The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-26 00:00:00

PERSIA. I.e Invade Ram et the 14th publishes some pro host Yenta Telan's to the capture of Herat, but • forme► information. The same !.thingto Var • iSti I that the English consols at Teheran ,sheir bed piscid the subjects of England in p.scre Orfila the protection of the Russian •ti This intelligence is at variance with the received tbron4h ConstALtinople which de ind that the English subjects were Placed under 4:tidal* et Turkey. l.atuisiou ecanosed of several officers bee been to ae the 'tante& headquLt tem to visit the Me. • &tan. a peovicel of Per..a adjoining the Caspian • to rmonsoites. It app e t ite p.esesge tor troops and draw ~•Jeraotical Ownstite that, in the event of ns batik. les hiking place between England and the Mminderan will be a very important ~s a c point. TroJps will be concentrated in that Lot, end the &W es of the Caspian gates and of Innis will he strop g'y occupied. It is by •kw two points that the antis of the Persian Aire, which, Is this ease, is destined to become the -...:re of the struggle, msy be approached. THY %ESL' INDIA MAILS. - r (11T ELLCII:IC TILIOZATI) .►IIOII U1:11 GIVal COI4Y.SPOIDS/41.) sou nil/011'1'0N, FIIIDAT. Tee Royal Mail steam ship Dee arrived hers this !toting from the West Indies. She brings a small Tail hoot St. 'limns's, and a few passengers. She :eft St. Thomas's on the 6 h, and reports the arrival of the outward mail by the Orinoco on the 2nd. She spoke on the 20th the English ,abip John liunyao, eighty•ona days from Sydney. Twer.va o'CLocz. T h. Arsgn, from New York to Havre, has just passed Herat Castle. ARRIVAL OF THE CANDIA. SOUTHAMPTON, Dia. 26. The Candid, wLich broke down in the Mediter amen test nufias with the Inaia mail, arrived ben to-dq. SHIP STRUCK BY (palm ova ow■ COURISPONDI3IT.) LIVERPOOL, TKORIDAT. Last night the st.lp Villas, laden with coals bond tzs S.vannah, was Meek by I.ghtsiog dosing a NM, tlssader Was, and was considerably dassed. DVICEI RRENISB RAILWAY. The following extreme from a report of the di erdan, dated the 15tb el Declaim r, will thficiently explain the difficalies this company have had to cestead with es to the large goods trsffic e,wiogspec Melia* seneeqaest open the jasetion with the Cologne sad Minden Company : Respecting the traffic since the °peals, to Prink, we seat owe that we have bees itiaappoiated la the goods traffic, chief!, on amount of the total want of pre paration on the cart of the Co:optie end Wades Compasy fa • quick and regular tranecoit of the mac After the camerthe promisee received trim that company ea the subject, after the itemmusicati-n of the premed et the CoaGreace red at Emmerich in 1664, we eesM sot egret etbsruies than that everptbirg wu is order ea the part of IlDd this to stub the more bears ear govern ment bad Lasteeed to inform as of all the army/mate which wire required for the intercedes') goods treat, end made a polls of their completion u a endition of the per to open for traffic. "F..Usg gaily assured, therefore, that a similar mane hs4 ben panned to linseia, ear astoaisbateat was the 'Mtn w►sa it IlMattdiats:y appeared to so that 'cabin was prepared la this matter. Fer exempla, the whole *m um of the free passage of rods wearies through Emme rich was manly lost sight of, which, Is foot, was the maim Mien elite aarrowlog of the gauge; so that all goods had to be mloaded at Emmerich, is order to %wimp the Cosa toms exualastioa. - - For this purpose, however, seta's Um Irsamerish goods shad sot Ms satire stales at that plios was soksisted, so that is wow queers more goods warps' @saved Sass Goad fifill'Afil tapeditad ; and on cos day MN thus 100 wiessuiaid goods wisps' were stsadisg at Emmeasis• The marquesses bass bets most sefortssste fewest trek, Same lots of goods have bets sore then Us days es *Mr read from Amsterdam to Colossi, whilst Is essepsemo t►e befare•reetiosed as/relation the Prase* Cosmos lospeetes et Emmerich heed so order set to mike rare ths tea goods wedges. per day to peas gen the freedom w►itb order wee totally at variases with the Moth' ire ceded beteeeo the two preermeste. The Divisible haws naturally seed every effort to pot es sod to mth e wrefsbod state of effete. Ire applied bolt* the Home Mialeter and to the Cologne saw Madge Direstioe. TM Greerawat lamedetely toot sp tie metier, tad neneeeted them obeteeltite et Betas, to which repteeeetattom we are plea biddy iadebted for the permission to espodits seeds divest to the thief stations east of Oberhaswes, as set siestitios lies been sate is tee penises] at Dassevislte This last newest.. however, only pMlioYn, awl tke hud ship for the male to Colossi will sot he etemsd ►elan the Great tresspet to that phew Is closed wassess Is allowed. But, even tree, etch is required ea the put of the C 610,1141 end Dirties Company ti malls se Is sospets ' with the water eoesegaicatioe, for, se their seeds beige Is - . . et premed armed, twe do's me requited teressk agape 1. Emmerich. " Oa this subject, also, we hays made namarese ewe notations both to the Data, Rovers:soot sad to the Odom* tad Mallen Company, sod we do not doubt et 7 sse (Miss is rffictiog a 'quiet and opted, trompost of Boole. " Bat it cannot be &bled that the delays whisk have takes place has, bad a scut prejudicial offset ea the 'Radii of our trite, whisk itj will involve laugh trouble to re establish." ADMISSION TO TIM PARIS BOVRIL—An IMpaie lessee, dated the 170, basing celaithely seastigarid the laying of payment for agnomen to the Beene—which bibs It. per perso• for the hearse ke meg toursetiesse, ✓ef bee. set that of merchandise ;ii tassel subscription of I6of. for the former, sad of 75f. for the latter—dhe pro tect