The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-03 00:00:00

IRELAND. DVILIN, JAN. 2. The Harbour Commissioners of Belfast have pre pared and published the following returns, which show in a marked and satisfactory manner the com mercial progress which that town has made during the past year. The statement is a comparative one of the dues received in the harbour in the years 1830 and 1831, the scale of taxate being un changed 'Lams ea goods, 1851 18,10 barns, Toss ashipping, 'MI 1830 Increase The quantity of coals, w►ich is a good criterion of manu facturing industry and general comforts, shows an increase in 1861 of nearly 42,000 tons ; the quantities being: 18.51 1840 Increase 41,998 A meeting of the guardians and ratepayers of the Ennistymon union was held on Wednesdae, " for the purpose of remonstrating against the iniquitous operation of the poor law . Captain Francis Macao mars presided. There was very little speaking, and the business was almost wholly limited to the pro rand adoption of a lung series of resolutions, e gist of which will be found embodied in the two following : That the present system of poor law hes tended to ruin sad impoverish the peasantry and fanners of this osuatsr, sad that a modification thereof by the legislature is tape votively called for ; especially with reforest.* to a fixed asuman amount of retain, thy abolition of outdoor re lief, the depriving the poor law commissioners, as is Bag lead, of the asiiitrary power of dismissing beards of =.n d lians, and that all kinds of property, as well at land, be contributive. to the relief of the poor. That from the depressed state of the landed and agrieul tural interests of this country, sad is consequence of the enormous, unfair, andinsupportable taxation imposed on it, we ounsidar it inexpedient, impolitic, and unjust, to attempt to cnforee payment of the labour rate Inanities ; sad that, on the priumple of relief to the landed interest— apart from other madmen% reasons—we consider that each questionable claims should be totally erased by the treasury. The Leitrim Journal announces that on Wednes day night last, three men armed entered the dwell- LnL g house of a poor man named John Curran, ro ot Corduff, and having :placed him on his knees, one of them discharged the contents of a loaded gun through his heart, leaving him a lifeless on his own floor. They then quietly departed ; ral e strange to say, although there were two of the deceased man's daughters present at the time, neither of them raised the cry of " murder," or end eavoured by any means to obstruct the escape of the assassins. A coroner's inquest was held, and sufficient evidence transpired to show that the crime was in no way connected with the agrarian conspiracy. Archbishop, has issued a formal Len manifesto to his clergy, promulgating the boss d the Thurles Synod. The document is dated Des.lo, and refers to the following effect to the question of odueation: We direct your special attentioa to that part of the sta tutes which regard the Queen's Colleges and the National School., that by obeying the apostolic rescripts, you 'idea coat with all your might to procure the withdrawal of youth, if any there be, from frequenting the said colleges; and also to obtain the fulfilment of all the conditions which are required both by the Synod and our Holy Father the Pope, that these schools (national) he tolerated, as they, the latter, are, in very many cases very dangerous to the youth who frequent them. Whereas in these sad times the enemy rages so fiercely, even to the extent of using force, to infect the docks committed to your mire with poisonous errors, you will nut cease, with renewed real, to bring them with you to wholesome pastures, and to instruct in piety and learning, in catholic schools, the youth of both sexes. AND CLERICAL. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 2.—8. A. COMMENCEMENT, 1862. —The Vice-Chancellor kw requested that supplicate for de grees to be conferred at the ensuing S.A. Contraeneetnent, any be rent to the Rcgi.trary on or before Saturday, the Seth inst., sot the certificates on or before Motaday, the !Stla Wet -- Ituasame Paisc.—The late Rev. John Boles dial bequeathed to the Univers . i Cani t eseirla agates for the advancement et ; aid having directed Ia his will that ost ." 7 - 117;Zie - M pais, so soon es annuities and row somembeemme would admit, sa an nual mullion should be "Ar the best diessehisa is theprop English baggage me as mikes. geworsi er es the any prophecies or earee whether tes ia plosimir L ar Mbar yorticu tar argument, the acme hs dhow ee esilsteral prooh of the Christie ,shades, la maw to mime its truth and excellence;' to be written hy $ oftembee of this University ander the degree or seserfing of MEW of Arts. TM trustees de hereby give sides that • prapinet el skeet coo brawl pomade win this year be pima ire Os beat die. asetoeisa as the Mowing subject: The Ividswees of Chrhalsoilly se inhibited in the Writings of is Apologists dews to Aussetios toclusively." TM direselatims are to be seat to one of the trosteres (the Vieskliamelher, the Maw of et. Jokes College, or doe Mohr a Two, Cut. or beets of tea zth: Mk of Oe thes vi tober up , 11I T IEwith the of may bat approved is to print it at hiS era ospoom and is sad Mbo • meowd time a misdidate hi the premism. TM kest ar bee besa aded to lobs DeifiedDeified=gillesimior ye °Mine Whim. 'w 11111111111AII Poßm—la persona at a clams of Mr. sisamee will, dated mkt. 17/4 whisk rune as harm : 1 * I say Kislingbury Estate to the traivemlo of Cam tor ever: the lame of whisk shall bo Msposed of by the Vico-Cboossiler dos tlr dear big, as he the , the Marla of Claes LA sad the Greek Psehmer der die time bear, or sasapy two at them, shall soros. Which three peewee afesmid deal give out • sub - jest, which subject shall for the dretyour to ONO Or other of the perfections or attributes of the testroo_Psiog.nol so oho IPOSSeediag years, till the *Mot is sal need; sad othowasde the subject shall bedeer Death, Judipmeat, Noma, Pnritr e 4= er es is e i t e rseever ohs may .be judged he the V et Choir Ea, AM Soma reekimes4 la be meet iiiWinelos to the hisser of the ilopeems kaki sad neeminekeles of virtse. And they ohalllastly dispose of the moat of the above Mate to Mot Menke et Aria whom peon es the sub tem pima to be shell be best me towd by dim. Whisk mom slimy. la SWAM, ami be beFiala ; the . =pew of 'Ma shall be dahessed out of the peelast of the spats, seal the nadir gives m $ reward tar the com peer of the poses, or set, or eery et masse." The salpset of the pima to the prosist year b e MIN/MINIL Drl ma- Allah ler this prim is to and his li khememe, without his ammo, to the Via-Cheartallor ( written, or it will set la elholod to) em or bedews the 'et Sepossobeer next, wide alms Latin men epos it: sad is at the cams time . to semi • paper moist up, with it sem smiths withia, . Imi the some ism es Ma amid. The poems the arms the moncemetel CY ilimOss will be whisk regulation the eisbeam of those, who i llrelleo bf her • repabe, ik it is herd, allialtally Rev. Mamas" Amen Bins, *Oelme viewer, Sven, yaks 2241. and mildew ; pan e As rnsailur is M ebane/ Cathedral. _ _ _ _ _ Rev. Hutto Win_ tut IN. sostody, Men, value 101 L ; pens, altar of swamis. Rev. Jame Trevitt, to IS. Philip posted mush Psi* nal-green, value VAL ; patron, Mier of Lark& vacAsetud. Recrourt.—Ballioandl Coed Asorigo), Diadem, Mew TWA; patrols, Bishop of Terms Rev. ProfessorT. de Yes d Vesseted. StrE C y e Peter, meaty and archaisms, York, vales 1 ma mitlese; ssmed. ;patron, Kn. ; R. L. B. • Illios o W2lntip), Wort Dunmore, diocese Rillalos; Wisp, Dublin, end /Bebop of Killaloe: ureTehte, deceased.' • rmartems. CVlRACT.