The Express. — London, England, 1851-01-23 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1851. A . privy had fixed the 10th of February for bear to day. Whams did 80, and two din The ha wont any 0 Initlnal of ; sad in givieg him into towne end consequence and le. 7d. to Is. 94. for export. No tranmertions of Lain nelligence. to the beck to ttet the cheque Mamie& The cheque was 'octane rains up he bad rendered himself liable action any consequence have mewled. - iw ilt a r. e iln l i p . tar 'yg m oi, d ou bted whe th er the court would be then returned to him by the clerk, who said Mr. Chardin fo The e imprisoent. PINIMTO.-Sales have occurred at 41C to 5d., mid theme mewed • ias immediately discharged. Wee might still be got for smelt parcels ; 41d., however, oc COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-YMITEIIDAT. judgmon by the Mk of February. There wee had no account at that bank....raid he sea iilt given for the largest quantity. able to gin co linTows co Benen.-Satmea Loan Caureums, Ma Jensen Parra. • peat deal of endgame and some contheicie in the ca. As . Thom.. Windsor , t, clerk the id Lo n n o do s n . s h ad COnety . Jo m ia r t the late Chief Jammer bad Id [ the court, they could no. Stock Bank , mbar a , pe rson . 1•00 WOOD. -Te.r. is scarcely any at market. We may fn son, Ma. Jesnes Comma me Ms. Jerre" Moamar. MARKETS. quote the article at 40e per too, at which rate a sale of 60 1( would be able Omani had an accost% at that bank. He bad been at- Helenas et. C•mahon'a COLLSSOOII STEAM COAL AND easily oommusieste with him, and when they to being the matter to • conelusiee be sou. nee 'd t tulle He reeked to that b a nk since ne Itineration, 10 years, and me toneless been effected. LOCONOI RalkillAT Coaraay.-J134011111 1 T. COTTON.-LlrtitrOOL, JAN. 22.-The sales of cotton FRBIGHTII.-Tueuage is abundant, with very little chance er of emp'oyment for some weeks yet. Lead Campbell now dielivand b. No doubt if they were upon their boots. He had se recollectioa of the prison•r fo-dayr are estinuted at 3000 bales, and consist of about jadasseet is this ease, sad had read • great lathe books end papers on the subject, bat quite certain the name if Chardin bad never been entered add that the comet had aver talus Our to marider the no. he did set mem a get on mu _ . baviag an memo at his benk. locked op sant they 'mord limy should mon mime to • de. 450 Penang and Maranhans at Bd. tolled. 160 Bahia at 84. MaLT.-Bottted condom in liberal Ripply. 300 banal' 5( Sid., 250 Surat at 54. to 614.. and 60 Sealelands at 141 d. to Ryan' ale and p..ner have been moved at 7e. 6d. per dosen. ills oater il i r t a ior nik tkr d aa e t te lai nd d an a t a . T aladasa be cour i r ha th :in liiaka g heal the Gr ad e mo t° maion-(a laegb)-but otherwise he was doubtful of the John Patten, at ilea, carrying on basintas in the &rand, said be wee formerly upon intimacy with the prisoner. He hod 204. Total since Th u rsday, 20,000. Limpet sinew Thursday, We have not Mud anything of bulk. Ale alone is offered al penult, 04 impedes tke bills of linkup upon which result. 20,003. The market closes with little demand and much to at 71- Porter commands 7s. 9J. to 8.. per dozen, in like Sir F. Thesiger-lf I bad the power to nee the remedy a perfect knowledge of the prisoner's bendwritinp, and was ult. Compared with Frilso 'a rates, prices of all k oda are manner. iha the acce allis P i ten w on aa ba hr i secor ht, d aa ance d ka w a ith iali th aara e re ta q i u ly ire aa m m e p l ar s l o a f which •• our loiship suggests, I certainly should do no. quite positive that the cheque bad been written by the prl. seiner, Including the signature.SALT IS unaltered. Mach laughter hale changed, although the tendency is downward. Se•hi the act of parliament on which the setion was founded, ( Tosacoo.-Cavendish is very scarce, end in good inquiry. Mr. deities Miele had thought et appointing the 20th of Mr. Henry said he tied bend quite sufficient in wamotiop Islands ire , g... the court was of opinion that a rule Me ought cot There is not any in first hands. Leaf is plentiful, and rather to be granted. Toe meaning of the act of pulls. February for giving th i s , judgment, as on that dal b the ma co a urt Dim i s sending the prisoner for trial, and could not mope COALS -LONDON, JAS. n -CLOSE or TIIII MARKET.- inactive et 68s. to 72e. per 1001 be. mat am that companies like the present maid only be would neer the appal rem the entity court • es . . , MI two must give them some faded :n ee , or, from the nature of the The prisoner war o:tenting') fully committed for trial at Tenfold Moor, 14. • T fi-ld Moor Butes, 13a. 6d • Ord' ELCNANGEIS-On London : Jamaica Bank-90 days, I per . , . liable when bills of exchaoge had been accepted by Maio, 135.; Pelton Main, 135.,• Walla End Go•forth, 14, 34.; cent. prem.; 60 days, 1 4 per cent. prom . ; 30 days, 2 per directors es behalf of the company , the directors having are . it couldao be sitisflorili Styled. . 4 the next sessions of the Central Crimean Court. paper, and Tea lloLnoltN ROsinatier.-CONPLICT or ETWINCII.- Walls Red lirsddyll,lsl. 34.; Walls End Richmond, 141.64 ; ant. prem .: Colonial Bank-00 days , 1 per cent. prem.; T expremeed tkat they had been accepted . 0 behalf of the The Court then proceeded with the new tr i o oompuy. There wee no remoneede cam for_eutertamion die_ of of . three L ess israL es, neither of which possessed a single Williams Roberts end John R. White were brought up from Wells End Unto° 16s 9d • Wall , End Lemma, 13e. 64.; 60 days, 11l per cent. prem. On New York : Merchanti' a remind. Prior to the reception ot new evidence, this Case Walls End Ke110e,16.. 34.; *all. End Whitworth,l2e. 91.; Bills, 60 dsp, 21 to 3 per cent. prem. any doubt that the bills were Do accepted. It bed feature of public ie_ VA tt LP w A g attl , Bo . , NoT . dwe 26 1,. . T. _ --. stood thus ;- Mi es Fossil, daughter of the proprietress, of Wells End liereelden, 141.3 d. • Walls Red Thonsley,l4.. 9d ; - stated that another coon had granted a rule aid, ea th e the Sun sad Punch cowl, Holborn, bad sworn that on Walls End Seymour Tees, lit ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, The last month closed as doll as same grounds on shies the motion had been made in this COURT OF EXCREQUEIL-TannanaT. the morning of nide], the 10th inst., at 20 minutes to 14.. 9.1.; Coops Hartley, 14s. ; Hanley, 13. 34.; Walls witnessed very little improvement during the present. The I court, but nevertheless this court had no doubt upon the New Pain AT WieInITEME.-10 , 062 ME..• •Anon IdniTm. nit° 1 S ta' the ' t I the bar mud , n End Hartlepool , 9 Walt, Eel ' 'e l6 dd e home trade hue been exceedingly dull, chiefly owing to the P ,s • raft up-s in, At us Mid o Mai ,an lie. d .; T hhi , .. ... question, and c o mettiently tiny could oat greet a nate A MISMAISZ ONISIOII mum in so doing met the prisoner White coming out of th e Sydasy'e Hanley, 14..- Ships at minket:77; sold, 36 , winch would prevent the plointiff from getting bis money Path e. REsTan.-BTansolorrio now. for exports, however, has been somewhat brisker, but nothing I political agitstioe in Santiago and San Felipe. The market 1 ' back. yard ; his shoulder war whitened, as if it bad rubbed fru • keg time. This:woe en action ba i to recover by 66l. sa l c Os iii t e h b e a r d ozi t t us of y sa hp bi nn ll 41 t a wade wall. Arrived up-emirs, she discovered . , n. 21. -Then amore doirg in HOPS -Woacrurras Ja Bale noised. o: exchange (for rey , rtbat her mother's room had neen robbed of 601. in gold our market both in new and old ho p s ; the prices ot the compared to former years. 2 Tin Gloats e. Tna Sociamerron DOES COMFANT.- and marred by the neleedant end endorsed to the plaintiff. and 91. in silver. Access must have been gaited to the former rule from 72.. to 80e., end 84.. to 90.. for choice. Peru and Bolin., our principal customer., have bought p very slightly during the month ; the former republic being 1 .1 CDOMMT. The defendant pleaded that he did not accept ; that Battle y room by • window opening into the back yard, the wail 1846, 1847, and 1948, are selling at 30s. to 60s. Lord Cempboll in delivering judgment in this case, said did not endorse; that the bill was obtained by fraud; that of which had been recently whitewashed Emma - in a note of political fermention, and the Latter scarcely I recovered from the lest shock. C the pee bad ant to consider weeds r the defendues were then was no consideration for th e endorsement ; th at the Holden, the har ' maid, had also sworn with equal pod. CORN-Betanetae, Jan. 22.