The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-25 00:00:00

elusive Outage to whom • disuse ie really so .best. Ow Christmas Eve, Watkins will bring several friends bow with him be panes a egg-lip, moving them that he always makes eerily ow Christram Bee, becalm hie Esther did se before Me eel there is nothing W.:* keeping op them geed old woke., The %g-dip will he made—its oamposent pare b tu, et. butter, eggs, raw, matmeg, sad ether The friends will be isempolled to drub ea Immo matity of it, sad, •bet , !pita ill, will be &behead by vilest galling on Heaves to Um thews, sad wishes them a merry Christmas. The dreads will think Weld= the beet fellow is the weed, and not es for • meant the bitter meebery of h partite wish. The !lowlier fully will speedCbriui eieseet admi rably. o:a sowster likes to have ell Ida tray Ant Meow this socasiow, that .hey may be cheerful sod mei& without dee interfereace of strangers, st least ease a year. He will go ‘o sleep immediately after dinner, and not woke up till sapper time. Jade and Bob Sowster, diegeseed oilmen had le infuse so many aim invitations, wawa*. all bey tweiseed on it. will gala for the wheedle. Ilia Khan liewatee will pick quarrels with them, have, whey elee's breams to talk to is • more agreeable messer. Othsv people will spud Christmas is • aeon jovial wed airmabk. mower. 'A • will for ewe sad we an sum theft istelli gest reeler, beidiai this vellum is his (sehsr) heed, will far asether. To this we will add "The Vulture," a parody on Eder Poe, which rgood even without the illus troikas ; but those who wish to enjoy it with full Mae must go and buy the book. THE VULTURE: 011101111101.001 CAL ITVDT. uru t.. L ayu liirAa a. VOL no um* is ii;:i;i7.l;;Ca;•;2Tia ;Zeiss of Wei se psep. fee he rewstable We IN We weal. awl he the temerity wee WWI br Yagostoblig glow Ile 11; • Weft se Wes be bas deed Ile =lle least le be sinew WS wee Na hasiblot Whigs re- Ur Is weelly le la WM Is so willaset thato of eadesr.- New Tweeishos of Owite. Owe spas a metaled *Ma as I WU top Mt sowEleg OW ••tub el with= at a Wise idallg-ther; Pisimisly av. la d A dilliiii. ih ri=ft_ ., ___, Sailthaly teen cow • AWN TA .Ts the setoWiseri," I id Ng sum' Sear- Boats •14111-sed wilds, wee'" MI retard. I rewatise, It we he Na WM Perasebee. Med wee esto:e and earaboe wan Wee hilaews wee; Wittier, I 'thee the awl. sitiwieg essadie Wet the WI, Awl sew wowed the west test ewe Weed wad Its lewd wog tt• t,u.lt Jewel teat web laddered morn We - Newton Wee the swerware Lad 1 woorect a writhe drawee taw fatw'd the wkdow wee Chi IA as. gird w We a Wear et two mew awes the Seim had, WWI.. I'd get see bet N. awl a sew refreseba beet la, lb aril! Sat Inmate* 111-" meow be tee 1111 , 11... Wee to he We wan la Ws was be wow to Wet the ow I'll be —" OW and esseethieg MOIL Ihreestly the row grew ethewer ; Imitating then so Were. Ab i IWO Mater J blew til -sittr forgiwerat I Implore feed aa re walks alp. cwt Wee • exceed We paths law hed. you ow serweart ewes( doesabers . one. Whew web e row. a " -Who a valor lowed the We: `lls el Wow '-ostelag taws! ipr ig =leales ;bow b eared Ir. sod I stand "Dowiwy!" Weal Mel re thews I sole holm) i o lledt apes theethlweelel . heast . mt wy woo lies wren. Mame WO kr petiole la ewers are the Soon Pad-sad 11 WS peseallowd Webs wee. Op. lbw woe leatglhe sal le elegO shooed wortal, I. lesderosoilil• Mews es 4w. la days of yore). IN 1 Ms nwedia owed Amg Wm sa km. id or WOW= dowed. be sass the Na.; Gladly Motu the MOWN WI OW her elf tbe Soar. Mad War* WAWA saw notes Thus this bsegry Met waft Sall We pre with toad adesaew Oa a Woe ei odd Wirt beef I wog I. IN a week or taw., eatelo be set to week devoarlag-pee., la wait owsweise. mar til font k via wort wenkful sewerlag -siade we W. to see It taw. U be Woe 4 njord be sapper. es I weeded the WWI pew; SW Na ♦ Wear% . Wyse wow" =l o rd sites spielew wow hp Mrbras waster Is tes i %o s eNt seen setho wage the Mt- That • hit thief ghee stlesull I seer flee dig be sewn b_ge WA 1,, shisellits et the 4801. a tholagl 7 . 11. I - West yea-silad the Nis sad that the ow-- —.Low yew Titsfial-sowee now" Startled by aa answer droppleg hies m et etiothei wow Bell AU We Ithe-1 kw. bba wadi* It If W wow- NW be Bead wawa WI 13 Jiba with aa at Wittig& I newt W ageral sf Wm hare, We'd .es: Ws diagsgriag. was` =left lallmith kw* essides a Sever sow" Bat the Valturo sSalpteg. le l thy bare of lays sad Yobs WW at 4•11 Ili I. Wad It my priest* oapilseed We ; Took tbe yin out. 4Ow WOW; led. We a mag florld to seals AM We', hops UMW Willy deers Na peer lastly se los lewd departing et Na it I ward brim, eligleggedlebeedag the ili sew, saw there lbw I se i zed la males NW this elea WWI he se r with N. it, I West at kiss beim (Na. (ot MO right the driatiogl I bod teld Idge list Volsiew Is the world. toy %MON Ualthig to Ids sea, ha SW wear Slows opts to filleft beti sod st lOW the sew the N. Bs weal paw Veep mew now! Soldialy lbe efr wse Waded, A the lewdest* easkowlel WM tee woo of We Mw-tele was wens ter 01l Wawa; a With I" I idol (la eta Whostes law It wlght bwe losa sa. Pee Ctr : the art dellowlee, slot weld seetersorews WO; . Aswan : r.'s alter wiwptoar r you plait 1 -.Wu tee 11w." thooth Na Voltam "NOW nom" . With! . I Wed (the Oa woo Nam dotes W threat la Mos llowlag). a It wet wow a led. yea bass theWs lOW • Ws Wei asandew. Very sesep-la 111-awl, leldeu v ot spark your buret swift Wants sty cough to easelag. sesatisesi M balm leally. you Wald oft compel sag- St wet isheale-es Wan?* Quote the VOW% . Nene sew% . WM* " I cried." that As retwilag wells Iluls bettor treating Ow yo t th to • esedessothes as a seesaw ale • bore; Drop It. pray. It Wet Way; Poo to nth on roe wed bossy - U you want a hale nosey, We ewe sad be Warm doer; Ws • Oil I up ler me II yea Itho, bat do es of wit dew. WWI the Voltam . Moor we s" "With"' I 'bride/ -the assent egotist dreppisy as easther Nuts lethal* Ida tots, "be of! you thin the nod-It's Wales bar. loom the house sad ounethfas la It; Urn go ea at the We. tt Wool lo d all wafter Wawa. Lowe UM bow awl Sort the Tale pear , lleat few ear we pis, owl haw yew Nip arises a• deto ' Q•stb tar Voltam " Sam rite sd dr Valium dare eltio€: aithais Ovillsks dew Elff plug lig sod ay wain In Yr sun; AM Yr bussi. WI re mei am • bestirs same feeding, The at • wpm% masbilibb lism* W sketio epos tbe Mid Ms soaks bus mg is, ••• tole Nair trim eat • y Sur, b• silted arm man: r/ws CA..bur Tree. A w Leal elf s Christians Tree " is a little volume Mewled speeislly for the thilartm, but the introduo toy ibeffesseeks enema so egglimbie to those fesiehese whsisegla est ill Isfastise — imineisto gamic mediae, rd WY tilt Most charming if youthful imeghistles, fees their little Web. that we give it. Ida Ma WI PALMS. There was ease • due whoa there was se bibs; god this was • sal tbao Ifse ebibla in. lbr the Wad Ithellitai dower wee adults is irk la these age bee children of a klegglayed is father's beemitelpeeks. This tanks wee illsd with lately down. the peal awl gravelled with glberaisi Our esd melba semi There wee ale* is the SW= a rufiles, whir had Walla it a Ilssatain, whose wain asesaiM to Is pm M i t Ms was oureeaded with basetifel statutes, ieselles Wage rh• &Med is the wateq mirror; ea/ all areal ware pianist seats. teold sad edger Saha played la the