—Sevoultizaptoe. amity end dle. • ow Oevassalsr, value 49J. • patrom, P. Craven and W. • Men* Bev.: Rev. E. Marton, D.D., dreamed. Poorideousir —Of Irish la the Uelverelty of Dublin, aw. Thome de Vera Casey', M.A., dammed. 1111adrututtp.--eindbadi Otalasussolteol, Cheshire: Amistdat MILITARY. Mao to stela% ameba wwwornas. Jun L 70 ie.. et r.—Oa C. L. knut. Iron tab Y., is be blest. by poz., oleo to Nib Y. rmollutota lobs opt, by per.. Wee Itabletty, prom to met mjority ; Us. W. H. PAW to be WoiL. by per., Wes be eme.ThtrdiPar.tyrag.. IL N. Pr. Vulcan IlAsim. him Nib P. to alb r.—heats eatot..a. P. le Llnewes le be attioLoote.. Mak oleo Mad r.—=. ll l. Aresuiemelt he oh. The LlastAwn. 21. dr.— IN CA, neeettei to the Thrnjiloys. el F. INA I.—Lboat..tion ter N. Detwite. &CA teen the MA atit. F.. se lava, Neel:Ms P. Wow" as. IM West ladle lag.—Nsa W. A. A. *mashes; to be drat., by pr y vim Wi . aim vets. Sesvessa Penn.—Aril kosirtellars. J. L. Juniors is be arid. tem WIN Nem elle Borrow, WrfOOeoeo.. is tie .tom 11111•11•07441,41 w. Shalar R. W. JVaaO.T. boa the lib r., Is be ay" Usissamaess.—Nkheel. Aug 11111011 h..p. matt, ban boss lan the atny by the Ws al bis aw nss g i g b il ler a settler la Cambia. TM Wet. Neese. et the Pub Ir., are " IlschlaS The enthasisali UAL L Byres, of tbe Ind Watt bee Doe. D ten. sot Wth Dos, 1/8y at W his =tte ft Shea math. Thuhrwara BETIVIZN• AND --1111 L Tka arooties al go telegraph bowies 1b... points la widowhood W bo ostwasOod Sit at do NW 0200/. pow milt. lain intelligence. COURT OF BANILRUPTCY.—YEsmtuy. Immo Ma. tWEINNIBIOIia resasumeve. IN an Woodir ass LTONS. The %names were dateittei wankel* nessiloshasore of CI ippleparbaliikr. The was the assolkider He bet exariastisa. The seesside, pewee try ilir.lagseed of Breedsteset, estesilled over a aide awe dos 13 nest* =so the Mom is Moveralser 104 owls **hed the fhb kora : to r 0,47111. I Wiatir. ; wadies* sesurad, UAL relditees, 6 . VAL 111 l a k e Mobs. es tie 5* of Ilows bees krt, Istho headit of seeditsre : resit is trade, SAW. ; ditto es pledge, SIlL; hie resivelie, W. • goal debtor ; yeepodly.kehli seelker k_lllll. ; lees.., rs LINK ; trade experme, Wit.; aura Gob wog MN.; by Lyons, Ma Mr. Parker, far the rips" asked dr es sijesrsatent, as the grease that the seessats were uratiefaciary. Mr. Lamar, who reprsioateil the bankruuts, stated that the esonote were tessded es the books, sad that the hookahs* hem wanks" Re istesdod. at the sent sitting is this sees, * bring Woe dr cwt, for the sake of the tredisi stionsei* at loge, the *ear et *Sling is which the beslingestrd lear gi mpt io w That=trzz e., osild *ha the orator et who hod het thensetres to the purposes et the beakropta, by reeds from thus at masa strid es. *e lm = due Ind arrived wises the t =lie= to be rode segeristed with the you ass were ear&isys e " isser_ I hem leeks& theough the mini*. ties% awl ems ally say at presest. Ike weals et the eld adage, that if there were me soothe* there raid be so WINS. Mr maimed= Tea this &droned for Ivo weeks. The haakrupts as Movies the wort were taken tato mi rk se wee ads reed, on the charge of illegally pledging the delninta were ea ditty, sad at the enclusia et the :nr ai lbs ia mt a WiTie r AL l ie. kr ri= panne. fir~ nekt ~ it this eons the ant minas, alter*, f the ihadwits wen lona. wet saki spa w fad hail, whisk nay did, be newer the shave at *II WOUNiai.we swim ; hat wheat the vitamin were easeaked tar the read ktry they enekkosil the charge ast eniskedly sainisiele4 sad *need the MIK whin W heel the raft issa's punnet ensign that the ohms bed been tramped ap menet now. ad to order to nab ewe their ehanstees they nen hewn te netieste the peeseediap. Tr ea hanse el the stateweate wade by Ate dentine Yaw haters the wegistrale was that he saw Adams leekiaat a lowest lisiolea sil leim ildi Vmei *My to his seetpleim to whisk be Ora the Meath. she ether iebalent, who eambe ease taitiaseay, mil awe to basing seas their heads ta ibmise peek" aM bawls( Mai • pair et white kid t=eit Adana% Pomade. bedew/el they ma ask bin they did ea It Ware vita he Mel to put then ea. It was Me prowl PM "boa bevies the dame in Ilia 'road, en of the esseplainen add "Posh me, Too," Ind we. sainted by " All right." whisk streetethend the esepiiiia owlet thew. The elmanrteaaeof leyies ea the glom wised ibe nitrate to main erne neat ekeens inn um end h to the saw. ad UMW** tbe stmt . !. ii= i t i e the deposi tion Omit heir Belli, being nen, said he was 17 years of yyyy MI raid with his father, who was • nook at 166, N. in • aebeelkOra other alatiniseat isibare is IMO tee yaw Oa We night et dm betla et Diesiabar, shoat U Megan pert seven °Week, they wen to Drury-lase Theeles,entias which they nee takes late eastody, about MI nano Mahn 12 o'clock, had I. the labored left hoy anywise*' ft plow rebieleient• Dean the perfresea the se the oak s by Masise, Mee by tritai thought he mad ow baler ht seedier pies,. Ma isened ea the left arm of wham who aurae* a Met Wei st awl in his right. Re sem maw his kind Wag alseibily into ladies' peei h ie s t i the erred , lona bi meet Imo ma if sack heal Me Nellie mew psaldwir Are he Mil ass OM pubs* et for Amin. Mkt lbw raYsimed triter, did not go Ol= Avis dal Ad Me doom et pat his head into any pima at any Wm ihmift t ai a did wit a watch to We lOWA sr shiny, Wm get out WO* - w r y elm*, was I• eresawnwieeek Mem seid the me • got up by his ken sea the Mbar of Maim Me wee • baker, aiwylog ea beam la it. JaeoWswaset , bell et wh am were to pay the genes. They sever wen eat vo=lt incept on the opening quietism, and, as far es he were sot teem to pollee. They had re frulemeb Mt nine o'clock the theatre, and in another hem had doin and gin and water, which was the only gdoli gm %: Blol k excel* glatiter-beer. Ile was is the habit of the walkineslisk, and might have touched feuds is during the evening. Ilia right hand was not nese MI posse's pocket, but might have slightly touched thew the marl lasing very great. The hand of his coat peaka eV* eseillentally be near ladies' pockets, and was =Lwe tuned to desire they would keep their op Oa Me Min, emirs out, ha said to the other " Phi Oh TMs, cal haanstwered by laying " All right." The assess he wok in a the Mae words in that lie young wet who won Wise dim *a bask sat while in the retreamint ism ho pawl U. le his Most ler the waiter. The glom beinged w Adman had they Med him. By the Court—lt wu this geeing might, and the crowd so great be could not avoid tenebing weans. There were many mamma of bad character pewit, bet be never touched them that he was aware of, et astered into con versation with them; and had his cempirsisa premed against them, or attempted to push theta about, be must have seen him; but such a thing did not Mora. Thomas Wilkie Adams said he was 16 yaws el see, sad resided with his parents. Witness, is eogrebeeatinf id the evidence of the other witness, admitted looking la faces, but not in their pockets. The purse (ousel yen Wen had been given to him for his sister by his Mead. They were both perfectly sober. Mr. Lewis submitted that owing to the geed IliStiiator of the defendants they bad bees ressatly 11119 Mag the comaiiriasiers„ and as they agald have se nrettee in the charges they had, be hoped, should they be tonal , their own recognizance would be SAllidelit for their appear ance at the trial. Mr. Hall snidlie would make no observations, although a great deal might be said upon the ease, from which he would refrain, as he felt it his duty to dispose of it as ho had the original charge, by sending it for the consideration of •jary. The parents of the complainants were then bound over for them to prosecute, and the defendants were bound in sureties to appear, and answu the charge at the Central Criminal Court, A powerful young man, named Thomas Watford, was plead at the bar before Mr. Hammitt, charged with a mur derous assault upon his father, an infirm and aged man, whereby his