The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-20 00:00:00

SFOR7ING INTELLJGE N CE. TATTERS:ILL'S.-MONDAY. Contrary to general expectation the publication of the weights for the Chaster Cup had anything but • spirited effect upon speculation at the Corset ; indeed, the betting presented a muked oontrast to the transactions of the preceding Monday, for although the attendance we. beige, sod a number of home were irltiedLlOld into the market, the wagering was tame and languid. Some inquiries were made about the ('bestir Cup, but there seemed little disposition to commence operations upon the great spring handicap. There was evidectly noeommiesiosie the market, and bookmakers prefer waiting for the 'energises, before engaging in any active speculatioe. In the City, during the morning, the French mare, Stiesdalla. was " spotted" am being " best in," sad at mos elevated to the nasal*n of list favourite at 1,000 to 30, shorter odds being booked, but to null amounts oily. Barchettina, Dulcibella, Doak Black Deer, sod Welcome ware backed quickie at 110 to 1 each, aid La Marechal at 50 to 1. The outlays were, how ever, so unimportant that they must not be received as • eriterioo et the true toes of the market. Early in the after noon a notice was posted in the room announcing the 'matching of Berkeley (who had been favourite prior to the publication of the weights), and the followiog :—Balham, Gelert, lady Evelyn colt, Sister to Sage, and Father tYLiare. The Two Thousand Guiana wee mimeo a dead letter, 7 to 2 being the highest offer against Hospodar, while sto 1 to tell. we. penalled about Samberenteter. Brick found • few eoppotthrs at 12 to L For the Derby Lord Clifdeo was still to strong demand, hie backers vainly seeking 6to 1 at the comeameentent, but falling at that price 1,160 to 300 was takes freely dudes the afternoon. fleocharometer, who had hese somewhat out of odour recently, wee evidently re meeting km position. as 1,000 to 100 sad 2,000 to 200 were booked about him shortly after mustering, and he remained Inc at that price up to the close. Houpodar was not in favour, and continual elfin of 1,000 to BO during the after- DODO elided so response. Automaton and Carnival had so friends, but 20 to 1 we. the very highest offer wind them. At first no more than these odds were offered against Tom Fool, but toe well-known °mementos( surimedsd is obtaining 2,2601. to 1001. about Mr. Breyley's colt. Notional Guard we. supported at 33 to 1, one speculator Laving accepted 2,0001. to 601., and offered to go on at that price, but he could not be accommodated. 1.0001. to BM, or 50 to 1 wee booked several times about Tajo, and at the fieish no mots than 40 to 1 was offered. 50 10 1 was offered against (hiss the First, sad the same odds I p ere p =ted about the Glemehty colt. Mr. Saxon 'pis his " lot" for various amounts at 50 to 1, his bet bet being 5.0004 to WM. that nee of his team wins the Derby. 100 to 30 was tabs, five times about the hvourites, Lord Clifdee and Sexharometer coupled. The remaining touseactioes of the aftenicioa do not call for any ammo& Closing priors: - CHUM CUP. 30 to 1 sot Cant P. do Lograoge's Strad/Ha, 4 yrs, Tat 41b (t sod off ) 40 to 1 Yr Oodffines Black Deer, S yrs, 514 10lb aod off) 40 to 1 Lor (t d &salami's Barebottins,3 yrs, Est 121 b (t and off ) 40 to 1 Loed Stamforffs Dual, 4 yrs, 7st 4Th (t and off) 40 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Welcome, 4 yrs, Tot (t and off) 50 to 1 Lod SUatord's Ls Harechsi, 3 yes, 2.11) (t sod all) TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 2 seat Coast F. do lograw's Haspodar Off) to 1 Lard EllasHaroare - tootharomOnt (t) 12 to 1 Lord Stasafoad's Brick (t) DPaBY. 11 to 2 apt Lord SL Vlbool4's Lord (Mids. 10 to 1 Lord Stratbatoro's lkorbaroarster (1) 100 to 8 Ociost F. do Lwow's Hoarx.dsr (aff) 10 to 1 Lord Stoadorffs Aonals4 (of) 90 to 1 Mr. Naykes Osraival (off) 29 to 1 14. Brayky's Tout Fool (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Wldrldror's Ebb of Utopia (off) MOO to 30 Mr. Wait's Nstkmal Guard (off) 10 to 1 Sir H. Dui Vanes T.j. (off) 14 to 1 Lord Stamford's Avenger (t) 50 to 1 Omni Hoookill's caw the First (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Parke sby Tadsoor—Glimoohty (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Froggy, (alf) 1000 to 13 Lord diaralgal: Baia (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. Brava 1000 to 10 Lord Palatoistra's BolgrJa (5) 1000 to 10 -- Ir. W. Day's Mud% (t) 1000 to 3 Hr W. 800 '. Dessismoo (t) 100 t. 30 Lord Midas sod lilossitareatotor coupled (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Itazos's k 4 (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIEULALTY, J Ax. 19: '-- APPOIIIIIO3IIIB.-11.10.6. la auto F. W. losleield, to the Corawallle ; sad R. J. ver, the Harr.. Na,.] losinetor W. Rea, to the loselleet. them& Drier J. W. R. ARIL to the Mallet. Pap roster T. Bookie.. to the Weßeoley ; sad E. D. Ark. to the Famidalde. AAmeletent-ft Dr.?. N. 1/Luort T. Drowse. W. ,olas, W. ft Marie sad W. War to thio Vitrify. tar wire ; Dr. P. A. P. Hobe, Da t Low, J. G. ORM •. J. rot W. L Irporlaotto to Oho Royal Adeleide ; tor arise at Plyroath Heepitel. lacierre T. Tom,to the Ooradoo ; Dore, to the inks • oad Wto the Oumberlsad, for emir in lie Dolreg. Phil; Clue Assietrt Warn F. W. • to the Trier ; C. Dalleed, to to. Aria for 1•1•1011 to tio ; J. Deormr. sod T. 8. to the Oarsoloo. Ilosood Ciro Assiorat Ea 'seers J. Kelly sod W. Ilephisk tom Gonda ; W. Walker sad R. E. Emory *tins), to tirs. CHATHAM JAN. 19. The first of the armour Sates for the iron frigate AAR* DO, 6,079 t 0.., 1,1110 bersmpower, was shaped is the feetery, illoriourk i a s asesss an ass id powerlal t b di a lite ra." And Os. The a* of bole the hoe slab was eitected whelp fie hes was sold, and the plate after wards meowed to i r st woo ther4ert of the feetwq, where it win le cat mod dmilal belsgpiand es Me toraaddis el the Arkiiise. whir Me sew plasm et ming roiled is.. ter the mum pintoes Mat sow swiss se easealies bore d Wag wrist The pile seed limilay wee ramashie bored by Neses. Bs sad Om, the Parked* fasadry, mid weighed 79 sent NATAL OCATAT Marrier..—k esstheassesl sosoushied Mis merrahog w board her Meitaty's ship Porraidable, St, la . 1 Viro-Admial Itir W. J. Bops isthmian*, ammeader-la -chief at the Nom for the trial of Mr. Mahan* Bemley, sopersemmary moistest engineer of dos list clam, belesgteg to the Csiaborked, 70, gsartisbip el Us Chatham slams imerve, for toedset aabsecamiag the U s c 4 ha aim sad • gestleassa is drishiss iatssi milts Homan to me\ letwets 5. $515 mad 29th Deonabtr bash as to { qlat. Mom for the ienesece of his day es beard the said nalp. mod mate Wm to he takes to wwith se attack 1 delirium treassio. The court was prosiled ever by Cleptaka Lend, of the Fana&ble ; Commesdtr Read, of the CUmberteed, presseated ; mod lir. W. EL Rao% seliciter, Rochester , ellatated as &pet, mimeses. Afttr bomb. the withers for the sad the primer's Moms, the mart cosoldsted the elms to Imes boot fully proved, sad stateeesol the primmer to botiimiousi ber lisieaty's serries. YoLulPrzl RIFLI Coienor.—Yesterday the seated for the honour al heldieg for the first year the Challeage thip, al the vibes of 50 guineas, presented by Lord Fermey sad Horny Lewis, Esq., the members for Idaryleboae, for ecaspeetion liseersee the rifle volunteer —" repreesetlesg that besee ems elf at Wormwood whom e end excited 12.0111 bided. The corps between wthe competition tided wen, the West Middlesex (Marylebooe), the Nadi Middlesex Ilk Preseres). the 311th Middlesex flee sail the Nth lildiMseez. Lieut.- Colonel W Muth Miliesse. Lieut. -Colonel Blue, 20th Middimat, end Lieet.-Oelead Wood, Padding ton', and a large camber at Aides of each regiment were Plemstk The tides of conepetiliee were of an extraordi easy ellarester ; the Moot pout. el exasilmose to be de. dad by the suregierawalre el marks made by the rugs eistatives of OA corps, le the lain of coo far every 50 uncounted as the strength al t h e oorps is the edluteurt last retort.' to the Wer.o6ko. Captain WMiares, of the 19th Middlesex. acted u umpire ; sod the raues were at 200, 500, and 6110 yards, firs shots each. A perfect gale el wind blew from the right frost throughout the contest, sad seadered anything like steady shooting out ol the question. Under these unfavourable auspices the cutest commenced, tied proceeded to the close, whim the state of the score Mood thus : Wert Middlesex, 10 men, 267 marks—average, 26 7 0; 36th Middlesex (Paddingtou), 5 men, 130 marks —avenue, 26 00; 29th North Middlesex. 