The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-25 00:00:00

001 • ••• p„ p SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR THE SEASON 1867. No. V. T 3 781 IDITOI OP TIM PITON.. THE DERBY. bitt,-11.1). Maude as the sole ropresentative of W Wuetap stab* wbile t►ere ate bet VIVO, at bisrlbo respb. 6re at Luabosis, sae at Swindon, ud two at Newbury. AT WAIITAOR. Doris's.'. —Mr. T. Pareslll 1) by thsCare—Theasoltss starter Ida WINO, sad has r• perfornsaham' have hoes so extraordinary that I will pat them together in fell. Hs sea made first nivesrite for the Aliberp Park Stakes at Plorthaerroo, b .1 was sot is the fi-s , sight, wbich cos setted of Madame Cheviot, Moneta , R B Eisner, Admiral Loose, the F ormer ' s . D.eghtee filly Lady litaleolie ! sad &Win. At Ns emorket Flips Serie, be lloillhtd fourth or Milt, in the company of Fir, her..ten several lengths from Lord Notes (first), Westin Tows-, and Tricolor (6 b sates). 1. r the Two-Year Old Blakey. At Winehert4 he ran against Dia* for the Grange Park Biskra but eras not erne g iks Pant oven—Tam O'Sbante., Gt.. Hawes (4.b este.), San. Mockhere. Miss N•gbtioptale. Anita •sad Led, B,ehrl. At York August he was beaten off for Sseasiai, fiat which semis others ea., and the first his were Augury, &lachrimose, Bad Waite and Bate. Skirmisher, sad is p '- tor; and at the same ram ting • bad filth to Blink Honey. Skirmisher, Norton, sad Auger) (3 b sutra) for the Oust track Stakes. At Warwick fhpreainer he started, is the Dicer t 12. k from Chasms di Vrtg?. t w the Castle Pik Stoker, and he was very sear upsetting the "pot" es the latter, miff ring bat a halt length defeat, after a close ram. AT Caitiff he hitt Ike Paws colt and WorOtlllll, in a canter; and this, ' , eking like an imorovomest, was not forgotten when he went to Chesterfield, tor the public" swede !sign the favourite with 7.t, 21b f a the Revival Haadi. sap, bet co stamblerd donee the early part of tbe racy sad was stn;pad het , re reaching i he distaecti--corsequettly be walked is let, his op e oeeets reins Duchess of fietherlead, lit ; Noreen, let 12. e; Z meal, B's 7 b; leweter, 7st 91b; Isledia, 74 4 b ; the Lease Laurie milt, 7.1 21b ; and Jack Spring, flat His owner backed him at the Now• Imarlost Hosghtem, and he was made tbe fee 3111 fit• for the SO sore. sweep egaiest Augury (Slb *tire) sad Hsanock bars, eves thresh he lad bees beets. a long distaste Mille by the former at York, sad ones by the latter at W in duster, sad M justified seek ocefildenes by whining in a 111121111110111 cantor, and thus became a great tr pot" for dm Manny, the alt ice In his appearance beteg generally teethed. He woe the Nursery Handicsp without an efi .rt, earning Bit 21k. battier Somerset, 4lti ; Gams Pullet, Tat 91h.; Double Gio'ster, let ; Poasfiul, fist 21b 81st Sirs, get; Maid of Atinse, 7st 131 b ; Peep's" Tom, Tat 13Ib ; Sb. Farmer's Daughter fi ly, Tat 9.b ; Y irkshirommi, rat 131 h; the Jews,. colt, 7.t 711); Paula Moab, Tot ilk ; Leo. let 41b; Mow, 64 131 k; Oa. barlsas4, 6.1 131 b; sad Admiral Lyons. Theo* two wletones brought him tato mottos for the Derby, midst owe bum he looked likely to be made a favourite, bet it nest be b.:.rse Is Wad thee he has bastes so Derby Ursa as yet, a tee Nevem lot cosset have the smallest pretessioss to seek • race, and it it oily ow sissies of his looks that he fads faros'. His stable bed a good lice i• the epilog ttrAtgh Apathy, and they c mld hardly have imadetta mistake they appear to have ace. at Nortbitop Ise; it is probable 'hey wets forestalled is the market, sad has patty rot casting the report to he 'Triad that he Wes • "good thine." 'err easy work was aergsed to him all the tumor. When a sea:lest somber. of eyes were blinded H. was pat into strew, trainier agate, sad that will smut Oar his sadden improvement. He Is sable assay moderate- Plied three year.old, dotes good work, and looks Ilk. oea that meat is. Dro.ll with time—moo that he bad better be Matched on the Derby day. Li SWINDON. r. Biatoe's Bsess,by Chstbao—Bide- Meddle, has started Afore time. but hair sot sobbed him self to two year old more. At Boost Boomer he beet a large field of sll See f,r the Derby sad o.lts Belling bakes, bit tea year old enormous bloc Whiteface. Little Ittho ' sad the Lsely of Peaydarea Sly. He was mitered Ae b. soil for 60 son., bat fetched 210 ohms. At Rasp b. he wu brews la a eater by Csatrip for the Railway Plate, Rath tieing wiecod ; at Brigham he