-The attendance was HMIs to Pay Poo . . Pet". on "count 01 some Premises tenth plaistiff had notice of the fraud, and took the bill after it tieeee _. w . • , . w . i 4 het the h.,. tramected .. dau. t ., :j . The only . salts of importance closed this month have been belonged to teem, but of which they were not the occupiers. was due ; end. lastly. that no barley war received. ei to bite s presence on the cocaina. a - greater wan m a in the beginniug of the same, when about 240,000 yards ...I lima Headmen said he was present when the rob• Price. mmened tonne. white shining' were placed tor Mexico at 80. • also yard e A part of the ;remises cossioted of the custom house, which Mn . n „, a aad . Field -• ---r ev --- - : bery wss discovered, and saw White in the house, his Cruces/reit Jar. 22.-The simples of Corn at our was occupied by her liemy's L.imeinioners of Customs St Mr. Attention for the defendant.goodsof different description', emu atio gto 140,000 dole,b aye 1 a reat.t or 6001. • year. There was also a swain s h ou ld er whitened, u described by Miss Foul]. Upon this market toalay were not co numerous as for some weeks past. Never. Mr. Hominy said this au as action by an attorney in neence White has been confined . The primer Roberts, tholese, there was no additional life in the trade, inni prices of ad bean taken up by one house for Salta, the Argentine province., 1 lands may be conektered as lam week. Wheat, 32e. to Ma. Barley, and Bolivia. 'I he same house bus brought 40,000 dole quick- : teet'•e7 ',Melted to the imenm e se which was ems , Northman or to mover the amount of • bill of exchange pied by tke West India Mail Packet Company, which bed be indorsed to him in the course of business. . I ° who war potboy at the house, and bad appeared at the new see. to 265. Oate, 18e. to 20e. Beane, 2ils. to doe. Peas, 21s. is slime for Bolivia. The price hue not transpired, but holders ( tee which they paid 4001. per tau. There were several Me did note pprehend he should have much difficulty in two _,,,__ dr e w ___ . c . on Lion to su ppo rt the charge against White, decamped a day or hp.. Fl ou r , 2sa. ea ho. , per es . • are now asking 114 dole. Alter the arrival of the steamer i HAY WARD'S Hunt. Jan. 22.-The supply of Wheat a little more ac pity was manifested for California, the • ereekahops let to • person Laud Joseph White at 751. • • ► proving the cue, notwitbstaading the formidabl: array of seer , an d semi i on_ himself.. , Tho b n.peon, ad en officer, traced him throug h uTaTetetio, tohat em, • was rather mall at this market, and it found buyers at previous mu re from that being of ' year. tate liabitity of the Dock Compaby to be rated for pleas on the record. Plea4en kept in their pigeontholes a ports country a more encouraging F ham to Canterbury sp. nd in g bath gold and silver , these premise. oat founded en 13 Geo. 111 , esp. 63. By that m t of pleas nadv Mt and dry, imputing fraud and so forth, and b nded him at Ca ' ntrirbury with 411, is gold in his ' itleeeTt: lets old, 101. 15e. b to 14 111 1 . red, 101. at tt s 107 week's ?Tin". nature: but this demand has scarcely any influence on set It boo rouata Oct. wnOttoST•T should let, 011, II" which were brought doves and used as eircomentaces might " & pr e t H . _.,..... 1 - pameseton. • thunemate y recognised is officer, remises at • truly rental they should be deemed to be the requite, but with the utmost disregard to all the fans 01 a sa __,_ _, _. • ii Were the .. -% Oste its. to 13s. Beam, Us. to Vs. Peas, Va. to Ific unit:atm the merge by saying Ste war Stone s , i qualities of white cotton goods, and, exclusive of the sale amp. r. Mau premises. The corn was of opiates that el.. * t hese we. a Ui P lieUe set' which wala now used iw wee the property of his minfirell ;he had not stolen it, but it RBILIFORD, Jan. IL-Owing to the abuses of the load above-mentioned, 60,000 yards„ 50 inches, at 61e., and 60,000 ' tail news old not apply to the Promisee nom ceder enmel• tamest every defence to a bill of mamma, and the jury had lead bees en •.o him M other man." buye r s (who s un tend ar hem ea:aim...ins this antra anaahn o • and yards. 66 inches, at 81c.; en inferior quality has been sold ' domain, &lineage th ey were situated mania the mike en - a good illustratioa of the system in the ease then before o.thit fl o ' e l eeiett Mr , wilt., who . ed f or Who,. the Metre number of Snow present from Aber the mem. for home consumption; the demand and sales of prints have ' ensure uf the Hoek GompenY, with the eamilition Of 'hi them, The misfortune War, that this involved a payMent ef • . ' 1 ahoy •lion were veer languid, with a downward tendency previous been limited ; a few ordinary prints, however, met with fair seexamitied the witnesses on t h e stetensent without Cumusi-horse, Chico had been erected on the land of the cost a ma respected the p l.. ............returns. prices'. Fao madder prints, good patents, can be quoted 26 materially shaltieg their evidence. He then called the 101 company. Tim learned anneal lot the respondents had ols. Mr. BATOR Martin Mil it war extremely desirable, in the ,__, e wit ... este . behalf of hie dint Nawasi , Jan. 22 -On 'Change to-day a disposition reale in bond. imuni to the deels'u e° °I 72 a. from the amount el the rates cue of an ingestion of fraud, that these various pleas ""*.,' d„,, „ ~ . was evinced to purchase Wheat and Barley, at Is. per qr. ad. English cotton stripes are In demand. Cotton pantaloon Mathew a MOWED sam a school Maistent, at present on account of a steam toe, which it was said was wholly shesid be embodied in one plea. vancc of qualaks in condition ; secondary meta M each firm• in stuff. ( English), ordinary quality, have been selling at 11 without ennsgement, and have lived with the prisoner spring grain, than particularly have a tendency to Me; lleans'aad distract Irons the d clts ; bat the Dock Company was em The sae/ranee and endonement having been proved, male tll reek in bond, we have bad heav ' le of y arrive that White for six or seven we, ke et the model lodging house. Pawn° lower. Wheat, new • white, 46am 48a; min, 20; red, new, . ° , power. el hy their ace to supply steam tam to briag needs Mr. Atherton said, it called upon to defend the entire On Unreels night week , the time of the alleged robbery 41a. to 42.. extra, 43e.; se co nd qualities, 36., to 465, j en u a , m a : article latterly, into the docks, and the steam tug in question was so ea- system of phoiding, he should despair of t h e able able to din - i w.s with ' White at model lodging He - • Barley, malung, lie. to Ds.; extra, 265.• minding, Itte. to 21e. English domenica, 29 inches, have realised 50., and Ame house. went ployed allure/mg grin benefit to th ose who made are of mm a plausible argument to support the defence. It - . h till a t OM, feed. 17.. to 1816 ; seed, 201. Bean ., sae. to SU; 914, 28.. ricans, 28 to 29 inches, 31 to 31 cents. up stairs to bed a little before twe l ve , war am • er the ducks, and Wu costribated to the general profit of the certainly wee most desirable that some plan such as bad bees , Cloth has bean dull, and the few sales effected have been • d I Illai2 White never le , ft the ho between Su lla ' concern, sitheeseh not absolutely accessary to carry it on. suggested by the leveed judge should be adopted. In the !...--• s h a -- -- that -- - Nauciurrut, Jan. 21.-The weather, after • mint bob- for export. O MITI. Tie court thought that the stem ts 4 wee to be cousideted Mr Henry-Hers is • • letter in our handwntiog a - se being ancillary to the docks, and as nuts of the capital am • applicable to the law of the country, not to the defend he a rt el. sr sky, tending to (Met. At our market this morning we hear of one sale of the former, 50 pieces, at 20 dol.. to dared ' Mr. H- It ntAine y them among other seed to carry on the Moines. of the Coke The court had ant. he T ease was a simple see. The defendant is a mesh • ta . r 'We all star aa vin " " Star ving ' men - h a good supply of Wheat fro t t e tbe e x t rozere, hut hating very little , 21 dole, and 100 pieces of the latter at 64 dols. Other very great Meets as to the sum of 1,0001. under the master in the Fulham-road. His landlord, Crane, sold him ss f meldie: . . I s e ~' li did k• it all ofr'fufrom the conit ' - _ metes pretty freely • small lots of inferior quality of beyetillai have been sold at not afford to stick at trifles. " You not ma • S atur day' s ratea, whist at the same time business to • extent a head of " dinettes" allowed to one of the directors for ia qstity ot barley. Pinter gave • blank acceptance for ri g h t „ ‘0 ,,,, the „,,,t b oy,. ete cared in foreign, new Stettin and Str aleund making 435., and medium 19 dole. to 19 dots. 4c. his expose's, aad lor his minds in smarm the &than of the e a rn. , but sever received a grain of the barley. He ."" r"' ' old Rostock, 425. per qr. weighed 83 lbe s tand to etch sarts the demand We have had no irquiry for LINENS, excepting bretanas Witness - These words were part of an appeal to • _ . ... the company, i .dependent of 3 per cent. interest, end 7 must rely entirely on the evidence of the drawer of the bill, , -. wite chick co n fined , the sales in south country being exceedingly and drills ; but the coesueoption of these even is so limited person who owed me money for services performea. lee - per cent. Interest on the capital of the company. The Mr. Bettley said he was, at the time the bill was drawn, .