11 men tow short). WO marks—average 24 54 ; 20th Middlesex. 19 men, 435 marks—avenge, 22 88, The We s t K i ddi na en therefore the Tanners of the Borough Cup for the present year. LONDON CO/illl •ND RATINOHOUSZ-K UMW' As socuaTop.—The fifty-sewed half.yeerly meeting of this as. Desisting was bald led evening, et the Freemasons' Towers Grest4,poen street; Mr. Isaac Rooks in th ec h a i r . Meltagere; the secretary, read the report, which coegmtalated the sub scribers upon the steady progress makingby the unociation. The hall which took place at the Freemasons Tavern, on the lath instant, wee well attended, and the committee ex t the profits will make • satisfactory item in the next taleno►sbeet. The Uterine upon the stock invaded in the Matinee] Deht-onlee is 751. 7s. 10d., roakieg a gross amount of 4,060 f. te. 4d., with • bassos In the tressorer's hoods al 111. M. 3d., and all demands upon the society paid up to the present time. The eornmittet look forward with soul domes to the time when, by the exertions of the members, end the support of this trade, this institution will take rank immerpt the most flourishing and 'overlaid benevolent sweintres of the metropolis. The total receipts for the half. ysie were 1881. 19e., and the ex puditare 1771. 7,. M., lam -2,71.d. balearo of 111. 12.. 3.1. The report wee received add Soon formal ansegemerde wire then sofered tees resod-ties ibs enaliog annivenery dieser, and the pro sodies, closed with a vote of thanks to the chair. ROYAL 71.1.1 HOSPITAL, Gi•fn-IXIS-110a D.—The mambos of patiesta relieved et this hospital daring the week woke, Jaa. 17 was 2,576, of widish 7116 wen new cases. THE EXPRESS, tab) Intelligence. EQUITY COURTS—JAN. 19. (Bolan the Muter al the Eons.) Juan •. Wilms. This suit related to a transeetion respecting the purchase, by the plaintiff front the defendant, of certain coal mine) situate at Rosenthal, in Bohemia. The bill sought to have the pinball* deed delivered up to be cancelled. on the ground that, after the purchase wee completed by the plain tiff, a charge or lien upon the mines was est up by the defendant, of which the plaintiff alleged he was waiver, when be made the purcheas. The defendant relied upon the knowledge which he said the plaintiff possessed of the nature of the property he was purchasing, and that a suffi cient erplanation had boss afforded him (the plaintiff) or. his egaote of the charge eulnequently est up by the defendant. It appeared that the document. relating to the purchase were in the German language, and that the one of them on which the defendant chiegy relied bad not been duly registered as required by the law of Bohemia. The question also depended upon the evidence as to what took place between the partite at the time of the purchase. The came was argued some days since. Mr. Selwyn end Mr. Hetherington were for the plaintiffs; and Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Bird for the defendant.. . . His Ronan , now gave ,judgment, stud, after elaborately commenting upon the evidence, mid be thought the de fendant bad not disclosed to t►e plaintiff the nature of his claim. 111 he ought to ham done; sad that upon the whole awe he was of opinion that the plaintiff's conduct in the matter was correct, and that he was therefore entitled to the relief sought by his bill. Sir 8.. T. ILlDdsriley.) SOCIITY. eorddlia bed on one of two growado--eitior the eoevictics few sawed *Moms we see ow*** we that the mili tates have Wormed • pushy biped the powers of the act? lirTiitstice Crompton—l think the conviction is right. The clams in the act Meta. for every oath. la the form of enivietioe it is me or more oaths; the words "a mare* being in italics. Mr. Boll—The fora of 1101114116111 01111/10i enlarge the emoting part of the act. Mr. Justice Cron pton—l think so because it gives a meaning to the act. The °moieties In this case Jain mond lines with the form give) in the set. Mr. Justice Biliokburn—l doubt if the 38s. to be mired will pay the expenses of rectifying it. It is stem for Twat lag the conviction rather than for swing a cam. Mr. Justice Crompton—l doe% think it would have bees to the appellant's advantage to have paid the expenses of twenty informations and ocavietioca. The act might have given this mode of oonvictios epee an information. Ifa Boll—The act states for protan i e m lLe t u u r z s r m o t and swear- Mg, not profanely swearing me or more am oaths ; sod the appellant is ocioated of y swearing one oath tweety times repeated. Mr. Justice Crompton—You my that, having paid two shillings for seeming one oath, it gives • license to go on swearing for the remainder of the day. (Laughter.) If the conviction is brought tip on oertiorari we shall probably amend the conviction from an offence to offences. _ _ Mr. Justice Blubbers—ls this act in force sow ? INi by the 13th section the sot Is to be publicly read le every church four times a yeer—aaming the particular days immediately after storming sad evening service. I bare bees to church on some of the days named, but I barer recollect to have beard the act reed. (Laughter.) Mr. Jostios Crarapton—There are many such provisions, but they are not carried out. I recollect a case under the Bribery Act- It was required to be read at tbe Easter quarter sessions, and an application was made that it should be done. The clerk of the pates was astonished and sur prised at the applicators. (Laughter.) He bad never known it done, and the act could sot be found. (Laughter.) However, the act was afterwards found and rant Perhaps now this case has been mentioned we shall have the plea sure of bearing it read is church in future. (Laughter.) Mr. Roll— I understand there is a spacial act, which Pro ' tides that these *Me shall not be reed is church.. It wee then arranged that the learned counsel bad better consider whether he would take a certiorari. LTON AND WM O. KNOWLIB. In this clue a rule had been obtained calling upon the plaintiffs to show canoe why the verdict which had been found in their favour with 261. damages should not be set aside and a noosed entered, pursuant to leave reserved. The cues was tried before Mr. Justice Blackburn, at West minster. The defendant is the messier of the Manchester Theatre, and the action was brought to recover damages for representing, without the plainti ffs license, two pieces written for the Strand Theatre, being burlesque of Fr* Disoolo and the Bride of A4dos. There was so doubt that the pieces in question had been aniseed to Miss !Wan borough, who had since married Major Lyon, but it was ob jected that the assignment bad not been registered fie required by the 5 sad 6 Victoria, esp. 45, sec. 22, and ono sequently the plaintiffs had me right to sue. There nu also a mooed question, whether there bad been any ' Wien by the defendant, who was the owner of th= but who bad let it to Mr. Dillon, who was travelling with a company in the provinces. It assessed on the trial that the defendant let the theatre UM,. Dino*. The fanner west* provide the lights, band, sdvertiessseuts, and the usual servants, including the menertsbers. Mr. Dillon was to provide the performers, select his own piece', and have entire control over them. The fqoes prodta to be divided between the defendant and Mr. MM. - s.sllsierredfor the plaintiffs, sad showed eines newest the nth. Be contained that the aesigronsot of a Warmth" lien did not require to be mitered on the registry, se fa the ewe of c op y . right in books. With regard to tie sewed poen, that of defendant f representing or emus te be scented thaw *an was alearly Win defendant w e e the Women proprietor of the thailea..awl as suck wee liable for all bresebee comeitted. Buddlos, be took half the grow noon& Mr. ilwicaust Apia pe r the role, sensed* that Mr. Min was akin Ile