The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

s SHE SOU IHE.AN STATES OF THE AME. RICAN UNION. (sr ur 2140LISZ TUATILLIII • SELMA, ALABAMA, Not. IS. It 's :oly when one enters Maryland that A. , itrie a peculiarities first etrike an English man tot eibly. I travelled down from Baltimore toNorfmk, in Virginia, by one of the Chesapeake-bay steamers, and for the first time lighted on a gang of elms going south in custody of a regular tr der. Maryland is one of the great slaverbreeding States of the Ihi3o, and supplier yearly a large quota of the bone and sinew which gather in the h is of Louisiana and Her contribution on this occasion was cJenposed wholly of lads and girls from fourteen to twenty yr am of age, well clad, and apparently well fad. They sat in a circle all the evening in the middle of the mein deck, under the dim light of a lamp swinging from the ceiling, their arms rosod one another's wellies, tome of the ranger ones sleeping with their heads on their elders' ki en, the majority singing matches of methodist hymns. They were seldom able to get out more than one or two lines of the word•, bat this never caused any stop in the music. The leader put in the first thing that came into his head, and the others followed op the strain. Thus the line, We are p.seing away like a long salliker'il day, would be followed by— I took my bud'r by do bud, And Lid him to do promised laud. Groups of white men surrounded them, diagnosing their points in connexion with the markets and poli tica; std the slave* didn't seem to feel in the least abashed by their scrutiny, or affected by their own situation, though it would be hard to imagine a cloudier future than that of a boy or girl just entering life in the hands of a negro dealer bound South. The first time one comes in contact with a degraded nos one's nerves are always tried more or less. One sever likes to find oue's self in the companyotooavicts. The presence of individuals whom Grime or Woken= has blasted, and on whom society has set the stomp of excoromunicatioo, or deprived of all the °editing is. motives to exertion and to enterprise, and of all the better and nobler blessings of existence, is sever ray agreeable. I was not reconciled to it I le a* ewer nos of a bystander that the nigger, were 'natures in the world, and it they were p i e l =t i ral would sing and dance all day long. From this point white servants or waitns were no mon to be seen. Nigger@ everywhere, niggers of mil shades and all varistin,sulky lookiagniggen,ferocious looking niggers, merry niggers, sad nigger', Diggers bright with intelligence, nigger. steeped in stu pidity, nigger. horribly ugly, niggers barely @ador able, but all cowed, submissive, and attentive. Their humility was the more striking from its contrast with the independent bearing of the whitey the perfect equality which seems to reign between all who have no negro blood in their veins. In Virginia sad North and South Carolina, I was in what is popularly nppned to be the aristocratic region of the American Union. Here, the Southern papers so sure us, are to be found the American 't (outlines" par excellently, as distinguished from the Northern retainers, the "small-fisted fanners and greasy meeksaice" of Massachusetts and Connecticut, whom " free twisty" is scornfully described as is abundance. lam giving my . impremions, of coarse, enly of the surface of emuty, and only of that poet= of its surface with which one comes in contact in railways and steamboats; but the feet Is that, at least to the traveller on the wing, the aristocratic element in the papulatin is nowhere visible. From Baltimore to Montgomery, in this State, in ao specie@ of conveyance did I meet with more than two par. secs who, judging from dress, mamma and novena. dos, would in England be called "gradates." I con fine this observation specially to lb. slave region. Itia • not true of New England. There may be a hundred and no reasons, every one of them a good on, why , my experieon u been peculiarly unfortunate, but my fellowpassengers from Baltimore southward bore so manner of resemblance to anything which the ' loosest and wildest radical in the Old World would call "gentlemanly." They wets dirty, de route maniere. They were shabbily dressed; they chewed tobiooo and spat its juice in showers • they talked slang ; the; seemed n to have was hed any pinion of their person in their lives. In South Carolina, the sheen home of chivalry, I sat is a esiniego is which the mad formed by years oldest sodomise ef saga was three lathes deep on the Boar, in sempany with men Into whose pressen most English ladies would be afraid to venture. I sat at breakfast end dinner side by side with individuals who, what ever their other qualities, had certainly no mon claims to gentility than chimney-sweeps or cab drivers; and we were waited on with a deference and assiduity which our English Johns would do well to Imitate, by negro'', who certainly, in all the endow ments which give men social standing in ea aristocratic country, save birth sine, seemed to me to be jut as good company, and a vast deal more entertaining than those they served. The aristocracy of race, I think, never armhole/Asir a more lud:crous aspect. I draw no euwaindmi firm this in any way derogatory to the gamed shineater of the people, as compared with these of say ether wintry. Bat I must say that I debsiwaeranted in drawing from it the conemsioo, that the "gentility" argument, on which the Southern press has placed great strain in its recent defences of slavery, M a silly &lesion. The suns which have bees launched by it at Northern vulgarity wear a curious aspect to any one who has bad the felicity of passing a short time with the well•to.do elan, the travelling elan, is short, of those States which claim the exclusive hamar of ha:boating diagrams. A ideas, well•dressed,edusated man in a Northers railway carriage is by no means a rare phenomena, though there is but ore slaw foe all grades; bat in the South you may Untidiness& (guiles without seeing one. So much for the advantage of slavery as a refiner of manners. I shall doubtless to told, in reply to. this, that I mast seek for of Southern gentility in the mansion the ei " wealthy planters; bet I claim the right to lode of the effect of an institutioa from the rases whom we meet on the highways, and not from an hillaitesimally small number whom we mast seek for is seclusion, and who owe all their extend advan tages to the fact that their wealth enables them to live apart from slavery, end out of the atmosphere which it generates. The great planters whoa red. deuces are scattered here and there over the wilds of Virginia and the Carolinas may be, and no doubt are, polished gentlemen; but they are jest that poetics of the community who feel least the Manses of the peculiar hauteur:la. To twit the North foe its vulgarity because these men happen to exist in the South, is jut as aboard as it would be for as to taunt Frenchmen with their poverty because the Marquis of Westminster has 300,0001. a year. I must gamed your readers, however, from sap 'agog that beaus polish is not to be met with, good breeding is altogether asset. Most English travellers in America have their bile roossd, I imagine, at the very outset, by the want of all defames Irmo badly dressed men to well-dressed men, and ever after look upon everything with jaundiced eyes. There perhepe so country in the world is which mere dries elicits less demonstration of respect • Every ma has more or lees of what