The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-30 00:00:00

Situ lintertionitt. EQUITY oOURTB.—Yansims.. lams LOY ClainFORM (VIMOIAINMIAMIU MANUYIB BrOssous.—WingrtlONru WiSTALUi viz _ issvateassirits oir is . PAtnifi. Mr. Median sad Mr. Piggott it fee'la lajuttayea as Mllkalf el tb• 'Wattle . Siam. alaidiS sod eau*, ho wan siabgatas, from Leber Tallbab Serf& le! palest rented ia the yeas Ib3B, foe • made fee WeeiMS ! t e lupe .vemente in expr,seing or ligaie a MIOW tare from woollen, cotton, and os s r e Ole and selietamea, either is • maaafamered or sumesaabetared state, to reetrula the detendeat from Mite', sonic,. or &minims of my snick', or ova of • maiguat, caked " The 'amide pee eaciag." mad., either as to the whole re say seentlal poet tbsteur, accosting( to the insane* of which the plaintiffs were the esaignme, or from fa any mast • muter lodine, imitating, err mumbling tke ease. It . wee elated tt.at the deleadeat, who wee an 'meager, bed lately bees disenvered to be Mau, the mina* pm of • m labia*, resembling is sexy espect that used by th. pleietills, sad that they Nen employed to du s i by persona who bad noised a assns from the Maiaiide to all etieb machine. Toe deteadaitt bad boss tagentod to dianstina• making the ankle on pinned of, bat bed refused, and ea that avvitust tt had b. soma sacapary to Ile the mem% bill. The defesdant•llaff beim sew 1 wilt soda of ibis esotte., bat did not appm. MA L hip greeted gas iejeemaini. T LIII a. 6TIFT.—INICNCTIOX.—COPTILtaIiT. This ia an apphestiof on behalf of the plaintiffs, who Wife et. oprietore of a 'sepsis', salted Tau's Demmakie tife .palkee and Dawns! Theatrical sad lid mina Regime, in eel to minds the defesdesis who wets re storet the Landon Journal, from pabli:mag, platted, Milieg, or disposing of any copy or copies of • somber of the LOIWION Journal containing matter cmi , 'd from the plaintiffs megeWse. The affidavit in support of the applicatios stated that the plaintiff' mantled certain persons to write articles for tka Domestic Magasiese open such terms that the copyright I. the artielee belonged to them under the provisions of the C ippight Act; that amongst these articles was me trivia; • history of the life of as Witte tuned Miss Isabella Glya, the particulars of Intik were fuslabed by Miss Cicya herself ; mid that the number of the savamia• aostairiaa each arta. wee adorned with • Ift remelt of the lady taken by her pernamsionM n rie. feminists bad applied to Mile G;yn for ie!ormstion Missiles! to that mataieed is the plelatiffe sanitise toil for per lailsinil to tske her likeness for their peruse, bat that Wm Olyn bad Mend saes application oa the ground of the plaintiff's hiving previously applied to bee; that the de feadanta bad, therefore. copied almost verbatim, or with only some colourable alterations Um plaintiffs' artiste, sad also ter likeness of the actress; and that It bad been published la • freest member of the deiendaate Journal. Under thaw sinam•easss, the 'Osmotic& was wow sicelled for. Mr. Lovell, 110 'rapport of the moth•, proeseded b po'sst out to tae CJerc various passages alleged by the plaintiffs to have hes• copied rr na the Dramatic Magasios do. Hle Lwd.hip said he th%eght the pleintith had made out • ere ladling them to ►n injunction ; then was clearly a phew e with colourable alteratioss. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—In amiss so Ilises.—japeas Lass Cumma, MIL Joon= ParreacW, it& JW Ostamusa. ass Ms. James Winamw. Um Clow •. • _ APPLICATION FOR • QUO WAR/MOTO, - Mr. Cowling, Ia this'see, said b. Tom to more for a quo mutant°, milieu *pea • Mr. Appleyard to show by what tight be exorcised the odice of town comicalloref the botough of Nantes. The learned counsel stated that the application was undo seder the provisions of the 6th and 7th Tic, by which as pony 'bowleg cease against lb. application wee matured to do 83 Is ae Ent laatanee, and, therefore, his learned Weed boy F. Meager appeared to show SONO ii the court should listen to his (Mr. Cowling's) application. The town of Haden ens imorporated by a royal charter, dated the 22nd of blenb, 1848, By that charter the b.nough wee divided het, LE wards, and Trinity ward wee the wart for which Mr. Appleyara had been eleotod ee taws emu. editor. On the 31st of May, 1848, Mr. Apple's:a was chorea aide:Gam for Trinity ward, and the tent of hit once 'spired on the Kik of November. Oa the 29th of February, 1850, Mr. Apployard wee causes to aot as the preadiag aldermen at the election of the two town council lors for tbe Trinity ward. The election actually took place on Friday, the lit el November, 1850, when thine wen lair emeduletes foe the l.ftiCe, Mr. Apployard hamself toeing one of the undulates for the ohne of tows councillor. Mr. Ap ployard sad Mr. Weigh were elected town c.uucillore. Is. learned monad sow submitted that under Vas provisions the Maitompal Corporation Act Mr. Apployard was not eligible to be elided asses al the town conic lion, he being at teat tame an alderman of the harvests, and Man having sued at the primateg alderman at the 11400.602 of the tows, couecillors ; sod therefore be (Mr. Coolie() reheat:hid rhas he wee *emirs to • quo werranto se behalf or the gentleman who would bare bsen olsoted as a tows cooncillor if Mr. Appleyard bad not boss dmilid. bu Y. Taunter, ea tae part of Mr. Applaud, stated that his cilia% was antra og to be elected as a Wllll-CJ•l2Cillt+f, and bad only com.sautto to become • caadidate us ammuot of a &pate** baring waited upon tuna requesting him to allow humid' to be oeminaud s a caudideto. Mr. Apple. yard had slam remised the What, and had paid the penalty el 10s. for so doing, tad had given news r,l his resignation. The 'warmed c Aland was shoat to proceed to contend that Mr. Appleyard had been duly elected, wain Lord Campbell said if Mr. Appl.yud reminded that be was properly elected rho quo warranty mast i•stte ; but such need nut to the cam it he abided by his disclaims of the Odisrn of F. Thesigot having consulted with hi. client, paid that Mr Applayad wao gaits wallas to give up alleluia the slim — Mr. 4.;•wkag - °banal that, sack Was tha caw. Ws cli•at woad isly have to walk iota the vaunt Gee*. Tag matter Ws asoypbd. TISII QUINN UN ENE PROSECUTION 01 TIM BAIL 01 DANTIROVIIII IP. LUCA. AND NAMTNOLL. CRIMINAL horisammiosi PON • LIMIL. _ . . . Is Mime Mr. U. Olembees, Q C. mid that his learned diced had ebleimmi s ride is the Bail Court as Mbar of the Sul es Dartmouth, liftelibt to perms it the sums el Luse sad Henault, the ono of mason was the primer seal publisher ei • se *spare culled the &MO Herairm 411 which the ether gentlemen we. the proprietor sal eider. The rid wee obtained to show came why a Gambol frier melees Mould nut be IMO spies* both peados is .smear cia moue &nude which hod appeared is thdr ilseslapir 1 . %osmium • mimed thee had bees begaselbed, is She year KW, we the purpose el phyla. the visit or 'emus of ! Lewisham km readies memos is • chapel it Blackheath. ' H. ( dr. Modem) appeared for Me defendants, eatt is ' commesiesease visa his teemed friend. and sutler Me tastrestime shot he had resolved, he was licppy to my that' their lordships maid set be ambled wish haring' Me rale sagest Die leaned Mead had esseestet 1 that the redo shoisid be elimberged, es the sikaowledemest IMO he (Mr. (Mambo) was iestreeted to male ia the most seseani iseamer. Tim Mlsedeste regretted that them anedes should hove Issas published oder sa satire mistake. The delleadeate eckaoledged thei the 'Limits established I the feet that dm stipend of the view bed bees regelarly paid, 'sad the deiradaat Harmed wielkd titmega him Mr. Chambees) Si semis his regret that, ham es Impulse I selloishisd• will Dui ivols, areameste sad espresiesidli . has Use is hie paper seieslated m praises • dawns, owl ea the maths MO. sad Mc lieetholl Maimed that as bed sot tie mil sensis issauSisa ea eharaies my wake sag the Deetinesa remily via blimp • party to the sapper& issalaysisig el as &meaty. 