life had been seriously endangered. The complainant, who exhibited manifest indications of severe recent ill-ussge, stated that in consequence of the ' violent and dissipated habits of the prisoner, who resided la his house, he had been subjected for a lone time past to the most grievous annoyance and molestation. On the 15th ult. the prisoner, without the slightest provocation, commenced a merciless attack upon his mother, and, upon witness interposing for her protection, the prisoner set upon him and felled him to the ground. Upon recovering from the eilletts of Ate blow K. nttleretl the 'Manner ietteetly to quit the house, but he refused to do so, and, seiainq hold of him, flung him beck with such violence that his aide came in contact with the framework of the bedstead, and two of his ribs were fractured. Upon geeing the agony the wit ness was suffering in cumquat.e of his violence, the pri soner hurried out of the house, and he saw no more of him until Christmas-day, when he again presented him eel( at the door, and clamorously demanded admit tance. From apprehension of further ill treatment the family refused to admit him,when the prisoner, with horrible imprecations, declared, that unless his demand was com plied with, he would force his way in and Hark every thing in the place, and continued such claret and out r s behaviour, that a large crowd of puma selleeted,, and were compelled, for their own witty, tie at Mt~fa plate themselves under the protection of Us patio, and give the prisoner into custody. Die Idiom added. that he had been ever since confined to Ids bed' ander the eon of a surgeon, and was still severely santriag from lb. alba' of the injuries he had sustained. A polite constable of the II division fully asersbataiod the last witness's evidence, and stated that wbfki log the prisoner to the station ho repeatedly ads u.& reference to his father, that he was determined to be the death of the old at the earliest oppcepanity that pre =stud itself. lie;asitiled upon for his defence, the primmer sassily anowemil that he was labouring under hallop d elms reeeeMem, and was so etched at the time that he eseseely knew wh he was doing. Mr. Meibmill sentenced him to pay the externalises* y of 61., or in default to stand committed to the Souse of Correction let two months, in addition to width ho was regained to_ pat in subsuatial bail to keep the pesos to womb Ida loam for the further term of sin mealba. The passes, was unable to fulfil either et the above comilitime, and was therefore transferred to pima in the IN& SOUTHWARK. aw Coghisa, dressed in the Bloomer esetuww, was bought up almeged with assaulting Wm. Re miss . , &sh o p ! keys ia Siedwimmetrest. The immiaimat said that the defeadiat. wimp Ilk 'id by tire other esemea, walked shah his .ion. sad s eequeited to be sham same *me bate wish Maid sash theos e :eak imas perems who peeil the Oise 011ie produiseCisemiaberorr er te a=e: (1 11 4 0 4 OR weem e migi sqpem Whislit the defeated and her two meh me pa her head. tad began to oar 1 4: of tit lb" door, at will* a crowd ems Wrested by the bevel eshibitioa. As he 1,1111 t apem M a display, be plainly told the &Want hie lid net want such customers, &dear Sat le should test Wm them, and that they must quit IM shop. The detaminat, however, refused to go, and es he waived thit air object was to have a " lark " et hi muse, be =Mid et the shirts of MT Niestart Mete% Weed- M tattier wising, was wormy he her =biawren eve tamed twas him She a fury, and with Sit gave him a litbei in the thee, white made his Moth shatter and nearly inessetal hiss over the amater. He then met for the police, sad rave her We ous=ite t that the other two bait frismis of the VW* abusive, auk isabutail Obsooeslyee. very unlike weassa while Midi Mom. Mr. Ogees hod she -et owtsiely bad lather awkward mitsialls la dell with In the mead= ; sad, ob , 7• mom with at eedbod to bee host plowing kr ,ll. be baud. ho oiled Writhe she vrau T e voler its that her aims win Ilautitia. a bow booph, awl that 'ties bolbrotW wet boo imessaid That obi wroomultpled her to dirams's asp to bey seat shalt lish• bad that whoa the/ Mild thin es to see =lead it, the eseriblorat, II a stedosioa vette, You li ala V thr Woman. and I'll not •a f" NW she bliss% whish they in . geettd a : ii , eat their boats, was prooverboi to elect*, tam the shop, when sass sorely save him lb/ stash' wilb 11.1 open hosokaad we with het letwebe dooeilbob. Hr.-Osiebe ashM the dohumbat what slus had to say in armirled!!!modt. I . lediliminat, site wen a Mimi to mussel ter llismer boos t mid tat it was eseilly so her abloom led dmerthod, q Nth Oa if illbtlther was 5 with slide ham WOO ma ginimmt swam it would amok lmat ho moil ohm ognetalli lie eil, .P., h "de ft " Is thor ibis that moms bet hen a said. .Ithe added thee au thought it very Mud that mew 'odd wet adept voted dress thly without being tidiwoled as doe was ea thieweemion :1 . e very ineenileh wee to have pwrehmed • bog she would art haft gene into the shim ; eat shl=l Woe smovis team aver 60 ha a imetrieler wee& 6 Mi • pell e ownwo babe witnessed the aosmdb, eni gime m et the Mr. Clombe sor gl itpst tat mistress of die defradest to ester into her wesegstiowese Om hoe hemswid's femme good asediet. . . ri f • I I r I MEW I I li Robert ffeembh • colimmemer was charged with a11e.1,61._ ai m et eoffee. Mr. Pelham said his client, Mr. Jamie I= vied dream , aiming as basins= at Ma 0, Limehome, end had , hats g beolmorldgedeled whls the primmer, who profaned to be a moilboweester, IMI SIMS time sines presented to Mr. Lagting • mwd. oohing dor& Mit be roosted ruffle on a• ingeonoil 'NNW He THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1852. said be had gives satisfaction to • gnat essay wbeienn and retail deaden la Loaders. After reran* seliehations Mr. Ls ngtrey resolved to ear the essear a w eld, and conveyed to Gatcaby's peasiere in ay •he orataisias 14 Uss. a f the wry leant traileras of the best quality that seal be preeeeed s nseritet. Mr. Lowrey heed, as reerilliel IME pt' sower's Map, that he was only in pessessiesof s ornale and very iaeigafUsst Nan nearer, but the seen ti it was deesentlaed te bine it h :=L l. Vf the g:f t:me nte se re reested is the presume sad ender dor et Kr. Leggi who emend of Ibis very mak end it was pat Mae the 'melba th ew, and sais lyre the bag. The issued half of the Who was thsa pat bra the roaster, bat before the maim was simpieleik Kr. Langtrey, who bed besiege in the city, wee obliged to go away, end he left hie sus, a boy, in the pyre to mete the °swigging of the process, ed with pardwaW lejenstiems net to gals the plass while the rouses wee rag se y he the purpose ef presestlng any traits Wag *pg. When the sates was pretty nearly roasted waKelsetkr, the reissue invited the hey to go into the Kuhn and partake of some pleableddieg, an invita tion which the bey deeibseL The Owner belated on the boy leaving the roosting plass, and in the prevailed ape , him Alter a time tits prisoner this said,"hashyesrs stae it's all roasted," and the boy task the beg at vensted alai away end earned it home. • Sew Mess efterwarde, Kr. !gegen" opened the bag and bend rer beV of it le be vretohtd. vile,_ petunias spat;' whisk bad boa pat OM the geed eras nested while Mr. LongUey was pew seat. Tile onshasge menet have taken plass while the bey wee la the Wises. The bed seem whisk bed been gab 'Witted wee jut MK way dews the beg. Mr. Points then prodesed tee unpile eteelles. One ample wee seeteisly the vile teeth be bed dieeribed—the other was et the best _ _ deacriptiea, risk viii flagrant. Mr. Intim dm led whether the case opened by the wading waessied to a Mossy. Mr. Nib= esaiswied that It was a felony. Twenty five pea& of geed ware had beenexchanged for a& many pests 'teas* weeddess sea Mr. Isgfrisa. saw Wag weer a variety