in Engbuid is called manliness, seems tolerably sure of his own position and his own rights, and maintains his dig. city. But to suppose that this begets positive rade nem is a mistake. I feel quite satisfied that if all classes were mixed op in travelling in England so they are here, travelling, especially for ladies, would be intolerable. One would see more oa►mness, rude ness, and indecorum in one day in an English third elms carriage than one ewe here is a week, making datum due allowanee for the differ's*, in the divers sonventionalities by which people in the two eonntries regulate their conduct in public. It is curious to see how the passion for dm', and above all for French fashions is it, has penetrated to every ncok and corner ot the country. lam staying in an " bo'el " in which all the chairs are wed* of dial: in which there is an average ot three beds in every sold, bare. whi , ewa.hed room; in which I am waited spas by fi;thy negroes ; is which my looking glass is nailed to the wall, and is only four inches mare. Two tbirde of the men of the little town board in it. and before each tutal wash in two .tin billing, and arrange their hair at a glass in the hall with go sage Dumb and break, suspended therefrom by a THE EXPRESS, WI4:DN . I4:SDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 18!..0. stout cord. How tht y " board " may be gueesed from the tact that I sat down at breakfast this morning, at 7 o'clock, with six•y ' , gintltmen," and that within ten minutes of the ringing of the bell, by my watch, there was not a soul at table but myselt and two others. All had eaten and gone. There was not a single clean shirt to be seen amongst the whole party,andyt every one of them wore a black, shabby coat ' of Parisian cut, and the thinnest and lightest boots that could possibly be got to hold together. Oar « parlour" is exactly like a ward in the hospital at Sea. tars. The furniture consists of deal chairs, except the rocking chair ' • and its carpet appears to have been manufactured about the time of the revolution. All its colours hove disappeared under the influence of tobacco juice. We arc lighted in it by one candle of diminutive proportion., which, with the assistance of the whitewashed walls, joist makes the darkness visible. The house is just such a one as you would expect to see tenanted by burly farmers, in top boots and corduroy; in which one would look for coarse cloth and thick soles; in which most Englishmen would think a decent shooting coat rather out of place. But such is the passion here for foreign fashions that every one in and about it, with his threadbare black, his doubtful linen, his Wished unbrushed Paris boots, wears the appearance of a strolling actor out of employment. The ladies of the house come down in the moils!' attired in all the hues of the rainbow, end sit in the parlour after dinner, in melancholy grandeur, in the uncertain light of the solitary luminary of the place. The men smoke and spit in the tar, and the niggers lounge in the passage. Everyone seems trying to avoid everything in the matter of costume which would be in the least degree suitable to au active life in a haltsettlefl region in the heart of a forest covered continent. MUSIC MISS DOLBY'S CHAMBER CONCERTS. This acootoplished sad favourite vocalist gays her nomad *Orli of the team last everting. As ea Os pre vious oessales, ber ►ooms wen crowded by a faohlosable sesemblage, sung whom were many of our mat anis paned musician and smataan. The entertalmasat, as %nal with her, was highly nand sad elegant, and nveral of the Ones performed IMO peculiarly haunting. KW Dolby—astsady partisaa of sheared old Italian soltoel—snag &nulls's most pathetic air, " Oh, dal main doles arder," with 'squat* meatus sad expreseios. Bbs nag alto lialfe's pretty nag "The reaper and the flowers," sad two ballads, Irish sad lintel. Amos( other things, Hanes'. song, Sing, who salaglae with my lays," was awned- Maly well sang by Mr. Baas. Walter Macturea's " I saw thee weep," by Madams Weise ; sad Mersalisatee roman, " 'dooms," by Mr. Millard, a rug stager as yet little haws, bat of gnat merit. There wets some Aso pieces of coceerted vocal musk, partials:ly tits great motet, " Bola, Bois," from DWI Oioeaaal, sad s eharatiag trio of Basedisee, admirably sass, without say Later sesta accompaalstest, by Madame Weise, NW lieuesat, sad Min Dolby. The lastrusestal nude eaasistad et Husasel's pianoforte trio I. B flat, played by Moan, blow, fielatua. sad Leer; soles of Helm sad Pater, played by Mr. Mom ; a violin faataela from the 7boesecrie by IL rhinos ; sad Thalbug's grand duet on sin hen the Huguenots, by Mr. therm and M. Banton. Cap's ADM vocal qaartet, Eon gaol duo sonata," by Madame Weiss, Mus Dolby, Mr. Millard, sad Mr. Thomas, son eluded the bawl. sad calling/it energetic meemine to resist masa ina.lle had not the least idea of disparaging the whit. of-leavit system as • mode of °Nolan's' the iadlictioa of punishment with the hope of Mona, though the ticket-of leave system was sop , posed to be seanected with this vest spread of crime. But it might be suggested whether toe system wes rot capable of improvement. It had been stated that all kinds of criminals were treated in the same manner, although in reality there were two &Serest classes—the clue of casual offeaders, overtime by • transient temptation, who might possess moms remone, sad in wittiest of whom there might be some tope, and the *smarmed camisole who bad sham he path of crime deliberately for their own &dean eese. and with respect to whom it might be considered dan ohm ge misty to allow them to be at lam ; so that if mtimismYeemhi be divided into two alums, sad permanent sesleske provided for these who were permanently den germ, a clearable result would be attained. All he could sluas, that the law gave very imperfect means of mair tg_ whether • whaled should be put into that class or sot. The oily means they had of jadeite go that plat was by the 'Odense whieh was adduced el previous envie thins, cud if it were of importance that permanent seclu sion should be provided for toe permanently dangerous, it might be worth consideration to provide the test by which that clusitleation could be made. lie had now neither time lot - ability to dimes the question further—a goes tioa which be knew was engaging the attention of the most motive and profosad miada is the nation. RAILWAY COLLIIION AND MASON OP DIANILAUOIITIL George Spivey, 24, was indtotod for the stanalaughtar of John Coapland, at Chum!' Pontos, on the 26th of July last. Mr. Slanshud and Mr. Mauls oradasod the prosecution ; Mr. Digt,, &moat deluded the prisoner. This cue arose out of • collision on the North Eastern Railway, at the Church Fontoastatbas. Oaths 26th of July an incursion train left Market Wsightoa, where there had bees aa agricultural show, for Selby, sad Wetherby. Ravin pasted Selby, the tutu reached Church Fenton a little after twelve o'clock, where it had to be drawn up for theprpess of amebas a hone-bor. This occupied were ton or sflMea missals ; sad while pert of the a:main trela wasetesidar ts as oblique directiou screw tho main Liao a heavy luggage train of 40 or 60 truck...me up, at a speed of Most 30 stiles as hoar, and ran fate the essandos teals with sack faros as to break several of the passenger oarriagte to splinters, and to threw the engine of *shaggy, tests of the line, sad upset it. Oss If pastispak &is , was killed. The passe Ins sight prise and a is d at the station, and it was hi duty to tutu as