The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-17 00:00:00

MURDER OF MR. LITTLE. DUBLIN, Dec. 16. A man named Dowd, an engine.drive; employed by the railway company, made a most important announcament this day. He says that alter mid. night on Friday he had occuion to go into a back yard in the rear of his house, when be saw a man mulled up come to one of the windows io the side of the building where the money was found on Thurs day last; he shoved a plank through the window, and rested one end on the window-WI and the other , on a high embankment in a garden adjoining. H* l went oat by the plank with something in a hand. kerahief, and returned in a quarter of an hour, ea -1 tend t►e building by the plank, which he pulled in after him, and elceed the window. Dowd is under the examination of the police. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (TROY LAST MONT'S OASWIT/L) WAR DEPARTMEN r. PALL-MALL, Ditc. 18. 12.1 ltritio.ot ct Lim Iltwool—Major Cains' si r Lowell Borjoeio L viii, K.C.8., to to ottllcael, vin Ovens' 8a 'tool Juba Cooolog,desiosol. Nth Riprogot of 1. uot—Litotossat Omani Clot!es As. Room Soolio to bo t ma, vies Liostootat Gototal ILezattler Thooooo, C. 8.. &owed. ADMIRALTY, Dec. 11. __ BREVET. _ _ Corps of 11 , ys: Jobs The pros As lett having twee ollowed to vibes on fall pay, coder the, rec. vis,one of her Mejesty's Ordeals Connell, Sept. 13, 1654, to benign, the mak beisg botoesrpooly. ADMIRALTT, DSc. 12. Carps of Rn3sl Illeriseo—First Lettanast Oeorio Baylis Elmoty to M motels, rite J. T. A•lett, remind ; Second Lientommt Jabs Fredonia' Crew to be Ant lmotommt, rice litany. promoted. SPORTING. HEWING AT MANCHESTER—ToisDAT. CERIUM Cup. 000 to 10 opt Need of Donne. (t) SOO to 10 T.Ol. (t) 1000 tO 13 0 N Woo i200,011(1) 000 to Imera (t) POO to 13 St. filtoo (t) 1000 to 10 Woolook (t) WANT. IS to 1 apt ItUalt Bow (t) 100 to 1— Loyola(!) IS to l Toarsototst 31 to 1 Eclat" Zoo (1) 23 to I Ikk.M (t) No boil* act Liverpool keeplichaes. WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES. How's Azamo.—Pantosissr, Sand•oy, Vietofy, auger, liost!cosb. BMW' Yeoman, Marmsclnk% Celpoi. Affibm, Torwise, YoeUM% ItauLan, Ferman, Firetward, nom raki,. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE PiISO. -Tb. of the Uaiv eee iey of Cunheitige has myna notice that the Oold Medal offered by tie Itoysl Ingham. Prince Albert, Chas cellar of the University, will be given thin year to such resi dent undergraduate u shall compose the but poem on, alave Thry. e Holman Prise has been adjudged to Oswald Willies Wallace, of Emmanuel College. Dile prize (given annually) iv of the value of 100/, and to awarded to the member of the University, under the degree or 'moduli of M.A., who shall easepate the best Dissertatioc, in English, on the Evidences la geteral,or on the Prophecies or hbracles to minimise, or say other particular argument, whether the some be direct or Wisteria prof of Mum Christian religion, is order to seism its tratb and esswilence. The subject to be selected by the trustees. TICKETS Of LRAM - The following letter bee appeared in the Tipperary Free Prers : " Mayfield, Si rpentlas Avenue, Dahlia, Dec. 6. " the Daily Ezpru of yesterday than appears a MIME spot the ttekenot•inve system, from my snub esteemed friend, Mr. Murray, and to the somideratiou of width you have devoted considerable epees. "Na one is, or nee be, moss fully asgeminded witb Mr. Menses full, perfect, aid complies kisowisdim silk. taws sad figures, tha philosophy sad preetise um which be addressed, but le hes, of coarse saistasetieadOheederitated the results of the mansgemesit of Ms ticket-444min system is Inland, la the particular Milian of themes released from the insithiklii Reformatory lestillaie• szasoplary risoems. From my position ea hectare! is the amilideld baits. doe, I lIS is a position topless before you, sad your readers, some frets sad *ISM, to the patient eszuracy of which I pledge myself, sad the oornctaem of which .ay body collies at limltbileld, ass bays the most mink proof The facts end =ere me fellow :—I was apyoin tad lecturer is February, ad frostbite period ti the prism, an had a most intimate knowledge of everything saimeeted with the men, Won, apse, sat slats their thselerge. la Mani, 7 see vete discharged on inlet of leave, 12 se free pardon. la April, 9 I% ticket, 12 fin ; in May, 8 cs ticket. fres sees ; le Jae.. Bof ticket, free pardon 16 ; Is July. ticket 6, free 6 ; la August, on ticket 9, free 3 ; la Septum. her (this betig the tenth ler harvest work) as ticket 26, in* 7 ; in Oc•ober, on ticket 14, free 4; fa Noyes bee, se ticket 16, free nose ; Is Dwane (to the print date), on ticket 3, free nose. Making a total kr tics tan mouths of 11)6 dischirged as ticket of lean, of 62 discharged es free pantos ; of those discharged on ticket ofleave r 32 wen married, 74 wen sings; of these diesharged 411 free perdu 20 sere married, 32 were sink. Of the 168 men thus disabused, only 3 have relapsed, sod it is worthy of pertkalsz mote acme of *bees were mar- Of %bleu 138 sae, 25 an employed in Dublin sad its immediate asighboarbeed. The Are wu released os the 93rd April, elm last us December 3; of tbem 19 ve labourers, 2 &metal( ri, l le a swim., 6 ars shoemaker., 1 is s bricklayer, :la servant. "Devil; the past six days I have communicated powethally with three men cad their employee, and Bad that employer sad employed are mutually **Baled with each other, diligeace, sobriety, and honesty on the one aids, being met by Wadley's sad good Relies upon the whim 8o far for my persossl kaowledge. With regard to the me employed in the enmity sad in Eoglthd, I bays this but evidence of their perseverance in right courses hem their constant written eemessaieetleas with smelt, mad him the reports of their employers, to my seating of the frequeet remit:seeps of mete, sawed from their earr ings, and seat to swell, what they, with co little, and 1 hope I may add just pride, cell theBmitbfiwld Emigration lead. Ups. Om feed ft may be well to offer a few weeds la orriaaatios. " They are all amuse to break ground in that sew Bold of bourn Wintry whit& the within afford, for I bays always inspreeeed upon them is my little hatable lettere', that Cicala and Au:rills Sr. the tree fields in which they ma work oat hoseetly their (stare. They know the ease* test of °nat, passers mosey, Bo.; they ere well aware of doe climate, made if life, rate of wages hod opooiage of employment is theft dependriaties, they have a never Nosing ensiety to reach them. To carry out this object, they hays agreed to form as Essigraties Fend, and on levying Smithfield, thty give over to Mt It portion of the prison movie" which I lodge for them is a sayings bait, ntalaing the brisk myself, ant from time to time they remit to me, or hood to se, oath sums as they can oath ter fur thee 10411121111 b. This fend was formed oa the 13. h. Oetober,ll66, sad to the preseat period 14'. 8.. hays been thus lodged, sad when one reesembe-e that the earnings of the men are I. so sass higher the:4l4o. per week, the lowest U.. awl whoa we take into coasideratios the very high price of ryes the most ordinary proyisOn., sad worm we fanner -vcdleet that these men are o.essionsily, like other mos, out t f employ men'. I c Atelier that the tam of 141.8.. la • very considerable &monist of costributi= :0 a period of /mama eight weeks. These, s r, are the results of the ticket cf leave mastic.- meat is Irelaad, sod begiteg that yea ail excuse tale trepan all your space, I em, sir, your obedient ',create, "James P. 010 AW. Lederer at the flaithdeld Reformatory." The Rey. Carteret Henry Leetbes, 8.A., hes been terthated to lA. rectory of Southwood Iry b I..mpeakee, in Alert ..Ik. es the meeetation of Henry M rated's Leman, ape., of Hercleoleet lIiL, Selfaik. [Ad vortissmat.]—Tes groat iojary inflicted on may Inveldi by dew Imam the Interest Me ps!:in lobe In Du jbere's Novelists Ambles Fwd. 'Web come witto.tt fneduine grateettlyspeplehantalmin metweb telogg, asd hear mmetelemegeelseeMmes gad debilley. We mime • few wad tbereil stews Isafter toed : -boa the Damps of Clisliwlert. ars 11111M-Ssasews. Lowe; el Deem Wid. esumier. 