woe the Biesaiel by a head from Maid of Athos, the Lady Barbara lily (a bad third), sad Desdentoss, sad was beats an hour afterwards by (bloodmobile is a aster, for a Belling moo; she boomer save him bat 221 b. for two years. Borteress arid Miss Nlithtiorale beat him for the Borough Plate at R•ading, where he was sot placed for the all eged Courbsa Heading. He on. thrice at T10.T.40 with older h true; and twice at Cardiff, sad beat Aaaot Lyle by a colt he Um Shorts Stakes. At lloammath the Liter earned the taitles to hiss is a easter for a Belling mice; and at Warwick the Lady Barbara Ally had bar re sume far the Brighton defeat, as dm best him abase • seek Oar the three-forlosg Boadicea Plate, sad also for a &riling nor, fa which latter ha bad to Mu her weight. At Wee lock he was lett for the Abbey Makes, and at Ludlow a bad fourth for the Shorts, no two-yeas-old nosing spinet him is either nu. It will be sees that he sousteased well, but his brio, scut-off of Mr. Howard's stable 12 011fileiOnt to show he has so .7..hosaa Bar the Dreby. sad he has pralsally lest this good lons bashomod at Spoon sad Brightu, his owner being willing ti lab SO SM. for him at Lealow. .f.ciZricWii> 7 Epiri—E'e%t'a J. & Potbss'e Yetis'. by Bonita— da W. Tau A. TATLOMI (F)field).-11r. Orevillee colt bp Orlaado —Elopement. Lord Wawa', three strived km from llidOlrhsur lakt week. The Brine anti WU elm of the hat for the Althorp Park Stakes at Northampton, won by Madam' Cliequot ; an- Owed, hut well up, for the Woodrow Stake, at kmom Sommer, woo by Common's ; sad owe of the last throe, with alight weight, for the Goodwood Nursery. woo by Martinet. He will carer make the lent star. Natiom sad the Elapesteut colt on both untried, mid the Hernander Milt (Lard Glargow'r) blow t►e beet lookien here. I. Psteca'a.-111r. limes Kiss of the Isles, by Mal bourso—Duebeas of Lisle; sell by Tosebsinee—Dip , doss,. Specie' Limas., by Cusean—Bridle. E. Pewee, —Mr. IL P.,,. Lambent* (Mather to Coroner), by Loup pares—Sister to Satirist. esmes.—Mr. Bybee, Co•nseeties, by Alarm—DOHA. Illng Man Isla hes sot hoes out, and Speetal Losses has tiny roe twice—beaten off at Center Spring, who a great favourite, he the Mostys Stakes, woo by Lamboure, and also for the Csavivisl, at York August, won by Ls , y Hawthors. TM Dipthong colt les wry as certain seine!. At Salisbury be wee sapiend for the Wilton Ps k Stakes, won by Hardie and Telenet; at Goodwood, saplased for a 'Altana Handicap, wee by Patter,: In ; sod at Doncaster, well op for the Poetised Plate. &gamer. of his own year ' oleo was third, "ivies him 231 h. Al Chaim Astsma bs bad the best .f no weighs with ilvelys. Primes of Orasge, Masson, B dorm sad Martian, sad boat tben easily for the Grand Stand Plate; sae tie afterwards rasa dud heat with Niel Hathaway, at bat lib fir the vase, for the Wymetay Hea ding,. sans farness with Sir Humphrey (to when be Rave 111 b) a mad third, Undierbasd (giving his 11114 tomtit. sad Graying (amiss) bosun of. At Warwick Detelsr, he was issplaeird for no Castle Pub Bantry, when Oemna dl Verse, giving him 211 b, woe. At Shrews , Bevy Astons he did sot got peeper) y away from tbs post tor the Corps/sties Plate, woo by Bethune Logi', with Strawberry stem, 6 sad mat day be was fairly hostas is • three helms nee by Gann by a week, wites esterad to be sold for 20 eon. Setup nob • shifty 'estimate, his .weer Y sot likely to outran him with mach seamy for any rase, mad If the stable have a taw at all it is for Spacial Linen, who is a ales, seuspoot Meaty, sitting k ski has Bialippolated thin as two accustom. Lembosto has raw a doses tins,, and won four i yet be wee within a seek of winner on Stu other mossiona, sod has always bees cm of the lint three is es ores ens nos, and that was when he Hued to oetostare. He has testes Madam Climate, Odksll , Smith Wooten, Sprig of Bleillelegh, Doable fillestar, Saunter, Conlon, Magni- Ser. Vigil. CHM", Manisa, Apathy, Amos, Duty the Ma Meant. Nent, Positive, Possess, Imm ense., Lord of tbe Hills, wieners Puller Vasiq, sad Beechnut oe their merits, sad Hofillash 1 shesid add, did I .4 knew to was far from up to lb* mark whoa they met WO rousts' is the Cloarwell I tam so heed of, sumpt with referent to Loyola, who beat him easily—he, hew son, had {As eats*. Thor* are but few who ess be ocesidend minim to his. Comisetios Met him dimly st Emme, and Drummer sad Tommie at Newmarket, wt level weights—primps the °sly resales defeat be leaffered