of the Seine bee jest published • otiose meatless to heehawed for cantos the seeseare tee sleet. Teseetiles an to be esunteete.l at the areas of the raillap fee the Waimea" of peewee paler, sod special astraame we to be reserved for subscribers. Spree setrewees, whirl are to be gratuitous, an to be formed fa the Tribunal of Cos- mere, the registrar's ofilee of that tribe's', gad the treader aim. No diens Is to be gives at the turnstiles. Laredo for the recast of suhsetiptiose is to be opened on Paidey beet at the Bourse, aid obit kept *pea from 10 to 4. Pitsoms nbeefibiag ere to sign a dechraion and ere to receive • ticket setting forth the some, is. Shibseriptioas mad* la the course of the year ere to be reduced in proportion to the cumber of months which have phsed over. Whenever sub stabile present themselves et any of the oetranthe they newt display their cards, ea Si to avoid loss of time. No mar scriber to sell, red*, or lend his cad under pale of forfeit fag his sobectiption, arid eves of incerriar other peuelties. If the cad be lost • dalaratios to that effect nest be meek is ethics, ad, until it be replaced, the right of admissios is to be 'wended. Began of cards may be required to has their rises, and in cam the @loiters shall cot appear identical with that of the decleratiou made on nib ecribiag, the authorities ere to take such steps as they asp confides sdfieshic _ . FOREIGN BILLS OF FICIIANOZ.—The follomirrig sorreepoodeom hoe takes place between a sillUMW' fins is Ols.gow sod the *tamp sleds cities os the gorillas of stamp dilate chirgeable on hills payable at sight sad ri presentation :—(Copy.)—" GIP ag, yr, Dee 13, —To tha Hon. the C ,samicioners of Stomps sad Tame, London.— Hoe. uscertris se to the proper interpretation of the existing Stamp Act with reference to foreiga hills of exchange payable • at eight' or • as prow station,' I beg respectfully to irgsire whether Glitil bills merely require the adbibi•ioa of • pansy stem?, a. is the ease of bills payable •ow d,stead,' cc if obey are to be ngarded within the ratan lag of the act sa payable `otherwise ibis on demand.' and drivable eritlt the higher duties of the latter class of Mlle ? Amordiag , o stereasti:e usage here, bills psyeble 'at tight' fte 'on pryentaties, Pte bids pa 3 this on demand, are trio. Meted directly for perm/ at without the intereenUon of 'days of grate.' This befog di , cue, they only differ from peyeble n oeteenel on the form of ettireleicm, the tern isayuset being the wise in tsdh."—(Fteply.)—" Sewer set.hosse, D , c. 22, 18.58.—Sir,—Ia *mower to the quell= irshraitted is your letter of the 13th inst , I am directed to state that the board bold that there is • distinction between bill at sight and them payable es presettetion, the forme? b.ieg, is Vie it opinion, liable to the eid valorem duty, but the latter oa.y t, the pen. y stamp. applicable to ea island draft payable to the bearer or ord.. r a demasd.—l am, & THotres Ksoo a." THE POLICE couitie. THIS DAY. GUILDHALL. CHAROS OP OBTAI:Milo 00001 IT IALII San E heard Packs Barber, the unitary of iba Samaritan lm+vitauoe, to Wsst•sttest, Smithfield. was ensasened by Mr. Hairy Potter, Wore Sir Hobert W. Carden, emoted with obtaining goads from divers persona by fuss and ... . fraudulent pribtinee. Mr. Sleigh appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Horsley de• fended Mr. Barber. Mr. Watley applied to bier tie case el owned, as he was totally unable to get his witnesses op to town on account of Chria•maa-oey. Sir R. W. Carden—l cannot . tto have it adjourned i I it has already bees twee adj sorted at ycur request, and you have 11.4 ample tima to summima your witnesses. Mr. Blrigh—Su, I appear fora highly respectable gentle. Irian to prosecute the detendeot for obteteing goods by tales and fraudulent pureness. It lam insist test rightly the deiendabt hes been puede:rig on the public one of shoes frauds which are calculated to Hop ice 11. w of benevolence from the charitable pi..rti o of ilia public. I shall prove that he bee receive.: two touch of beer for distribution, under the pretence that he would fairly sad properly give ft to the poor. I shall oho prove that he applied for and received firer, biecait•, and other articles, In, greater part of which, as well so the +bolo of the beer, were consumed by tne f laity of the defendant. The raw is sufficiently clear that if a per: on represents himself as fail.; and properly managing a charitable institution, and span those represectationa obtains money and goods, which he ',Wiwi:Qs appropriates to his own use, that is sulkiest to establish the charge. I will prove that en far from ibis is. stitation being conduct d in a proper manner, mum soup barrios been made of a shin of beef, pot of it was kept for eioi•ore to taste, and the other, portion was put Into another copper and diluted for the poor, en as to bo perfectly worthless. 