of reported eases in eke beaks, wired the ewe to proceed. Mr. Irewlep Wee set the etwessent of hie solicitor, and added—l went te bb boner, after discoverisg the fraud. He prelsmaii is be is a very great bony, mad said, " he ap at yew beams is fear or he minutes." I said I wasted en explosion' at ewe and that he had substituted rubble foe my gni 'ease. lie said, " Pooh, pooh, pooh, my men; you des% knew what you are talking about." I as* it you have made a mistake say so ; end then pri- Waner said tbwe was so mistake about it. I told him he had sent the wow ceffee, and he called me a fool, and said he was net rag to leave his phase. I again urged him to own the asistake, if there was one. The prisoner said, " There is no Webb, at all. You any your own son to watch sae; ask him if he left the cylinder." I said, " Yon bed better come aleag with me." and he said, " I shan't mese now ; come in ten minutes." About en hour afterwards, the prisoner called, and looked at the rubbish he had selstitated fur my pod coffee, and exclaimed, " Do you earl this stinking coffee ? Look at the beautiful coffee you have got here ?" I said, " Yes, Ido call it stinking coffee—pitied rubbish." He told me to poke my nose into it, which I declined, and he then invited • young man, traveller to a coffee firm, to poke his nose into the rubbish, and he did so, and said it was stinking and worthless. The prisoner then laughed at him, and said, " You cent your boy to watch me, and the biter is bit. You were done at last. The ease has been tried before, and you can do yourself no good." James Langley, eon of the last witness, confirmed his father's evidence, and Mr. Ingham then remanded the prisoner till Saturday. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.-YUTERDAT. Sawa Ka. COMUUMBOIM Law. IN TIM MATTIS or lIIIIST COLLINS MANDEIVI. Litho ease an important judgment wee given on en ap- Sar, to annul a vesting order on • Ire dines Ntttis. A alert time back the Court of Queen's Berth iiseiiiieaid that • vesting order became null mid veld cm the disibmqp of OM party, without taking the bens& if the est. This amides has excited a good deal of intermit, sad titles mile le property in numerous caws may be quer Gourd. Kr. Commingles's . Law delivered a very long end ciao. rate Jett He dissented from the Court of Queen's and fat it to be his duty, from the rank and weight of the learned judges, to enter into the question. His Honer went through the several clauses of the act on the subject, sad tire alteration of the act 7 George IV. to the present act of 1& 2 Vic. He was of opinion that the legislature bad empowered the court to entertain apphestios for annulling vesting orders in cars where there wee no adjudication, and that the mere discharge from custo4 without taking the benefit of the act did not render nun end void a vesting order. His Honour therefore in this case ordered the vesting order to be annulled. THE POLICE COURTS. I(ANSION-HOUSE. Asses Wei, we iroUgisilreiorethe Lord Mayne, charged with baying mid threats (or the purpose of este:t le three rem men were wring over London-br idge , MThaseday sight, the pr iso ner said to one o f them "Ti. him robbed me of a shilling." They passed on were Men the inert. The prisoner then followed tha thee, MMUS they he boeu with him in a public hewer, amil that he had beim red by them, and be winter le 914 He they ass of the party with hare leesW hie doe. sod his pocket of 3*. 6d. The ested pee Weed eon Wide the judgment of =Cut, ma die Sinn' we ',solely entertained at the The peheeer OM sal that bi had been drinking all the ewer with the thressehmeen, and that when be be the night's pleasure he led la his pocket 3s. 6d., whir he had earned at the Lesilonikeks on the day, and while be had loot. He bad sane net to brine any charge Mamma part of that awe em sea to him, but the campiaisants determined to punish en flagrant an attempt at retie from a fellow when they had never; seen hem The preammr—l was intoxicated at the time. I had put by the MEW he New Year's-day, end some one knocked me dews, en shoed those who were nearest to me with the robbery. The prisoner was emitted to Dridewell. Henry Richey, tows Weller to Messrs. Berens and Blum berg, of St. PanrsomsoshysoiL tee peels importers, was charged with lees robbed Ids ftyrs. Tree mid, in conorsence of inhinee. . .- retired by me, I went to the wareenee of the proeseen and saw the pri soner come out at e rem pest 9 in the Illtaralag, with two paper parcels, one ere each am. Is leent to • sedie shop in Lombard.seoest and after having ..naiad there an hour and a half, walked into Cereill and returned to Bow-lane. When at the corner at Ileein lane he waited wee time, walking backwards end I then saw a Jew, whom I knew well, come towards le. The prisoner ekes he saw the Jew, turned up Itatintleste, and I fol lowed the /err, being aware that be kadw me. The Jew ementsed Distaff-lane and the proweeprod. I observed the make • signal with Ida bee. sad the prisoner is rather quiet..., sod egad as ad 'Change, sad ISMS age. I then went up Is the peeper and asked Idereed he we Me there ? Ho sabl :" DO you Moor who- I ee i lau Imam sad lideberg's traveller." I sell Ise awe of He. se I tee lie that I taw gee ties serene ewes the Jedand I w to ley what ell bees was. w a l n ie see t he le un t o Joe. lire Ye Ile bad any other ropey abet him belie es Owe ewe he carried. He - said, '• No." I Man et ewers in Ma coat pocket. el eked hie what there He see no ewer. I the pet my band in and lbsoil that it was a metal box, and he said it was all =L er had to sell sea things. I then leek him to the et Ids employe. when, in the of Mr. We. the yeboipxl t=sr ,, shame said be led the box 81 11 b , , e• ran. He aftea demon tram his The eels whisk t :w d le is Ws pees site were erect. They was some eke he bum re sedy entered, and be WI is Ilia out The prisoner —I &dm ode* est dl the offer said shoatthe Jew is hie Webb, the olliter—l was with Trew, sad I saw the Jew. I reseired the addrest of the prinarr item Mr. Wood, end I weal to Ms be,. sad in the be* peeks, I Mod a num ber et sadist which the proleraters ideality as part of their steak. A wasabsnmmma to the prosecutors said he was with Webb, alas 11111111117, when the articles produced by that wit ness ware Spina He believed that they were all the pro perty of lie pirsosis employers ; and although be mold sot mar to musk boa and the cigar ore, be believed theta she te Mew to Hoare. Berens and Illiwalwag. Tb. Oman ober the stigma was eingailed,mid "I admit ibit-I ham tibia dl the yeeyerty preened. sad thee the saki, being to my employers." He was than committed for Mimi. GUILDHALL. ea ff= WWI sad I saac Lyons were charged with harin g iamb and tropropnly disposed of then within three 'maths . thee of their bankruptcy with Intuit to defraud aton The primary akraptcywere conaggsd this day by the Hesamia. same if Ba • bat the pcdies, Masai of Winging this direst le this mid, above the emeall. seliebees, sad witmesess sag ft wen theme, tosh. fail them, to the Float sheet a lave Margo ed thin. Afro son de lay they were_brought lase emit, suit Aldsossa FarsissOsso Mid ehe Gesso OM us baton when any ammaittel wee Maas by the Court et laahreptey to Wing the mamma Masse to this adios. " Them were his di ructions, no matter what foolery in the shape of other ordeal they had." Mr. Ballmgas who appeared for the praseardiem said that this peeresielea was divested by M. Ommhebner Fenhisamie. The peirsams were emarella-maken in sal MOM' late beim= la partner eTlirlitel=int, they matiasi le trade till 19th No vember, ISO, Aga they beams beakrapts. Fran the esseriestisa et Oak seemate It appeared that there was a sum WOW. fa whisk they balsa amounted, he which these wee Emma le Milne lied hem eamealed. The charge o r p % saw them wes wiu th i t tha e rdi n =te! f a theirla statute pawned with agent to debee4 their 10... li lt tractions pm with Mews. XII sad 2 • w they bad 'obtained 4001. voila ft geedela= ri oa Nov. 6, whisk they lad gat Illi MII . It eepommd. brossos. ea a lt =ss sow esilatation lee take tee pods WIN* to Obi cr a lz d as vl gora tima. Zwaktgras, aid ir kW ea Aline& fak e l wriatlrer to esuplearlao same the nlir," !nor a 7 remet I h Me li ea 8 eat le wee. ellg;reee wee brAreilamax em etirc y lmaticas iahlo with ei ra is erz a . Paean r..7.u: rid ... Wane. He druid sally raw preil P a i se mi dair eallelept le ask fora reeemad, sad sal em Oa Pi -re it substemial boa Milk reties. B awl Wank pos of 14, sa le s . 