daring ths met WOOS aad if we sake allow ince for hie bang Tether stale himself, sad mattes fresh hones into As bargain, his perfacmasen will bear the sat Seven criticism. I bane gonad ea several ceaseless that at. has sot bees ells to re. over belt • mile acidafortsbly, ma rbore, Ike Comer, he may be de ilsiost is staying asaline a. At Spoon especially be seem e d t o gins way wls the last gasser of a tallo, the bill and the sic W imp Way spreestly too musk, sad If that is his Wing I Ms well esamillia Irby 60 to 1 is laid against him. I. bowomr, Binh Int Mtn of Loup pros is worth mother 'MI, mid, for Wing purposes, I think all good judges will Sass 60 to 1 alteitimilhours. Conaotiva boo Dot bees herd worked. At Herpradra I. was the Two-year Old Stake, cleverly from Adams (Mb matte), Toaraanost (lost star), tad several stiles; mad ha followed this op by defeating Limbos: a Apathy, Merano% sad a few bad as.. at Epaaa flowner, as wally, that Mr. Barber wow very salaam to bey kilt, sad he did set .wend till ha made as Waage, as 2.600 avisssa la hie offer. Theo eery seat Uwe he me he le boohoo easily by Touroaaeot (at Hateptes), mad at Zeiss Ito a oda' defeated. Otis Maass lad Maid of Altana Asiehiag Won Mat. Ahhentak ha pro than both I do met think tho moo wae am It aboold hays twee ; and by debt% at litatploa It far from eallefectery, m hi. Wry./ 406161•4 to via Ida mother he hod Is the rase. we that I. (mild sot sent woo SIB that me was bestow &alai that fba beet Letabrada is a anion la should holds greet nosy oaf*, sad I thlak fAm dooldadly the boot laveetatrat la the pee at his mown puha 10 to I ; owl of the lot at Lam. Mara ha it the best boh lap fa t sow by assay pomade, sal Lisboa,. is sot doing moth work. AT MITWALTAT. Y. DAMSON'S. Lord J. Se 401 Lady Hawthorn, by ! Wiadhousid—Alien Howthoes, sad Goa. l'oel'e ldweesser, B, Orlon". o —II arty &eery. Plat tar of theme two halm appeared an,. thee ow. It was Lady Hawthorn that upset BAJA Bossy et York, while A number of gentlemen desirous of oviociog their h , gb sewn of them is which Alderman Hodgeos, the late Maya of Birmingham., discharged the tropeetant dates of his oMos, resolved to present him with some tamp' hie mark of respect. A small committee was kneed, and is a few days, without any pablto sotillcatios, a my . 0 ..1 adorable sum was raised, sod the gagmen of pr este' the testimonial took plies at the Gallery of the 8 .ciety of Artists os Tuesday. Then was a sumeross standing of Mr. Hadrian's (remits, including • large assembly of ladies. The serene of plate, of which the testimomial consists, wee displayed as • table near the top of the room, and was not lees reasnabla for its redness Mu foe t he elegem* sad beauty of its deep:. Mr. Lucy (cUirmaa ef the sommittee), adenoids' Mr. Hague, said that We friend. wen happy to meet him a that ocossion, la order that they might have as opportaaity of expressing their opium of him la hie prints capacity. Although he nine to Birmingham so entire tenger, his persevorstios and industry achieved for hen • position which his freed' around him were proud to see him occupy. (Hear, hear.) Harms deservedly obtained that position, he did that which every mean emu period of his life was justified in doieg. gave up • great patios of hie time to public duties. A pet sad laudable ambition made him desire to aim at obtatning the oMes of chief magistrate of the tows. He did succeed is eking to that Inman post, and the 111111•1111 r la which he had me diated himself es Mayor of Birmingham had gives the iitmaitestisfactien to MI. (Aeolian) Had N. tatimosial he was about to prang boon tended to him in emsiderstiou of his pable services the table taut ben bees larger, and emend with article. Mr more valuble. Had the tows been soled spun it woo d have nspondal most folly ; bat he (Mr. Lacy) begged that he would sot eessider the testimosial gives to him is hie ruble 'opacity ; ft wee quite detain from that. He had come amongst theme a treed mid acquaintance, sad as • valued freed they received him mo t cordially. They felt it was dui to him that his private hinds should mark is memo way thee esteem lac his ellanoter ; a few eseembled together, so manse or request for subscriptions was mad*, but as it was haws that private friends were permitted to eostribute, the lit was made up, the arena' sot beteg so mutt this object as to give al: ss opportunity of eastributieg. This had enabled them to present him with • amnesia