1/14-7ks Dowers Omar@ at Orilmisart sub l• dr Iftesst of sollbiliglmel4, Or Oa Da Derry's marital Ibroliala Anima Prod Ms wed Me, &her all mediators bad kledof sr were, *ad ity of maw, pole di u .. w.d gill i , lr l ima i rominis Ike ocofiden sufferers, e— of all suffere, wad markt • tad laquirira nil be elacerltally amposoes, rant um Vessmile :etc nt Nom. Na 83.836.—11e5e wee' eseeselte ememeneges with woe to my met end :eft am ousoul Wok nit. dared my life very merrable, Wow isiselly removed byDellarry's bealth-tertnrice trod.—ales. amt. &r/men Lot Illbaress. itopported by metuscalal from the ealebrsted geslmmee el eh*. Warr, Dr. Andrew ttra ; Dr. 11 1 Meled; Dr. Levey ; Dr. Camebell ; Dr. Gaultier ; Dr. Weever Dr. teems; lama Unmet de tho Dowager Countess o Omilestuart; ltabgalemeal nimr• ; the 1444. J. W. EWA el Jtidlinetcm Dagemy. Par. to% ; the Vegetable Arebdrerwe akarailsr Doan; led saw mbar memetable peregm. *bum heaab lisa Ise. sabred by le after mho mesas et min bed Ettled.—la h. N.; DV, 4e. M.; Slts Ila ; 1114 Dia.; .pima d, Ws. Vs ; lls.; lefts 3Sa. 1111 b red Db. emir bee. ea re et gesneelhe seder. Barry I* Derry sod 77. r 111 seeet.street, lemess ; Deem" Deese. and Os. emmayore to be: •Mity, 14; nomminv abe st do. Orserobordieleeet ; MO, awl 414 Sweat de alaro Otralilll; 49, Blehapayptlaurein; .1. aim lag rag; Uppis iskaz4treet Si. US, arli IN. Oalorisitest. Kato *ntelligtittc. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dac. 18. SITTIMIII AT Mali TINS IN MU/ JUOTICSCOCZBVIIIX AND OTIIII/ V. 1121111 £ 011 102 BILIACM OW COIIIIACT. The plaintiffs is this etw bight to roe mer damages for the nos-peeformanoe of • natract to deliver 1,170 haste gushier. Mr. Der east Bytes mad Mr. Houma° appesred for the plaiatiMi ; and Mr. Wilde sad Mr. Blackburn were for the defendants. Both parties to the evil us merchants, and by the • c -strict the defendants sold to the plaintiffs " 1,170 bales of gambior, now cm large from &assure, and imputed to IMMO in Loadon," 806 tales being on board the Banal . cne.aad 365 on the Lady Ague Duff, and the price we. to be 16s. 64. per cwt. According to the plaintiffs' case • hale of gushes mut • paseel weighing 'bout too cwt., which bad been compressed by hydraithe power into an oblong mass, and which woo bound op in matting. The parcels delivered upon this contract were boned up in mattieg bet they had not been compressed lath as oblong Nun, essay of them being composed of loose pieces, and the molt 'important diffuer or wee that instead of weighing two hundred weight, they only weighed about sixty or seventy rude each. When the gasifier we. delivend, it happened that the article had risen I. price to the guest of 34 10s. • toe, and the plaintiffs under thew ciresmstaecos claimed to have 1,170 bales, weights( about two hundredweight oath, sod now sued !radiuses is towsequence of balm of that size not boric( bees delivered. The defendants' case was that the parcels which bad been delivered were properly called bolts, and therefore satisfied the cistrect. la addition to this, it was submitted that the untied wee for the specific quantities of gushier mistimed as Wag ox board the Ravenscray sad the Lady Agnes Dal, sad that thou puticular qualities baying been deli vered, the defilade:its had perbrmod their costraet. The jury &sad that the packages origuabler whisk had bees delivered were sot Wee. His Lordship thereupoa directed • verdict to be entered fcr the plaintiffs, subject to leave reserved to the defendaate to move to enter a verdict for therneelves. COURT OF r.—Dac. 16. II 10TILL MUSK 1i3111.-PIOPOSID Or A 11011 , 113. Mr. LIWTllllOll—la the matter of this Royal British Bank. perhaps year Honour will permit me to take this opportamity of mentioning, with regard to the petition that ham bees preesated by cern* shareholders cad creditors, antis( for the appointment of a receiver, that your Hone; baying regard to the judgmeat to be given by the Lords Junkies, thought that it might be weeniest to postpone the Ileariag of that petition until Thunday meat. The Linda Janina ban shies intimated their tannin* of giving judgment on the can before theta in Friday asst. If the wane wen beard oa Thenday, I do Rot aspen, ander these einthastaosse, that your Honer weld give judgment until after Friday; and the dircentioa of the matters involved is that petition might be la canniest with Wanes to arrangomeals that magi* be wide elsewhere. I had very eimadoutly sad atheenly hoped that all those pains of differ sacs between the parties would have bas adjusted before now ; bat It don not appear that we ste so sear an stijesemeat as we were when we *ere before your Hoene on the last occasion. With your Honewin pensio n*, we will salary the day of henries until the following day, Saturday, if that day will salt the coeveulence of the wart. Year Honour may probably be asked to do what you did with referees. to Marcus's petition to anal. The petitlown may ask your Henna to mate mime order epee it pro forma, so as to give the Cent of Appeal *Winton in the matter. Therefore it is that I ask your Honor to adjourn the coseideritioa of the polities anti Saturday I morning. It may be that all that we ark by that potties, and mote than all, may be reseeded by the Lords Janina in their lodgment about* be given. Mr. Liaklater—As repreesatlag the andgens, I would suggest that the appointment of a day for the Waring of this petition should staled orar indefloitely. I thick thin are special renew for that. During the diming* before the Lords Justice. Mr. Reed and I concurred Ia the opinion, and the Lords Justine intimated that they were Rot ma w ilia', with the coweet of all parties, to make the appoint ment of a receiver in the loan *greed oa by ail parties, accept the Offitilil mansger. If that had been so we should not now have had occasion to trouble your H ; sad yesterday I addrused a letter to Messrs. Lawrence sad ?.e lea suggesting that, before the hearing of this petition, an attempt should be made to none that object, with the roman* at all parties, namely, the appoictmeall of a re i miser, in ordert t protect the shareholders, at the same time not interfering with the administration of the asses is bask:spicy. Your Honour is aware that this is all which 'the assignee have contended for from beginning to end of this case, %hieing* this the better tribes* 01 the two for the sdatioistratiou. When we were last before your Honour ny friends, Mr. Reed aad Mr. Lawraoce, did me the honour to intimate that I—l reprise they agent wy clients, the assignees, and met me personally—was the cane of the htioaties pronedisg. I think it right to take this oppor tunity of sayieg, that my Weeds have dens me the lattice, in commutes of the negotiation whin have sine tram pine', to address to me a letter, which was written oa the very day after, in terms which I will state. It is due to the official amissen that I should state this, because, from the begiudag to the end, he has been macs ready to non, is any reasonable seagestioe, tad hes sever allowed his own interests to inteifsre for a moment with say proposed sr revenant. The letter is in the following form : " The Nagel Willa Beak. " Den 13trs,—On the air side we seed you copy of the minutes of the tones of eenprendes which you, =the part of the wet geese, agreed to this nerning. We have comma kited thin to the °Sent reasager and his solicitor, Yr. Barton, sad melt to say that they dielised to sande to then. We thigh that fa jostles to yourselver, we ought not to refnla from @arming oar united °vision that each terns us tele and nansable. " We an, dear sin. yours truly, " Levratmea, PLOws sad BOYS& "RILD, LUIOPOILD ad MAUD/IX. . 1 116• KS. T. sad T. H. Liakiator and Northwood. "Loads., llth Dec., 1866. (Timm) "Declare bankruptcy valid. " Aselgartes, to administer mend nests of the beak is bankruptcy. " Call Wendy made to he osforeed by °Nola manger, twain so to as Geeenary for let , off ander the bankruptcy. Appointment of Alois' massager to be varied, se as act to adage of doubt that the present assets of the bask do cot vest is him. --......