11 there were say other mai ia whisk Mr. Hartsell seek' =press his teeliaatios kr &slam shot he hams Wadded se impale he any being 1 .somber et the Lartmesth family say Muslim sot to pay It eupesi, he was quits ready to make atusemest, sad he 'did es will the Met pi Om geed faith sad wittiest say ' suggestios ea the pert et his ....eel. I Sir P. Timrsivr, Q.C., said that on the part of Lord DEO month, he begged to emu that he lordeisip telt sea deeply the Impataties M having diverted dem • highly impselast object • sem of messy whisk he, is de:, had la is unit fee its eppliesties for a particular mem it( V. Alert , Thedger) was dearer of listg Mae set may had Densecem perammeell the with the mem sorspsiliss Wispily, bat hod eves pair beyond it by pause ample ramose iastmeties sad smart to _Me 111 et the seighbessheed. The eldest M Lord DasftssiMlllll body . summed Nees he had had as eppertseity of these who Imputed Si him a diffmeat mars* M l = maks geed their assasstioa spurt him, sad 10 Isi s fad l as oppermaity of Mewls, *piety is what mew= hejled W 044410 trust, sad eves gem beyead D. Lad his. mocts's Mao wee atteMed la his eharectu—sad is ease 1 soblemes steed higher—bad bass Medicated. His Masai wee perteetly satarsialted„ sad he did sot 4.1 that it mobil , le hemming is lam %pro the issuer further, acid th e rule ' mitt, iheeekwe, be discharged. _, Wendy said that as the pert of the primer, Yr. Lama he had Si sate that his dot wee sot swan of the ' matelas el the Milk% Mies eagegoil sly as a salaried 1 servest; he seiretted, Metweime, Mee Me impatedeas sea lased is Mess daisies lel gem WM. Leal Cempbell sell it was the old Whim to baslatis the =mat polisher uminimal beformations, became lb. plow we gamily tM proprietor sad editor M the paper, hat sew ke wee so mere comersea with the articles whisk impressed ia a sewspaper Ikea Ms paper maker "rm. He (Lied Campholl) was glad that Me tast ier had hoes aniseed Is is maisiestery • sumac lisle diashared. COURT OF RlCREQUER.—Yiurrnamr. Nu Pero AT WIPTIONOTM-BMPOIII Pa. USW PLAIT IMP & MIMI= COMM hat. nasals v. Taa Zamax Commas RAILWAY COMPANY. I Ms ass ma aalsa up move! I !' "TM, by ie. ilala7r e sji =MILit the defendants seem la Ths dalideste guilty. Ms. Bataan awidasall its gam dm die plaintiff, wits said es a paw ; as lidt. Chesehr, CI C., sad Rlr. Tames Beaten, ha Ms delhaialla • • The pielaiiidlabe lama, sa bhineemsa.whe ob. Mired a Raise bye/Man fruit mad teelltailk tws 146/4 by the %sem MasWies Railway, es the awdiel Isms tat, is • mod dais ctrl.. to Leaden, In • Issla while antwed at he theredleele maths 'boat half-past 10 *Volk at alebt. Oa the mint d dm train at the emir" ttm fell between the platters and tbe artisan, "bete mbe ressaised for about a quarter it aa ham beim ate inmate el the company were able to .striate bas : " a jack " baring bees obtained to rum dia amigo. Bbi received severe contagions on the beck sad loins, sad her tbiati etas imi tate d. the war immediately takes to the London lieseel, "ken skis remained until dm 91st of Almost, sad is sow a cripple for life. It was dated by two witless's mks) rode la the same sake, that IM trsia stoned, sad ahw THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1851. whistle shar when A* pansern were leaving the train, the mese backed it hither Into the elation, sad by the in Ides jerk due* tie plaintiff down stole la the set of imps( oa t. or the defence, several whamese wen celled who attn. , bated the ariziJeot to the plaintiff's *ea wheelie in at , tempting to leave the minims before the Maio stopped. Toe jury found for Medd - endows. Panama v. Tel ILIONLID utcrrasa.—Bscaserea D amazes. Tale wee ea seeks egehat a leattlard sad broker to recover somparaeloa bee sa was' dleteree, to wide h the deha. doss Mewled sot 'silty. Mr. &feria Jesse, Q C., and Mr. Athlone. WIG for the plastid, sad Mr. Beery for the de lestisat Worse, the broker, The visiott!? held certain resin! in Clerkenwell ender the defeedsot Thiene, a foreigner, which he 'employed la the transom of a chocolate mesefastneer. On the 6th of Logue, 1849, he owed Things DA for rent, and a dirndls was levied by the other defendant, Weems , the broker. The goods, which were valued at 601 were sold, end whim the plaiatiff demanded perthelare, WOMBS sent in • balsam egaiost him of eispeon. The defendants' cue was, that tie levy wee not szossein, bong for two please, in respect et whine the plaintiff was la swear, and that the vitae stated we. suggerated. The jury fosad he the plaintiff—damages 171. This conolaffsd the bagasse of the tern 'Mine. CONSISTORY COURT.—YISTUDAT. hams Da. triauseraw. EIZATUOOIII v. Rundown. This wu a cause of divorce, Draught by Mr. Heatheote against his wile, oa the around of adultery. The cue wu about to be opened by Dr. R. MIR/tore, when Dr. Bayford, on the pert of Mrs. Hostheote, uid he eras not prepared to offer say defence. Toe learned Judge, therefore, pronounced for a sews ties, without goal i e into the facts. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTERDAT. Ewan Ma. Coraiseroses Hawn. In as &motions. Hr. Limner mad. m application oa behalf of this beak rapt, 'moss case was heard • fsw days ago. The assignees had sect la requisitions for aa assesat of hi transactions aims 1839 with various parties, which the bankrupt con sidered much too extensive. They also required all the ask entries to be posted up from 1839, which would be is effect 'to raise a new lodger asoonnt. lr. Read supported the re. villainous of the &saunas. His Honour decided that they ought to be suateattally complied with. letter has beta addressed to us, purpoeting to impugn the accuracy of our report of the above case on Biturday last, bat in reality denying the statements of the baukrupt. Da proper place to do this is the court, at the next mat ing. Wire we to reopen ewe in this way in oar columns, there would bs so sad to the discussions induced.] INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Yiusrazomr. Brrons m Cam Coentrassame. Ix rna MATTES or Hoa•rio CLAM?. Thu ease, betore reported in oar paper, apin came before the court, on the application foe • anal order under the oattoM Att. Mr. Cooks made soma remarks on the opposidoo which was made on the former occasion by Air Wyndham Altura. tber, who was the only creditor in the schedule. There was now ao further opraitlos, and he i,.solvent was anxious that the court should clearly undentand that it was a matter connected with his former insolvency, and he considered that he had great meson to complain of the meaner in which he had been treated. The insolvent read • paper to the court, which be hoped would be taken as some justification of his condom. His entbarressments had meson from his first insolving, which occurred in 1836. At that period, within 10 days of his dimbarg• by the court, hie father-in.law (the late Mr. Day) was seised with a fatal illness. Had be lived it was his intention to hove paid all his just debts and would have arranged hie liabilities. The very day alter his release he prepared, by Mr. Day's desire, • atetement of his affairs, that he might carry out hie intentions with regard to kis debts and liabilities. Mr. Pay's state of health at the time was very precarious, and the excitement caused by his (ineolvent'e) unfortunate position, and his near connexion with him, increased his illness. He was seised with repeated fits, from which he never rallied. His inuntims were in consequence never carried out, and at his deems. he (the insolvent) found himself with • debt of between 40,0001. and 60,0001, and everyone applying to him for immediate pay ment. Few of his creditors were willing to believe that Mr. Day had left his large formes away from his daughter. By tootiatily attempting to pay them claims be became embar rassed, and his life bad dace been one of trouble and annoy. ease Haka4 contracted no tradesmen's debts. Every dada of mat des..ripiitio, together with every household capsule, were paid by Mrs. Ciagett. He regretted what heal pained, marl should his pro mects in life improve, which he bad every reason to hope and belteve,he should be happy to redeem:his character and do everything in his power that was honourable and jest. . Tne Chief Commissioner said there was only one creditor in the schedule, and that creditor, although in court on the last occasion, had not appeared u a witnee. He could only smile at some remarks that had been made on his &setter: ing a person hie the insolvent. He could only say, that in the absence of all evidence, it wee his duty to great the sprfica- Woo from the only debt in the scitedule. His Honour recommended tie meolvent not again to appear before the emit. Ths final order was granted STMINSTER COUNTY COURT.