which be (Mr. Lacy) trusted he would sot value from its entails worth, but on moue of the motive which is duced them to prosiest it. (Applause.) He had great pleasure is preseatisg to bias the maim:nisi, trestle' that it might indoors to his childna's children as • proof that ha had filled a high position is the tows, and gathered synod him the 'denies of all he Meads. (Chian) The testisnestal cosseted of • envies of plate, via., four entree dishes, with covers and warmers, with • gegen piece and plateau, sad two fruit steads. The defies of the toga* ping is an adopts:in of • Pompons tripod, Inviog the sohysz supportin of the glass bowl far fruit and &wen: Each of the other anises is after seemlier style of ornament, sod the Weer, which is twesty-two babes in diameter, has • chased sad pierced border. Is the mates of tbs salver is the follow(' g inseription, surmounted by Mr. Hodges's crest: "This saner, together with • service of plate, was pretested to Thomas Willard Tacker Halmos. , Mayor of B , rmingham, is 1656, by • suater of he fri ends, in intimacy of their penes of the maser is which be dis charged the duties of chief 'magistrate, sod is tikes of their per cud regard." The testimonial is the design sad maasfactsre of Messrs. Elkiegtoa sod Co., sad, in taste sad workmanship, does h to that eelebrated Arm. The Woe of the SOV•141 I. about 200 guineas. Adoring' HODGSON acksowledgel the gift Is a few sp. propane remarks. He felt totally usable to reprise to. teelvigs Inlets animated him at that iciest, bet he would eadeavour, la se few words se posdhe, to men to has his asses of the deep obligations he eatertsiaed to those hinds ha saw 'resod bins. It was perfectly true, se Mr. Lacy had said, that some twenty-two years ago he some late Me town without as aegusistaace—he might say without • friend. It was true, also, that he had endssvoored, dare, the period of his rerildesie among them, to pie by his **duct the esteem of his fellow as... (Best.) That be lad gamed that setts, what plasm cdid he need ten the testimonial whish had bets to him ? Equally ass wee it that be bad sa sm bites to awns at what aay man might assaider an housr—samely, the chief mogistray of the bensgb. He did attain that office, and sediment to do his duty when oesspyisg it. (Appian ) Had he sot demo Midst, he would not hove bee. sierrossded, as he thes was, by so many hied heeds. He was happy to beat that the testi mostal was sus • patio one. He hoer, gestlemea Ma had preceded him in the mayoralty who had discharged Nair duties with far more ability that himself; but they hod sot, he was eneelsood, been situated by a greeter desire to do that whisk was right. (Applause.) There wore some who had filled the aloe of mimic without rennin slosh marke of man es these which had bees shows to we. tie tumid .sly ay be was sorry for it ; but from what bed remehed him from the oommittee, the protest was • sneellensoes elan of • few had friends, bet whet he said a few ha wee wing. He sonstelared that • men who same date the town Maoist a freed, aid had • tottimosial presorted to him by towards el 200 (reeds, had a right to be proud. (Chan) He was mend, sad he seeepted the gift as • tribute of his (rinds' noun sad regard. Whoa he saw the members of he family aloud him, be hoped the testimonial would be beaded dome to them, and by them to othen, unsullied, sad that the day would be tar Mesa% when the eight they thou einem* would be effaced from their memory. He en* sot empress his 'rations is Attie( tense, but would am it up is • weed-ahe *inked them all. 10411411 T THE INCOME Tax AT Hub. DINIIIMILD.—Os illoeday eveeleg a meting of tits Inhabit eats el limidenilell sad its 'Welty was held Is the =ma Hall, bevies bees cooveatel by the Chief Ipso reipsialties, Mimed by abJet 400 persase, te senaliar Me H /e s seisayf peallin parliament let a medifisallla a isewite tee, sail as @Versals of the moms yareesidei maser of easserfass h. The Chief Co.. stable mialial.aml several lelhesetial gesilwase add the easede. spa the isequalities of the income tax, for the meet part spladdiag, however, the prmeiple of direct hastiest. Haelealsese were pesse4, Natio; that la the "Mies MJo Wleeololf, sew the war had erased, the tax eboald be redammite the name it well have hies .sewed at, wader the eel et 1868, hal the war sot istervand ; that the salasery for the SIMOSIMaast of the tae was defective ;" "a moiety of the sad additional sow ealesiesen shield be y sleeted by thine liable to the sesesemest s" mid that the Melaalities of the tax Amid be releedie4 by “ditereatial antis" epos differtet deseriptiose sf lareme, asseediaa to their relative Oarestar of eemparative permeate's sr preeeriouseee." These sr scilaticies were to be embodied in a petition. sod seat to Vinseest Onleeish, M.P. for Hadderelleld, for preseatation to the Home of Clemmens. INCOME TAX MEETING AT Roan=lill..