liaise i • eat. lefties of tho nut bes.elld Wit lasi she dr with thir haraway. Sat Salm mini deb= had um eS this every day; and y woe Ikea of the holl is ef the ems«. t psalm the Ik let ersseu sad the of the bride wheels sisals Wag did est eadereteail. eh d• dies rat gaiedylispease. es/ Wen sad. They had all Oat used sake tam : geed weals, Wee team, hum Wel sloth's, the beet to eat sad to Utak, sad leave is ply as stitch se they Ord is the lovely geodes ; yet they vase sad, aid they did est know why, ear w i t they welled. Theo the ly ga espee in% seUsk stiller, a btastlfel lady with • mat sad graveiss. was se them. HU woe Mame/ that her daises mit bet wi swellwl Wm suriejelleei of &mks web tisse of amebae. Übe um poke/ that lieren doubt meths bogy is Utak youth, as eldlibas gesseely me, who Mew set if Meek and see their Irma amiesded. Thequesely amber eat dews beside her Misty, • bey sad a girl. pit sue of bee Gk mewl ens eseesemed with breseiets mewed tea si the. mid east way landed y " What is she weer, my dear r We do ail lam; dew aterae," replied the hey. w We sae as aid." the girt. •. This it • sad yea have evenslideg that esa give yea o ....trielltl yet you are set heggp, sold the ques. INS tee; la bet eye, est of whisk bowel Wades. sad lees. Whet webs., due set give as essugli gleseurth" ash We WWI fr semetbiag sal do she knew far what; Wei the hey. The soma ember nosed ilestly, tbiuk lag whet esela • these yet men piers= the& • boastful gstemso mettles& ef h ays, and dainty hires Pe t i t she set Shut ef width were Is sueslL " Oh, If 1 wise way a WM ageb," Use& the gems, with a sigh, " thee 1 amid emily Ist est what mhos child harpy. To soupesited • eirild'e is nest bums a AM. Set ift lien hem brolled be ter hem the labial thilliaai. who the glides blade dy the Wee of pinwale—ohm bide whisk have a Ist, be. _ mum they en sever lissd. mid welds se tees. Ohs that sub a bird would WM to My owl Mw seesethlse to mike Ohm baggy!" And the queen was wishing, it 11111120 . 1 . 0p1e thet OM of lite, P.S. Pere sad heilliaadrulased tatudow=r ipsw iemeshel them armee sad seam dll they the telt seetks lb gfesabg wings; sig Mew add goer the elressiss ft eseehrtehes It beb i alled tba t t ma's lap. New the gums. she bail le bki that bad ask is se baggy sits she wee a *SW, Nast at the seeks. bid lath saw Moist, ma the daises eIP served Wills eyes ewe Ile • wer v eg h igites but 0131 but volowslMMl NNW end dent 11. mast they did set vistr ei t u rth k: site than then s few Idea clildres Laud sea kehen, bird wee Seffeaang • bet she' it bed fie and theirg selareed le their sether's bp slime ise hose beheld there lay a golden egg me wry Nay& fat sod la see shades Viet they vale sops fig s w i g wheal k. •• It is wash," said the little sarl, who wee the est to waste Si limb ft with het rosy Seem Thetteln• tsiollltiellt wine; at last the Wee uad het hr Ilene leeks the spell ; the shell burst is beq est of the egg same that systerlom being (ailed Palls C "'_ is sow a Wry, sew a giant, hem • bird with the eyes of a child, there • eat whisk changes into a lovely princess, • bird, • frog—every varying in its forma, always new to • mind that las kept fresh and unfaded withis what yet re maims In human natant of that which it last with paradise —a child-like heart, which though grown up can enjoy the therms that Fable spreads over the palace as well as the cottage. The queen, who saw her children is perfect hip pies", found that she had not lost what she had been lutanist as lest ; but that she was yet • child with her children; and with her they truly en toyed Fable, sal she with them, andel l madams forever lett youtliful Eden. When l told this to ass, he said, "Now, Isaias, do you he Fable, and go en telling us ewe ater another, and we shall be es happy as the Qwesa's The Lark Dreams.. Aladdin and Si* dlood. Feu jawed Tiles. A Kam Phibp's Boos. The Adventures of do Boor. A Day of Peesorre. no Charm Atomiser*. Ao4•11 A Ms frr nosy teopio. Addoy sad Co. Kati, Stwoort. Blootwood. ThM.. Tremors'. The Moan, of as Adlorgool Child. Groot and Orilla. A Maoism: Short Moo for Madre*. From the Gerona of C. Von Scrota. Bower& When the old year lies dead, cradled in snow per chance, and mournfully hymned by hoarse choruses of struggling winds, we are joyfully called to the consideration of • resurrection (of the hopes that blossomed in times past by the appeals to children which issue thickly from the press lust before Christ mas-day. The anxious father, whose heart bas been in his business during the wh ole year, who has had scarcely • thought of his dear ones but how to pro vide for them, and who might at the yearly season of repose be induced to reproach himself for having thought so little of the moral, spiritual, or intellec tual welfare of his children, may rejoice to fled that the instincts of trade, which bare kept him chained down to his pursuit for the benefit of his family, have been no less powerful in their influence on publishers, and have succeeded in doing for him what be would never have done foe himself. He finds that others have eared for his children's welfare while he has been sleeping. He sees a large crop of the materials for intellectual culture spinn ing up where he had not sown • seed. Ho seknow le4cs in fact one of the great features of the day, that a literature has developed itself which is exclu sively devoted to children. That this is • new feature in the history of society will be readily Used by those whose recollec tions of children's s stretch back as far as our own. We remember the time when the boys' library —meaning by that term the works of imagination which the boy would voluntarily select—was limited to a couple of works—" Robinson Cruses" and " Sand. ford and Merton." Now the catalogue might be swelled by hundreds. The two works we have men tioned still keep their position, while a bust of books which would have tilled the lemons Alexandrine Library of yore have perished. In the meantime a class of writers has arisen thoroughly persuaded of the magnitude and the difficulty of the task of catering for the tastes of children. These authors have recog nised the profundity of the dictum of Wordsworth, "the child is father of the man." They know that' they have the very same faculties to deal with in children that they must appeal to in men. They feel keenly that the germ of the future man lice in the child, and that he must be subj.et to a culture the same in kind, although different in degree, to that which the man will experience as he moves through' , the world. The great point, then, in ehildren's.books, is as far as possible to anticipate this experience, to prepare the child for what he will hare to encounter in the world in which he has to mike his way. How is this to be done? Is it by bringing before him state ments of facts in their bsre nakedness? Is it by narrating to him, circumstantially, long details of events experienced by men who have lived before him in the world in which he is about to enter P Most certainly not. The old proverb, "It is better to borrow experience than to buy it," is useless, because no one eon borrow experience. Every one muse buy it. The greater part of the lesson that is to be learned from the trials of actual personages, is lost to the child from his utter want of the know ledge that