4s .......4 *awl that hum ber, ism, is . 12, 1851, about 1,0001. worth o Bake had hem with him. Oa the 19th of thiptamber 4 rah ef been eleteter M. sash , which had not bees and semeZil tb le , he OK Oa the tlit September II teMe ware Sat SOL These two lest were , ea the sea a . The siol. were all by • ala I V jai Da a v tad wia igrr a t Mess i tra il , 4 :f a ilt e. - t: itc The messedings is Ossiknyisi, and the ceder elks maw mmee le meamele wossission‘ aed the ease remeaded., Mr. thillniel, WlNespleitz e losers, urged gat bail whisk he woe& mew i. taken at cam without atetko, but It wired Is, gad as otter of de positiag lOU wet aim &dhoti& aid two hallo in 2601. era, end 111Lrisomara in 6001. seek were required with 24 lam' BOW-1101#21T. Ricliorti Moss, a *tastable if the I' &kW, sae Athoood, p maashis of the F divines, agreeing es as 71 rimmed somasem to show saes why they shed& met lad bail a mower at the eamicae a ohmage of wilAd mod a nag alleged to hue beer beareitled* by data ort Desember at this mart.. The aim which occupied the court the greater part of two day. originated in the following facts:—On the closing sight of Juillea's preateaade muerte atDrury-lem Theatre, MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British poweesious in America, tomputed from the re turns made in the week ending the 30th December, 1861, is 22a. Bd. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Aluuritius ' no return. The produce of the Bast Indies, 225. 8!d . The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is Tla. 7d. LIVERPOOL. JAN. 2. The sales today are—Sugar, 1,000 bags Cossipore, to 375. 6d. ; 330 boxes yellow Havana, 17s. 9d. ,• 1,200 bags new brown Perusing, 15s. 9d., es ship. Collie, 60 bags Costa Rica, 435. to 445.; 40 bags Java, 40s. to 40s. od. Gambier, 200 bales, 16. . fid. Logwood , 260 tons St. Do mingo, W. 7s. 6d. Jute, 860 bales. la 10s. Tin, 170 alibi straits, 80& Saltpetre, 100 bags E. 1., refined, 312. WOOL.—Lrzno, JAN. 2.—The demand for combing wools continues more active, and prices aro firmer with an improved tendency. We do not quote any change in clothing wools. LivitarooL, JAN. 2.—A considerable busineu is doing both in long and short; prices, generally, are in favour of the seller, and have still a tendency to advance. HOSIERY, ate.—Latairsha, Jan 2. —As usual at this eesesh, *see Is bat httte don* le the warehouses. A general *pi ties mei that the raw'a laminas will open tolerably well. Pre sentpile wet mukluk sad Isms are eoneklered ask. The up. wm(bMrkpY web (es wears lambed troth Yorkeldre) of 101. pee pals, W dal ua Menage of Id. per lb. la yam thin week, Wes bar slat Noe lime Warders of yen heat the whiners to the oneabelleee, beuelehea Oro this week la Vet WS mutt t. COB.N.—Cnituaronn, Jan. 2.—Then was a large =p oly of Wheat at market, wind' was cleared of at fully last wet% mien • la tome hammer rather more woe Owes. Bad. Us. to Ufa eta. 10a: white. 41a to we. Setae without 'Henn ..... Barley. are amide& was Mbar dearer. Pam rein other spring tors without antwatian. COMITIY, ha. 2.—Tiro was a better demand for all Idea of area le-der, sad lespeered prices were pteerrelly obtained. Geed dip ernaples tit Most wellersedir wed. Keith= Beeler was la railer loft lefiff. ell Wbeell seed et he= IN. to lee. sow, lii. ILO, Its. psi be& Maim Oa. to 29a per or.; Desees, dal (sew*. Ifs. ed. to tin pee bog; sew, Ito. K. to 11e. 6d. Oa% Ma la We. per qr. Pees, len dd.= Ile. ed. pee Mg. - - - _ _ _ - turn. Ira. 2.—Onr siippli aid es Ba at by pain ins Mmoily vary urierale When soft BMW mil la Misuses wolfs edge Bell alr IL gar Ir. low leas- Ma amen eq. Blvd, rel. Wale Ille; elk% Ma le Ye. Bar. toy, M. to Na. Oats, II& to !In Tor qr. - - - - LINCOLN J. • 2.—. W• 104 Ms supply of Wheat at ear market tl lM day, wide" was tibia oR Mak at la. dews. The feOW ol harks yam aad pikes bay saddmal. Mart ely say oats or boar showlaa. Wheat, rid, Sim la Es.; white. aes. DRAM at W, 31a. alb.; inaltlng. 30s. Oats, 13a. to UM. Beam. arm. Ida. OWL 1 aid. Na Lives/mot, Jaw. 2.—Kotlettheteediset the hewer of the oda bide dabs Na.yed ad team yoaralmlala b amammalai with rather awe esehirmsa art ea =Mad ea de = Wpm sod atm as ripe& Wheel. eiestil et the lam errhils this wed. =er r wp. sad Is. es.teir v. barer ; them ia 1111 will prate* meld ems=dohe hes Ihla li n i the water. With us. atoi, aided the pried heeded Tara, sod loodipp veldt a Imam lady a s he Animism Ow K derossied met eau. =V lse over, Arden Moab olothosid to s lair admit et a di* awed la died other waft Me =dee. et late Wm lideild de literealo wadi) et °Mid IMO Ws pert tree tededb w lose Ade rob se raw to sole IbOses se eiedetse shies Ma** lelo.ll, heyeed Wiest. at new hem halielo we hew NO. ll* 10 . 1 " 1 kah tree = Sabi a 'derails awake et asak, Wain at Ilk days saa emend Items dee Oak albedo& to tibiae and a le wed' MK tam Na Itelotl i , e e ktowdtato la the bur r a ved addirall. odes abeam of Id. to dre am waa car e :de esiallbleds Mad Med' et dr im iat =ea se be ides weft Ise hie bessuseet sod ellebel hi IL pet bed ewer the eimised MIN at be leads deed NSW dee lendoet at be ed. deep Iles.ae.lad Medi ad Lbh eslehlde es ot ed. wed& body 'oldie etibilveadl am% wee t. *am 'Sher Mob if ash redolded dad. tams Imo FAMlbir si n ,. ..l4k ... l . lol .. lia se= eal Oebrit bed R. ea Y Pella Owe. Y hlleß villa Bawd tamped. sad w have as bums bribbleed es Ito d t bides Neves she arastads bqdry. Aided" Iva Na Mb le his la Jamey Yap Lopereed awe bases.'. teekshe Omsk kit am.; darisp.2o; NA la; Oats, 1,0til; arm ; Ostamal. 1,111 male; rim*. 11,443 mats. 50 7 1;;IIIMPTott ' Jan. 2.—Th ore was • short atteedisee at laaltalt ► t•aal. aaa *it a laar se arle a ra tikkgowin..l•• Whit ma souse et gar IL Tar . M ar = EMI. alingli 1 1 6 i1 Ia . 1 1 : 11 1111M e NI 10E4 111. I. le W.lll. Itrit=t e o. OaO Mar, Oa to SOL Om. Ito to Po . Mr. M.* 1/s. get . . , rat. WaiiIIILD, Jon. 2.—The demand tor Whist 41111 Oa tram bra es miaow& ft issrliparls assest. Par allamont to totroban and name,. to dor Wzo u lts ee troato whit we soma Is Ism, pal. of rs Warr Orris rata; thelooms* lbs par romst4fral Is sirpro ors tot la morel NNW; onoill) dr Noes et Arnim Our Inbar Isar soo lors oill Orbs Now Maw la NM at lo per . onvanoo.arl ill fool= a Iltdo onat sow% lot Ito dab ball dials leg* Mt gnaw queerer and a midi oi6 Ole earatant Mr* War tr . ury. 011 or 16 Ostimat so lobos roae: Tres Is. yr rot liaroori ris allow. Mr sel Ilie plot Wm% per IS of Me. to No laiolni, Seek OM Wit. mew twain ga Mae ars. Us ; ssw vire ; ro.:Os ; sirs, Ms.; NW* soil al" sow esi s Ns. ries; ; am tile, Vs. Is Mr ;. Vs. ; Irsarrlis or am rod, M. le rm. • M. f l oi ck vldin MA* t Wm, ; VA *akin ere,vel. to %tire Wilts, 13e. to Sao ; mak 490.; Mai MI Ills. to 415.; Moe. M.; Loom 110111sfell Ilie/ionte; Ni, 15 611, 21h. a. MIL ; flotaatt rnion, ref. Min lo ilk{ Woo. lin; di 11s to Y s. ; "aft ' 4.1. ag la i t Sore=tro. to Ns.; :it MI =Li "Lb IL m is l i ltio Yo lIINL. lark las, rs. so OIL; ddr, SOL b s. Omar. pre am, 0114ReititrohlIthglitintilist ree d 4 61, 010 1 4 ,4 9 e; c 1 hoohelp, ter. Ma, per ...Me, as sal borer. , NIL LIR; seft,, IN.; ever Ni bed, fee. to 117 a.; *elm M. assissak pot bat bow, lizgliok M. to M. ; amp, 111, to M. XPre hoPeriel qr., 410. le M. the work : I, in qrs. balm SAO. Ws, l Ar ti llom, M. reeo, M. el?. -.