from a bid kg for upwardso; three year,. during winch period she could wear nail her eli e DOC boot—in fart. tottered extreme torture. She was at tenth Induced to try Itellowai'e Ointment and Pob, and In the hristspare of four week, the wounds to her legs were rowthlel•Z eared. and ,be can now walk any reeronable disbars:A Sold by I medicine vendors thrimihnut the world ; at Professor Holloway's r i s a gg i s s aggig. gtraud. landan, and SO, lisidemlane. New ' Yak; as A.Stampa, Oasstastisaple; A. Oalalq, Seaga% aid& Mir, WM. Malßllo.B. LONLION WEEKLY DOCK RETIDIMIL—Nc. 27. Imported. Delivered. Pr. Mae. MM. Itooaa,W.ladia ~ (sake! alo Mauritius bap 2,206 Bezpliltsdrasbap 22,200 ...... bags image 27,000 Cormß.P. Mocha as 240 lom Co C coa sy , N J ....AMP 1 1 6 60 0 Ikeda 100 iwaLW.L Irks 310 314 ;SOO I,:00 2,700 6 230 1,000 9:4 21 1,000 P.000;1,30o 130,00 j 11,0,0 148,000 7440 201,000 21/00 220 isos 2.020 5 . 18 0 30.600 60400 1 , 220 4,660 290 21.00 349 19 . 2 ( 0 0 TALLOW. Th. Wisdom , of the tallow market la the outartof Mt week mu wailed. man: prime. and • decline ems rhea t o r t' ;.. aya, ad. Jr *ow l - all this month, and to 37e. a 4 for January aod Mona. Imam in the week • rsestloo took oleos, and the market akstion Ira at Us. 3d. to Me. ad. both for .6 lbw math 41111 d atmey an/yarch . Teat the market erased very tine to all podalams. Ulm twins wanted for contracts for all tram mouth's smaimiawry beim irked advanced prima, and 39r. was paid in me Iseasiss. 11610 rags the market has been rteady, and leaves o ff : M.; all aflostlx, 1184. 9d.; January and Marek 37e. to Ms. 64.; 15 4 1 ? to Jut 66. Id. to 64,. 9d.; O.tcsber sad December, 52.. 64. to 01.; tallow all, 375. Ird.; eLlne , 335. ; town tallow. s;.. 3d to 64 37. , net cosh. We quote palm otl. 45. to 15r. 6d. ; coosesut oil, It s.; ditto, Ceylon, 19e. to 495. 6d.; linseed 011. 37..10d. —(Prom Smith aad Charles' circular of Morality erudite.) OOLlA.—Lawson, Thee. ii.—Bell's Primrose, 154.; Epees Bebe& Bo:Ray. 10s. Darisoa's Weat Bartley, Hut:spool Wait Hartley, 16e. ; froward 's West Hartley Nether., ton, 16a. M.; Lanrndaw's Welt Hartley. 16s. 3d. ; Tsnfirld M. sr, 13s. ; Trine ki Moor buts.,l3s. • West Gareaneld, ire.; Will. End Goafortb, 17a. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Whatneliffen 17s. fat ; Eden Kale, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Belmont, lie.: Walls End Braddylls, 18a. 3d. ; Walk End Frarawell. gate, 1 / 1 4.• Walt. End Haswell, lib. 6d. • Walls End Lannhton, lie.; Wain End Montague, lbs.; Walls End Perishes, II..; Walls End Plummer. 18s.; Walls End Richmond, 17s. Dd.; Walls End Russell Hellos, les. 3d.; Walls End South Berton. lie.; Walls End Casino, lb. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepcol , lea. 3d .; Wails E n d B art l e . pool Beton. 16s. ; Wnlis End Heonh Ha, 17...6d.; Walls End Huswinh, as. • Wall. End booth Hartlepool. lea.6d. ; End Ti... 19n. 3d.; End Thorpe, lea. id.; Wails End Whitworth. 175.; Walls End Passes West, 18s, 6d. ; Brown Moor High Main. 16s.01.—Mtips at market. 127; sold. 110. TRAFFIC RIITURNS. • Mu. Tee. Men. Total. Tow,ln=Ms. open, seaters. chandiee. 131& 1414. Weak sailme Nev. M. a & Wand Trask of Canada 569 4,511 6,007 10,51 1 5 6,113 Week ending Dec. 12. Great Week= of Canada .. . 183 6,563 0,522 13,075 11.018 Weak aiding Dec. 27. Beath Miters 18.(419 18,034 11114b1014 and Boat) 1. 04544 .1 05e" Ulf 10,035 2.717 12.752 11.073 BHIPPIZvG INTBLLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Bull, from Loudon r Rindetiella, with wheat, ° ra i d= mod lut night. came off very leaky, and whilst =ll. lkw awe, sank shat half a mile from he ; crew la Sala asst.