would enable him to understand them. He cannot be taught in a language which is un• known to him. }roes the very fact of not having mingled in the struggles of the world, the child can not be made to understand their nature. And for this very reason it is that genuine biographies of distinguished men lose for children half their value. What is the Linen from those facts? This surely. That cakes meet be proprod for the war fare of the world net by latibeadeavoars to make them acquainted with seas bye the actual battles that have taken plass, bat by as education, a bring ing Mel dm ismer farms that will enable them to oppose a beid front to say emergency that may pee si-ly occur. No system of strategy_ hereever well studied will make of a moderato sear a arst-rate general. In the Mae mssner, no amount, however accurate, of dialealthe that have boss overcome, or successes that have both sehleved by men of the past, will seise to essipleto an educa tion fit for forming men of the present. Children's books thee math appeal to those great principles of their mhos arbisk will be brought into seise whs.*" go eat bile sibial life. Give them u kw seal mingke se yea aged% bat do whatever lies is year power to dowels, fate an Imo which will make them Invincible wkss they the attacked. Inspire them with a lofty 'dainties of whatever is great and noble, with a witherkg -eonismpt for all that is base and vile, with an overawing therity for error in all its shapes. Give them, if you can, Ten nison's poet's dower, " the hate of hate, the scorn of acorn, the love oove." To do this you must work spun the imagination. This faculty underlies all others in the composition of the human mind. It exists in all its force in the minds of children. It bads to elevate all their nobler impulses. It envelopes ccanamit details with a supenpi t teal brightness. We know what it did for °napalms of tbsethicados el UMW in the middle ages. We see how entirely the hero was developed oat of the com mon man by the imagination acting upon a certain set of feelings. In the same manner it is possible to act upon the whole of the feelings. It is possible to ripen and level T everything great and noble in the Wad of a child by judicious appeals to his lam 'imam', and thus to send him into the world armed against all danger, that he may encounter, although he hes act made actual acquaintance with any one of the.. — TheTwin named st the heed of this article are I mind= fres the scares now issuing from the peg alsoloisi to meet in tone the tastes of all pais essiss, ail In prim the pockets of all par dons" 81360111 Or Pawling or bLutiu.toz.--GLou- Mire" TIMISDAT.—Ma seam wee tried ia the Sheriff's Coeset bees pseerday, "N ar* T. Wilkie'," to mover domes fee a breeds of peonies et wrier. Thu d o ihealest bed allowed judgments le p by default, add Ow ale UM dews Ae werantest et damps by a ism Ns madeetbseiff et Olonailsothire, was the pee wed the withers esswithed with the *lithe aN Le . tees show whims the filawiai laths wow ginned :—The pleintiff rll raw wams. mu at Illsetwood, Is Ibb Near. wla her peaty who beep aa in at that pima. The dalbadaat la a WINN, reiiiup is the SIM asighbearbeed. la I:e si ztif i lf Set pear an tar= ZW"Ill Os dethslarre 1111 the bwur, sed tiff wow by hi bat passim as dim d r. South lawillaad at the ram lady. was loshad 4r A." west to Limas la the semuuer of hat year as a visit to bee Weave mid to see the Ezhibltion. The Leh.- dealt hewed her to Leadaa, sad was swat La his WIGS& ties he ha to sem hens with his, whisk bowsaw she did molds. be Mowed Is She ems of •Am days. TM e= a tilwooll Puffs thee beaten dawn eal to Ile pinkie oho was tee asildhe is the cosi Zlieffelhaiist, wt. wafferadpuiee etsoliep wised kr his s O r = of WM*. asi the home pew amt. Ns then win is mem at. mai laid espressa. bat Limpid the ithillmoth et the pestles Th. ple/sdff wish wee WWI' is mhos bar 5h 61 . 0 wbi alum alba ups the Maar te sale the as "Mud eleenall." pledipl limit to de sod isititolt So the within a math ohs bar auslith medially mal. . u se astheastl pliollff to visit her up to the day beim ha sesswtheatst, slaw labia time ho has entirely harried ha. The and was bees es the 6th July last. At the able et a that eaussateg up by the Under Sheriff, the jury Wanted • Mal for plitStiff —damages 1661. [ Advortinmit.) HOLLOWAY'S PILLS WAVE dm Woman, ow ism Cars *so Aminsh.—CV:deslois Wm of llr. C. &WA" of N is MONA We 9Oh of My a vo = z ei rsur of olosso of the faidial .of MIMES by Ms am of Ildioalaballo. I W ism a mem nom nog ono arils to pt lho Ma Mkt Sofa ilmo wane famdlsol MoS. gaff 1 ani Ow isloWlablo nri 1 sWI vile wag be idled, 1 iiiiiii li lii lie nits lil jig. (11posli C bk. r i a. s = ow be a imaliiimend AI swab& mai ailidip lbolime. N i l by A inglith Ned Itikini wi Ismel. lii. Ilmeg. EXPRESS, SATURDAY ; Saba *Milligram. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yastraloir IN Till MATTIS OF 011011011 JOT.---A 80a►LUS ENTATI. In thie cue upwards of 30:080i., arising from a milt in Chancery, had bun paid into Court, by whkh all the ere &tors will be paid in fall, sad leave a large.surplos for Oa family of Mr. Joy. He was dieghargal ander the act in the year 1842. when the debts wets about 12,0001., and on the fumigation of the Chancery pueseediar a short time hack, the estate of Mr. Joy, who died sum time ago, mu paid into dm hands of the primaiosal assignee of the s"ri. - - - 6a — ravel metier of emitters have heel held before Mr. Lash. the miaow • f Kr. Osmelialeeer le We Been, earl a a shim efemilleme pew theirdsble. The sweat at debts hes set se pet bees ereortaieed, mid ea important querrkm bee hoes riled. whether the meditate, under the net lead! Vim, 0.110. mime mid& Mr. Joy wes diseharged, are entitled he interest 'renews dam of the insolvency, as also MhotherJedgemat dam eery letoreet front the date of the petitiem The Ism ereelimi was held on Wednesday, when Id,. BM*. Ilk. Mae. sod Hr. Bargood, repre sented Sir TIMMS Olerleteee, Bart., ar d other partms. The matter mae udjosrard until after the Christmas MOM THE POLICE COURTS'. GUILDIIALL - - ----- Edward Gilbert was placed at the bar, before Mr. Alder man Wilson, charged with forgery. Alfred Themes liatkia, a lad about 11 _years of age, said he met the prisoner in Pilgrim-street, Ludgate-hill, and was regimes,' by him to take a letter to Meow. Miller and Cowden's, druggists, in Paternoster-nee, and to bneg back whatever they gave him, and take it to Mr. Aldridge', the chemist, at 21, Ludgate-hill. Witness took the letter, but Messrs. Miller and Cowdery said they surer seat out goods without the money. Upon this the lad went back to * Mr. Aldridge 's and told • assistant that they wanted cash for the opium, at 15 . per pound. The assistant asked bins what he meant dbe then gave him the letter he had reeeived from the primmer, when the assistant de dared it a forgery, made up a parcel, sad told him to go and wait with it when be met the man who mat him with the letter. He did so, and the prisoner very soon joined hiss, sod asked who gave him the panel. Wits... said a gentleman, and in answer to Ow prisoner's question, he said he had so bill or invoice. Crosa-scummed : lie never saw the prig -war before. The prisoner spoke tirit to him. George Wyman, assistant to Mr. Aldridge, stated that