1 will also prove that a portion of the 11 le► received from Messrs. Potsherd and Co. was ecld for • few 'billies*, and the money Wien to Mr. Barber. The public ere muck Indebted to Mr. Potter, one of the goerdians of the West London union, for bringing this matter before the eosrt. Mr. Thomas Alvin—l am ei let cashier to Messer. Roars sad Co., brewer*, of Lower But Saalthtleld. In the month of Dacesuber,lB33, I received a tetter signed by 13. E. Pack* Barber sakiag for beer for dietribstlen among the poor. I believed, from this letter which I produea, teat ft was au institution for fairly distributing to the poor the contriba lions received. I made repretentations to the firm to this effect on the faith of that letter, they directed that a barrel of beer, containing 36 gallons, value 36t, should be cent. The beer was seat, and I believe the barrel was asset re- retuned. Crou-saamined by Mr. Horsley—The brewery is out of the City. The beer was delivered at the Samaritan Institu tion. Mr. Horsley—Then the whole transaction is out of the City. Mr. Sleigh—That does not matter; it is within the joke diction of the wart. Sir R. W. Cerden—Surely, Mr. Horsley, you do net went to stop Ibis *snuffy, which effects the character of He. Berber, by a mere technical objection I Mr. Horsley—Certainly not. Witness—l do not know Mr. Potter. I attend here is ossequme• of Wog summoned. Tee amens pc.ved the delivery of the bur. Mr. Juan Ford, sumer for Muses. Meissen sad Wells, brewers, of Castle-btnet, Whitechapel—A short time before Christmas lest year, I received a letter, segued "B. C. Packs Huber." It eat forth that the pun bad resolved reset beef aid pions-pudding, and requested a coatelbeitios of bur to distribute among them at Christmas I mode representation to nay employer, sod they ordered lie to Sind a thirty-el: gallon cask of beer, value Us. I lisersesired a letter this you from the SSW permit, sod MI is terms to that of lest year. HOMMISOISIbed by Mi. Horsley—l do set knew Mr. Peas% sod I have attested here is reasquaos of being sum-Md. alassamisatios the witness said—l have se doatt we simald lea sot some beer this per, bat for what we hurl sheet the leatitutloe. sts. asfigb—l object to that nasetion. fee the object is ittrimemeh. The ass Yea had the imaidesee since Mr. impasse Ida, to bring an action againit him for ilieminise, sad be sow waste to pt this evidence to pro. linee as lbat trial- M M. W. Carden—Toe are not stilled to pat that to Mr. Alvin, because be wee not asked say sass isa tie r g iller wip o s f s tit i t h r b T ro b t a t t o Toed was, sad the - "Wier s agi r proved the delivery of the best lest year. d, foreman to Megan. Ponsford aid Co. of Uwe Thane street Last year oar ern rosiiveit a hog lbs. Mr. Barber, ISM was opened la say presses, sada toss ordered to OS s seek 01 Sour whoa mat for. Tao mos is a ask ease for it, and took is away. It SiMisie, eat Use vale* was N. • It was to be fairly OEM the peer. Mr. Hartley, sae el the pas watthat t Say Lax W ats proving year to the Imeleillee, see se Grebe Amid have seat this year, hat for aka we have bawd. lobs Taw, wet slasensaa to Meson. Hastleyaad Palmer ▪ Samilse —1 raislead instrectlous from my omployen Mend fibs. of biscuits to the Satearitau lisirdaatles, value 21. See They were mat In censegitecce elf OS 11.01111Sti011 misty letters signed S. Z. Puke Barber. OMM examined—They have ones mat bieseils bathes, bat Mlllll6 yeas to ay hoists's*. Charias Cemaisesisl.reeC Leethelb-1 mos sink ▪ the detainee Ms the Weals el 3fiessaber to the 1111th elDsismber, and dudes ilea aims I wren may Was for U=as, wlttsh oho defitadast alas& I sever west 01* of the buildieg, bet was Is the elks. I times lir seeing flour sad biscuits crate to the pleat. Provide:ma of MI kinds were seat la large quactitim jut Mare Christmas. I never saw any books in the establish:neat accept a few WM that were is the dice. There are se baths or wast . ileagagia the setabliskaisat. There is gae t.a bath, bat that MI muss, weed while I was then. The laMitatios was iim degge o t irse Pe Sad or 3rd of December but it was sot open la at all. I utter saw the Lord Mayor there, Wile is of Bristol, rot. the Bari of Malwesbary. IMMINake two barrel/of beer beiag brought to the iced. MMae of it was gins to the poor. It was placed liale p. sad! had the key otos* barrel. Mr. Barber's lased to draw the be., from ems of those M d take it up stairs to Mr. Barber's family. The barrel of beer was lot totalled wises I left. The 4 6a segeived their soup is the MMus, aid =Mit with it. The Mechem was Mud up sad tables that would amemmodate Mt lia a la in: = sums, d s id pete t y s rjet i l i ol booed hes divided mom more *eh leer is their soup. I Ilia Robert W. Cesdio—Tbea the peer people west awe, I Of huagey S• 11107111.0. Wilms—Keay oaths. did, sad I heard !request toom• *Mate about It. I late limes as asap as :co relieved I. else day, bat a peat many who gam meld get teething. Ihr R. W. Cardta—Did the peer people pm through the lobby ? Witaus—No, sir, they meat Is by • private door tato the kitchen. The Midvale& was usually opened oboist these s'ele:k, and Wooed shout wiz, but I hays knows relief set te he given before four o'clock. Oa Christmas day the poor bad feast beef sad plum padding. 11.c.eassiaed-1 we a entreat to the lastitatles. I did Mt go ma the whole of the balidieg. lan out the only mernet. I believe towards Christmas from eight to sis. lift sates beads axe employei. Oa the Christmas eV lime was no porter gives to the poor. I kept the key Mlle boa ham), and drank some of it myself, and gave EMl*** other @masts, sad SONG to the polies who were ilathasd °staid* the door to malatala Mani bat I gate E h :: peer. I did sot complain to Mr. Huber that mm el am porter had got into my bead. Os ear *spew wets fed with plus puddle', roast WI. treeed.hel petaterr. It omanteaced about two **cloak, hod dededelholtilve. The imitation wee sot kept open di laic. Dago dm latter part of the day the place was mMillieeg Willi The poor ere about halt is hear escheat Mama 11r. imeley—Tice daring the day there ealgbt have bees 1,0011 peer people fed ? Witrem—No there was nothing like that amber. I was dieehargoebereate Mr. Barber geld ha did set treat me. sad aot Maass I had got drank. I sever drunk more ass a quell of beer is say sea day. Re gave se a week's salary in admai lamed of a week'. oak*. The hseraire were sot pomaded gad pat late the puddings. I saw Wm fates by say acte bet the servaats. I eater saw say beer pat ism the peddler. (lAughtee.) I do