-00 Te. edgy evens, a issue hall of the noses' of Rochester WY held ia that oily, presided over by the Meyer, Mr. W. micilany for the surpass of melting the abolition et the lanais tat at the sullen possib.• period, sad ',Wally tie additional war tea o' 94 I. the pond. The Mayer, who is o ni of the keel COMMlleSioll4lVefor the WINOS tut, diamond the impost es beteg both asjut and deepotis. Fens his aweless@ es one of the sommiseinen he had lam been el mem that it afforded a remises for rascality, sad was a earn teethe esantry. Mr. R. Everest moved a resolution, ts the effect that aa laic.* tea en the trades, missiles's, sad , ges,eal Wintry of the sonetry le stint le Frie -1 60., sad that Aran the despoils sad laquisitorial ' node of its seementeat it I. °bunion sad 'sienna to the eimausity, sad therefore that it might to be abolished at the earliest presible period. The resolution also stated that the connecting et the preens additional war tea of alas !peen in the pined beyond the 6th of April neat, would he • violation of the spirit of this an of parliament, ty which the nablio were led ti behove that this impost should set be, onthesed fee Usti Una sae year ekes terniestion o f hostilities. This enelution was serried ansainniely ; sad, steer the smetiag had been addressed by J. Fiord, En-, 1 Mr. J. Thome, and Mr. F. Wheeler, • petitioa to portio ning, preying for lb. redestime aid subs, gent repeal of the income tax, woe annimesny agreed to. INCOME TAX Pd 1 ITI NO AT CHELTEXIIAM. —A 'noble wadi( wee held at the Towa-bell, Enameling', on Tuohy ionise, Caputo Berkeley, M P , in the Muir, for the peewee of pstitloalsg parliamest agalast the sostia•fialle if th e iseels•-an in its present form beyond April neat. The differeat 'peahen having echoed the oatmeal spines se to the inaseireans aid nineties of the tag, and the lequieireniel sodeof Its ones•mest,reselseiees wen paned la seises with these senleseals, sod a petition to th• Illib , Ware unanimously weed bo. Ju itc its' CHANBIRS.—The chambers of the several Judges to Serjeniteosa will be closed this day, Friday, the, 2611 e Saturday, 77th; sad kleaday, 29th arasat. JeeepiLawtoo, • ear driver, aid—l haw the demand, and spoke to him last night. This morning I west into tae home kept by Yrs. Itaf 'ley, ad had • glass of ale. This wee shortly after one o'ciock. There was a mem leased at Me door from W. oetede, sad said, " It Is ail rigot ; we west a glee , of ale." Mrs. 84tley said she could sot let my body is. One of them said," We will tome is ; you have got some COMM la, sad why not let us la f" She refused to kit them is, when they betas to kWh It. door. She opened Oho door, when one of these milted in. sad she pushed him back by the shoulder. Tbo primmer Smith is the or.. who reseed lam the house. What the deemed ease up we were all Weide the door. Yrs. Batley told the deceased to pomade the ms to go home. There did not appear to be say miry or boil words Wilma the potties. The men west mead by lialliday's corner. I sad the deemed 'to,d talking together at the currier for about a minute or or whoa see of the nes came round towards Bridge -strew. I cm% ay which or., it war as the deceased turned round mad met him, end taught bold of his or., saying, " Where are you gouts ?" Lad as he tamed him mood be maid, "Oo home with you." I did sot see soythiag same of them seta I heard a great notes at the earner of Bridge street and Hmeilton•street. I then raa towsrds them. I sow the deceased toadying his belt end taltiog it off. When I pot op to him he mowed to stagger, and I pot my are r-med Al.. and said, " What is the matter, Toughen 1" lie replied, "I ant dose, Joe—l sea does ' Joe-1 am dose Joe." I then misted la putting the deceased ism tki &tawdry. Polise-coastable Whitehead wee with the dammed whits I west up to hies. I great with the demand to the ststicm-home, sad stopped with him Tamil he died. The primer Braes wee close to the deceased when I went up to kin at the isomer of Bridgeetreet. The deceued's sloth were taken