bad stipulated by his agreement with the defendsat for the aelecWe and control over the pines to be reformed. Mr. Dillon bad offered to pay for the revinessteeleen hat the plainti ff s had refund to I take the wow, tecease tiny had other anima oa bins. It is.. sow sought to wake the defendant liable for DWoa's dein Before the learned emieentbod eeneinded, Tbe Lord Mel J mass mid th. wet aced Dot law hies farther. The rale must be made absolute on the .wood Att. There wea no joint meamgament between the parties. Mr. Dillos hod the sole mairisl over the plows to be per formed, sad lie and hie mespeny only bed myseeented or owned to be represeoted Ulllall pines. This other lammed judges emessired. Rule absolute to enter the venres far the delsodant, that be had not repreeented or isaired to be repremated the pima (motion. TNN HUMERUS OF THE COUNT. Se►ral other motions were made in the coarse of t►e day, and in reformism to one merle by Mr. Thomism, which was to the venue from the errantry to London, the Lord C ch irer Justice said it was a perpetual eomplaint, trying country canoes in Lmdon. Unless that. were some ape ml cirournotanoes, a our ought not to be removed from the country to London. The application was retied. Pettis. st Nisi Prior.--(Blare Mr. Justice Mellor and • Oarsmen Jury.) 151:1111211all OF WA 001717. The lid contains 46 ammo, MI of which are !manias sad 14 Dew awe. irzwrox v. GLILDPIO. This was so action for &oder botwosai two shop.lwapeis is Visigar-Terd. The Lamps was of the °cons* sod lowest dosoraptios, sad totaDy wait to be reported. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JAK. 19. (NOM. M Nisi Prior—Balare Kr. Bares Bramwell and • Common Jury.) DAVIS O. lIITCHILL. This w an action brought by tbe plaintiff to moovor the valued •boat all to been bass destro ed by the de famelant's servant running it dims apes the Mr. Strom Bramwell sommeated way severely spas 'wi llow et this kind (the whole deka not mooed* 101. or 111.) being brought into the imporisr courts, and The jury rstorssd a mrdiet for the defendant. TAILOR O. WOODEIZAD.-121.ACN OP rim= or IIIIMAOS. This was aa 'Mimic' breach of promise of marriage. The Mordant plaided that h• serer promised. Mr. Ms, Q.C., sod Mr. Clole, were mensal for the plain tiff • Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., sad Mr. Lnitoo, for the de feorisat. - It ap - Psared from the evidence that both parties lived war Huddersfield, and their . parasite were insaufacturei 4. About sorsa years ap the plant." sus espied to la young moo, who seesoed hw. dedesdrat knew of that =com ets:sae, and subesques* he merle des of marriage to her, which she aceepteci. nay were winged for about two yews, is the mule of which time be seduced her, and the resift was the birth of is child is limb lost. He oonti sued to court her until about July last, when he left her, sever saw u re ws main, sod married memo of property shortly al The as was devoid of the incidents one* found in an action for breach of promise of marriage no love token bad boss FITe by either party, and pot a letter had weed between them on either side. The defendant called Do witamees. Mr. Hawkins, in addressing the jury co the part of the defendant commented upon the plaintiff'■ case. Be de nied that the defendant ever promised to marry the plain tiff. He had " chaffed" her on some occariona when they were going to market upon the omnibus, bet he never pro mised her marriage. He never gave her a token, nee ever wrote her a letter during the whole of the time that the plaintiff alleged he was courting her. The learned Judge commented upon the frail evidence whined before the jury of a contract to marry. He thought the jury ought Dot to give the plaintiff a verdlot out of compasoun for her, ace out of reprobatioeof the defendant's eoadact. in eoesequence of hie having seduced her. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—JAN. 19. (Before Mr. Czamiarioner Goa'barn.) of RZ LAWS. The bankrupt was a trine me ;nit nt, of Miocing.lane, and of Clapham. This was the sittin for examinatioa and dis charge. Th e account‘. prepared by Marrs. Hart Brothers and Bayles, show li .bilitire of =AMU. ; wets is good debt. sod pro 3 ,3001. • property bold es attearity, 21.4111. Mr. a ppea red for **assigner • Mr. E. Reed and Hr. for credit o rs ; an d M r . Ur:Eater for the bankrupt. t appearing that the bankrupt had not fully answered the requisitions which had bees {iodated to him, an ad. journment was ordered. (Before Mr. Commissions? Hotreyd4 IN NI gaargoorg. The bankrupt, a cornet I. tha llth Human, owing about 3,000 f., recently applisrl for his order of discharge. Helms "ficrby Mr. E. Road and Mr. Lucas fur creditors. i Honour gam judgment. He said that the bankrupt had been guilty of reckless and extravagant conduct, but it was only fair to say that Dope of his debts had been coo. treated by fraudulent rapeseetattoos. He had expectatiooa from various sources The oomplsiats of the opposing cre ditors bad not been established, bat the bankrupt had bees guilty of enju•Sifablo extravagance in living. Lookiog at the extreme youth of the bankrupt, and considering that many of his &Ma bad been contracted in his minority, the court thought that Ms justice of the can would be ant by suspending the order of discharge for sight m ou ths, with proWstio. It is now conclusively established that no other oil can possibly produce the none beneficial effects as Dr. de Jongba oil on the eoesumptive invalid. A. Chattaway, Sat, surgeon. of Loomtoster, writes :—" Having for some years os tensively used Dr. de lough*, light Brown Cod Liver Oil, both in public and private practice, In the treatment of consumpti. I have uo hesitation In stating Its effects are very far superior to those deny other cod liver oil.'—Bold °Wile imputed bottles, A, ed., es. Pd., and a., by the sole meats, Auer, Hayford, end C.. 77, Strand, London. and thesaista—Advertlisiment. ILI PARTE OtPDI. The hearing of thie;ani;•; roenmed this morning, when Mr. John Sberidaa's crommainatation was proceeded with. He stated that he was managing director of the • Brined. Provident from 1853 to 1858. Had no idea what • his salary was in 1857, exempt that from the amount of • amps-75i. drawn is hi favour in that year he should I.Bls9lll:atsbou3"itaityiaz. It won . incrlased 1001. a a lt ysa lt r ive and in beta 7801. or 800i. g with • H. Itad mig t • of or half per cent me ref:linen done. He hotel co s large number Of Mares in the British Provident. At can time might have held a thousand. Wrote the predated letter to Mr. Dawes, Mr. °epees solicitor. In it he stated that the company coal& ant buy he own shares. That might have bees an excuse, and he had no doubt it was. Orpen had been applying to the oats to take his shares off his hands. Wrote to eeppdees on the subjoin. (This letter was read, and stated that o r pm had offend to treader his shares at 50 per oat discount, sod Mr. Sheridan mid be could not pledge himself, but if all Mr. Omen wasted was to get rid of his liability on the shares, and would eaU on him, he might suggest to him a Gomm) Had so recollection of the nature of the course he intended to suggest. Was formerly manager of the district savings bank, at a salary of 4001. • year. Was • promoter of that company. which is now being wound up, and he had to pay easy heavily oo his shares, se that bins oonomion with it had resulted in • ken to him of something like 3,0001. Had been manager of the English tad Irish Church and University Insurance Company, at • salary of 8001.. the bushman of which company was trans ferred to the British Ratios Issarance Company. Be mind 5,000 i. compensatioa es the Wenner being trans ferred to that company. The &glide sad Irish Company was now Wag wound up, hut • set Me British Nation Company. Had be a clerk la the Tines Innuance Com may, sad Irian that was • sleek in the cake of Mr. WI, • edisiter. Rennerniend by Mr. tlerjeeet Else—When I was dirk in the Timm linemen office, my brother, Mr. R. Beasley illawridas, the member tar Dudley. was actuary to that eampeery. He wan set • sbardrelder be the British Provi dent when I joined it, but he beaten es afterwards. I have beta coneseted