sot believe it amid Imre bees dose, for IN beer was sot lapped uatil the day Were or on the Mamba of Christmas-day. I have smut ea morel aces- Mame Qs servants of Mr. Barber draw the beer from the Wad, sad take it upstairs to Mr. Barber's premises Is large jugs. Tte three female servants who were mi ployed by the isetitstioa dirt Mr. Barber's work. Ide mot ' tOgstrt the urvanU of the imitation as the poor people kr whom the beer was 'steadied. At this swipe of the proceediegs the leaned collage) applied for as adjrarsassat, sad the me was emordiagly postpowed till Toads, seat. STREET. IttiOLARIZS 0$ George St , a well domed men, was breeeht before Mr. Elicit's. charged with being found to the boom No. 113, (heat Tkhdelc strut, for the perinea of committing a felosy. Mr. French Kellen said that he accepted the above premien, sad that about seven o'clock so the useless sight be hod oecuion to go into the yard, whoa hie situ tics we. attracted to a light on the leading of the staircase. He looked through the window and he saw two mut go into the pariesr. He celled oat "police,' and on the arrival of a constable tee preisfere were ourcbed, sad the prisoner wae fund behind the door. The other Rea effected hie wave. Whoa take' into custody, the privies, said he wee se thief; he seemly west hate the hone to assist is tap- Caries the thief. Wham added that the primmer wee use of the two tees he saw is Ike first butanes, trying the dome sad °peels, the parlour. Draper, 3226 A, roved taking the prisoner tato esetcdy, and navel's, his to the otation.houir, where he wee searched, sad • comber of skeletoe keys were fossil epee him. He eaboqueutly swami prouester's pampas, mod os the Soot is the parlour foiled fire skeleton keys. The THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING}, cupboard door bad been faced open, and the place wu in great disorder. Three other charges haying bees brought against the prienner, who is 'apposed to be a tickevoNsave man, Mr. Bingham reminded him for a walk. WORSHIP STREET. BIA RO 88888 . Ellen Roblin and Envy Connor, both very dierspatablo ohernoters, were d bef,:ro Mr. Ilarnmill, with stooling the Chtictatts ge n e of El;sibeth Financier. and Hemsh Rire. Beth the complainants are elderly widows sad known to the (Allen es bard. working wcmto. They stated that baring been in better eircumetenres in jeers gene it was resolved between them to lay out weekly a smell sum is the purchase of such filigree diems e s were requiiite to constitute the cruel fare of Regtisk cheer on the Chriitorp-day. This they bad dose for a Iceg time past, end on Wednesday evecisg 410. of boil end a belt quartern of Boer was bought, matter with the adjsueta for mix ing. Yinusinere's apeeteneet was deemed the safest repository, but during the temporary absent of both all the provender was stolen, together with Rice's Writ gown. Information wee duly given to the polio*, and although the planers were act suspected, one of the B dieiston cba,esd to light on recta which left no doubt on his mind as to their being the guilty parties. Oa teking them they centered the truth. They now said that, being in want of good fere them solve', they bad certainly stolen the articl.s; and Mr. Hatamill, remark•og on the bearlseness of the theft, directed ;be r [fenders to be =preened for three months, while the widows were awarded one sovereign each by the worthy magistrate, to their very past deight. PROFESSOR CHRISTMAS'S LECTURES. This very interesting coarse of lectures hes now been brought to a close. The last lecture was dell eeeee es Tuesday, the 23rd last., before a num eeeee and fashionable audience, at the house of the Reyal Society of Literature. The eneject was the more recent phihtsophieal reunions, led the lecturer dwelt chiefly on those of Swift and You WieWid. An analysis of the " Tale of a Tub" led to mush intsrestiog information on the theologised disputes of that pe-iod, sad a curs ry survey was taken of Bunyan'. " Pilgrim's Propels" and " Holy War." The " History of Jobe Soli" received a share of attention also, but was treated more brh fly, as the great di , c a of the lecture were " Gullivev's Travels" and the " Restore of the Abater- its." These were described ea being the chefrd'esmre of those great authors, and the best of ell political roosters. Unlike those whOk had been considered in the last lecture, sad which were ideal pictures of imaginary steamer, thee; were brood delineations of things as they are. They were of a destructive, not of a constructive character, sad dish with the weapons of satire the most deadly tilbwe at the anon and follies of all states. Various *streets were mad from both thews works, especially from the " History of the Abderites," which perfectly justified the high character that Prateseor Christens gave to that work. The lecture eonolodetwith a brief recapitulation of the objects which had been steadily kept in view throughout the whole mum. The absolute assessity of rersenal virtue and holiness, which but bees ass et the objects of the Alchemical philascphy, sad la ylkis indeed among the higher adepts all is sbjeets had hoes merged, had been iceolested Ia the" ems =mon Is the Neo-Plstossio philo sophy. The reemeis el time times had beautifully set fottb the tame imasirm—efalmbry bed mimed It I. the lovely limbs of Sir Gslatialyelhiegessesese hedessaagei the nose view to the Wide, aid UMW of a uses earths parish had been far from useless eves la this rselest, by elsowlog how espauspuble, ss well as Lew elms, was the want of public virtue. The chair was eecopied by Sir Saha Deist. aid after the !retort, Mr. Tooke, the Stamm of the Royal Society of Literature warmly thanked the "learned sad encelleut professor," for Matures which had throws so suit light on many dame parts of our history. The next coon* of lemons, the subjest of which was not ; definitely cut, will be dammed during the months of Marsh sad April. but Professor Christmas stated that he thought it very probable that the subject would be the s historical plays of Shakespeare. _, COVET Or BANKRUPTCY. — Mer , J. H. Martha& of 86, Hatton-rucks, requests no to state that he Is not the solicitor referred to in the report of the case of Dusk' Grecaaway, porter, which was beard In the Comet of Bankruptcy on the 18th sad 22nd last. OAROTTING BY A TICKET-Or-LEAVE MAN.