---•• cArruk c p.—Toic Faamokr a r no 3 ha. 1.--A redraft Mrs tat Wet rib trio Lk sod soid treet 40. to le. M. Me Mob a Mt , .Si lisslos. dose. Mane ordoratoloodk, sad well Its l+efji to Si. plinth, Jan. I.—The ettiosisaas Ins latt ,.. , Stith' War ratan upward. kr Sof NO Itoitin. Not, olrai. Iss ..• as. !or or. ; OlioNsok_ol. 1. ifs. ; vss4. •Th lb.,' Mow W. le M. or L 11111 ne meirlas wow ork boil la _~eePts rri.rwtgalutk" lo lia par MI. YU. _ . iisiisinr, Jai. L-1111 MAI .4 air avienz il lppta emillge et Sled • "b as 16 64 1 25r a tri g"Pal d est 'MI out W eat; IMMO vw• time eft u= L 4811. Irst Ville* as INK WA, lied Mir illielpg iiill y we 1 Weer at • Ara luipmpuriat la Wok ISS eillisrs Nil eed, pit Ili um% twit 110. to 4411. ' . . • • - - , itiusis roe Bair-suumnii...—Ths Lai M.' earliest. of her Mojegaph Tommy have embodied tho oilskin, ditty free, of *dap bark wood and red and lweillb Woe goes aily ese4 imported he di potpie's of abip-building . From the LONDON GA ZE rTB.—Fritav, Jas. 2. SANI:IIUPTS. lone Ar.torr, New 31111eridn, Yurktka, banker, to sormoder ha. 31 and ' ek..l3, a. It, at Lads Court. Bola., Newman karate,. and Hood sad Bar s 1.. k. Leeds; of. ami d .. Fromm., Lela., Hoar Commas Newport, Ilimmatbehlre, wooer, Jen. 13 and Feb. IS, at 11, at Mutt Court. St, Tresert), Wool; off. arm., Hul ks, Mao.. JAM Aasissw Zirwanse, Torlilhirek i tiar u Livervad. boarding. isms , Jan. Tel INA 4at I i s i t av zroi HoL, risona ltlire as4 I logisirr edi ta. 21 and Feb. 11, at at Luis Overt at St e Hall; cdr. mai., Luis Ovisse , WswesorkAgralbee, seshw baiter, Jas. Id at anal Tab. I/ at I, at r lissmaslksismanas Goat. Yob., Bell A. lima.Maar, Nowcesileupost ; AIL W 071 O 1 4 r 43.4 AD 1. 0:b. Tam ?swum sad Lust Tows, Ardwlek, Iwaesiblre, brewers lead lid dlr. 0 It. W., Jan. 13, and any subssingit Traday, 14 2146 1.1. 1 4 b8.4 -Jaa. 19.. C. Brown, Otordtraill. stigma elms AU-.Jam. 26. W. Browning, Wkitalable, Kat, IL e i„oes T. laaramsolsno, Cdy, row-haat-Jan. IC Otr ati V mh atigg de der -Jan. 27. J. Dom, 11111.11 S Oar, Cli Zi ki l i llik e raker- Jaa. 33. J. Fairings Grist 10. Iliwes, se. U. IL Our" Ayletoed, H a ta= . SA Oft wins ha. 33. L 10;rys. IL lid" IL T. Pianos, Werwlsiwout, 111= 4 0=1 1 .7f . U. T. Pst- Anger, IL Medi. am A. Clty, astutrOs- Jan. A. T. E. esdhes, U. TINWINIWI L ISIb mn etwititIATZW-JAA. IS. J. Taylor Or NM Hid Owls. row. W stiliWWW-Jiw.l3. B. Weis, u l=s, ilk ars- IwAllhati. N. &WA A% Myer, Tedialse, basaikuwr-Jsn. IS. J. Wright, thrhelwtrust. dragglst. C 4111171LATTI w tt owl; Wws wee le Aiwa te Aw esmunry tie WNW Jr. U. W. Argi s Abbsvinst, leall asakpark hearth-rug tesawlitswrir -Feb. S. T. Awal, &Up" Demuldre, wasisseliw -Jai. IL J. R. Calm , WlNsiirt, widow-Jr. IL. J. air, SI liswwwisiln, Wisr-Jaa. AL Me T. N am, W, wurdrwt -Jas. 11. W. Greta, pm. w Im am, ketrar-Jew. IL J. Lielifleid, km, r isto br k ber -ha U. J. WBurnis, Etter, drapsr- k rarr i tt. NA lkailio Ssaisrareskirm white breed baker-ism 23. 8. Myer, CSlotrui. IIL LW'., lUradraper -Jam. 23. 0. Nock, Italitroal.llltlo, IS. V. E. glaby, we., and P. L rimm S biti. Itigiy, alsolins, gkimbers-Jan. 24. V. W. liatin. P Imam sialtar-Jan. 27. W. Smith, P lairlealNellare, foreasse-Jan. 27. W. A:other*, 0. Weed, J. W. , J. C. tipster, W. amnia'', J. Rasher, and W. H. erldrimA, Absuursk.bse, City, sal Alsestry, Olworwshlre, Inn wwwlistwert-Jsa. 27. W. Thew, Ortvewed, batter -Jan. V. O. WlNdw, At. liartit'e-lase, wasUsstroissr -Jan. U. J. Wit liams.____Frilliolreet, lotto. goldsmith. PAITIIIIIIIIEUrd DIroOLVED. -A. AreSsid and W. Allen, LaistAss /eared, Hstbretilre, sttorneys-L Allison and J. Anima, Hommedia Llnsaiskike, willtrs -T. Balm nod J. B. Herbert, Uswpsit. priummt-W. 11Wwker ant R. Alkw, Ilmialille Hall, Lama. Ake, ilysts -O. pralla Sal 1. Mateo, Turstrisst.lsos, 13t7, drug Millims-J. C. Own set H. V. Joitispy Haimmerthy, Devutithire, sUarup-Aas lino. and A. Barrows, blasslasSold sad unmoor, silk manakstarres -C. Carr sal W. Corr, Smrton-ber ti, saw wham -W. Ctisdolek gad J. eider, Liverpool, MOM . Clerks sad IL Mate, Maws& Kent,lnturery. men -O. Clespli sad I. Omit, Srataist, j dealers in Me i. Oil sad J. IL CAW, Wigurimostrast. uare, theme erteses J. Omsk awl W. Cook, Kiallarissa, Clay, At broker,. -II MAN= swg.l. , Lewis lbsiwell, ship biscuit bikers -A. Unmake AAA A. U. 84m Cent Clak Sal Briton Ferry, °Omit mob keg sussloro-C. J. gar 4, W. JAW*, and 8. 0. Holland, Old randatruet vatlsa a kw as rtords C. J. Hut- W. Ildwials, Ow., H. Islawds, sag J. , Aleknaosbary, Qty, asesisotanst. r kr as mugs J. Ilwely- . Iwo mil T. HMO, OA., Tesery.strest, Assawst, and New gulitssie. Illaili-isath My, an =wawa -T. Ityr• sad C. Ilkiww, Liwersa. wisbuile drn=ls Taselltd J. =Um Own iak llWArst mostwww- W. M J. Omar, Nalses la Two wwise- Barth P. Owen, N. Ones. sad V. Oren. Weis lay ma and M. von', Worwalsraldre. phis rawsksV i ta g r . I: r s Ilwrilr P. Omen -W.Orlay and W. Jeallassa. Mow factorial itansmassrs-F. Gookka wed A. J. Crtaind. Brambly% ellaPleas-G. Gall and F. 13, Wilma. Old City, Mort beaks-T. Gurney and J. germ Part.wtrest, Oa w•- nor.rwre balms -T. Ammon and J. J. 14A11, n ainmass. Dena 1 shire, letts4vaas plats -T. Bombe and W. erriag, Aldsmaato. stress, City, obAssals druggists-J. Howard and G. Howard, Stroud, !iswasiOArellise. wilts messisett WI -J. llama sad N. Hart, .._, - . _ . . . . - .. If stlinghatia, 118Ign—W. MGM= and 1. IL Jankinsou, Balked, insiglis maims—J.Falmson and W. H. Johnson, lam.R mmillsm niMmuistamrs—J. O'Leary sad E. F l ott, ream gad W. A21111..16, Birmingham, dlnism ilingh tinallige MGM. Wag lasilhearer, merchants—K. Meg. gilt MG e a s =la tiloviiim billialli. blima ads- -J. Moore and B. Haw tivi—lbotannah Ann Moving ter e l Min ms Kering, Iliatikfrisraisad end Dorking, Surrey, Berlin wool Swim —J. Miller, 1. Itobliaaw. and J. lioughtin, Liverpool, mar. M . ' afar as regards J. RoMnscia-11. Pearce and A. U. Pickering, cotton brokers—J. IL Pickering and J. Rigby, Sutton, *urn miller—J. H. !GM J. 8. L. Farrant, and D Faber, RsIIWIMMA, Vinalsary. distillers, so ihr es regards J. U. P itt.—W. Iftserell and J. Furnell, Ittemellistrest, Bt. Mary Magdalen, Berramil try, wools:aids? i—J. D. Fowles and A. W. Fowles, Austin-Mars, City, and Liverpool, nwralisna—.l. Brits and H. Fauber, Aldw.gate. sin* Coy, bookaellen —J. Bine, and U. Powell, Finsburykquare, odpen--A. blciallield red D. Taylor, Emit, Lancashire, a Don J. W. Scott awl J. floott, Liver pool , ship store .m. s —F. rills g en mid J. Norris, wino and malt ken —Jansm dbarp and Tsolaymtrart end Stanton% Lowar.whart, Southwark, and C. B. Portman. street. Maryleame, i. MEM and U. Smith, Barton,'Stockport, Cheshire, common and G. Milts, Rassworth and Havant, Ihmp gramBTlS. Stark awl W. Johnson, Neweastie.upon.Tyna, Taylor sad 11. Taylor, hlark.lano, City, merchants-0. O. Maggie and T. Randall, lftMlostreet, Holborn, attorneys —S. Wm*. di mid J. Bast, Chelmsford, Emu. linendrapen—li. In. Ward. H. Illart, J. C. Sharp, and J. Ward, WeaLstreet, Qty. and Belper, Thirbothire, wbolenale heaters, so far as regards J. Ward—R. T. Watkins and D. hushes, Brecon, baskets—W. Wilding and A. Wild. lag, Liverpool sad Kirkdolo, Lansishiro, chemist,. SOO i CIL SEAM ESTRATIoN S. Jars Fatima, Alio*, wool merchant. Jan. 7 sad Feb. 3, Milts Royal Oak 11.4 e, Allot. WALTIS POTS., kAiabsugh, batter, Jan. 3 and 29, at the Priam of Wales' lintel. Edinburgb. lone Gomm and CMPIIIILL ColftWie, Glasgow, iron:modem, MI. 3 and 26, at the Ghats WPM, Glasgow. GAVAZZI AT EXETER HALL.