-4118TERDAY. _Boom Emma acrum E.Q... .. WDOWALL -TOMMTTT:L OF Mi. MAixiws. TM pSiistlif 10 this mica is the meikniablebtaarkar el 14, Berimestrest, sad sought to mew of Ike deleademt, the lessee at the Lysol's Theatre, W. 10e. 44., basses of ea emostat for boots sad shoes. The ems was heard some weeks back ex parte, when the plaintiff stated that ha had been a toter of 301. open the occasion of defendant peeing through the Bankruptcy Court; but believing him I'. be honestly disposed, he had again credited hint to IMO extent. Toe learned Judge, at this bearing, made so order fee paymeet. Mr. Mathews, not attending to the order of the court, was called upon to snow cause why Its bad sot paid the meant 'Nordin' to jedgmeat. Upon the Nee being called, the spat for Mr. Mathews me& so appeal in his cheat's behalf. Mr. Rime, for Mr. M'DJWILI, urged upon the court the aselmenese of County Courts, if persons Wm the defendant were sedored to run riot upon tradesman without a check, and calico upon hie tionour to make aa example of the de- Madan; se ha had sot sten Moonlit it respeottal to the Court to appear in penes to waver the )'judgment summons. The leaned judge then directed that Mr. Mathews should be committed to prima flee 14 days for contempt of court. WALtill V. 8/1471711.—DSPACISO visa QO/1111.11'11 COM. The plaintiff, a lebocamr, sued the defendant, aa semis' on bonnets is ea exteasive we, at 24, Kies street, Lee' sere, for breaking is pieces a good halfhovereign, Modem/ to the defendant in payment for goods, and detendeat refusing to give tea shillings or half-e.hovereign in bee of it. From the ',ideaa adduced, it appeared that Mr. Brown, Ilie defeedeat, basin hie shop one of those beam instruments with Mabee, called a detector, ler the porpoise of testing the MI& of the realm. The plaintiff barium deposed to purchasing goods at the delsadaat's shop, end after tendering the half eovertign, Ms. Brown breaking it in two said ha bad taken it to Latsasiik's, who bad prongs:nod it good win of the sad also tell weight. he a vest &amber of plaints ere coattanally before the come rerpeetiag menterfeit money, scales of great nice ty am an • to his honour's deck. The pewee of the de eons, epos beteg weighed, turned the belmme, sad it bang proved that it was really a good half eosin's's. His Honour called epos the defeadant to kno w why he had so defaced the coin of the realm. Mr. Brown laid all the bleats upon, his dee .ector, upon which, The learned Judge ordered the defendant to pay instanter the amount sued 107. MASTERS' COURTS OF CM'ANcERy. Damao Me Comas low , Tan EIAPRANT AND CART= Cis, ayN E.TLT. AND Tilll LINO AND QOM= CiA.lll7 W OTATI AND ZDUCL TION 111 81. Mau, NIMLNOSON. Yesterday this ow Was on for km nag boon mod" Sir Ci. Row. it appeared from the al toment of Mr Cliedye, solicitor to the dimities, that the 'be ~f , w.fe anti.., airily estates beloabieg to St. Muy, No. /lepton, and the gunny* wee, whether his Hamar approve g of the se b um ro f om d to him by the Council Chaaoery for the l o w s soofoor i ot i o , of the funds of these °handy „ Ao unmoor.' bad been rammed from the Rev. Arils' or Cyril ()snow, one ef the mottoes having the legal villa ~ from which it wu anticipated that the fol. gentleman w0r,14 D ot take so y 'asp scU ,Li 1 ,, "Pe" the In °Pelee sol'ome. The origin, nature. and mrosmltutfot of the tor oats; charities and as of the Wilier Sabea. wen ON pointed oat by the solicitor to the estate, tegethor Ida the Imbues distia= thh whew tan Oho taw .theme, which le estelfieg tbe eggessistiss et the foods Is sii sag tends be dr stseelies of ell dame el` pear All dreg wiliest vekvisee te the geetiseler religious tomehlage of seele she& A enosinst narrative ins eta gins to bin UMW el the requteraesis el so lap oaf peplos+ a Puha, ensmistimg of 00,000 imbibition. In regard to education, Mat lbs present @shwas had been improved by the perYisiaa la psbhs weary, as well as by the trustees sad ea aim pada aaania, is beimg one of the most meal Masa of eg g repledeg the funds sad of extending the eikeegege of Whiselles la • liberal and comprehensive gdesigis The ea r k g A i e r f Most on the part of the rector w ish slate lbe svoW a te be applied, but from*, 111111111111 MISS as not having, at proses% teleseWeeeremesseeielles. His Hooey, ••ter soar dl. walla, slid be we Ye meat to the scheme, and dwell wet le the siert Is lis fawsu, bat in reply to as epithet. des to give es elligiesal vote to the chairman of the meet- Jog a as ~sr a a 'lasting vote, said he could not be a party erestiag to a presort te give two votes to oce penes. OOTIIINNIENT AND TIAGTAILIANDIII.—A comempom dent says: " A ratlines belooging to oae of the Boma west departments is now visiting Oxford far the perms of wattle( umaisise haw sod bow often the minim le periermed in the perish simonises( that city. The skunk of St. Thomas and that of the diarist of St. Paal, the tenser tseszabesey Wei ln ths Netnews of . Christ Chunk sod the latter in that of the Bleat" of °eked, sad the seaveriss of (holey. St. &pular', sad St. Cron, have beta sots aapacitily g il fre4 into. TO iegairl, It w itotttrlOod, will tread to the whol• of the &Deem or Oalord, aad also to other di , . eta where trestarisa forms sad emanates is the performance of the thumb geniis an said." THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. L FaxALL Etiaoila.Zingel; 11onoltee was brave:it Wore as Lard Mayor upon suspicion of bating bans cos osern4 is • burglary and contrary iw Barge-yard, Backless- . - bury. George Trew, the offitier, aid—l went with Penwell and ether oath, tea beershop called the Hope, la Hope-street, Spitalfields, at 8 °think yesterday 'seam, sad saw the primer studios sear the bar parlour. Withia she saw me , ski meat to the other aide of room. I west Loathe, and she was staaffing by hareelf.snd I told her I wished to speak to her, and told her to step outside. She did to, and I th en , asked her what she had thew doing with another female, on Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock, in Charlotte - row. Eike ‘, replied, - " I waa not then ; I was In bed." I said, I shall I apprehend you upon suspicion of being conversed, with , others, Is breaking into • warehouse in Barge-yard. She said sue knew nothing about it, and requested that I would let her ath her husband, who was in the taproom. I caseentod, and she called out bet husband, and told him I had taken her into custody for a rob bery in the City. She then said she wished to go for her child, and Fussell and I accompa, fed her and her husband to No. 34, Anchor-street, Spitaltields, where they lived. Her husband got • light, and we began to search the place. When I put my hand to • little basket which was hanging up, her husband leaped from the top to the bottom of the stairs, and *seeped through • trap-door into • cellar. In the basket we found 17 skeleton keys, • picklock, • pair of film, two pair of nippers, two saddler's oodles, such as are used by thieves in braking windows, as old very sharp knife, several other housebreaking implements, and a piece of rope, which was no doubt and in sealing walls. The prieoner—lt liner was. The Lad Mayor—Did the man escape Trow—lie did. The man had not been identified, and he did not attempt to go, before I put my hand to the basket. George Lying, en officer—On Saturday morning . last, when I went on duty at 6 o'cloth„I saw the rimer in the neighbourhood of Charlotte-row, and ahe seemed to shun me. At a quarter to 7 o'clock I again saw her. She was with soother woman at the corner of Buthlerstrary and Charlotte-row at that time, and I questioned them as to why she was there. The prisoner said she was waiting for • friend, that she had waited need 'be got so cold she could not stay any longer. Last night I thempenird the Met Lune, and saw her at the Hope bambop, in the taproom, when there were hoar men playing cards. She was laughing. and had what &proud to be "the crib" in her hand. When she taw me she pat down the cards, took up as umbrella, and walked out. I followed, and ate stopped to talk to the lead. lady. I aocompakisd Trew and Fennell to her residence in Anchor street, Spualaelds. Oae of the men who bad bees playing cards was hat husband. Another t nicer, whs.' bad been on duty fa the neighbour. hood of Bucklersbury, stated that he had seen the prisoner and another woman at half past 4 o'clock going down Bucklersbury. They stopped:at the corner of Charlotte row, and looked back,"eiad they thee went along Charlotte row, towards the Poultry, At half past 6 o'clock witness again saw them. They wets going down Backlersbut7 again, suod they stopped sever.al nsiaatee at the corner of Charlotte-row and Buchlersbary. He did not speak to them. He saw them about 20 yards from .Nalll• - lard- Mr. Gabriel G. Webb, one of the Society of Friends, said et I have a warehouse is Barge-yarc:. It was broken open between Friday night and Saturday morning. I left the warehouse at about half past four o'ck ck on Friday, and during the night I bet cloth from the "robot," to the valise of 901. It was principally the best sb.'t of cloth. This cloth (pointing to a smell sample which ka. l been found In the basket with the housebreaking thaphmet. 