--OR Christmas-eves daring garotte robbery was attempted sear Shahid by two sooundrela, owe of whom has • ticket-of lean, and was captured se the spot. Sequoia Hackies hue fityrisg, a eelmer-grladerdivisg is Orehard•stre et, was gelag hems betimes stems sad twelve Valook, and just as be tuned up an archway Media' to his boom soma seised by these* by • ease who was lellowlag Wm le the anal wawa of garotters. • mooed maa feamediabely went op sad soneememed ails( his pockets. Styria' straggled and pushed at the men with all his might, sod sumuded in tuning mead and skein with the man who bad mired him by the West. Being au adept at wrestling, he threw the fellow down, sad alled out for assistanos. His house was within a dis tance of twenty yards, and hie wife, best ing the op, ran cut aad mind the man with whom her Inshaad was struggUig oa the ironed. The other robber swore at the imam sad used oonsiderable violas*, to name kle tempest's:hat before be meld effect hie release a ameba of neighbours and pumas passing along Orel street, which is a very hasp tborumbfare, flocked to the or /Wanes of the Styria's. Oes of the robbers ran cilia they 'wreaked, leaving hie oompaafes—the one who had seised hiring by the threat—to his fate. The captured mesa and. gled violently, aid severely e. 'earthed" mendref MOO. ton,who, however, steak manfully to him males snivel at • poll/mass. On belag takes to the politer UMW the robber was reeopuised as a ticket-of-leave man, aimed Jobe 811- cater. The fellow, though sly twenty -eirtlicare of gm has base twigs seatimeed to be traseported. Are ids Ude was about taa you, ago, whets he was treeepeetei he a term of seven yeas% hot was released, sad retamed to Itheheld, after the lapse of attest des peen. Four years ago he was maim as tanood to be inneported for ten years for a till robbery, hat retuned to Sheaeld with a ticket O lathe elm mouths age, aloes which time be has had to ab. sued la reasetweees of rebblag his Maar, sad ally • very @boredom age reappeared la the tows. HIGHWAY ROBBIRY AND MURDIE. A told blooded murder, perpetrated sly for the purpose of gratify ing the rapidity of the mud****, was committed on the highway near Wiveliseombh 8: menet, about • Ames miles from Taunton, about 10 ethait ea Tuesday eight We. The murder was drat diamond chest 11 o'clock, W a as called Hopes, who, while wades bone oa the nedbetwoes Langley sad Ford, obesevel • base sad oat r bbe reed without an attesdaatt is wow ageressi be sew 'be feet of a person haggis, ems the free* elf the each mad timber ezaaileation tended la ladle, the body of Themes Alain, a yoga; sea 22 years of age, employed se an egricali tarsi labourer by Mr. Corner, of Klugaesmptea, Neu,. eons* the over et the vehicle. He was Idle kis thrust havlag been eat so as to sourly sever the had the body. • carpet-hag was Dead is the cart eadleterbed, bet deceemd's potthets had bees tuned out, sad his messy retried away. It was ems aseertateed that dasenend kid that day been at Wisolimenthe nd Christmas = where he gat amigo for a flve-pou isle. mid hie mosey before an mountaineers named Thaw Nation, and other eammay, at the White Beet. where demoted dtaak freely, sad treated Nation and ethers with liquor. Aphis, the dreamed, left to go hose sleet alas o'clock, when be was very tipsy, sad Nodes went away with him. Their way beau was the same he surly a mile, bat before they had travelled so far the hoses's heed woe tinned is mother dinetMo, where it wee hood m above stated. The yogis sae Nation, who lodged with as father, a small fatal? at Upton, was takes into esstedy shoot seven o'clock ea ' Wednectley morniag, ea he was pro midtpit hose so foot, and hie clothes were bloody; be bed in his packets a clue knife stained with biota!, fear son. nisi!, and eons coyote; and footprints seer the spot, when the cart was fund corresponded with hie boots. Ga l Whig charged with the murder he exclaimed, " Tou dos% mesa it ' and the charge bona repeated he made so re. ply. The same albinos the prisoner was privately es. aeakmd before the magistrates, and committed to the county viol at Taunt. o, to await • nether examiaatioa as Wednesday rest SUDDIN DEATH Or MR. HUGH MILLER.-0a Weds/shy foreaoun the people of Edinburgh were startled by a rumour of the sadden death of Mr. High Miller, the well-kaown writer out geology and editor of the Mhos newspaper. Mr. Miller had bees found lying dead ea the Boor of his bedroom, shot through the ha at with • Out bullet. That be died by his own hand there mew to be so doubt, bat the almost's:was nada which the melancholy event happened do eat lead to the lopped** that hie death was as set of lateatioasi suicide. For some time past Mr. Miller had bowie in a somewhat ladiffenat state of health, brought is, we believe, by over.stody in the preparation of a aew work is geology. He suffered sosaideraWy from a 000000 ezeitemest, and, though at all times • man of eccentric marturs, an austoul 'Magnum was remarked by his asenaiatasees. The insane before his death ha waste have delivered a Mohan on "The Mosel° Centioa" to ea audience at Pottobello, a