with tbe Diadem Inearawas Com pany, and mosived from it 11001. •• year as a lied flat company was sot wooed up, but its Waimea was trans actuarial Ge. ferred to the BINA Provident. Mr. William Henry Baled stated that he was formerly • clerk in the British Prondent basamene Company, and is now • metropolitan *gest at the Loudon and Lancashire Insurance Company. The whole et the tandem of the shares trots Omen to Sheridan. with the exception of the printed part end the s gnu , es, was In 'Fitness'! band weitim. Had no reoe of the uiterlinsation, but ' should say that It was made before the depature. The Penmen--It is in diligent ink. How do you so- • donut ter that, * it me mines es the eine time Witness said be could not ascount few it, except on the nppositne this the heir et the trandse was written down stairs, where they usidespylag Ink, and the isterlimatiou • mistake, wisersodiffeeent lintel Mk was used. but he had so recolleetina ahem it. lied no doubt the words inter lined were in the treader beiges the signature, because he ' should not have put them in afterwards. hi the transfer. book there sppa • Inenter of shams front Mr. Hickling to Mr. theridai, and en the ink of it. ia witoses's bead writing, we the ward, "Co technic d the Y." sad there was a manner eniseeemeat ea a Moto of shares from Mr. Oliver. Walla( Tea ore el the load re- By tbs Foronesa—lf Mr. Besidin had mooted ma to maim an sitoratios is a trawler attar it woo onscutid I shonid sot bow door A. a sleek is the sake is 1857 and 1838 ; was called to prove that be bed roads out a shareholders ledger. It showed lobe sear, of sham held by each shareholder. Mire it as from the et shareholders and the rimester book. The shares which were formerly Mu. Orpon's were entered in the shareholders' ledger as Mr. Sheridan's eves property, and art as trustee of the company. There was an entry in pond in Mr. Seymour's writing. Mr. H. Seymour dated that be was formerl nahierin the Bride Provident Made Mr wiry in petrol referred to by lad wirer There was written in penml, " = to t - Mr. Sheriden wee abed to NS acme Asset was regassied to look through the books sad aseertain whir of the shares elandlng in hie (Sheridan's) name Wormed to him, aed which lokoged to the rionspan. He eraanied the book with the mere, of Wand so y d trod or the error, wide& we that the rimer bad transferred to Mr. Ibeetires error Breed of the era pry's. That was the waning of the eery wtmer inedri He then made another entry In ink is another part of the book of these sheer a hriangleg So She Nimpany. Croo-rainieed—l we tseseferred le the British Nation who: she briars el the British Provident wa transferred to that °lke. . _ — lke further b.iW ow that adjourned iota to-morrow CTceeday)• Mahn VlooOlareglar WaoL) ;soma or name 70i mat[. &c. 21. Tit BEITROFOLITAN DOA= OF 1101110 C This wu a motion to nistrain the dehmdsuits from pro eeettuig with certain cuttings and kindred swimming weeks et Barking Creek until they had areeted a oollerdain at the point when their works were to meet the Thames The e=tiffs are the minaimioeers, is whom the Degisham oa the Essex shore of the Thames, I. vested ; and (or the protection of it they have extensive powers vatted in them by statute. In the course of the sewerage works now going on in the metro polis, the defendants are about making cuttings Isar Barking. The result of these cuttings, if not pro perly guarded, would be to submerge much of the laud above the Victoria Docks'and Woolwich North Town • and the plaintiffs conceived that a sufficient safeguard di d not exist so low u the cofferdam was not constructed. The defendants, however, went into evidence to show their operations were ouch as not to lead to disastrous melts, and that in fact they were fast pushing on the cofferdam. Mr. Kenyon. Mr. Hetherington, and Mr. Cotton WINO io on th e oth er support of the motion ; . Mr. Bolt, Sir H. Wens, and Mr. C. The Vice Chancellor was of opinion that the motimi mast be refused. The Mei:ideate had power to do what they were doing ; ad be could not laterite, unless in a much more extreme me than had yet been made out. TB 1 EARL Or IGIKAIT V. 11l WY. DARED, BART. Thi■ ere still mutinous te campy the situation at the court, though it wee pet made fare abort time to admit of the above came being dimmed of. COURT OF WREN'S BENCH.—JAN. 19. Sittings is Dues —(Bders Lord Curet loath» Cockburn, Jostles* Wightmea, Crompton, sad Blackburn.) The Lord Chief Jostles, who has moralised from his recent indispositain, took his seat on the bench this morning. MOTT e. LOWNDID AND LOWNDEII AND KING. Mr. 801 l moved for • rule calling upon Mews. Lowndes, two of the justices of Bucks, to state • as for the erasion ofthe court. This was • conviction under the 19th Geo. IL, chap 21, an act for the more effectual prevention of profane cursiog and swearing. The act stated that if any person should be convicted of profane cursing and swearing —if a day labourer he should be lined la. for every oath, sod *very other perms under the degree of gentleman 2.e. (Laughter.) The appellant Scott was summoned before the loastrtratre for having swore use profane oath, for which he was liable to • flue of 2s. ; and after hearing the evidence they convicted him M the penalty of 405., banns twenty =les for the oath twenty several times repeated. hter.) The Lord Chisf Jostles—Then you say there ought to have been • separate information and 000victioo for every oath? Mr. Holl—Yes —.-- Mr. Justice Crompton—ls this one of those statutes where, having committed one offence, you may go on com mitting the earns offence as often as you like ou the same day for the same fine, as under the game Irani-- payisg, as it were a shilling for • day's swearing ! (Laughter.) Mr. Justice Blackburn thought the proosechugs should be by certiorari rather than on • cam to be stated by the magistratt• Mr. hums' Crompton—Does every oath involve • fine! Mr. Roll—Yes. Mr. Justice Crompton—Wes the evidence that there were twenty distinct and separate sweartogs, or a volley of oaths! (Laughter.) ' Mr. Roll —I apprehend it was in the nature of a volley of oaths ; but It b not stated on the affidavit. la s prebend that if there are twenty oaths the Cave must be separately for each oath. The Lord Chief Jeatk•—ft would be ultra viral to ionise • peemihy of 40a. whom the es only gives M. Is not the I • • . ft TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1863. SURREY SESSIOY& The January adjourned senior of the pesos for the mew of Barmy cesniusmod yesterday morn* at the oourt-hones, Newi siteomanseway, Wont lissers. J. F. Jainism" iikman)) Thomas neon (doputtobairman), Lieut..Cokselll•Donald (Ist Barmy Bides), S. B. Roberts, Banletk J. Mew, A. Hope°, B. V. Denser, J. Pinhole. sod • full. booth of magistrates. The admidar ooritnes • list of 14 primmer, for trial, of whom the educe tiooal erudition is thus gives :—Four neither read nor writs, nine read and write imperfectly. and me an read ad write well. Of the prisoners for trial, two are miads• mem:tours, and of the felonies the moat important are the embezzlement of upwards el 5001. by one of the clerks of the South Eastern Railer& Company. and a singular rob bery of a portmanteau at which was found with lite mutants in the Swoosh. Os the grad jury being called to be sworn *evenl gentle. men who tad been excused from old age and various other pormassat causes of disability, again answered, nod the time of the court was thus unoecomarily delayed. Mr. Johneco, in addressing the grand jury, said that, as they bad so meanly performed their duties, he need not occupy them with any detailed observations, but dismiss them at once to their duties. (Before J. B. Jehnson, Fog.) Willion Calaparia, alias Raw, alias Coleman, aged 17, was placed in the dock, mailer an isdirtment charging him with being found by night, having in his pollllollllo4 t with. out lawful exams, aeala implements of housebreaking, at Bisluaciad. It will perhaps be remembered that OM WbOSa was tried lest session, and w►en the jury »Mimed into court after a very long deliberstioe, two or three of them said they were not agreed with the others, and bad a doubt of the prisoner's guilt. Oa