The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-21 00:00:00

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TITS SUPPORT, CARR or MURDKR IN NORFOLK.— The evidonee *teem* at the rijoursed taping held ti the ellelerea Wel &reamed at Nitddktoo, near King's Lynn, Ssealk i. woratly ..y new forte, sad so beas the ftwtrf yot parried It bee not eritionate4 any perry. IlealunM volumes have yin, however, to be wunnined, seal prib.pe wan additional perticakr, may be bronirbt to 1 Li Illest. Oddly enneilt, another perste twined W 41.0 is missing Slink NEAR DAILINGTON.—An adjourned in itt wee had oft Friday, at Creek (a colliery dieme eat D. 13 .a kinbrey). tbe Lady ef Marl Tomer, mho woe killed la am of three violent rows whale VW and them take plea auras the pitmen. 11. •1•44 smirk ea the Med with • oral rake, ...kick Lrobe in MN atoll; be Mk s.d "I am d 0... Mk... 4 44 • drink of miter, awl sever qua.* sltermerd• TM, Aght took place in • public. beam, *ad arse described by 000 I. • "fight with brio sad feet." ARer beeriog s good Mal of redeem,. the tidy Teemed • verdict of Wilful murder sesteat Juba Nerpliv, who bed abecoseled from the Sam and • warmed ler OM apprelimehe wee plated is the tomb of the polies FATAL ACCIDENT.—On tiatarda7 a fatal accident beptemed et Um Imperial Om Company • mocks to Maiden ire. et. Nacres. Mr. Robert Taylor, tremea to the woe* wee es • piatfenn, mperintaudisi the men, when, wise to the Awry sem of the bawds he fell, and was pee elpitmed Mow iith IM coke yerd, • dela of marly 40 feet. limmei ebbe mem,etth Kr. Clthemes, oneof the proprietors th..erliii•harat, Inlet is bin risme," bus be seem sewed; be wee apperesely M • illylog Meth. He vas con veyed ia • tub le the Ze Peee ei~s Orsy'e-but wad, sad atearcial by lb. Con% th e besse•oupos, ski preaw.ml ID ealmet e /be deseeeed ban IA • widow and [Atieeetimeeeti—lioLLOw•Ve AND milea.—im memo *wow Moommtee urine of or mem museum gm miens Menai Om Os winsoir Imo &so* sm IIV•I• err Mere eriLer& emenme. ilimasteem maw milli ammo lab Is Nowa :0.9 =Wm ar1 . 5110. Os midi, mad ue Mame Mart Wawa hp leis • emerinst, Oa Wee I to W • A. 011.1 1 0% ; THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 183. UNIVARSITY INTELLIOBNCE. OXFORD, D8.;,19,.. Ristor‘rioir or THR WARD ' S!' ores BOMA Coulon.—The Rev. Levis 8 ILL, ed's of AD &We hr tendered his el the Waxer ship, which be boa Uhl thirty room havieurearriol Dr. Selate Bishop al Oxford, is Mt Tle Nike,. al the with much regret, and after they had of Mr. to reconsider hie magnetics, were oompel.W toed:age it, and in March mat the remand gentleman to honk the duties of the office be has so rtisheetorily fadelled for thirty years, carrying with Iwo the grateful respect end esteem of the whole of the Society, from the toned servant in the Deft , ' to the Ikeice Felber. Dic_ 19. OtoLOOW.ML C 4411.-11; Yes boa eared sad ',proved for cartifteates —Adds. sae, TAO, Han ; Halton, Trimir" ; Lord Cmcd, Johe's ; Davide% Carpus; Dossidy, 'realty ; Oillam. Nees ; pedals, Trinity; Haladray, Jana; Leigord, 'frisky Limey, Trimly Christ's ; Tr ; P ear Mistrs ; ; W. 3. T. la . John's; Vangban, reefs; Washel, Peters. Cbrist's Walkissoe, Corpse Ismeresstom VOL CZATIFICATIS TIT THI DOW/41110 1.101111•01 OT MlLDlClll.—Approved"Ways, 'ld sy Corpse • Comma, Corpus ; Des, ; Ter brim OWN; WIN Christ'.; I.llla, Trinity; Medan: anser T Ms =lt BPs tra siaZia l tt i t esnyeasems sesisamy Herby, 'a; Mirabonas, Christ's; Lemosnoogleini?. ; Nunes, Christ's; Weace,Chriat's; Twig% TEI CHURCH. LONDON ORDINATION. Twining Immemg the Blimp of Loam held a mowsel isibulbs bdr Mel Royal, Whltsidl. Prawn wee noi W Ha I/w. Nr. Jews, sad the wow was preached i bribp Inn Prmerick Temple, MA, the newly- V= Noel WW2 WI Reed taw; who selected for eth the Rik tom et ths 411 t drew of St. Fairs le plitkon Fe le the -it . Permuting the whets body fib . Smiligje. In fir mom ti s way sib sows wt the pair 111116 isi im liibi=ss of dr Owl we whgaiel, sof mow is fir yissg ors sawn to is waded sows swilled ebbs ss to 11 Pews ashes. The Mop Issibg to lb sir el ihs Osthwthis• bib. Ss emlbwom ft be mail we lib le Os Ran O. IL OMbe. LA,A., I. l =l Is f Noulbsowe Gasp. asti wow whisat. reefillsmlss mos is were of Orr do we ordelned =web St domeits to wile Ash-were attained , : Tim Nan Gary ilmmims Ibresd BA., of Per Win OdbilD OA* is do mime el ILeeelpites on the =Ldr Vawslis siss• Ilmatotz ; 'the Rev. ea, BA, MN Ins Weil, st the dß* t he Chntee,Y on the= miles if the Rm. Chi' T. M.A. ; tho Rev. Willi= LIM Bril, 8.A.. TIM, Cathie, Debi* Is the wag of 114. Poore Chloe. irmen.grove, an the meabs- Ws of the Rev. Jaw Hailing, MA.; dm Itho. Hoary John kiwis, Ordnawl smodols of Itmes Cast% Unlit% to Os wary elf SA Jesserm Charch, Potosi, tht the Srmieratios of the Rev. Dr. Courting ; the Rw. Nast Henry August= B.A Marisa Faith, W OnSed. c ar th the e curacy of IL and k norrisetka=e Rm. W. N. liftman, .A. ; the Rev. Shensi Besot= Dei, WA., Christ's College, Cunha's, es Me messy of Trmty Cl em= Mile-end Old Town, Beeerry, en the em tied= of the Rev. F. Mown Lea, M.A.; the Raw. John Fibber's Doorway, tiotheoal weactids of Ike" Ost- Irms, lambs, to the wary of el John's Ow* Depth* ea- the scimination of tholow.d.P.S. ILA.; tholes?. Z. D. De Vine. NA. Gmbh*, L IN Z gong if bi. Glop the , Bloombwy, as the walmbism if the inn Nam M.A. imr. Merge arm" 1.A., if Agit* Hai, Oxford, to the mow of Ilb BouthelawsWo Perm, Bubnell-germ, as dr swobilith of dr lkw. Numb Hairy Vine. B.A. ; abeinnfiengliGnMensia 'bib, to the curacy of St. Gild Cbmth. Plank en Nee seminarian of the Rev. R oar Nithrie /*I Ss Dm Thema Umdwts, 8.A., of its the gamy of Holy Trinity en the areeination of the Rev. D. A. ILA. ; be Rm.. Charles Rivington Holmes, 8.A., dame Ormiwidge, to the curacy of the district ermediast. rites, Lirsehaer, on the nominetion of the Rion C. IL Corr. M.A..; the Rev. John Christi= Hoge, sidledsesoriaa. a King's Camp, London, to the mow dal gavials Church, Hirmateed. on the nomina l's ales Roo. J. P. Miter. ILA.; the Rev. James Wil lem lbws* 8.A,51 MIMI thing% Oskon, to the curacy of Myr* Gm dm siumballsa if Os Ism Lobbed T. =A.; do lirr.MaddismmTvid Otwoms, of Ries _Coign Lailits. to as airs 3 y i rt ai t. Ohm &hew Ilithosiesin. on lb smbothe of the Rev. J. B. Anis& M.A. ,„1....... . the Mm. Oboe Thomas Piper Street= 8.A., of Clare to the emery of Pluntelead. on the no n v e rt u tv. W. Acwoeth, ILA. ' the Rev. George Comm Taitersall, theological se segistS of K teg's Weak Into, to the curry of St. J's Church, Beflierses, in lie VIIIIIhMtiOn of the Nee. John Tem. /LA.; lie Paw. Anidthii Wen. 8.A., of =rma mia Cell erth= l :lTLe. ol . ", ; '—zz The were ordained Marone for Ithelensep reelar w ork • —Flies Champion, Church Nlkethermy Oalle lethron ; Lout. Hofer, Church KM ==my - Uthigian ; Cheek. armors McArthur Coils= Islington ; Gawp Smith, Chum': qlay Came. Islington ; John Heaney Wilkiuson, osienny College, Islington ; John Francis pines, • Made lemon ; mous. vottwinn Lieofent, mouse et St. Ammelieses College, Canterbury; Jamb lather Mow bolt, • Besseee pram The tellearieg gentlemen wen permitted ley the Rm. A. P. Stealer. ILA., am= of Cesterteary, and were =Wood Priede.