4 ) is not any part of what was moles. Cromezamined by Mr. Nobler—l nom sawthe Phone* before the present moment. Falwell said he found in the prisoner's on several duplicates, but they did not relate to the ro bbery. In answer to a question from the Lord Mayor, Trew, said he was in pomemiou of information which juati fled him in stating that he bad every reason to believe that he could bring forward additional evidence against the , "'- weer, aid others, who were suspected of having been cc reined in the burglary. Mr. Mohler submitted that there was not sufficient groans for detaining the woman, and that whatever might be in ferred against her husband from the circumstance of hie sudden disappearance, she could not be looked upon as • responsible agent. The Lord Mayor said that putting the conduct of her husband wholly out of the question, that of the prisoner, who had been seen to frequently in the immediate neigh bourhood in which the depredation had been committed, w.a attended with quite suspicion enough to authorise a remand of the case. The prisoner was theft remanded. BINEVOLINCIL—The Lord Mayer requested that the press would acknowledge the receipt of 51. from " Bingham Richards, HA.," 11 (filth domvion) from " W. H. Haler," .ad 101. from " Md. Wt.," per Hoare sad Co., for Ike poor box. GUILDHALL. _ _ . SMITING A Warr.—M'. Day, of 113, London-wall, ap peared in &WM to a InienniOne CDUSing him within assault upon Joseph James Powell, clerk to Mews. Wilson and Wind, *twit' ye. Complainant stated that be bad 'ailed at defendant's house very frequently, and in reply to all his inquiries he received the answer of " net at home." 0a the 23rd of the present month complainant received instructions tram his employers to serve a writ on defendant, and he accordingly proceeded to his house in L}ndon•wall for that purpose. The boy said he (defendant) was not at home. Complainant de sired him to go up stairs and see. The lad went up, followed by complainant, to the drawing room door, wham he opened, and complainant, without waiting for an lasi tatiut, walked in, and on seeing defendant banded him the copy of the writ. Defendant read it carefully through, laid it down, and then roes from the table and collared complainant and shook him very violently five or sin times. Re then threw complainant down, and held him there for about five or ten minutes, frequently in the interim shaking his fist in comp/ailment's face and threatening to strike him. Defendant then *sized him by site head, which he knocked several times against We door, in a mat brutal Ccoss.4lamined by defendant—Complainant said defect. dant did not strike him. Complainant did not open any door to get at him. Ile was not told to leave the room. lie did not tell defendaat that he bad better put him oat. De fendant said he would each complainant to come into his rooms, bat not that it was like his impudent, to do so. . . Defendant denied the charge altogether, and farther alleged that complainant was desalt at the time, and refused to quit the premise', daring t►e defendant to strike him, or he would Mike him pay tar it. Compl►inant's employen were in coact, and able to mar tradiet that part of the defense stating he was drank. The Alderman said it wax quite elms that an assault had bean committed, by defendsat, of a very aggravated male, as complainant was only esecatiag a duty Imposed on ►im by his muter,. Taking into mmaideration the chagrin defendsat mast have exparionsei as bolas served with a writ, he woali fins him in the mitigated 'malty of 3/ and costs, or, in default, to be ce =MUM Impian MN ens month. The mussy we/. then paid int , SOW, the defendant ex pressing at Use sums tiles lib iateatioa of appealing. He was, however, bib:masa there was no appeal from the deci- Bias of the 11111, 4 iittS&S of this out. BOW-STREET. Tana Hnt.cote konsnaY.—COMILICT OF IVIDINC2.- - WAite and Rober t. were again pissed at the bar for essinatie,n, &sited with haying stoles 00i. hoes the San and Punenbowl public house, is Holborn. The treidance adduced on this oseashia lawman rather than lesions the difficulties of this, one of the most mysts. tics cases which has for a long time come bolero the mart. The depositions of the former witnesses having ben read and. signed, The warmest of the Punchbowl swops that at half-put tea on the Saturday evening, a tow hours after Whits - had been apprehended, he was talkies to the prisoner Roberta outside the door of the house, when Courtenay, one of the witnesses called by Whits in his Wears, came within a few ysrds of the spot, beckoned Roberts away, and want with him down Holborn. Oa the saws night Roberts absconded. lie was quite sue he had not mistaken the man. His basalt, daughter of the propriety's of the San and Punchbowl, said that ono o 9 the parses frequently al luded to by the witnesses for the defence, and for whom White brought the letter produced oa the last occasion, had slept on Several, 000alleas at the house in a room nest to that whence the property had hen .Wrested. Hs had, moreover, asked both witness and the barmaid why the bell, which rang every time the bedroom was entered, had been put up, sad had been Stormed that it was for the purl*** of giving an alarm upon entry of the room. White had mentioned this person as his brother. Mr. Henry said A. mast give the Sawa still farther time, for the pupas of making inquiries, and throwing light upon the cue. In the meantime, anwilliag sa he was to put prosecutors to expense, he mat Tarp ups Mn. Podia the necessity of employing counsel to conduct the us, when it should be sent to the Old Bailey. It was one which especially called foe the aid of loose person skilled in criminal pressations and t h e laws of skims. THE NORTH KENT RAILWAY.—A memorial having he. sent to the Coutnissionen of Ballow by a number of gentlemen of Blackheath, Lee, Lewisham, and the neigh bourhood, representing the danger ceased by them been bat one line of talk between the ticket-rallwatot's Madre sad London•bridge, and askiag far as investigation into the circumstacces which lad to the lats lamentable oxideat, and into the moral management and the state of the ear days, mid soliciting that ruck promutioaery ead stringent =a for the future government of the liaa may be as may protect the public be. the mamma of a dada, misfortune,—the oommiesiosen, by their secretary, I have forwarded aa answer, stens/ that they have mom needed that the Greenwich trains should not follow the North Kent at leu intervals than three annutes, which, as the former stop at the Spa read station, they consider will men the safety of the public. With respect to the large earriages, they state that the company are about to have the doors altered to open inwards into the carriages, and they resemmend that the line should be so altered as to do away with the necessity of the ben across the windows, which, la the ease of an:ideate, appear objectionable, as the panniers sonnet liberate themselves.—Rock afar Gowns. TORONTO AND LAYS MINION RaILIOAD.—Mr. Copreol bee telestapttai from New York, that the agreement for the beading of the long talked of railway kw been signed, sealed, and &livered by the ciontrecton, and that ensineera will be on the ground forthwith.— Toronto Globs. —Bileerieements have been timed is Canada, calling for tenders for the constraction of the list section of the Canada Great Waists Railway. This locks li k e Wiliam PETITIONS FOR RAILWAY AND PRIVATE BII:L 8. lIOLTHLAD RAlLWAY.—Yesterday the standing orders were desisted to be complied with its the case of this oseepeny'• bill for reships a railway from the Cheerer end Holybeed Railway to the pier at the harbour of Holyhead, ! and so carrying the line slow up to the sea coast. The pro posed capital is 40,0001., in 2,000 shame of 201. sash, with powers to borrow 13,3331. The first directors to be Mame. B. L. Botts, R. W. Kennard, and R. Till. Parliamentary meats. Messrs. Pritt, Sherwood, Venable*, and Grubbs. •lANCIIIII7II AND BALFORD EITINSION RAILWAY.