the wilastiliore signal, and also lb. dlstrime signal, whomever a with arrived. The sharp was that by culpable ageism@ he hod sot doss so. There was sa Isportaat disarepaasy is the evidesee of the drivers et the respoothe tralas. Hle LorditMg remelted that the Meer of the luggage I Us* AM he had started Woe hit thee, sac that he was tars bored his proper spool. had sa interest is showing that the dips& were set es. The jury feud the pitseaer Nos Oreg. He was farther insipid for the mrsiseghtst Gettirey Bala*, who I was killed at the one deep bet the peeseteilles eared no evielseee, sad be woe Menges dieltaeged eat of woody. From the evidence of three police coostables it appeared that both parties were derirous of charging each other with 'molts, and that Clayton, whom two of them heist red to be fetes ieated, pushed defendant about in their preseese, while two other witnelasis, strangers to both petite, teat•fied to the Bnt aseau.t by Clayton on the defendant. Evidence having been adduced to the respectable character borne by Pairman and to his fillies a situation of trust end responsi bility, Mr. Poynter decided in the midst of inch confliing testimony to dismiss both complaints, and the defendant wee dieehargsd &wordlessly. MARLi3OROUGH-STREZT. Alfred Holten was brought before Mr. Bradon, charged with having Won found under suspicious Isireuntatancre on the premises of the Hon. Mn. Lindsay, of No. 22, Berke ley-square. About Ms reelcck last evening the butler had oetasion to go into the front area, and in one of the eutbaildings he found the Wm.'sr crouched op, pretending to be asleep. There was a quantity of looters and candlewicks in his profession. The prisoner, in defence, said be only went there to sleep. Mr. &radon connaltted him to hard labour for 14 days. ILato *ntelligence. COUR? OP QUEEN'S BENCH.-Dw. 8. WITUMIIII PRIVI Ai tT , , 1F01L111141.1 111.11017 11001314, 147014 . LOID CUIFILLL Mr. E. Jame and Mr. Dauber were for the plaintiff, and Eteljeant Hayes and Mr. Field for the defendant. Tao defendant in this case wet the szeentriz of Mr. Higgiae, a surveyor sad 00111 merchant at Northampton, who in 1846 was employed to prepare the rumps for a Projected extension of the Liodon and Birsiii ghost Railway frees Northampton to Warwick, in order that ea application might be mad* la the sassing session of peek'. meat for • bill. Mr. Higgins eagsged the plaintiff, who was also a sarveyor, to vales the houses, buildings, and timber along the proposed lite, but he Pad shim died, and the present action was brought agaiest hu esecatriz to recover 6741. for the wcrk and labour he had done, betas at the rate of a hall per ant. upon the amount which he had estimated as the value of the property. Tee liability of the deceased was not denied, but it was contended that the plaintiff had charged a half too much • and it appeared from so estimate which the plaintiff bad sent to Mr. Higgins, before the survey was completed, of the probable cost of the property, he had only charged squirter per coot for his services. Lord Campbell said it was quite clear that the plaintiff had led Mr. Higgins to believe that he would only charge per cent, and recommended the parties to consent to a terabit for • ism estimated at that rate. Thb sour ;;.aiiiiClTsad verdict by aceseat ebtered for the plaistil for hell the amount which lie claimed. PREROGATIVE COURT.—Dzc. 9. NIL/ON IP. ROSS AND CLAXTON. This was a wit to decimals% the validity of a codicil erscatod by Mr. Thomas Mama, lido of By, miller sad baker. The argameats was pm ending whoa the wart rose. COURT OF MD MINIM AT 11151 PAWS £T • OW! IP. WPM)! AND AXOTHIII -1 SRI /1121F711 OF XIDDLUZZ. Mr. Joyce sad Mr. Doyle were weasel for the platathr sad Mr. Hswkiss sof Mr. Qs&la reyreseeted the de- Bodes% This wee an Mies brought by the a plater, to mom from ,be dolioadaats.Mems.ii awl Meses,tho late sheriffs of IlMildismn. 211. Is. Id. Ms ZIMMIBS 04, m @me a writ of tapir ad satiefaeleadam gar mama, 'Wait bad bees bawd against Mr. Sharidna ileafils, at the salt of the plaudit From the *Massie M appeared that the writ in gmatioa was, ea the 19th of Irebroary, limed in die hands of Bany, the follower of Lawns* Lrei, the sheriff.' Moor, with iaatraotions that it was to be pat is form that evening against Smith, who was to sat ander this nem of Swanborough at tke Strand Theatre for his own benefit. It however hippos,' that a lir. Tel Cooper, a dramatic author, who was in treaty with Mr. Levi to take the Garfish Theatre, of which he was ohs proprietor, was at Levi's cake ea the day tubes the writ was la the hands of Barry. Barry eadeavoared to obtala some Informatioa about Smith, sad finally revealed to Mr. Cooper that be bad an elocution &waist him, who, wishing to are bit friend Iron bsiag misted, imseellataly .Maimedan laterview with Smith and pat him at his gaud. Ma Mr. Cooper, aaoordiag to appoiatmat, met litany at the Spotted Dog, is the Strand, sad Sanded him 10s., whist' had be.. master•d" amongst dm theatrisal brethren, as the uaderstaadiag that he was on to pat Oho writ iato exteutioa. This arrangsatsat haviag has. com pleted, Smith promeded to regale himself in tbe Woo& alibi theatre., and (feria' the time he was there Barg want la, looked at him, and retisad. Sabeegimatly these facts um to the kaewlidge at the plaintiff, who iutitated proceed fats &gullet the then sheriff.. ad his. the violist Mien. Tao sabsteatial defeat:stet up was that thi plaintiff had sustained no Wary, as eves if Smith had bees masts' hi would not have been ablo to ligaidate the able, be being at the tine is ineolveat eiremetanoss. — ill; jari.witlioteiliiiiii7l - 1 theloused Judge teen= up, retuned • verdict for the plaintiff for tile smut alaised-211. I. 9d. INSOLVENT DEBTORS RIO= XL 0011111111110 IN AI lIII.LIAM Y. ; XVIIENT. ThIS ImoMot, whew ems was ',period ea &earthy, tsar had ß ;aboo wal k all iu7:41:1 ; c11 " 4 "k r. hsl opposed ea the hews ocessioa sad requinsi possessied, whbttwsss.dwedt.be gives. TM Ineelloant new said that ko had given op the key of the Mee% sod bad heen refused a corniest* to show the emit woleesho pave an aomptaase for the 'coaster's residue at Cadelmo i , add Its gave • hill foe 121. lls. Mr. Oemedtelenor Morph, told his he had doss a very Abbe awl lorprodent alai, He ondsetook map ether peoples affairs and could sot senor his own. The imams asked what he wee to do as h. could sot get the orstilleate. He wished to know What be we. to de tie bit T. l.l oesambelswer Murphy add he mold hay, eine to the court without the eeirtidesto. He 'mid sot advise hiss what km was to do is tie mayor with regesd to the bill. The isal order was appeistsl for the 1411 Unwary. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCE OXFORD CIRCUIT. 