—Rev. E. H. Bredby, 8.A., one of the maim of Flamm Sisal; Raw. K. N. Berman curate of St. Peter's Charm, laliagten; Rev. H. S. Byrth. , M.A., curate of Bow; ROC C N. Fowt, 8.A., eerie t, of Putney; Rev. J. B. thishw,.B.A., curate of Christ Caureh, Marylabone; Rev. W. W. James, B A., curate of Upper Chelsea; Rm. T. Wile, 8.A.. eerie of Bt. Margaret's Church, Uxbridge; firm R. F. I/Medals 8.A., curate of Bt. Mary's Church, firm; Row. IL Low, 8.A., mete of St. George's Church, Bloormeary; Rm. L. 0. Warm curate of St. Philip's Chooch, Clerkenewß ; Rev. C. Matheson. M.A., St. John's Colley, Oxtail ; Rev. A. Mattlawy, mats of St. Thareas'e Charm. Stepney ; Rev. W. Magee, D.A., mamo of St. Mies, Cripplegate; Rem. O. IL Marta, a literate preen for ealealal ammo. ; Roc 0. F. W. llmby, 8.A., Trinity Cells's, Cambridge ; Rew. Ht H. D. Null, curate of & Mewfs Church, Haggeriase • Rev. W. Roberta, Church )(Wane, College, (Angus, linr colonial semen; Rev. C. Rolfe, Harder, curet* of Wimbledon ; Rev. S. H. Seaby, 8.A., enrage ot itottowns-tha•lith ; Rov. T. 0. wort, M.A., crate of tatteld. ersrmNo, AND HILNIZILD itAuntr. • gala° meeting of the inhabitants of Hoag& owl the adjolidag villages interested in providing railway essemnordWins between those places and Brighton, wee held en Waft el re George Inn, lienflold. A deputation of dleeekere of the Lanigan Brighton, and South Coast Railway, semelothigol Mr. Leo Schuster, chairman; Mr. Soot; vice abdrmena 111 r. Coninghers, M.P., with Mr. Hawkins, And amps of the line, attended, and there were present st re smiki nearly all the principal landholders and ocior plonk fie winweading purses. Tbe /km Some O'llaten vicar of Henfeld, raided. Ile saki Me nesting had been called to consider the de akelisnees at a railway proposed to be constructed by the Brighton, and South Coast Company from Shwa. beis be and thence to ilenfield. They were all swore rellway had been suggested for this locality. na, bad himsalf signed a petition in favour of that line, bat be bad dews se a misapprehension, mid in the belief Rut the stake would not be more than • mile from lim ier. Ha bad err learrit that the station was not Wended to be is Hair& perish at all. This would entirely remove the adverse's b *looked for when he signed the petition, an be me *mho prepared to bear what was proposed by the LlMlS,Dribten, and South Coast Company. Sir. Conan, el Hrdeld, said he had been requested by bit nsighbours to ark the chairman of the Londoo,Brighton, end South Coast Company, whom he wag glad to see present, whether it was really la contemplation to make this railway bar the event of the hill for the opposing line being thrown out. Mr. Ilawirret replied that the line would be sod if the bill INNS obtained this sessioa, be bad unilonbtedly no hesitation in raying It weld be completed with& 12 menthe. Mr. Schuster, after • brief delboce of the policy el the Brighton Company, drew a wimpariaon betimes the be by the bond of which he was • are- Cl ed ad that put forward by the remoter, of the Direct Portsmouth Railway. The set of pr leassat for the letter had bas Win there d in 1562, Ist the line was not yet to emblems, was say pre out prospect of its completion. It. directors, who were so ansiens to supply lleutield with railway accommodation, =its inhabitants they should bunted direct into ths To d e elation in Loudon. But what was the fact? The Brighton, and South Coast, and the South Western were on perfectly friendly terms. They had to expended twenty millions of Bestial capital without &erg touch for their shareholders, and while protecting that aortal they at the same time endeavoured to give all wow my accommodation to their respective districts. Well, the Landon and _Brighton directors having heard these indus triously chrulateri reports of a direct railway from Waterloo gado& to Brighton, thought it as well to ask their friendly osighboars how they were really satiated towards that pro ject? and ho would read the empty of the South Western Compaq for their information. It ran as follows: "London mod Booth Wester& Balmy, Waterloo radon, Loads, Dm 16. " Deer Sir —la replyto you _Ward the 10th instant, calling the sti replyendon of tbki loud to a statement circ amovig.t the landed proprieties and oeseplers ti in Sumer, set ng forth a scheme - foe a railway from Leatherhaad to Horsham and Shoreline, sad rein be Mkt merit upon the use of this company's line to end at the Waterloo station have been directed to state, for the inhumation state, of all parties concerned, that my beard wee num sigsalied on this sub ject, that such circular was issued Melia their knowledge, sod that the ocher°, will ham no se lion or support from the South We-torn Compr.—l am, dear sir, yours truly, Lawns Cameo:, Secretory. " F. Slight, EA., Secretary, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Crapur." Bat this latter, although decides enough on one point, was not all ; for be hod himself seen another document, written by one of the paganism interested in the Direct Portsmouth Railway, In which It was broadly stated that all aggreseive matures should at coos be suspended, the London and Brighton Company would ealy take up the Direct Portsmouth line. (Bear bur.) Th ies were facts from which all present would be Ibis to Rua some opinion the gentlemen who undertook to supply the Inhabitants of Hentield with • direct railway tothe Waterloo station. Mr. lfoon, the company's engineer, having produced the plans of the proposed Shoreham, &Irani& and Henflold Railway, and captained them to the meeting, Mr. Cilstitirr, of Henaeld, proposed, and Mr. LOSIOLIT Mounded, • resolution to the effect that many gentlemen IplieSi having signed a ,petition in favour of the Shore lines, Horsham, and Dorking Railway, under an impreeedon rasa shown to have been wholly erroneous, this ...tin desires to put on record the misrepresentations made to th eme them to sign that document. The reeolotlon Ina carried with one diasentlect. Mr. Neon, of Herifield-place, proposed, and Mr lion- MAN seconded, • resolution to the effect that the railway yropoold by the London, Brighton, and South Cooot Com pany from their Shoreham (tuition to join the Mid-Sores Roe in the neighbourhood of Horsham would serve the in terests and requirements of iisdield and the district better than the proposed Shoreham, Horsham, and Dorking y Railwa. This resolution 'regarded by acclamation. It was also unanimously resolved that the meeting, feeling somiwed that therailway propmed by the London, Brighton, end Beads Conn Company would be made, pledges itself to use every endeavour to insure it. aucceam. COMIXORAII M.P. for Brighton, nvwed, and Ur. PIPIII wooded, a Vote of thanks to the reverend chaiiotae, with whose acknowledgment of the compliment the proceed ing terminated. TIER JAUFOSSE TRIAL. VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY. At the sitting of the court on Friday K. Deschamps ad drama the coast and jury on behalf of the poskesper, COO, and du two Mears. de Jenkron Aa to Cried, after •11/Alair that ha was of • mild end freeloads' character, the leaned advocate contended that from his position lathe service of Madame de Jackets, and from the solemn pro mise be had made to the