- . trading, owing to the high peen miens of holders. Foe Flour we that a very small quantity would overstock the market. court, however, were not prepared to my that this all Arena steward to the Ent of Monington, mad a dealer in corn. fe ' to be pot bo y means that wbereu th ispresmou . re mug had t , experienced a slow inquiry, and the quantity offering for the moment might am to us made to toe " direction." Another question Crass purchased 40 quarters of barley at 30s. and the bill peSIOn addre promised t oen•bl me to wait at Mrs . e beyond present requirement., the granary will have to, be re- LtIMBRE still continues a drug in the market, excepting three-inch amorted planks for California. ea rns* of meeting sorted to as reducing prices would not lead to a more active MI-einem, in to ealle was wuetteer or not the ream engines and other r-prearsted that value , with some expenses. The defend s sal " 01l a "stain occasion, or the ` - -nable doubt: entertainedthe •he band Llutcolte of all descriptions are dull. him,_ b limning a credit for beer with the pot boy f or me, whereas reaso are on A r mtu 966 sht•Te7 ow Me tremnies sees "his to pay Mot on the ant took away the barley There was • general amount he had not done the policy of making soy further con. Wi th under existing circum- SALTPETRE is mane. Some miles have been effected at rolled that they were stock in trade. It 'pestered from between unto/. and Mr Petl, the plaintiff, who discounted continue - will swear ave no en o Examination ea. • d I I h the t stances. Rye meets little attention. With malting Barley we are 144 reels, but it is held at present at 15 reals. the ass sent by the NV loss to the court that the machinery hole lot him. i t we. en d orse d b elpie i t me a n. d ue . . I again largely supplied, and the majority consisting of ordinary qua- COPPIR on board can be quoted at 14 dole. 4c., and a wee worth 4601. to an in coming tenant, and the rule had Mr. Atherton said he could not, alter the evidence, carry Mrs. Foxall's twelve times. I may have been ten times. mi n , each are meet difficult of disposal, whilst choice is in fair fair demand , do not believe I have been more than six or seven times. request, extra chevalier being worth ' • ..6e. per qr., weig long 531 M. and been lair down that property or that description ought to the case rhythmQutcreamego is held now at 114 dole., after a considerable George Brown-I Mosta an toms ' to of the model lodging upwards, where's good runs, weighing 51 Ws per bushel may be had be assessed aecordiug to sto protein value. Oa the lest The jury therefore immediately gave a verdict for theat lie. Molt unchanged, and the same may be sad of oilier articles, amount having changed hinds. draper, and live • that Mose, am by trade a raper, now in house Twilit to the can them me no doubt. The tenant' of the 'mount of the bill and interest because out of employ. I sleep on the ground floor, within RoMFOUD, J.ll. 22 -We have bad • short supply of very little • most of Swim-The steamer has b rought , premises beluga-1j to the Dock Company claimed a dean- NON ATTENDANCE OP Art 0611275. six or eight feet of the street door. lam a light sleeper, and Wheat at our market to-day, which sold et last week's prices; . 11 the houses having contracted for it in Copiapo, the sellers Pea or 15.51. for MOMS tax, in respect of the estimated Mach time was lost in consequence of the non-attendsaceother g v sin 'n it,oderate eupply, with dull sale, at about same as last teeing 1 per cen t. in froth ht by this operation. Tice amount • proper., of toe tenant. Tbat, however, was a tax upon the of &porta ye in mums ern down for trial. In several eases troubled with a bed cough. It is my office to let inmates in week. Whe 3ts. to 4Ge. Barley, 25e. to 295.; grinding, 20*. to arrived has Men bought up at 10 dole when retuning at unusual by . I remember Teutons] net income of the tame, alter paying the rent of the called on the count. I were ready, but as neither attorneys nor . 24.. Oats, 16., to Vs. Beene, 131 6 to 23 c Fen% 2 6 e. lo 3 0 s• Byer EXCUANOE.-00 England, 46, at 60 and 9‘.1 days' sight. night week White got his supper that night by borrowing 21s. to 134. premise.. Far these reasons, the court thought that the witnesses answered, the records were withdrawe. The jury • i d • sixpence from a fellow lodger. e was in the house when I Fazio an.-To Liverpool, 31. 31. and 5 per cent ; France, Recorder of Southampton had rightly decided the various sat ice pt wittiest idly fee apwsrds of an hour. SPAI.DINO. Jan. 21.-The weather continues remarkably 95f. to 100 f.; Continental, 31. 10s. to 31. 12.. 6d. ; London, went to bed at belt-put eleven, and I did not let him In . questino. brought under bis cossideration, and the order of His lordship got tlinegb the list sat down for the second afterwuda. H e mi a bo ut half Gm ' "' ad Wheats grow unnenail Y frun ' sod ue nom h e ms's , 31 12s . 64 • 8 Faii to pt. 16 doll. to 17 dole., to load in ward'. e was absent for • few flutes - as the farmers say, winter proud. The t ra d e for fine Wheat h r ' . , AO es c c , . Minn must be effirtned, and the rule discharged. term sittings. TM men will tit at Guildhall on Saturday. buy his Talcahuano, and 31. 10e. to 31. 12s. 6d. in lull for Homo Bale diecharg. et moordieply. pest ten when he went to supper. Tbe next day lie really improved ;we should scarcely be justi fi ed In quoting L. ad. Tits COPI•en MIN ear CUMPANT OF ENGLAND v. Fox.- -- - was lying in bed for want of fond till two o'clock, when he yam as general; in some Instances such was the one; Medial, a from Chinas to a oafs port in the United Kingdom, calling J I:Dungan% MIDDLESEX SESIRONS.-TESTERDAY. piked me to go and pawn his coat to get him some dinner. 1 better trade, more confidence on the part ot the buyer. The condition at Cork. Lord Campbell, in delivering du judgment of the court in Barman Ma. Mummer Amin, Aserneerr.Junos. did so. One of the doors through which any one entering is anything but good. Other kind, of Wheat maintained their etand. The gold dust imported this month from C difornia is only log in Prices , ss they are only otoWd to certain Iseallties; no Port{- 100,000 dole., but large remittances are min to be On the than use, sail that the court thought that the rule to enter ()MAIMS of ROBBING • 841 Lon. must pare creaks very laud, and generally wakes me. cular demand was apparent for them. Oats as for some weeks past 1 ... a verdict for the Mandato must be made absolute. The Phiiip Barker, chief mate of the brig Dells, of Stockton p . Job Farley-I am an inmate of the model lodging house, lo stone the sack, Ile. 6d. to IS.. 1161. ;11 some, Ile. to 136.; 12 stone, -,' only neon wtoeh bad been brought forward to impugn the upon Tees, _was indicted for robbing John George Hancock, end by calling a hosier. I am now unemployed. White 1 G•• to tle• 6d . Wheat, 26e. to 10e. - 1 Validity of the contract which had bee. made between the a warean, of nine sovereigns, four half 'metope, and ten dew r in the top room Close to mine. The apartment' are STOCKTOIDON•TEES, Jon. 22.