when Ulll last witness gave him the letter, and told him the eirennumnese, be peeked up moms straw to tesemblc a 21b. parcel of opiate, sad directed the boy to wait with it at the corner of Pagrisalitrest, and at the same time seat a police man with their porter to w►tch. It a quarter of an hour the prisoner ems into the shop in custody. Henry Hanes; porter to Mr. Aldridge, said le sew the prisoner ►eckon the boy to him, and ask shoat the invoice, sad then he (witness) stopped up, sad requested him to go with hiss and the alma. l : a t Ilz, 344, prodoeed the forgod order, which put. po to emu from Mr. Aldridp, and was for 21be. of opium. Mr. Wood, for the defence, denied the charge in foto, sad stated that the sub ante of the boy wu merely a trumped up tale, aid that there was not one word of truth in it. -- Mr. Alderman Wilma said he believed the statement mad• on oath by tho lad to bo perfectly correct, and it would be for the primmer to matradict it. Tho prisoner was thee remanded for further inquiry, an °Seer as es•rt having stated t►at he had is Ins posse:sum • 'samba of forged erten of • similar character. MANSION ROUSE. Charles W. Harrilii;;;;Cilestry liartiellit were brought before the Lord Mayor, charged under the following Mr- OOMSCanCei : Mr. J. J. Joseph, sleek to Mese». Hod/klaxon end Co., of Upper Thsonesetrest, druggists, said the Minnie; Charles Muted(' wee in the employment of the firm es as sistant in the warehouse. In consequence f informa tion which 1 received, I went to the house of Mr. Slipper, • chemist, in Leather-lane, • fortnight ago. He showed , me mem quiaias and other articles, and knowing that , articles of the kind were in our home, I communicated ' with my employen upon the subject. I marked some goods with invisitle Ink and other goods in another way, for the purpose of detecting the perma whatnot have been committiag robbery span the premises. I have siemens Mr. Slipper, who produced the goods I now exhibit, ocieristing of quinine mid eshicfne, which be parcbseed of Henry Her ridge. Meek is a very expensive article, and the little quantity in the paper I produce, and which wee found is C. Harridgee peweesea, is worth sherd 7e. It oriel kept in a department of the establishment in which espensive drugs are weeny deposited. Mr. Slipper, druggist, of Leather-Ise, said—Henry Berridge has often offered expensive dregs to me for sale, and he sold to me quinine at 4s. 9J. an mace, end gnlacinn at 2c 9d. so ounce. lie gave nie the mese of Humphreys. Knight, the (Aker, said—l appreheaded Mom Her ridge on Tuesday, the 14th instant, mil field him that be was my primmer, for having received stolen geode of his brother, Charles Herridge. He said that he did, not under stead me, end that I wee mistaken altogether. A. Melford, a City policeman, said, what I was taking the prisoner C. Harrldse to prison, he said, There is nothing against me at present, and as for the little musk that we, footed La my pine,, that's nothing." I said, " I sore that's common, a little thing like that 1" He said, Mills, a porter in the establishment, aid—l have often received parcel. from C. Harridge to take to his lodging in the Strand. I have been there with pumas from him tea or twelve times within the last sit months. I have seen 1 1 hie brother H. Berridge there. Upon oveseesusinatim by Mr. Wagner. the witness said he considered that the percale he esnied away by the direction of C. Harridp consisted of Mama. This pinion hod been placed at the bar with the prisoners at the early pert of the investigation, but upon the repreieetation of Mr. Clarkson , who app eared foe the peesematim, he was pat into the witness boa. The priemen were committed for trisl. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURIN3 TIM PAST WM. of leave,. 37 17 I!Y} F 171} 1411 138 11‘ lei 90 310 39. is 6* 6. 171 244 16 100 e 77 72 Abate= VI B. Ng Ballymena 17 Beilleg mad County Down.. 33 Blefroahrog, Lase.,* Blerideass 1 sad Racier 9 Driatel Cakilembia Di Clarsair aid Holyhead Cot. Illeakwoily sod 20 Nat mod Doodeo 66 Dolan god Idiot 63 Diablo arid Drogheda. 6 Dab aid Kiapgew a Doaml i ta wit= 4llrbresti 19 Dvi mai 66 Bad ... 11. Haat Ursa/biro 323 Beats 171 286 i 188 3191 29 9010 i 2 i - Si 131 Ceestees Union ~ leaberge aad p leaOow serf Credit*. Glregew leg South V Great Iferehontet S.I Great eaulhees W, Great Waliam.. trek Beate emlieW Katie art Wiadeamer• traerater awl Ouse& Leasailte see !ad " Ueda Mein= LUiaiseteeped.Omemb., ea Meet w Lewin east wall Leeere.2llll=.'' Lemke awl Letaleelim awl 11E1411!ielt10.- =rt mmlollll.lo. Massa Great We ii : 12 279 Newman sad Colas North Both North etelbrdshiriti. North Waters ... Ost,Womeolk We Scottish Central Scottish illidland. Shrewsbury and Aremsbary mad k t ztho wi rdos Hsu& Illmiera INA Wane IsuilTodLiDoorootorh enthtes sad Hartlepool Tel Vele Clair Was/Then sad Limerick West Cornwall Wldlehaven Teak. Nommed nos l a w De i r Toth end Worth 701111110 N. Data Rhenish . =rtautatia sod Teem Maw sad Liege Nnrthern of France Orleans mai Gat:al* Hit 677 960 91 $O2 se Pais sal Atiosa_ Pads mil it mail andours Ism awn Wawa et Pewee IS 6,387 lindede tla• trail.) on the Orison es. and Ibura and Nuts. UK% Costni, 8110 AR.—The average pnou of Seger, the produce of the British possesslocs In America, competed from the re. turas made la the week ending the 21st Deo., 1852, Is Ojd. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritian, 225. 40. Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 284. Od. the p pries of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar jointly is 255. Id. Bristol, Drc. 24. liootts.—Owiag to the very limited show of samples, the trasmotiese Osseo our last report keys bees but limited in amount. The demand, however eestinees good, tope. 'jelly for yenning deecriptitms, sad prima have still en spverd teedeney. Of Mauritius, about 7,000 mats have boa disposed of at a forth*/ improvement el 6d. pit cwt., sad rim to same considerable extent, both is this deocrip• tits sad foreign, could have been effected, but for the istemeasell demands of the importers. Metlsere produce has met with s better sale this week, sod prime have slightly improved. la lies we are without any troassetione to report this week. Oar munial markets closed yesterday afternoon for the Cbristmu recess, and business will sot be resumed before Tuesday, the 4th of January. COTTON.—Livenrooe, Dec. 24.—As we have nothing new on the subject of crop, our cotters market remains without alteration. The demand has been chiefly confined to the *Jade, and as the spinners and consumers are receiv ing considerable supplies 01 eot•os direct from abroad, their parchases in the market, for the molt part, are very spar ingly made, only sufficient to carry on their works until their own importations come to hand. Moth yesterday, this morning, and indeed, all the week, the market has retained a quiet but steady appearance, giving promise that under our present advice* from the United Btates we are sot likely to have much change in prices. Occasional sale. in the mi,:elling elms of American have bean made at an advant age of 1.16 th or so over the business of last week. Loris stapled, including breads and Egyptians, are but little in- I geared for, sod heavy of sale, although scenically held at former rates—and generally our quotations remain as be ' fore. The committee of brokers plus fair Uplands at std. ; Mobile", 63d • and Orleans, Sid. 1,930 AOiStiC3n, 240 Surat, and 40 Egyptian. are rcported to have been taken on speculation; 440 American, 760 Sens, and 100 Madras, fur export. Bales for the week, 32,830 bales. WOOLLENS.