27CM =AD= IN r, Dic. 9. Ma Hai* elite Williams. mu shamed with the wilfel el mergNi sbet er et YAM. Bromley, at ithroweteri, ow the 29th litrT ameba mad Mr. Corbett promoted; sad Mr. Rupert KAMM sad Mr. Tslfoud defended. TM primer ;deeded " Not Golly." The iimmetamess et this homed& will be readily remembored r having mead, bees Os the . :ll . : at the Sib *SO& the Mimeo soder the Mk with spasm weeded Nam, WWI wham be had beset sesossemed w oeseset. Later is the main be found Mr with Bromley, sod elm Mini Ms stokes*, sea sway. Bromley mid to the plember, "Somil o ff ; what did you kit the obi Ike t" ljpos whisk the primer MAMA epos dim a madd woad with a kalan The seldom 111111 remarkably elm, sad the primer bed admittol VMS ket. His soomel addressed the court to show that the Mae was seasalseghter, Bad the jade havtai pentad sot the Mal bessdarles betwees that asses sad murder. The jary 'steroid a mast et Gaily of nometknokfer, ead the leaned judge sesimeed Me prams to be Mao. pined ter imam ram NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, Du. 8. The sommitelos was °pseud hers ea Batarday math( by Mr. Julia Nilo sad Mr. Gooney. The York City Amiss wee bold this moping. Then moor °sly oat site, a thane of forgery 'gains a young sea named Barrow. who bad forged the use of kb tads sad guards& to • cheque for 61. Be was fooad Gtalfy, sad sentenced to 11 maths ha t. At *oat the leaned judges °mamma this ow, bad. Roes, which is esteediuly heavy, then big Awe lifik piano?. for Mid, sad may of the offenses Magid bsisg of a Pry heinous thereto. r. shargiog the tread jury Mr. Judge Erie alladed to a ramaalmeryame of bigamy, is width the primp, le a man gam/ Mankao, who bosom swedes' it w" Loads' me =matt of kb death. with Dora the penes sssaMi it w lost wises ier Shady his who. at Looda Mit koklip media that the pelmet was Argo/ ea th• thgooltions wigs Moue marriages sad arm had bass robed bathe the ...Waft .8 tow item "did or loth marrago. • that aterdage be pawed, sad ant by sane mato or thhabitaties ; bet la the tigletry al the old shards at Lath dim was ea 'airy of Use diet met. dap. Nobody maid be *arm Wean, as a whales, but seat puma believed the wade( la the register to be that of the paean, sad perhaps that would be eaeoph. Bat what soma absadastly sadekat Wes this, that atter tits .it. —, to the panels of the girl, bad tampon, the Flaw Aimed to be gm ba.bead of the gbi. Tie frabereasi mother qaptiesed then closely it he the feet a their Pin mats/, the mother required the &sifter to poodam Use theerlego Nagar they wore milled; sot. la Os poems, of thopirthea the deighter poodasal merle. eartillmla sad wealthily desired la bar hays thaS dud had bees mamba. do they had be permitted to *Ambit tropther, mad had had ebildrea, sad Mist, toppled with the roglasit, he egad task almatioat So establish the bet and Mho the mama esepoosiblo it, the mond as MW manisga• If by ea/ modiest the rod a the meat hil, ea imlistatat might thus he per peed the anted as a valid marries', she the elms to bees samthilled with impact to the third maniage; sad u tbe primmer brought forward the first esaniego Naadamos t it wail be requte teadopt pro. essli= a sserstibel ; WOO poiessmar would tips b• placid is • tram wkith l aggeared to his lesdebip there mthably mould Mao soaps. Maksaag to the great lamer* of robberies, seeompaala with petherai theism., hie lordship remarked that lathy of them INIPS If GUNK uneven. kind ; that spud mss Wife beaded togresst Im welsh ise them victims, sad the* by the proem width wee sada " paths' the bps oa," otborwies knows by the auto of "the garrotte," es. of the mom mimed the riots, wade the *them ploodered him. Fr la whet he bad sun obeervlog this a majority of the oath 'barged with these robberies were Wpm.. the egos of twenty-Ave sad forty, be believed that many of this were who scald psis ample wages by basest employment. hey ware ie the 101 l teetstity of their age, bet they bad amp to the opclashan that lb. p.th of elite* was the teed ehilltle, Woe *outset to bear the Imaelty of the law it searkted. Lie bad met IMMO who bed been pavisted before hi• perfeely respaled to their fate; they ham , what ;meal servitude was, sad limy bad e es• lath Path with noir minds node up that, to we of detredra sag on. elates, they wen reedy to aadergo the peaishmeat, having chomp the path a crisp Re did rot any this is eats ' alarm, bat Ise thought 11 mom • WON wrathy a Wadi% NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMMALTY. 9.—ArietHrimiNTs.--C•aptaie G. H. Richards 0860, to the Plumper, 9, WSW man sleep, West Coed of Atttee stades ; eoeisketesed. Liestesaate 0. Thane 0812), to Greeserieb Repeal, eke Riven deemed, and W. Madam We), se the Plumper. Mestiree-disittaat H. N. &time to the Trident, 6, boo piddle *heel mu" vestal, South Zest Coast of Ailed. etattee. Midshipman A. B. Wedelns/ea, to the Mortals, 26,North Amarica ad West India stabs sad Z. W. R. Emceed, to sb. Issas Watt, 91, !crew •tss skip. it Devespet. DiC. following promotions, dated the let fastest, eoseequeat oa the de6th, cot the 29th ultimo, of Baer-Adatbel of the White Precteriek Witham Bushey, have *la slay takes plea s—lieer•Adairal of the Mae Peter Itiebarda C. 8., t. be Beet-Adatisal of the White; Caplets the Meet Haseeesale Joke Toweebead, to be Las-Adeaffal ea ate teamed half•pay list; Captaia the liaesuesbie Arthee Deekasiabe to hi Bat- Adensal as the rarivai y het Notate Mr JIM" 3 Club. Was to Is HaM,diYY of am Bloc Ca ptai a William Hanby Bee .b. boa to be Seated Beta. Admits], De the maw pre fa tie Lolidois assette of the Ist Bepepailser, 1846, wittiest lamas of pay.— Ovals. PORTSMOUTH, Deo. 9. The Aretie diaeovery skip Resolute is daily .:pasted at this port fres New York. It .ill he noon Mead that this venal was abeadond by the canes sad an Is cense at lee, sad that she was nbeneeetly pawl up by a Asnoton *Wks. 1,200 .Uss frets when dr was left is she kw. sod bass to New Task. The UAW Sinn t penhated hes, owl hen refitted wad ens e ge k= a es a pant to libeseatry. Some Me esadissalds taisesssis MS MtYe peat es Oaths arrival of the .12aollans sad** smolt of tiostern dashed to pey Ni. nark of Nona to the Amni yesterday on *Seers the Reedees The mufti et the emit lies am sapwood but beton my bedew.... Mend epee. Mr. ANm..sGaup Is sa ap propriate epee* betrodassi its nodes : That • pleats Mason be mss is the ad the Asterisms savy so tat oppressilog tateasitsp senslos et their volt to this pert fa Asia er, sal lo sislon to lm ' Mejesty, as a triesdly preassi Don the UAW Own. tin Antis lady Reemeto, parebeeee by that 'entry ken the salvia." A. Pin t- .d this .Nom, saki& was misled aseameoudy, sad du eeriplog eat Mobilmaske vs. left to the imam oososltioo of He Noma. The Mayor (Charles Creeswallso. le) ownwooostl. sal tb. whole of tho aldermen sad sierisa jibed ia, a sateeriptios to Wray this meow it die Sir Robert Pool, BerL,Vl a r t ime of the Ludo of the Achaireity), hes boa On s 111411 to Ptonsisolah today, to roe his brother, Caplet& W. Pod, of the alseasea, 61, wow Invite. He west at pin Qom* domes to tN dbassioa, at apithsed, hat Vri wiatt win so high that the Fay Qum eeeld sot go eleagolde the Shames with Wow. The 111OBOSSOW win OM sequessji euttsd a E ton gig dad it roe mad to that et *As other. Thlt 1 3 , mow deep, Commode/ Hisswoll, was pilaf irday. TIN Csu,oeaat, 6, dor pooh mosel. west out of harboor to day oa Md. The WIWI. ~lt store ship, Mater Comwastlee Pete 147. is wilarad 1 * ear, to-eight with provides, sad sow awmararlso to the Lisboa romp& SPORTING. NIZTTING AT MANCHESTER—TvisnAY. CHUM CUP. SO Is 1 sot Alta Wastweelk (t) MI. 1 Tiamints (t) MD to 10 • Mail of Demo. (t) 1004 10 II Oistattea (t) 1000 ts 11 k Glls• it) 1000 to Il llatprtbarp• (I) 1000 le 10 Lay saw DWT. •- • - - - - - It to 1 NA ;Oak io - cay (t) 14 to 1 Loyd" (t) Uto 1 hoursousat (I) SO to 1 Ilawstmer (t) Uto 1 NW. of lllMolleb (t) MAIL FOR BWIDIN.—The um 4ackota errovoying netts, as a week, hotness Ori sad Gotheurbewi, seder • oestrus with the Swedish gtoverainest , babas owed males, as nese math can be Hat by that reap eatO the mopeds, of the atovisetlea seat wise. of 'bleb du ionise will be pbee.—By eonstswd ii lb. Poster* 0 I. RowtAma Stu, Beerehary.