The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-04 00:00:00

NAVAL AND mmirair (tom isar inern's sumo.) WAS-OMCE, Doc. 4. Soi lab Ouvio—lie °Porret-X4er Clew Zetteel Ors le t Zee Dootom*eskeel. 4140 Neft wie. . vbask4 la the lhoplec el the Moll, wok Illeteard Ve o rte hters*enseal, vise Itb i l=eimie—Oesee end 44Jeleot Wale* Wan** Oraiset be hew is ark d Ileeemirt ; Comet Riebeed Joie Ore= be liseteses% 1g weber. AN Dna" Hoary Isolerig Yerater* be iseineek =so vie At**. petmeiel ; Aar Dram Zap- Mglist. 60 tO 4 . 1 M 14 . pais" AN °Maw ; Del Pereira, pet., by to be emu*, by postbeek vise Tenter. 2811 Dneesse—Sentort-Najw leis Orb* le be cend, IM .1 *Owe 11=—Liselerat .11‘401= lefts WWI le lie u by reclease. eke Www*Noito Kong, *be Mew 1411: 46 1424 1. 1=e;=, is is most, IS I**—=ri Wiles ikerea. Duo ate IS We* Lila Itegissek IS be lieleme, *se I elhe me ohnoo Soi reee—ecei Sups* SemeM Chi* Devil Stec Like Isla, M.D., IS be wept* Am Dar" sigsblid le dr NEIL hilyeArLissi.sat meg Duswell . We be be Isareslor . ef - seilasey, amma to Ovid' Zee" ds BMW ih Posisddi Beshrsr leddled, re ihr= sidssia, be aped% sir Ilasserd. shies seidelmui from brd-ps to y, uarssiskis simbel is the daries al SW Oretur, 11357, has bre arsaisl; Jan Ward Amy Dorm leis d Ss 411 lisysl J ane,lloWti b bs Talk his et dr Turkish Cer n& ftS—Lisssersi Christopher lisdpsh. dm dr 36th Posh Is b• berwasat. vice Paul, who 3101 lhat—hadsras4lldersi Arks: Bri l = TAW boil. aim the lAA I - 76 — emiththempla. lie leap& Nth Iresi—Oered this Mize Merlon, Imo both A= lath Lena Tisemith thegeje imelearther. I Ithelmel Nosy thwithe Mims le le Ye. Ink the Terythem. grenthel; ithsei•the& Ifer aril is le erise. these. warm the Nerd, pe nee* 17th Peee—lthelerre Ateriar Pella /Mom to be NIP- si bla r = z eimeorl ip 4 s W=l..r e lbe s Tub. 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Peel—lbeeeme Weefem D bik mereeq to be bee Webber/A Ila isesh r k e le ee—cr =tl Cites= sem vet of e Ceske thew few. yeeneed 2711•11.., le Comb YA fore—thowni Ms Irby le be au km. without mobs% eke M . bib wee preereed, babel per. fi•tabbe. es lb Ober. tar. Peel—lbobe las blueell Noisr, beet be bid reek be be eeeke; be oessed CiMi. aloe of lesbe imam is W ale eet Vraibest. re yeebeeslo bee& fld 7.-Johs Iblior, pat., r be trip by Prgrabee brim lb 'Vied Afton. vie robes be . tle—Qtembarebe Hoary Peasoct to b. pey. Imeder ; QmillouNskr-erresiat iim Hintze to be 4pieftwrdow, bee Postoek let Web Lis Ilagbiee—lbevet-Illebr A. W. Kuno to te d zler, babe yereber. eke biebblittetemot- Mob, ebe Nebo boa hi ; lasaselmet Osseo florae be be ogee* blame oice Mb rey lamest, ben Poet. to is isratasset. vim Ilsorak. • Imbr i reo . 4 lbellb lobe Iletemee. blare. vi. DAM_ IATTALION. Captain Willem Lyons, Ceti Foot, to be Imaginings a nsr \dry HOSPITAL /TAM /errs Lobe Banos, M.D , Ma Dr fed Foot, to be dei gn:gone of the esccedklege, Wee Ws, bypelseni to the :bed Foot . Jame Gawp Alms, Is he vim Tight!, _wield Os the loyal Arrllery l =e lame WoM god.. to be aelietnen. surgeon, eke Modassa, appirled due 'Roy•I The commenter of Aguieiret.Deerese J. 0. G A rf a nt ilg ,l. Manse. W.D sad 0. P. Wan, appolsied in the Orate I.( the 17th air have base firedebel be the 19th Cke. iijfETITT Bawd Uenlement-Ceienel Jes - amehe. reamed tat pay et Mr lot Weet Lab Reihnena, Is be •eati in the amity, the risk big borarary enly • Copan Hebert Denim Blew, alio 411Ih Feel, le he ' wise in the army. The antlemnelinned prenstione le tale pion in the Bea ban Dr Ceneps= i. nly, onesequnt ea the dee& t Hew zet eddity Bombay laird, es the ith Oa.; °MOW Jame Teliewisid Raw, CAL, Bombay Isaniey, oaths UM Odebtr; Major-Ow l et John Clough, Mime laralsy, en the &A October ; end I[ajor•Cleetersl Joel* Limit, Yearn lalhatry, w 16th October:—To lee Generals Llentesent-Oesend Brook Brrigee NAY, C. 8., Maim Infantry ; Lieseenent Omani &r Robert Henry Coati., But., C. 8., Bengal Infantry. To be Lannenest.Generele Major-Genera Jenne Kett-Im, Medan Artillery; liejor-Gessesl Abraham Harem C.R., Bonnet Infantry. To be Major•Generelo . Colonel Theme itletitight Ceatecon, Madre& Infantry; Colonel Water Nugent Therese Sone, Bombay Wintry ; Colonel Themes Owe Parr. &many Innentry ; Catena Prolerkk Hervey smart Balla bae?7. The unierernationed genre et the lest Ina& campers ;err" rind ors tall-prt, le law sol umi sp ,,e : ers.c fh"= mak, r Misr: T• le Womb : Aligurkr Cum led, Dam* Ishisky ; Coked" Cidds . lll,a RION* f!gpi lighsten. To be Leateeat-Coioeoll ble.jer William Froal, Bengali lo ttery. To be Majors : Captain James Donnie De Vitro. Bombay Infantry; Copts= William Swindon Surf, Booby Eagisairs. MILITIA. Commiesione signed by th. Lord Lieutenants of their sespectire counties 4th or Royal South Muldleoes Regiment of Militia—Prestos (Meru° Page, rent, to be ensign, rice Angier, r nutted.W mooterehtre Regiment of 111 ii . Thelma Edward wine King, nut., to be onxign. Rome Ride Regimens of Denbighshire Mitch--George Henry Rote thieve, gent, to be swigs- Wane okshire Militia, Ist Iteghnont.—Remy Haskins Pat na: I.re coptain Bounty Feathers, to be captain, vice T Crewe Chetword Townsend, leagued. let Royal Lanarkehlre Eccles Rimier, gm, to be ensign, vice Thomson, nutria Robert 13 aid. gent., to be swigs, Mee Pans. realised • Charles Lem, Pocke, gent., to be ensign, vice Chieve;reeigned ; George Paterson Lyon, gent, to be taiga, vice Cadet, ',mood zed Rnyd Lanarkshire Militie.—Chart novenae Wardell. gent, to be lieutenant, vice Foetal, miinsed Ensign Joke Charles Marlette to be lieutenant, rice itomied, resigned; Henry Weymouth Mitchell Wilson, gent , to be lieutenant, Moe Mildneez, resigned • William Townley. gent ,to be onsiodi. rice Hay. reeignd ; John David Campbell, gent., to be mien. vim Forts, Archibald Ramsey Melton, gent., to 4 ei t i; t n vies Tbeinpeon, promoted ; Charles Leneb, gent„ to be ensign. vine Johamos, resigned ; Albert Oven MiDersnotte, gent., to be amigo, rice Lipmereabe, promoted ; John Gibeen.essith„ goat., to be segistiatieurgeon, i.e Stobe, zed - 2nd Regiment (Light lefantry) of West York Militia.— Re nerd Seville Hobo-}, gent, to be surgeon, Sir. Poiey, .ho retiree. lid Rgieent (Light Infantry) of West York Mititia—Joiseph Henry Farmer, pet, to he swim vice Pithead, reigned ; Jahns Peal Barker, gent., to be ensign, vim North Cistlitf. resigned. 6th Regiment of West Yee! William., rte., to be lientiniont APIIIR‘LTT, I)Tc. 4. A remenitiro.