this the deputy chairman die charged them, and ordered the primmer to be tried again this session. Gurney prosecuted, sod Mr. Ldley defended the pri scow. Fairs-constable Cross, 2 V, maid that on the 24th of March last he met the prisoeer and another man named Frost at Kew, walking towards London, at a quarter-put four in the morning. He asked them where they were going and what they had about them. They said they were going home, bat suspecting them he felt them down, and foend oe one of them some housebreaking implements (produced), a jemmy, and a knife as Frost, wham be took us into ctody, and the prisoner followed them some die- UDC* and then ran away. He (witness) again saw the Ki smet on the 8411 of Dseember at Holloway Priam where he was ander sentenee, and took him into outody on the pre sent charge on the 11th. In cross-emniination by Mr. Ulm, he said it was Amend clear on the morning in question. Inspector M'lntyre, of the Richmond division of the metropolitan police, deposed that on the night before the • was taken Mb eostedy attempts bad been made to breek into the houses of the Doe d'Aunnale, etc Thomas Reeves, and other gentlemen, near Twickenham. sod having compered the chisel found on the prisoner with the marks on the *avers! premises so attempted, the marks corm spooded in a most singular nrsamter. Mr. Lilley urged for the prisoner that the identity failed, and called the prisoner's sister sad arson for whom he wea said to bare worked to an all The alibi was bel eyed by the jury, who, after some deli beration, returned a male of No Guilty. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOME. Artier Turner Clark, elipbreker, wee summated before the Lord Mayer to show 410119 why his refused to ply the sum of 181. 9.., the mount of wages des to Minis Ocdo. • Mr. Hoffman, banister, appeared for the complement. It apd that cis the ilth of Mush, 18M the cow. , plainest 'toed artieles as ab engineer% elorehroper oar hoard vessel called the Pacific, whisk was booed from London Is Medeire_ , sad from there to Namur or any of the West rec hottia be lasde, ing a IoL midtheoceper month,to Loodon sad ; he WM to the voyage, to the articles, sot to exceed four months. 'The for some TIMOR other, did sot sail .gi or 7na the Bth of April, sad arrived at Nairn in July. Most of the crew thought that they were then entitled to their discharge, and that a fresh agreement would have to be entered into,and they demasdadtheir ways. The captain, however ' would sot pay them, and they took l 7 against him in the Admiralty Court at Nassar 2 a and the gist mate were arreetad. The complainant, bow. aver, was sot moment tame of the mew, but sotwitluSead isg, ea the 11th Jaly, oo applying to the cook of the vessel for his breakfast, he was told he was ordered not to give him any victuals. The complainant then went ashore, and was shortly atter:air& taken ill with the fever and was is the hospital for 16 days. Oa the same day, however, that he came out, he met the captain and showed him his cortilieete. The captain told him to go en board, sod be salted to be allowed to fetch his thing.' which he had left ileitis& to which the captain amented. He was foss about haroo boor, sod on his return he fosod the ship's boat had left. He waited until the captain west adhere the nest day, when be was told by him to atop ashore and sot to go on hoard agate. He had munmased the captain before the 'magistrate theme, but the case was dilution!. He arrived in London the day before Chriebssoday, sad had applied to the owners, bat had been unable to obtain his money, and he took the pressat proceedisp. The deletes was that Mr. Clark had received instructions that the complainent had deserted the ship along with several others of the crew, and Mr. Ozendeo, who attended on behalf of Wm Clark, produced the captain's letters, in which the complahiant's name was mentioned among the others as having deserted the ship. Mr. Goodman said that was not evidence. The Act of Parliameot required a certificate of desertion to be forwarded to the Borates/ General's office, which should have toes produced with the other documents, sad which would have been evictions of the desertion. The Load Mayor said be could sot look up= the com plainant u a deserter in the abeam of that special evideoos, and he ordered the unmet of 184 9e. to be paid, together with 2e. eons. Sarah Nagel!, a abut welter, residing at Charlotte-row, Rishopeptestreet, was charged with being drank, craning a dist:Urbane& and wilfully damaging • gas lwanoh at the Crown and Ascher pnbliebouse, Heaton road, the property of Mr. Nathaniel, lieensad victualler. Jobe Oedlins, the barman, stated that em Saturday night, about helf-past 11, the defendant came into the house with a mast and called fora piut of sixpenny ale. Whibt they were standing at the bar the man broke a glees, and then beams my violent. The defendant also weds a distur bance, and she wee put out. She arida returned and abused the barmaid& her language Meg of the most die remind eaten. She took up a pint pot sad threw it at the window, but in he flight it Meek the gas-pipe sad Woke it, the dames, done mounting to 18a. Be did not strike her or give her any provocation. The defendant was drunk. ben that wee not discovered when she wee served ' with some ale. The primer denied that she bad brakes the glass wil fuu_y if she did It, else must have done it accidentally. Barrington, porter of the public-house, said he saw tbe defenebiat at the bar making a great disturbance Elie took op a pot and threw it at the window and broke the pepipe. She was very suited, and appeared to be (hash. Mr. Barker asked the defendant if she would pay the damage, and then Le would not indict a penalty. The defendant said she had no money. If she worked all the weak at making shine she could only earn a few shil lings. AU she got for making a shirt was 20. She wadi not be able to pay the money. Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to pay the amount of the dump& and 2a. 6d. penalt or in default of payment ten days' imprisonment is the House of Correction. The premier was locked up in default. WESTMINSTER. • - - George Herie, atoll youaignrO, of fashionable exterior, was placed at the bar charged with fraudulently obtaining Ine pain of hoots. Mr. Richard Manning, of 1, Ebury-street, boot and shoe maker, said—Prisoner lodged with me from the beginning of last August to the 23rd of September, and afterwards. On the last mentioned day he told me that he had ob tained an engagement to go with Sir Mors Montrions to Nice as companion to him, and was to nerve 2001. for the journey. He said he wanted boon to appear in his situa tion becomingly, and as he should bare to appear in the society of gentlemen, he wanted two pair of dregs boor, two pair of stout walking boots, sod a pair of medium. These amounted to 5/. 14a., and the last pair were supplied on the 26th of September. I found the statement primmer bad made to me was false. He was not known to Sir Moose Montefiore. The prisoner was remanded for a week. Mr. Arnold said be would take bail for hlm. TH2 MORD/IFL OF • SAILOR IN ST. G ZORO Z'S IN-THI- UHL —Yeitorday evenieg an . thigniry VS/ °posed by Mr. Jobe Humphreys, the of th e Ilismaz coroners, at the London Hospital, respeeting the death of Michael Clin• toe, a seaman. beloogute to the ship Meridian, of New York. who was stabbed by a number of foreign Radon on the 6th inst. The only witases to be examined wee Inspector Holloway. of the H division of police, who mid—ln mow qualm of informatioo I received I attended, on the 6th dust., at the bedside of the deceased. in the booboo Hos pital. He was a young man, apparently 27 years of age. He stated that hie name was Miehael Cuatoo, and he maid that be had nomived • wound in the back. At that time he was unable to identify the man that had indicted the blow with the knife. I have charge of the aim, but lam unable to produce the withered; of the ocourrenoe. 