_ _._. " Assignees to petition, nadir motion 20 of 7 and 8 Via, esp. 111, 'heti official amigos bei eossidared sad appeintod receivor for (store cells. ..... Aatioss by official remager to b. dimontimed. " Coma of petitioateg creditor, ammeger, sad assignees out of preemie asseir " Core of oilkial manager (ieelading tbose of order Mel to enmesh) to be paid out of oalls. " Dissolve fajmetimi, without mats. "Vistas motion to *read iejanotioe. without costs. appeal against order of Viee•Chmeellor for delivery of mats, dta, without costa, sad let order be com plied with. "If cures of assignees required to be used by Medd manager, previous iedemaity to the eatbfeetios of Mr.Com minima Hoiroyd to he given. " Custody cf books sad aspen to be with mageeee, bat official amasser to have tallest acmes to be... " No adios to be brought spikiest official manager by amigame ftr sayttliag heretofore dome. Mentie's petition to be dismissed, sad mats of MI par ties as to same to be paid out of meet. in bankruptcy." That letter is followed by one addressed to Hr. fiwitaitoa, aimed by Mews. Hood, Longford, and Marsden; Henn. Lawrame, Plows, and Boma , : Messrs. Coverdelo, La, Purvis, mid Collier; Mum. J. C. any H. Freebilikid ; Vezieirp, Naylor, sad Robins; sad Mr. Hiebard Faddism'. It is as follows: _ _ "To Clunsat I'. Swanton, Eq., Q.C. " Re the R lel British Bask. "Sir,—We, the indents:ad solicitors for, aid repre senting sumerons shareholders end creditor', and sown of the directors, haus so objection to your informing the Lords Justices of the Coon of Appeal is Chancery, that the proposals state by the micas.s for an arrangement with the Mikis% manager is this cue, appear to as to be fair and reasonable and for the interests as well of the coeditors as shareholder'. " We are, dear sir, your alert obedient servants, .R 1212. LA14070111). aid " Lavraawcz, PLawa. and Boyne " Covarioar.i. Lat. Puerto, sad Caul'''. " J. C. and H. F11111171111.D. VIDININO, N 4171.01. and Roams. .RICHAitD PADDISON. - . _ " Lando*, Dee. 11, 1846 To that Mews. Sharpe, Field, and Jeeksonheve added : " Aa eencipreed for besieges "event, sad eighty of the ' alleged new ehareholders, we fully issuer is the letter en the ogler side, end are convieerd that, in the present state of ski statute law, it will be inspesible to wind op the asks of the beak in any other way ; and that a very abate- Win will inevitably be Raised melees it be adopted. " Sitaara, Fino, and Jaczeow. "41, Bodfor2-rcw." It was claw, therefore, tbst the assignee* were not the cause of the continuance of litigation. They were desirous of deicer their duty to the creditors, sad, so far as they coo. sisteatly scold, were willing to protest the shareholder. Mr. Lawrence also bora intimate to the satisfactory manor la which the edictal assignee (dr. Lee) had beta lino, to carry out the prop mad arrampusats, end re gretted they ►ed not been assented to by the tfileiai r Mr. Mod WS4 of tts saw °plaint, sad aspromped a watt to ban an only day named with reference to the appoint meat of a receiver, in c nisequeoes of the rain's* espies', daily lanoseiag, of actions by creditors with a new to sae eatioas sgstoat individual share h•litere. Mr. Liaklater stated that he wan willing to have any day snood yearning to the court, sod, after tome dam/dos, Monday teat waa died foe that panne. IN II POllllllOl% •NDRZWII, Mill C 0.7" OLD JACOII TOWNIIID . II siasAnkaiLL• " I Ms woo a mislabel! Cr Ow ossisioatioe of Hwy Qaisay Andrew, the fspossatativo £s Basiosi of slio ana of THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1800. Pomeroy, Amboy's, sad Co. Aimless drag merchants known as the voodoos of Old iamb Townsend's earraparilla at 373, &rand. The baskrupt bad only surreadered to the *an oa tk sth of Diessaber, hating left for Asterlea prior to the heal • repro?, without onysenatiug say moo of the fact, sod taking with his MOIL la loony. The bankrupt hod ear riod oa the hasiosso fa tM Bvsad for scrotal jean, but latterly, about 11 meats am ha took to the ozyortati:ra of goods to Amok& Pomeroy woo resident is /merles, and the 'makeup sew trapldapi that his object is ratan Amorist ass to mama warty from his partner, mad from sa isdisidul amid Wohress, to whom he hod seaalipted Ghost SWIM wow* of it goads, Masao" ass, tis, Ar k odosh, istiory.oradssory, te. He (abet to is. his porfam who, oa W arrival, was absent Inca Now York. The Imakropt was for seven! haus sabjested to an !nal- Miss la rams* to his solid.., with Webster sad Ms insist MOM of hi. Molise. Ns admitted that its sow mood MOON. of the 20,0001. is moped to ea somparty ems *poi, sad about 3,000 i. is remost to the osamparilia imel• seas. H. aim owed 6,000 deb. be Pommy ea speasissory sass sod admitted that he astissol wasatimMe rods kr szpset mail within a sham puked of Ns delsemne Pr New York. Webster had remitted him altogotiar about GAON. or 6,0001. Was usable to state Vos wisher is Froaklrs-strost wham he eeatta.4 lb secants with Webster, Nor maid be Nut _amber is Greenhill-menet where the Iselst derselhod the sesdesed goods. Kept so b 1 eswisisisg rimed el the &Win tressaetioss,l34ll believed as was powssesd at ell the Weisel whisk he beaten with his to sad hoes hew York. The hrdes' were sees by the swayer et the court. Erssght beck *best 4004 ben Aussie*. Mr. Begley—What benne el the other 1,5001. ?-1 paid some for duties ea silks smalsaad to Boston. How mush t—About 1 Did you receive say thensthedest or reosipt ?—They don't give receipts. What did you do with the rest of the nosey t—l spent, some in say espeases. I have LOIN. soma; froth Boston. I have written for it, sad it will be here in a short time. With whom did you leave that 1,010. ?—I left pert of it with • posse mu is New York. His name Is Miller. His Christian nun Cheese. I esn't say when he lino; bet 1 think it is fa tlm Blealway. I left 6001 with his, bat I received it at -Baths helm station. I don't hew whoring Miller is in any Wines& 1 sever had/ asy_busiesse esenenises with his. I simply addssed hies to New York, eV lases Wig ads—Skid there • n week after their snivel if tke meth ilesesseed. I have • ed the letter the MK ben Miller. I left the 1,040 E with T. P.Clendlee, sokidive, of Beaton. I bait to receipt for the mosey. Mr. Cheadle pesaleed to loud • forest reseipt. It has set yet arrived. I left a kind of sekainelsdithent with hie brother, for the purpoes of bevies it aside more farad. I bare written for the mosey sod for the lees of wise= 1,0001. The heekreept was seat salted to what addrees be had illsoled the Wee with the remittance to be east to hies. He refused he seine time to eve • freak answer, until the Onnaleelease interposed and warned Ilia of the thaw. nesecese. Mt. Chielley, the bankrupt's solicitor, advised him to state ell that be hew. The bankrupt said be might have inquests& the latter to being hi., te the sere of Mr. Brass, 05, Warialbedmirt, or otos to the oats of Dlr. Chidley, but ha could sot mil -1 &sly my which. After repeated interrogatioss, the beak ' rcpt admitted that the Mile letter ha bad melted glees his rotary Its. Amarigp wee addressed to the cam of Mr. Strut*, of the Bank Biome sequsisted with Mr. Struts through the visite of the latter to his Mum keeper. The letter was from Webster, bat he bad dimmed It. He thought the letter with 1,0401. might ems to Mr. Chide,. The last sconst sales from Ws biter ouly came dows to the 2,8 d of May. Had so whims agnemest with Webster. The umerstasding was that he was to perchase the geode and mud them to hi., sad be was to return the mosey. Destroyed soma of the fatten from Webster, the other. were is pianissimi of the mart. The baskrupt was toss ezialited as to his &Wisp in bills. A bill for 4001. hod Mitt due two days before his departure. Others, to the amount of some thousands, wire amiss due is the course of a few days. He lift • perms of the same of Low to &mod to his Menem sad UM up them bills, but he saver mistimed his inteatios of starting tor Alasriel. Mr. Cos. who 'Maraca for mace% laid he would merge his emuninatice of the t ankrapt t 11 another Mao. Mr. Chidley 'shad for an adjournment for two menthe. Hie Honour thought the acermate might be got windy in a mouth. rantarksd that the bankrapt had obtained 12,0001. worth of geode at three months' credit, and sold :them at twelve menthe. His Hamm believed that the bankrupt could prepare his mount in a fortaibbt. Mr. Ball—!f be did it himself, but an accountant sight pertain spin it oat for six weeks. Mr. Con said the bankrupt had already given evidence of his power, in that way. Two er three days ego he thought he bad oily 6001. coining to him, but since he looked over his ripen be boa discovered that it is 1,0101. (& laugh.) Adjourned to the Tlnd of January. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Mmr4ToNE, DEc.l6. The 410.111fillieel for the minty of Kent wee opened here , sad this owning Mr. Biros Bramwell pro em▪ bed w of the butane. There ere 26 orientate for W. bet the majority of the ere are of the ordinary de. the nay exception bud the chugs &pion the , Dula& Rethinks, far murdering his sweetheart e7il=eleter at Dover, and soo th er ithezp of th e cue obassenr egnisst a soldier named Thomas bisanli, for the "larder of hie ineporal, at the is... ohm Til DOVII The mad jury, is th• coarse of the isorsiag, retuned two Vas bills for murder aisiast Dodos &daisies, sad he Was shards aftarwstels placed at the bat to plead. The poseedisse were ezplaised to his throsgh the ssedismel as istsiptoter. The psfasaw use One sevalised apes the chugs of the wilful walks slcheallies *ash. To thie arse the jo o plea s iel ese rtta isai Ile was ttea amnia ge a at with the wilfel murder of *aria Lit. Ts the isaiidi;tlTotaeat the ratan pleaded " Not ' lb. Berea Brarawell dawdled the iaterpretee to intone the Orman that the .Hat of lie plead's' guilty to the lint charge would he that the law weal nava his to pea open his the *sateen et ban bagged by the seek until Its was dead. Ha also Mewed bane tall the prisoner that be could (Stela se bead{ by pleadiag guilty, bat be would merely be seateseed without way evacuee bong gone into to make out the charge, and, oa th e other band, if he pleaded sot guilty, it would be seaman that the charge amid be preyed against him by evidence. The prioner, who appeared is a dreadfully nervous sad excited state, afar the °donations of the learned judge had bees explained to his, persisted la pleading guilty to the chugs if wilful warder upon Canine Beek. His Lordship said he would not pass sentence span the prisoner at presest, bet would give Ides a little time t.r rug sad he use then removed hem the her. The pekaae Themes llama was eshosignently pleat at the her, aphid tea isdistaist whisk *barged him with the WSW away of Alexeader M'Bersey. The Omer pleaded Not Chitty. Ifalighlitp asked if ha had any comma to defied bins, sal lam gdsasa replied that he bad not, bet he said be should le haw antasel; and, at the raped of the snit, 11r. Shand undertook the prisoner's defame, the trial bong posigesed to the following day, to give the leaned anal as opportunity of readies tee deposition and easidesing what course should be adopted. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Dzasy, DEC. 15. LIAVI SUROLAR. Jobs naive's, 24, baker. a powerful-looking man, pleaded guilty to three iodic:moots, charging him with bur glaries at gullington and Glossop, in the month of August. In passing sentence, his Lordship said—Offences of this kind are of a most serious and dug hamster. Man, like you, break into houses in the sight time, and if the in habitants attempt to defend their property, you atisek them violently. There doss not appear to have been any violence to the perm in then ease; but such is of too frequent occur rence. It ought to be knows, that persons whose boos= are so broken into, are entitled to put burglars to death. Burglars destroy the pee= sad quietness of people, at well as steal their property, and these are most odious =Wets. It appears you were, at Liverpool Assizes, in August, 1868, conercted of a like offence to :his, and sentinsoed to be traarported for seven years. Had that &eaten= been carried Iwo 'Hest, the country would have iof rid of your depredations =ail August, 1880,—that is, nstead of your committing these fresh offt tees in August, 1856, you would have been eosin= till August, 1560. But you were liberated from custody, having on the sth of August in this year received &ticket of leave, by which you were thrown upon the country =stead el being transported. By some transformation which I have sever =en able to understand in the= cans, you were thought a peeper person to be lot out after haling been confined three years, I do not myself understand the reason of this. The clemency of her Majesty having' bees extended to you in August, 1856, I tied you 12 days afterwards, via., on the 17th of Assad, committing a burglary at the bows of Jones Shard; then, on the 26th of August, aim days later, you committed another burglary at the home of John JdObissoe ; and thee, on the 26th of August, 21 days after your liberation, you committed a third burglary, vin., at the house of George Feraaoorth. You were lot out ILe imo ya F elasesey, oa the 6th of August—whether th a t was pest or not I do not say—sad in the same mssthyou commit three butgladea. If I,fullowed my own I should pass upon you a more 000000 went* than the se. I ea about to peas—but, followlog the example el Inhere, the =stenos of the west le that you be trans• peeled l t. ot 20 years. That you were let out before is not mitioseaul et, sayisg "I am quite satisfied," left the court laughing. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WoRcurzs, Dac. 16. 11111101 i MIL SAW MATSON. BURGLARY. Juges liadlead pleaded guilty to scheme of boreleriously break', sad eateries the bouts of Jobs Bate, at Tenbery, ea the 230 alt.. sad etaalial a pair of ueseere sal some mosey. The ordeals's of Odeon developed • rather remarkable 'atoms of pomace of Wad ea the pedal the proonator. On the afght of the 21th of finember, or rather between two aid three °Week thtke meraing, the prosecutor, who I. • butcher readied a the quiet little tom of Tabery, was mddsaly awoke by the Boise of mem falling la his bedroom and rolling slog the low. Ae non se he was sutheleatly awake to be wassiom of what was passing ereand aim, he saw a saaa sledding over him, and opened, wattling totheorre wlestfor the ado wadi wake him. Mr. Bate asdlately jumped up in bed sad seined the burglar by the collar, apes whisk a desperate straggle issued, Mr. Bate eallthg lathy fat kelp, sad the burglar ahnatoßimt to dab him if he did not release ham. In Osseous they got oar to the window, ad Baited gat hie leg tZrosgh the essement, bat Bate stack to his Imo mosiddy, sad his odes encasing the asighbous, two of them lathe apse Bates door, and seemed the Omer with elms didisalty. He is a native of the too thane be has lived the whole of his life, and was regarded ' s' as ladaethiess theses mu. He bad recently boo employed by dm proemial to do some work in his hose, and hence plod a knowledge of the premises. It seems he climbed up the front of the home, broke • win dow, and then opened it ad get admittance into a room Wielded Mr. Bate's bedroom. Kr. Ban's keys, 51 aid a pocket-kaile were hod is his pomades' when et fad. The prison was matment to mere neathe imprison meat. THB POLICE COURT& MAMBION•HOUSE. Mr. Edward Wilma, of the British Plats Glass Cosa play, Albion-place, Bloskfrian, wilted .poa the Lord Mayor for the pups* of solisitlig his lordship's militant* to abate what was sonsidend to be a most dangerous' askance nu the Rivet Thames. Bs had, he said, written to the COMIIIISSIOSSE of the City Polio* some time ago on the subject, sad he would road • copy of that letter as the most compendious way of deseriblag the .attar of which he somplaansd. It was so follows: " London, June 6, 1855. "Sir,—On Sunday hat the new and costly iron railway in frost of those premises WY broke., end its strength is such that it mast have been done wilfully. Every Sunday durirg the spriag sad summer I. aososqueeee of the letting out of boats, and of various materna eosin to the bridge stairs ply's' with might sad stela to take boys sad phis at a ballpseny tr a may to Waterloo Bap sad back, the plan In front of these houses and down to the water is like • fair. It commences soon after 6 o'clock in the morning, preps/ Wm Wag then made by the boatmen. The talking, hallooing, one wombs set all further quiet or sleep oat of the question. Later In the day, end during the whole shaman, the boys aad girls and children swarm. Flews, swestataff, sad nut and otaage venders come, sad some make it a regular staid. The mos are quarrelling and bawling for passeagen; ethers calling oat to rowers who sever probably rowed before, bemuse they are getting into dagger, and added to' this there are disputes as to mosey or &sage. In hat, instead of ha being a day of rest, it h one of uproar sad coalition, and thou' la the bosses bars