oil, sad I saw that he had • woad on the left side of his breast. _ . _ JurorfTM ---- printaer Smith was aboat Weal, yards off. By the prisoner Smith—l wes not drink that I know of attar time. I did not bear Mrs. &Any tall you that you might kayo two glasses of whiskey it you would drink it at the door. I will swear that she did not say se. By a Juror—TM primers were sot drunk at the time. The primmer Smith we. in custody, sad the ether prisoser said, whef I took hold of the demaged, " What have you got to do with it ? Let the maa go." Richard Whitehead mid—l am a constable belonging to tin Birkelbead polies force. The decagon, Willis.. Vaughan, was also a member of the sine force ; he was la it before me. I have bees la It two years end three moans. This morning, about tea Wayne put 2 o'clock, I Wee at the Woodside, whin a ear-driver told me they bed bees tinkleg for a pelienna a go to Softley's pubic: Anne. I was making the best of my way up, whoa I met the de mand and the prisoner Brno at Halliday's ironer, at the end of Bridge -street. I said to deceased. "What hes bees the row here ?" He said, " They have been kicking Use. Softley's deer, and kicked the pan' in." I asked him if there was say mon, sad he said, " Teo, there is seethes along Bridge street" He mid, " I harm him by sight, bat mot by name." I said, "It is best to get the., names sad when they live." I thee asked Smith when be lived, sad his reply to me was, "At home." I then said, " Wen is your salsa ?" He said, "I know that, and that is plenty good smoosh." I said," We shall sot stand this from you ; It yea don't give as your name and address, we will pat yea I. &Worrell." Smith said helloed in Brokeetreet, sad that was all he Gould tall. I then said to the deceased, " Let as take them to Bridewellat nee." The diresseed thee caught hold of the primmer Smith. she was not for going. • muffle took pins between them. I had bald of the prisoner Bras. I mw by the modems of the prisoner Smith that he was striking the Amsted with hie right lead Is the bass; bat I did not see say knife. The deceased all nesse let go the prisoner. sad said, "He has bees ung a hallo, he has stabbed me." The grainer Smith then raa away.pi:= I was gong after him, whoa I saw Clarke, anther sat twelve yards (rem him. I shouted to g; ho top hies, es ho had stabbed Vaughan. Clarke thee met Smith, sad kneeled him dews. When I got up Smith was Iglas on the penmen sad Clerks with him. He was thew liningid tithe Bridewell. The dicessed.Vsegbari. Om some wp.saleald, "I ea dying." I left Vaughan fa shwesse gem gssenethere sad ran tor tau. donor. After I had ripened do gene at the Milan house I took • laatiten. sad moat when the seals lad thee place, and I there famed this hails. (re. hods was 'redskin, sad was a co.- mos psalm that hallo. the Wade beteg about fear hints in with swa polo.) were severmarks l ent bind es the ysharp blade, and she es Thwe the hand le. The pellessee's (Smith's) bends wen Wady. (The dtatesert. 'oat end gleam were peedesed. There went four sieges the left pegnitke deceased's enermet. His lane, coat sad all his wesensepparel were tely wanted with bleed, bat osily estesat had perlmnMd the loader clothing) There was a fresh sat ea the Weenie Smith's right hand whea be was takes late ewitedy. The peissases wen la drink, but evaA not he 'shad drunk. By a Jarar--It ie itapoesible that any r the, person incept Is prisoner Baitb could hare 'slatted tte wound which ansad Vsaahaa's death. Dy Y. primer Balth—lt was about to satiates after pas NM at tat polka alas that I brought la the hada. It an ale nlle bas Ind I sad 'iambs& Laid you we would bel d ati yea to Beldawall basal, yaw aid as give year sane sa TI. teoWN—I did act boar yea, Char Clarke said — When I was ea duty this worlds. the law wits's, galled torn.. It wee about tea siestas pest two Veleek. I was at the weer of Haunitoe-nreet. I heard Whitehead call oat, " Stop kis, atop hi., lw has stabbed Veenbew." Taw primer (_•111) was tbsa multi towards so ewe Deidpmercet. WI.. I ease par to his 1. drew bash hie lewd sad said, " Look oat, you —." I Op awash Yea eh the bead with a stick, sad Peeked him dews. Whitehead Shea ease up sod assisted is. to pt tho of the around. I m took his boo custody. I E i r :awe of the Wee prime O rs la the polio. Wise for three quartets of as how. Doris. which Braes asked If Vasikaa was dead. I said, "Yes, he 1.." Broom said, "I an very sorry for It." mad Smith said, "Aad ea