late M. de Jeerer to watch over bar and her children, he was bound to take measures to prt vent bar family from being outraged, as it was by a man penetrating into her grounds at night, and then to com a member of her family ; but that, n.eleas, in 1741 1. ; the intruder fished never intended to kill him, salute proved by his having several times called to him before these, and oleo by the fact that be had not loaded cn asy for the occoalca, but bad taken es gu which presel bad been loaded upwards of • month before. The advocate besides heisted on the foot that In law • person is warranted In employing firearms in protect ing an enclosed property, and he maintained that the mends of lidme. de Jingoes* tell within that category. As to K. Ernest de Jeuthess, his share fn the affair amounted to two latices which he wroth and some exprerdons he had let fall, but they were not eufacient to prove lay guilt on his part, and could not hare had any great sathiceity to Ouillot in writing the letters. With respect to Albert do Isidore who was • modest and inoffensive young man, he had not known that his &tees honour was CClTlprotelsid, and the principal charge &plait him was that he cried out, "If I had been there, I would have dons what Crlosl did r Thin young men, be added, was seated to have borrowed wary from &Allot ; ha had, It was true, once borrowed 300 E, but In • few days ha had Marred the Ma. The leanest math man included by expressing hi. belief that his dente wield be acquitted. The Athocate-Osneral, K. Joilibote, that gybe In Ger port of the indictment. Ile concluded Het it Creed id not had the intention to kill he would ad have taken • doable barrelled gun, one beret of which be know to be loaded with slugs, red would not have Ikea thee brief ; and he main- WYI the other three accethd bed ensiled bib b Ire tie heel shot. Hs disputed whet wee add by the dubbed se to • poi laving the right to be ea •ma who eineopted to lei the Usage at a &noir red he else biled that the Wiles at Obit Into the sp4eis et hoist was not ow at these sees In wiled the libelled the be at di gni Is the emu of kin area the laid gentiten sapreid booties bet the biker between (hoot and Blanche de Jambi hi eat rare Omega as her pre than grab truilfwelthrlb but he declared that the honour of • daughter wee bet to be defended by • dint from a gun, eau that Kam de beim ought to understand that by that libel eke bed not sly killed Genii; but had perhaps deske the heater at Ire daughter. h e, tie, Mir do leathers uttered an siclama *On od, far Vs dna Hue In the course of the burst Into The Prided renowned that the question which he sink' submit to the jar, was singly whether the Fiero had not inflicted voids wait dash, bat without thee being any intention to WE. The bind tor the yeleneee ben probild at ise length to SEIM t the piers aid net ebb itieletid of the crime mentioned by the pealised=t l G, in somuch ea what they had does wee In am The primers then haring, In reply te pa them, severally declared that they hid nothing to add to their clines, the President summed up the evidence. At 6 o'clock the jury retied, sod in • quarts, of an hour they returned with a verdict of " Not guilty." On hearing the verdict the two young men smiled at setae of their friends in the court, but Whoa. d• Jeutosse remained Red o The priaonen wars then indeed to be The iced rablegeently, ca the &mg of the deceits of Mae. Osiatt, otothateed Mine. de JI11)11111 sod ib. ohm scased to 60 the mob is tb. air THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. The decorations which are now preparing for the Christmas fetes will be of • style perfectly unique, and alto- Mhunrivalled by anything at present to be found to the :t g al Palace. We hardly know under what head or style of art to classify them. The gigantic face of Joe Grimaldi will be painted on the groat screen which divides the tropical from the other dsprtmeirnts of the ; it will be ally feet from ads to forehead, and be will he armed with • tammaier wreath of holly. At the estrum opposite end of the ass t above the semen of the Ki ngs lad 010018, VW be a mamter playing card— ' 1 the Quota of Hearts "—ems whore about CO feet in length. 'Me Quota of /Merle of courro, be her most gracious /dajesty, sod stay Liu her 1•-a-r14, Grimaldi, will alai be crowned with laurel, holly, and evergreen. ln the transept, and immediately In frost of the Handel orchestra, will be a monster Christina. tree, feet in hidght, bearing • glittering crop of bonluns, riblecoo and rounders objets of juvenile attractione. In the oaths of the tnensept will be suspended the largo. bough of hely that bee ever been sat in this country. Mistletoe had boas waggosted, but It was thought that the Spree of the grand dance of 2.000 maples, hush Is to form a part of the ammo manta of the day, imeld be interfered with by the walll known magnetic Weems which the sacred bough possums of bringing bodies together. At various perfect the t will be placed rifle target., at which juveniles may Am= out charge or fee The succeeded oempstitor in them will ise eeive as the reward of his skill a ticket, on presenting which be will receive • bonbon from the attendants at the Christmas tree. The thatiritke will commence me arch day at 12 &cloth, sad will close at four. Foist then will bo • grand ballet in the orchestra erected for the opera commits, bat which will be converted tae a asp. Fairies will be perched en orange tress, peep behind pomegranates, sad desalt and Alp under the direction of lir. Frampton, ea they Illustrate the Wile of "Tin Babes ia the Weed," " Beauty and the r tea . ." " Cinderella and the Glass Slipper," "Tbs Yellow and other well-remembered stories. In " Beauty 171. Beset," and in other Forts where his presences may he is. pared, there will Le • very learned bear that lata " pendia: mode of picking his teeth," and is a very poor fel and lively student of the Torpiebonan set. At the sound of the gong the ballet will came, and some other sinuroments will be proceeded with. There is the Leviathan plum-pudding, of dimension. large enough for the dinner of the Giant Queen of Hearts end Grimaldi. We are afraid to say how many hundred weight this wondrous pudding will weigh. No coppers or pans ur ovens wltieh the Menses. Staple. ham gas me large to hold it, sad report says that the Leviathan steam sl m ipeto be lightened of one ut its boilers fur this wonder fel Christina. pudding ; that some of the hydraulic rams, the City tutoringins, and Teotman's anchors (war ranted not to yield) sre to be employed fur launching the ' pudding into the wager. This will not be • mere property padding, to be viewed at a distance, and sighed for in vain. The ghost of Christmas Present will stoat by the side of the huge pudding, and every juvenile applicant, without fee or reward, favour nr &Rectos, will be entitli I to a dim. While the slims are being distributed, the familiar "root let-too" of Punch will be boerd, and the gong will gammon the young friends to the front of the stage on whist the boat_ erns prlbemod. The "Royal Punch sad Judy"— the idmaad amain who had the 1101:11XIT of performing before bee Mkasry with the very same dog Toby, hangman and all—will rhea p