-The supply of grain to WINDOW DUTY: minim, was fouvded on the supposition that the plaintiffs anilines. divided by a partition, a part of which is cut away to admit this day's market was large, and the attendance of buyers pretty must be considered tub • trading e ,inpany, but the charter Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Payne defended the prisoner. light. I went to bed at twelve o'clock on Thursday nig ht numerous. For Wheat, where demanded - • lusher ates, wh'eh checked - the ode, but the whole w Return to an order of the honourable the House of of the 3rd at Witham sled Mary , under which the company The prosecutor stated that he belonged to the brig Man • nee._t• r i : , .. had g on e to r bed a . few minute s before me. as cleared off at the extnnse rates of this day whet; la some itur locos • plight advance was obtained. Tie Commons dated March the 25th, 1650, for return "of was incorporated, expressly brined them Co death gm in disco, lying at the London Dock Buoy. Between eleven 1 • sl rd about va n t ' a cl w l. in A a t a a w f lalaa :aute al s bell.; go"' t; supply of Outs being large, the demand proved rather slow, at about the numker of houses in England and Wales charged with capper. Had the contract been made in respect of • guns- and twelve o'clock on Friday night last he was proceeding eels, 00 oe , em mi 0 seven till of copper ore, or bad it been ineidental to the carrying towards nis *hip, having lust before left • coffee-house, got uP• White wu in hie bed. laat week's Prices. Is ImrieY. Beings end Per there ts no sherstitst duties on windows in each clam (according to the number of Wheat, l week's mks. Flour without change. D urha m • on the bo.ineee ot copper mans, st would have been bead- where be had been taking some refreshment, and as he was pod , James Austin Courteney-1 am an inmate of the model rania, per qr • of 631 M. to the bushel end Yew windy.. in the house), and the amount of duty collected, tag. Bot the iron and mile whack constituted the subject going down Cock hill he was accosted by a " lady," who,l - •' a " and the net amount of duty received, on each such class 'mg-house, and teach language.. On Thursday week I shire, red, 38e. to 405.; 'Oka 425. to 441 .' old, white, 445. to 46c: , matter et the emu set Weft not proved to have had placed her hand on his breast, which induced him to push • ithe mod.' lod h Wed cl* tl red, a ept at old, white , 46e t • o Ms.; led, 41a. 41e. Data , ' sth day of April, 1849." " And, to feed, 16e. to 18s. ; like return for Scotland." Ordered, by the House of Cunt gay e mneatioe with the butane of copper, anl it her from hint He went as and she followed him, being over int • 'ne We had :upper together.l left him at my • . was admitted that they had now ceased to earry on eccompanted by two men, me of whom he could swear door as we were both going to bed a little before twelve. boiler ., he .. pd. te 3 ,.. pp. met, per ..„ of --haw, One , _ , the beelines of copper miners. The court felt regret woo the prisoner. The female again accosted him, Number of That night I was suffers, g from gout in my left foot, but had 29, Od e to 30e. ; superfine, 325. Od e to 33e, Oatmeal, Scotch "'Aunt of the Houses in England, Wales, and • that any technicality should interfere with the enforcement mod whilst he was in conversation with her the two • desire to go to sleep. White and Trumbull, however, were 275. to 28s. Fiese Pollard, 61. 10s. per ton ;coarse, 41. Bran, 41. Wheat Scotland charged with Duties on Windows, in each Clam of a contract; but tem contract was poly a contract made men pseud and remised several times. At length laug hing , talking, and making so much noise above my freed forrien, Per qr ., of 631 1 w. to the bucket , m i mi c , K oj i: Ka m m and (according to the Number of Window. in the Ileuse) and by word of mouth, and the law that a company were not he felt • hand in the right hand pocket of his th at I repeatedly celled out . for mercy. The cloc k struck Fibing, 41e. to 45e.; Rostock, Winegar, and Stralsund, - 435. Ci • Hamburg and Stettin, 43e. to 415.; Holstein and Danish, 42s to . 4 • 445.; the . M., Amount of Duty cottoned, and the Net Amount of Duty received is each such CI f the ending b us, or s year t • bound oohs' the contract were ninth is writing, under the trouser., and on putting his hand to his pocket he two, and I called out Wong them so, sod that surely it was Pol ish, Odeon, and Russian, 395. to 40e. than, Dutch and Frieeland, Sib day of April, 1819. seal of the company, could only be altered by the legislature, laid hold of the prisoner's bud. He seised him by the I heard White's voice distinctl I can sa time to be quiet. 7. . 7 16s. to so.. Peas, boiling, 30s. to 820. Guano, Peruvian, lot, per The rule to triter the verdict for the defendant most be bresat but he brake away, and ran off a abort dietaries. that White could not have been out of h i s room one minute tom-Imports duress the pan week:-What, coastwise, MO . • Made ahmlute. Re me. nook him near to a publio home, when the prisoner of that time. The houses are old, and convey sounds so qrs.; Barley, 200, ENGLAND AND WALES. 1 SCOTLAND. Rule absolute. tented upon him and inserting his fingers between his neck readily that loud teltiog nu the top floor has brought out Woe:moons, Jan 22.-Our supply of all kinds of grain .....-- aad hi. cravat, he nearly strangled him, sad dragged him the superintendent, who occupies the bottom story. was small. Wheat dull ; mile at lower prices. Oats and Barley HAIL COURT.-Ytararttur. with great violence into the public home. Immediately At this stage of the proceedings the prsoner Roberts raid r mt . Intersect last week's quotations. Th e qualities of Barley Ming Number ii i i 11 liS ~,I PETEE. Et ISCUTRIE, P. DPECOMSS -BIOS? or SOZITT before he tell the prisoner's band in his pocket, his parse "That Is the man who ova me the stolen money. Fie wheat, i t si ,e r . ceL , ta lt t me a t CI d&11 sa r t: „ , ta at nearly Barley u i t week's i mam w. ot xi . To Cala nue NM IMINEIPAL WITH INTIM"? urox which contained lit. tee. in gold and slyer min wet Wet, took me down Queen-street, and said " get out of tie way Flour, best, per s la. &Lk:11.10a ‘ ltitmeal, ls. e li je ß t e o r th'. Ca - Windows . 1 "'mit BA i ,0.1 Amount g Bern PAID NT HIS. but when the head was withdrawn it was gone, and be fora few days, end I will communicate with you." said he heal I ' . R Y' ll ' ur. " - leyfiour, in each Is g g at Duty 'et a : ot Deity til Witness utterly denied Ms statement and MU Moues. .8 AressweL 7; r- he n Amared. Mr. Wills. sh iwed cause spinet a rote which had bees bad not seen either purse or money Sine". The prisoner its before. ,Duette, Jan. 21.-Then was rather a firmer feeling than n 0 , A. W. A 4 obtained to ream_ a 'enact given by a iury upon a writ of told the police to take him (prosecutor) into custody for never seen author _ of late in our corn market to-day, still we are unable to report any t.. AM i Mums, Isom she um of 9,7531. to 6,3402, under the attempting to steal his watch, when the officer entered the J. K.mpster-I as an inmate of the model lodging house, eito edema in prices. Wheat, white, 21s. to Da.; red, 19e. to ;a t 8 ll ! Z. 04 '8 ketowing omen-tame to tbe year 1923, Thome public horn to take him (prisoner) into custody on the and a printer by trade. On Thursday night week 1 went to ' ' 21... ed. Barley, 12i. to les. 6d. Oats, Ite. lid. 10 10S. 3d. per barrel -- - - ---- - --"'"--- bed at atumt 10 o'clock in the room adioinie! White '. , which Bespeseil, 10.. to 20s. Oatmeal, 10e. 64. to Ils. 6d. &nand Flour Window E I C • Saeger, Duncombe, as jorlaelpl, and Petrie, as surety, present Miami. lie ma quite sure the prisoner war the . had granted to me WWII. sa sanely of 6001. pm man who put his hind into ha PosheS• is separated by a dewed partition, so that I th at passes ia -13 e. tu 16s. per cwt. Indian Cam 29e. to 33e. per 43011 m ' 6 33,311 42,140 ,„_, 3,991 4,611 ' ... room is audible in m i n e . I war kept ■awake till - 9 34,119' 36,624 ...... 4,932 4 , 088 ... unin, and Diecomba bad marred into a deed g Mr. CISTILSOII addressed the ju ry , and urged the probs. the next • , CATTLE, Ite.-Romroitn, Jan.22.-We had a fair show 1 ? 48,222 67,310 3,974 9,515 ... between halt - put one and two b the noise in White • Mimes: yby which entain estates WSTS conveyed batty of the prosecutor's beteg mistaken mto the identity Pa , Weirs y . I nitwit at to day's market, which was • better sale at a trifle more li 38,201 89,239 1,737 4,833 ... to Lotd Petrie upon trust by sale or otherwise" to Whited, of the primer. The learned gentleman said it was quits mom. Somebody had made an apple pas bed, money. Beef, Da. to Is. 84. Mutton, A. Id. to 4s, Veal, 3.. 2d. to th 07,033 82,861 1,673 1,708 ... -- sad prates higuelf of and item all cons, cle= damages clear that the robbery had been committed by some prattle -• , .. o aosaulained of being k k as I had be u all ept awe • to p the la. lud. Pork, 1. . to 3.. Sd. 27,618 74,063 1 , 800 4,934 ... and espouses" which lie, his executors, se ' tutors , et tats , aided by " bullies," • end he would sedan the jury by next night printing a weekly paper. 14 SoterNALL, Jan. 22.-Our supplies being short, trade 15 22,021 77,242 ...... 1,706 kin .. 21,024 73.314 „,„„ 1,460 5071 ... wag. mouse be put s o i n esneosuce of his h ave signed incontestible evidence that the prisoner was a man of the T James Curling-I am a paper Mager. I remember ra t e d moeb the s ame as laat week . 4,„( made from Is. Sul . to 34.6 d. 16 17,579 70.173 1,171 4,894 ... 1 lodging house we 11 She deed a assusty. There wee sl.o m Pommel comsat hiehest Manner, and that he could not have been one of bunt 7 night week at the mode- • Mutton, 3e. to is . cal. Veal, 3e. Bd. to M. 104 York, Is. M. 17 14,870 61.684 530 1,966 - Is the mono deed by Duntomne to repay Lord Petra ay the parties macerated in this impudent tranuctioa. While bite war barring supper 1 slipped upstairs and made to Is. 6d, per stone of SIM, sinking the offal. 