1 Lava a war rant for their apprehomioo. Three pergola are I. custody charged with the murder. The Coroner—Have you any flammable loyalist you ma produce the. at say particular time? Witeese—No reasooahle hope. I have beau informal that they have left the country. I have heard that . Lbs i i i i took plumage as SouthSoutha mpton e io an outward boned The Coroner said that t was perfectly futile to some to aay decision on the ease until direct evidence could be obtained. and he had therefore no option but to propose that the court should adjourn from time to time netil witamses were preempt. The court wee aceordiegly adjourned. - - - Barn run sna.—This applies to the 16s. winter Trawlen orighaSsa b Alfred w vbb Ude,. whose only address Is Ti, lessawteest, lissoversuses. W. --(Advert/se ossist.l OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE IMPORTS OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR. Quantity of Foreign Gram and.Floer imported into, Mated Kingdom kr are Year anaiog Deena. 31. 1812; also the Totals of lie preceding Twelve Yam 11131111.1.11 L 420/11T116. 1 CW7II -----, - __ In the Month ended Wheat ßarley. 1 01113 Nye. Dem& Peas. Naas. Wheat3ll.lllalas N 314 January . 1882 604104 107.481 mem .. 11.667 *ll4 NUN 06 4,171 3811 NM re :vary .. - 2 11.316 11.711 NAN 1111.019 Mt Slat Mardi „ . 1 Mt 30th Aprll „ 1111 May 80M Jose .. 31st July sue Ant.... „ 30th September „ Nat October Nth November ,', 31st Lamm's*/ „ -.-, .....-.... —...-- --__ Total 1882 mew* 1.681,86 1.613N4 1.01 ova mils ;MAN 1 7 . 114 . 371 tier -- Total 1661 , 3963936 1.406.976 1.876./70 64.166 940.864 01.9 0 7 1 . 30 3 101 4 0 14 4 73 gal Total IMO 4e69.111 ;m.o.' owes, NMI 481,100 317,646 1.1166,466 6.130.140 7.181 Total 7E69 ' 4o69,fve 1,743.861 1,161,191 'Lan NSA. 137 . 410 7 . 107 . 011 tome& tea To 1864 4.271.4111 1.A148116 1,6700 10011111 a war 1,773114 3,180,244 4,71, Total 1117 3414333 1,710.67 1,713460 71.11 $ 0 1.1 3 0• 1471 2 . 114 . 06 1,818 Tote& 1866 • 4,083071 mem Limeys men 71.14 tuts* s 932.920 I use Total 1866. Total 1364 3.864,e5/ NUN 1,074.416 4.1111 671.678 110.6.4 3166,701 8,827.066 myl4 Total 1963 4.7416,16 NUN 677.1141 73761 1 690.167 106.119 keeskoer 4.e86,e1 AIN Total 1361 3114111 MAN 1,069,111 UN I 6071,040 101.611 1,116,46) 4,017,811 yto To 186 Total NBO 3,43461 1,1111.611 1,121,11011 WIN 437,3111 168,066 33/07,366 3,6113374 WM 0:12TON.—lanno001, ILL lt —Oar tootriret teii V spin very gidet, without change in prim: Tim Ns on 3,300 belga, insisding 100 Americas, at 13d. to 223. 1,750 Bunt. 1344. to 18113. ; 150 Egyptian, 2.311. to 24:i et which 1,500 sae for eploalanon sod export. The WM I art is 4,138 bake. CATl'Llt.—Lnrsiroos, JAIL 19.—Ths supply of e was goat the cam as as last Monday, of sheep laic. The &woad slow, at rather lower pram kw cattle. !.4 change la the Taloa of Amp. COALE.—Latexat, Jam lL—laddi.. Weal Ear*, 16.. 3d. ; Cowpes Hartley, 18e. 3d. ; Hastisp Hart.', 16.. 3d. ; Leaalwers Wed West Hartley 18.. 3d. ; Moor Bake. 13a. 6d. ; •si Hartley, 18e. 38. ; Wilut 16.. 3d. ; Walla lad Braddylla Hatton , Ills. 3d. ; End Rattan, 191. ; wins Ead Raseell'a Hates, 18a. 3- Walla Had Routh Halloo, 19a.; Walls End Tumuli 17.. Bd. ; Wane Had Oasoop, 18.. ed. ; Wale End 11•48 Hall, 17a. 9d. ; Carway sad Daltryn Anthracite, Ws. 6d Oarway aad Daffrya Malting, 22a. 6d.—Ship st market, 31 sold, 24. Wi 7/3 n .„ 77,667 *614 DIAN 06 ff 7,117 14,173 rxe 11.,241 2 111,1211 47111 MAW MAN 484 11, , t 7,241 6, 2 . 4 114 WA= AIM 7,1 913 47 ~ 11 111 1114 WAN 111 MAW LIM IMAM - Mom 444 meg le meg 9,011 • 11141/1 '442214' re, 121.20 • Sit IRAN 11 1 .11 1 SNOW 11111 .106 Ile 211,146 . • NON 05.411 IMMS 702,006 ler 117,4111 • . etM 11.1711 10.001 NUN 1114.110 70 1 130.4* 111 NON 11.946 INAS 646,746 ex tet,g6 41,701 43,1171 112,370 121.200 474 166,7710 46,499 1407 961,110 641.316 4946 14011 01{1111 2311,1116 2,711,211 ^ 9.174.311 4.117 1.176,679 14.3$ NUN 406,057 2 10 2 80 2 83 0 71 sat 2701.110 94,1111 441,100 317,646 1.146.144 63 , 0.141 7,401 1.705,191 NAM NUN 167.410 1,917.146 3,361,704 Lex 1,6711,1110 1029141 MAN 1,7711,314 3,1110,244 e7l, 1,732100 MIN fl 121,305 1 . 1 4 6171 2 . 191, ' 41 LON mgaige 94069 79,141 1.747910 3 932.020 I LON LOW= 1,179 NUN 1,11,116 1,377,7 , 11 1016,640 Aix 4,174.416 4.11111 =XS 110,24 1,246,714 1,827,066 gm 177.1141 74.705 I SILLS/ 101,119 1,4060ar a.ms.sit ixsai Lositini Lam MOM loam 106,409 4,017,106 719 1,1341,4.11 14,00 319,491 150.111 1,741,109 6,116 ON Keg 1,121,22 NAN 437,1111 128,161 1,207,34/1 2696,274 10.61 • 1111 A? am warts. A Sre, attended with the destruction of roolidge 179 able property, atinerred sit Gloucester on fluaday. Neer th, en- Gloucester or smart branch of the Severn, elms to de Westgate.bridge, has stood for many years • large Stan ea- • flour mill. The building was four stories high, cootie* ' four pairs of stoma, and is occupied at the present time Yews. Rernokle and Allen, welt known millers in the ire land counties ; sad the owner, of the property ars * ea County d Gloucester Banking Company. The prestige ha been to work the min up to 12 o'clock on &buds, aigim and resume work again at 1 o'clock ou Moods mangey. tl f p O far as we have ascertained the' was done on Saturday and at the time the workmen left tbe premises were app. L t , h rd safe. Mimi eight o'clock in the morning , however,, m• Ire wakened to be raging in the upper story ; the wean side of the premises ■ exposed to the unbroken woman which sweep Op the Bristol Channel, mid, atimodati 21 . a stroeg wind in that direction, the games quickly mewl ble power. The mill arm well sedatives') bulk ail each window wee burst open by the isternel heal, tweeze rushed in, the timbers of the ma Ipkd, sad 'the times burst upwards they preeseted a grand _,, aims, ootwithatanding that, as the owning advanced, ," leads:ups wee balled in a bright flood of golden ea ,_ ,"" shine. The mimes were quickly at the somas of diander, and . everything was done to prirreet the confog, ration a:teams, while a portion of a hags quantity di labia with which the mill wan stored ems got out into til t or- greet or elaared in barges, which were sionvered up tbs am to the waterside of the premises. By tee o'clolk whille of the meta portion of the wee ocropleteli 66 ' =sad a sort of wise to the beading was also , id- bat the reachhary wee an saved. The eastern sail . shout 40 feet high, fell shoat one o'clock, sad did coin& rabbi damage to the promises of Mr. Moskva. irodoando which adjoin. It is impossible to obtain soy intimate At 7,1 1 mesa, mouseet of the twitained. One a d Mates that two-thirds e stock were reamed ; swum that 4,600 bushels of wheat were burnt, and both state mote may be trim. We have been unable to ascerteio fa Ilertlin whether Mews Reynolds and Allen are insured, be the premises, it is said, are insured la a Bomb office. ;he se, A MA lilf ET& • eet id- LONDON WNWLT DOCK SZTURNS.-Jag. 11. ray Impost& Deliver& to Wok LK ; Mg I. lads tree 941 SON 191136 1641 me • leranttlos bop 12,774 0,316 101,490 107,69 But Isdla • 6,1116 L OS nano 181.771 Nam Amain Name 1,091 61,1117 SAM Cubs. been .- - - C uba.. 37 911 - 11,7110 WIN at 134 054 111721 taro • the Da - 0011,011-W.L - 106 1041 1,112 1,111 • 110..12b.* - al tues 6- a ir Wet 1,442 2,14 17,713 10,91 the Xmas l,ms Me tom ant re. O Ds, ll. de. India - 1,310 ' IMO Um - • Medi Omea Mks urn :Ma 12,116 * 00032 rem V•vipt. - he Ras Tat 057 Wilt AG a be - - 20 INN RI Ol7 079 *At Me flaisman - Bey it, Pons 322 116 MN MI be hi TALLOW.-Thar was very 1111, change In the el the tallow maul last week. The improvemest ia Lye demand from the trade is marked by the deli ad for the week. Speculatively but a limited • bk. hie passed, sad our closing prime an.-New Y. Ha spot, 445. ; old. 43a. 6L . ; on or before the sad of Yard he 44e. to 435. 9d. ; kfarch, 445. 6d. to 9d. ; Apra to Joe we 44e. 6d. to 3d. ; October to December, 465. ; TOR ir ad tallow, 445, set malt. Australian beef, as. Pd. to 425. 3/ • . Aid his flo Ise ; North American, 42a. 6d. to 43e. ; Aimatomi, 430. lot pipes, 42a. volkw, 41s. brown. Sy sat oil se steady. Corhin, a. ; Ceylon, 51a. ; M tio e. Id. 60a. 6d. Pah 57 a oil flat at 395. 101. floe lisp at. 37.. to 36., inferior kinds. Palm ant oil, 42.. fine, tti sal to 40e. inferior to low. Hone 36a. Rough tt 1w 44.