through their popular dramatic entertain meat. TM will follow the to - dormouse of the Great Wizard, Professor Lograis, who Mil startle end astonish by his " Zoological wooden, flights of fence, and magical bouquets of beauty." Away then, to the airings and round abouts which are plead at the facades of the Egyptian, Omsk, Emma, Gothic, Renaissance and Italian court are fete. Then comes the grand national dance, "Sir Rope de Coverts'," sad the mistletoe festival, with 2,000 couples. Will all the children young and old, know ihn figures of the deuce f All this is provided for. as every person on entering tLe building, will receive • small card, with the figure. pointed upon it, and so emu as Mr. Frampton. the M.C. of the fiiitieities, Woolly calls out "I ske your partium grutlenien," all will fall into their plson, sad to the spirit •tirrlog murk of e band provided by the genius of Mr. Maine, the old English dance will be kept up till youth is fatigued, and age is weary of looking on. The " National Antlom," Ferfortued by the band, at four o'clock, will bid the company depart. 'lnc firm day's redividee will commence on Monde,. the 27th, and the adaiimion will be the usual charge of one slulluig.—Oliserver. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. The brief, but most encouraging, operatic season of the Syne and Ilarrieon Company was brought to • close on Saturday night, when The Roos of unto. was 'gals performed, and, se upon prvoicms ocomione, met with hearty !applause. The few words to the public at puling contmned the following announcements i• Our tenant y of the Lyceum Theatre expires this ortotog, emisequently, though we would gladly prolong • sewn rendered by your hilidntre to propatione, we are compelled to leave you for • while. But we hope not for long. We trait that we may soon return to London, and emtablieb an Eng lish opera upon • more permanent footing. Your metrosa rapport emboldens um to hops that the Tyne and Harrison English Opera Company has made • ' name: all ft requires bow is • ' local habitation. Nap o Ude.s are pending, by which we trust that 'local habitation' will be secured fun UN • so that, though we are now reluctantly compelled to pay fer Dwell, we are e ncouraged by the feeling that we may 444 es mole. "We have now by as an origtnal opom, written kw ms, saheb has never yet been repreeented in V, have bat which it um oar fall intention to played arm Castillo bad Dot the unprecedented encores of Ballts Castillo prevented it. This opera, the work of as American, )f r. George Bristow, has met with the most enthnametie m ention everywhere in the United States, end set imam we hope the verdict of • London audience may confirm that ot the young, vigorom, and generous nation amidst which the open& in gnenUoli Inn •••• the light. While masking of the future movements of our mempany, we may, idrhsPlu &Howell to Mennen. with mingled feelings of pride std of, gratitude for the high honour conferred upon that we , have been commended to represent the Rom of at Her Ilaysty'e Theatre, on the occasion of the ceisinsUun st the forthoning !auspicious event, the marriage of Ike dart daughter of our mom gesciona Quern:, ARE THE BENGAL OFFICERS lID-OLOVE- KW TO TOO ILDITOS of TIM MIMI& Bra,--Ao a bag, Intim agars ors soomood by new of dr boor parry to have Won to hid gleam danciag, and obargogna, aof tobairoalgond shooting, homing, and manly goer is worry whit ask tom Dario' tortes yore orwitio lay erporknot has lira very ditinst, and it to that of boolhodo of (Aber allows Is tho Indian snag. I gland " guilty" to liavrg oars white kids was (obas I sand); to itavfog donned Arai times (sow had osollor fropotstatty); and to hooka bed hod taro mare' to drink obergogna wheitavor I o.s get it (oft at etch sea's labia; ordain at nu.% on Berl -sights; erne at bore). Per omen, daring duos twelve years of virg " powered eaisteeee," I have hod jangle fever eight tiara ; I lave en joyed the " streets" of dysentery, liver complaint, mnall-poz, partial sun stroll.% and last, but not least, that horrible Lad most tenacious peat, llormah itch—all taro email-poi tho roma of exposure and "our deligirtfol climate Durkin then twelve years I have met with somber" of ibe beet sham •oel riders la the world —enthinintic &Fourteens, who cared not for fatigue, or • May's sun, provided they could easel with bents of the jangle worthy of their /TOW sad rifle. le it this occupation that has made Indian ofscers efeadaste? la it the peril .nd MASI ennuis's', with wild into, of wbkh we hear no contently, that makes native sobilen &spire their nienessaers for ineurring then? In my owe preeideney, within • few your, I have met Ilis fullowtag enters, who mesa sit have &trunks.' for Melted( In the Jaws or deadly embrace of the tiger, panther, and beer. Then that dill live will, I net acre, fornire my expoldng their ellaninary ..—T0unar,.434.1 ; Macdonald, 29th ; Holland, 77th; Blearrave, 40lb ; Wedderbeire, 37th; Wooden, 13th; Bermw, 9th; Harington, 2nd Europeans; W.V. 6th; Mars, 26th; Penn, kb; klaidmen, 24th; 46th; Usher, ; Shand, 22ed ; and Windue, 18th. A gloriosa roll of killed sad wounded. • The ant was divnibowelloi by • bear, sod la yet llnieg to tell the tale. He is Jest gone home. The woad, site no awful light with • boar, moved with the loon titbit vin of his right ante for life. The third Usti gone home) was beingenried by • wounded tiger into the Juag4. when • fle poy saved hi. life at tbs risk of his own. The fourth (am in Angised) mend hinuelf from tip jaws of • tiger by tieing hie heating knife with Wren osobsen. (Ile an show yeti the bo•ee of hie bead, white be 0.,,4es in 61s • writiardeek The sftb won Mad by a emended elephant, ' lie sloth scalped sad fdartally tors by • bear. But I meet slap bow, reocalatlas that itie not •• sporting reetrasioe I aam Wallag to. East. ma, den Jobe BuU , when I snore rya did per ecantryera is thin distant lead have not isms, as mat Maas, and arm will do, aaytblag to diagram ; ysta.-1 am, Ave., P. " Tl. Jenks," li•6n Preoliasey, Oct. U. CIMPTAL PALACZ.—HALF-CIOWIC SAT, Dec. 14 —Admimlas oa payment, 384; untto b 7 isms *Ws, 1,337 ; WA, 1,741. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAUNTON, DEC. 19. The commission for holding the winter maize for the county of Somerset wee opened yesterday afternoon by Kr. Justice Wiles, and this morning the tr im commenced. The calendar, though only containing nixie n piipenere, comprised three cases of murder and four of manslaughter, the rismitinder of the offences being of • serious nature. Is doe emerge of the day the grand jury threw out a bill pre dated against Seethe] Indoe, a Sunday-school tmclier, for Oke manaleughter of George Adams, jtm., at Wedmore, whose bah was alleged to bare been occasioned by some blows on s bead administered by Indoe in consequence of the inabi lity et the cbild to pronounce certain letter. No evidence yea adored in support of the coroner's inquisition, charging hike with the same offence, and he was accordingly dis charged. True bills were found sgainst all the other pri soners, Mcluding John William Beale. charged with the murder of Charlotte Pageley in Leigh Woods, near Bristol, in September Nat. The trial of this owe is flied for Tuesday nut (to-morrow). ARSON. John Yaks was indicted for malicioody setting Are to two decks of wheat anfi num of clover, the property of George Flawei,of instra-in-Gordens. The prisoner had hem a farm labourer in the service of the prosecutor, but was discharged on the 12th of September. Of the 19th the stacks and mow were set on tire, end from meek threats towerds Mr. Flower, which the prisoner bad Men heard to mina, he was apprehended, and admitted him exPreniag his regret that the pro/maim bad not been la the middle of the fire. The jury, without Imitation, returned a modict of Maio. sad the learned judge matenced the prisoner to twisty pare pad servitude. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Daranim, Dec. 19. Eli lordship, on taking his seat this morning, at 9 o'clock, proceeded with the case of JUIN Naga, 60, • pitma, who wu indicted, on the eoroser's *tuition, with the wilful murder of Dorothy Fare, his wife, at Cheater-le-street, on the 9th of August Xr. Davis= and Mr. Fowler 000 ducted the prosecution ; the Hon A. 0. Liddell and Kr. Price wore counsel for the 171 • ( Toe I le t Dr.ieon having briefly opened the aim, peocooded to cell evidence as follows : Labelle Weatherburn, wife of Robert Westin:Thorn, who keeps the Red Lion Inn, at Plawsworth, deposed that Naps sod his wife came into their house on the evening of the 9th of Auguet, about eleven o'clock, and called for mem whisky. The prisoner did not appear in liquor. but de emed wee very drunk. They sat in the kitchen till shutting up time, when deceased was lying upon the floor. Magee told her to getup, but she would not. Ile dashed her heed writhe floor, and. taking her try the arm be dragged her into the Forage, end out of the !mute. A short time after wards Interns was looking out of a window and saw demeasd lying about two yarde from the door. Mere kicked her in side several times, end witness heard her call on him to give over. Witness then went to her husband, who had gone to bed. In about ten minutes returned to the window end DIM that the prisoner had dragged hie wife further down the road. This wes about twenty minutes past two in the morning. Robert Weatherbuni, worn, add he remembered the tight in gonadial'. end the Magma coming into his house. Otherved when Dorothy Magee got np to go that the was not qualified to walk, and raid they had better leave bee. Magee mid she would go well enough when sbe got out. She had her bonnet and cap on. Noticed no merke about her features. Some time afterwards bolted the kitchen door and watt to bed. Wituee's wife came to him, perhaps, about two o'clock, and he got up and went to a bow window over the parlour looking on to the turnpike. Saw deceased lying below the window, with her feet towards the house, and prisoner pressing her to get up. She reamed, and he thereupon took her by the shoulders and United her about ten yards tower& the turnpike. Mageethenwalked away, and Minas went to bed again. Neat morning , about ten o'clock, went down the turnpike reed with a policeman, and found a quantity of blood and hair together about eighty yards to the north from the home. There were eeveral apses of blood further on. There had been a heavy rein during the night. Mary Ann Magee, a daughter of the &mused, deposed that her father came home about twenty minutes past four on the morning of the 9th slightly in liquor, and told her sister that their mother was lying near a little house beside Plaweworth, and directed her to go thither. Witter sad bee Pieter accordingly went to Plameworth by one route and their brother Thineas by another. When they arrived at a blacksmith'■ chop between Weldridge Fell (where the pri soner resided) and Plewsworth they met their brother resting from carrying their mother. Did net know whether she was alive then. The deter mike to her, but there was no answer. They brought her pore and put her to bed. Her fare was oat. Pthe never 'poke. When they gat home main, between he sad dr o'clock, her father had changed hie clothes and pee out to work In the colliery. Deceaaed ray 53 yeas of ▪ Thomas Magee, son of prisoner and doomed. spike to finding hie mother lying at full length on her hack with her bonnet off on the roadside It' spoke to her, but the made no sneerer except by a kind of lemming noise. It,. father, on riming home end telling them where deceased was lying, ▪ tt I don't are if I never roe her any more." ltobert Clephern. a pitmen, deposed to finding a good deal of blood and come hair on the gram where the body was found, and on the turnpike, end a piece of ribbon close lay. Henry Smith, a policemen, raid he found a pod del of hair, of the same colour as deceased's, opposite the window of the It'd Lion. A policeman named Ellison produced the clothes worn by Magee when he went home on the Sunday morhinr. The drawers at the knee and the shirt wristband were saturated with blood. Mr. Wm. liolmon Sheila, the surgeon who ermined the body alter death, said—There were several wake of dis coloration on the legs and arms. He found three cute about holt en inch deep oar the brow.. The scalp wee torn from the nitro of the seek tower& the forehead In a strip ten lochs long, end, in one plate, three inches wide. - Upon thu s lona.strip were three contused wounds, 2 inches in ng lenth end penetrating to the bone. The remainder of the reap his lowly upon the skull. The membranes covering the brain were more congested than usual ; the brain Reel( end the rest of the body were heelthy. my opinion death see rowed by the injuries inflicted upon the head. Ile attributed death partly to the dela to Om nervous eystem. The mom& at the beck of the had could not have been awned by a fell. Mr. Madmen, toupee, concurred In Mr. Shetld's opinion se to the mum of death. Mr. Liddell contended, on behalf of the prisoner, that in thin case there was not the *lightest evidence of malice afore thought, or of any preconceived iotentiun on the part of Magee of doing his wife bodily harm even. The tenor of the evidence went to chow that they had lived for many 's'', fi happinees end comfort, and no witness was called who proved that they bed ever quarrelled in their lives, or that limes was ever hoard to threaten injury to his wife, or that an unkind expreecion towards her was ever heard to escape his lips. 'lke only evidenee of intention was that of an intention to get his wife home, and to get beam himself, sod to bud, in order lobe up to his work on the Sunday morning. The learned counsel then went minutely through the evidence, commenting iin it, and explaining away its Wrath prints as I b proceeded. lia Lordship slammed up at great length, and The jury retired to deliberate. After a short themes they returned into court with a verdict of Gritty of Man slaughter. lite Lordehip Protested him to 20 years' penal rerviinde. The length of time over which this amine extends has been frequently remarked by the learned judge and the bee. At the conclusion of the foregoing cam, at six o'clotk, there were Ave or eta heavy eases to be Merl ot, and hie lord chip hinted his withered , . to sit di widnieht If the bar would content. It was understood Out • telegraphic unimaga was despatched to York last evening for a learned aerjemt to sestet his lordship, but the help did not arrive. The cam misdeal for Northumberland is fixed to be opened on Mon day, and it in thought that hie lonirhip will return and con clude the Durham busineee, if he finds It imposeable to finish it so ae to leave a reasonable fillle for the eeremoniels con nected with opening the commission. When our report left the court was tming • oedema ease of manslaughter. kAR:fII2S. lIARDWARE. Botwiscee w, are. 19.