— Rear- Ada..NU of tb. Woe Ste T. 5. Paeley, Boot. (1966). pved Noperietetitlent Devoaport yard, vice Vieet-Adfoiral 6L, J. L. Pitinarsthay. Captain C. H. H. Hackle (1844), to Do orporiatoodeat of Dogofurd yard. .to, RearoAthowel Amino. Captain C. B. Cabo' mos to loon the good survico puke, Aro AeMrs. lll*er 11. Nome (1843), to command tit. BoHalo, men rem venni. Mate H. Carte OW), to the Styr, G, peddle-wheat Y.. drop, at Davenport. bloater. -hedonists Aylon, to the Al miry, 4, perm steam ran vessel, at Devosport and J, C. Thomas, to the Fenian, 12, sloop, at Stsserneee. (rmre te. Nita &reit* Gewtts.) The 94th Itegimeut haying twice est bulked is the Mum Alp Munn for reservist* to India, stif ise lies the Niue besmr obliged to _yet bark In Plymouth for the malt of her marbisery. the Hone Omen eutlverints hem Marled upon oradng the tale to in destrastioa by the *nuked route. _ Tnt LtT6 Pt.tc VneAncv.--In the event or the Arbefreby promo' herr &r Clunks 00.. now the hake Madre' of tier Red. to A* nab of Admiral of the Fbet, two •acaer-tee will be orreeirreerl no ti.• fec Let. Th u We be.. the elect of prauselag Vice-Arkral Bowler, C. 8, Tie kr et tYu. Aramor is as ronat y the briar Nadir= of N. worm of lok orrabb rasa bar Jur 97 to July 19. *Arm N. lorriat *I N. assaur arropea Nat loSow s ars 01drarora tram Mir Vlrsat Illy, mortis Yr opribms r lb. Dram dloire i rporolly spina Kr rag at Aar or Jager =b.importer aria bar war Ire bra r at barb ia Oro ourrarribra rick hare bra Sto or poor Is • Was. add *agar 14, Wort arombe up the mar of 1111111 prim, mom mar tarp :—.Toklay I parr, arroyei aro Elsie imp* oa rah XIII Was vorsr y *oral bop oar; I Mr* booroo b blown ir N. Borers bar Yalipri W N rim" Up= risk N. Dirty- Afj IT bl ellipriaroa fakra, err .—" air Ira or, tosarmads ao Irma forwrio arse 96, tbo bar* C=brad la Sir ; roper lobar os of *a armors of 11 libiso WO, at frilling, by Mat Ayr =dor a Worm row of ro rift of a orsori ro roma air" sdr ea aporkas Iron Tri lle fr=lll l =. • umbel urn af ram lid or wroad lair Did la SI I. air OWL Ira rat Mar lobbli dm* arador we bra doot at lir ddb ra olasilb of ow arq, al Al ars, irk r r ; larpora rms. 7 urn roar SI arroorbabasi it 96 err su u raw,l error, 966 Sr Kra l mit or Arrilrairrorar lholodbarlsrod wear of wearb ; Nab 16 Bump= Graft SS larva roar IA =lnarobariorm• roma, SI Err arcanar olloar Han Earner 6 mar drummer 706 Sanwa irk wkly, ad 673 sore mask or Me roe oradoi ; rd baby, Nat 3 Kongra and 16 astir rid Ind MS MOO sides. Tbo guar oral of MIK urard, rd die re 2.110 room or um A. As rio obar trrr salor moral or part et No Ins or air la rarer. Tbs7ely ikeisseiss dwelling tie err erne es Delhi an two, esilatsilw re More Of the Corson sr Jarmo form to eersiele the task .S id to them oft doe I4s Ira Ihrelte I. or trcr Colonel Onittlted demur it the aseimert at Arm This se earls. sad as Jame W. D. DeNam 0.C.8., to ho Adishak, at raisevft 5..-Arks air Jams Pleasidso, tad Meo w =.C .', to the Vka Att.esie t List, sad af Arlie me W. Hanky to the yeah of Bean Rzcatnn ecs fie Ottawa— Fifty-eight me* bare bees Wield dubs the het tem& tha Orwistliar °suds, tarty-Am be the Caidokemet awl forty-thus for the Seale Year Or& Wa vathretaaa that the two isms at Canter bin, Met arm plant wisiss emit arserfeektd with a asa-manaholowad air,are he he mimed with a severe woptissead, as also Da seasemat= with as is jortettoo to be take .harmed la hie towards the Akan. being* OS PAT Cl BallY ASSILITANT-SCR esoss.—W• *dr lat ekes Wsi tae berstpeeted and aria sweild imeeme War" et Ws assklast-sorgataa of the *WEI may le Wass: der Ira beta dasidod on, sad dB bare tekearseihe OM hen the 21114 Wt. DONISSAL or air OffICIII Mil TSUI A 1117.— Taimoby monist dr. viola of the dhows d dr Royal listreee wee amellel et llempies lloseeht ft do per ms d WO, the isatere et like penal eseehoodel, white weteWi se Minn Osidnia r Weber WI. be teig d UM. Os.. Ireulthert Tele, lieyei Me sm. ea she mow= = o rt e =reet d *MN &b -oon ben mei% am/ pined weed Wane eseet Mei AwassorMilibilE rlally SI 110111111 i et ma isemenesee. Bee Illepati Ye directed List. .ter be Mentriel hem the melee, which wee -..rte ine 11O1TII . K9UTI, Dtc. 4. The tit-oat of the ships ti war deigned to form a Mona den, tecipeetes with si Mew The Caw sad 9t, *wow aim ant as rogiCy. As out sid toward. =soft do an at this part upwards of 2,000 ihr Ulu purse without drams( upon Uri harbour deals. Dic.2. CORK, The 11th, 11th, and 28th depots, ander Liends asat-Culossel Esvrtaa, marched to Faresoy yesterday. The 69th depot wield haw Instead oa Sunday, mad tar Yeratoy seat day, the laL tato inttlltattue. THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1.857. THB COONTBBB OP zusarzars 'IBMs- COMMON OP ONB OP 2HB TRIMS. A very explicit confession has just been mede s b o L a young man named Atwell, a prisoner in Chebridord se to the robbery of belonging the Counter Bilememe cc th e 22M P Orra q to uery, 1866. It will be remembered that the property, which was of rvalue, was acclaimed in a box, which was stolenfrom roof of a cab on its way to Waterloo-bridge Motion. Atwell states that he with two other men, known so o Witty" sad &int," were oat on the day Just mentioned with the intention `of committing robbery. They fol lowed the cab, end Witty jumped up behind the cab, and nulled the box down. The bole reared up, bat the drim did not observe them. They took it to the shop of Jackson, m oilman, in lermard-strest, Bhoreditch, and opened it in the bath parlour lathe presence of Jackson and his wife. Atwell says : I notloed the name of the Countess of Ellemere painted in white letters on the top of the box, and I said, 'Th , is lady is almost not to the Queen .' By that,' said Jr* 'Um* you have got something good.' Witty baps dkLg out t.O things. Wm. Jscleon mid, They are very dl things' thm cosairted of ladies' dresses. Then Witty &covered a little box, containing a hemostat. I said, Joe, this le gold.' He took mother out of the box ; went on farther shd brought , out a box shaped like a half-moca—that mamba • coronet for a lady's head. There was a thing In the *hope of a butterfly cored with sparks (diamonds). This wan sold Jto Mrs. ackson for half-a-crown, and a Ismof drams and shawlsfor6ol. Jacksonpurchased a lief fall of jewellery for 401. A lot of l ooae diamonds and ' blue drops' ware sold neat morning for 6s. and the other contents diapceed of in a similar fashion." Jackson and his wife were yesterday committed for trial, on the charge of feloniously mating the stolen property. M. 111111& 111:70Alt.—Tbe Monde Moo of Moira or Mumma/a mar. the pro don of tb British potwe In America. for the west esdlng Dm 1. I. ten 11d. par cwt.. esoluslve of the dation of carom paid or payable therwm.—K e rearm two bora made of tbe We of brown or if moovado ouyar. the modem of the Mortrltlm—Po Marto has boa mme of On arie of Mn. .or /dammed° sum. the produce of dr Met loam Homo/. Doc 4.—Our mantel Is moody, bat WM: w.lino Mamie haw of watch lho amply to min tory tholtod. an to good damn& mad °armload foil Wow as do al.o mod grocery corm, claming hortadoot but thee lather Mod of whkoh ths bolt of the Monk aosis.4 We much out of roPllo. ood 111.001, the Boer moods that lad hoer. 10 Us ....by too cargo. bu n.v bolo ookl bon• this loolik oto. or of 1.100 bo No. 111 ot Mc. &ad um of 800 boom fl e. ISO at Ma. both tally ktp mind toad an scstmecoodttlose. Relined prodom W MoM not I.lh • fair deemed tbk. work for lounoilato am aka; fm (mord delivery, bat we oO e Deo atdo to wools 007 Mrs.