—Last night Father Gaysui delivered one of his stirring addresses at Exeter Hall upon the spiritual and temporal influences of the pipaey. The address was untamed to with breathless atten tion, and elicited constant bursts of enthusiastic applause. It was divided into two pare, and at the close of each a bricf interpretation was offered by the Rey. Mr. Rule. At the conclusion of the addremes, which altogether occupied nearly three hours, a vote of thanks was unanimously paw d to the eloquent Father Clavesai, and the proceedings closed. --- SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A MANUFACTURER.— At the Nottingham Police-office on Thursday morning a serious charge was preferred by Mr. Moore, lace manufac turer, llockley Mill, against Mr. Abel, lace manufacturer, Grosvenor-place, Parliament-street, Nottingham. About three weeks since an extraordinary case of lace embezeling came before the magistrates, when it was ascertained that six ph tee of lace, worth 281., had been purloined from Mr. Moore by Mrs. Mitchell, Sneinton, a lace mender in his employment; that she gave them in exchange fur drapery goods to an Irish hawker • and that he, in his turn, found a purchaser for the alien property in Mr. Abel, who gave him 71. for the lot. Aner putting it to rights, Mr. Abel sold the lace to Messrs. Oroucock and Co , London, for 201. At the police-office, however, he arranged with Mr. Moore that he would give up the goods on payment of 7!. He immediately gave Mr. Moore an I order on Messrs. Oroucock and Co. for the goods, and in return received 71. 145., with which he expressed himself satisfied. The new case brought by Mr. Moore yesterday morning arose out of these proceedings. On Wednesday at midday, Mr. Moore received a telegraphic despatch front idesees. Groucock, informing him that a cheque for 171. 41., must, for himself, had been transmitted to Mr. Abel by a sahneke, which they wished Mr. Moore iaatantly to correct. 11e at once called upon Mr. Abel, and informed him of the nacesage • but that person refused to give up the money, allegint:that he had lost 4 !. by the transaction, the sum laid out by 'm in repairing the stolen lace. In the meantime, therefore, Mr. Moore stopped payment of the cheque. On Thursday morning he had received a letter from Messrs. Oroueock, intimating, in addition to the information of the previous day, that they had written to Mr. Abel, desiring him to give up tho cheque, if he had not already done so. Notwithstanding, Mr. Abel still persisted in retaining the document. The mayor asked Mr. Abel if he had any other account owing him by the Messrs. Groueock save for the goods which had been purloined from Mr. Moore 1- Mr. Abel .• I have no other claim.-The Mayor : Are you willing to deliver up the cheque, which you know to be sent to you In mistake 1-Mr. Abel : I will not dose -His Worship :-Ilave you received 17/. 4s. from the Messrs. Groueock, and 71. 14s. from Mr. Moore, for these pieces of lace which you purchased for 7!. 1-Mr. Abel : Yes. And I don't wish to deprive Mr. Moore of what is his due, but I would like to have the 4!. for the expense which I ex pended over and above the money given to me by Mr. Moore. I would, therefore, be glad to give up the amount of the cheque to Mr. Moore, less the 41.-Mr. Moore had asked Abel the day before if he thought he should likewise loose that additioual 41, and Abel said he certainly should not.-Mr. Hannay mid this was one of the most disgraceful cases that had ever come before that court in the whole course of his experience ; and for Abel to stand up and defead himself in the way he was doing -fur him to attempt thus to justify his conduct-was most offensive. Here Abel had actually boaght goods dis honestly acquired for 71., which he afterwards suld for 201., which, making the most liberal allowance for repairs and other expenses, must have given a return of at least 100 per cont. He was only surprised that Abel did not stand in a very different position, and he could not severely enough deprecate his conduct. -The mayor expressed his concur rence with all that had been said by Mx. Hannay.-Mr. Abel: If I had known anything to be wrong 1 would have bad nothing to do with the lace. I would at once have run with it to the rightful owners.-Mr. Hannay . Although you took the goods for V. you knew how to charge a fair price for the same.-Mr. Abel appealed to Mr. Moore if he would pay him the 41., but he most distinctly refused to comply with the request ; he bad already loft 201. The magistrates ultimately gave Mr. Abel &little time to re-con sider his resolution, and in a short time he delivered the eheque to the proper party and left the euurt.-Auttitignalis Joesrmal. [Advertieemeut.]—MOßE CURES BY HOLLOWAY'S' Pum.-Ifeelthle- Mn. Maim ear" the Wok'► rt of i easel OA on. gli a l n a ft Gesere.lwibo• Mil hem UI for • Pik it elogle.aemopmerd es.. peel ride loilores of digit. sod milloord t meldlealldi Me *PPM we temelY bolloSod.,. Jr. 001 1 6401 7 and ON. Me emblem' pot ewte; yet, net her ode, . lab iii ..elered le the .... enste of she feats weetelf. &........'" 4•B 4— aiir ' rill 6 r e - T ra e - re mil t e= . ' GPI 'at Zeta. Woad. -lAdeptilllidelt.)--GRATIS WITH THE HISFATCU. edliettiol4lete= l. l Late, a; ealmellerre te the Weekly Teeple li era he with • ItildSpikhmi 0 • 1 • 0 4.C 1,1 ". sod It me view. to omillor elf who l b et i tf l al i ases of lee IMP* AMP the &s MY Palms; the t eipeeittlf 011okeedet AM deem seed &Peed gram various M x a, • tr,...nt . aimAr s ick,. Is ear ite alw - IT Was' ' %Moe Is le iii==lll=utateltat 'ea li g ,F ile . eAl of Ihollappeas sod Wow% ..7=l- . i g s where 9.11011.0. .fills ale lIMINOMInt =Mg MOM he eameetaem ' ml•••• Mehl IM Mall oemormine la Imo imi eon" a far goal le la. 11.1111.1. Ull. illiMasell. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. SATURDAY, JAK. 3, 1852. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yteterdity Blaming. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Rana of Plias. Cm wi . a. r. " l 811.4 f th 4 State of Wester. Wind. ---- -- ----. PAMIOUTZ B.E. Calm Partially Cloudy Poets. N. Calm Yon) liasruma U. Gentle Breese Overcoat Ilessoosarrom foonserosa ...... Tasman.. 011111t2tWICIf Calm Overcast Broom 1i.154.... LAIOII,OII ................. W. Gentle Proem Partially Cloudy COL.:IMM= . N.W. Geft,l. Breese Ovonast Cu/ uses ........... N.W. Gentle Hyena °smut Yam0r0n0.............. &W. Gent.. Brows Overcast HOLTHIUM W. Gentle Breen Rolm Sunoco—. W. Strung Breese Ovens* THIS DAY, NOON, Oaerse r WY& IN:m[o of WOW. WNW of the WaNber. W. Cain.. Fine. The returns from the following places did not reach this slice in time for publication yesterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thurslay morning et nine o'clock. Unions ... ~~ .:~: Cahn Hard Wmd Calm teat,' Bryce Calm Gentle Bret se Gentle Breese Cann Calm Cults Gentle Deers Overcast Cloudy livirreart 0 ...roam Partially Cloudy Ostrow Cloudy Overcaut NWT Oa, root Overcast ..... Mammon.," ...... lios.vmua w. Kw. WHITBY ..... N.W. S.W. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Prom our coneapedsb,the shipping . Gentle. - Noyl. Wt.• CASUALTIES. Marcia (brig), 111.1Cen;ie(preTriuu;fireported), remains nn the ledge off Dunnose, and is a total wreck ; all her stores and materials arc weed.—Bonchureb, Isle of Wight, Jan.' I On - s - timmcgen, Stenger, from Rostock to London, last from Della'', was lost on the Buitenbrouwer during a thick fog, Dec. 21; crew saved.