—Thar trade of MN tows .oaten lns van i i. z • It c Moraine has Incrawed during the part west. and with the etorkon moderate c modate arnottet of lintel. In 001.0' the fain train. trio hey , apruae up &NUN the lot few dam. ebledi on ade sat of rumll orders for Chrlatiom tro.tota. the lot ter tatalta Ira va n.. mt . al. s tarp lone oumLeeof 11.0 wetter: Lit lac not melte( tie than three er four dep. and Noe an a comidarahle Duel Sr star saber imt of coplov mem. iny of the factor.' traveling ale already eff NM, inane., latch they nit pot ;poop, for the one nima, th. Were •ill be very me amen rho. easiler.a. nod as node taking will he acacia dee mat weak. nird there are very as seam on the hoot, Us- mairocreetr nil hare a loa,cr holiday flat nool this I.l.natmea The fon tan node bar topiaries. very little almalen for the lot wood.; area the elk•le It le dull, and 01l ...IT the cod of Yellowy n limn-oleo. ca. be ex. pedal. The AliltrlCa. letter...Niro; 11.6 molt meat mon farm. a tdi of e t a p; cookout ta4 the gyring tools. A few orders were realer' by 11. le lenge ; rtanittagtee te. to band. &ad praise Wu bantam* •101 the as attrfactorty aa could he ettected.oread dryad dm short Uine that ha. almeed one. the mile me at Rebut:ht. Acconstafron Coniva too re • Imiatagioe than otherenr. Is the felHolog &lark& of Smith Melf.datre emote oal alter- are Ins eery saattlefactoti tat ; newly all the eutaufacturlng leader are in a very *reread oath At Waleill there la le a of Ode tom in nil., i‘ve i s a( tbe Alerkt, but rem there or en an breeneag short, ..dims Washer'. Wedevabory. Uldli•11 a • tenon. eao Wore 4teeereelen. le e ttede Nen Is r HUN aster doing that 4 poem. eee,,elT e future for month ; ahart tlo o booonnt. general 011ie sees nil Imre, mil ar Wee mamma an mantra eery tittle talobeilm.. thigh I eel?. acme, ThepeNtiorreof Sashed iron lam Weever. ourreml mete lea thon 'to pig matters. for sots Ithatatillreg thews gnat redoctim is the mac eon of pa Wm are effected with tams rulnortely hoe and stork. In ate pan of the illeirtet titirgetitt at pots. large. Forty forn4val4re 14 els blown out area quarto. day. and the ormarreatlii that cllserthin La golage.. a leitmeraile to make a' Iron eit the pries at tumid otouried for It In Ow market. The demand fur Anne hie fallen off; It be gaoled la to be rot toe loofa limo It milord three tooth. age. To ntobt neap of tbe *Aloe. of reduction of the ear Ilene wee. will Mb's. Ihe see at. vary tatersby glow toerd ebb the dee taken ity tM more In toeferoere le lbto salter and b. h. a held et Wltleabil 10 , 1'04 •0140.4 it. • eardereace bow aught wt. the re= and Iv late be heard Mu the el& ernes sill be etboNoteely O. lin pert of the wars.. goo I temper and Writ tore tem WritiaNd.thet rn evenbreetima r dicterhascee ea Ma aceaust are entertained. The mon Initatelem mere of thilleita h 111.17 math see the amber of labounin and fureamivert out of WWII. 1.106 the mot .asset et prteatlee obirb be the onemeareffe. Wit. Term** to the reisettee and tar mete. yeeee, the matey. have Tauctaativ elegem, is lareno; Wed. soap Ore hare not tet followel ere exempts et ethers le the vs& ; bet 0.11 Um born tt.e deernetetioe p.tee.—fill II pa ail us Its Inn§ of pet ltoa—that to pt the old male SERIOUS 24ILEAr COLLISIONS. (FLOM 00A oomazaroppiorr.) MORBTON, Br,evina2. A frightful collision took plat* on the Orford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway heat night between two messenger trainee, whereby a number of persona have been seriously injured. The aevidatt happened aa follows ' Irt evening the down express from Eustorosquare, whir& rune in connexion with the Caked, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway, reached Bletchley Junction in due Rene, and the train thence to Worcester and Woleerhampton reached Ilendt.rough on the Orford line at 7.20. It them started for Moreton mike distant), and had got within mile of Charlbory when the engine broke down and the train came to a stand-mill. An ordinary down train leaves Hand borough 5 minutes after the departure of the exprem train, end while the express was standing on the down rails the ordinary train came up at full speed and dialled into it with terrible violence. 'fhe guard of the expellee (Cliff) had gone bark with • light to stop the ordinary train as soon es the express time to a atom but whether the driver of the ordinary tram sew his signal, or whether the distance wee too short for him to stop his train, will Meet° be investigated hereafter. It does art appear that Cliff laid down any fog Ogee* or these might have stopped the ordinary train had the driver let rim C if. lamp. Among the injured perm= Imo the fellererlng Mr. Corbett, manager of the Iltitieh Alkali Works, Stoke Prier_, W. Demegrem, broken kg and other severe injuries, Mr. W. Dams, wise tuarelunt, Woe:teeter, injured Imes and Wilma; Mr. Itedgrave, glover, wound on the head; • lady ikon Malvern, name unknown, badly hurt; • comenardel haefully cut Mar, and moo teeth km; Min Darks, Worcester, cut head and bruises; Mr. Scott, draper, Wor mier, much shaken, not viciously hurt ; Mr. A. Wells, hop merchant, Wormater, also ellgtitly braked. Other parties were more or leis injured. One Pa Mr. koott,analtorney, of Dromegveve, heard the trainTtrr ng . and jumped through the window, narrowly ramping • fall , into • small river which ran close to the spot where the eel hobos: took plies. The luggage van sad three of the express tentage* were smashed. A telegraphic dispatch waa sent to Wesemaer, and as speedily as could be the paseengvre were attesded to by surgeons from Chsrlbury. The train reached Worcester at about bell-pact I &dock this morning, and two surgeons, kleesre. Carden and Everitt, accompanied Mr. Corbett to his residence at Stoke Prior. An Inquiry into the muse of the accident is loudly called for by the fnende of the injured parties. COLLISION AT DUDLEY" TORT, STAFFORD SHIRE. An occident of • very serious nature, but fortu nately unattended by loss of life, took plan , nn Saturday last at the South Staffordshire and Slour Volley Junction, Dudley Port. The train which left ilinniogium A II o'clock a.m. arrived at Dudley Port at ti minutes after thnt hour, Its usual period, and was promptly started on ite mane to Dudley. When about 100 yards from the station it was met hy a South Staffordshire coal train, which was coming up to be shunted at the moment. The malt was a serious can al.. The engine and tender of the coal train were knocked off the line, and about twenty persons in the pamencer train were more or leas injured. The sufferers were promptly handed our, and the station-master having telegraphed to Dudley. medical maintance was obtained from that town. The following are the