* ha prima Jimm lo Mawr dull, but Uwe Is Troy BUM oflortat• COTTON.—Livehrom have had a odd ashen meter; threoftenit the pat week. bat prime are .little man maim abbot; foc the mot part rather Weer Pea as Friday WC The dedand value of " " American today la toe Odom Id. Mettles 6ed.. Upletrale 6 pled. P.O IA Lone Moped centime ore doll dale. mad pricer 1.1 fully "4. per lb. lova. Berate tartly railaiNta their termer position The total Wei of the week are MOW balm end lathe& 040 AMITION lOU Bohm and 6.910 newt, ea easealallem and TN Amnion. 1.63 Bahia, ainl 2,010 warm for import. - Ilee mica Mame an animated at APAI balm including 600 balm ea apecalalka and fee exprt. INDIAN DESPATCHES. (►iott zAirr stores cusirrra.) 730 0.U. 0 of list night contobto *Collation d *Mbar despatches, reports, sad mom level tilkone sow Cr body coromorollag la bids. OTTIINANT-COLONTL Z. °SEATO= TO TIN DTPUTT ANT ADJLTAXT-OZAIRAL, *. am% 1867. Mr,-1 ham d hemew peek fir the Jahr maim of the Megair•Oseseel Oemomodami, lot, in conse quence of oat leases from Awe, I otwebed from Haiku@ ; at 8 p.m, on the 9th, canying the Msropean infantry ca de phsau and cart., sad encamped ea the Brigade Parade road at this pike shout 6 LK. Yesterday at half-pest 10 deist my mop am eaddialy aelesiod. fa the heat and . right amt. 1 gamed to Me Moe mad Mond the artillery pais ast - - ind bat Mairbi'm Lam la the col Mis. 1 pmmoideistrillit Dar Megaity's 11116 tiod ftholloy to dr rtgbi Ire e r s tro =No a/ dYa Ike maw, imid bide. Mar peas, ' we wtYi sew imp. Oa the way I oak on an the lee, Ilk Pmb Cavalry emed umg, am. Waft the infantry in Molding ardor with their sap peke. t r ack the meshy to time epos imam war the Zan poos Infeatry Barracks, with dlemolomo to mow so aeon sioscoo would permit. The filosteor Apo battery hod by lids thee corn, cap ; I shamed Yom lea @impart et tits Whitey ea the road kaolin Mu the *Mktg Puma*. ✓ound to the Dbolepore-road, mod Me airmieleme mdemoced sad cleared the compounds to their frost; the Ponimeth Cavalry, under Lieutenant Wakes, bad thou the egrets airy of soaking a mos gallant charge, delviag off she estimmrs sowers and capturing four gum. After this the rebels weds no stead on the right, but Um left coatiamd to he body engaged, and the enemy's sowers advanced with great Meer schaation on the gnus, er of which was MealW frees its gammen having been cot down, and for the inommt be ' the of the ebony ; it was, bewever, M utant y recaptured, end the 9th Lancers charged the cowers and drove them from the field. Iregret to my that two most excellent oflkers, Lim*. maim wench and Pock were wounded, the former woe ' 15117, sad I tear that IMO hope ma be entertained of the m em* d Lienimmat Joss. I adrasuad during this time an the Dleoiepore road, capturing gone as we went on, WI the 9th Leman mad artillery, supported by the 79th and tad Punjsnb Infeatry. Wysocki on the left, taking four guns on their way. The whole line cow moved to the front, the Punjeub Cavalry, as usual, performing moat excellent tier vice on the Banks, till we reached a village three miles :rum hence, where we baited for a short time, the *bole of the enemy being then in hill flight we were now joined la. 3M Eumpeans, end Colonel Cotton, commanding at came up and took command of the whole of the troops. esetny's camp was descried about two miles in advance, and we marched upon it, the road strewed in all directions with baggage and cert. ; the infantry was ordered to halt at the Oniap and the cavalry and artillery punned the enemy to the Kharee Nuddee, 10i miles from Agra. The enemy bad crossed the river before we reached it, leaving behind him all his guar, a return of which is attached. The end. hey find grape and round shot at the retreating enemy arrive the river, with good effect. The country all round was covered with fugitives, of whom a large number were cut up. They have all now crowed the Kharee Nuddee. After a short halt we returned to ramp, and the captured guns were all brought in during the night. I have not been able to estimate the sway's number, ea in addition to the Isidore force, sad the Neemuch and the Nurser abed brigades, Seperys were found killed belong ing to kith Unread 'ins, Hurrianeh Light Infantry, Gwalior Contingent and several others. The whole country, as far so one could see, was covered with fugitives; but of theen many were probably camp followers and rabble. I have never seen such a rout, and, had our artillery and cavalry been Omit, few would have crossed the Moms Nuddee; not they bad marched 4t miles In less than thirty hours before arriving at Agra. It is impossible to my too much of the excellent °oviduct of the whole of the tro o ps, officer. and men, and I trust it will meet with the approbation of the majm-getteral commanding the field force at Delhi. It is my intention, as mom as shave been joined by the detach ment now ea its way from Delhi, to premed towards Fatty shay, with a view of effecting a junction with General Havelock's form, subject to the approbation of General l'eany.—l have, &c.. " E. H. OltrAlailli, Lieur-Colonel, corn 'minding Moveable Column." LIST OF OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED BEFORE DELHI Ul' TO At - Gun 31. Camp before Delhi, Sept. I. _ FILLED Oil Toro OF wovson. _ Colonel C. Chimer. Adjutant-General of the Army; Cap tau C. W. Rumen, tath Regiment Native Infantry, orderly officer; Captain J. W. Detainee, 66th Ite,cialest Native Infantry, orderly Aker; Lieutenant H. 0. Perkins, Homo Artillery; Lieutenaat T. E. Dickies, Adillary; Caplan T. M. Oreensell, 24th Pool, muscat field engineer; Sexed Lintiment E. Jones, Enchain+, minuet field eagineer; Alligallt Curran T. Moore, Gth Dragoon Guards; Brant Llantatemat -Cilcael K. A. Yule, 9th Lancers; Lieutenant W. H. Bynames, Bth (Kiam'e) Regiment ; Captain F. An- dem, 60th Rear; Ensign W. H. Napier, 60th Rl6. lintanant 16. A. Hanaphrys, 20th Native I flavors, attached to 60th 'tiara; Lintemant T. Giebbrie, 61st Regiment; Captain k W. J. Kam, 76th Regiment; Uetivenant Henan, 73th Regement; lieutenant W. Cream, 75th Re giment ; bilateral& H. Jackaos, 2.4 Positive. ; Second Lieutenant D. M. BMri6 , Zed matilkm; Ensign 0. C. Walter, 46th Naha Infantry, attached to 2nd Fnalars; Snip C. Wheatley, 64th Natty. Infantry, attaebed Ca mara Battalion; Unmeant J. H. Beene, Wed Native la away, attached In ILIML•00. Battalion • Lieurenant Yorke, led Nadel Infantry. etched B,kh Brevet •Captain W. G. JAW. 10th Nally* banter, attactioi to la Panjaab latintn; Lieutenant E. J. Travers, clad Native Infantry, attacked to la Punjaub Infantry; Lana sant W H. Leandro, 64th Native