—Lanns, Dec. 24.—The market being of the usual day, owing to Christmas, there has not been much business done is the Cloth Halls. Cloths of a middle quality is trot wool blacks are in demand, and find reedy buyers. The 'hipping and home bosun continue to do a fair amount of bulimia in the warehouse, quite as much as can be looked for at this season. WOOL.—DitADIORD, Dec. 23.—Thera is very litte change either io the quantity Leering, or the disposition to buy, as prices rule too high to induce, ezteaded purchases. fs.4l. and broke' are in good request, and scarce, at high prices. MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, Dec. 23.—Yarns : These ere anxiously inquired after, and the prospect is in favour of higher prices for January contracts. Pieces: Manufacturers complain most loudly of the bad position they occupy ; everything is dearer to buy, and the price of pods is not commensurate. CORN.—CAMBIUDOE, Dec. 24.—We had rather a small market to-day ; Whe.t was 1.. Cheaper. Spring Cora un altered in talus. Wheat, red, new, 40a. to 44t. ; old, 48,. to 525. Barley, 21s. to :Va. Beans, new, 32a. ; old, 38a. to 401. Pens, 30a. to 345. Oats, 16a. to 22a. C MUSA/ORD, Dee. 24.—We had a large supply of Wheat at market to-day, sad being meek injured by the damp weather, the greater proportion of it was much out of eon dition, and prime of this description were 2a. per qr. lower, and about la. on the better Wheats. Red, new, 42a. to 40e. ; white. 50e. to 56a ; old maintains its value. Damns, Dee. 23. We bad today a much larger simply of Wheat than for some weeks put, but the condi tioa lath of old and new wan deplorably bad. There was, nevertheless, a good business dose, sales being readily effected at fully last week's prices, and in some instances et more, the turn being decidedly in favogrof the seller. New Wheat sold as high u 275. a sack. Barley was in moderate supply, and the best sold very readily at last week's prices. Oats, Baena, sad Peas !shoat the am ea last week, th.• demand, if anything, being better, particularly for Beans. Otoccuralt, Dec. 24.—Our market, this day, being held out of its usual course, bat little business was done . Bnglish Wheat in fair supply, and met a slow sale at last week's rates. Holders of foreign asked lull prices, but few tales were reported. Fine samples of Barley held firmly ; other kinds &Ault to quit, at late rates. Beans and Peas mares and Ia good demand. Oats sell slowly at an advance of Id. to Is. per quarter. Ltscour, Dec. 24.—We bad a good supply of Wheat at market to-day ; the trade dull, at Is. to 2a. decline. Very little doing in Barley, and late rates barely supported. Very few Oats and Beaus showing. Wheat, red, 445. to 48s. ; white, 60s. tons. Barley, 28a. to 32a. Oats, 20s. to 23.. _ _ Dsc. 24.—The attendance at the Curn Ex change this 11S4 ruing was very slender, and the business pansies many arti. to of the grain trade (pin limited, with prices nominal) quoted BS On Tuesday. The weather con tinues wet, an d ' no satisfactory week mut be performed upon the canal. Arrivah from the 214 Dec. to the 23rD Dec. inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 2.23 i 9n.; Barley. 724; Melt, 71; Oats, 1,711; Beans, 624 ; Peas, 930 ; Indian Corn, 390 ; Oatmeal, 4,528 lacks; Flour, 348 leeks, and 2,831 brls. Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 1,080 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 495; Flour, 1,318 brls. Miriensrinit, Die. 24.—The trade during the weak, influenced by the subdued tone of the reports from moat of the leading markets of the kingdom, has been of au inactive character without any material change in prices. The arrivals of oats and oatmeal from Ireland at Liverpool end Runcorn are to a tolerably fair amorist, and from abroad Me imports of wheat and SOar are less ostensive than of late, whilst of other articles the supplies from all oriuren are very scanty. Our market this morning, owing probably to its being held off the usual day, was thinly ttended, sad the business passing was very limited. Winartni.n, Dee. 24.—We have a fair snivel of grain this week. Is consequence of the approaching holitlass, I there is a thin attendance of herrn at market to-day, and a very limited business done; with the exception of soft panels of new Wheat, whisk sell at irregular priors, the holden of this article ass Ann; old cannot be bought is well as last week, and the beet new is quite as dear. Choice Barley is scarce, end fetishes rather mere money, but the light deseriptioas of south, and all inferior sorts, move off slowly. Oat., Shelling, end Beans steady in price. WORCRSTER, Dee. 21.—We had a small attendance, and short supply of Wheat at market to-day. Old of all kinds was mbar scarce, sad new snaistalard its vales. Barley a slow sale. Oats, dd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Beene the turn dearer. Peas unaltered. EDINBURGH, Dee. 22.—We had a large supply of grain in the market today. In cousequersos of the very bad eindition of Wheat, and the downward tendency of the London market, the rause reaction took plate here, prices fall ing fully 3e. 841. per qr. Barley sold readily, and prices Inn. Oats and brans gave way considerably. CATTLE.—Sm.roas, Dee. 22.—This being Christmas week we had a large share of prime Beasts, but chiefly from Ireland. A brisk demand, aa is always the ease in the week before Christmas, and rather higher rates were paid. Mutton in fair demand, but not dearer. Everything was readily sold up. WALIIIIILD, Dee. 22.—We bad 800 fat Beast., and 4,000 Sheep at this day's market. Buyers not so onmerous, con sequently trade was Bat at the following pokes: Be.?, 6s. 6d. to 66.6 d. per stone ; Mutton. 61d. be b 6 d. per lb. A few small Sheep made dd. par lb. We bad a very fair show of both lean stock and Pigs. EDINBURGH, Dee. 22.—The number of tattle is the market this morning was 646, or 31 lees than on this day week. &dee very good, sad last prises fully supported. Top prise of the best Best 7s. 6d. ; current top, 7s. 3d. ; current pries, Qs. ad.; middling and inferior sorts, from de. to 6s. per Dutch stone. At t►e close of the market a elearanos was not effected. COALS.-Loano,r, Duo. 24.-Bhips at market, 203, 127.-Buddls'a West Hartley, 16e. 6d.; Chaster Maio, 16e. ; Hedley's Hartley, 14a. ; Hol7weB , 160.64. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16s. 3d.; Jonareolan's Hartley, 145.; North Percy Hartley, 14s. 9d.• Pelson Main, 16e. 6d. ; Raveaswor th Wass Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Redheugh Main, 13e. 9d. ; Smith's West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; South Peered), 140. ; Tantield Moor Butes, 14s. 9d. ; Townley, 140. 64.; West Hartley, 16s. ; West Wylas s Trader, 14s. ; Walls End Clonnel, 14s. 64.; Walls End Hatton, 16.. 