— The standing orders were complied with in respect so this misepaare bill for making a railway from the London and Nee* Woman Railway in Salford to sad through the pro perty of the Manchester Bonding Warekossior Company. seem the River Irwell. Proposed capita], 35,0001., in 700 shares of 601. each, with power to borrow 11,6001. The Lest directors to be Messrs. J. Atherton, W. Gibb, W. B. Watkins, and J. Consterdane. Parliamentary agents, Mews. Pritt, Sherwood, Vansbies, arid Grubb,. Bovril Wlthla RAILWAY.—The standing orders in this toompany's bill for making a asw railway in the Forest of Dean, in lieu of the one already authorised and is connection with the South Wales Railway, and to oenstruct new lines at Newport, Cardiff, and Britten Ferry, all on the broad gauge, were declared to be complied with. The company to be allowed to appropriate 81,0001. of the capital they are already authorised to raise for the construction of the new lines is the Forest of Dean and at Britton Ferry, end 65,0001. by the issue of new shares for the other sew works, with power to borrow 21,6601, end to make ar rengements with the owners of the Bute Decks. Same agents. iliallOßD, Roes, AND OLOUCUTIII RAILWAY.--The standing orders were complied with in this cue for con structing a railway from the Gloucester and Dean Forest Railway, at Westbury, to the city of Hereford. Proposed capital 375,0001., is 13,750 shares of 201. each, with power to burrow 91,0001. The first directors to be the Right Hon. Lord Betimes, Sir R. Price, M.P., Morn. F. W. Praiser, M P , 0. C. Lewis, M.P., T. W. Booker, M.P., H. M. Clifford, Y.P. J. °ramrod, D. Peplow, J. F. Vaughan, and other'. The line to be constructed on the broad gauge, so as to admit of its being worked continuously with the South Wales and Great Western Railways. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The stanches orders were declared to be complied with in the ease of this company's bills. The first, to 'stand the time for the purchase of lends and com pletion of works authorised by the Midland Railway Ripley Branches Act, and on the Gloucester and Stonehoase June. don Railway ; the second, to regulate mid increase the capital, to confirm and legalise the creation end issue of certain 501. shares, and for application of the proceeds. eANDRIDOE AND SHITASTE JUNCTION RAILWAY. — There was " no appearance" on this petition being called on, and it was avordingly attack out of the list. WATIIILTORD AND Llrsatos RAILWAY.—The standing orders were declared to be complied with in respect of this company's bill, for extension of time, powers of sale, ease, and amalgamation. GLAsOoW AND BOOTH WESTIRN RAILWAY. —Tho standing orders in this case were declared not to be complied with, the object being to regulate the capital, and confirm Its expenditure, and also to regulate the epplication of divisible profits. It appears that the company have received is respect of the share capital already created three millions sterling, and seek to borrow one million more. The opposi.ioa was on behalf of certain shareholders, who con tended that they had not had adequate notice. SEBOI4IEIIII UNION RAILWAY AND BALA POOL,-TINS standing orders were complied with in this cue. The object of the bill being to alter the provisions of certain acts cum corning the Shropshire Union Railways end London sad North Western Railway, u their lemees, is respect to the water in Bala Lake, in Merionethshire, being part of the property of Sir W. W. Wynn attached tol the ornamental pleasure grounds of the ancient family mansion celled Glen- Ilya, marring 1,350 acres of land, end exceeding three sad a half miles in length, and of three quartan of a mile in width, and to prevent, by means of additional weirs and sluices, the water flowing in and out of Bala Lake being in. jurious or destructive to the mansion of Sir W. W. Wynn. Messrs. Dorington and Co., parliamentary agents. READING CNN CUNPANY.—The standing orders were decl.red to be complied with in respect of this com pany's bill for confirming the issue of preference shares end .ntiiliog them to a dividend of 41. per ant., with further p °wee to raise 6,0001., and to borrow 6,0001. METROPOLITAN CATTLI MAI/EST.—AIM SMITHFIELD Ma. niter —The standing orders in this ease were dee' seed to b e et , molted with. The bill sets forth that it would be a public *drainage if provision were made for the establish met t without the limits of the metropolis of one greet memo° Inas market for the sale of live and dead stock, with he i e e e try slaughter houses and other buildings, in the parishes o. 1 Ramsey and Islington, it being expedient to t h e future sale of live stock in Smithfield Market, the sa l e o f a sad stock and meat in Newgate Market, and t h e us . o f d e tighter houses within the metropolis. Tile fist directors to be :—Sir J. Andersen, Messrs. J. AUnutt, R. Denison, J. k 'Wails, A. Griffis, J. Gwynn., end G. H. Pack The pr' paid capital, 600,0001 is 25,000 shares of 201. each, with p,„ wet . to borrow 100,000 1. The clauses pro pow to b e taken t discontinue, as soon es the MeLrepelltect market shall be con, plated and opened, the markets of Smith field and Newgate, aad that y person who should there after sell or expose for sale any stock in either market, shall for every offence be lit Me to a penalty not exceeding 51 N O i h,"h ter beeaes to be within three manor the Guild hall. The days tor the cattle market to be Tuesdays and Fridays. The standing orders wet e oleo complied with in the case of the Leicester Water Worlte ; Hartlepool Pier and Port, Improvement of Port and alteration of constitution of Con servancy Commission ; Ousebousn Bridge and approaches in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Weston. lopes-Mare Improvement and Market. WINDING-UP OF JOINT STOCH COMPANIES UNIVENSAL SALVAGE COMPANY.— Testanky Mr. linnet, the official rnanagent, with Marrs. Pry and Holt. his solicitors, attended Whirs his Hamm Master Fearer, with reference to the final settlement/3f the list of contributories, which bed been completed with the exception of two names, those of Captain Norcott end Captain PRIM. After ate iideralile dimwitted', his Hoaeur decided upon placing Cant. Morcott on the list for five more aims in addition to 46 Me which he was already say cokes to be given to that gentleman to show cause wi thin • week. Captain Prim, late of the Abbey-road, and who wee stated to have been a Itenkrupt, and now abroad, was also placed upon the list in respect of 31 Marie in addition to a Fences 45. Hie Honour than dineted Mr. Ernes; at the neat' meeting to bring is a gmemition showing what calk made by the &macs et lie company now rentaised unpaid s t re, so that defaulters might be ca yea to pal sr, proceeds to he applied in liquidation of the debts of the company. The sfikiel manager was also, m a preilmiaary mending, to rectify and make up the hooks of the company for this pupae* under the 34th whoa of the Joint Stock Company's Winding -op Act. It appeared that the additional live Musa for which Captain Norms was held liable, was from his having agreed to take them by • resolution of the directors es part of his qualifi• cation Mane. The 31 shins in the name of Captain Price, wen shares allotted to him, and which he had recognised as such by making payments on thus in kis capacity es one of the directors. Boma discussion ensued with reference to the present position of the law of liability in these matters. His Honour said that the law that had been laid down on the quietism of silottees, in looking at all the Hata of contributories, was the one that he, the Master, boil criginally taken. He had heard that his lordship had lime his decision entertained a question es to the point of complete registra tion in the matter, but he had not as yet found that there was any truth in it. As regarded the question of the pro visional committee, he had ell along adopted the common law view of the cam ' u the really common sense one, though he thought nothing conk be done with the anomalous posi tion in which the case of Upfill put the law, until the House of Lords met again. Mr. Ernest said the great queer tics was, whether the party who took shares took them as a provisional committeeman. It wee a common trap of the day, in 1846, when hundreds of schemes came forth, to mend out circulars, saying that the shares wen allotted them as provisional sommitteemen, and if there was no repudiation us reply, it was taken es en implied admiados. Tosturs Lua Asarriyarcit COMPANT.