Infantry, attached le let Panjaub infantry; Lieutenant CI. Bettye, kith Nod,. Wintry, attached to Guide Cavalry, ~rurruen. Brigadier. Guard N. 13: - C1;16;'dain, a4jaliatiessral et not., 00 1 2 01 11; Wird A. IL Becher, quartermaster- , gmend et may, wady; Usslorat F. 8. Roberts, do gbinlminemillar-gmewal of may, slig= ia Zdirlim ill as rti. D. Illieren, camerae( let Ea pie me z ermesifs mi yaginin P. C. Lines, Llthilltill7 .4h =. ; Lientenant-Colonal T. a l Cm., Ilk Wa Wtly, elimekeel to lst Mgr* ; IdentoOehnn IL elltliNalim Inkadsj,_ i l 6 111 = Ikev*Lawarsweawa=si & = ,, Z. K. Mew, - 7 -- •ej Oman Teem , slightly ; Bremer IL I= 7l A i r si" , illei*; Captain R. Fagan T. - Z. Isinas, Aralkry, gime* ; A. As* • First Litidorial A. Emmy, r is fire G. Br limeg H. P. ZielAzDerg eol 2d a*y bring C. Beam Araliary, rah '; - , elrlderismart J. Mmykeilkiry, wordy ; Ihiald P. Tkinagana, , mennly_• flegend Linkman A. H. At ar.vsisly; &and Lemilmen Z. Fromm =Limbered &T. IlltaftAlami, , 40 0 7: t H. CidekiMir. Arltdmil. auglall1; Am' diernhampen W. W Irelsa&M.D., ; lart.-Onlinsi R. alefi B. Sank, of Prgitegru rtilk r c , • Lismenant J. T Waft", Bombay 7, Liestanant E. Walker Ingleasers,Wilj Bein otzu Unbent W. Z. Warrant Riegel dadMeredy ; Lagiminnt U. O. Oename, Bent emi lightly ; Linilensed AI. Perla., Bengal . 4 k 8 0 ;. end Linimmertll. Lia, Bagel ; Innimart A. A. de B. MDT. manly; Crain Z. G. Dude& a ll ai =s Z ni.is eni i s ly Brent Caplan E. N. a) illghdy• lienteasest W. W.W. Pores, a Zet mat, Airy ; Enke T. Bun karytly ; Captain H. F. P alens, 60th Rides, orolorig • Carats C. Joon, 60th Mks se= Lligamein G. C. H. W 604 k Ear, Usedement J. D. Doan 410th iliglady ; Lieutemn; Q. G. Blabs, Nth Ram digkely; P. J. Curtis, Nth ItZes, amerely ; UsIP W. G. Turn, 66th Ridge, imenly ; Enema A. 8. Ilealkein 112th slightly ; t7M.I. H. K. Inn 00th albs, Blighty; A. ire, 11th Native lawny, atteehed to 80th . nightly, twine; Ligatement W. B. W. Perm; 61. st Regi men, severely ; Lisedenent C. J. Walks, 61st Regiblult ninny; Lieutenant T. B. H Oat slightly; Brigs & B. Ellington, 61st dengeroany ; Zings Z. B. Andros, 61st Regineat, ; Lien tement-Colonal C. Herbert, 76th Regiment, elightly ; copra Z. Damon, 76th Rit., dangeromly ; Limn mat J. IL 8. Fitelersid, 76th llagiment, slightly ; Lerman end Adjatant R. Barter, 76th Regiment. severely ; Lieu bruit C. R. Riven, 76th Regiment, slightly ; Inutenent 0. C. N. Faithful!, 76th Regiment, slightly ; Lieutenant C. IL Pine , 76th Regnant, slightly ; Paymsater D. F. Min hog, 76th Regiment, nightly ; Aseletant-Burgeou 8. A. Lithems, 76th Regiment, slightly; Colonel J. Welchem., lit Europan Bengal Feathers, dingerotudy; Ile* 0. 0. Jacob, tat European Bengal Fannie, ; Captain B.ChwrWmlstEuropean Renal Fusiliers, , Mom Cap tor' Z. Brows, let Europe= Bengal Fullers, Lieutemant H. B. Weems, is Extremes Bawl Flue lime, slightly ; Lieutenant J. W. Daniell, lit European Bengal Paean% smoky; Lansaw A. O. Own, lit Hammen Bengal Fusiliers, slightly; Boomed Liniment N. Ellis, let European Bengal Punkin; slightly ; Liniment C. R. Blair, 2nd European Bengal Fu= war* i Lieutenant J. T. Harrill, tad E F . = emenly ; Caplan D. Kemp, 6th us gre Infantry, to had Eumpean Bengal Forbin, emgrely ; Liftman& T. N. Walker, gOth Native Infantry, attacked to kid NB.Alroam. Middy ; Liman/Et A. Teat= l e Ishary, Mamba to the &maser Buys.. ems nightly mil mos wanly; Lieutenant 8. Ems, 9th Native Infen , elembed Os &man Battens, slightly Us A. H. Hmrd. 10th Native Infamy, attached to dersair Battalion, reß; Unman H. D. Z. W. Choke, 26th Naar, Iry, Method to Simon Berallea,gligkily; Lieutenant A. B. Tondo, 49th NA., attached to Kennon Bettalkm, slightly; Lieutenant C. F. Padre, 4th N. 1., at tached to 4th Sikh Infantry, very siverely - Lientenant A. IPtha36th N. 1., emend to 4 th 80th Indrary, smardy; a' is l r J. Coke, °immanent let Faqirs)) Inentry, severely ; Ligament H. T. Pollock, 361 k IVA Labaley, madad te let robed) Weary, ray ninety ; Caron B.Dalogri nemilleat Gelds Coma, w.nny l Liman T. G. Cannendaat Canby Guide(lisp., severely•, Lieu= i. H. Ithabbeare, 60th 24.1., attached to Guide Corp., slightly; Ligament C. W. Hawes, Adjutant, Guide Corp., slightly Liontroast A. W. Mornay, 42ad Light Infoutty, attached to Guido Corps, oarerely ; BC•110. 0.7 . Chalmers, 3rd Native Inhuttry, attached to Ours Corps, slightly. H. W. NOlll4O, Lienen . ant, Annan SPORTING. of tho Army. MANCHESTER—FaIDAT. Nat latid.a.doten Cumbers premise at th• lAA to-day, aid op twain. READING STEEPLECHASES.—Dec. 29. imam no To 1144•11.. Osas rine .61.6.--66. MitrirV"l.l aU:I4 'wk....di Tr . mom; 1666.1164 . 01... 6.01; MONK 6 yrs; 04.114 'tort e : aloha% 6 ; 6 : yrs; TM Moor. mei Ceti: p. .7C C... 6 6 yrs : Bludy. .T.: Black !gm, r.l• Abel : 71.41.6.11.14; TIMM ONO /../mt). W. ar. Perm. 6 w: 1.10 NMI 01111010. SOL Swam yea .r . •• Bauu.o Orbs Oragmcbmi.—lbm oda -144%.4444. IS* : Vona QQIIII.. bp& 114 IS; Thelm llb Mt bib ; SA Ilb ; •444. Ob flablap . 4m. 144 SOMao Lm. ty.4. 3161 lib: load of Um OM. redMimak SO L4O : 04.44. /33b Abloom. no. 11071116: Abod-W4r. 1444. ISb ; Sir I•dror.lbt 111bOry. ma. lIM Win 44•414.. ▪ Illb; Mak S. and,o*l44, ; 2 . 1141 lab; &M i r 911. • NI. Wier. $ rft Sb; MM.( bloWi nb ; tub Dm 94 rib , Ow 'Pk Mgt: .Sim NM*. 1710.9a11b. PEI C2LLIO3 OP POMMY 40.1111717 4 SUMMON. PRESTON, FLIDAT Mawr. Mr. Thomas Monk was brought beton a full beech of magistrates, at the Town-hall, this amnia& sharps' with forging Edward Turner's will and Mewls' the same. Mr. Sugar, barrister, appeared for the prcaecution ; end Mr. B. A. Cross, M.P., barrister, for the defence. Mr. Seger stated the facts of the cue, which ware proved by several witnemes, via, that on the day after dmeassra death, Dlr. Moak applied at the bank for deceased's Warm 6a, in a paper in prison/Vs handwriting ; that paper um not produced the payment was refused. Subse quently he applied to the Res. 8. Clerks, a sturogste, for Isaias of administratkin of the effects of the de• ceased. He was told there would be daisy, sad he oubeequently called on Yr. Clarke, and stated that the will had been round, and that dooms* mare* the bulk or the major lam of the decomors aids to him (Yr Monk), who wee in no way related to the dammed. The will was found at Lancaster, and the prisoner noshed the balance at the bank, having previously disposed of Tunis houaehold effects. Mahal Fernworth, who worked for the dammed, said that the signature "Edward Turner" endorsed upon the will wee not Turner's handwriting. The attesting slimmer cannot be found. The will is d►ted February 14th, 1837. The prisoner .141 remanded till Tuesday. There wen eight magistrates on the ben* end application for bell wee Teased. Great sensation is felt on the subject, and the court area crowded to excites. CRTRTAL PALACE COnrAN2.