—Deal, Dee. 15. Biz(W4j, Captain Dowall, from Sunderland to Bruges, auk raw &ors at about three miler E. of the pier this parrise; aaaw ea am awed, but the venal will probably bu caw • moat - Outsal, Dia. n. Iris, Captain Lembiraielte of and bound to Rostock from Sunderland, was welattod se the Seaw lag Igen ; seven men drcwncd, master caved.—!assn, Dec. 31. LATIRPOOL Barra AT 70IMOR POSTA—Carobula, at Shanghai; Wl!d Cat, and Zephyr, at Callao; Wellilset, at New Orleona ; &sl ime, at Philadelphia; Miranda, and Elizabeth, at Newfoundland; Aria, at Havanna). ; Latooers, at Cardenas ; Don Auguste, at Men. furs Comorin, arid Miles haston, at Calcutta; Helen, and Thomas, at Savannah ; Ashburton, and Lsuts, at New York ; Queen of the Lakes, at Literlitaton ; Constantine, at Boston ; Steffan °plinth, and Melleehina, at Trieste; Adelle !toners, at Virginia ; Geo. F. Patten, at flaltiraore ; Lawson, at Philadelphia; Eclipse, at Ostend; Queen of the flees, at Santander. Began tot LJTZTICIOL—YIoTtase Nightingale, from Calcium. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Astoossoo. frees Liverpool for Mathes, Nov. 12, lat. 9.17 N., lc n. 24.9 W. British Lion (ship). from North Shields for Banos Ayres, Nov. le, lac 4.4 N., 100.23.3 W, Dorothea, from Cardiff for King George'. Sound, Nov. 21., 1at.6.24 N., lea. 21.56 W. Ellphatet Grayly (WO, Cutter, from Liverpool for C.altio, Nov. 15, lat. 12 Loon. 86.10 W. Ida (Ws), from Liverpool for Demerara, laL 46.50 N., lon. 11.14 W. John Hans. from Liverpool for Calcutta, Deo. 20, lat. 49 N., lon.lo W. 3.53 Leaceshin, from 3 W London for Hong Kong, 45 days out, Nov. 17, lat. N., lon. 23 Men= (barque), from Manilla for London, Dec. 4. lat. 24.43 N., lon. 29.06 W Igargarstha lila), from Cardiff for King George's Sound, 21 days out. Nov. lat. 23 N., lon. 23 W. Si. (barque), ..days from Liverpool for Bahia, Dee. 22, lot. 49.32 N., ion. 6.29 W. Wateelity, Commit, from Moulmein for Falmouth, Dec. 6,10 t. 26,05 14., lon. 22.53 W. DEEP SEA 6017NDINGS.—A very interesting mop, prepamd by Captain Berryman, and just finished, showieg the enandings of the roan u taken on the United States steamer Antic, by order of the Secretary of the Navy, will be suspended in the rotunda of the Merchants' Eachange to.day. It is 22 feet in length, with a breadth of about 18 inches, and gime a perfect 'male of the earth's surface, l on the route of the propmed rcesn telegraph between New foundland and the coast of Ireland, with soundings at ere.y 30 miles, indicated by figures. The depth of water is also shown by a colouring of blue—the surface by • curved lige, drawn on • radius of 60 ket.—New York Journal of Couunorea. Ascric D ISCOVERIES . — The sum of 10,0001. wu lepyear ended the 31st Mires on . . account of A tened retio d tlimee ia Tts.• COLONIAL CHAIN:MS.—LW year the colonial Charges were 171,4321., of which 14,7761. Was on account of St. Bekaa. [Advertisement.]—Among the numerous extraoc. Maur rarer, without medicine, effeeted by Du Barry's delicious bealtboreataring Revalenta Arabia Ford, of indigestion (dyspepeio), Ia amstipatloo, nervous, bilious, and liver oompisints ; acegl i goaatuaption aid debility, the following are not the beet Cure No 47,121. • Hiss Elisabeth Jacobs, of N Theism Waßliscomms, Herts—a cure of extreme nervous. getberlage. tow !mirk., and nervona fancies." Cute N▪ 0.4%111 .116 h• Elisabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, new Liverpool—a eareelle yarn' dyspepia, and all the horrors of nervous irntabillty.. Mby tagliaselhe Wm the celebrated profewors of rhea lk. Andrew On; Dr. Shorlsad; Dr. Harvey; Dr. ; Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurser ; Dr. Ingrain ; Lord ntuart de Darin; the Dowager Countess of Castleaturt ; Major.Geners/ Meuse Ylag ; the Mow. J. W. FlawaU, of Rldllogtos Rectory, Nor. Mk; the Vasershis Archuleta Alersandsw Drum ; sad many other rapausilde geasege. whoa health has bus restored by it after all etMsarreet me had Ldled.