18 ISMS 81,179 ...„ 983 4,329 • • UMW paid by him. The annuity had mien into sneer, sad Several witnesses were then examined, from whose eyi- him ea apple pie bad. I was in White's room ablut a quarter 19 10,433 24,069 ......, 616 9,138 ... lba testat o r is Ids lifetime had paid it for seise 20 donee it IPP•lfild that on the night in noestini. the Delta pan 12, and law him there. I left him there about tea WEST INDIA MARKETS. 20 10,410 60,428 Ilill 4,681 'mites after . Bean past. An Wise was now brought by Ms unsafe being about to weigh snafu at ea early hour on the follow- m' • . (From De ()oedema's Mercantile Inectligeneerl 21 22 7,606 47,314 7,13 n 46,010 ..„ , 503 3,993 ... 613 5,914 ••• Wm the comsat to recover the ems so paid, mid het morons", the prisoner was at the Swan public boast, Mr. Henry said be felt it Die duty to allow the police KIXOSTON, JAMAICA, Dec. 29. 23 3,70 39,41 T „, 368 1.459 ••• • were war also ammo% m the declaration charging as spasm" having • social glue with his brother, Captain l'ottidge, 01 opportunity et making tor her inquiry, and remaadtd th e - GENERAL RIIMASILS.-It wes not anticipated that the 21 9,411 39,432 .„,„ 4411 3,106 ... • • deluge the has of the lateral upon the mosey paid as ie. the Delta, sad several atones and mates with whom be war prisoners till next Wedn' 'day. advent of the Cbrismas holidays of 1850, would impart 23 4,677 36,071. 144 2,830 ... Mielments of the mthity. The defendant sufferedjodgment aegestated. Has braher left shortly after 11 o'clock, and WORSIIIP-STREET. that degree of activity to business which has been hitherto . 28 , 4,342 33,628 „,,,,, 256 1,207 te go by default ; and, upon the 'remotion 01 the writ el he escompanied him • sheet distance on his way, and on his Tag ALLZOIO OUTILSOZE BY A SCHOOLMASTISB. - looked for at the season. Death has been too busy among jh 3,618 31,111 __ 192 1,649 ••• 2,440 60,313 111 1,599 ... beguiry. • doeunout worst in evidence, purporting to be returning to the Senn, after parting with bim, be was Waimea Noyes, a schoolmaster in teleseklewellosne, who us, and the gloom which the ravages of the late epi- 29 2,82.6 26,038 ~,,,,, Ifitl 1,671 • *Metall:it of account between the plaintiff 'a testator and eolland by the prosecutor, who charged him with having stood charged with a' of gross and aggravated assaults demic have cast over every household, was too generally so 3,173 31,134 ..,„ 133 2,465 Me delendest, in which the payments let intteleteStil Of the robbed him. ludignent at this, he gave him • hearty upon little girls residing in the same neighbourbood, was belt to render any public display of festivity other than a3l 2,080 21,194 113 LIM •• saaaaity were Inverted, and Unrest epos thou alma carried shakier' by the neck, and dragged him into the Swan, in brought up before Mr. Arnold for final examination. manifeitation of utter Monte:then and indecency ; still it 32 1,001 21,06 132 1,812 ••• set at 5 per Gent. Thuanoint wee slued by the defendant, order to see who he war. As the prosecutor took hold of hie Inspector 'Nekton reported that be bad visited the pre- was loped that some temperer revival of trade would have 1 8 / • 4 3 1,676 16,361 80 878 ••• 1,656 19,044 ..,.., 90 1,070 ..• sad he thereby is terms adiandid su e t th a t we. th e .. watch gaged and attempted to seize hie watch, he told the raises of defendant, and found t' at they and the furniture mourn d, it not to the extent i I previous years, at least to a sh 1,430 17,070 105 1,273 ••• to b e c l a i me d ~..gm the tr u sts of the deed a polies to take him Into cutody, but in the end he was bad been correctly described by the children examined the degree sufficiently marked to distinguish this season from 46 1,246 13,371 78 922 - laelessaity. The jury 'eked the I:ndersheriff whether they apprehended en tbis charge. He was not absent from the dm before. other periods of the year. The business of the past week 37 1,001 11,773 „.„ 28 727 ••• wen Meted he au sw Menet et 5 per cent or might give a Swam more than three minutes. Defendant endeavoured to prove an alibi by the evidence eras, however, very much below seen this moderate expecta- 38 I,oze 11,3 as ',..,_ 73 931 ••- lower rate. The Usetenherilf add them they might, but Mr. Dowell, shipowner and merchant, gays the prieoner aof his mother and win'. grandmother; b u t the attempt was lion; for although the peasantry from the neighbouring 39 ~ 766 1 0 .4 17 37 501 upon counsel maws his attention to the above document, very Irish character, es did several other witnesses. considered to hive failed. Othar similar c h ime . ware th en parishes came into town in large numbers, their purchases tm 7 e. 3 1 34 . h teln •••••• 186 4,090 he told them they could not do better than follow the es. TO* jur y . found the prisoner Nog Guilty, adding that they heard, and 'tamely exceeded the amount usually expended by them on re ',', el 'Keot 28,617 194 3,047 ••• 143 1,429 ••• ample the defendant had himself set and allow 5 per out . Wen of opinion that the rounder war mistake. 111 to the Mr. Arnold said tbat the cue involved such a serious en ordinary market day ; while among the better chums 24 „39 1,054 19,694 •••••• 117 1,162 ••• The grout rule bad bun el/mimed upon the ground that no identity. violation of public morels and decency, that he felt it to be there were few who, from the frequent calls on their purse 60 „61 788 13,671 ...... 15 1,726 ••• Internet at all was payable, and that the Undenheriff 'Auld The Learned Judge fully concurred in this view, and sae his duty to Send it betore a jury. He should therefore for the relief of the suffering poor, and the previous stagna. 63 ~ 69 582 11,U7 84 1,733 have so dwasted the jary, and it wee sow mught to reduce' there war no imputation upon the primmer. require the defendant to produce approved sureties to the lion of busmen, could afford to indulge in the cheer which 70 ~ 74 484 10,706 61 1,348 • - the damages by the whole of the 'merest, amounting to CHAROE or &melee() Boon. amount of 1201. for hiss ppearance that day week, when the 73 79 391 9,090 in other and happier times used liberally to be provided for he o h . 304 7,410 II LIU ••• 46 1,119 3,4441. It WY now contended on behalf of the plaintiff, that Jan Turner, a respectable looking 'ones man, was in. depositions would be formally completed against him. the occialon. s 53 „ 89 260 6,600 36 918 •• • although it was admitted theta a man lest money to another dieted kg stealing a pair of boots, value Is. 64., the property We reg ret to state that the last accounts from the rural era 94 229 6,095 ...... ••• , 42 1,112 ••• sad said nothing swat interest he could not recover antrum, of John Millwood. WESTMINSTER. districts and towns on the north side still represent this 91„ 99 162 SEM 21 581 that that was upon the principle %heaths lender maid mks A WOOS'S, named Jacob, deposed that she saw a person Fear D 6 AND FOROBNIES AT TUX CRYSTAL PALACE.- cholera as maktog awful strides among the inbabitanta, 100 ~109 292 8,680 47 1,821 what terms he plisse lat the time of leading, and if he did take a pair of boots from a shop door in Knateford-place, John Watson, late a lime keeper at the Exhibition, re- especially the lower orders. Serious apprehensions are 110 119 216 9,839 ~,_ 26 813 •• • Sot etlpalate for inWnst it was clear he dad not intend to sad she swore that that person Was the prisoner. mended for fraud on Monday, was placed at the bar on a mcsequently entertained regarding the safety of a Imp 3 0 , o I X ita l 1. 4 11: 20 113 ••• take io. But this was • &threat cue. liere the surety mid ILY• Payne , fee the defence, urged that this was a case of third charge. portion of this year's crops, for if no considerable abatement 140 ',', 149 8s 1,379 4.- 13 332 13 498 ••• the money per force, end had no opportunity of making mistaken identity end called evidence ' which showed that As timetheeper to Mr. Lovell, • foreman of carpenter., it was of the disease occur immediately, the canes will, in all pro- 130, • 130 70 nem It 330 - Wray It is not a debt volantetily lectured. Is toe sue he was a man of excellent character, a tailor by end., and the duty of the accused to make out two time sheets, con- bability, rot on the ground, and the crop which promised 160 „ 189 41 1,738 6 237 s•• of "Ile Bennie v. Wood "(3 Camp., 268), interest use M constant and respectable employment. wiling the Dames and numbers, amount of time and wages, to be good, be very greatly lessened. 170 „ 179 3 , , 1,714 3 ••• allowed as special dam ia sa action to mover • deposit ; Acquitted. of inch workmen ; one of which seeets was to be given to Ftotta.