names of the Femora who received surgical attendance,—Benjamin Taylor, Birmingham (hurt is the fare); Maria Ore's, Alfred Adleton, Frederick Hawker, Frederick P 0111.14 Miss Written., Isaac Perrino, Mr. B. Griffiths, all of Birmingham; Jai* Farmer, Sum put; Elizabeth Brows, Resod Iftk ; an old woman, dan gerously 'spited; Mr. Join Gibson end Mrs. Elisabeth Whitewicli, Great Malvern ; Edward Whitfield. Esq., High- Smethwirk and Mr. Owes Williams and Mr. hunts Jones, fellow travellers them Aagissm. All them persona were esvecely eheken, and most ed them had surtained in terim] injuries ; but the LA mud, Mr. Jonee was the =waterer theta, sustained a fracture of the cheek beside' other WWII.. The driven of the train. had jumped off, when they saw that a collision was unavoidable, and escaped unhurt. It Is Mated that so blame whatever iaatteched to the pude, ethaseted with the lamellar of the pmsenger-train, which left at Its ordinary time, after the safety signal hod bees belated by the South tkaffordalkint points:ma. The sole culpability aero,a„ at present, to mat with Charles Aymer, the isginer driver cat the coal trail'. At the moment of the eallaisa be was actually half en hoar these hie time; and had the pm senger• train been the length of two carders Bulbar es Ls way, the coal-train must have bees run tight through it. When the sultriere had their wands trimmed, they Imre CM. 'eyed to Dudley by geoid Was. of wages was mete impoadblo. In the mune of the week serec.l trait Warm hare been an to the Medici ; amongst them are the Bradley Ball Calapaay .• Bata not Vt., of Ilopetnforti, lu the sod dads ; Dr. II dnia, of Welvertomp on. to to the c.I trade. lo re ference to thts wham • python for p . m ate arrsvaernent Me beat lied and proteetten frm theopont olds nod hi Messrs. llodaNet, and Mks, of thrnelogharn. Ita.re. /What.," and don, of lAII,I Poet , Nemo. 11 aVa and hop Ir. merchants, of that Bromwich, have elm stopped payment. On Thor...tar a meeting of the do .Itons of Memo. Thomas Mortis sad Son, of Tipton. was held at th e Boyd If ntot, Riniathe SIM ; flkey In she elm r. The Itabllltlee Itp.mmroil thopot to ...-2,u4a Mid the te to 12,0 M. : but of Ude sum =I. only le In god dtd ts. The aseurltiss em hod bg the Attrothgbam BaultkOQ , 'o,opasy. the debt due to the hank bd.= W Mated by lir. Jame*, the Ineelveath eoltdtod LAM The beam& mid llmt the lath - ot of amounts was meek atmatisfentory ; hie ophaton ILo bon U.' wood be to throw the woe In O 11salempacy Dour; thouth 0 was doubtful whet , er them would be a to the comsd. send other creamy antruadrerted strongly on the conduct of Yr. 110 , rte, who hod, It •Plothol. then Mod. vent ever alma Await, 11116.• On the part of the, Imamate • propoaltho am =de to Par • composition of TY W. In pound, payable by unital manta to two rea sad three months. This •SS eel, however. &welded; tea • connoldoe d the.. matlemen wee appointed to exardne the state of the mime, and to gavot the noult, m adrounaed meeting oat% Thofsdar. COTTON.—lavaiseet. D. 11.— TM market eland bsday Arad). sad with take 410; 10 baka, 6,olAlsal been takes—inetuding liebla. at to. ico ENS.. •to 04-: OW SAO &Mt. M Std. 4t.1. !Male darn Tiomir. 1.1. COTTON 000DIL—Nseciasces, Dec. It—The demand that mond= I. bon as the was Ibsiwd es Oak of parlous clays of the molt. Tare awe bra sass raw sales of mai deterlptiout of 01Ala but there Is so steashted &mad. sad M 0 dep.= =oh the Smith°° of bonne sad sables rather man WI taxa= ale. Dmia upaY s, mostly either so lodiffereei saw. ea:hang. or Dam.= a atice aro stocks on bad. that altars hero to make lama= mesas= am= Mill to effect Waxen The MIN ot eon &make, bee clot= sod T clot= have been rsther boater this we k to e. hut et lover price. India cloths ad yams ere neglects& and the 0= ma shipping houses as ate= entirdy out of the market. so that tash =Sad to th e brae* al =de is =alebic. WOOL.—Lnea Dan. 19.—Thar. has team a fate attendance d aserdwge In the cloth be& tela capratne. They bava. to., at. we. meld °al) to • ver7 InOdertb. nuW. bed 00 altentiOn Of My 1.11141211 Ito taken Pe. 430111.-Cs wester, Dn. 111.-11ftrout numb *Horatio... the roar kat era In fsv.ar . of the war today. Wheat. red. 445. to 4 n.; err Ko. to fas. Barr. 325. bbl. Dram. Us. to Ka Pre. IM. OMR 11. SO lm. CALLUM, Dlr. 19. - Wheat a tale surly ; pram eatom lege meek; demand gaol. Oats and tegby ear ear. at rout the rarest lea star. Wheat. obits , new , lea to 21s. • .' el d. to Ea ; red miler dal,d te 30s. Banal, are or rhea. to It. 114. Osee, rate sew& ; ; eactr i .nz. or ti t s N. la la 11.49. Ireerasal. la U.- . Youreel.' CASTIS•CIe Dee. 19.-Thsre woe • bre outer td *rite earls twel prices about the tare as leek week, with a eery rill era Whir, brows, new,4oo. We. • era, new. 47.4. to Oa Barry. new, 30a. 43. Ora new, dis. area old. Fr. ; rs. to tr. Old tleks. 435. Ms. re• 40e. Co:aural. Dec. 19.-It reederato Mike ••••• good of reads sad mall el pre and bone. What ref Err MIK • demand al /araar:sprisek Searle lore. Peasenallared. as, D0c.11.-The ewer of wheat was larga There less more b e dram& tat the trede beam and no troprovanact la price robe berobllshed. Mar err. 7 dlekeSk of roma. were •.1 fine earta. Wheat. ele. to UP. Barley, Fr to 425. 30e. t• Ma Bear dla le re. Pas ala to 445. 11007P0111 DK, 19.-Ths markat to day better r polled with eller whir rear Wad. et rarer lete ...I. brim 00110 lwa nerdy. Ireweekk rapeorted Ore rated dull. Peas wed beat. firm Is W te Ms. per lead. Barley, lesi. to 41s. per qr. = ‘ 2lls. Web. re egr. ter Sr rs. per load Blew, Ikk. to 21e. per load. Luciana:Dm 19.-At csar corn market wheat re at an armee of lc pr error. flora need mar eon. al an Improvemeat 0 la. per radar. In ter there eta rio Knorr Oula eapported the raise of larereek. arressir Dee. 19.-7weler steak la large set re. at abort la per quarter rears on prior of tbis week. rata earn tad foreign we sour. but little dans e row gra at last were wren Barr le. Osta la good suatig and Ann dread at re rim Berta sad pas unroof. armies. Dic.l9.-At tide Turkel tory wheat was in fair m 1467. sad lar work rear ere wirer for a/I darritrons. The Mow of hoat alterare ger raw le Worry mood. and pekes recalar wit either earre et dalliers' sort. Lithe prior In or. beer and peas. Whits wheat. Ka. to dO.: red ditto, 4*. to 615.; damp ditto. 411 e. to 44a ; her revolter malting barley. to 10.: ditto, rum cheerer. 31a. to 375; ettio, Orate,. M. to ; ere. to ; bra. 43e. lea: per 4.b. to 43a. per starter. I'IOSC Ilks 33. per tack. NOrrIPOSIAM 19.-At or Corn acetones today there woe e fair show of whea which odd y aa adman, of la. per quarer. the Omer whir stares making 635., and red 03e. pa 36 ree. The bury trade was miner loom active. at holy Ma quotations of the previous week: good te Kiting qualities realising 44a.. oral grindlog 33e. per var. ter. Oar wore fully •• der r last weer (Arno, Doc. 19.