so peace. My application to you is to order that an (Meer attsad, sad char off this ignore, venders, to*., from the steps lording to the water, and scab other parts as are within your jurisdiction, and in any other way you ear to main la abating the nuisance. I will gladly pay aoy reasonable charge, it nquirad. I have written to the Metropolitan Police Coramhsionere, asking that attention to the subject —I remain, sir, your obedliht servant, " Enw,tan WiLson." The police had, epee his npremntation, dons what they could to Tweedy the evil, bet their power did not extend to the mooted barges when the danger of the nuisances was most palpable, and it was so later theta Suaday last that seven penes' were Immersed in the water neat the barges, three of whom were unfortunately drowned. The bargee were, soma of them, he believed, said ma dwelling homes, sad the Lord Mayor's bugs wee is considerable danger on the 9th of November of coming crash against them. The Lord Mayor said he had heamfof the very serious accident alluded to, and he thanked Mr. Wilson for hating called his &nestles to a nuissum w►ich appeared to be so great a mares of dangerous obstruetion. llis lordship ex pressed gunnies at the (*miasmata of the "mimeo. after the aomplaint had bees made, end assured the applicant that a strict inquiry shoula be made into the cane, sad everything the chief magistrate could do to offotd a remedy should, with the greatest expeditioo, be dose. Jobs Webb was 4:committed for trial for halving stolen a piece of cloth from the sheep at Mr. Smith, of Lone bardotree t, toile/. The primmer had been mulcted on s former °m ales, and was the companies of &swats thieves. The Lord Mayor ;gusted that the press would sokaew lodes his receipt of the awed half of a Bask of England note for IW., No. 46,497, from the Shioners' Company, and 34. from T. M. T., for the poor-box. GUILDHALL, Mary Anus Murphy, w►o steads charged with olitsiaing various some of notary from a .amber of parsons by fraudn featly rep t ing that she was tbe niece of the Right Rev. the Bishop of Moyne sad Roes, of the county of Cork, !reload, sod that she yea entitled to ass= of 3,0001. in the Batik of Rowland, as beir•st.law to bar brother, Harem Murphy, whose estate she was administering to, woe again brought up before Bir John Mmagrove for further ex amination. Mr. Buchanan, of Buingheliwtreet, appeared for the prisoner. Oa the names of the witnesses being celled over is this as.., Mr. Ganser, the pork pie maker, of Cletkenwell green, said that his housekeeper, Mn. Lett, was sot able to attend through Maas. The Rev. Mr. Cotter bad oleo absented himself, but be would attend on say day the want might appoint. He applied for two sussisonne to bring op the massager of the lasolvent Court and another pima to give 'videos, sadist the prisoner. Sir John Musgrove—But what do you propoes to prove by their testimon ? Mr. Gardner - I went with her to the Insolvent Court, when she said she west to see her relation, Mr. Commis donor Murphy. I waited outside, and it appears that she merely went In at one door and seas oat at another, and on making inquiry I found that the oommlnioner positively denied the relationship, and denounced her as an impostor, sad the messenger will be able to prove that. Sir J. Musgrove—That WO is not before me. This charge, at presect, to for obtaining money 'epos the repro• sentation that she is the slaw of the Bishop of Cloyne and Rome. Mr. Cherdeer—Bhe eakt the Bishop of Cork, hfr. Prisoner—No, I did no., Mr. Gardner. I said Cloys. sad Roos. __ . fife Jolts Musgrom—You ham not yet proved that her representation is film. It is not for au to prove that she , is eatitled to this property, or that she Is the 'Bishop's niece, but for you to prove that she is not. Prisoner—But I ea oho Bishop's Mem. Mr. Gardner—l was at the Duke of Deamehire's, In Bur. liagtoniardens last Might, soar worship, and the Dalte's people seemed me that if the prisoner is remanded to give them time, they will be prepared with several cues egainst her. TM other cam I alluded to is one is which she ob. tallied 7.. Bd. of me to pay some law charges ie Chaecery lane, and I shall be able to prove that she farthing of it. Sir Joh• Musgrove—l cansot deal with a case that is not before me, and valets you as strengthen the present charge by otter evidence, I as donorbiair is the matter. Mr. Gardner—l must leave the matter is your hands, Sir John. Ism not in s positioa at preset to strengthen my ease, although I Lave been • great Metma in this matter. I es in the habit of supplying publicans with pork pies, and have had wine from Mom in the neighbourhood instead of money to supply the prisoner's estravagsst way of living. Oa ose mouton elm brought twO ladies, and it cost me • sovereign for wise aid other things to enable the prisoner to 'Waitaki them. _ . _ Prisoner—That was not my fault, yon invited them. (Laughter.) Sir Joba Musgrove—Where is the policeman who said he bad a chugs againet the prieour Sir. Gardner—Be lest the Old Bailey and was with me lest night at the Doke of Devonshire's. Sines this case bee been published in the newspepen I have been inuadated with applications respecting the prisoner, end If she is re manded I have no doubt I shall be able to bring many cease agaiast her. Policemen 293 9, of the Metropolitan force, said—About three mouths ego, I saw the prisoner in Clerkeiswell knookleg it a great Easy hum.. Prisoner—To be sure you did. That was when I wanted lodgings sad went to Mr. Gardner's. Policeman—Oa that occasion she engaged with a men to go with hrr totba docks to get her gum,. I a:so found trots inf. rmation I received, end the description of the prisoner, that she is the same person who represented to a lady at Remington that *be wen the nine of the Rev. Fetter lisallton, who had urn bar over from Ireland to obtain contributions to some charitable institution, and the lady, believing her story, gave her 11. for that purr °se. Prison•r—Why duet you trios the lady 'erased ? Sir John Mangrove—Now, Mr. Osedair, ibis Men lies stated a precise charge that a magistrate tan deal with. Mr. Buchanan—When Mr. Gardner will get into the witoess-box, I shall be able to put several questions to him as will put a wry different complexion upon the case as fu as hr is e neerned. Mr. Gardner—l shell be prepared to meet them. Mr. BlaallaallWill you get into the withess-box now— es I have witnesses fa attendance who will put another colour spoil your st a tements Gardner—l 'hall be prepared to do so at the proper time. _ . . Sir Jobs M impose—The evidence in your case is not sufficient for me to detain the prisoner, sad she is therefore discharged ; but the officer will tete her into custody upon the charge of obtaining a seveseign. under false premieres, which wall be impaired iato before the megistrate of the district. (Mdressitts the prisouer)—Ton are discherg.4 for want of legal evident:* to wpwrt this ewe; but the officer will take yaw upon another caw, which psi will have to soot Wombs». Prim:m-11mA God, I on i nnocent. . . The primmer was tbeswwwwed in the ofliont's cuAwly. WORSHIP STREET. XL Frederick isliieyfli;mpeoe .askerebreker, residing in Thorpe-cottages, Richisoed-road, Dalston, was charged with having cruelly treated his wile. The complalasai, a young lady, stated that .b. had two married doe yeaw to the defendant, who had bon to the trequest habit of witOotiag her to peneualvidesee without the slightest pmooatioa. Oa the preview; maim he re tuned hone to a state of estaeue ozeitmoot, sod halo; Welted non ME that mho had Imo oat 'honks grabs! landlady, he smelled bet with the foulest epithets for pre. etuning to leave the Muse without his sanction. Peelle( greatly alarmed at his menacing kcgtoge and demeanour, eb• bullied out of the room, but war overtaken by the de fendant, who commenced an unmerciful ettack upon her, and struck her several violent blows about the !ace and head.' She ultimately succeeded in eseapiog into the sires? bat lading that she was followed by the defendant , she Made the best of her way to the mation.house, and platted kneel' under the protection of the polies. Mrs. Ansa Collard, the landlady of the house_, then entered the witnese-hot, with manifest reluctance, bat in answer to the magistrate's questions, she fully corroborated the oneplainant's