we I." Smith would met talk. lia was 'Bader the Wiped* of drink. By Iladth—l put tho head's& as yrs when yea wew Is the statics, sad mot at the Woodsido. I did sot strike you tbe fps whoa you wore haadatfled. Mr. M. Jewett, a sereeoa, eald—About twnty satiates pm tyre uds manila, I was Galled up to visit the dimmed. I am se Use s je dies, sad bead his la a dying state. He slightly but died la shoat tunas sy ratneten I easealawil Wm. found a wound on tie left olds: It woe ea lush issx, awl abase two bead a queries Webto below the nipple. floe was rensidersble internal hesertbsire bat set naked le .sea tMdat► i Tins anemone I ede • pest meas. eseraisallea of the body, and 1 found the wound ealuiledi two Wise and a had obligaely, bead thee It west beeldeffitally, Wades the &pea of the heart. Time was aOw eperilag lea do left veatriel• of the heart, the wooed ewe being &Hat tie third of an loch, whisk was the saw el Nadi. I !eve ma the kilts produced, sad it Is seek aa iselimaitat as would fdiet wash a wound, if used wi f ora. 1 - 11;sprioases did not pat say easstioss to this witness. The Pirissaan—la Mn. Biloxi, of tlis Conway AM" Mrs, or Ur doubter ? If they aro, they ma prove that we had lee or Ns slimes of whiskey, sad had store hear at the aorth end of tM tows. TioCorosol:.itaappo so yogi want to show that yes wen drink ; bet &Reiman' la ao neon for art..; than fen, I de sot think that evidence is of man onewneetw. It,. Ilepriatoodest Banta bawls' Intimated to the court that he had so other wino. to eall, the aorner walled epos the Wiesen, altar the anal maw, to sake any statement they algid wish. iho sa ilik•ONN Smith mid they west to Mrs. Softley's dew asked foe some drink. Mre. &Sky said the would give se Isms stkeide, bat wesld sot let us is. I ▪ "You have sebum Is, why set let se is ?" I Ikea ksoskod sad klekod od the deer. When they seat kr the pollee I hid sp, but I same set spin, sad was talkie, at the don until the dammed, Vaughan, emu up, sad I told Mut I witted call s glen of drink. Mrs. Soitley same to the dose, sad s woman it dm window said, " Charge them up." Weeks told.. to go home, sad waivers geieg Mine, but use of them wasted say madras', sad I would set give It to him. I west towude Albios-street, sad bed set bees walkbag easily more Mies s Waste, when 'Vaughan same up sad hit me very violestly with the oa the beak, se I tuned round sad said, " Mr. Vaughan, des% ill as se like tbst; if yes west me to go to bridiwell I will ye." He then got Si bead feet is my threat, sad ill seed mo with the stick ea my Wheaten, and I bad a• mime The execution of the two prisoners Dedea Redlines and Thomu Mansell, who were elsovicted of murder at the late ageism for the aunty cel Kent, has been flied to take piers on Thursday, Jausary 1. la ordinary roam the esgcation of Maimed, who, it will be remembered, was con- Meted of the Snider of a milliard of the 49th Regiment, in which Its wee a private soldier, would have take. place on the seated market day attar his conviction, bat as that hap pened to be Christmas U.y, of warm it was felt to be am practicable f r the sentence to be retried into effect on that day. The primer Bedews, who was convicted of the murder of • young groom to whom be was engaged to be married, sad her sister, leader the usual mum, as his con viction did sot take place 'mil the day following that of the trial oldie other pri•oaer, would not have had the geoteemi Ire him carried into e ff . at lentil the day above-named, sod Mr. Palma, the Under-. 1• riff of the county, upon whom, as the deputy fog the High-sboriff, the arraegentent of all theme mature devolves, woof re soosidered It expedient that the execution of both the unhappy men should be flied for the later day. Both the prisoners appear gait* resigned to their fate. reitelvieg 51b from her, Angry, Bkyoutter, Wardismaareke, Matilde, and Special L•eesse also rooting. It hes sires been proved th.tt Blink Bossy bad no butane when she was —behind Augury as well so Lady Hawthora—and tab Inc tato coceideratioft the differeisoe is the weights.