3d.; Walls Bad Hadley, 16a. 34.; Walls Paid Killingworth Rost, 14c 6d.; Walls gad Lawson. Zia. 6d.; Walls ad Northumberland East, 140. ed.; Wes Maio, 17c ; Walls Bad Helton, 17s. 6d . ; W a lls Eo4 Hasw,ll, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Lambton Primrose, 176. ; Walla Bad Rnmel's Helton, 17s. 34.; Walls Rod Scarborough, 16s. 64.; W a ll s E n d Stewart', 17s. Bd. ; Walla Bad Belmont, 17s. ; \Valls Rod Cameo, 17e. ; Walls End South Kell'', 17s. ; Walls End I Adelaide Tem. 17.. 31.; Walla End Backhouse, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 16'. 65.; Walls End Tem, 17s. Gd. Aberanam Steam, 24a. 64. ; Cowpen Hartley, 160. ; Powell's Daffryn Steam, 2.1 a.; Sidney's Hartley, 16a. 94. Kt, DECEMBER 25, 1852. 1861. 1862. Q. 1,366 1,520 - Meat 667 6150 icy Doan 166 170 4.,11 ' 1,238 1,626 673 734 or 7,673 8,666 ylkied , sad Pomp 109 128 a ist Jeamstioa 609 821 *oda 909 playa BO4 683 math = foss. 6 730 194 160 639 627 3,81 4,068 s sad Norfolk 14,630 15,9;3 1,960 2,115 31mgorr h, a %aim 2,165 2,014 itoa 373 291 all Wasters 3,767 3,889 tN.Lioaolash. 11,164 14,492 I Wastora(lr) .4, 4,721 16,497 17,1428 172 177 mloaasrs NOM fostilhe 940 1,143 r & Bostk • 227 247 Wmtora &wall mad& Cast 8,. 344 , 10, a Woe= . 9 294 94 004 64 a amilidio. 166 364 Smoak a. 125 121 Ummla. 6,494 6,681 Iralkimadios 493 Akio 621 - 22738 4,719 Weds= (In ) 2 , 202 2 2,4 l6 try 2,220 2, 179 3,211 3,772 sire 4,706 6,109 'olrerbomptoo 607 497 661 1,608 2,007 639 691 Nfaminshosi 662 669 Oman •• • • 1,656 1,648 516 689 1,530 1,604 10,914 12,329 1,534 2,601 Waster& Goole 1,671 , 1,428 rrils4 o ol •• • • 1,731 1,890 ' 2,477 2,615 1,011 1,083 Limerick 266 390 328 617 Wass lBB 244 ald Borwiell 14,333 14,401 •• • • 7,968 8,776 804 780 fives 640 926 9' 1,07; 1,241 MOO dale 16,867 72,482 9. • 13,106 : no 6,741 8,911 - 6,187 so see DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATUIeeT. °telltale 25, 11162. The state of the Weather at «a et the follows* slams at Nine o'clock yesterday manalag. The Matisse are arranged in order of latitude. Ilearimos—S.B.W.; Gentle Breese; Rain. POLOIeTUNE—S.W.; Strong Breese; °Terabit TUNRKIIDOI—S. ; Strong Breese; Scud—Raj a . BASINOSTOZZ—N.W.; Calm; Overaut. Oaasswics—S.; Strong Breese;; Overcast. CoLctiverss-111.R. ; Gentle Breen ; Reis. YeallOtTla —B.W. ; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. The returns from the following places did sot reach this oak* Is time for puhlicatien yeeteniev; they therefore Wiest* the state et the weather ea Thursday um* et eine o'clock. liottattemt—W. ; Gentle Breese ; Partially Cloudy. ; Glade Biala ; Oaitleiet. SWINDON—S It ; Gentle Breese; Cloudy. ' HOLIDAY AT TUB COMMON LAW OMCSIL— Yesterday the elven' commas law dikes wen &sod till Thursday meriting. i►.w fAil LONDON GAZITTE.—Pr;day, Dec 24. BANKAUPT. WILLux Joint KIRILIDOX, Deptford, charsentonger, to surrender Jan. 4 at 12, and Feb. 8 at 11, at Bsainghall streeL 8010., Pocock sad Poole, Dartholomew-class; off. ()room, Abchurrh•lanc. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. DINKY Worms, Blackfrian.road, bottmaker—let div. of le. $ d., Dee. 27, and any esbeequent Monday, at Cam. naes, Aldermanbery. DINKY EDWARD VOID and WILLIAM 11112•11.1, Leaden hall-street, ship sad insurance broken —'Sind div. of 51d., Dec. 28, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell's, Guild hall-chambers, Buinahall-street. Jossra LoADSR, Hasbury-pavement, cabinet maker—let di,. of 65., Dee. 28, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Pen nell's, Guildhall chambers, Basinghall-street. ANTIONY EDWARD CORVAN, Haniaetead•road, baker-2nd div. of 44., Dec. 28, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Pen nell's, Guildhall-chambers, Buinghall-street. THOMAS CATIZNY, Saffron Walden, cooper—lot div. of 2.. 3d., Dee. 28, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Pitmen's, Guildhall-ehambers, Basinghall-stmt. Joule JAMES HIND BOOTI, Commercial road, manufac turing chemist—lst div. of 4 5 7d., Dec. 28, or any subse quent Tuesday, at Pennelfs, Guildhall. chambers, Basing hall-street. Auevin Ilullat STACI, Snood, ironmonger -2nd di,. of 9d , Dec. 28, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Pennelt's, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street. Rowt.iinu MITCHILL, Lime-street, merchant-6th di,. of Id , D.c. 28, or soy subsequent Tuesday, at Pennell'e, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall street. WILLIAM LANCILUT HILLY, Newport, Monmouthshire, I bookseller-2nd div. of lid., Dee. 28, and any sabot quota Tuesday, at Pennell's, Ouildhall-chamben, Basing. hall street. CIIARLIa JOIMPH CARTTAR, Greenwich, and Shooter's- Lill, Kent, solicitor—let die. of 64., Dee. 30, end three following Thundsys, at Stansfeld'a, Basinghall-street. JOHN CLARK SANFORD, Paternoster-row, stationer-Ist div. of 6d., Dec. 30, and three following Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, Basinghall street CHAMLU Jounaost, NOrthumberland-place, Commercial road East, ironmonger -Ist div. of 4d., Dec. 30, end throe following Thursdays, at S:unsfeld'e. Basinghall. street. Tritium' Loma, Belgravestreet, South Pimlico, picture dealer—let div. of Is. 4d., Dee. 30. lied three following Thuredsys, at Sransfela's, Basinghall-street. JONATHAN NTRRETIM, Brighton, corn merchant-Ist div. of 103.6 d., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Itssingliall street. EDW•RD MOVNTCASTLI, King William-street, City, and Greenwich, batter—let div. of 4s. ltd., any Wednisday, at Whitmore's, Basinghall.street. WILLIAM WYLAM and JOSHVA Gazax, jun., Newcastle upon-Tyne, merchants--2nd and final di,. of 3-20 d., any day after Dee. 26, at Baker's, Newoutle.upon-Tyne. TRUYAS PRARCR and WILLIAM THACIERAY, Sunderland, timber merchants--24 di.. of Id., Dee. 31, and any Saturday after Jan. 6, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. THOMAS Paeans, Sunderland, timber merchant—let and 8.. l die. of 20e., Dec. 31, or any Saturday after Jan. 8, at Wakley's, Newcastle upoo•Tyoe. ' Thomas TOMLINSON, Wiotertuo, corn merchant-7th di,. of 16 16d., any day, at Young's, Leeds. KINDALL and Co., Lend., grocers-2nd div. of h. 6d., any day at Young's, Leeds. SAMUIL Binname, jan., Hereford, grocer—let di,. of 2s. 94., any Thursday, at Whitmire's, Birmingham. THOMAS DALTON and THOMAS EDWARD', Dirrainqara, engineers —Anal di,. of 258,1., any Thursday, at hit more's, Birmingham. ROBERT PLOWDIIN Wratox, WelliagMa, Shropshire, "urgeun—lat di,. of 6d., any Thursday, at Chrieties, Bir eniagham. Jsmu LEADS& Liverpool, joiner -Ist div. of Is. 94., Dec. 29, or any subsequent IVeduesday, at Morgan'e, Liver pool. WILLIAM PRITCHARD, Liverpool, tea dealer—let elle. of 21d., Dee 29, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS.—January 14. R. Warren, Nelson place, City-road, coach maker—Jan. 14. W. Loekyer, Old -street, St. Luke's, and King-street, St. Giles, baker— Jan. 18. J. Watley, Playhouse-yard, bookbinder—Jan. 18. G. Bolton, Albany-street, Beirut's -park, coachmaker—Jan. '2l. T. Liana and W. Linsel , Piceadilly, tailors—Jan. 21. J. B. Drew, Waters's-buildings, Old-street-road, carpenter —Jan. 18. J. Thompson, Piccadilly, linen draper—Jan. 14. B. Steward, Broughton, Norfolk, corn merchant—Jan. 14. T. Rowe, Suffolk place, Islington, upholsterer—Jan. 15. A. Sands, Coal Exchsoge, and Chatham, coal factor -.-Jan. 16. IL Green, jun., Brighton, ironmonger —Jan. 16. A. Dean, Brighton, clothier Jaa. 16. I'. Harris, Hampstead-road, brewers—Jan. 16. 