—Oeseral "'Jet Ocoee, Dee 9, 1866. [Advertisamet]—A few vim o*b• =Wad= ewes *Meet wallem d weir. rim" Ulm. 11 21: ameatylia. Maim albard by De =lteeeletas arable. reotore bee alma Owe SIAS - ram Moak/ April 1. 1•84.--e• Fume alma key. Wake el Illegiatalimmentlibmir. *ON l• abeam erradimiee. darerio ef sal am" how bus loweed by pear Arabia. fII4 Wes. Wm. Mow% head wed era see ell dabaysir .Wee sad we Is move I. sy wiewmearre.—imrsh prun e arree e =em.• rim the Trairabb Awkiesw a ell Rms. Ita U.SIO—. Three yews' esmetee atereseme‘ wW odes la ay ardi ars mem, sod prima Odd% vita wsirM uplll. wry whoa*. Ms beta r+•* sureeed bir Be Ilhe hamerrarriasr. — atm Omar. aweltassa et kr" lowww." gollemaft holiwodak bus the pima ebewlary. warm gra asiang, Dr.lllwww. 1ar.9.1661. Dr. Oestar;. Br. Weiser. Dr. legrewii iim . Mom de Buda. the Danger Ornito. amts. on% theird Th ew We& Itev. W. lima. el Itilieplea hires the leserable Arehameee Almada eat^ aid um esepatalie lemma alma heath her be. ream/ 1/ lb elm ee weber wow errunbal seeisera to. 111‘ la Sir Mk, Mt Ilk, ram. Riperesiood. 4e. ; Sib. Rh, 55 i INN WM. Tee UAW 1116. wawa rt.., r mils et put eller maw. Barry Ds Dim WI ow, 77. Raiewirbeadlawks. Perletbreem. sal O. boneyove to bar Neavey. let. Theal Nad al Oramburehafteet ; wood as *weed; 4. Choloble; 411. 0 I ilkikkelaPhealeeet I 1 3 , Cbartni.wieg ; Se. armaset; GP. Deb sad stmt. MIDDLBSBX SESSION& IWO= ICIL. 0.11. ANORANNIVIIOI. Jaws &tugs, 13, Joopk Tabersode, 16 and Wffifast Tabor . ouk, 19, ono piemeM goilty t )[Duchy of stealing gold um Immo.* up Initdoenra TM Jusletant4ndos sestmed /sup to 14 days' itspri sousest sod this your? distend's to a reformatory Inati• sides, sad Ma oaken to lass pan' penal servitado, stating that Os should ressouninditlon for Paikbont. • kale MA gbi, mood Miam i aoavieted at t h e last maim all Illessalester d him, was brought up for iodising. Tits AsellearaWfalge matinee& bee to 17 days' imprison meat aM le be istaterel at the reformatory at St. Ansold's mart, mu HAW, ter am roue, salon her conduct was swab, la the smiatime, as to Mass • reduction of that Men. TM himi&Jalopo said, that rehomatory was an in. Milatka feasfall by mos beariehat ead philanthropic Items eatbelle, for the vompllea of sash girls, and then* woo a similar is. for hem eilled the "Agricultural n &for. outory," at Mount St. Si mard. In Leloostershire, from whisk the beet ramlro ight be anticipated. Karla Stoma, 20, sad Phoebe WeetharaU, 20, were bi assed for seemdtlag William Orson, and stealing treat him • parse sad sweaty arms shillings. JUR. Way prsessatad ; Mr. Metcalfe Winded. TLlssoesator said kip was • watchman, living to Boner ! toarstrast, Calakalsa-rad, sad at as early boar ate Sludgy ma deg be left • eareci.bootes is Gray'nina road, when the prams Weathossll Mow her its. resod his seek and abia wins ihrosas theist bra bad iato his troweers and essitsat his pm % "Wit ssadelaed IL 7e. Wee. bold Mu to snow Movass to got sway, bet he en trleatsd blmosU, aught bfw e sad gave both Into cutody. There moss Isar or eve rasa dose to them at the Uwe. /Is kw head shoat Gaily. • itarlabis se 1111Mobisa sold he woe in court on =whoa primes, were arragsed, and he at ones Stevens se Waft bees tried and coevicted on • =attlony. She bad had els maths mad 14 days, sad bees la two barglaries. Illte bad lived with • toads.s lid, asassli zie rL and they Wagged to a pas abet . He ham nothing of Vs ular aibosall. bat as tag of caapsaioas. Mr. Ossseg named Sanas to 12, and Weathenll to eta mails' bud lobes.. _ _ JAMBS 0114 wr faileta for degas the not of 18e., fees re yienes of Theme Whiettley. Wastes, preeented ; Mash appeared for the Pr C a ligbt the yresearta was ntorolog from Highbery ben Tann, mai pried with a friend se the Leal at lelisites. As he wee wanting dews the City road, be was exerted by the yelener, who awned to take the am is pada ilone bk welassei mita He antedtawly mina it. eat pvii Mr is damp, _ars a eareepesaUsg Iltak wee fossil sees bee ; Mee iMisp were takes oat of Mr an*. Kr. Neigh made ea arratiai defence, sad aired that the ere was sot proved ; bat The pup knead the prboaer Guilty, sad she w seatersed 03 Sear peers' peed servitude, Urns Wag a previous ata vistic. &gabs% her. THE POLICE COURT& XLNISION-1101781. ham Warner sad Jobs Cooper. a morn boy, wore brou~bt Won Sir W. Cordon. for loaf exualaatioa upon of booing forged soma mos**, M &livery Kre — ig Rig. J. A. EISA% deck to Moen. Potter and Co., ef Csamswetrest West. said. We are he the lif Ma. NOWII/16, • witeeker of oats with =Jr:lllagMainsGesper,brought . to our tke sogaest pmeameal. end pre it to oar fere, meas. Prom eamplsisa I had I left the peewees with Cooper, lo 'Mrs a pond had hese ghee, sad watehed him, to about 300 =Ains oar plane the pelmet Weiser joiaed him, sad they - I=mM Arm Cellege-hill together, Wars., Ulna' the persist Inn She kept= =theft than, to relieve bin. them gave diem heft late seitledy. Jobs Liadosy. fnesaes to the Neu, said—l 'eked Cool= whether be hod =mg= the eider fro.. Mr. New nea's eh= at Mr. News= himself. He said a sea. a Onager, had gives It he kin la Tkamee-etrest, sad asked him to Whig the goods to the gem= of Caaa=strest. Mr. Newer= the eastonse M Nu Arm, aid—The request produesd fa act la my outdo& au wee it written by my oethoeity. Ido an knew the =lsm= Vaquatioaable =irks= havleg Mss gluts that Joha Clainwoe =acme= W. Card= discharged the boy, sad immediately allsewarde salted bin late the witaeahloa as =ideates 'OM Wenter. Geoper said—l an 14 lean of age. Oa the Ilrd of this wad I sew the prisoner at the top of Brook-whorl lone. I lei wooer eau kin before. 114 asked me if I was dole' W~leg. I said " Ife ;" and he end. " Would you go to . Potter's for me, Is Ceases-street ?" I said " Yes," sad he gave we the paper (trust) prod seed, sad a petters of border paper, sad and, Give Mr. Newstsa's rosapli soots, aid will they oblige hies with these =lap?" Ile asked sae to have half-a pint of beer with him, a= I did so, sad he said, " Meet seat the =au of Coaaonstreet." I Wes weal into Mr. Potter's and gave la the order sad re. Weed a panel, sad took it oat, and about 300 yards iron the shop the primmer net no, and said "Go oa a little tanker, and 111 catch up to you directly." bat lastead of going to the eon= of Ceases street, he harried down aid he lifted the parcel off my shoulders, and then Mr Potter's clerk was nudist over the way, and the primmer said, Is that anybody from the shop ?" and I said " I did ass know;' sad he rested the geode cm the stop of the door. Ma said we had ealy to awry the to the peony bust piaload ekes we got to Dow/ate-hill the pelican= get hold less. Obsouss (461)-1 saw Warner pat the =reel ea the bask stOssiar, sad I took theta both tato emetody, and told then Were Aerial with obtalaiag Mons goods seder a false Cooper said, " That uss pass se *. .der." The pekerier said, " I know anadag of the seder; I picked it op." At the primmer's Web= I hosed the pattern of peperAtughige new peahen, end also the written drew seats. C. Pierotti, watercourse* to the Arm, said—The path tens produced ars the patter= of our hoes*. I delivers 38 please of one of thane penults, cos the 20th of November,' to a lad, who broestit sa order foe then purport's' to eons from Mr. Noonan. I prods.. the order. I have also de• livered man of the other returns apes orders which have timed out to be &thins orders. WS/Mir sold, la his defeats, that he bad picked up the order la Theanortreel, and that he was beasneat, al to in testiest, altogether. He was Una esanitted for trial. The Lord Mayor resolved fun " 