bathing place in the neighbour hood of Edinburgh, when he resided. He had prepared the lecture, but the state of his Leath lamented hie deliver log and it was read in his absence by a friend. Is the MOM of ths day Mr. Miller saw hie medical adviser, to wham he canplained of headache, brought on by the want of refreshing eisep. Following the dirtetioes he received, he took a want bath and retired to rest at an early hour. He had f,r site time been in the habit of hays' • loaded r•VATer le bit bedroom. raving, it is aid, a strong says hensioa of danger from housebreakers, for which, in reality, then was pea reason, as an attempt was made sot very long ago to break into his valuable asserom. No @splodge was beard by the admits doting the night, and It was rot till the sioraleg that the body was found lying noir the bath -rum. Tome oiteametanass seem to trove that the melancholy event vas purely *scion:oat. Oahe the stets of Mr. Miller's mod as well as his Neural character sad poet- Non pre•lode the tin of premeditated or isteutiocal self destrectlne STATIONERY FOB PUBLIC DECARTHENTIL—DI the year tithed tip. 31st Match last, the nausea for etatioeup la phial departments ,mounted to as sack ea 284,6161. 26, 1855. SHABB LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.ool. The railway share market to-day is steady, at the closing quotations of Wedaesday. In general oho rector the market is firm. The chief feature is a farther considerable rally in Great Northern semi ties; the ordinary stock is marked as high as 901 per • cent. Business is limited. Foreign lines are also steady. Northers of France shares are gno•ed 371 to 1; Paris and Lyons, 641 to ; Great Luxembourg, 6to 51 ; and Lombardo ' Venetian, 51 to 51 prem. ORDINARY MARES AND STOCKS. itAILWATI. A n! 11a.in+.. Noun. N 41 Belfast and Ballymena .. mna.arate.s wourvaaa)* nftimmlam Is Clio'. Jun. Masi ad Nola Maim ma het sad iZaisiumi = A t= re I t a s s a I I =sr, Capon Uoloo. 17 Da. alas & Bapt Rand. test lasomaliro tad Mak Monk soialio7 o=tattr a = ONO Data tdeopalwiL Omit Perth= .... D o. & Mak. —. Ot. D pal Wid.art.) Gila %MOM Do. Illowlyalloyes7Stk. L toomottr pod Citrido Do. Now Thirds toomakko sad UAW - a Do. do. T. trd Do. Wont P 14.4 Untie ult. sad Blactuall 014.Llo t rt I Do. /Ma - I claim.. Om" so , 1 4 _ De. irtlbst.hilliatoinri "1"; t an. Ds. Ilersi. vm. V 111cL ... Ot.W Sewsastip_ CIMr- MI6 . IWO Nia se t t li e c.. Ds. j • n M. larac•-anilik De. M lbs Pars. Do. Do. err North Loam..._ . - 1,41/114 . 6 ...,7 1 r D:.---., -.......: .....11: ... 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I • 11.149.klagassla.Telkl la • Owed at h Osa ams— IS . • . ndli 4 NW= Sasatiaa WI Übe rawalww• awl lab all Uwe aadTasheat -- a Imam& Ilawalaa all L. b 1141192.4.4.Pr4 13 loar ad gems .... all Lwow ca 4 Illadalawawnw all 1111118 ad N Do. das a oar al. Ital. • Manaara al tram all platiratiazt Teak Pref. ▪ Ps& ma Lyons an nab aadOrtaws Saab awl ha lfarselibucekas.l pal. 74 Nom sad Dudek all • Small all sunk.: mad Wove .... Din $6 par Coat. heir • Souther% or all Wass ▪ saa. 44 par W asst. Prot w. i tyab.,lo.lllTarx S western at Au•trla . all WIWI% at Sattaerlawl. all WiesSades all 107 all .at. IC* len ' H Ix. 10 id: lei !I. 10^ !t. 100 N. 00 1 ir: lii Is 6 6 "6 ill ii:1110 - 30. 110! k i* ii."114 - i, ii ito Kl . ii 1 114. IN It. IN N. IN Feiik - ii - , LAN& i .16 Wi :• In . 111 11l 10 all • I eI {.6..r.T5. • • ...It Fat 1 ewes Widow's,. ww. ideal &ma •p. 44.114 =Arse— • Si jw Cot awl Berke DirdArrhills aberJuat ItastANNESCIaisC w 7p.r.t rdotale. WO Ne PIP. MN ill& 140. 2 Dm /ow Spar Oust. nee. Goss This 4 per COM East Lass.o per wet Rile. etl t pay C. ii no 44 • I et lot los _ ' - i iPA it tsi + t pct. Omit pirCcnt CMS pdatavi.ai I r.part..l Ds pie mat 17*.SpoiLes1 at 4.44 a Gt. lg. Illastisad Yrnt Gt. S. • W.Usel. 4p.oest paautnat Dal i.dh waras. Pr( I. MAO& Ars&tD• 4 4 P.e. o•4oo,Aled.n. Dad Wedsambled p. r. Do. elm. PPS. Moo . Do. Combo test. Do. do. do. 3 p.t. Do. Mrs. eve.. Stook— o. Chester Gus. cbArt Do. do. do. re do. dc. .. • tooodiT urk.b .0; per et 41 I mei Nrlgt..Pr.sr.• N 0.% Do. New Gus. d per et. Do. do. Spre 6L. N 0.4 LOrN.W.err.iNon... 6...updhsumisrd.b losdoodenya Oar. d do. Odoidk.itb Kmad t"d r iv ridt. Lbw 'Pent. Au CI• D% - 11 pin tent Vl/4118810818.8/.llce.Bc t Do. 4p. K. Prof. Btc Ditto /08 fief. 4 percent Dwlasee.B43ltelthi.P.; 4 . NretpAheres..retB. B l l, isollartth opue. ult 1868 WO& Dabes..4 P. eh. st..lt De. 66. do. I Do. Lads I po. NO.l Da. lona SS Dinh. Deft silheidin od.Wevalilre4llLciit Da • Ca& Daiwr. 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Cloistod amok of *A It NINO lod.AoatCh. 14 St U. bet Onostrotoodon SS, • SO Itor.lont.talot.Ohon. M. gook ollidtamhol I‘.N toaCiart.Boslaikor. 10. Oltao ▪ tanks ind= r ... Wes los. 011. IC Unita kW —Moot SO. IO LAM= Wologoolet I NO %Cite% •111011 d... * 'Wood lk Pow MOW. WWI ▪ td Ottosoollost.... 10. U Otiont.looitOorpioria hoolollal of Irani— It %Mk Mina • tlodoo of Masons ... Sow e" N vides at 3 Unity Notod--.... . Wat. Mat et Logos • epee AP Regal Mill en la Oda allemraeota all • AnwaSsa tool 40 '• OrAlone Jes.esibul. St. Doirseit.UwAraps. 100 ee.aeo 3 Palm ell Si,.l • Preirotae ".""*". IMO& 114•01,001rallas Clapper en 0,030 is Sem 111 fu et. Muerte lee 10,006 elm liodeatlee 14 40,004 11 • 11•11410411160 e. an 4.04. SI • Irao Sem WIN, all II [miss Inarreat . • 4 loskaa.Onelbelage - . WI NAN OS liallaisemannhaLTal. ill IS Inaba • U.assefaa• all IS 1441mel Dlusuel Ous, s *We U Da. liaw 1 MU* 10 Deftederle • all 14810 De. 14.433 S Do.l4.3.l.lzeLtat - = • Keg 1 494 104 R. Wm" 11. ilialiaT4 so . N.S.Welstertlga.Dtb. lb,/f1 1 Nardi SM. kostraladea U • d Deope Num 174 WAS 1 Debug Or SOU 1 Da. "SailliOne So UMW Posi•lieetaseellleeral ell UAW 14 Pik Oman all I NAM 40 Da row 14 WM IN Raul WD 111e574... "- --. SS 1010111 I •retti.Wa lOW 1 Due Vow la 1010 ft Inshiarnee T a k e•a an le. &rip,. ell Do. De. llegieired ii 1 Wm Dlaelea'a !Mork Deno 14010 13 Da. lbw 14 Wok NAN D 00.13. Sootsloh North Ead0r0........ IIS Week meth* Dm 11. INA laroahko II 2.00 4.016 O 5 6 LIU Tu WEATagt lx LANcssmar..—After several days of mild weather (mys the Manchester Clauardinas of this day) we had a few mart hail showers an Wednesday afternoon. OD. of them was accompseei by games of light/peg, one of which Wu very vivid, sad was instantly followed by loud thunder. The hail was general throughout the city and the neighbour hood; but the thunder which rolled smartly over Brosnhton and Chmthant Hill. was not Ter, distluetly beard ia the centre of the city. Mter • lull of seveml hours, snow begaa to fall about tea o'clock, and fell vary heavily indeed until after midnight; the ground beteg covered to a depth of sew& Meters by the time the pealing bells =- sauteed " the Chri.ttasn awn." Before midnight, how ever, a slight thaw had meameaced ; and it eantinued duffel Yeltardoe, the pavements end r gad. being left M • mismably sloppy ei 'edifice. Daring yesterday afto7llooll there was spin a slight snow shower; hoe altheighabeivy fall seemed itaminsot, none fell from half past three to midnight, shortly before w blab it commenced to frau. Si.h. 100 'or e at l 0 all id 100 ee i w. et too 100 8.11 .0 sll 10 all I Itl p.m 1: It 171 1$ 134 14 98 93 4134 984 37 89 I 17r 1 If• U 9 il 40 16 66 I 6 Cs 90 91 N ass. bi lie 64 N. - i - i, 761916 $94 77 110 115 1111 HS 117 1 19 t NI 61, 111 71 1 1 .1"` pm 97 976 i i 7119 I 11 O 1 f 4 11/14 1034 108 204 11 104 104 t 1004 M 1074 H Ms i — dia Pe n ne Si l• it 14 lii To 4 i weSi Me se H 11 44 44 4 do ‘.l r 1, 2 i t: Se OS it • I I 25 2112 . IN IN 54 11 1 /I 0 0 Ie 1 1/4 1114 It /4 20e 111 • i i i I els 14 II 57 SI 14 4 Hi 6 119 i 94 ill 04 I Pi 97i MI Mi I I 4 II ICII4 7 1 I iii • dl 90 ,Lis ▪ an O an' , lit:711 734 Si. I Ill Wei IVAN LWOW f k pa I It Ws M NO 11, 93 ee IS ini iPM ii ipi - US us $ Si in fly a lai ISI zb a NI 2 lf If 1 illi on IN slj 2 i fa N IN 2I 112 IN 111 IN IN IN. Ts 't Pm I II Ps ii is-p_ II II el l I I pa le dr 11 10 pm I Pm 4f pa 1 if K ri p - ii loi Fa i ll 1. 1 $ 8 14 14 111 ei i i Pa is le 1 4 9 ei ' 4 41 $3 $4 e la Pm 111 i vii Is Es !Si 76i 117 114 tell 111 1 02 104 62 64 91 01 99 6 1 01 66 93 07 SG IS 10 WA 16! 1 10 10 73 73 sot 101 111 15 131 la 9 141 117 111 167 159 f5l IPa __(l lii 109 16 100 a a 1 li psi la RI 02 14 11 Ma. _ - 4 dim Per _ - 101 109 114 114 101 110 17 II 43 24 In 105 101 101 lii 24 I $i ad pm $ 'lr Tlf 11 - a 111 21 11. 11 U 11 i $ I$ SO SS 26 r i i 1 .1 S. $4 re I ii I. 7 9 U li - - _ _ t.. I, II 4 411 - in I 1 - 4 dm& ir N. 13 ." I 44 di 17 0 ►7y le 1111 WI i.e 191 1 Ipi 41 _4ll U i-ga SI If 55 V 7 • 6 .24 U 4040 N 11/ I 114 2 if II If I. If It a ii Si die 3 1 I B . ' I I_ . . itr . 1 r rr I f If I 1 14 le dB sir PI 11 IS 64 sat% 4e is gm,. s it II 111 19 SO 1 OW Mr MU. PM Y.• Teta, Total. Mau roars. imam 1466. 1116 a A 3.01 1 2 3&2 NONE' IVARKBT.-THIS DA Two o'CLoCK. Very little bus:nees is going forward in the Stook Exchange to-day, bat all the markets are firm. The funds have risen 1 per cent. Console opened at Wednesday's closing quotation of 93: to 94, advanced to 04}, "buyers," aid are now quoted 94 1-16 to ex div., for the Bth of January. Thu Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents., at 941 to Exchequer Bills at 2 die. to 2 prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 98/. Turkish Six per Cents. are better, at 951 to 1; end the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 103 to /. Spanish and Venezuelan Bonds were better, and other foreign deecriptinns steady. The sales include Buenos Ayres &nide, for the 31st inst., at 841; Dutch Twoend.a-lialt per Cents., at e5l (exch. 1211.); diito, Four per Cent. Certificates, at 97. Granada Dtftrred Bonds at 61; Guatemala Five per Cent. Bonds at 571; Mexican at 21i and 211 ; Spanish NeW Deferred Three per Cents., for the account at 24: and 243; Venezuela Aotive Bonds, for the account, at 38; and 38; and the Deterred Bonds at 15:. The position of the market for American eecurities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: During the past week there has been a good demsad fee American State stocks. In railroad seearities there bas dee been a We atnottat of business, chiefly in the bands of as Illinois Central and Igiebigan Central Rtilmed. Redeemable. 1/Widened. Prier!. United States 6 per Cents. 1507-111611 Jan. and July 106 10 , Do. 6 per Cent. tkle 1865 Jan. end July 106 107 Alabama 5 per Ce. Ode May sedge'. 80 82 Kentuedy 6 per Cent.nds 1665-72 Jan. and July Maryland S peret.s74lloa Jas. and Jaly 90 93 Ilintsadlitisett , toptret.btr- IllVedTpV per et. 1 , 33 , no. and oar. 97 109 Ponds ....... .. 1841 . 71 Jan . and July 43 46 D° 130 5 : Ct. 'Da Si Vey and Nov. 16 16 - Ten. and At- IS 76 ..anylvanla 6 per CLIP _ Aug. ,veneylvanla 5 per l Y. 840 1877 Yeb. and Aug. 81 al Tennant" 6 per Cc Roads Divers Jan. and July 83 85 Virginia 6 yer Cred.Bonds 1 880 Jan. and July 85 87 Virginia 6 per Ct. ilt. Ban 1883 Jon. and July 64 88 Boston S swr ant. Bonds 1683 Jan. and July 66 81 Wafted 6 per Cent* 1839-1 9 93 A pp de ga . 63 84 Apnl and firraeate 6 per Cent. 1896 Jan. and July 18 68 MO Central 7 per Cent 187$ April and Oft. 86 88 D 11& Central 6 per Cent 1816 April and Oct. 1111 84 Plods Omani 7 per Cent (Itnitendo 1860 Werth P. Sept. 99 100 De. 86 defie 7 e ) 15 pin: Ilristasil. petct. 1960 9 Alai and es a e t t .. 96 Slow Tak antral pee .2.4,, L oweditaa, arum 1119749 1864 Jane 15 Des.ls 91 91 Mina' Cingrai 6 per Callt.. eet eriarertltue ... 