—The meet ing yesterday before his Honour, Muter Richards, in the absence of Si, W. Horne, to mak e a call of 20s. per share on the antion of Mr. Manning, solicitor to Mr. Croyedill, the official maser, was adjourned. LONDON AND NORTH NV =TERN RAILWAY.— Traffic for the weak ending 26th hammy, 1861.—Paseen gen, panels, carriages, horses, and mails, 21,1351.12 s I Id. ; merchandise, 16,8231. Os. 9d. ; cattle, 7941. 5,. 21. Total, 38,7521. Ms. 10d. Correspondiag week, 1859, 39.3471 BA 44. hgeregate-1850 : 162,034 Os. 7d. 1861 : 157,7791. 101. 114. LONDON AND Sown WISTIIN BALLWAY.—TraiIIe for the week eliding Jaa. 28,1851 :—Pamengers, 6,1031.194.4 d ; goods, 1,9341.85. 94. Total, 8,0381. Be. 14. MIDLAND Tintiway.—Tmillo for the week ending Jan. 26, 1851.-19,2971. 14s. 10d. ; ditto Jan. 27, 1860: 19,2141. lls. Aggregate-1850 ; 7,9101. 19s. Ild.-1861: 78,0031. 85. STAI7OIDONLIN RAILWAY.—Trafte for railway sad canal for week ending Jan. 19:-4,3691. Correspond ing week bat year :-2,3691. Bulasive of reosipts under the agreement with the London and North Wasters Rail way_Cempaity. Canal imploded by frost. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—By the report of the &restore to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting of the comma, to be held at fitokenpos-Trent on the 3lst ins. it appears that the amounts of the mat half-year show a steady increase in the traffic of the lion, and, as the directors antielpered, without a otorresponding nonage la the shame menet revenue. Altar adding largely to the realm Mad sad after the payment of the interest upon tke borrowed capital sad the amount due upon the canal shares, a clear available batmen of 29,1671. 9s. 10d. remains, whin the directors recommend should be divided at the rata of 3e. 6d. pm share, free of income tar, leaving a small amount to the credit of the eorepany end a rune lead in band amounting to 19,5761.3.. Of the lam wadimpseablo, 10,6911. 17s. 14. arises from the receipt of the amours proportion of the through Namhester trans, wise the agnomen with the London sad North Woolen Company, reported to the shareholders at the lain sewed moodag. The romaladee is to be attributed, on sounemesame,la the ertmlnie emeolen by that amossant, bat yeinolpelly te she farther development of the loon trade. A RAILROAD MEETING was held et St. Andrew's Canada, on the Mith Olt., when it was aired to recommend the municipality of the county of Two Mountains to take stock to the amount of 30,0001 in the projected Montreal aril Promote Railroad. provided that the said railroad pam *mil the county of Two hioantalas. AMERICAN AD VALOREM DUTIES AND THEIR CONTRADICTIONS. The following carious feet, are stated by the Tribune, of New York We have already illustrated the radical ionlaity of oar existing twig by the example of hemp and Its manufactures, the former boing charged a duty of 30 per coat. ad valorem on its foreign cost, while the same staple,manutaottlud by foreign labour, is admitted u cables, cordage, *c., at a duty of 25 par oast. ad valorem, or one sixth law t han is charged on it when imported raw and manufaottud by American labour. Nobody defends this; no advocate of the existing tariff &Undue to correct it; yet none of them indicate a willingness to correct it. But it seems we did not fathom the depth of the anti-national injustice. The present tariff, through inattention or design, Piled 'alma:fly rope yarn' among the articles subject to 25 per cent., or any other duty. The consequence is that it comes under the head of non-enumerated articles,' which pay a duty of but 20 per cont., or one-third less than the Americas spinner of just such yarn must psy on his raw material in case he imports it ! " MARKETS. COTTON.—LionarooL, ILL 29.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 3,600 belay, end consist of about 200 Perna= aid Maranhant, 100 Bierptien, 600 Sent at bid. to bid. ; total since Thursday, 23,000 bales; import Mace Thursdsy, 10,000 bales. The market closes heavily, and a more general desire to sell. Compared with Friday's rates, prises of American are not i lower, but the tightness of Monday has disappeared, and the market is heavy at thcae quotations. This will apply to other torte also. COALS.-LONDON, JAN. 29 -CLOSP OT THE WAAL'S.- Vert's Henley, Its. ; Bast Adams Mein, 12e. ; Chester liMn, 13e. 3d.; Buddle's West Hartley, 13s. 6d ; Holywell, lbs. Od. ; South Pearetb, 125.; Teab.ld Moor, 13e. 6d.; Davison's West Hartley, 14e.; Tenfield Moor Butes, 13..3d.; Clavering's New Tanfield, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Lawson, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Goefortk, 14s. ; Eden Mein, 14s. 64. ; Lambton Primrose, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 164.94. ; Walls End Stewart'o, lbs. 61. ,• Walls End Whitwell, 141. ; Walls End Lumley, 14a. ; Wells End Lambton, lbs.; Walls Eud Suutb Hartlepool, lbs.; Walls End Tees, 154. 6d.; Walls Bed Jonmeohn, 13e. 64 ; Walls End Hadley, 13s. 94. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, 12..6d.; Wells End Adelaide Teas, 14e. 9d.; Walls End Hesolden, 145.; Well. End South Durham, 136. 9d.; Walls Mad Saya:me Teat, 135.34.; Walls End St. Helen's Tess, 131.; Cowpen Hartley, 14e. ; Der. wentwater Hartley, 145.; Hartley, 135.; Sydney'. Hartley, IM.; Nixon's Merthyr sad Cardiff, 215.-Soaps at market, 147 ; sold, 49. HOPS.—WORCUTIM, Jan. 28.—We have a fair demand for our new Hops at fuel wee, and there is more doing in old Hops, at low prices. It is probable that all descrip lima will bed the brewing season advances, putt. cularly fine 1860's, which are really scarce. CORN.—BARNSLIT, Jan. N. -Ws had again a very slender attendance, with little ur no alteration Is prices. We may quote the prise of Bosley at frees 24. to 20e. per qr. 'l% best sold at Isom 14. to I is. 6d. per 3 bushels. BOSTON, Jan. 29.—We have bed s god show of Wheat to-Oar, which met sith a free Isle, et the rum of Wet market. Very few Oata or Beane offensg. Wheat, red, 335. to 39e.; white, 43e. Oats, 13s. to las. Beane, 244. to 265. per gr. CHICIINSTEIa, Jan. 92.—We had a luge supply of Wheat and Barley at this day's market, for which there was a fair emmunp tire demaod, at prices about equal to last market day. Oats, Beam, and Wail meta dull sale, at former mica. Wheat, Mato 40s. Bar ley, Ws. to 23.. OfltS, 10a. to 20a. Beam, Hs. to 30s. Peas, 20s. I. 30s. Kau, 25.. pm sock. _ _ . fIATWAILD'S HUNK. Jan. 29.—The trade at market wss today steady for all deserlyttoes of gran, at last week's prim. Wheat, white, old, 101. 12e. to 111. Ss.; red. 101. to 101. Is. Dews white, IN. to 101. 10s.; red. 111. 10e. to 91. Ss. Barley, 114 s. to 275. Oats, 171. to 12s. Buss, 245. to 294. Pcu, 265. to Ws. - - - 1111116 FORD, Jan. 29. —There was a considerable depres sion to day, and from a growing belies that prevails of prices cowing down, the trade only bought epiuingly, which c iusal rather a trifle lower to be given for Wheat. Other grain without alteration of lest week's rates. NEWARK, Jan. 29.—The attendance on chants to-day was liberal; the quality of corn generally out of condition; nelmt samples of Wheat and hurley realised full last week's prices, and kna spring corn steady. Inferior descriptions of all groin dull sale, end the quotations of last week are the ruling prices of this market. • ROMVORD, Jan. 29 —Our market srill coa , lnues in the mane depressed ebb, and prices rather cbever, if any aneration. Wheat, 3u. to 4is. Earley, 2,1. to 29k; window, 20s. to 245. Oats, 16s. to 2b. Ikons, 225. to 20s. rears 255. to hro. Rye, 21s. to 23a. -- SPALDINO. Jac. 28.—The trade for Wheat is still very quiet and very slow ,of Bale; be,t Wheats maintained their prices. Oats easier to buy. Beau', demand equal to the simply, at late prices. STOCKTON ort-Tar.e, Jan. 20.