—The report of the select committee appointed to consider the plane brought forward for the reduction of the capital of the Crystal Palace Company is in favour of the creation of a spa per cent. de benture stock, to the relent of 2.60,0001., and so the mat best plea, of a guaraetee fund. They =Fret the following plan ier the reduction of capital:-1. An unrestricted erhunalun *elite, to be granted on the 'armada' of ten ordinary or sight preference skate, or the payment of 601. 2. Life ad mission. ; on all days wham the sdesianon is under be., and on payment of hall the price when above 6e., for fear ordi dinary or three preference *harem, or payment of 201. 3. Family life tickets; subject to the Name condllicas an No. 2, to be had on terms P 1190,7 No. 1. 4. Life tickets for ad minion on one shilling days only, for two shares or 101. 6. An unrestricted semion ticket for one year, for one ahem or U. The committee also recommend a scheme of Mr. Fuller'. for • •• Art• Union," fur raising 160,0001., 100,0001 to be distributed in prizes of art, science, and Mei future ; the remeouing .50,0001. to be paid to the Crystal Palace Company as n-ot of . premisen The report, in con clusin, reconenrmi, the division of dude. among the direc tors, by the appointiucnt of committees of their own holy, for the inimedbitc superintendence of the various branches of the adore the company the propriety of a reduotion In the price of season tickets, in the event of three or nitre of snob tickets being taken by members of the lame family ; end tiro ealtiestion to eels of . plaate, trees, !mere, Ate, Tit 01:1TWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Indus, Captain Zeiss, left Southampton yeaterday. with the aemj Bast has and China mails, a Tull mina, and lid pas sengers. There are also on board (es roofs for India) Si men Ind 4 eaters of the Hoyal *Miley. _Among the par emirs we Lady Cavanagh, Major °maiden, Captain end Mrs Capeain Johann, Paymaster Powell, Aster dress Reynold disammos, s, Rev. Made* Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Waterhouse, de. The total amount of epode taken by the Indus Is 414,2801.1. 1.643 home. O'OR AUSTRALIAN GOTERNORS.—The oilories of the Chmerson of the Atueraliss colonies an as follows : Haw Sentls Wale*, Sir William Denison, 7,000.; Victor* Sir Henry risibly, ISOM.; Tasmania, Sir H. B. Fos Ten. & 4,00 W., and a colonial allowance) of 2.600/. for con tinual eapmare : South Auelesils, Str Richani Graves Ideseleanele, 4,000 i.; Western Australia. Mr. Arthur Limed Kennedy, 1,8001.; sad New Zealand, Colonel news GIRO Brume, 3,600 i.— /Veal:orrice Gairter. CSYSTAL PALACE — ONS MILLING DAT. FLIDAT, D.c. 4.—Adssimiess ea prowl,6lB ditto by ~a tionsts, XS; hal MIME% 787 CroTcrezataisted,—Everett had come to Loudon with her. They were Saybag at an hotel at 26, Basingball-strest. All Use vitamins were there. Everett had tees there with her ere da , and she hid been to Astley's with his. The party eoaieted et Mr. sad Mrs. l!cmitulst, bar &kr, thotalmwgi sad Everett. Had not dined with Everett Saco site bees to London. Had Mid with him several time. Went to Doncaster rams with Everett. Her sister, Mraratobse, want with than. Had walked arm in arm with Everett in Boater ewe Inly. He had told her, time akar thus, be would not marry her until her character was classed. M Doacaster she paid bar expense . and be paid his. Had be to church twice with Everett Imre. Had been to Member tee with him to an the Exhibition. Slue wont there with him ekes. Did not say, " John, it won't do tor' us to be %about the country, be cause Houk/atm les an actioa." Did not talk about the marrityle. last John as a husband, until suck time as this was settled. Could sotsy that it was postponed until Houlgate was paid. Kra. HM wee he lves' 40 sad 60. Nlll. ?Weber we esperated 110112 her Issaband. Tonna Kin me is the habit of ocarina to bee boa Weald sow that be had arm slept taste. He bad sot paid his addresses MAN. Mobs,. OW we a isamied womb, and no men could do that. Mrs. Hill had his. to her hones at night to sak for br soa. Behaved that Mrs. Fletcher helped yam( Hill. He entered her house, bat did not remain Me minutes. Mrs. Hill bad set told her sot to harbour her son. On the night visa Mrs. KM team Mrs. Fletcher went down to the garden to hue Ifikidottiall, sad spoke to Mrs. Hill, and they went as a put del. KN. Hill woe for her sca's pony, not for bar sew Re-exam,ned—Nothing improper boll tams piece between whams and pain Hill. When he case to his Mess, she visited with Kra. Hill, end they were as very Medi, Millions Unwire, the landlord et the beam in which Mrs. Brown sad M. Fletcher lived, gave conflana. evidence of the inlet views on the night of the 15th of Jmlf, crises the slender was uttered . resaexamised—Mr. Brown came to Nee with whams In June. Been that she had • mall draper's shop end lore of her own. Everett's visite since this occurred lad fallen off from four or eve those a week to once • wash or moss fortnight. Mrs. Roams Lougmire, the wife of the last witness, cor roborated plaintiff's and her husband's evidence. Glom-mamined—Had been to Astlorts sad to church. Mint to see the large ship en Sunday. Mealier, the attor ney, took the whole party. Mr. John Everett, the miter o f Mrs. Brown, sail be slivald have married her Were th is, if the wants bad not hem spoken, sad he had made MN viers lee Asa. They ware not en unfriendly term, bat he had told her he Amid not merry her air do mold redeem her character. Crosaexandned—Hed sot diadedned the lady cm exeunt of this. Had Men to Doncaster Rams and to the Matches ter Exhibition with bee. Had called en her shout once • iartnight, to know from the good lady how the tame was Cu.s. Had been to two their'. innthey cams to One wee Astley's ; he did not remember the other. Had walked about arm in arm with the plaintiff in Sootier. This was the plaintiff's cam. Mr. Edwin James submitted that no cue d special damage had been made out, became the words Imputed that al WM was Event's whore, and Everett knew that was The Chief Baron mid that even without the general im putation in the words, "If you don't know, them two strumpets In your house do," a man might very well sup- Fee that no one would charge • woman In hie presence with being his whore, unless there was some reason for thinking the woman unchaste. Mr. Edwin James then addereed the jury for the defen dants, explaining that abusive l in the mouths of angry women was not actionable unless special damage could be paned, and the declaration therefore illegal that the plaintiff had loot her marriage with Everett ; but he submitted QM Ur refusal of Everett to marry wu a pretence for the puree of wreaking Mrs. Brown's vengeance on Mra. Hill, sad taking some money out of Mr. Hill's pocket. He 'Ad than to take that view of this came, and to give their verdict kw Ur defendant. The Chief Baron, in summing up, expressed