8." through the beads of Sir Mehl= Mayer, the Metropolitaa Police Con asheloser, the am of K. for the poor hos. WESTMINSTER. The ease of Jo op\ Wireaaawt;o7lZwlll be is tbe vend- 1 leaden of oar readers, was e►ugsd a few date slant wit► a warless assault on Mr. Clayton, a jo► master, I. Hish•strest, Phalle*, and w►ink ewe was aejearaod fee the pupae of asabliag the defendant to brim forward wit:seam to rebut W asetwattee, and be neetala a eannaese w►ioh ►e had also 1 takes oat against lb* omphdnast, moo ea foe ra►eseiss, ' Xr. Mesita, a/kW; Oman is behalf of Nino& LAIIBSTH. William Austin a tbiek-set and determined looking fellow, was charged with breaking into the dwelling-house of Charles James, with twilit to commit a robbery. The prosecutor lives at Ivy Cottage, Norwood, and to a gardener. On Monday morning he left home and locked up the house. About five o'clock, p.m., he returned to his cottage, and on approsahing it observed a light, and on reaching the door it was opened by the prisoner from within, who came out. Proateator seized him directly, and asked him what be did there; and he replied "Oh, my God, I'm dons." A constable was sent for, and it wee found that the drawers had been forced open, and the things they contained strewn about. Before the arrival of the constable the va unter said " I'll take can they shan't find anything on me," and threw away what appeared heavy, and rattled, and on looking in the direction he had thrown them, skeleton keys were found. The depositions against the prisoner were taken, and he was committed to take hie trial on the charge, but on the request of Sergeant Marsh, who said he wished for some inquiries to be made about a silver watch the prisoner bad thrown sway, and also a wilier which the prisoner wore, end which be suspected were the prattles of other robberies, be was remanded to Monday neat. The watch alluded to has the maker's nerve, " Laudon, 131 ;" and the collar is marked " W. H. Gaston," with the same of Barry underneath in a different band; and the jemmy and skeleton keys are of first-rate work manship, FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. -4.- Jams two as Joins Mardans ati.lerchant, to wanner Dee. 19 at 1, sod Jan. 20 at 12, at Eseinsitall.atzen. Bola., Toner and Co., Bt. gentian's lane, City ; of. sees., Edwards, lbaildook.coart. Joss Rama. Little Tower.stresbcdiambrn, Eaatabnp, snediant, Des. 27 aid Jas. V, st It, at Basinghallairest. bols, Mews. Unlit= sad ilasinrood, fliso.bae, City ; of orig., Les, Alder- Joss Oriass, ffeaderlsad, Durban, patent rope manufacturer, Dee. 07 aad Jos 17, at 12, at Basingball.street. Bola , Remus. Linklaten and Backwood, Iffse.lane, City; of. &Mg., Lae, Alder nanny,. Laws Jewry stmt, Aldine. Bob merchant, Dee. 19 sad Jan. 20 at ID, at Beeniball.street. lots. 7b and Bon, Min. rice, City; off. wig, be, Aldernianbury. Cleanest' Roassters, Brookatnet, latalLf, licased victualler, Dee. le at 24, sad Jas. 20 at 2, at Budinhallatteet. Plar= ab ansta, nine Cronsequan, Southwark ; of. orig., Las natant korwleh. sorrier, Dee. 21 at 2f, and Jan. 17 at Z r at treat. Bola., Jay, ineiletabury, City, sod Jay ; of. snip. Edward., etainbron.eourt. Trail= wad Jars Insraid. litgb-nrest, Poplar, colour nisslastasses, Dee. 17 at 1, sad Jan. 20 at 14, at Esednballstreet. One. aad Freed, Little Tower.sueet, City; off. oarld., loardlatroot. HULAS UMW Samar sad basso H jaw , Cosiollad. Mors. Clty, needle" Dn. 111 N IN. and Jan 19 at 12, at balbstrost. 11=1=batubsts, Easiagnallets= owls, Pim" Dam Mama, Dalossaitall,Bt Paso. boomed *MAK Dub 12 at 114, sod Jas N sa 11, at Bs . Say Olson awl Groat, lamisidussows ;at 1111aolooa, liadasbabottlet. &awn Omens May Tandminnat, , raireabard. Dos II a4=. Natl, ad lagasballaWoot. Lamb owl 00., Cantroa off. soold..Goalowo. Itearaaszs Lazy al iirilsoffor. Deo. 18 nl, ma Jsa. II at I, et Beabales. Oases. Orr" Lorainkelbelnct; of mad& Odomosolad. Emma Syria, jaw., COW Immo broker, Dos II at 114, sad Jr. 11 at 1I ea 11~2114b00t. lakt, =z i l a. Ate, Lasamodow. ; if. rag., MAW. HWT Dams Sim ollikor, Dos red 11 7'111.14, at 104, at Illbadasbno Owe. Ibl bisbna, a.. rwet. NA Wood, Diroologbara ; 1111doeka. Jo sub ' lageriesegs li sr==imbelenr el bestir?, Deb at Jim. Wit 101, at Wart bald at Not users. ash low" NoWasbaa ; off. ode., Han* Not. Union. Gems brassm,_ fflanicett, Ussoladoloo. Muss Dee. ill and Jas. B=2, Essffsenn Court bold at Nalliwabsa. bria., law, all lbodrossood Ann. IllmEdbra ;ea mg., Hazels /karaisbria Davos lassame. ISSUI. piglets. Des 22 sad Jan. 20, at 11, at Mold Oast M I , /low. Bath ; off. ms., Miller, Brlatol. 11, Womor soll Jam Mow. Itholield, *mu, Des lo sad las 11, al le. at Woo Owl bill et libodloid. tot., Grawla. Birafitaid ; at awls. Ilorwts. lowa Ilsoaaanses Molar, Dos. 29 sad Jae. 11, at 10, at Lasiooort bold at Sandi 111.. Forsall, Bile 4 ; at mai., Drawls. Wales a Snug. Tospay s 4=baloor, Dos 14 sod Jan. 14, at at lame own. sod 11kbasaan, lotus sad Boaddaw. Sam ; off. MUM, Motor. Juno Comwswino. Sunk crates gams Das 24 sad Jos. 12, at U. al Ilosobaares Owert lab sad W. /last dreator •• off. ads. lrs. liesameas Warn Boma HINSISOMM awl Onwasar Iticsaatsow tbuivaloo, sdMas~l l / 1 411115. 1 1 1111 1 41aos. Is Sild Feb. 5, at 124. at New. Tsui Owlet. Hilt= ; off. sooli..Bolus, 1114owortbooriotfie. 12111OLVINT 111221101111114. C. Peg% litstssasta l "sress Ws arke—l. Orsini; s. Comma Snot sot lissos% IllississasSi MI IS k Oar —J. Doerr, Wasselpsiml. lismossol. Sissi sok dusk Wist—J. C. Crises. Sm. rposwieftomadowirmasysataW. NW Sigts4ttnes, Nis Ninslississ o lisaker—k. P. sires.lrsilss.srunst. Asattsb- Isss. essiveds• artut—T. Pei" Calsessztet, Doupts.llll, silk smeksy—L. Iftssffess. Si. Ithrreallll. City, sal 111Nohni.sareet, —.— . Walk lambodfr.iratk BM Mailmlar. Orzwid, Isirdieirr—R. J. Pidast, Pardeol.plis. 11., Kmlow; dirk to wirma—L. de eresli. Wkliadhspi.=s aiw ier— IL SA ft/my. Sum yramonia aupeoler—A.lL stmt. limas. aid ads DICIAILATIONS or DMDZIMIL =aim Viszsza, Miry, 01-thtrit. seam "law —bd dlddsed at 1 Deo. 13. ad lUNI Itiellay, at ftestes, %Imam Porno, WalbsaL Nertlmesniml. dryer—let divi dend al fa Sly Dec. IS, mod say salmspoS MaSslsy, at Bakst% lisscagisasam.Tyns Taoism Amuses (ispande Mats). Sysisbad, asrelary—tat divi dend a% 2a Id. (*.Wm la pert it 111. M. prinissir Oselared am proofs sada alms August 5), Des maim subways% Matasday, at Saks% Ilawasstirapoo=mi. Ns. 11. T. Mayor sad 1.1475 t. reeskistess, Leacaddrs. sows! merettaids—Des. SI. W. Ham Ng S. Marsbesbe. minion agents—lam 10. L P. mil k lbrogsble% rlirsser—Dss. W. El. Yyrks, Dept May, Was. .- to be greateAusler ma be shown to the 000trary, sir ay d ha. 1. T. Isw, Theraiwit. Wm% nig linir—Oss. IL 1.0. N 7 Witedialesse, Omni& spank NM lleitilarrosa. NOW —Jos. LB. Mae& ja. WM" tammilin. Imagers —Jam. IL T. TUNA Illarlur. Weft. oemoitul t W. laraekry sea J. lissavell. littilleas, Imiudirbokir moor —Ana Omer nil Or rem Reda" Moira , vorlo. rolros-0. ...;,.. ........ 