8. W. Gillam, Tar- Boston- place, Edgware-road, wins merchant—Jan 16. J. P. Sandle, North Ockendon, Essex, cattle dealer Jan. 16. J. Hsathwaite, New-street, Covent-gar den, e r—Jaa. 16. H. N. Brewer, Deptford, Berrnondsey.w , aad Soath-Entern-arcede, tobacconist— Jan. 15. W. B. Adams, and 0. Ralston, Bow, Middlesex, engineers —Jan. 15. W. B. Adams, Buw, Middlesex, en gineer —Jan. 16. J. B. Datiptain, City-road, colour Baer chant—JAl. 14. E. H. Dolby, Horasey-road, Middlesex, butcher—Jun. 14. R. Sewell, Swaffham, Norfolk, seri —Jan. 16. T. MOMoo, Feachurch street, coal merchant— Jan. 19. P. A. Morley, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, iron manufacturer—Jan. 14. 8. On:mock, Leicester, hosier— Jac. 14. A. W. Bellaire and J. Bellaire, Stamford, bankers —Jan. 14. R. Rosiasoa, Grantham, seri —Jan. 14. H. Gladwla, Nottingham, draper—Jan. 21. T. Young, Hanle pool, grocer—Jan. 21. G. Rowell, jun., Carlisle, painter— Jan. 21. D. Gibson, NewouUe.upon.Tyne, grocer—Jan. 21. E. M. Hadaway, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. Jan. 21. J. Brisson, Ili t zb Holborn, mathematical instru ment maker—Jan. 14. J. G. Harrison, Liverpool, dealer in locks—Jan. 145. W. Fawkner, Kidderminster, Worcester shire, licensed victualler—Jan. 18. G. E. James, Brierley Hill, Staffordshire, draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Jackson end Joseph Jackson, Meeclesfield, drapers— R. King and R. Clark. St. John's-wood, carpenter—E. Allen, R. Allen, and J. Ilolmes, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff manufaisturers, so far as regards R. Allen— G. Colthurat and E. Coltharst, Bristol, master, —B. Bens sad W. /kidney, jua., Henwerth, Middlesex —P. AUG" and L. Crises, Little Hulton, Lsneashire, porkies J. Kay and H. W. Goff, Prospect-place, l'ingsland-road, chemists—L. L. Lee and J. Coxhead, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, music 'ellen —W. A. Cherry and E. N. Gabriel, Rolls-buildings, Fetter-lane, Hampshire Hog-yard, St. Giles, and Stephen's-mews, Grease-street, Backbone -place, veterinary surgeons—K. Binns and fi Pin der, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, setting machine makers—D. H. Walsh, R. Lillingam, and W. Hedges, Bristol, tailors—C. James, J. James, - end L. James, wire and spirit merchants— A. Leyburn and J. Wild, York. engine makers—J. &se men', J. 'keener's, jun., and W. Beennerea, Wood-street, Chespeide, and Houndsditch, warehousemen—T. Webb, J. Webb, and W. Hopkinson, Huddersfield, and Sydney, New South Wales, merchants, so far es regards W. Hopkinson—B. Johnson and, W. Morgan, Bieunarove, Worcestershire, nail factors—T. W. Fry and H. C Groom, Limo -street, ship and butteries brokers—J. Mills and T. Wild, Heywood, Lancashire, cotton spinners —C. K ruse end S. Ridley, Savage-garden.. Tower-hill, end Russell street, Rotherhite, ship chandlers—B. Worley and 0. Fisher, Liverpool, ship Insurance brokers—P. E. Atkinson end C. Musgrave, Chancery-lane, law stationers—C. T. Master:nen and .7. Linsey, Bishopegato-street Without, gas engineers —D. Orange and S. J. Hobson, Leicester, worsted spinners —8.. Chadwick and R. Buckley, Old ham, Lancashire, pluralism—J. Swinharne and W. Rat cliffe, Old Gravel-lane, St. George's Bast, engineers—W. Miller and C. Bell, Kettering, Northamptonshire, chicory assnafactaren—W. 'Unglue and J. Lukey, Dover, grocers. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCIL SEABORNE MAILS. log Modem that the male me mat tram the emend lestralles by the ultrtit—sod 11 bp the eterrais—deepekl4l Daryl= ream whet COWMEN. Ommel Pie. P et 121 m 011ee Leaks. deopetied. lee. AmmYe(bßrit.poehelN Dee. Llverpeal.... Dee. NI Umbel Maim Fes) a Dee. Uverpeei Dee. 21 eenst l) eet..etese-ia Jew Aeurelletvta B.ediamp. toe) Ditto (Wu eteemilleel N Mae meth Dover liee. I •Ditlo(vla Cape et Om& SIM • 2e4 et Itebruery... Plymouth Nev. 20 =aide Otolt) Mg If OM mead Plymouth I • —*AI Meitelltetmos. Dam Wig —. Dew Da y dm Meth Ihnemples. Jes. IS leer Ayres ----it kb et Ihe ems llomhempopo. Jul. IS OMNI& D Nee ef Owe Mope N 1460 the meMh leuthemphm. Deo. NI Ome de Verde. 11 MS at tle meth loeftemphs. Dee. IS Oesetemloople • PI 1011627 that me Omer Dee. N Mural Among* M fedLlttMfea.eth ierem p mm Jr. 1 Mowed Iies..WeLAPOIL Ilmthemplea To Th.lla. U Iseetlithet memo Illoulhomplea. J.. I Frame h Toile deity Deem ..—... Wends. tthlttlattleetmce New ..—... 30 Tuesday • Frid tamer Mint Matra Is eat er P lS is= fuedene .14 Mk tho mouth Jae. le IteimuL.-7..ht Swam doily ?Moeda tudie(vioNeutheeept.Llt d 2011 t of the math Dow 24 WY Ma N Othilekt It of month Dem Jae. t Wit (.11i Mips of ....... lOh of the moth se , tbasiptcs. Dee. N ..... 21 I Ith d the am* hew hampks. Dm NI Iledh essth U *et Ms h moth Ileethompls. Dee. 21 21=ememsestela iilameglo) 1 1 06.012.21•216 Diet . Jae. I Mules U et Om Ulna Soullapies.." .. Jae. I htutetra Mahe* ..... aChel 2 th.nth themeenh Dew ... Doe. /r. 2 Papal IlleauW l 201102Steof me BMW ha. 1 reariNM 12 IMlTOntballso• AMetel m 71 134 Iladail mista faar naseasa metb pan : 3 .1 ... au. 2 1 got triagnistunii Jr. I Vale Dimmuh lief pee Amtestle) • Thum is for Australia slat Imposes it Ord maw ark or the 2n4 every Orientate sissih. Ilse nob is Sie via and Nth ot cash smooth Ito Sontiosigelll Mai nlet Mt by sailing sew ts at pressor from alopousi but mat par viii be sent in itt. Malls are tkw node up ea Ote st wiry altinak /meth kir the (:tue of ttood Hope. • Teo mans to nurse countries thus marked (•) eins seleeetytti lresall packet to Mantillas. CASUALTIES. Adios, Durow, of and from Streisand for Grangensouth, which was on shore off Gstteron Dee. 0, has become a wreek.—Warberg, Dec! 10. John.. Tullock, from Riga to London:was lost previously to Dec. 4 near Oster Rumor, and lies sunk in 7 or 8 Eithouss water; the long-boat has been found keel upperroort.— Christiania, Dec. 4 Lalla Rookb, Vneassovich, hence to lidazagran, la lead for England, was driven on shore at that port during a aid e at N.W., Dee. 1, and it ia feared will be a wreck.—Gib ratter, 1)•e. 16. Neptunue, from Venice to this port, which was abandoned Dee. 19, was towed over the bar of the Rock Chabot-I Vie morning, and sank in the river shortly afttr.—Li pool, Dec. 24. •KRIVKD. Anemia-at Falmouth, Decembat 22, from .. ... ....Idb Am-at Falmouth, December 23, from -” CnstX • itkilde Aorta-at Queoutown, December 22, from ___ . 11 11wea Alma-at Qutemtome, Dewed er 22, hose .. . ..... -.....- sxmon a Amman-et Crammed. December 23, fr0m.....-...... Deminarit Ansa. Serra-at bravesend. Dec 23. from Terceira Alin.lasseisa-atei :revealed, December 33. .11111 IL Alottlatlet-et Gravesend, December St e tram....... Oravelllell Avromr-at Llvencol, Dee. 21, from ......Alsamdria Auee Greed Liverpool. December 24, hen • - ....... -. Relnesel Acceem -et Liverpool. Donroiter 24, from Quebec RIIARICAN thillOM -at Liverpool, Deo 24, from ...... ... . *Mile RARICILTM -at Liverpool, December 24, froze N. Orlemes RI.T.T GALLATIN -AL LITIUMI. limeades. 