his regret that the action had not Leen waled by the parties, sad re marked upon Mr. Jane. having omitted to my a word which might have the effect of reaming peace ; and having con tented himself with urging that there was no special damage, be thought the inquiries made in croon examination of Mrs. Brown gave a much room mamas complexion to the case than it would otherwise have parented. If it were a got up car tot the purpose of damages, then the verdict ought to be for the defendant; but if they thought it the reasonable coneequence of Mr. Everett's wish to prevent future insi nuations upon the woman he intended to make his • rife, the jury ought to give a verdict for the plaintiff, with such da mson a. they thought proper. The joriliiivaldrtely gave verdic t for the plaintiff, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dw. 4. (Before lb. Coonalisloaar Evaaa.) IN RE WILLIAM TTLILY. The bankrupt was the well-Intelm gristles of Bolt-court, Fleet-street. This wee the meeting for cho ice of saeitoem. The liabilities hare been roughly estimated at upwarde of 20,0001. ; the amount of wets has not yet been amertained. lir. Hodge, jun., of the firm of Spalding sod Hedge, whole mks stationers, of Drury-lane, was chosen node @soignee ; Mr. Johaeon in the official assignee; and Yews. Walker and Martineau the solicitors. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.—Dr.L. 4. (Palmist: Lord Judo, Knight Brace, Lord Judo, Tuner, the Right Rev. the Bishop of London, Right Hon. T. Pemberton Leigh, Right Hon. By John Pearson, and Sir Alward Ryan.) ARCHDEACON DENISON'S CASE. Teidordey, Sir Fitarey Hay, Dr. BSA, sad Dr. Phillizeore addnered raft eatil its . Mr. Cele rMge bee yet to Ite bred ea the rune ids, Sir F. May TVI7. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Dr.c. 4. g Plias Minis la Middlssia.—Brien the Lord Chief Bens mad e Comma Jory. Mr. &risme Hopei end Mr. Pollock smeared ea Domini for the plaintiff, sod Mr. Edwin Jensen Q.C., end Mr. Phip eon conducted the are of the dehiadente. The action wee brought by Mn. Ann Brown, the widow of • ihsendraper of Rooter, Mr. William Hill, • tenser of the neiglahoorhond, tna s =ti hi. wife, to recover dentegee fir the hew having spoke@ o the plaintiff &hely end malielmealy mends words (tutneemeary to repeat hen), inepothg wavirtertee media to her in ha re lations with a perms named Everett, to whom she wee about fob married. eta ineffect attempt had been mode to settle the ease, and on opening it &drat Hayes exmeeeed his regret at their baring to try it. He did not sib for heavy damage., in the plaintiff's object wae more to vindicate her diameter from the imputation which had been mat upon it. A very gross charge had been mad*, and Mr. Everett, the person who bad agreed to marry bar, receded from hie emplement Ea her ..t.actm had been clewed. Kra. Brown, the plaintiff, Mated that on the 19th al July she went to Kirton 'Fair, and was returning to (beater about half-part 9in the evening, when on the road she sad the persons with her, including Mr. Everett, her suitor, over took Mr. Hill and his son. The son was very tipsy, and they helped him en the road. After she had mitred to rest In the spsrtmento which she occupied with her dater in the Lour of Mr. Longuitre, she heard a noise outside, and found Mts. Hill calling to Mr. Longmire to know where her eon's pc..ja : w ere. Mr. Longerire answered her from his bedroom that he mew • man pees riding the peny, sad it most be lamas by that time. Mrs. Hill said he was • liar, and it be did not know where the pony was, the two strumpets in his beam did, •the plaintiff and her deter. She mat down to Mill, and demanded en explanation. Mrs. Hill repeated the charge, and asii eke wee • strumpet and a whore, and the whore of John Everett After this, Everett said he would not marry kyr uatli bar character wee dead. .ASSIZIS INTBLLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.-MAIDSTONE, Dm 4. (Bdore Mr. Jostles Wilke.) ATTENPTID littlilDlit OP A WWI. Frederick John Bushell, 27, • powerful, determined-looking young man, was indicted for the capital offence of wounding Rosanna Bushell, with intent to murder her. The indictment ale° contained the anal minor counts of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm, sad to maim and itieshie. Baena Bushell, the proacatrix, a very good-looking young woman, deposed that the prisoner was her husband, and they lived at the time of this occurrence in Hartley-street, Dover. On Sunday, the 27th of September, she and the pei toner were at home together, and nothing particular occurred during the day, and they went to bed about half-peat eight o'clock. The primer shortly afterwards got up, and she alao got out of bed, and they sat up for more than two hours, and then went to bed again. Very eoon after they bad been in bed the second time the prisoner again got up, and she sew him go and get • razor, and he approached the bed whets she was lying, with the visor open in his hand. She took op a shawl that wee on the bed end twisted it round her throat, and the prisoner then eeisad bold of her and pulled her out of bed, end she strug gled with him to the door of the room, mad then fell down pairs. The prisoner followed her, and again laid hold of her at the stair foot, and be then cut her throat with the rev,. The wound was inflicted through the shawl. She struggled with him end tried to obtain passedon of the razor, and in doing we her thumb and several of her fingers were severely cut. She at length contrived to get away from him and ran to Use police elation, and as elle woe going oat of the door of the boas, she observed the prisoner in the act of appa rently cutting hie own throat. The proseautris, in answer to queolona put to her by Mr. Clark, mid that she had left the hones of her bastard sod gone with her two children to her mothee's, at New Romney, and she had returned on the 27th of September of ber own accord, and the prisoner appeared to be very g l a d t o eel her, and they were very friendly and happy all day, end nothing animist occurred until they went to bed. A wen 7 short time after thsy had beta lit bed the primer mid he could not deep and be would go down stabs, end eke told him ehe would get up too, and they both west and mat by the window fee two or throe hears to their nighhelothos. Their convenetion was of • kind and teemed}, I .e They then went to bed again, and a lbw mistrals ~nerds the Celadd that • fortase4slier at Dover bed told t there would be was, dom. The Omer then got up, and she saw him make Mesas km with • razor in his hand, and she had hardly time to wrap the shawl round her throat before the fektmer had bold of her and pulled her out of bed. He did not injure her In any memoir In the bed-room, but a ft er she hod struggled with him and Wm down Mire be know** bee and oat her throat with the