-ere had very largo Wade of ell kinds of Oar at rate* tory liar diaritnn, however, was aired to bop. s a le farmers OW not per sair -with a view, doebt, of obtaining prior alter Cbrtmas-es very limited below won roe, nit parr Oar the Ore. e• law eak. At Wester Merkel the ern o eZy s then re • rally la the whew era •e. and an advance in cons quern Is. per %parer. Flour was Ka la domed. rid buyer were to oalembl to • ere of lea per ear. The barley makes was wad • dream dla per queer took pre. Other ankle= eatkeabie rear At rehear? Men was • good apply of with •We droad , mad ler wake Nee were well supporteet liesteres.Thar ober repro at all des elptions of grain retard bee rye, w.tbttd.irw &drat le. 000 our Or. At ranter list ream vrotallans were corer red for all lands of grata. with m Wilk trade. Tereaso•orni. Dec. 19.-Kover a large row of all grab her le , s eek.the trade waa very dow. rhea made about the prier 0 ler s All sore awe oar be bought lower. L am ems. Der. It -Tr sapid, of wheat was molerate. bed 1 Kr ] eV d ts tb ., ::=l the REnile..l.l; rl tar e th;o , ttou po t was ..tap orial bra was slow of roar at lato quotations ; other. rely mows to reqpiet, sere nut dearer Ur oratory. Other grain marialeed lea Neater roe. liworess. Dir. 19.-The corn trade continues ta echlbt a mar baser tuna eel prime are taking an upward• tesiefrer at pearly the markets In thie locality. ellen oboe • grater dbaceition to I mamas, lath woe, sashay to irreg. their store fluky tar arunced a Ore wee. al.d our moored the full prior of rot week. In beer and peat the re ire nu wawa! attesting*. A fair smart isf bras vas done ot the folJosise figeres:-New hits what. Os. to Sia ; red ditto, tas. 465.; old Loehr erne wheat. tea to bla; old red air 46e. to Ns a mare barley. 34e. to sew. ; etheles wki.3 3 . to ro. 801 to ..:maser 4S. to 445.; pea, Vs. to 465. Tte raw ow Nod inarketa harm feet. well waspilud withal *lots of grain, the tone or tar maker rare firmer. web • bel.ker defrost At Marker war. net good tam .* err were reads at ame impreverast of Ag Dada.", O.* day, Ilse prior of lest week avel hth marainod. VI isms., 19.-re eaten= a trate oaly small sapper of Mkt In th turret. Uwe, to day, •beat la per qr. &awe thew last week. Us e r unaltered la price. but the War *raise. Bras Is. per qr. lowr. orrese. Dec. 1.-Tber• was • err supple f wheat ek narket tory, hue he trade ruled dal at last week • pekes. Be. porninaly urn. 11. ran In retail at previous res. bear sad per wore Moored for. Toss, l.re. Ip.-There kr leen a Wad air of was at Ills dote menet tt hest w.m lull trim 14 e m ars at to ll? Iset week* pewere rk Haley 'lgor o lt e rloo. except to: the tort oler, *her Is. per qr. dad... *her, .too. ea. to 1.2 e. pw Peoria yr : reel. 44a to 4e. Purley. maltiag, re. to 37c • risdlsg las to 30. Beer kb to an. aye, S. M . alt. ls. to las oar e to la id. per star of 11:be. lour. Es. us 4,/a per sot Vali. restor. sc. le-We bays KM • continuanee of Ow ware foe the war of "e er r coneequently howl. ever' s are gating sal foward. =neater plant meow up strong. rd we .:o rot re touch tit thr entre proud ern:dared of to Loral. At ow country market, Wils week. we Tel l only • very 'moderate timidity al w ad olfer.e c. an 4 towel Peng fully more mush,. than • f late. vans were read. ea low week n owe . Ili re to day a we Tel oinpliee af ail thioa of grate. Wee leer, a.d all extra qualities lam 1.; .to Is ter sr. &wee ; adhary to the awe lat week. What. ta fr. pee qr. 'Utley, Ira to Nw. per qr. Oats. lea. to 245. per qr. r size hose. PDC. 1!..-Our deliveries of fanners' ern Pince tide dr winnight have beta on a very iad wale, but from ' , rust centide. able arrived. Mee awe I', head. Oar Merkel Ism arm time mock are 1... 1* tar tea k, and purcliamer bare bad to toy mare r he are mud*, Aria to ird bas a t fully framer land. sal forego ba for .1 buy. ato fah . eaten , . at n enhenment 0 :41.4 barrel has tvembtfonner Irma. for bvtli mating and each Oats term,. Thera Inquiry, and e lard', wetter as each faroUr•ble ha teen a orb tier 'emend for Tar ran awn. atul a Lave twit .tai of thereat orgies'. la.ll, been dour off es Alp. bolder tare no intensity In nad.tinin.; en reser of ra.pr barrel, ea the quotations of ream , da Flour rat bee &Arm Cm sb ports de. week .-W her 140 qrs ; I ndiatt corn, Leda trts week • :o ; 3,1;4; dour, wicks ; loran tali Ira bash ; corr. le taro; Irian oar. 136. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUAL T I E 8. Welfare. inn Dererers to Lon2oe, rue abet Ault on the Rh of batteuter ; env werd.—kosobesupeen, Dec.l9. 11.3114eree. of Ikbleeharre, frog tertanuth, het put Wk vide adeled. Win tea named Wry Inetber. 61. bit Ole Wm) oot Ur 14th of Dreeterer.—Ureprel, Leer 11. VESSRLS SPOKEN WITH. Fewlobar', from Liverpool ter Ceylon. not. It, Lt. 7 It., I. ft W. R•Optank, UrelpolDl tor vat* Nov. at, lat. II 14.. NI. Woe., / vet from Liverpool to Norte Caber; Nov. It, If. lON lea It W. Thar. Si) to (English brow), from Madras, NO,. to 'rux AMERICAN MAILB.—LITERPOOL, SLITS. PAT.—The British and North American royal moil steam ship Niagara, Captain Willer, sailed from the • Neneythis forenoon with 48 pamengers and 27.6001. in sped'. Sot TII PTON, SCNDAT.—The steam-ship HaM bars°, Captabe Lagier, arrived yesterday tom die Bpsuish punt, wisp One psalm:igen an/ a cargo of fruit and .rms. She Wane to-morrow for Hamburg. The steam. thip Bar. canna. front Hamburg , arri v e d this da y . She proceeds so• meow to the Spanish porta. 1110 OUVA ABM EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILL—. The eomularand OrientalCompany'sattain-abipPentaCqt. Lay, left ',rpm nlay with the urnol Enellndlit and Chin. um% • full cargo, aped* of the Tittle of 3.59,0391., And 110 per sengcrs. fhe Yen also takes out 120 men and erred Olean of the Royal Engineers for Ilona Kong. 710 following are am ong the pawl:igen MapT Kirby, Coked Atkinwm, Captains Young, St. Joho, Frteer and Sands and Lieutenants Collura, List, and Ridgway. HiItTHE, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DIM 16. at Ono. Tockshis% tag ante of the U. 7.0. Pamir, al s me. ILI 16 at 'Sart. VW, WaMournalrove. ese 661 a n. Larass, of gm 111011OLL.— tt 1 . en. 1 e 6. at Bingham licalary, tho wife of lEe IR , 1.1 Nlnhall, al a dassawt. serrT.-I.ee. 17..6 I.uck.tarrace.Ateslbam. Maseteater, ttas6sd J. 0. &att. Est, tiara. 11„ at Mat. IM .04 , of c.a. J. W. &e.g. L i " at a tua. ILARRIAGES. 8011116-010,1.. -Dee. r, t naafi Ctoareb. OW TA ej. UCV. W. Na data 10. Hems., at Caltela uati. to Maly. datable, Ihe lau Mr. D. Ea. of MOO. tf , LlMthrt—M AlIDLE.—Ttaa. IT, at IM Calbed.M. Yamixeler. EQ M. W.A...., MA.. Mean. .ea ..( tee Ista laodk• t. Patch. enabler Mr. J. Wardle. or Pew/ ova. PXLMOONtai. aa Paore.... liasuloordia. MIS Tory Bre. Tama Nesmas. n. J Esa.. tow. of [4awibser MT. lam, of ROYAL Haat DEATHS. ADAllBOl.—Dee. It at Prince wbul,..tego. Mtn. Oatambe taall &mat , of the late ft. Alaomes. Maa. a Rook.. M 66*. " . .. w heig, Noss orr.-Dtc..l7. at tan Swam. AClSittti. WARM Jearma. wile at its Mee. C. S. Bewail WARM —Dm. II at BAMCFMIL, MUM Yaks. Mk of *OW L Clrk. CA. 0.4.1 ara Ml.—ee.ll. at M, °more keret. atf• O. Male, Fag, of Maitaaa4 astir of S. T. MM. reae 174. Wig Sugmlairalmot at Dam spa U. Poleielsad Miami iv Zoe a S. I Ct" semi. th. Caw lmaUs. Maw, at Us• Ofbak_ s amt. to Us Procirct of Wlgterias.-Iloswa. Vii. r" --- ▪ / an• a ohm Ilei I e = 111 1' With •vi 3 1 ! op., E Owl Mr. 1 0 tr i at athoi meal oboe Mel. Wt — tra . 4 11011 it* o$ oft of T 4 ssY¢f aTs is i _ le NM I BOW NW b g r sib bre