24, teme 114 em York &wire -at Liverpool. December 21, from - Horebwoos, emcee-at Hell, lee, Ir, Moms Ube, Beeacelanisa lianaitaltO at Ifte mercer% Iwe 22, from Alexandria Rawnesas -at Liverpeoi • Derr whir 24, from ...........oemeroms Bement %VILNIUS- (sr. ~0.. ,:, (sr, ~:, I iregiug t e 24 'km ..u.o. pi , "li.viis -at Lie, rpoo", Io e :1, from Qantas (11.4afutca-at Liverpool, In erm'ier 24, from revt.le OrLollata-of Liverpoo , IM en tor 21, from ...... _,...lealu o mb Cr siimee-at Leverewol. la.. .1. from Cnsaurrra-at °rammed, imet Ember 21, his -.. ... Moen Ontwouta-off fill, December 23, from .,.....F. Andres'' C•LUMA-off NI, Demon ten 23, from WO -at Truro, Drceenber 21, from Mum- at Pill, Item ether 33, from. Pane-at Falmouth, Dee. 22, fn.', .. .. . ... .... ..... .Havaaanh Erna (mere-at Velma:oh, Dew mber 21, from - Akre, Es•i.Gaav- at lignsoerli. December 23, from. Emden ELI. -at Quovesioma, lidoember 32, from .... ..... ...... ... . Cia'str. I.:Lange-at LATIUM', Donetobsr 34, from ....Palermo Kerosine-at 11) mouth, December .3, from .labelers Yampa-a Gravesen Dreesiner 23, from .. Osostis -at Liverpool, December 24, formK Leom Oximmee. Paanneu.--at I,4•Arpsol,, Deoember 24, from Chariemon lleivesem- at Gramma% December 24, flora. leeway ILattair-at Gravereed, December 24, from ...-..... liensiuk Ilmou.-at Oramered, December 21, from larva-at Liverpool, December 24. fr0m... Ima Waionr-at Liverpool, Demmher 24, from- „Nee York LI,NT LP .-.t Liverpou December 24. from . ..... foes Hoots-at Liver!.. , December 24, from ...New Oric.ue Imam ANAIIMM-atGravesead, December 23, from... Rotterdam JIOUT 14110-11 l Pill, December 23, from Quebec Lae wet-at Gloucester, Deoredier 22, from Quebec Lamm-at Liverpool, Deeentber 24, pool Tarragona LLIMAMOKR -et. orerpool, December 24, from Alexandria M•filllA- at UTerpoo4 December 24, HIM ... ... New Teo, I'AMIX YOMACIA-II PirrOWß, December 23, from Havaanab Hammier-se Oravemud, Deeember 23, from Marseilles lIATNITIC-M OTIIITIMOd, December 23, from Memel ' NAIL\ -Id Gravesend, Dee. 23, from 1 we Mumma Par-id Gravesend, December 2 % .. fr0m e 4 illehav'e Amman-at Gravesend, December 24, Hamburg 1 (her-.t Gravesend, December 24, from Stoughom 1 Peneeme-wt Gloorrester, Dee. 22. from .......-.- ... Kbetlisc i Pear-et Newhaven, Deo. 23, ham .. ... ..„. Struts PATRICK }LIMIT -at Portsmouth. December 23, yam ~.. London Pongees-at Liverpool, December 24, from.... -raker) lime x -at Liverpool, December 4, from ......sevorlesm Pumare-M Liverpool, December 24, from Quebec Femme Boy-at Liverpool, December 24, from ........M. Niche, 'A Pasm-at Oravessed. December 23, from ......... Tsgetwog reams-at Grammed, December :3, from LICRIMArI Ilaut-at DrammeleiL December U. fr0m........... .. ...Denmark Mara-at °rammed, Deoestber ft Pream AAA.- TOMIKKIKTK ROCKAWAY-at Liverpool, Dessatbier 21, frela it.. One. Mae -at Falmouth, December:3, from Odom Seam Hroess-at Greenock, December 23. fripia...NeeitOrkillee Me i•anCOIDIN-.01 Liverpool. December 24, from New Weems Brame-at Liverpool, December 14, from. lamb., Aaiun-at Liverpoo4 December 24, from. banns Amman Loasaa--ce Llverpeol, Dec. 24 lioesta-at 1111, Dec 23, from Quebec Bane larumus-at Gloucester. December 22, from-St. John's Twine Bamenas-at Gravared, December 23, from Oporto ?Amore -at Quranatown, December 22, fr0m......M. Jobe's, 5.8, faiam-at Cowes, Wombat 23, from (}ali t TWEILD-11, Plllll2ooth, December 21, from Palermo VIRCO-rat Cbiehester, De Amber 23, from limo. WILIJAN -at Pert.muutti, Vey 21, from Ilk John's, SIS WTO2IIIO-at Llverpool. December 24, from Philadelphia Mamma- at Liverpool, December 21, from Imes SAILICD. MULL& - trots Pill, Dec. 3s, to .......„„,„„Jrcer Orkin Aaron,-has Cowes, IDeoembor 21, to ~... Mormilks itsertor-from Cowes. December 31, to AMIOSIA -train Plymouth, December 23, ler lt. Niebseps Small Keane -teem Livery 01, Isecembee 24, go„ Genoa ease (e.s.)- tram Liverpool, December 24, 10........... -CLL. Aomm-troos Liverpool, December 24, to ...---.......11mtduns eoulasses-trom Cool, acember 23, tis...-„-. Chants Csiousses-from Plymouth, Dee. 23, to ........ - -.law Zealand C. Jamie-tram Plymouth, December 23, 1e..-- Ilobee CallintAfaiMa--tros Liverpool, December Illi. io Cberiestoo Destsos-from Liverpool, December 11. le, -... ........ Amino Dos MAIMIL (II )- from Pessouth. Dogemier 13, s Mallip EinAlirTill- from Pill, Deettrobrr 23, to. Melbowee &met* -hoot rower, December 2.1, to .. . .... .. ...... Tam; Cl Susses, a -from Falmouth, December 22, M..... Leghorn Emus Cesar-trout Portsmouth, lueembre 111. Is lemeres Cuss-from Flyer outh, Decen.ber 23, to Bombay 1 , 4101 T-from Pin, Dec. 23, to VW-Iron Cowes. Dec. 23, to Lipton Poor-froas Falmouth, December 28, to ..... St. Ilabaere Rost-from Portsmouth. Dec. 23, t 0.... - ..... --Cceetaeunt.cle FaLcoo-from Portsmouth, Demuth*, 23, - 10 Cape ralatia Fume-trots Lverpool, Dee. 24, to .... . I.cbou HARMONY-Rua Gravemad, December 24, to ........ _..... .. Jersey Rua, Notes-from CardlN, December 23, so.- !tete Orlems Itunsestas-hem Plymouth, December 21, to Cceenottuoele tont -trom Palniooth, December 22, to Giles Jcsorers-has Cowes, Decomber 23, t 0... Fond re GMe Joao Panama-from Plyisoutk, December 23, to Swan Star Jos. Leoota-tam Gravesend, Dee. 24, to Cherbourg Num or Tans - hem Plymouth, Dec. 23, to Naples Lacuna-ben Curia. December 33, le .Gibreits: L•DT CIC/LIA-trom Plymoutb, DIC4IIIIIIIII U. to leret.oes Moetrso-from Pill, Doc-ember 23, to Jum.ica Igioneussae-from Cowes, December 23, to \Nu& 11•1•01111STIme-tros Porniaoutb, Dee. 13, to New Ze.iisod Maartweu.-from Plymouth, Dec. 23, to VeLek MAZoitIITII4 IlnlOWerlia-from Gravesend, Dee. 24, to Sydney litanneum-from Gramemal, December 14, to awes Nosy-tom Criminal, Dec. 24, to s; May 114rus-trous Cowes, Dceesaber 23. to New (Cleats IllailaTils-ham °ravines& Deormber 24, to Two. AND J. Cow-from Portsmouth, December 23, to ..Litunewt a Vino-Irma Falmouth, December V, to ..............at. Nabors VISSILLe BPOHILIf WITH. Alp, from Rio Ja1141:0, Nov. G. lat. 16 N., kw. 19 W. Anatolia, blanagelct. from Jaffa for (hark or Fa:month, Nov. 26, al: well, lat. 117.311, lon. 1.0 R. Bumf* hound man all well, expertraeed heavy gales from west, lat. 34.30, low 2.50 W. Dodson, from Liverpool for Singapore, Clot. 11, lat. 2 N. Emilia; from London for Cape of (kW lope, pot. 11,1.(. 5 N. Mora, from Clever for Loma,. in Roquearaa Boy ; a.: well. 007.10e30 Ammo, 0 IL Oakley, from Cobra for London, Nor. 26, all well, lat. 7., los. 1. Honest* (British schooner) km of romance, from Newfountand for Naples, 32 &pout, Dan I t. Benrietta, from linneillso for Glarigrw, Nev. 28, all well, lat. if.* . 2.0 E. ludas (troop-461p), from Cork for Lour Kong, Orr. 11. Mt. 5 N. Lomat ilrlstram, from Oigenti for Dartmouth, off Cope Eno:a Morin Dee. 12. Leo (111 Muds mbooraer) Comb, from Newport, out 13 ela”,lke ' l . Mary Jana (British schooner), Whltellekt, from M....flus for London Den 10. IforelW„ from Bonny for Liverpool, of 84. Thomas. Maria (American whaler), Nov. 15. Mbanwa, Der. 18, lan .6 71 .1 n. :1 W. Ottoman, off Cape rte Oat • from An ora (or London. Dec. 6. Pesteveranos (barque), of Dablba, 15 miles s.B, s. ot Tustrar, Dea.2o. team Liverpool tor Pernambuco, 14 days out, kg. 21.50 les Nymph, of Plymouth, from Cordid for Genoa, off Cope Nos Dm. T. Mumma Snooks, from the meat of Akins for London. 42 days out. Nov. It, lat. 11.6 N., lot. 31.40 W. Telelffsnb. of elm • derland, of Aguilar, from Galatr fur Cbrk, lost mil , and bulwarks ; all well. W rains (Britiola brig), of London for Napier, out 40 days, Der. G. Wm. Hardman (brig), or Swansea, from Alearaadria fur order., IG W m . E. of Olbraltar. 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