razor. She believed that the under the empleion that she was unfaithdel Yin, was there was no fonedation for suck • orampielen on We pert, and he had accused hr of being Whiting with gmenemen whom she had never aeon. They lived very mehapol is maw gnome of the prisoner's eumkkin that she was U(tine with other men. It wee only daring the els months pike toter/- Mau that the prisoner eatertelned this or picks. It was en tirely a delusion on his pert Her husband wes27 years old, and she had heard that his mother was conilned in • lunatic asylum and died there. Upon re-azazaination by Mr. Ribton, the promentriz said, that the reason ahe left her Inaband's house on the last OCCII• don ma that he accused her of being unfaithful to him, and ha had several times threatened to murder her. He had made thew threats before he accused her of brag unkithful. Hs did so when he wan in liquor. There was nothing in hie conduct during the three years they had been married to in duce her to believe that he was mad. He need to work regu larly when he amid get it, but he sometimes need to spend nearly all hie wages end get drunk, sad this caused them to quarrel. (burp Geddes, a sergeant of polio@ at Dover, deposed that about to minutes to one o'clock in the morning of the With ci September the prosecutriz rushed into the police station with nothing but hil night clothes on, and nearly covered with blood. He also observed • kegs wound on her neck, end in consomme* of what she mid be went to the maidesai of the prinmar and found him there struggling Wilk another meatable named Bowles, who was endeavouring to take a razor hale him. He at last suoceeded in doing so, and handed it to witness It was open end bloody. He abound at the some time that the primmer bed • wound in his threat, and he was aubioquently conveyed to the hospital. George Bowles, the constable referred to by the km wit ness, deposed that on the eight in question he herd • cey of "Murder " from • woman's voice, and, on preendlag to the home of the primmer, he saw him standing at the window, and he called out to him, Go for my brother James, tin I am dying." He me at this time that thews was • woad in hie throat, and he asked him what was the matter, and he said, in reply, " I have been and done what they wanted to do for us—out our throats." At this time the prisoner had a razor in his hand, end whiner asked him to give it to him, but ha objected to do so, and witness took it from him. While the prisoner was at the hospital Mums had the charge of hen, and he several times inquired of him if his wife was deed ; and when he told him she was not, he said he was pure she would die, as he hod given her a good cutting. The prisoner appeared to be gobs sober when he first saw him on the night the offence happened. Crone-examined—He did not hear theramoner sayanything about his having heard people talking in the street on the night the affair happened. Mr. John Welter, a surgeon at Dover, deposed that he was seat fur on the night in question and found the prosecu triz lying on the floor of the police-station in • very faint and exhausted state from loos of blood, and be observed a wound on the left aide of her throat There were sloe several cute on the fingers of each hand, and there was • deep cut between the thumb and linger of the left hand. The wound in the throat was a very dangerous one. A small branch of the jmular vein was divided, and if the injury had extruded a .n datum further it most have been mortal. Mr. Clark made an able address to the jury oa behalf of the prisoner, and he said that of ammo It was impoesible for him to deny that the prisoner's was the hand that inflicted the in jury epee the unfortunate proenutri; bat the defence he was instructed to offer wee, that by mown of the condition of hie oiled he was not criminally respondble for the act he bad tosunitted. He called the attention of the jury to the bus, that the prisoner appeared to have been quite sober on the eight the occurrence happened, and that there did not appear to have been any geared between the Fiume and hie and urged that the act of violence had been eddy o by a sadden feeling of finny which the prisoner wee enable bo control. . . . sew 00... &veal whiteness were examined on behalf of the firisonsr, whose evidence went to show that • • that time before the occurrence took place the primmer had exhibited a good deal of eccentricity in his conduct, and it was ea proved that when the father of the prisoner wee about his age be wee _der a similar delusion with regard to the fidelity of the praiser's mother to that exhibited by the primmer, and that his mother died in a lunatic asylum, after having been imellned there for eighteen months. Mr. Justice Willie, in amazing up _the care t explained to the jury the law with regard to the defence of insanity, and Awned upon the importance for the sake of the safety of society, that a defence of th at description should not pre vail, except upon strong evidence ; and he said that unlea it was clear ly made out to their eatisfaction, that at the tame the offence was committed, the prisoner was incapable of distlegroiehing between right and wrong, mot being e were that what he wasdointwea an act contrmy to the laws of God and man, they would not be justified in acquitting him upon the pound of inanity. The Jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner Guilty of wounding the pessxatrix with intent to do her grievous bodily harm, and be was sente n ced to be kept in penal inn Ando for the term of We natural life. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WoacEsna, Dw. 4. (Baton Mr. Baran Martha.) Eihma Hart ma arraigned for the wilful murder of his wife, at Stoorbridge, on the 23rd August last. Mr. Powell prerocuted ; the prismer was undefended. The facts of the case ere rather singular, end it resolved itself at lest into a charge of manslaughter. The prisoner and his wife had not heed happily together, and the former tore a very indifferent character. The wife bed been suffer ing from choleraic diarrhoea, and on Saturday, the 22nd August, was ill from that disorder. Mrs. Mina, a neighbour, waited upon her on that evening and applied hot fomentation, to her bowels, which Mislead the pun, and next morning she tea much better. The prisoner had been out drinking all Saturday night, and returned home on Sunday morning at about eleven o'clock muck the worse for liquor. He immediately went up-stairs to him sife's mom, where she was lying in bed, and instead of condoling with her, abused her, and told her it was her own fault that she wee tit. The deceased put out her hand to her husband to shake, and be took it and lay down on the bed by her ode, with his clothes on. In this position Mrs. Mills, the neighbour, left her. On her return to the room, shortly aftersards, she found him asleep, still lying on the bed, with his hand over his wife's nose and mouth. The wife was dead and black in the face, having evidently died from guff ,cation. The woman ran down stain and called in another neighbour, Mrs. Morris who went up and found him In the same position, with his hand over his wife's face. The two women tried, without success, to awaken him, but he removed his hand. They then went in quest of the relieving officer, and in about en hour returned again end found him in the name poeitiun by the side of his dead wife. Evidence was given by •surgt Al to the effect that the woman died from apphylis. The primmer said he webs quite unconscious of having injured his wife. He was found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced to 15 months imprisonment. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-YORI CASTLE, DEC. 3. Mr. Justice Williams took Ma seat this morning, and deli vered his address to the reread jury of the county. Thera are two caeca of murder and dm of manslaughter, one of the latter arising out of a reilway accident, as to which criminal ortgligeoca is attributed to the driver of a train. Some of the cams the learned judge expected would demand much labour sad attention, and in that sense the swims would be heavier than usual, but the catalogue of °dew:saws+ not mare heinous than on former occasion. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROUSE, .... - John Palnlerstots was charged with firing off a pistol in Fish-street-hill. • • • • The prisoner, who was very drunk at the time, wu taken into custody, on suspicion, by a policeman who 'nerd the report, and on his being esarched a revolver of six chambers was found on him; five of the chambers were loaded with powder and ball, and the sixth had been recently dis charged. Maresca' key. were also found, and • box of was, whit an inspector informed the Lord Mayor wu need for taldng impresdons of keys. Pamerston—lropreenone of keys, eh! Why, it's lip Neve. Any chemist will tell you that. The Lord Mayor—Are you troubled with sore lips? I do tee think you are from their appearance. Palmerston—Occenonally I em, especially during sharp winds. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—The weather has been remarkably mild lately for this time of the year. Palmerston—lt's common lip salve, and you cannot prove to the contrary. Inspector Foulger—l hope your lordehip will remand the prisoner, in order that he may be seen by the police. I am sure from what I know of him that if he entered a house to commit a burglary be would shoot any man who attempted to prevent him. The prisoner was remanded. SOUTHWARK. - - - - Christie* Settler, a Bavarian, who was last week examined at the Maneion-house on a charge of wilfully murdering Thais, the detective, wee brought up foe further examine. that on the ume charge, the death of Thais having shwa taken plea at Guy's Hospital, which is within the juridic. tion of the court. The &eta of the case have already ap peared at some length. On Mr. Stutchhury proceeding to examine witnesses ea to the stolen property, Mr. Combs thought thet wee t 11112.00 IW7, so they did not require to investigate more respecting the felony. A ques tion might arise as to whether the prisoner was in lawful custody, and on that foiling the felony would drop to the pound; but here he wee charged with a more serious offence. It did not matter whether ho was legally arrested or not. He had undoubtedly committed wilful murder, and that wee now the chief charge against him. The prisoner was remanded for the attendance of a medical Aar from the hospital. COTTON GOODO—liteesiwork Dee 4.—The wheat has reamed tato the arse pulse dolmen that presallei leas ewe. The Improve ment on Tanta Ira as we thee sista, taloa dm to the letters tat had front India and 011ak red the orders trona by Oa. Whet been plated. the tomporery Wham haerted to hoesewe for da or two ha hoe wholly loot. *ahem sad rreasfaearas. who N the .0057 part of the eat wore hoidens fora alga hii•SING. are how salons sellers again se ties lowest aera teenaa 114.01121. P.M home Vas sod foreign man hoar an beam with saran ow :ion, sod to may ern are delay hat to eothlnth Thom la awe= nor haw= to Males. their o. e.O MmW the =hey mead 1. loam aster elate and they here sea bow the yawed anamennal olds o''l and. • anions feast. of 'hat hootha noes la thee 60 per oat of I the dab shipped wee to Win, China. O.ehet eed dash meal 0. whilst TS per oat. of all the yarn dapped yea to Orman, and other Sampan ham COltlf.—Czarsroai, Dar. 4.—Wo had • moderato manly of want at market to-day. ma dull trade at the prim. of last week, Mere MIL but few borers: farmers Tory 050.11150 to Ni at any decline. Wheat, *IMO. fels. toestra ; rad, La to M. ; etas. 54.. lanma, w z io. L L t Go. quality all amerfraloas realised ls. Memo. apas La weak. Wens email supply. mad tally malmatu their Mut Loma, Dm. 4.—Our market bas hew ell soppled with wtma today, sad prioambout the lams as 44 weak. fae market clMog dull. Barley la , toprovod request. fay presloos rataWILL. red, 44.. ; white. to 51.1. barley. erirsdlm 19s. 335. ; [maim. 34.. to Watirtsto, Dm. 4.—lar Ina yLow Meat la adman was In some arms Md. but maarelly mart. was not dearer Was Wt week. Lad La &mad fo r only moderate. In *tem articles tam sras m ▪ amesms for Oa mak maim Am. 30 Irma Mbiat.l.(l32 quartos. 419.19▪ 41.. ; tarl , 10, 94 ey. 7 39 a .11, gd. all L ; cals, 15. at 20.. ; bras. 95. at 1 9w 00ALL-1.01 , 01.. Dr.. 4.—Warda Watt Hank). He. lea ; Wane Sad Metlawasy.l7..; W.D. Sad ltantaannate. 17. : Led Has.. tansy; Watt Sad Hartlepool Hatton. 1. td.; Wan Sad Hanes H.1.l Mad.; .Walla Sod CMth Zetlee. lard. Walla Cad Whitworth. Minn. Da6ta IS•SS — Blif• 24; .014.21. AMERICAN DIARKETS. UMW TORR. Nor. U. Comm.—The mart* onetime. Dam. then Mel more dirmeitioe to well them to bay. The seer e& goose/tom ere lle. fur middlom ['b leeds; lam to 120. fee ettedileg tair per lb.: see proportionate mem fee other (Wee The remitrte ere limited, but receivers are not mem MeWee.Vold to e •eo mt--Bee and Western flour opened teiMl7. hut miteenemely It attracted eoratetemble etteotroo from the borne trade end trom Ylppaw limee the fewest aimed Ma lecremed &maw end buovanoy." - " -- ti av in.—Wenot le to he. toot and gotta ens. Mame ave the load ne esmet 7'.n. corona receipt& are limii44 and iha mailable manly la merlons& hr to good *Mime • b , Oli WM.. at 2 dot Ids. to I 601 I leo ; end Irartaffa. dub, at I dot. ;on to my <evoke algid &Mom 1 dot No. to I dol. teen; mbar colour ditto at 1 dol. 35e ; and hdr le choke red itoulbern at I dol. 26e. to 1 dd. M. per bovbel. Oce• Is la vid7 Ileht MOIL aid u eiodwaldle Lacked nabs, dgbot InIZIO I NTS Imo mortal • Oils Witte. *Moot my malleable ha lo Mel tor Ltrospoott Cotton. ed. to FM. pet lb.; =7r:et to It pa bloi. ; awls. 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