-The wholesale operations Mee our last have ~,,__l Bo u,__•o• 226 10,323 lb 1,969 ud so ales in " lincieltar v. Fuley " (1 Moon, 322). And - - t ,77,1, , . m, "‘" ... la the ease of the emitters of Femme, beton the Court of time book, from which the pay sheet was made. On more and Philadelphia, at 31s. Several small "ales of the Mot u& 'n 337 Chancery is lrelaml (1 Sherwin end Laing, 171), ahem ate THE POLICE COURTS. the week ending the 13th of December, prisoner latter brands were made at 325. The market is fairly Colleges..! defendant lime covenented to indemaily mutate settled upon - inserted in the time sheet for the clerk, but not supplied. Pergas ageism certain debts chanted upon it, and Femme had GUILDHALL. in that of Lovell's, the name of John Connor for 30c, MeteL.-We have heard of a sale of 200 barrels Phila. 1450,153 1,624,036 ; 26,287 124,814 --- . b era fg. e d k . aay , ntaimt upon 0 ,,,, d a m.. a u L o g ch in _ Caesium OF ROBBING a BAWEEPTT MEWLS vents being the amount of six days' work, which in the delphia, and 100 barrels Baltimore, the freshest at market in Loner ei ". 1 ... 162,403) 141/031 ! t . -. 12,484 133 . 0 1 r• -- --- - ••• .. -_ _. ___ _ - -_____ Szawnearton. - William Fereador wee aimed at the bar. ordinary course of things was included in the pan.sheeKliat. one lot, at 15s. 6d. No other trametions have reached us ' - `" °• •••1_ ______ _i i _ - „____,___ _...,_ ___-_ __ s- _ _-__.! - Brea PAID IT UM Mr. Wau sh-eweed awe spinet • rile which bad been obtained to Wu_ • eta:id gime by • fury upon a writ of inquiry from the NM of 2.7531. te 6,3051 , ender the %fuming eireummasom In the year 1623, Thomas alingsby Duneembe, as principal, and Petro, u surety, had priced te one Downs as annuity of 6001 per sanum, ad Diadem!. bad entered into • deed of Intlems.iy by whisk *main estates were conveyed to Lou Petra upon inset by sale or otherwise " to indemnify and pr .tent Cumuli of MA MID all costa, charges, damages, sad miasma." which he, hia executory, administrators, or freigns ea.uld be pet to is emetutence of his having signed the deed of smutty. There was also • personal covenant la this NAM deed by Descombe el repay Lord Petro any semi pod Ay him. Ti. annuity had fatten into urger, and the testator is his lifetime had loud it for some 20 pees past. An setim was now brought by hie ezircetriz upon the covesmat is recover the stuns se pati, sad there wee also insist ia the decluation charging a Reseal dangle the Wes of the latemet upon the mosey peel as in. Mimests of the ausasity. The defendant suffered jedgment to go by default ; and, upon the execution of the writ of inquiry. • document lose pet in evidence, purporting to be a statement et amount between the plaintiff 'a twat. sad the delendratt, le Which the payments ter illaialMeeil of the amenity wen inserted, and interest upon th ine NMI carried out at 5 per emit. Ti.. scconot was signed by the defendant, end be thereby le terms admired Mat that was the sus to be claimed under the tat of the deed of ledemelty. The Joey irked die U•dersheriff whether they wove Miffed to all istemet et 6 per cent. or might give • bower rate. The Uadenberiff told them they might, but epee counsel calling his attention to the above document, be told them they could not do better thee follow 1141 ei ample the defendant had Maisel( set and allow 6 pet cent. The present rale had been obtaised arm the groud that no interest stall was payable, and that the Hadenheriff should have so directed the leery, and it wee now "ought to reduce the damages by the whole of the interest, amounting to 3,44:1f. It was now contended on behalf of the plaintiff, that although it was admitted that it a man lent money to another sad said nothiug snout interest he could not recover interest, that that was rpm the principle that the lender could make what terms he pleseel at the time of lending, and if he did not stipulate ler interest it was clear he did not intend to take ie. But this was • different case. Hero the surety paid the money per force, and bad no opportunity of making terms. It ie not a debt volnemeily incurred. Is the out of " De Busallis v. Wood " (3 Camp., 269), interest evrai allowed es special damage is ea maims to recover • deposit ; mid to LIM In' Pseus. v. Fuley " (1 Moore, 322). And le the case of the eseestere of Fergus, befor• the Donn of Chancery is Ireland (1 [bowl*. and L•froy, 171), when the delendeat had c,venaawed to indemnity saentateeettled epos Penes against certain debt charged upon it, and Fergus bad been obliged to pay interest upon ...a debts, the lad Chan utter held that the ealiester was at liberty to Marge interest apes the mime paid by him es tatemet apse the debts, n= that he coel4 *arse whatever • jury would give 1.8 e damage. At ell events, the account was ea admission that it sea intended that interest shield tie charged. Me. Edwin James, Q.C., and Mr. limos, entre, contended that the acmunt refined to had no referees. to the question before the court, but related lo the treat mated by the indemnity deed, under which, perks., in a mart of equity, the estates might he charged with interest upon the suns paid; but this wit an action on the personal covenant. It is • well recognised rule of law that it • suety seeks to re. cover interest against his principal he meet safer. his right at once, and net lis by, es ked beta done in this an foe 20 years. Before the Law Ainaadmout Aet (3 & 4 Wm. IV.), no interest would have been payable under this covenant noe could it come within the terms of that act, tor, as bia:, twice the plandids testaer sad the defendant then I was ao contract to pay at any flied time, nor had there been any demand of payment; *me of the uses cited on the other side are Is point. " Eddow• M Hanis " &peed. on the custom of marehaets, and Few gum's case wait a case in equity, sad the right to dime the estate with interest is put upon the greeted that • Jeep might give Mutest as special damages, wk.\ is by so MOM Clear. " Hue v. Ricitardsoo" (7 Bing. 364) is mote In peat, and in %NOW of net aliening mutest, sad there ere many other authoriaes of a similar nature. la ASIMMIS T. Arrowemith" (2 Per. and Da. 408) aiegligeau Yma miry/ at ogee was held to debar the surety tr ees reemulles fattest. Here the surety has showed 20 yeses sad it would be very unjust to allow issue. aft. = Se t: M i r. Julies Erie leek time. ceneld. his Pulpit& C 1•161 or ROBBING A BANKRUPT walLl UNDER EXAMINATION. WiIhAPN Farnsaor wee placed at the bar, Wore Mr. Aldermen Copeland, charged with stealing a coat from the Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday, the 7th of January inst., the property of Mr. Tebbot, of the late of Wight, and who we. then undergoing his examination u a bankrupt be fore the commissioner. _ . FRAUDS AND FORORRIES at TUE CRYSTAL PALACE.— JoAn Watson, late • time keeper at the Exhibition, re manded for fraud on Monday, was placed at the bar on • third charge. As timekeeper to Mr. Lovell, • foreman of carpenters, it was the duty of the accused to make out two time sheets, con taining the Dames and numben, amount of time and auger, of each workman; one of which attests was to be given to Lovell, and the other to the cashier's clerk to enter into a time book, from which the pay sheet was made. On the week ending the 13th of Dscember, prisoner inserted I. the time sheet for the clerk, but not in that of Lovell's, the name of John Connor for 305., being the amount of am days' work, which in the ordinary course of thing. was included in the pay-duet:lilt. As there was no such person as John Connor in the employ meet of Lovell, the prisoner picked up a young country man, named Frankland, u the latter was walking through Knightsbridge, and under promise of obtaining him work at the Exhibition, took him into the building, and by an 'rattily got up tale with respect to Connor's absence, induced him to permeate him and answer to his number, 1709, by which means he obtained the 305., and handed it to the prisoner, who gave him lc ter his trouble. To effect this fraud the prisoner possessed himself of the metal numb* r ab3ve given, which must have been placed in the box daily as a guarantee that its bolder was at work upon the build ing. The ticket 1709, with Ler or five other*, woe found in the prisoner's possession at the time of Lis capture. The prisoner was fully committed. Dawavounica.—" C. D. O." has forwarded 11. (or the poor-box. COURT OF COMMON PLE.AB.