1 . rib. Orslos. thrall oat au arty Itallorailre. lira orA O. E. rottlbrerro, Irodo. srouslera— Par..... S. art Mei Mon, Nowkehrik. lasorbre. liar. sire so ewer Matilda Dias—r. R. irtrothr sal T. Orris% moss rum. soraesn 7 ls. - - ...a P. Bartingias. briaciara ..... aaamoslalami t want• -3:ll•Timlea -0. Clesile J. 1114, H. Dew ail R. Ro yea, Ilkansplatu.lii. aV Piettord sod J. Kees. anasems.swee. Utz, ssnr. rest—J. H. Would* awl J. Quails. Manabanbre. OM idols— J. Worst sad J. F. amass, But. partsnassa—R. Mem sal F. I. Oese as lleatrater , iimil = a to H. Idler! eel K. Sr" New R. Ballard aid 111 J. P. •Med, sad attains, io Isla of Rly, sassrars—W. Pd. W. Pagalaw. W. SO* lei B. Ma" Nee Ts*. Marisa; Reldeata._ Tsleddisi drati sad Pealey, asslised. stallonsdis.L latelan sod J. IC Ease Raw 011ard.alsaid, V laveansestssah am We Onlbastrsst. manufacture's st persebelalses4nene I. Jolla H.Y. G. MW, awl T. liadr. Pad, Northaralininad. Misses. so tar esuo Mß Malik brio Mask— 0. Mir, T. Myr, snd R. 11. Smith, Aneraie. disimalmashishe so tar as resat* 0. ildsr,jun J. and& d. Craig. waste, mil &Craig, Idlaternsk and Disavow, cloth =asthenia. as be as more J. Craig. SCOTCH BRQURITRATIONL JANOS Rumen, Demetrios, sloths!, Dec. IS, at the Commend Ina, Dwarres. Amon Tams; Warsaw, grew, Dae. 19, at the Plebeian Hotel, dt.slassos/se 11 I.e u&7, %snow, eadinor, Due. 17, at the Faculty Hall, (3 74 r. Jona a mass. apittaldleld, blastasnitb, Dee. IS, at David B.own's (Queen's) Hoed. Blairacovrria. 3061.1 CNALSIZiIy jun., spittaidetd, oattl• dealer, Dec. IS, at David Roma% (Quesa,s) Roast, Reirsouria UMW ftIIWAST, Penh, pointer, Das. IS, at the Procurator's Library, County landings, Porta. Taman Tone, Mmale7, druggist. Duo. IS. at the Royal Oak noel, Anna. MARKB2B. PRODUCX. (from Übe eireular of Meier; CortM sad Co.) Clolabial modem sot amalgams materially sleeted by the adverse idols of mcmetary Skits in the beginsiog of the month. the markets : c ora:as= rather followed the =sal laws of supply and demand, P Jr of any =take bathes= for =ar there has been inquiry of late, and the mad. um or prime * been ward. the =skim of the arta= booing again attracted the attention of speculaters. whilst the prarpeetive reduce= or duties in April nest has also anstribeated to Argenta= the tons of the worker. And as SOON of oar friends abroad Easy sot to fully aware or the sew toss of rates ithish la to 03011 Iwo masUre. we gWe the Periledlife al kW- With moderate arrival; =d good general delivrriee. the stocks In 021st Britain have undergone a further material diminution, 14104/ arm reduced temper =lb Meissen wealthy held in the ports at this Woe last yam Audit haa now nappyion of meet seemeot bow Mr we may depeod on the available for the root few mow= to satisfy tee Aqua/gluons of the trade. It la chicly important also to ealculate the general prospects of the new crop in those quieters whence the first shiomests are sow about to strive ; and eo ter as we pet judge at prevent there would rem to re Mtn ground for spyte heDdieg soy enmity in the principal 'rowan; (*metrics. Tbe Mau ritius crop was mooted to sive topic= 111,e= Wu of lag oft) lis,ooo tow, or "kids there were about 17,001 tons already shipped at the 20th October. the date of the latest =ekes, ard it UM 01110 i. =red weaken that 10,000 thee more, of =dab we shell ao doubt get a lair proportion voted he se= away before the slowed the year. Ifs Cuba the soutincird heavy Ad= had delayed grinding, and it 1t,.. I set asposted the yield maid perm mete than the previous; so go =me minima =relented geg et the ports be ors the middle of Jens. ery, and the waits al Mud" tram the acknowledged diminished pima is kaiak dint issitrapire M is wiped ken times and other countries to the name extent ea of late yeas. The amounts from the Bn Ells, sod CIO trom Java, are very prombucti, lE e p i was vely Bute remaining in Calcutta to come forward for the n g t of this year, the Elenarts coop beieg brought to a clone, aid cu r.e• date SWIMS likely to ranee at casket before Jugury mat. Now. tth April. 1637. 6th Aptill , 3. Rt entd White elayed . ... 1:s. 6d. 14. 7d. 1:v. ed. lelluw muscovado itid brown olaytd Brown muscovado lie. 9d. 11.. Bd. 9e. 64, Malaise. INDIGO.—In the 4tprly part of tam month several hundred dries unbroken marks and bought in luta of the October salve chased hands. The market has lately become extremely firm, 2d. per lb. on the correzey of October, or 6d. on July, having been gime for oink; parcels. Holders demand higher rank, and the only mint , able at former prime is bought in lota. The deliveries in Note.* were dboppoloticg, and there appears a faking ott in eleven exontba of 4,320 chests. compared with the same rriud of 1655, is the pror pullout of 1,016 chests for home use , and 3,504 for export. Itua 4rge detsientey for the continental trade is partly attributable to oar German customers having eupplied an:melees from Fount up. o tame more advantageous than our parrot afforded. The etc.& shows an Increase of 2,759 chats of Bengal end 1,424 Maine; together, 4,153 cheat,. It in wed to reinenter, however, that the atranin in Franca are really reduced; that the amount of indigo afloat Is comparatively email, and that a crop of 95,000 reminds may give a supply of MOO chests of Peept qualities for Europe, to army within twelve month, from next Aprd.—(From the monthly circular of Herr& Layton, Halbert, and Co.) COTToll.—Lmiarcoi, Die. 9.—The market closed tamely and with much offeriog, kut pncea of all dmcriptiona are uncharged. The mks are 7,000 bales-3,000 ct which have been taken by +pear taton- and include 2,001 Babla, at 620. ; 200 Egyptian, at bid. Td. ; and 1,000 bust, at 43d. to rid. t.er lb. Import since Tkuridvy, 20.003 balm. COTTON GOODS —llawenvvran, Lac. 9.—The market is active and healthy, but there Is hardly so muds bu.iness as last weak, the extensive order@ placer fact week having pretty much eshauated the means of both buyers and cellere for the in tient. The chief bnlroeea In yarns has been In It'. to Sles water twit, and 40's mule, for ladle and China- for 61'. and Ws India mutetb,ere bits Mr r been rather mare inquiry Buyers for the Mediterranean are doing rather move Dolor, in ektra!tard twist and 7a.nr. Nrs.4's to le's andlev tn24'n The art. . . son for deMesas is dogleg, but they are not wholly Jimmie.. The Improved demand for India and China cloths continues, and a further Menem of lid. pi piste hes taken pleat, tinkled MU 3d. per puce to the last ten data. Heavy dor:nevi's% T cloths, 36.ineh (Minium and moMother fakrle•,have partaken mentor less in the inereaved anti ay, and full pekes are demanded. The result of so mush activity hes keen to plies both splice.. and nimufseturers under contrasts for rather eztersive deliveries during this and some sumeediag weeks. WOOLLEN.—Law., Dec. 9.—We Mee no alteration to report. There has been a fair attendants of buyers in the market, and en amine Tuesday's badness Ism be,. transacted. Cloths of the middle qualities he,. been in better demand. Bonnoarizen, Dm. 9.—The market continues to improve both in the hell sad to the s emboli's. The demand for cheap fence. and low goods is more frequent, and the inquiry for clouds and articles of a better order Lon the inane& WOOLS.—Hoottasorms Deo. li.—There le a steady demand for almost all descriptions of coloolal wools at the lau advanae, but lOU doing in ow foreign. MANUVACTURIA—Empurnu o, Doc 9. —The attendance's about as usual. but business. not quite so brisk ea last week. wising chiefly from manutseturere asking higher prices, which reerchan's at went are unwilling to give, though it is admit'c I that prices mast advance in proportion to the resent rise in price of the raw materiaL COBN.—How, Dae. 9.—We had • small supply of wheat at market this morning, the cooditlos sot rio good se leit week, rid sash um not easy to sell weli at l 4 to re. decline. We do not write the market more than Is. worm for teat conditioned runs. Foreign meets a fair retail We. Barley, line Malting quality. Is in fait re. quest; but grinding aorta are without demand. news are Is. to 28. lower, especially soft new German wain,. Oats Is. away. The lla•cied market more quiet, with Iwo Wog in oil and (ekes. Bap mites neshoted. Bones impaired foe. Imposts for the week endiag Dec 3 :—Wheat, 5,880 qrs. ; Earley, 10,61; ; oats, 1,03; hew, 3,814; peas, 1,089; tares, 637; linseed, 17,1139; nomad, 37; oil ease, 891 toes; bones. 