testimony. Police-constable Guildford N 241, stated that at the time in question, the aggrieved lady, whose lace wasgreatly swollen and inflamed, entered the station•houte in a state of manifest terror aad agitation, and complained of the usage of her husband, who almost immediately foliowed her into the charge room to an intoxicated conditioa, and having at *sea admitted the smolt, and coolly declared " that he would do the same again," be was of coarse taken into carody. Is answer to the charge, the defendant saidithat he had acted under feelings of strong esayperation at the time, and that he greatly regretted what had occurred. Mr. D . E7llOOlln Impressed his surprise that a gentleman in the defesdant's position should have been guilty cf as outrage which was generally confined to persons in the lowest elm of misty ; but as the smelt was not of an aggravated character, ke should order him to pay a penalty of IL or two months' imprieosment ; in addition to which, he must find substantial bail for the farther term of three mouths. WESTMINSTER. John Featherstone, a journeyman upholsterer, was @barged with the following gross outrages. Mrs. Jane Read, • lady, residing at Chelsea, stated that tea minutes to 6 on the previous weenies, she was pausing through Cadogan-place, Chelsea, when she was suddenly mush alarmed by findlog herself dogged by the defendant, who quickened or slackened his pace as she did. On a sudden he threw his arm round her waist, and she was so terrified that she screamed " Murder !" He held her for a moment, and said something, bat she was so overcome that she could not tell what it was. Be then ran away on her repeating her arise. Her fraprersion was that the prisoner had been drinking. Mary Thomas ' a creditable lookirg elderly woman, said that oa bearing the alarm she went to the lady, and wee with her until defendant was stopped, and brought back. The lady bad narrated what had ocearted, and witness was remarking how disgraceful his conduct was when defendant suddenly released himself from the constable's grasp, and give her a powerful blow with big fist in the face, the whole of the lower part of which wee mach swollen, her teeth were loosened, and her lips and mouth seterely cat. Joseph Howland, 234 B, said—A gentlemen informed him that defendant had assaulted a lady. He followed de fendant, who although intosleated could run very fast, and stopped his. Oa being brought to the lady, whom he had imbed, he committed the assault described upon the estroad, and then attacked him (the constable); he also made blows tadiscrioninately at other permits mumbled round him. ___. llehedant very coolly said that h /was intoaleated. Mr. Pivotsr said he should remand the defendant for a day or two is order that a surgeon might metals the amount of tie Warta Wham& LAMBETH. __ _ ----- - —. Memo Courts sad Co. hare forwarded M. Iron T. M. T. for the poor• bor. TROY LAST NIGHTS OAZETTB. --.- BANKBYPTIL. Haar Choctaw, Mfacing7l;;;;Citi, " ;ffee merchant, to amender De 0.39 and Jam 22, at .2, at Basiagbaltstreet. Bola., Tucker' and Co. IL Bwithhes.lane, City; off. amid, Pennell, Guildhall. chambers. Mouu ROOMS SWF, JAN= WAI/112, sad Datrrrt BACIIIOVIre Btw, Bell.alley, City, and Liverpool, merchants, Dec. 20 at IL sad Pelt at le, it Basingbaltstreet. Bola, Lowrance sad Co., Old Jewry-Munster'; off. Daft., Nicholson, Basingball.eneet. Ww.uare Farms Ihararicui and W mums Mammy, Princes. square, Fiaibury, rounwacturlng the:Mate, Dec. at 11, and Jan. 27 at 1, at Barlegball.street. hot. Hyde, Ely.plauq liala; off. rag., Idwurda, eambrookomert. Bazaar TOOLOWLOT Saws, City-read, door cloth manufacturer, Dee. 19 at 11, and Jass.2ls at 11, at Baelagball.street. Solt., Nor. ton and Co.. Naaotreet, Bishupfgate ; oC. rag, Pennell, Guild. halLammbers. Aawan JACOBS, JOHN JAC, is, and flume JAMS*, Crown-street. Finsbury, and lideltatune, Victoria, hant., Dec. 29 at 114, sad Jan. IC at 1, at Bmingbaitstreet. Solo., Linklater and Ilackwoed, Illse.lans, qty; off. emig , Poona', Guildhall-chambers. RSCIIAID GIIVMIIB, son. and Itteacsa Gammas. Jana, Hatton. wall, sad St. James'amalli, Carlene's', brass rounders, Dee. 27 et 12, and Feb. 3at 11. at Basingholl-atreet. Sea., Emmett said Bon, Blosasebury.equare ; off. mad., Graham, Coleman street. Hamar Ron, Lynn, Norfolk, milliner, Dee. 27 at It, and Feb. 3 at 1, at SminghallAtzeirt. Bola, Sole and Co., Aldermanbury; off. &sag., atanaki4 Bsabighall.street. Bsavat 01170l1),Yank-lane, City, sail cloth Merehant, Jan. 6 at 14, sad Feb. 3at 12, at Baiiagliallatreet. Sole., Bennett and Paul, Bisalane. City; off. swig., Witham, Coleican-etreec Cttaatae Hussy DAVI. Deptford, bulkier, Dec. 27 at 12 and Feb. 4at 14, at Bainghastreet. Solo., Roan and 00., Canifonetreet, City; off. melt. Stanaleld, Baringballetreet. Joan LOADILA. Walworth.plioe, Walworth, upholsterer, Dec. 27 at 114, and Feb. 4at2, at Basingball-street. but., Hewitt, Nicbolar, La, City ; off. amis., Graham. Coleasan.street lamas Camas, Aston Manor just& Birmingham, victualler, Jan. 2 and 12, at 11 1, at Birmingham Court. hot, Weeith, liumingusia ; off. orig., Christie, Binmagbans. Jona Jots; Aber; @Oath, Cardigearbire, diaper, Dec. 79 and Jan. 27, at 11, at Bare! Court. bolo., Britian 11/11 Ilona, Bristol; off. No*, Amman, Bristol. Too Foyle* Lana, Bradford, Tot kabire, green, Jan. 13 at 12, sad Fob. lat 11, at Leeds Court. rule, Bentley sad Wood. Brad eeds. ford, lad Carla( and Cudworth, Leeds ; ow. main., Hope, WILLIAM Faun, Leeds, cabinet maker, Jas. 12 at It, mid Feb. 9 at 11, M Leeds Court. Sol, BAltet. Leeds; 04. amis., Hope, Lead& Menus WILLIAItI4 Liverpool, tailor, Dec. 26 and Jan. 16, at 11, at Liverpool Oeurt. Solt, Resat add Son, Lverpool; olf. wag., Turner, LipooL LIZNIN ver O. Jan , Hartlepool, Durham, wMtesaiith, Dee. 30 at 114, and Feb. 10 at 12, at Neweasile-upos.lgne Court. We“ Turnbull, Hartlepool, and ranter, Newoostie.uponaney ; and.. wig, Baker, Neweasitle-upoo.Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Dee. 12. Witucie al mum, Haw ey Kills, near Dartford, and St. Paallecharelyard, City, paper niaLutacturer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. EDWARD Ewa, Ludgate-hid, City, wine men hut-la dividead of Is. Id., Dee. 10, and the subsequent Wednesday, at .Lee's, Alder. mawbury. B. L RTOBS, CleagLatrest, Gray'aian.road, paper stainer-let dirt. dead el is. Si. Roo. 10, and the subsequeut N ednaday, at lee's, ilduvrelkory. Way= (mom MLlbeak, Westminster, stow merobant-Ind dewed Dec. 13, and any subsequent Monday, at Camas's, 801111 COW Mid Jaws Leationo, Hatlemgarden, manufacturing dividend of Is., Dec. 13, and any subsequent = ll , ar=mn`a, Aidermsahury. Joals . ll9vmaa Waimaa. 1t ditch, haniwareecan-Ins dividend of 31t.DM lb, and soy eubsequert Moods), at Cancan a, Aldermanbary. !cur Janie Vomits Ileum ad Csatirrormin OrrAvius Vapors Hsrati Lover Thames-street, tobscoo mono factures —ln dividend of In ea., any Thursday, st litaneekro, Basing ball-street. lox. Divans Vistas, fit wtoa Abbot, teroasibire, draper—lot divi dend of An, any lbunday, at Stanatelo's, BesiontivllAueet. Roamer PlllallelCX Coors', Three Colt-buret, Lintetiouas, oil and rolourroan-2nd dividend of 41d., any Thursday, at otanafeld'e, Bantam Loaners and Tueuai POISTIM. Dowipte-bill, City. and berrey,ladta lubber asuuufactutera— let diriCendot 7a.6d.„ snit ilefiTiVtliiy, at Wiliunore's,bariegball.street. SsunsL Lovatects (primate estate), Due City, snd etreatbarn, runty, India tubber insnufseturer-Ist dividend of es. 44., say Wedneslay, at Whitmire* eiwingliall•itreet, ELWIN Emus; Middlessz-pisee, oil and oolournian Ist dividend ot 2a. 74d., any Wednesday, at Vi Minors's, liaeuistiall. Jona kirsoccn. Brcok.treet, Holborn, boot manufacturer—lit divi dend of to, any Wednesday, at %%bitoiove'e. BolingnalLotreet. newels Lou, dineao, (separate collate), Cullum...Met, Coy, mer peat—let dividend of kW., any Wedneway, rt Vi irosiog- halisatreet. - Juts Torus, Lloyd's-roan, Royal Exchange, ship owner—lit divi. dead of iid., sap W ealnemlay, at . hitmore's, Eastnitiallecreet. Jona Bounisuron, Itaucbester, malt lacier-2nd urvidend of 1 1.18 d., Jan. 8, and any subsequent TOMIttIY. at kriaber's, ltanchuter. DIVIDENDS. Jes.o. Z. Kamp. Abingdon. Berksbtre, grocer—Jan. 3. 11. Chat ted% Leehbery. City. n.erebent - Jan. IL 8. J. Gann, Disidineen. glum tadediedeb.load, draper- Jan. 9. W. 11. Dee Onnbeidge, —Jew 9. 