—ThergRDAY. &num a Lamm Bayou rus Joao Czar Jima. Ma. Jamie NAIR; Ma. .frerges Ciargrzu g , AND Ma. limos Waums. Tam &acme Tataoaum Cowart' v. Barn. Sit F. UN*, 'WWI to Ike wart to lima whoa it weabl be ecomaisat r tleas lasiobioe to &lieu judgment la di woo ? Bo woo hatalal se so k the qaostioa law- WON et ea boat sale Is, as Minim d en Ws he a V I : 41 : 80 1 11 1 14 2 tba halal Camden te Henry Blaisdell said—l am a messenger at the Bank ruptcy Court. I know the prisoner tram his habit of (requesting the Gating in general, bat more particularly that of CAMlllielAtOtr Fonblenque. I remember him coming in ea Tuesday, Jan. 7th, while Mr. Tebbot's examination wee going ca. It lasted about two boars, and during the whole of that tame cabman wee standing against the door on which the coat was hanging. I did not then know to whom the out belonged, but I recollect distinctly seeing the prisoner pet the out on his arm and walk hurriedly out of the soul directly it broke up. Soon after I heard Mr. Tebbot making for his out, and I immediately suspected prisoner had taken it, and accordingly gave information at the station. It is • thing of constant occurrence for gentlemen to lose Heir orate, hats, as.d umbrellas if they happen to lose sight of them for a moment. Alderman Copeland remanded the prisoner for the pro thation of other charges. BOW-BTBEBT. CI L• 1011 OF FOIOZILY ♦GAINST ♦ SOLICITOI.—JoAre Cobb, a Wieder, who prodecoil big cortifleate, but rid his same was not in the " Law List," was cluaged with forging • Anne 'pm the London and County Joint Stock Bank LeelberCatreet, for the elm of 121. 15c p;TpiCol7oiThe Rioter-hall Hotel, Strand, the beginning of May, 1849, the prisoner coesur4ed ahambers in Robert4treet, Adelphi, and was in the halm atlnquenting the betel. On Saturday, the 12th of May ia the same year, the prisoner entered the bar of the betel, sad asked witness if he bad any change to spare. Witaem inquired what be wanted, and the prisoner replied be bad a crossed bank cheque, and that he wished witness to give kiss a half sovereign, and that he was to get the cheque changed at the beakers'. The prisoner than gave witness a cheque, purporting No be draws upon the London and County Joint Stock Bank, for 121. 16e., and signed William Chardie. It also purported to I be leads payable to Joke Cobb. Witness gave him A. half oveieipa, sad the primer dlreeted him to lead a bottle el 1 wise mai soadrialios kr Sao to Al 'bamboos oa tho know supplied. Mg...L.—We have heard of a sale of 200 barrels Phila delphia, and 100 barrels Baltimore, the freshest at market in one lot, et 15s. 6d. No other transactions have reached us. The article is exceediogly inactive at this rate, and the stock considerably in excess. Burris.—The market for Irish has not improved, although there have not bean say arrivals since our last. We still quote it as being dull at 10d. per lb. Sales of Halifax ha,. been made at 6d. to 7d. Good American command, bitter rates, 100 rugs having been planed at Bd., and a small lot in firkins at ltd. 131t1A11—K lot el Wartson's Pilot and Crackers has been taken at 201. and 22a. respectively, and another ;of Johnson and Treadwell's at the mine rater. There is not mach at market. Ou..—Cod is generally plated at 3s. per gallon, lent 3d. more is ob.ained for small quantities. Part of a shipment of lard oil has been sold at 4s. Lain-1s scan and wanted. 100 kegs superior have been moved at 7d. per lb. Poll.—The market is heavily supplied, and there exists but little inquiry for the article. Holden are, however, firm at 72a. for mess and Us. f,r prime. Bases—An scares. American command 7d. to Bd., and Lancashire 9ed. to 10d. per lb. floar.-Bteele's has been moved to some extent at our last quotations. Cam:a.m.—All the late arrivals wen readily taken at 71d. for mixed sins. The mock is exceedingly light and the de ' mend good. Casten is abundant. We quote English at 9d, to 10.1., and American at 41. to 6d. per lb. Touolms.—No transactions have reached us. BIUNDY still rules high, but the rates which are obtained should be c o nsidered only nominal. 9s. 6d. we ars told, is asked for heartell's dark In bond. We have here to cornet an error which crept into our last. The rate of Bernard's beady should have been reported at Se. 3d. per gallon, ' and not Bs., as we then stated. Sroas —The desire of holden to realise has induced them to press the article rather freely on the market, and prices have in consequence rather rotrogradod sines our last. All the late pantie offered at amnion were takes at prices ranging from 18e. to 250., eneordiat to quality, but only very fair qualities commanded the ontside Bore. Comm is freely offered at 30e. to age. par 10011 m for good to Sao ordinary. Bon is Mid kr 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. proof 11, Ise oossaap- Tanku 4 --1 50,183, 1,786,439 1,650,531 56,5871 137,073 N.B.—The total net amount of duty received is given but the accounts in the office do not distinguish the no amount of duty received in each clam L. S. LYNE, A. & C. G. Accountant and Comptroller General'. Office, Inl►nd Revenue, Somenet House, April 19, 18,50. ATTEMPT TO DROWN TWO PILOTB.—The Greek I brig Pentair' Cummins was boarded on Tuesday morning by James Rowland, Bristol pilot, in the basin, whose ditty it was to conduct her to the Cardiff Rude; end when coming out of the lock at Rownhsm, three of the crew suddenly seised him by the throat and lege, and attempted to throw him overboard, but in which they did not succeed. Rowland, tearing to stay on board, from the menacieg aspect of the fellows, hailed the tug-boat and got on board her, and so escaped; but when opposite this place David Morse, a Car diff pilot, went alongside, and was about to ascend by a ladder which hung over the side. When the crew, with the captain, sew that another pilot was attempting to board, they drew up the ladder, leaving a piece of spar (which had served as a fender in the basin), and to which Morse held on, thinking that he could gain access to the vessel, but he was not allowed to do so, as the fender was let out with the sole intention of turning the man off, the brig then going five knots. Jut at this moment, and while Morse was struggling in the water, the ladder, which continued drawn rep, was *gain, it is concluded accidentally, let down, and of which Morse laid hold, when one of the crew descended and trod on his fingers; but, notwithstanding, Morse held on, aad two Pill boats, which put off to render him assistance, succeeded in saving him, bat for which he moat have been drowned. —Shipping Ga zette. _ - GOOD CRY FOR PROTESTANTS.—A considerable hubbub has been raised by Lady tiorgan's controversy with Cmdinal Wiseman, about the chair of St. Peter. As the dispute might easily be settled by producing the article of furniture in question, there is a striking appropriate.... , daring this particular row, of raising the my of " Chair Chair!"—Psierh. Prlaid sad pobadial .10 U Of No. S. Lamaism*. Oat, la tam of Printer, a duo Oar% le lambwd. Maw% la ths of tetriars—Tavamomm, JAM= LAMBETH._ 'Kronarut TO Peseta.—Wns. Philip rerun, the MOS of a respectable shoemaker at Peckham, was charged by Mr. Saltiness, of Rye-tetractr, with being in his house for an unlawful purpose. Mr. Solomon stated that on the preceding afternoon he sad kis wits arrived at their house, and in the hack kitchen , and concealed behind a cupboard door, he found the prisoner. Be at once demanded his business there, and the prisoner is a contused manner said ha had come to take the measure of two young ladies, his daughters, for two pair of boots. Br lirrias this to-be a falsehood, as his daughters had so authority from him to order hoot., he (Mr. Solomon.) at ones charged him with being in the house with a felonious intention, and without further ado gun him into custody. Mr. Solomon.' servant said that the defendant had been there about ten Sissies, and had seen her two young mi.. tr•lne, en she believed, by their request. The accused had exhibited a letter, which be ,had received from one of the Mir Solemone, inviting him ; and it wee only in defenses to the wishes and feeling. of the young ladies that he ommealed himself, and not from say tear of being Mr. Elliott did lot think there we. the slightest retail for giving the young sea late custody on auk a charge; kw I had Mr. &loom only gives himself the trouble to maks a tow inquiries from hie somata sad daughters, he mot lira boas Wiled Ike pima was sit is Ms Uwe with PUBLIC BALES. Jaw. 21.—8 y Mr. BAILNILS, at the Mart.—Freehold waterside premises at Fountain stairs, Bermondsey-wall, comprising granaries, kiln, and sufferance wharf, with TIM' frontage of 105 lees, let for 7501. per annum—sold for 10.7501. -- Freehold wharf with plot of building land, Deptford creek-77607. Freehold house, 6, Foster-lane, Cheapside, let on lime for 601. per annum-1,2201. Freehold house, 5, Foster-lane, let on lease for 501. pm annum-1,1201. Mr. V. J. Cocusa, at the Mart.—Freehold villa residents, with, garden and nine acres of land, Hanger-lane, Stamford• hill—sold for 2,9J01. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSO/LT, Jay. 23, 1861. the State of the Weather at each of t►e following placed at Mine o'clock yesterday asorning.