93. Lows. We Lm sew damp and mild weather, a Wine of Wad kw brewed the elect Yawls to hand, and we hare a good show of samples; the mmilition is generally affected by the erste of this weather. SW dry samples of wheat command about the 1111115 at Nifty, kW el er spas en ewer to buy, and, ma the whole, Illeleetie Wm Fins barley engports late prices; laferior quo. Meg nether laser. Bever, oath an 6 o bee article, without &tire. ties la egos. Avenge pries of grin : Wheat, 1,669 gra 39e. Id.; Weley,l,oo4 qrs., 465. 11d. ; eats, 21 qrs., Ids. 7d. ; beans, 144 qes., 481.4 d. ,• rye, le qrs.. Ws. 60. Anis Is o this week: Whist, 660qm.; baby, 1119 qrs.; blew, 86 qns ; Bawd. 4 qrs. Iran, Doe. 9.—The weather up to lest Thursday was unusually wild and severe, when • rapid thaw set In. It le now mild, with • errant south-wet Wed. Ito this de, 's market ' then was • tale show of whew, the condition more or less effected by the lath change In the weather; good dry runs oemmanded fully late rates, while Oralesom and Womiditloood qualities were ado'. sale at lad week's prices. Barley an average show floe malting samples were in geed request at last week's currency; grinding qualities de" pale, but no lower. Beans and ow ; Fence of each the turn lower. Wheat, white, 011bs. to 8319 e., Bs. to 74e.; red, new, bilks. to 6311*, 61e. to 83e.; ditto. 3819 a. to 6011 e., Mc to Sus. Barley, chevalier new, 6219.. to 541 be., 465. to 30e; common, 5119.. to 321198 . 391 . to 435. Beans, old, 6310 e. to 43e. to bee.; new, Celbt 81319.., 465. to 48a. per qr. to the grower. NSWC.AStt.e, Dee. 9.—Tbe weather since Saturday has bean very own, sod has blown vfolmitly oneaslonally, with lain. Sala dump will dials our growers to being up and co • plete their arrears of wort It ft continue. At our market this morning we had a mod is show of wheat hem the growers, fiendlike wretched, but the de. Wised Best of womb having wired, this circumstance. combined with the unfavourable report f me Mark.lane,created • species of pain, In the trade to-day, and It was some time before wale mewed, but eveo • teeny, on a reduction of is. to M. per qr. being conceded. trauma Urea to a fair extent occurred. Flour a slow sate, and offered at lower rates. Rye quite neglecter. Barley of all deecriptions 1.. Wafer, and only the choicest qualities seem to meet attention. In other greln we ham Utile variation to note. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CASUALTIES. Adristis, deem Llempool to New York, was wreaked yesterday, near Dungarees ; three 1t,,. Ist—Dublin, Doe... bestir* Stowe, of North Shield*, from Al.xsadria for tendon. hie London. has mit into ?mirth Rondo with considerable damn% having n in collision with the schooner Condor, of Hanibustr, 110 miles W. by & from Scilly' the latter is savoured to have acne down end only two men savei—Cardiff, Dec. B. h?er and either, for Pats*, has pot back, with pumps choked.— Megiti ll'erP°D4 se, for i d . O i tta . . - rra, -- whtett troatthie port ' on ' the 4th iest. Jo off the port, putting tech.—Liverpool, Dec. 9. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AndraHa, from Now York for Liverpool, Nov. 15. lat. 41, loc. 31.13. Milmandebory, from London for Calcutta, Nov. 15, let. 13 N., kw. IS W. Tort Gan% from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aug. 19, lat. 20 8., ha. It W ( . [Amides Weise), from London for Alga Bar, Dea. 6, lat. 49, ler 7 W. filmllett (barque), from Penang for London, Nov. 1, lat. If 8., ki" BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUCKLE.—Ike. 5, at TWOrtOIIViCSIVP, near Bath, the wile of the Bar. 0. Buckle, of • goo. CAUTLET.—Dee. 7, at Ityail Hail, the wife of Lieut.-Col. MAO of a los. COWARD.—Dee. 3, at Itarideatiary Homes, Bt. Paul, the wife of the Bee. J. B. Coward, of a daughter. 00111N0.—Dee. ft, at Usti...en Hoc" Tipperary, the wife of B. H. 001 ft, Esq., of a daughter. . . - ---. . . IBIEN.—Dee. 8, at Surderland-terraoe. Wcatboarae.park, the wife of T. Ones, Itaq., of a eon. EMIL—Dia. 8, at the Laws, Talea-hill, Ifra. Patrick C. Lea* of a dayekter. lACKSHON.—Dee. 7. at Omit-term% Hyde-pork, the wife of 0. lisekesaa, Esq.. at lima. . . 11AlaNFJ15.—Dot. 6, at Rattanlist% Hyds.parly the wile of J. Itasseas. Eta., of a &water. 1141tT.t4.—pee. 6. at Heemltap•pLee, Laub, the wife oil. J. Mar• tie, Faq. Bargoia A. 74., of awe. . MARWOOD.—Deo. 7, at Bosby Hail, Yorkshire, the wife of G. Mat. wood, Esq., ors daughter. BA_ND . 6IIB z.De0..11, at Park road, Stoke Newington, the wife of J: ganders, Esq., of: daughter. WALLIL—Dee. 7. at Coopers-row, Tower-hill, the wife of the Iler. J. Wallis, of a sots. WILIGHT.—Dee. 3, et Frith, the wife of H. Wright, Tgq., We eon. MARRIAGII3. BALL—PAROLINI.—NOT.I97IIt BafeanCy 'Peados Lorobardy.l. Ben. rag, M.P., N.M.'. Under Secretary of State for the Colonum gad aided dos of the Sight Rom Mr. Jambe Ball. to Elite, daughter of the Moat Parolini. of Beemoo, a Noble of the ktnaeook of VesatW Lombardy, sod Oroom•la-Waltiag to H.M. the Eillp,rot of Austria. BENIIMIT—BENNETT.—Dee. 6, at Christ Church. Marylthioe, if? Mai Mo. J. W. Wiltets, R. Bennett, lot., of Donnioron, Salop, to Blbta, daughter of J. M. Bennett, Eau, of Upper Baker. street. CHAIIPION—CROKILIL—Dee. 6, at Bouthov.r Church, Lon, T.C. Chasmic Ito., son of R. Champion, 1. sq., 6f Br.our, NOSOMee to Miss, daughter of J. Croker, Esq., of Lycoshora, Ek merost, FLITCEIBB—MABRIOTT.—Dro. 6, at Bt. Joan's, Paddington M the Bev. T. H. Modulo., M.A. R. M. Fletcher, Copt. let AO Italia Best, to Augusta Cothanna, daughter of ILL W. Marriott. Pop, of rayswator. GIBSON —CIIATVISIL—Des. 6, at fluted, roses, by the Bev. C, Oronsille, Joseph, sou of Mr. I'. Gibson, of Aldtwough. N.G. York, to Eisen. b Allen, daughter of Mr. U. t hailer. of the terror plate, nouthe—YEARNALL—Dee. 6, at the wish church, Brighton, kg Mos Ito, J. ghettos, A. F. Homes, on of the hue W. Holm , . Haq , of &coaled. near Arundel, to Carobs*, doughterof J. flit' nab, Bak., late of Laogoinster, Muse:. DBATWIL CILIPPIIN.—Dee. 6, at Canterbury, Wr. J. Crtoper, aged 93. ORAVELET. —Dec. 7, Nab lie Anne, daughter el T. M. Gravel. Iraq , or Balton, war Leeds. WWI 2s. BATES.—Dew 3, at Putchley, Heim, wife of Yr. J. Hayes. aged VN lIICESON.—Dee. 7, at Lower Norwood, E. fliekson, Beg, ol keg street. Chespaide, aged 74. BlNTON.—lieis 6, Charlotte. Renege, wife of Archibald Ilkaito, Highboy Bars Tavern, aged 97. JEVVEBT.—D e. 7, at 61. All/' . Lewes, Charlene, wife of Yr.& Jeffery, iwa., aged 76. JUST.—Dan. h at ralaner.eqoara, Liverpool, Wilbe.ms, doulttter W. Jost, Eq.. aged four. KEN TON.—Des. 5, at 8 scar Wigan, WIN Elitabeh limos aged 92. _ MASS/M.—Dee. at Thrumptom sear Nottingham, E. Musty, Mt. of Blyth, to ths same sounty, aged 74. Of MA/MERL—Dee. 4, at Hey Bridguetzest, Blasiftlass, AODOOn't Mr. T. Masters, aged 74. 41000.—Dee. 6. at 13sy.stmet. Bath, Martha, retie of O. *VS Tsnl., of the Manor Mouse, Farrington Gurney, 80111trPet, 34ed 53. RIDLIT.—Dee. 6, at Charlotte-stmt. Bedford-square. CIT° 4II Martha Ann, wife of C. Ridley, an. Printed and publlthed M Winuen Ems lieu . of 110. M la the City of landet Printer. aa dm Meet la s tai ll M ta Os Product cd hilitertnieW Bain% V 1 1