1. Parson", Rye, Sussex, printer—Jan. 13. T. Y. clamber and L Wilcox, Briuol, wet , actors—Jan. IS. T. P. %Vireos (separate eetate), nrintul, contractor—Jan. 13. 8. Dams, nriatol, pone[—Jan. 13. A. W. Old (separate estate,„ Blackwell, Gateshead. on-Tyne, and Little Aldnidon.street, Westminster. cement martufac. tuns—Jam 11. T. Fattiness (ecp .rate crate), Nevreastle.upon.T)oe, chemist—Jan. U. G. Mann, J. IPlAcAlan„ and W. litackburbe, Liverpool, tailors. YU:ATM to be g:s_23!ted,unier cause be *bows to the contrary, See day of entry. Jag. 14. li Wreford, Moen. attorney- Jen. 14. A. Ewell, Purse ley SOIL near Aebblufog. Devoosuue, wafer-Jen. 14. R. bloom* kenturoury. tamer -Jag 9. J. Roberts aid T. Conway. Prove sou Mold, Flintettar, corn orators-Jun. 19. T. Brindley, Uttoleter, Staffordatuf e. grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Wood end S. Nearberry,W Ilson.etreet, Vinabety, cabinet makers —Louie Metier end Leopold Ether, Birmingham sad Ilattan.garden, City, stone dealers—lt. Abraham:dad Eannunda, Pcsbrey,Lianges. deirne, end /ituwelly. Carmartheushire. coal nierchants—T. Ceases, J. Craven, sad .1 Riatrick, Bradford. Yorkshire, ironfounders, to lass as regards J. Eastriek—J. Morales sad V. Ituthertoro, West Bartle. pool Durham, china sad mirthenware dealers—T. Eaton and W. Eatrin, York.street, Wesrulinster, pawnbrokers—J. Goodman and T. 8. Goodman, Newbury, Beebehtre, drapers—E. Whitworth, W. WM, worth, and A. echoes field, boat, Lanconire, cotton spinners, so tar a. regards A. tietkolelie.d—J. 8. Rolle and W. Meg, Manchester, masultreturets et silk—B. Bolt and J. Bolt, Rochdale, Lancashire, clog MOM and sail manufaetuters—T. Morrison and J. Reid, Whitby, Yorkshire tea dealets-1 Barnes and T. ri,ce, Itirtetneham, glass cottage—J. Russell and W. Russell. Ilamineham, jewctlets Un derwood and J. Wood, birmureham, leather pocket-tank mounts*. tarns -IL P. Bat war nod J. It. llarear, Eat meal a. ins, City, I.irr stationers—W. Stephenson and J. Nixon. Carliolf, O. E.. Lassetcm, B. Middleton, and J. Duren, Isomingharo, attairo plate ware nmenfact tar as regards J. Eurlity —S. Faro. sod U. .1. Body, Mincing-lane, City, Indigo bruker.— Y. Darts aca V.. Itr.dy, Itati.bore.place, Ostordatreet, export oianra-11. Moto anal E. Harris, Watlingarreet, City, wareliouPeamtn -A. 111•Folane, W. U. M'Varlane, and It. el`Varlans, theater, bootrallers. SCUTCII treQL EbiItATIUNS. WILLIAM Stursort, Perth, plasterer, Dec. .2, at the Procurators' Library, Perth. Daum 800rr Counts, Perth, clothier, Dec. 2J, at the Prccuratcn' Library. Perth. Lusaka Waivers, Camphelltown, uphoaten art the Argyll AMA Ins, Campbelltown. Dec. 19, at the Globe Aalaoort4 Glasgow. nraßA 14•1V:ir, °Lugo*, teerehatr, u [Advertisetnen t.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FAMOUS eon Liras CerrrLAtalS t*ssn Medaerhurne. of her Malady's Sara Iteuti.ent. suited, In a triter o Ypres. r lloloinay. that be has great ;tmore in tesriog testimony to the rfti“cy or hls Pith, haring tried them during a long residence in truinAd c.anates, befog a great orderer from Liver CAol.talets, he rangy.. four d the greatest relief from l'illa, the only elevent enedicice be ever toed; therefore be should be happy at all times to satirly any one of the good affects they have Invariably had on him. Soto by all medullas verdurethrounbast the world: at Protests' , Holton ayn eatablishs mats, 241 ; gaud. Loudon; and IL), Maiden-lane, Mew Sal: by A. Stamp., Coaatallhoglo ; A. Gekney, bax)risa ; and E. Usk, ME" 41. - COTTON.—Liveaseer, Die, 14—The m arket ekl•NI ten Srm. sad, compared with Friday's ratew prices of all kin e are ei t fru. more cep. eially American under 7d. 2'hs rale. today are trt mat d at 7,000 bales, and osiatetof about 1,t0: American 'sport and it, eulacloa; SO Pima and lisrenbam, et `Yd.; 240 Ilsbis, at fld 7d. ; 200 Egyptian, at Gjd. to Bd. • 1,000 Surat, at 41d. is .5;0. expert), and 100 Sea blued,. at 12 . d. to 14d. per lb. Total ale. Thursday, 27,040 bola; Import. 80.000; upon, 9,500; au' oo 4 4 . INgatloll. 4000. .—lf y OOTTON GOODSaxesarea, Doe. 16.—A new Imputoe tu bees elves to the market by farther favourable advices from tau, mid partly by as upward enema to the cotton market, Mich hi. brought buyers rather more freely into the market tha n might ail been expected. In yarns tare has been • rather large bonne.. d,,,. cc Burial account, including some ea:ens:in catracts for 40's cubs twist. Bather more business has been dons in ffroe rur a ll y, ic. abiding qualities suitable for India, Germany, the Iteditataara, and the home trade. The consequence Al that airmen ar lacking gli, 'drams os Ism week's rates, and prices may he gunmen rattAr higher, thonah not in all esses quite Id. per lb. It Moats age anthem Ina been done for India, and en.. co neaten:Ave olden, w.ibi probably bane been given but had there beta • cosaibility, after I A contracts undertaken within the last fortnight, of securing deliver -8 within a raaanable time. The demand hu been chiefly toe thicch abirtlngs and 32-ineu madspolluse :or indit Other fabrics Les also been favourably affected, including domestics and ebeetinee for the Mae trade, 61b. T cloths, )looses, and v7•inch man:clans lig America, all of which are rather dearer is mice. WOOLLEN.—Lm•, Doc. 16.—The woollen cloth nisteet max. Whim a arm and steady tone. and a good round business coatunee be transacted. There has been about the usual attendance of buyere to the Cloth galls this mooning, and quilt an average guano; cc cloth baa clamed owners. Prices are ri: co, and the stalwart gra• dully becoming less. HUDDIMIIIII.D. Dee. 18.—Tbe market 4 unuenally bra. B..yde are preeent from Scotland, London, and the purchases are a— morous and heavy, both in winter and eprlag goal.. The rcpurte of the manufacturer. are generally favourable. and the motet of ty trade is one of increased accedence. Wool Sm. WOOL9.—DVDDIaIIIIILD, Dec. 16.—The fear of wools [sits higher early teat year, is operating as an inducement to nosautsc. torero to lay in stooge, and ttey are buying pretty freely at full twat MANIIPACTURISIL—Hommeartain, Das. 16.—Coneidering advanced period of the wawa, the attendance of buyers bas ht, good, and there exists a tolerable demand for low moon., mid, fancy.. and good ►lack.. The amount of burineis done on the ehor named. the avenge of December market day.. CORN.-Bert., Dec. 16.-1 here masa moderate supply of when at market today, erudition affected by the weather. The demi warn slow at about 2a. below the Cates current lent Too edgy. lortga slow sale at Is. hem money. Tor barley • fair sale at le. &Cm, Other descriptions of twins soon are unaltered. Linseed Arm, and on tatothrtag tendency. Cakes very quiet, mess to the mild weenie, bat without Lay ateumulation of stock. Impuete for the week 'Wei Dee. 11 tr-Wheat. 901 qrs. ; barley, 1,310; Suns, 431 ; pose, 215; Munn 11,315; oil ukee, 59 toes, bonen 340. Lagoa Dec. 16.-We have fair supplies of wheat; the trade Caton millers wanting to buy at lower prima, which bolder retie. emerci Ler damp inferior parcel. ; for auk Is. to 2.. lees money I. tau, Barley held drolly at higher rates. Beans and oats, with otter utile*, do net vary from last week. Average price of grain-When, 2,662 qrs., Its, gal.; barley, 2,243 go., Vs.; oats, Cl qrs., 28a. re.• Wit lth qrs., 44.. 2d.; pea; ID qrs.. I's. Arrival. this weft.: Wheat 4,549 qrs., sofa 42 gra, barley 1,741 qrs., rapeseed 253 gm Lirkeroon D.C. 16.-At this clat'a market there was a geed attendeme of the trade, and less penury to MI than nme; have been anticipated from the extent of our supplies of late. WLe4 met with • fair coccus Mu demand, and choice deseriptims et white an d re d mgccigsa, being aurae, were not obtainable on nu terially lower terms. Medium and inferior qualities of *bite loth, however, be quoted 3d. to eti. per 70ite., and of red 2d. per 701'e, lower on the week. Floor was neglected, and, although balder offered to submit to a reduction of 3.1. to id. per bunt and la pee sack on the rates of Tuesday last, small progress. could be made win ales. Oslo and oatmeal, with • limited demand, barely minuted their thine. Barley, beans, acid peso were difficult to move, aad say be quoted 3d. per 60Ite. and is. per quarter lower. Indian torn to. Musa to meet with the merest retail demand for feeding, but the supplies being light, and likely to continue co, holders are enabled to =UMW the value pretty wed, mixed bringing 515., yellow Ba. and white 315. 