—The starless are arranged if order of latitude. Conroe of Strenile et 110.10 at PIM. wi " . w ith,. State et Ageism.. - 1 xmorowit (Deems) W.N.W. Gentle Oscar Partially Cloudy Psrscorrsi....--. N.W. Calm Polly POIMIMOM ...... ...... W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy ammo. ...... N.W. Cal= Partially Cloudy Harmer. N.W. Gentle Bream Partially Cloudy Soirrusimos ......... B.W. Gentle Seem Partialit Cloudy Foursome W. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy ?mama Basurooresa LW. Oeetle Brom Partially Cloudy ORILENWICH LW. Gentle Breese Cloudier. •mnrcer Game N.W. Gentle Breen Cloudier. Comserza S.F.. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy CAIIIIIIDOI ltuaterour .... blANC11111211&. S.W. Fresh Breese Principally Clear Ltair..orsa S.W. Strong Breese Orem. Sear CAILLIni .........1 W. Strong Rime Bain Bairroc. ' W. Hard Wind Partially Cloudy THIS, DAY Noos. town of Wind. Streoirthof Wind. State of Weather. Genue Ilre 4ze. t)sercsit. The returns Mom the following places did not reach this office in time for publication y day ; they therefore in dicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at nine o'clock- DUNDALK Pima LITI3IOOI. Liaise DIAIJNOTON Warraeuvog ......-I N.W. L. &VI. W. Btrong Breeze Oralle Breeze Guile ereex Gentle Breese Strung Yreese Gentle anew Oenle Bram Ekren Brent. Otatle Breese PrrTully cloudy Par!lan! Cloudy Clear —.— Partisny Cloudy Overcast Cody Cloudless F;riTally Cloudy Partially Cloudy SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Shipping Cksette,“ Llot.• CASUALTIES. (Pros ett Duchess of Kent, of NewitaMlo,fiWtialdanha Bay to Cork, foundered at sea during a heavy gale, previous to Dec. 12; crew saved by the Mary Sewn, from Cardiff to Valparaiso, spoken by the Witch, Zwaraty, arrival at Michael's.— Plymouth, Jan. 21. Hannah, Richards, hence for Terra Nova, has got on shore near that place.—Menina, Jan. 11. Marchioness of Douglass, for Sierra Leone, fouled the Zealous, for Lisbon and San Francisco, last bight, when the latter received serious damage in her bull—Deal, Jan. 21. _ . Oreraba, Wylie, was totally lost on Bonny Bar, early it November.—Liverpool, Jan. 22. Oriental (sen.), S. moo, of Gloucester, was lost on Fast Point, Prince Edward's Island, on December 7 ; crew saved. Rote, Riordan, of Trees, with a lull cargo of grain on board, sank in the Bay, on the 20. b December.—ldogadote, Dee. 23. SEABORNE MAILS. Guy when made npl COUNTRIM in General Punt (ace Lentos. Ameriaa .. (7la a«. Yard - 111179tiktp•eliet):.. - ;g !Jan. $1 tmerka (via Swaim WI British pocket) N.l'6. 14 Irisserlea(bytinited States' packet) V ,JIM. 54 ..... ......-1. Belgium N - Ugly Brazil ll 9th rg the month Buenos Ayres sl . 9th of the month Californiatvis Msgr./cif 17th of the month Cope of Good Hope Pi !January it (kntral America M iftdatllthof month Channel Was N llon.,Wed.,Arrid. Mill __ M 17th of . the month _ ILiver pool lAverrmot Uverpoot and Southampton' Dover Southampton.' Southampton.' Southampton Plymouth Southampton Southampton Southampton Dover Landon London IFeb. 2 Jan. 24 'Jan. 24 131ereb 5 'March S Feb. 3 . IT u.Th. SO . Feb. 20 'timed*. .ITace.,Bat Mon.Thn . Feb. 20 . Tertneda. . Feb. 28 „Feb. 2 FTsoce ........ N Twice ads Hamburg N Madly & Friday Holland Wedaes. & fiat ur. Madura' N.l7th of the mouth Ireland Y k N Twice daily ladle (via 800thatant )M • 20th of the month India (via Marseille.) N Ithk24th of month Ilediterrasssa(via Boulls' awake) .141 Ma of the mouth Mediterransaa (via Mar willow) Mesleo liiihed of the month Southampton: louthainplon.. ........ peso M7Ust7th27thof mon Pon A 17th of the month We* ladles ll l, Htk of the month Rot lathes Inapt Hs-I visas. sad Naas's) Di igsd of th e ®oath oulbamptoe. Houtionopton. louthamptoe. loathimpton., Feb. 2 Yeb. 5 Jan. 16 rib. 10 . Feb. 20 • N ehrulltee that t►e nails are wet by the Ptght— ar.d Y by the wormier leouthamptoe.l a the Geoerhl 1 ateh. ARRIVED. Awn Woos—at Bristol, January se, trent. Africa Astaniu.s—at Lmerpool, .January 22, from. Savannah ATALANTA-at Liverpool, January 22, front .. ... --Now Orleans Bunt Parses—at Liverpool, January 22, Iron Mao CONCIIA-Itt Gravesend, January 22, trent Teneritre Coy or Gll.loooll—at Liverpool, January 22, from— Celcutta • Cauca--YPuTtaasoi;ll:s•7l — ary . Taut - OoLvnius.-01r Harwich, January 21, from EARL Baru o aar—at Shields. January 21, from Espana—off Scilly, January IS, tram Eassaasa —at Bristol, January 22, ham .0 Yaurium „Port Talbot savannah Pararesma—at Livered, Janaary . 2 2, froM. Joan H. haves— at verpool ! January 22 6. foxa......NowOrisaMa Joon Bray—atLiverpno January 22, Cantos King Avian—at Falmou th, January 20, from. London' MICIIAFIC—at °nomad, January 22, from. Bid Manctrs—at Liverpool, January 22, . from Shanghai' Oman Unsay—at Liverpool, January 22, from ..... . New (Wean' Paninteroa—at Gravesend, January 22, from.... ...:Santa Martha Pavoraso—at Torbay, January 20, from Londia PIMICISI Rost—at Torquay, Jan. 21, from L 011406 Rona—at Queenstown January 20, from Oalke Horst tiaxos—at Portsmouth, January 21, from. Lamdmai Itanatea—at Gravesend January 22 6 1 n rais Culla Scam—at Gravesend, January 22, Terceira SOIRIDDKIKII —at Hull, January 21. from St. John's fisrrovaao—at Shields, January 20, from Gothenburg &a HAM Sutra —at Liverpool, January 22, from Bt. John's, N.B. 6 AILID. Mier—from Plymouth, January 21, to .......•. ti .. London Amu—from Gravesend, January 11, to vernotd C9WITILMI or Dome—tram Gravesend, January 23, to...Tobavo 110 MAN—from LiVerPODI, January 21, to Mobile JZMlT—fros Falmouth, Jap. 31, to _ . _ 1:"51ca Lau vcorr —novo Gravesed. linuary 22, to Barbuda. Roma nc e —ham Hartlepool. January 21, to —.... ....... Odeon Romanca—trom Plytaoath, January 21, to London nantauto—frona Orawesend, January 22, to Monition( Tvatnn—front 6r►roeead, January 22, to H. Ara VENUS SPOKEN WITH. Emperor, from London. Dec. 29, out 29 days; all well. John Bentley, front Whampoa, out 31 days, Nov. 3, lat. 13.15 S., lon. 89 E. Mary Ann (English ship), from London for New Hol land, Deo. 26, lat. 2.58 N., lon. 21.15 W. Miranda, from kiong.Kong for London, out 12 days, Oct. 22, off the Anantbas. Palambana, from Shanghas for London, Nov. 14, lat. 25 S., lon. 61 E., out 65 days. [Advertisement.]—THE MOST SERIOUS CASES OP Owiriir ohs° or Hottowsr's nun. —The muses of dropsy am various, but it generally mime from an obstruction to the tree circa. lotion of the blood through the system. To remedy this there is nothing so effective as Holloway's pills, as they purity the blood and strengthen the c'naltution, and Hereby go adttally diminish the cols lected fluid, and If per4evered in till thir cur is complete, it is pres reined from accumulating again. Many persons that hare suffered from dropsy can testify to the efEcecy of this medicine, especially females at the tern of life, who at that per ad are more particularly r=to this insidious dig...ans.—Sold by all druggists ; and at lollowara eatatniabraent, la. Strand, Lando.. BIRTHS, MARELWEE. AND DEATH& BIRTHS. CLADMORRIS.—Jan, 13, atiiii;dt7Castle, Lads Cla•morria, of • son and heir, who only survived • few hours. FIELDING.—Jan. 19, at Dover, the wife of O. Fielding, Esq., of ItAltitlBoN.—Jan. 16. at Torrington-square, the wife of W. 11. Her. rine, Eau., ci a daughter. BODOBTON.—Jan. 20, atynrdcorne-cteeeent, Notting-hill, the wife of A. Hodgston, Eaq., of a daughter. - ICE-VT.—Jan. 19, the wife of the Rev. G. D. Kent, Rector of Strat ford Tony, Wilts, of a eon and heir. BIIIRDALE.--Jan. 18, at Leinnter-street, Dublin, prematurely, Via. countess Mazda's, of a son, who survived hie birth only a few hours. MARRIAORB. GUETARD—WHITE.—Dec. iAnsgaloreby the Bishop of Madras, Capt. U. F. Custard, 6th Ileac of N. 1.1, Superlatendent of =or obis Sarah, daughter of the late Be?. J. Mute, , Dee. HALL--STARLINO.—Jan. 2t, at Bt. Pancras Chureh, Mr. M. Rill, of Itegent.street, to Elizabeth, 'mond daughter of the late O. A. Starling, E of Letonsteruquare. TOWNEND —BE q., DBOROUOIL—Jan. 21, at Upton Church, 15AM Bee. T. H. Tooke, Mr. P. Towhead, of Breadutreet, Cheapidde. and Grove-road, Britton, to Charlotte, fourth daughter of J. T. Bedborough, Esq., of Upton.park, Bucks. DEATHS. BARINO.—Jan. 19, at 11;aen;ria , 4% near Exeter, N youngest daughter the late J. Baring, req., of Yount ord. near Exeter. aged BC of CMILOB.—Jan. 20, at Took-place, Ws'worth, E. J. Carlos, Seq. late of the Lord Usyrses Wart-ONa, Old Jewry, MOULTRLE.—Jau. li, at Climber, earopshire, E. M. Moultrie, leo., of the Middle Tera um t w ege l d Ad e: BALWAY.—Jaa. 17, at Margaret, seated daughter of the late T.ll Solway, of the , Ludlow, aged 62. . . 19, iamb, widow of t►e late iev. D. Wlthus, Rester of Wistaria Collage, aged ie. From what Pert Feb. 11 1.11111. 2 'Feb. 2s. (Feb. 5 Wit& Coe.