—b esalitsee. lib., Be. 9d.; 21b., 40. N.; MOM.; 13110 220; super-redasd, Ilb., 60 ; 21b., 1164 1114 935. ; 10% Us. Th e 101 b and i Ob. eaniar tree. oa receipt et gesloadles osier. Barry Du Bury mad 00. 77, erasst-strtat. Luisa; Porters, Illema. sad Co., hatwayoes to her Heavy, Is; MIN*: MIS at de.dWaseskaralastreet ; $lO, 460 sad 431, Strand; Chrualide ; 49. Ellabopegatealleet ; Chasing-cross ; 60 Upper Odueratreet ; Id, 169, and tee, Word-street. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAILNAIID.—Dm. 21, at Kat; isto; LON Badlordebze. tee MN al 'f. Barnard, Eaq, at a boa. CAMPBELL—tee. 114 at frearleemntle, t mee n .htelta, the wile of Capt. H. M. Campbell, Royal aril of a ma. DOBLEL—Dee 11, at Orwell-terrace, Comr.beart, neat Harwich. the wits at J. H. Came, Esq., t a lILT/Yll.rDea.2B, at Fallankplace, Cleartetbouat.aquate, t h e wile et B. Slwya, Fmi..of a daughter. ror . LER. 7 Dea. 27, at Queen-egua Weetmioater. the wife of J. rowlae, Esq., of a son. LAPROILT9.—Dee.I7, at Clarendon-real, Malls bill, the wile of Mr. A. 0. Lapirestle, of • fen. MAIIBEALL.—Dee. 17, at Riebmond.ternwe, Breek.road, Liverpool, tie WUa ol 11. J. E. Marinali, Eel., of a &lighter. NEAVIL—Des. IS, it Boulogoewur4fer, the wife cf B. Nam, GR., of a soa. P1419 . P8.— . 0e!.25,5t Drizgbouses, York, the wife of the Rev. G. H. Philips, at • 211.A121ELD.—Dee. 24, at Grant Lo4p, near Elgin, LoulesCountess of reatield, of • .on. SMYTH.— Dec. 23, at Portland•plaor North. Clapham.roat, the wife of H. f 3. bmyth, Lag, LLY.'s lion. Corps of Gentlemen...at-arm, of a DOM MARRIAOKS. CEIVETRAII—BLEAPDALE.—Dee. 24, at 81„ Georgell, Cho6l, lanesehire, by the 1t,.. Canon Mager, M.A., Mr. a:teethed', tJ Alma, dattiblet of the late Mr. T. hice ,, dele. LIN DO—WittitT.—Det. 21, at Burton street. by the Rev. D. Pitt. S. Linde. Req.. of Carage.gardens, Tower-14AI, end Bosworth., Re , BMWbur,. to &whim, daughter of the late A. Boor;, Eag. of Kennington and Rams;Ate. SELLAR—BELL.—Dee. 2,1, at St. Jammer, Latchford. Cheshire, by the Res.!. Wright, O. J. Sense, reel , f London. to Meru Matilda, daughter of the tato W. ff. bell, Eaq., of Edinburgh and Leith. SPENCER—TALMEIL—Dec. 15, at Windsor Chapel, Salford, by the Mee. T. 0. L. lir. F. Spencer, of Perd'eMn. Laut.ehire. to Ann. daughter of the late J. Palmer, of Cheetham.hill, Manebever. STACEY—Shall—Dec. 27, at South Markey Church, by the Rey. P. Lockweod, A.M.. Mr. A. E. btAtry, of hackney, to ft:watch Mary, daughter of T. C. Smith, Esp., of Ilettuaaa'a.row, Mde-md. DEATHS. ALLINGEAS.—Det. Is, at Grangoroad, 13ennondrey, Mr. kilo'. ham, aged 86. RENOOll43ll.—Dre. Ilk at the Ridge. Wottcnonticr.tdo, 0:ou. oodenktne, O. Bengoaph, Fog., apr d 61. BOOTH.—Dea. 11, at Clifton Bank, near Rotherham, Moony &instates of the late W. Booth. Ezq , aged 71. ODLLINIL—Dee. 26, at Begley-heath. heat, Elizabeth, 0. eit J. Colima, Esq., aged 46. FIARRBB.—Bec.IB, at Torquay, Capt. H. F. Ferrer., 11, F. Itopa: Artillery. HALLEIT.—Dee. 27, at Clargee.mtreet, Piccadilly, Lieutenant I.A. Hallett, 2nd !European Ulan In%mu, aged 28. HUSBAND.-11“. 22, at trier Barrel:an street, bllngtsl4 s ll ' T. B. F. Husband. aged 31. lIIALTI24.—Deo. 2t. at Beck.lntitcbugn Bognor, S. Ilartl 3 9 E 5 33 NM Mated sail publhhed bg w 'LYME KING Milk of Ns. F. lii o m l.l. Street, In the City of 1.14 . IPrioti r. lie Ofecei 1.0114 elalla. la iao man& ilea, p ul ps' iv, 11,14 I