-We have a nod arrival of Wheat coastwise foe the past week. The supply at market this morning was again large, the condition in no wire improved. Having a fair attendance of buyers the whole mu cleared off at about the rates of this day week. Oats sold at the full priors of last Wednesday. In barley, Beane, and Peas there is no &Relation in value. Prices : Wheat, British, per qr. of 6310 e. to the bushel, Durham and York shire, red, 38'. to 40e. ; white, 425. to 44a.; old, white, 445. to HA. ; red, 40e. to 425. ; South country red, 375. to 425. ; white, 44e. to His.; old, white, 465. to 4es. ; t ed, Ha to 435. Oats, feed, 16. to his. ; potato, 20e. to 22a. Beans, new, lan. to 30e.; old, Ns. Pew, boilers, 30a. Od. to 325. Od. Sour, per each of 2801b5., Sae, 29e. Od. to 30s. ; superfine, 32a. Od. to 33a. Oatmeal, Socitch, 270. to 2135. Fine Pollard, 31. 10s. per ton; coarse, 45. Bran, 41. Wheat, foreign, per qr., of ti3lbs. to the bushel. Duntsic, Konigsberg, and 44r. to 43e.; Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 43e. to 44.; Hamburg and Stettin, 435. to Holstein and Danish, 425. to Cs.; Polish, Wore, and Russian, 30e. to 40s. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 16e. to 20a. Peas, boiling, 30., to 325. Guam, Peruvian, lel. per tea.-Imports during the pest week :-Wisest,eosetwise, 2,360 qrs. - - - YARMOUTH, Jan. 28.—Today oar market has been li berally supplied with grain, hothlfrom the growers and from the rivers, and prices for all descriptions base been fully maintsined, Wheat, new. red, per bfllb., 3fis. to 375. 6210„ 39e. to MOs.; white, 631 b.„ 431. to sea. Barley, malting, 331 b., 21.. to 2111.1 bat, 264. grinding, 23161., 30a. Oats, Englkh, 421 b.., Its. to 19s. ; foreign 31311te., :Ts. Beans, old, 20a. ; new, 26-s. rots, maple, 201.; boiling' 201. to 30a. Flour, per sack or NOM.., HA Malt, per gr., 46e. to ids: DUBLIN, Jan. 28.—The only change we bay* to report in our corn market since Friday is In grinding Barley, which was to in demand at an adman of 3d. to per barrel. Wheel, white, 21s. to Us.; red, 19s. to lid rel. Barley, 12e. lid. to Its. 6d. Oats, &AM. to 10s. 3d. per barrel Rapeseed, Ire. to 211 E °unreel, 10a.62. to Ila. 611. Bakers' Flour, ISA to 16,. per cwt. Indian Corn, 295. to 325. per 4301b5. CATTLE, &c.—Cmcnsersa, Jab. 29.—There was a sand supply of stook this day, Beef rather low than last market; the beat walkers realised 4e. 4d. The trade proved more bri.k than lad market. Beet, tat end prime, 3a. 4d. to 34. &l.; ditto, inte rim mods, ha ed. to da.; Boathdows mottle, da. 4d. to t 0.461.; Veld. Se. 4d. to 31. St ; Pork. U. ed. to 4e.; tat Pir, U. to Ss. Id.; Stara Pigs, 12s. to 20a. each; Fat Calves, da. to 3e. 3d. per stone. • ROMPORD, Jan. 29.—Oar market today for Beef was about the raise se 1.4 week. Mutton worth rather more money; tabor things about the awns as last week, with a heavy sale. Beer, to 10d. to to. 10d. Mutton, 30. 3d.to 4s. 2d. Veal, 3a. U. to 3a. 10.1. Pork, 2.. 10d. to 3s. 10d. SortwALL, Jan- 29.—Trade heavy, at lut week's !atm. Beef made from Is. Sd. to 2*. 6d. Mutton, fa to 4e. Id. Veal, 4s. to U. Pork, to. 6d. to to. 4d, per stone of Sits., sinking the FIRST JUDICIAL ENQUIRY Or THE LIVERPOOL LOCAL M•1/11111 BOAILD.—Our readers will remember • case which occurred on Tuesday week, in which six seamen were brought before the stipendiary magistrate, Mr. Rush ton, at Liverpool, charged with refusing to proceed on a voyage to Buenos Ayres in the ship Crusader, for which they had signed articles. The ship bad previously put to sea, but, after five days' selling, had been compelled to re turn ; and the defence of the crew, corroborated by the mate, wee that, during the whole of the period they were at sea, the master, Captain Ridley, was intoxicated, and incapable of performing his duties. Under these circum stances Mr. Rushton dismissed the cue, and the vessel has since sailed, with a new captain, the mate retain ing his situation. An inquiry into the circumstances of the case, called at the instance of the owners of the vessel, was entered into on Tuesday by the Loral ht *rine Board, appointed under the act of hat session, and this was their first judicial meeting at Voir board-room in the Salton' Home. Present : R. Rankin, E,q , chairman ; D. Cotesworth, Esq.; J. Aiken, Esq.; T. B. Hnrsfell, Esq. ; Ju. P. Bold, EA. ; Edwd. Rushton Esq ; John Palmer, Esq. ; John Lockett, Esq.; and W. Irvine, Esq. Previously to the commencement of the proceeding., the owner of the vessel and Captain Ridley were called in, the former of whom producad the letter, convening the meeting, and, in answer to a questicn from Mr. Rushton, who had been requested by the board to conduct the examinations, stated that the mate bad gone out in the ship on the 23rd Instant. Two of the seamen had also gone. Some of the others, with the steward, were in attendance u witnesses, and were examined on Tuesday. Their evidence went to show the alleged drunken character of the captain, and to explain the steps taken by the crew in consequence. The case occupied the whole of the day on Tuesday, and was coati. tilted on the following morning ; the proceedinga being unfinished when our report was despatched last evening. A SCOTCH CLERGYMAN CONVICTED OF POACHING. —On Tuesday, the 21st that., the Rev. A. Widwan, putor of the Levan Chapel, at Sorehead, wu eonvietai of poaching on Sunday, the 6th inst. The cue Wu formally brought into court befogs Provost Phillips, of Paisley ; but u the offence was frankly pleaded guilty to by the defendant, no evidence ' was adduced in ouurt giving the particulars of the ere, but thus we have obtained from other sources. The game keepers of the Biel of Glasow had Ling been suspicious of a breach of the law being carried on near the premises of the Rev. Mr. M'Rwan ; they, therefore, had set a strict watch en the church grounds at Layarn, and en the Sunday morning in question, having found a snare regularly set, they put it in disorder atter the rev. gentleman had commenced his public devotions. They again saw it regularly put to rights by him, and having a second time put it in disorder in the course of the day, they finally pounced on the rev. poacher, when it was supposed Its wu putting it in proper trim for the even ing. Before the close of the legal proceedings ic court, Mr. Henderson, the public prosecutor, humanely suggested that under all the circumstances, and from the severs rebuke which had been read from the bench to the rev. culprit by Provost Philip., that the penalty should be mitigated from the sum of 201. to 101. The Provost, however, was imam able for inflicting the highest fine which the law would admit of. Had the defender been an ignorant, uneducated person, a clodpole from the nsighbournood (said the Pro vat) who did notknew the law, the fine might have been miti gated ; but sa no such excuse could be made in this case, he was resolved to exact the highest penalty.—Renfrewshire Reformer. [Advertigement.]—FlPTl ULCERS CURED IN SIN Wu= al Hounwer's Plus Aso OINTMENT. Extract of • latter dated Tobago (West Isaiah Feb. 4, 1e45 :—" To Pregame Holloway. Sir, I ham the pleasure to inform you that your astonishing 'medicines I have cured a gentleman Is this island, who 'lad, I butem, about laity running ulorrs shoat his legs, aims, sad bodr, who had tried all other modicums before the arrival of your", but all of which did him no gond, but yours curial him in about six week,. and he is now qua* restored to heslth and vigour. (Signed) John Martin, Chronicle Office, Tobago.^-Bold at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand. and by almost all respectable vendors of medicine th roughout the &Mood world The State of the Weather at at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged is order of latitad Moroi di ram - 0 - iine — e - g - Mail. Dim Breese Meg Breese Gemel• Brew hob Breese Strom, Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Strong Breese Strong Breese Gentle Breese Stroeg Brew Gentle Breese Gentle Kreger Strong Breese (issue owes. Freda Breese Strong Snow Hard Wind °elate Breese Geatle Breese - - - Strong Breese Bermes Breese Bnwnc[ THIS DAY, Non .r. Coons of W. Strength of WM. State of the %nether. W.S.W. Strong Mew. Cleat. The returns from the following places did not reach this Aloe in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore in dicate limitation( the weather on Tuesday InOTl2inj at eine o'clock. tt Breese Ya+• •sn LIMISPOOL IMILIMOTON 8ur.......... WILITIMATIX LW. S. & W. Gentle Reeves Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Gentle Breese Misty 1 Nruov Cloudy Clowßem Pitman, Coady Rain nu day Goad, DAILY WEATHER TABLE. looemeows (Nicol) Baseirox Hurons Lamerrow — Cowman.