-(prete the Cereals: of Ileum amitik end Mu" ad dated Monday Evesing.) TRAFFIC RETURN& lilies Paa- Mgr. Total, Taal lA/LWATI. open gengerg enameling 18d3 Pee Wert wig Isa 1. C t t i Wigan MI Mwanimmg ll* 5210 111' Week adios Jim IL Mob aid Was Hans. Illi Grad Wel= el Canna; DO Wet drift Jas. 4. Ottognin M& I.re Lel mem vat EH :1 week swam Jaie. Mt sal Iroeshal and Queeeedows Meet sse Week ending Jen. 17. 1:83 oaks, Irlitgoes. and & Meat sin 10.17 f 4.1.4 14,5e2 110 11.1101 s,ud 17,207 is us td South Sulam VE2SKLB SPOKEN WITH. Crouch Brothers from nacho° for Coves GO dAyk Nov. 9. 27 SO S lon N. 16 E. &rah Burnyeat, from Caldera for Swansea, Nov. It Vancouver, from tttnilf/ for Vancouver's Wand. ail welt Dec lat. B. lon. 31.110 Feat (Vella. from Batavia for Iliddleborg 42 days, Nov. 17, 34.40 IL, loc. 13.30 L BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& 11.1117.—J•WW7 IA at Lima Tree Howe, Watford, Ikea Els of Dr. A. T. Brett. of a son. 0011 Y.—January 14. at Clarendon-rued, Kensington, the aifss A. T. Cory. Eq., eta daughter. 11110111 Alf.—January 17, at S H. Freemen. mg., of assn. MtilLßAY.—Jantiary 14, M Wood Hones Farta,Kingelere, Data the wife of C. Murray, Lg., of a (laughter. POWELL—Jausary lg, at ileathAeld Lodge, Forest hill, th" of W. Powell. Fag, of a eon. the wife of* MARRIAGES. CIPSYNORAMI—BU)IBOII F.—January 15, at North Nitki Gloucestershire, by the R. W 11. :lb nisonse, ?rands Titurlow, sou of Captain V. T. Cuuynabume, to leaks. 40 0 ter of the Yee. W. H. bioxiiinue, rector of Stanton and ,o 4" --111AKE.—Jamu7 16. at St. Pancras Chunk tie Him tC. Madura, M. A C. kletcber, ton.. of cl 4 Usk ZoOlors-gork. to Lacy.. daughter of titillate Loot. nal Drake, of the Bengal Army. TAYLOII-11ILLi, —January It. at Hackney. Cosnman.lcr A r Taylor. Indian Nary, to Barge Ann, daughter of tlr. 6. WO. a/ Wawa DEATHS. ALDRlell.—JaamiT 15, Mr. IL Aldrich, of Hampstead. lima DOMLY.—January 14. M Dover, H. firmly, , arr.! A. GIFFORD. —January 14. at Loop Dittos, surrey, Eltrais to f' ll ram, wMe at ths km. J. T. titlford, rector POPLL—Jaaaary 14, at Hedfortlatrett, Coventitarden, 1 1, - I.l7itt—ltamT 6l. a* Upper Timmins. MUlteltatm. the lii. V. Ir. Itlvaa, aired s 2 STACKY.—Janary It at am a y er terrsce, HsaMartort pat. Macey. IR.. and et. MOM lad Pabillksi bir imams Km. Kw" of 1 5. .. larbar44tryst. Is lie cur of lawies. Printer, •S Mins. Lonbanl4ll.ol,, tit tie hafts& of Whicatrob Tvaoar. JAIIVART RAILWAY AND PEIBLIC COMPANIES IN PAltll - 1113 - 7. Yesterday the examining barristers of the Homes of Lords and Commons, Yr. Smith sod Yr. Fmk com menced their inquiries into the merits of the great mass of private bill legislation proposed to be brought before Arlie meet is the ensuing demon. After hearing the natal ail dance from the engineers, solicitors, and parliamentary agents for the different projects, the examiners declared the standing orders of both houses to have been duly com plied with in the following oases : Scottish Central and Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway ..1 exotica COMpligile (for traasferring the latter companies to the former oo assuming their liabilities, with fort ar wee to raise mow and make lioanciel arrangements). lah North Eastern and Dundee and Arbroath Railways their Joint antalgamatios). Loadoe. Chatham, and Railway (for proposed exteciamis to X tspand Suttee, at an estimated cost of o e t Wight Railways Exkinsiens, and to antliorise s ite l S al Wacht Railway Company to make railways, the cannel lines in ezteasion of their already authorised heel (the sesta% lines), to rain an additioaal capital of 25,0001., end to borrow on mortgage for the eastern lima 83,0001., and for the central lines, 60,0004 Sidmouth en d Bodleigh Sal- Murton Railway (for a new nulway from the Sidmonth Rail way, near Tipton, to Budleigh Salterton, and to WM 80,0001.) Whitehaven, Cleator, and Egramont Railway Orr an exteadon of their line from Lemplugh to the °askew month and Workiegton, to divert a portion of the Pails& toe blanch at Claws. Moor, and to rams 75,0000. Wad Biding and Grimsby Railway (for power to WI certain da da= of the Bradford. Wakefield, and Load; Leeds. Bowl ford, and Halifax. and Lancashire and Yorkshire Bailers ). fleath.Yorliabire Railway (for anomalies in their au tieswi /Ye, and power to purchase the Banisley Coal Railway, and tor tralSo arrangententa with other railways). Newport Pagnell Railway (for a new railway from the 'London end North Waste= to Newport Papell, with powers to pur. Ahem the Newport - Pagnell Canal end to raise 46,0000 Beanaley Coal Railway (for an extension of their line ' the district and to mime 110,0001.). The only oar of rioa-rewipliasos, is sonesqueoes of the AIM sad entices out haulm berm departed in due tuns, hat whirl will sot affect the fevers proem of tle roam" was that at the Biradaghaas sod Satire Goldfield Paten. goo Railway. The adjoarnsd sad post rowed awes include the West Draytaa, Braises, sad Midas, Rail wa y; Albert sad Mid- Loodaa fitatioa ; Malawsbary Railway ; Brighton Railway (South London, he., Bailer); Bristol Central Railway, &Idol sad North fiewtesset Railway ; sod Pataey, Balkwa, sad City Railway. LAW AMENDMENT SOCIETY. Last night a meeting of numbers was held at the satiety's teem, Watertorplace ; Mr. SWIG HAN in the chair. The minutes of the previous meotiag having been read, Mr. Enoaa brought up the report of the spacial own unities appointed to comidor " the ~rip taws of the UAW Kingdom.* The paper reviewed at Leith the pre med stets of the marriage law in Ragbuod. Seotisad, and Inlaid, and pointed out the womanhood dangers arising from the difference which existed Is the law of the throe countries. It coooluded to favour of giving to the marriage ',oohed more certainty, publicity, and a permanent record thereof, accessible to the public by mesas of ragirtration. Mr. Edgar, at the conclusion of the paper, moved that ft be pristed. Mr. ALL= ssociadd the motion, and said that in the thou empty state of the beaches be should sot discuas the subject. but worm himself for a future oceasioo. Mr. lisertiroa said that be had no don at the magmatic* emptiness of the beechen time from the fact that they had on this occasion held a meeting at the interval of a week, instead of a fortnight, which was the usual intarvaL Ha was rejoiced to find that the coaclusious to which the committee on ths marriage law had come were those which he drew himself in the paper he read before the society on a farmer romairio. The odatestod Yelvorton owl was of itself sufficient to show how wrath. hickey was the present dabs of the law, and how nindi it required to be amended. He considered the state of Ni law in Scotland on this subject was perfectly diagraidaL He heard that law defended on the ground that it protected the interest of the woman. It seemed to him that the law of Scotland did not promote morality, hut the ; sad ourinnaly enough the Scotch law was Isended on lb aY network created by the mediaeval minenkiks: The mem ha thought on this subject the more firm err his onnolueicsa that all marriages should be celebrated la the marriage registrar's office, leaving it to the pasties to add what glom ceremony they pleased afterwards. Mr. STIWARD mad, that though a Scotch lawyer ha was disposed to apes in the main in the °occlusions of Mr. Heat hy'. But Uwe was some evidence in the fact that whom for eduction and bread of promise were very rare is ass& Led, that the Scotch law protected the interests of the wawa. He thought it would be well to circulate the en mrt, among the elarity sad others in Scotland. with a view be bring about a chimp of opinion in that country. Mr. EMU did not think that the Scotch system pss moSsd morality. He thought the diffisulty of the liria marriage law might be to a peat extent obviated by maids, the Roman catholic amp the registrars of the ir.arrlese, and attaching a smell payment to the office. After a few words from the Cumulus, the motion was aimed to. It may he mentioned that at the last meeting of the socisty Mr. Hastings drew attention to the fact. that the name of Lord Brougham, the president of the society, was omitted from the royal commission appointed to inquire het the convict system, which was the more singular as meify all the other law lords wore ssandiars of it. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT ELEWICK ORDRANCR Wow—One of the most terrible of the many fatal mad dest' which have occurred to individuals in the great 'maw factories in this neighbourhood took place on Sunday, at the Eliot&/Ordnance Works. About a qmuiee-peet ale o'clock on Saturday morning • man named Jobe Tim was engaged in repairing a piece of the working mariAnery in one of the gunrooms of the Ordnance Works. lame. Stately beneath the apartment in which he was working is placed the driving machinery, the belts from whkili are mrried through elite only wide enough to allow of Om =to the drums above, and thus giving motion to rims machines in that and other rooms. A few fees behind him one of those belts issued from the lower room, and at that place, or very near to it, there was a trap door which was occasionally opened for purposes connected with the working of the machinery, but which even thee dis closed an aperture insufficient to allow • man to pass below without difficulty. At the time mentioned this trap door was open for some purpoee or other. and Tino, whilst engaged with his back towards it in repairing his machine, was kneeling on the floor and allowing one leg, ap. parently as a relief, to bang down the aperture. In that positioo he was last seen alive ; for in a few minutes after he had been left alone it was discovered that he was miss. Mg. Those who dreaded that an accident bad befallen him quickly had their suspicions confirmed by the belt throwing up from below the bat which he had been wear. log. An alarm was immediately given, and an examination made of the machinery downstairs, and then underneath the trap, the unfortunate man was found quite dead, with his body fearfully mangled. The bead was almost torn from the body, one-half of the face torn away, one of his arms off, and there were other *erica It is conjectured that the deceased bad allowed his leg to fall so far down the trap that the machinery had caught it and dragged him down, and then, as we have stated, almost crushed him to pieces. Than was at one time in business for himself ss • millwright is this town, but for many years he has been employed at the Flivrick Works, bearing, we believe, • good character as • workmaa. He has left • family.-4Thecasae Chronicle. TRILL OF ♦ LIFIBOAT. —Yesterday, some intermit hig trials were made in the Regeot's Gaud dock with a beautiful lifeboat, 35 feet long, beloogiug to the Natiooal Lifeboat I ustttutiou. Her quwlitwo of mlf.righting cud self ejecting at water were found to be in every way satidiatacy. The boat is celled the Thomas Chapman, after the &pat) , chairmen of the sonoty, in eckoowledgment of Mr. mah's loag sad valuable services to the Lifeboat Insanities. She is to be sent to-chiy to Newhaveri oa the Soren end, in lieu of s smaller lifeboat at present ea that Asti's. • free ariaveyanee hoe Noddy, as owl, been gives to bath boats by the Brighton and South Cart Railway Company, who, like all the railway onrummies, are always ready to help forward by such meow the great wed natured objects of t►e Lifeboat Institution. Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre vents UN Mama off leerier brews Wirth se to the venal kinds. If s s Tee le thootharth, t►erefore abrays Pal *UAL sold O M•U•t• by Lai yrote.-{t♦dwtlesimert.l • No. 5,132.] and MOOR Dt V iTA r c r iner BE EP. —For toth bog -ballt dims'. ship HAY =7OIIIEPLI WOODRAYV, 0 mob. TN. floe Teasel has a siodailias for coiof n psoaengel loose &livery of carg, sh e gyp gooos.—Yor freight or pow 0. liallter•strest and MOON 11 at PACK ET REIP.—Pe on the *atla Feruary,l wall-known Jenny-bug& r 968 la wellt'onWn W. gualltina. Haa good aCC01:011.01 sad will caccy an eapenenco og tretaht or passage apply MgvirELL. Landeuhaftotra lelltar-atrast. reVITT and MOOR] d PACLIT 81112. —pc despatched punctually no tits I 110th of Januar, the sell-knot CASTLY. A 1. 610 Wu rectstes loading In the London Dock* aroosainixtation for chief cabin ZCi r g k ht p o rasfes offers l. ; t its alma 7 ., 1iz VITT and MOORI iirce nom SHIP.—PQ e. m puoatuall ou the L l eas il , tr ibe wall. Al, WI Ism Is the Deets. 21 Waslismsdalliff lir d WWII tim 1999 inlet =pa Wror lune i,, a, Mlllura e n d rrr andl(ooW Dre;Acx /LT SHlP.—lor, A Bledlas•d,spatth,, the well-k no • I (tacitly copperadi, register alsnder : lying in the I on don D Ong accommodation for few weed for the excelkon order Ear terms of freight or pimp 9, BliliterwtreeL TIeI7ITT and MOOR] 7il PACKET 819. V.—For the feat Wang Vag . • register &3 tons, A. the Loudon Docks. This fine lent accommodation for chief o In the Australia trede forty Mere her cerge.—Ter lona owners, Mews. WilltlCLttt, Luivtrr end MORA Mho DlC:nand MOOR] r t r ACKET beg snipping day, January U. ging Mut u p, shippers are reps Asir goods, as she will salt or Mad by the regular trader WI PRIDE of ENGLAN &rpm sre perarld rdis Do lawarlarly. ral HAMM, sad 81‘WILL, IT, MOORS. fr. I:lotharreer. oallin • gfarlUr llarttraa—lfONTlll LONDON awl 1301 alluemes bakaging to the IA ENO COMPAN Y WiIIHYDASPEI. 2,1149 Commander, now I vri leave on the lett We at and leaving Owosso, Cilia, calling at the (bps of ilagaleset ship, built expre been thoroughly ratted, has I aissin, sad will oavry an expel Ile naafis purge of the hut bows to Madras the Hyd Ui duo, and the last The Calcui reoorl.—Por freight or pars ▪ Parliament -street. 4.19., the 00., 160, Leadenhall.street, & , OOMPANY, 9, loans-lane, Lo her tee appointnuels as nude! Zest Luba and Lonel.m MOW KC BLACK BALL PA MINIM PACRISTB for Port. primal Mama Home .1 1 , revolt ill Ytt ' l Peak Islbourne .. ', Oakley South =1 • • . Lett Brigade I , B•s*Pme -• • Tide eefieltenned Lee of pacleCv tepid pantagra named a world I Omar secamiantlegton is unpin agentleulare respecting freight lAIMIBP !MINIM and co.. Liver Bail Line; and T. M. MACKA 144014, To BRITISH CO NVIIIIIKLEW YORK Whet Y BTKAM —I mei PIILADLLPBIA STEAMS kg kik hal-powered Clydobal lbeesalwme so embark phew IMMIX FROM LIYRII CITY OF MANCHIDSTI ETNA. Wednesday, Jae . CITY OF WAM.IINGTI And Wee, succ3. u=sriess, Lk 1?. end 21 i Forward wove, b =burresoiert for Caneda booked tbrougt on Mportioolors apply to NIL ; ee to 1.1 and 11 BRITISH and HORT] MAIL STEAM-SHIM ap tLIVERPOOL soil Nil ng HOuTON, with neat, SO Iliad and receive math, goc ails toiling at Halifax to to la Majesty. inalla. The folk lid to rail from Lnvrpoo icirsoPA. for HORTON, Pat ARIA, for NEW YORK, Ad CANADA. for licciTON, Sal Pb.m money. including sk mahout wines or liquors :--To I ; second cabin. £lO. T.: aasond cabin. CI& Freight to lb SFr too, sod 6 prr colt. Moadotreet, London primate Diane, Park: O. ana J. Burn+ gild C. Winer, Dacca/lowa ; o gliwit,LiverpooL 13HELLIPP8, GRAY] despetch tba owlerreentl Poe TIIIDAII, the IPYKN Buss of the Tower. Fare C. Pee BIIZKLN, the FAULK. C "retry Thursday, than Itorselyde. wan Flee to receive pawnor, al Wit Ba•eraerloso en is alway Northam Porta arr closed by lee For ocyrumssu KM, the OINI PAFare, CS Ea, at M',:rlePlol 11. Rood-lam. 16. INDEMNITY MI ASSURANCE. COMPANY.: MST IXTRAuRDINARY 4 PRIEI /Wile' TA HEREBY GIVEN the Indemnity Mutual Marine , 04104 appoint nu EXTRAOR I the Propibtwo of the Corupsioy. Our pan,y. No. N. f.; vat wapepee mu t RADAY. the Sth day 01 the afternoon, for the purpme deckling upon the pts.priety of stcuseary to ouallf) a alturehoni Bleactor. Auditor, or Trustee. on 66 the tputlitieetion for each o le/Aft. for a 1110-A or or Audit. 10 aura and ,dro to deride u sithe Company so :nay he hirer Out the above ,bps to. or either c Dated this 16111 day of JaustAn By order of the It }'RA CIAPULA SILVER umi N. 2 lOTICZ IR HEREBY iiiii =AL )11:0.11Nil of the al. °Scott of tie Company. as U h .k Oka o'clock. for the mu-pow pus Mild Amulet, *MI for other 14. Calmooutrect, EC.. Jan. 2 DINNEYORD'S PUlt AY hem dtulnit twenty Seised by the medical profead.ii the public, to the beet rented hiertheria beadethe. that ter delicate euteitunueee eblldreu. It le preprm4 to of wahine ittreK. P. minsti London. sad meld by all est the wallet JOZRAIPS COPAHI: _ tried In the Paris and 1M afters. Ca/ letter, itirerd, IJM L l eacet. Nev., teat , aortal wafter 1 reoeht ee chronic &see 2d.. at G Jeepaa'n, French di r