—Amsterdam, Dee. 27. SEABORNE MAILS. Berniaes that the Mit. are rant In= the General Postinaleri by Ulu uteit—and Y by the naorning—dompattb. Day mho movie ap Yrong what 4 OUNTIIIIII3. la General Post- Port 1 When Wee Imndos. diestiagehed. I due. —ee ash r:.sthyllhiLiataet N Jaa.9 Amerles(by(lalted States menet) N ha. 6 Asetries(byl . .titatesp3M Southampton Jae. 9 erica ( West Omit) ...N 14ta M the mouth I nyramita .. Jan. 3 tleamelda• il INtliatNithef moo. Ihiger I:Maim l4 l Wily ,DuT(ll. Daily Brazil M 9th of the month 'Southampton. lan. 16 Swum Ayres NI Nth of the moothSeuthagemee.lan. 16 Calif./twiggy& Cliammlll indS4l7tholnyultb Muteatuptoa. Jan. 3 Pape el Ogee Rope 31 141 h uf the Ziontll!Plystouti. Jan. 3 Convlanumgols • N 7017M27th0f Mel i Dover Diane: America lll holgalithof meato 'Southampton. Jan. 3 Channel Wee .N Mum. Wed,&l 4 rkt.!Nouthamptoo. Tu Th.Sa MIN DI 11t). of the nionth'Southinuptua. Jan. Li Pram M& N Twice dilly lover Oromee 34 7Ull7M2lthof moo Dover Elsautatui .....N fuesdni & Prides London I aeriOat flulland M Wedgies. & hater. London Mna. - nia Hondo:as ........ N 17th of the wont! houtliamptem Jan. 20 !Magid It & N Dela , dai1y......, 1101yhm4.....; Tope de. ladle (via Soutleampt.)M Sloth of the mono Southampton. Jan. 21 1111 , 11 A (via Marseilles) N stattleth of meth' Dover ...... ...3an. IS Itedmerr unsia(ma South 1 ampton Dittoing' ) te SchaNith Otolo6th Dove, MeMeo 14 led of the month loothanoptem Jai. 3 Madeira II trth of the month Southampton. 'Jam 16 ~, I 1tb.17th,19:1‘,27th I stalls " ga3Mbeit the month Dover Jan. 10 Naples. .... . ..... ...... N NY 13th231liel MOO Dover Papal &MM ...... N athlSth2sthot moo Dover Peninsula ....„... ..... M Itti47th47thof mon southainptoo 'Jaa. 4 Peru M 17th of the moans Southareptos.'Jan. 20 Tummy. In )015th:1311o( moo I Dower 'Jan. 12 Wen Indies II 17111 of the month Nouthsaiptego. Jag. 20 West ledges (ereept its mho% and Nemo') Y i &NI of the month Southampton. r Jan. S • The mans to thou so:entrees thus loaned (•) era mace) id by g renchigg , el, , :rie Msratllles. . The dir , et Havre mall sewn will be moue up t. CAIJItiILNIA.-Mar to art nu, dempabolted mad d from tendon eta doe ■ week, de., 1 awl from Wllon br by every Amer Wathateptis during WI rednesday mad Saturday. Ng the United basis s packet. •ZEIVBD Ammons-St Gravers& January!, hogs Launceston Auer.-at Liverpool, Janumy 3, from Trade Town CRAM SOCCHaT-42 Liverpool, January 2, tram alartri43 lowa -at lirivtol, January 2, from • Keno= EVOIaNR-at Liverpool. Janutry 2, kd.................. Antwerp Et ums-at Liverpool, 'arum, I, fr0ng.„.....„ ........ Charade EVIUU44-at Liverpool, January 2, from Market= Fuse sa- at Gravesend, January I, from .Cleariglimg Parium.-at tiesvissano, January 1, from WONT Girav -at Mumbles loads, January I, fr0in.......„ (.Lis litii.wi-wt Gramme& Januay 2, loom Gillen H. ROB.III- at Liverpool. January 2, from A Antes JACOB -at Gravesend, January 1, tram Lour 111.0 W-at Homeward, January I, fr0m..... . ...... St Sfichael's Mawr. *NU AMPI-at °rammed, January 2, from Petersburg MART Arm-et Liverpool, January 2, from St. Michael's Honaransug-at Palanona, December 31, hos- -- ...... likaio POLKA -WI Dartmouth, December 31 Paoviumten -at Li pool, JvoltalT 2, from Daatrlo Psoriases-at Lli.poo o y January 2, from Antwerp Hems or Pout-sou-at Livorponi, January 2, from Canton i (lows or Ina Boven-off nalcombe, January 1, from IL Michael's boar. on., liman-at Gratmend, Jimmy 9, from Dantsle Sortim-4f [Air:mouth, December 31 SWUM- at Gravesend, January 2, tram Mauritius Colon -at Liverpool, January 2, tram [Winton 1 Yoram Itudisaz -at Gravels:ad, JlLlllaibel 2, from. Denomik BAILED. Buena—hoot Limped. Jana my 2, to Fernamtiuto CAM. Acorn -town Usurped, Janeary 2, to Alexandria, H Gosma—from Plymouth, Dionary I. to Loudon Hata. Gmr—trona Liverpool, January 2, to Valparaiso Essivano—fromOrayssead. January 2, to Babas YUMA—from Gravesend, January 2, to lanai= Fancy—hum Falmouth, Jaauary 1, to Cadiz Jima—from °rammed, January 2, 10. Genoa AMP—from Liverpol, January 2, to Gibraltar MAMA APPA—trom lillteptlol l ALMIII/7 I, to Trinidad Muni Loeuw—froes itartlepoo, January I, to Trinidad Nmitia—trims Plymouth, January 1, to .Adelidde Galas Geese —from Gravesend, January 2, to Genoa ParoMMO NOV M—trom Gravesend, January 1, to Galata NlA—from Falmouth, Dec. 31, to. London Fames—from Plymouth, January 1, to London Has. cm— hum Uartavuth j January 1, to Valencia itanistain—trom UMW. 'study 1, to Ronaa—from LI 1; January 2, to Rio—from Ora January 2, to. . MAlPM—from Grommirl, January 2, to ....., Sc. Groson-— i Liverpool, January 1, to New Orleans brait—from mouth. January 1, to Malaga TlPMirr liansv— Fula Gravesend, January 2, to Valencia Ho VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Lady Wakesley, steering W., Dec. 80,18 t. SI, Ina. 11. Lord Brougham (boroos{, Oat 11,14.18 N., lon, lob W. NorlrrA(dliO), Prod% 10t.48.1 I N.. 1011.12.10. South Car Moo, lassarq etirbt dap from Mobile for England, Dec. 8, lat. 29.14, lort. SS33. Ursula. for Melba, Ilse. $3, Ist P.M N., lon. St W. BIRTHS, NIARRIAGICS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLOIIEFIBLD.—Dee. at. at East Claydoo, Bucks, the *ire of the Rev. T. E. W. timeßeid, of a eon. CHAPS.—Dee. 30, at Chapel Howe, eliferdehlre, the wife of W. W. Chair, Eoq , prematurely, of a daughter. PLETCIIIIR.- Dee it, Mrs, L T. Pletcher, of Unkinaloek, Lusa house, of a Caughtes. MARSHALL.- Ike. 30, at Edinburgh, Mn A. Marshall, of a ens. MOATES.—Deo. 31, at Raveneboome-park, LewW■m, Mr,. W. Moats , . of a daughtee,stilltora. MUICURISB.—Des. it, aR Brranstoe-pure, wife of the Turkish lniter, of a daughter. TRLIrERT.—Dee. 30, the wife of the Rev. E J. Teeth'', M.A., of Mae, rower, Cornwall, of a eon. Madams Massrup, the XditRIAGES. BPANARD -ORART.—nee. PI. at Pt. Jansee's, Pleaminty, by the Kee. J. Jackson, Weer, Peter Owen, aeternd son of J. le I k Mak, to Agnes gn71161/t Percy, youngest daughter of N. Oeary, kos., ot Rt. Jeineek BREWSTER—MOLDS—Dee. SO, at emmood, by the Rev. P. T. K. Drummond. Major IL Brewster. 'Pith Rest third son of , o r P. Bre .t.r. N. 11., to Annie, mooed surviving daughter of C. 11. C. Inglis, Esq., ot Creamed. FERCUSON—LATTA.—Dee. Si, at Illonswiek.aireet, (;isron*. by the Rev. W. okott, Mr. J. Ferguson, to Ann, youngest daugbttr of the late Mr.). Latta, Ayrshire. FREEMAN —LINDRAT.—Dee. 30. at St. Andrew's. Aberdeen, ho the Right Her. bishop Skinner, Samuel Tate, fourth ton of W. Fro. Ram rm., of Militank.serret, estminster, to Slam, thud daughter of the labs Cal. M. Lindsay. C. 8., 78th Higtolandem IMIURDO—CORREIL—Dee. 30, at Atholberement, FAintoirgh, by the Rev. Dr. Clark, Mfg. AndrevrOoMoreh. Capt. A. W. Yol'Murdo, R.N., to Nation Jan* daughter of T. (Aerie, Fag., of &ilium. vnisw—eoLurrosworm.—Dro. SiR at Illowmarketparieb church. by the father or the bride, U. C. Mathew, Eaq., of Penliite HalL Fars:, second moo of the late Rev. E. Mathew. Vicar of Cog. ' , Asti, to Kelly Ds Vere, mount daughter of the Rev. A. 0 11. Hollingsworth. Vicar d Sinwmarbet.with.Stownpland, KV. and J.P. for Baca. DEATH/4. CARA —Dna. 99, at Plymouth, W. o. ram Taq... aged 79. CtIAMBEItIi.-11Me. 71. at Leamington, Arthur Jolts, least ear n( E. J. Clamber% Eaq., toemerty of the SOth (Quest% Om.) Belo. DU:4I3IR. —Dae 39. at Nairn, Ste F. W. Mater. Rut , , of Oa" aged 32 . kAIRII r.—Deo. 30, at Blitektuath. Kent. Marv, mid** of the late Capt. It. W. 11. Kalght, 11.14., of Sordoooks, Porthohlfe. mirciig6t--nic.l9. it kailAwlayass, Stlahetrgh, lir. W. P. B.P.C. PAN n 31 . at. WMolowGleseuterehire, R. iund.,ll, Esq., of Chkeklalo, PARILIR islarb Domain, lieleallar let, Porky. &Woe OS hip 011 A. PROM MMw zi TAISNAML4-00,11. ell Wolin*, raiday..ns. L Tlimehll% Weil& Maud and pubibisd by Wua.um Kum Hams, of No I, boosts* otrooL h tho Clod at laedaa, Motor. et the Oflim h Lombard. strut, la the moire el Irimehr-animen, Lind= 1,1151. / /". 1 NE AGA', THE TW( the AO E" pert , St are K,ACAS ,O Imar, Ito+ pcarl-I.lm. through° . artier 0 . latlY kr* The 00'Y i thatal SONS, 20, ACCID Intel reninsi due, br enabled /no Ted CE The Fla= trial fc under the be. defend beroell mte of nity, d his hei his pci Sir ducal in you tioa of Dec "To 1 - - " II jeet MS. from '• riot% her di " T Ornpi Engli Amer and from fish n It Pie, I none at th that I thou' muck Cant AD Ai