= Cmmmumem ..... ...- Roo= Cazwa OgeowAT 1ir11UaD........... Limns TRUILIDAT, JAN. 30, 1851. t each of the following plume morning.— The steno's um IWO id wertlisr. Overcast Ovemat Overcast Bala Bala Bend Overcoat Bala Owned Ovareasal Ovenabat Partially Coady Candy Overfed overeat Lain Overcast Cloudleo Rain Overeat Overcoat Overcoat °vertu& Overeeat Own:se I Overcast '"=. is SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Ms oar ,r. ..Bblpplag °motto,. sad "Lloyd's Wt. CASUALTIES. Cot&td, Carry, from London for Calcutta, put back to-day with lois of bowsprit and ether damage, having been in contact last night a Dover, with the Commerce, Caaffey, from Sunderland for Portsmouth; the latter lest mainmast and received other damage. Both vessels remain in the Downs.—Deal, Jan. 28. Joseph Cristall, from Naples for Southampton, was lost near C.ps Cataldo melons to 20th Jan.; crew saved. St. Pantwoon (Greek), Cssuli, for London, whilst tacking out of the harbour on Friday last, went on the rocks near the Lighthouse, Fort St. Blow; as the sea was heavy abs went to pieces, and the cargo (wheat) was entirely lost; mew saved.—Malta, Jan. 21.; SEABORNE MAILS. [N signifies that tie mails ere sent trona the General Poetntllee bY.the eight- are M by the Inorniag—eicousteh.] Dey when made op From what COUNTRIIDS. in General Post. Fort When Dace Leman. despatched. due. daericia(byltritacket ll Jas. 31 Liverpool Feb. 19 ham Gaited States pocket) N Feb. 1 4merlca(byl7.lltatespb.ll Southampton Africa ( West Cola) ...N I.4th of the month, Plymouth Alexandria. N lalak3oth of mon. °Dover teelnitun N ; wily Dover Brazil -* . ..... W 9th of the moth Soathampton Jas. 24 Buenos*yam — 11 9th of the month Southampton. Jan. IS Californla(via ClimgroslM 17Ua of the month Southampton. Feb. 5 Cape of Good Hope '4 14th of the month Plymouth-- Waal 3 Constantino* • N 7thl7th27thof men Dover Jan. 30 Central Amedus II Indkllthof month Southampton. Feb. 3 Channel lake N Won,Wed„&Frld. Southampton. Tu.Th.fas Cali . ... W 17th of the month Southampton. Feb. 20 Fresco Mk le Nike dolly Dover Greeoe• —...........N 71.h170127th0f mon Dover .... ..... Jan. 30 Haman II Tuesday I Friday London 1 1 ro i th s itt Bet Holland . .. . .31 Wednee. I Bator. London Doodads .. N 17th of the month Southampton. Feb. 90 Ireland .11614 Twice daily Holybord Twiesda. India (via flootkonat.)ll 10th of the month Southampton Feb. 2$ India (via Maratha) N 7 tink2lthof month Dover Mediterraneen(via South smarm .M 20th of the mouth Southampton. Feb. 25. Dittotela YaessW ) —le 7th3c24th of month Dover Wake ..„ IS hid of the month Southampton. Feb. 11 Madeira ....... AI 9th of the month Southampton. March 19 Malta. ...... ""'"' — ' ll 1 I kTaireto n ng Dover Nenies• „. N 3th l sth23thof mon Dover Papal Stases. . l ll 3thlsth24thof moo Dover , Feb. 2 Faunal& .31 7thl7th27thof mon Southampton. Jan. 26 , Peru ..... ..—„ " ll 17th of the month Southampton. Feb. 20 Tamar. „ N Sthi3th23tholmon Dover ll'i b. 2 West Indlo7i . M 17th of the month Southampton. i Feb. 20 Meat Indies (except Me nai; and Name) 11 Sod of the month Southampton. Feb. 3 rind of the south! =Arles thus marl • The mails to those french pocket Na Man ISouthasnoton.lFeb. kid (•) are conveyed hy A It B I V I D. ANUITCAIf PACXIR—off Lowestoft, January 22, from...airfoils= Ass Isoors—st Dartmouth, January V, from London Atr--at Liverpool, January 29, from Para Damon—at Liverpool, January 29, from ... Islay Corn. Owns—off Deal, January 22, from Bt. Jilin' Damao—at Quermtown, January 27, from Taganrog CoICTSA —at Qaceostawn, January 27, from Marseilles CAIIIIIIA LION Potr :. stPlymouth, Jam lt, (Itt IL Lease, put bock) . Coaxecona—st Milford. January 27, frcim D oe —off Dial, January 23, from .New York Doe—at Clbeenatows, January 27, from. —.—.— ..... .. ,. .. Jaffa DAVID—at Portsmouth, 'unary 28, frau .......... Orono—at Gravesend, January 28 from...„. Mewl= Farmova—at Gravesend, January 26, from Rt. Michael's ItLasmoa —at Liverpool, January 29, from . ........ —...., „Ham Earaess—at Portsmouth, January 28, fran.........--Armiale Fasity—at Scilly, Jcnuary 23, fres Cadis OAMILLS —at Liverpool. January 29, from .Laguna OZACR AVID hoes—at LiVelloo4 January 29, from Lame ilanmerris Aarawunin—at Falmouth, Jan. 27, Irma . Newmatla Haan—at Queenstown, January 27, from Cometaatinople Haws—o( Harwich, January 26, from Allow' laansua—at Torbay, 'January 27. from Loudon knees CouxaLsre—at Liverpool, January 29, kima...—.ll.otterdam J. T. Casa—at Torbay, January 27 from ..............Newoastio Jaen DTIOIIO —at Toebay, January 27, from .Newcastle Locaparowu7atlaverpowl, !January 29, ra tm Calcutta Envirsiowr:at lirin:Wei,' January 29,. from.... Restock Lma-at Limped, January 29, from - ...Bamanals Lieu-at Gramme, January 2s, from Oleabore M.ay Jana-at Oraveiread, January 29, from Warm Many Oman-at Gravesend, January 29, fr0m..... Jaffa Mawr Jairs-off Deal , January 25, fral Messina Mawr Ass-of Deal, January 2a, from Charente Nearer terria-off Poole, January 27, from .Loader NOXFAUZIL-11t FILIMOiIth, January 27, from. Lend= Pao•ms -at Gravesend, January 29, from Copenhagen Pr-at Liverpool, January 29. from . . .... . .... Palma Rovaa-at Liverpool, January 29, from LUCCO VICTOZINS APPOLDIZ-at Liverpool, January W. from .. ...St. Male Vtaanna-off Deal, January W. from U. loan's, N.B. Vromrer - off Deal, January 19, from Westward WILLIAM-at L January 29, tram .............. ...... Shields Wave-at Gravesend, January 29, from. ... Rouen Waraawirca -at Grammer, January 29, from. Mogsdoce ZZLIAM-St Gravesend, January 25, from ... Wean**, BAILED. Marra-from Comm, January 2% to. Lanka Ews•-from Bristol, January n, t 0...... ............. Ilamamm-from ?romance, January 27, to:: - . - - ********* llama-from LiverpooL"January 23 t0............ - ,=.17 - ,Sal t4.d*a paraiso ?ammo' Ranamr-front Plirmarnouth, January IS, to London I.:mirry-from Portamouth, 7- 28, to • _ . January av, PLvm—frora Liverpool, January 28, 10 WATIML(.lO—trom Liverpool, January 28, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aloeste, for California, Jan. 13, lat. 40 N. low. 19 W. lee of Bute, from London for Valparaiso. lat. 49 N., 100. lOW, oat 15 days. Lir,. (brie:alio.), from Prima Rrward Islaad, lat. 47 N., lon. 9 W. BIRTHS, JAARRIAORS, AND DRAMS. BIRTHS. BROOKE—Jan, 23, at thunmerton. the Ron. Mrs. Brooke, of a daughter. PRYER.—Jan. 26, et Crowe Hall, near Downbeat Market, Norfolk. the wife of I. B. Fryer, Pp., of a daughter. GLIDDON.—Jsn. 23, at Blackheath. Mrs. 0. Olkidee. of a see. GOLDNEY.—Jsa. 2t, u Soutiniekl.perk, near Tunbridge-wells, the wife of the Bee. G. Golder', of a son. SEY 40CR.—Dec. 7, at Deese, the wife of LW. Seymour, Esq., of the Sad Bombay LigttCsvalry, of a daughter. ILtRaIAGEB. CORSELLIS—HAIIIIEIL—Ian. 25, at Trinity Church, Langton, by the Rev. W. Pall; WA., Rector of otifford, Ewa, A. A. Casella, Eaq., of Wandsworth, only son of the late Lieut.. Col. Corse E.1.C.8., to Eliza Kanh, eldest daughter of T. lumber, Esq., of Barnabury.park. BOBEEtTiON—SPENS.—Dre. 11, at Bombay. A. D. Robertson, Eaq., Civil dwell" to Charlotte Henrietta, elet daughter of A. Opens, Eaq., Civil Barytes. STEWART —HUHPORD.—Jan. 25, at Bromley, Bt. Leonard's. Mid. Cents, 8.. W. Stewart, Eaq., of the same place, to Borah, only dough. Mr of J. Slumlord, Esq., of Manor Ilona', Illtenklswen. WILtISON—DOYLEY.—Jan. 25, at St. John's, Notting-MU, Mr. W. Wtllison. of Stamford, Ltneolmhire, to Mary Ann Catherine, youngest daughter of Mr. Doyley, formerly of Upper Barnabury. Meet. DEATHS. BAILEY.—Jam. 24, at Alberni:le.etreet, Pincedilly, Hr. W. Batley, late of Leicester, aged 61. BOOCHIIII.—Jae. 34, at Whore* Vicarage, Staffordshire, Purr Woodward, only son of the Her. A. F. Boucher, Y.A. SOROHERBII.—Ian. 22, Ernest Fitaroy Neville Lord Burghersh son of the Ban of Westmoreland, aged D. Cl/ANL—Jan. 23, Anne, widow of the late C. T. Crane, D.D., In. l ambent of Paddington, aged 63. FERNANDEIL—Jam. 34, at Southampton, Commander D. Fernandes. R.N., aged SI. FIELDE.—Jam. 23, at Harrogate, the Bee E. Fields, late Incumbent of Renningtee, Northumberland, aged .57. lIILWARD --Jan 93, at Ballyduff House, Ellitinny, Ma, wife of Bear. Admiral Mdward. BEESTO9I.—Jan. 29, et 43, Eaq., in his 60th year. Henry John Preston, RAT. - -LJan. 2S, at Bayswater, Mrs, Bay, aged ea. nicer.—.l4l4 2S, 41 Aldourle, Inverness, Etheldred, mil; a E. E. F. 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