6d. to Sese per quarter. ex chip. Lrath, 15.-The weather condom, open and mild. To lt.s day's market the supply of wheat was not so good as bat weft. steady demand wee experiemed, at • reduction of la to 2.. per eh upon all descriptions.. Barley in less supply; good malting rue readily commanded an advaace of le. to 2.. per qr. upon list se prises; grinding and diatilhog qualities Ors at late rates, Wheat, white, 611bs. to 631 t es, e. to 71s. ; red, sew. Celt.. to 63154 61s. to CS..; ditto, Saliba. to 80th.., She. to Hr. Barley. theenste new, 5211t0. to 341 k.., 16s. to 1110.; common, 311 b.. to UM, Be. to 43e. Beans. old, 65114. to telefax., 18e. to 52a.; new, 64101. to 6611 m, 46e. to 48s. per qr. to the growers. Mclnerney Dec. 16.-The westaer has become frosty again, old, if it continue, will effect a great Improvement in the oindihon ol our native wheat, ratchet present le is a meet deplorable condition. A: our market this morning we had a moderate snow of wheat from the growers, and, luring still several cargoes at the quay, left over bon previous arrivals, the trade opeesd with lees tons, and to effect Mien reduction of Ice per qr. had th he mimed.° ; but some IMthre forted landing rather this even accept this moderate concertion. It foreign threely anything woo done. Flout eold slowly, 41a. burg now • very extreme quotation for houreholds, whilst very gaol qua. Mies may be had at Is. less. Barley wu more eoullit Cies, sti reality sommanded Saturday'. quotations. Malt unaltered ; and die game rimsrks well apply to other articles. Bauman Dew 113.-At this day's market the supply of all hick of grain eueeLed the requirements of the trade, and there wawa fell attendants. The trade is wheat was limited, but best mac* =abstained their previous value, whilst inferior sorts declined ham In to Is per qr. Flour trete dull, u list quoted. A teller denied for prime temples of malting barley, which suppoeted previous no remits, but Welling q uslitit•s met • limited inatury. Good man cautious in request, and Maim maintains previous rates. Ad 4s. ecriptions of oats realised lull prices, and mochas% were fon/ made. Beams and Rosa met a moderate thqutry, and prises rasa: natty mattered. fiery litt e dole* in seeds. Wheat, 60s. to sla. Barley, 3114. to 465. Oat., 275. to 31s. Buns, 19a. to 53e. Peas, 435. to 17s. Vetches. 49.. to Mc. per quieter. Flour, 4's. to per seek. Malt, he. W. to 9s. 6d. per bushel. CATTLE. Sauter sr CIIIIPTXAS Perna Vaasa; Dpc.l6.—The market—the best and lamest of the -esuon was held to-day. ark: railway communication from the west has materially added to to supplies of this market, and particularly en to-day, when our mule.. was completely glutted with heastowhleh in quality, could not bent. passed. The attendance of Withers and dealers, both and neer, was very DUEMOUS. Enormous pekoe were aakad fo rell Weeds, which fora period retarded the business of the day, but at leorth were quicker, and most were elated. Beet or beef sold at au minus ~f la. per sears over that of last market, whilst other descripticee ware eimParly affected, which In a measure may be attributed to the setting in of freely weather. Contrary to former years, the trupp4 of sheep was particularly email, in fact lees in mater than on ore, nary market days, but the quality and condition was of the beet description. This circumstance led to the mating of exultss• ately high rates; but notrii.bitanoing they ware readily purchased,aod in most instances= advance of Id. per .b. was obtained, soda van cleanixe effected. The supple of veal was very short. and no. tee. adou in the trade occurred. There wee about eke usual supply cf pugs, and so average amount of business was transacted. with 'Meer nod trances of perms. Best on beef, from Its, to IS.. per sown eow sad heifer ditto, 10s. to 12s. Best Down matters, SO. to NI. pw lb.; leader sad other breeds, 70. to 81. Lamb, 9d. Veal, Ted. to ed. Pork, fresh and salt, 74d. to P:d. per lb., sod I .s. to Its. nitre mom. Green bacon, did. to Pd. per lb.„ and Ile. to Ile. Pd. per seers; sad dry baton, 10d. to lid. per lb. Quarter-old Pore pip, eh. to rlie. wk. BHIPPIIvG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Crimes, from New (Weans, at fluttery Roads (entrance to the Shan. woe), with lose of roan and UAL—Liverpool. Dn. 10. Mary (brig), Captain Howell, frees Cardiff to glessedria, with torah. miner s Ink at sea and foutdered on tee . DO of December, in 57 74" lon. S K. ; crew caved.—Malta, Dec. 9. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Adeha Rogers (Parque), from Liverpool for Alexandria, Nov. If, 41.25, los. 53.20, Araby Maid, from Lordon for the Mouthing. Sept. 7, Ellen Sophia (barque), from London for Buenos Ayres, 28 day r.xl, Nor. 10,1x1. 7.21 N., lon. 23.54 W. Fairy Queen, from Batavia for London, Sept. 21, off Point Sr, rn. [igen. of Bristol, loom London for Nov. 18, 1at.24 N., la. 37 W. Her Majcety, Oet. 21, lat. 3 S., lea. 91 E. hones B. Keeler (ship), Allen, from New York for London, Nor.:*. 41. 10, 1015.71. Mary Canners, frees Liverpool for Carol's, Sept. 4. Nemesis (barque), from London for Rangt or, Nor. 25, lat. l'7 1* lon. 29.38 W.; 49 date out. Suoshine (ship), from Lireryool for Bonny, Nov. 21, lat. 7.54, :on. 23 W,; 21 days out. SterraNevada, from lAD ton for B-etun, Nor. 9, )a'. 4 0 .4 0 , lot. 49 . 45 . Sir H. Smith, from Liverpool for Portland, Nor. 23,1 at. 41.5.5, lotial. Sultan, trots London for ti dory, Sept. 8. William Fisher, from Liverpool for Panama, N0v.19, 10.3.11 lon, 22.38 W.; 34 days out, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BROORICK,—Dee. 14, at Chester•equare, Mrs. W. Brodtte. S EKIKINL—Dea.I2, at Carlisle, the wile of Lleut..Col. Errk.ted: • eon. YON thle.OßL—Dee. 12. et Ctuarchurcb road, Britten U . ., MP J. Monte flare, of a dunned.. MURRAY.—Iee. IS, at Kupewater•lerrace, the wife of C Kun:, Esq., of a daughter. Klao.—Dee. ut Upper Church•strcet, Beth, the wife of cup Nies, R.N. 0.14. of a eon. POLLARD.—Deo 12, at Oloweester.erffeeot North, lly,:e peek, th , wife of U. 0. Poland, Pg., of r d.tuyhter. TUKIIOI.—Deo. 14, at lidburn fra-ey, the wife of 11. P. Tented Fug" of a eon. TYKO.N.—Ia c. 11, at Sestrook Fa , en, Kent, Ow wife of V, Tyumen, Ent , of • um WYNN.—Dee. 14, at Purlaetreet, Grwernor-equate, the In , • B. 11. W. W. Wyllll, Eeq., 01 • &nightie. MARRIAGES. ENOLAND-11AMMAR.- I ke. IL et St. JameVe, Establish by lM Rev. B. S. bind', Mr. 0. England, of Hatcbem. Surrey, to WA daughter of the late Mr. J. Iluanur. 11co.tead. 1101,11ANN.—WIL.ON.—Ihr. 13, P s, St. Anne' Wandeirort, l 7 the Ker. Pr. Rooth, V.R.e., Pr. A. W. uni..ns, r.u.s., to L 0 mond Margaret Jane, d.tughter of the late W. Nilson. Jun., E'f. HORAFALL—TOWNEND.—Lke.the Lariat church, Leo% Mr. P. to Mu* Elia:beta Towhead, both ol Leeds. LASCELI,eB—MALCOLM.—Deo. 11, at the Church of NI. Eolufeba Argylcablre, by the See. J. (1. Young, the Wm K. W. Larchlet. eon of the Ecu of Ilarcernod, to Jearle Elianbeth, daughtrr of it. Male im. Fp., of Poltalloch. ROME—MAT LIIIE.—Dee. 16, at ht. hatloor's Church, Upper NI. eta, by the gee. R. R. De Levante, M.A., CO . AMPI Vro:). Rohe, LB, only turny.ng e.ak o: the late Colon,l So. NO , . Robe, K GLL, &CAL, and K T.. , to Louisa Georgian% youorra daughter of the tate John bitable, Leg., of the Lion. I. bit Cosivinrs Homo Sento, DR &TUN. ALLAN.—Dn. IS, at ThornKLeres7cnt, Snean, dauslnef of the vt D. Allan, F.K., of Cangtotatetraco ALLEN.—Dre. 11, at tuotb , rlang.street, Warwiek.posee, ay, U. M. E. Allen, R.N.. aged 41. AVELING.—Pre. H, 0. Sealing, Esq., of Wept Vlll4, Aclol4 M l ' Mara, aged 77. i DAKSK.—Dee. IS, Mr. 0. Nagel'. of I..ok.terrare, CaoLleason. 6'4 Torenliaul-Court-road, aged 73. BOYS—Dec. 11, at Fairlawn, Limos, ()ems Salem, ecn 7 . T. Soya, Seg., aged IP. BURP S.—Hea 13, at Menet-4111as, MK erst.cit.W, R. Pam% " of R. Stunk late of Hobart Tosa. aged 2 l. CAPRWAJL„—Des. 14, at St. INIIK, FraoLt, Fanny, daughts el lit Ospreol, of Quads. a s 11. 411 Printed and published Ili Wtattan Kum lima% ot No. & a threat. in the City or Lonaloa. Printer, nt the inaoo. ta Id Pato, to tho Piveluet of Whinfriam—Wialiaila r . 11,1.14.