1853 May and Nor. 81 81 Pew Yea 18 llde 7 per Ct. Ird aralsepo lB6B Mamie Slept. 863 1114 Pew Teed rid Bole 7 per enwratible .. ... .. 1862 ha. and July 12 81 Kew Teed did irie per 09990191194 tend 1875 Feb. and Aug. 85 la PanarnaT pea. Ist mort gage Illoildiont cram 1859 June and Dee. 90 Do. &Oat. d 0...... 1861 Apnllo Oct. 10 93 01 genneylreals Om d per Cent., staieredige, eon rerUbl 1880 ha. and July 90 91 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocs. Owing to the holiday season, little business in going forward to day in British mining securities, and no feature of novelty is observable. Sortridge Consols shares remain doll, and are marked 13. In the Stock Exchange to-day the Port Philip Company's shares have been dealt in at ss. Foreign and colonial descriptions are generally neglected. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARIL•LANF..-THIS DAY. Oar market was very thinly attended twday; at the nine tints there war a fair amount of bagasse dose in wheat, at about the rates onrrent on Monday last. Flour underwent no change in vane. Barley was in intense& supply, and kW with arouses§ by holdrro. at rats, with which barna wOuld not comply. Oats sold slowly at the quotation/ ot Monday last. Beau and peas dull at raiser prices. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON EROI6 DEC. 22 TO DEC. 26 arglish and iiratrit Irish. Emit 4110 s. 19.0 1 1530 I 17790 1600 60.0 , 15706 990 I ...... 11.293 seem. at, 62/.3d.: Barlsy, 4116. 10.1.; Oats. has. 7d. ; Taw. if s. 42. .......... ...................... Levee. aIraILAINFA—' 16s. ed.; Rye, Os. ed. ; E Nov. 15 „. nis 44 22 56' 22 614 114 Dec. 6 601 11Q 601 14 21 tAla id 6 yrnpinie Age. Aver. WS 104 I barley.' Usts. , Itys. ; 11cans. Per. 464 Id 264 21411 7d 476 ad 43, 2,1 '434 7d S 5. 7 d 40s 4d h 6. ad 48. id 444 Ild 24. lid 42s Od'tai 64 433 14 034 104 23s 01434 Ild 144 24414 Id 4. kiss. i.d las ld as ld 41s 104 [44 10.1 334 14,40 e Sd 42. 6440 s 91 44. ad las 14140. 1 , 41,44 s 11;1 . 4114 ll Vorr.—ViMu, iamb thaa, Atm lanai. awl taw. la. MOROI MOWING TIER rtACTILITIONS IM Tlll ATIZAGII TRIM OW TIZTAT DURING TYR MX WRIT RAMIS. 1570 v. 15. ii i 61 il 60 11 60 6 60 1 ••• I - MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. To-day, aa motorway, bag been oesaldeted neatly a close holiday, and wa ars a itaout business to repeat. Tee public market will mopes oa noonday, the Gtb of Jemmy, 18.57. rALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady. The following are the quot►tions: —Town tallow, 63,. nett cash; Petenburg Y. C, oc the soot, 58s; all this month, 571. 81; Jannuy to Match, 67e. Bd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (ralB DAT.) The number of blasts is larger than was impeded; them is, however a dimmed for the beet qualities. The supply of sheep is saw ediagly small, but gaits adequate to %Wismar!. This it, on the whole, Dearly a holiday market, sad quo tations g Ily ate shut the ems as on Moadsy lest. From Gervais, them are 9 beasts. 60 sheep, sad 40 calm. Bpais : 15 besets. Ilileh cow., 132. ref nom of nbs. • .1. a. 4 Yor Nose of Vbs. •6. a. East Scott, Liorefortto.. 410 6 2 Bat Dr I Of-breds /lb 5.4 Short-home 4 a 6 0 Boa lastwoole 810010 quality basic .36 4 4 Da do. Mon— °am 4 0 6 0 Iwo andffsosed gesso 4 f 6 0 ........ 40 6 2 Do. do. Mum — Bat Boasts a Half-bre& 5 4 6 6 Lint. Boasts MAK 036; sheep 44 4 ' 93. 1.400; oho. 01711. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.,--THIB DAY. Weirs. PAtteadan and Smith fern that the issasad kit hops is eztensiss, sod prises gradually silmaciss. THE BORDER COUNTRY. — An IntinlatiOn, which has j lit speared in the jaurnals, of an application by the Dike of Bueeleuch to the eeort to digitalin his Grantowa and Caroline Park baronies, has given very great sodali ties throughout hie wide hider dorsals& It is hoped as will now intend this judieiess movement to his Mates fa the south, where the 'stall laws are no favourites, end thus the towns, at pretest suffering from an odious embargo. will obtain relief. As a counterpoise to this, however, it is rumoured that a vary intensive emigration is contemplated sent spring from the duke's Hada', estates. This is greatly to be regretted, and would be quits unneceasary, were s different system of man of agement adopted rehends by th• landlord. That wide range country comp consequently ev.ry one of these might 40 000 serer, and a s there are cnly 134 heads of linstead of beiog drive n out of a courtly in which they re. r h est av d e g s a co t mitorlitirbl y e holdiog of 300 acres or es at hose, Mae little encouragement to remaic. Bet this cannot ho accomplished, owing to a system of favouritism which pr.. veils in the dispel's! of farms, to which every eonsideration must Rive way. Thus Scotland losing the wraiths of • remarkably flue rice of men, ler ci would do honour to any country, and wide tracts is Eskdale, Liddesdale, and Teriothele, at pressed not ball cultivated, are donated, for t e e oresest, to remain aniaaproved.—NorlA British Daily ANOTHER CLERICAL PERVERSION.—A COM. Fpand•nt save We understand that the Rev. B. Howell, vicar of St. Veep, near Lostwithiel, has, within the last few days, become a eattioll-. This is one of those cases in whit* consideration hat been made to give way to COML. entioue eolviction—for Mr. Howell is one of those men who he 4 every prospect of preferment, and everything in his immediate circumstances ca lculated to detain him. If the 06;11;s/era kaown.;there are not a few r Cher clergymen who would (-now in his st.li, in the county of Cornwall, were they to allow honest conviction to sarnacnnt other considt rations.—Plyegouth Jowled& n I 11 T .. 4 4 a 4 17 I lf i Cr Mit b r - 1