—ray 1 Augury gave her 31b and ran her to a neck—the Timor, is not much to bout of; sad even aupposiag the ram was •I true.rmi one, the tables ought to be timed oft her by both • °moments at level weights. Bbe certainly le • doe strapping um, sad nut very raw; but wing that Bitak Ilftiny d.dl sot show within about 14Ib of whet she had before sad Ilse siDeS, she mat not be too freely backed, eves when in full . bloom. My opinion is sloe against her oa the ground that she is math too big for the Bosom Dowse, for my fumy ; sod another hole in her cost Is the fact of Memoir. r bolos so mach faceted by some partisans of the stable,menting to show that they haws • doubt which is the better of tbe two. Montagu beat Mohawk, Keepsake, sad Bel Cheese Yes, essay at Newmarket, sad he immediately found Meade; yet the Clarissa colt beat Mohawk quite us easily at the same ninths", ad I cannot thisk that the running *build haws improved tens bones position more than the other's. If Messurger had been such a flyer his piety would not have let 100 to Igo beggiog about bits beton the rec.. I should sot stead against anythiost that is backed is 'smut from the stable, bat they seem is such doubt which is their best that I am afraid the pair are no better thus their running would make them. I cannot have Messenger at any rate, sad the superior animal of the two will turn out to be The Ludy, although bar action will sot suit the Derby Coarse ; she must also show herself msuy pounds better tls-u Mee msg.., before eke has say chancy. METEOR. Dm. 20. TER MURDER AT B, -•-•--- 1 LIVERPOOL, Wanessovt. The inquest on the body of the policeman Vaughan, who was brutally murdered (es reported yesterday), was held last sight at Birkenhead. Th• pap having been sworn, prooseded to slew the body of the deceased, after which the following evidence was eddseed : Yee lase Batley, residing in Cheater-Newt, Birkenhead, deposal that about half put one o'clock that mondeg she had oesmisio• to send for • poliecassa, became tee two pri. *oases were knocking at her door, which is a public how, and she could not sank them. The deceased, who was the policeman fetched, told then to get away home, and be walked down the street with them. By the Coroner—Did you give them into custody ? Witssee—No I did not. 1 did not see anythin g men of then, or the de ceased. I cannot say whether the sea were drunk or sober, but I Umtata at first they were drank ; but from the way they talked I cannot now be positive. By a Juror—They bad r ot been &faking at my bonus in the course of the any or night. lam sure the men knew quite well whet they were after at the time they were there. prisoner Smith—That is quite sanest what she says. I did kick the do Tbe prisoner Breen—Cu yos ny that we both kicked the dcor ? TtiiiWitatia—No, I candid, bat I ham that the stoat aim did. PaWick Fox, s groom, stated—l live la Albion - attest, Birkenhead. Lest night I west to the house of the last witness, sod she malted is. to go tor • polies constable. I fetched the deetased, who west uo to the. and told them to go hone. They then said, " Well, Mr. Vaughan, you will twain us, as wa want nothing more time a gloat of sentethisig to drink." The &cooed vl4 then that they would 'mitt seythusit to drlok that night, and that they had better go hone and go to bed. Mn. Boltley then opined the doer sad told the dimmed to no them oil, but 1 caaaot say the exert septersioo. The prisoner Liming—She told him to taker us to Bride we'!. TESTIMONIAL TO MR. HODGSON, THE LX MAYOR OF BIRMINGHAM. The Witnees—Tbe men went quietly away, sad the deceased followed thee a short distance. This is all I saw or heard. _ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, 1856. way of defending myself. That Is all I hays to say, except ' that I did not do it with the it:Omni= of mardsr. The prim:we. Breen was ■ sear Vaushas. The Co , aser than summed ■p the case to the jury He said the facts of the emit were so steer, that it was quite voutiomary for Islm to details them with any observationr. He briefly serrated ifs fuel, and then left it to the jury .0 say whetter they would coulee, Smith reapoosiale for the set he had emmitted ; bat of course, if there was a doubt, they would give him the benefit of it. With regard to the other prisoner, there was CO evidence evilest him, aad therefore he thought they watld exclude him altogether from their verdict; but he could not see how, on the seem roberated statement of Bmith, which was not muck to be relied on, they could do le," than gad a verdict of wilful murder; but still, If they behaved it. and thought that he ban beta abed by the digested as he has stated, then they might find a verdict of saanalinighter. The jury retired at five situates altar 8, sad after as atones of five minutes returned into court with a verdict of Wilful Herder against Thrates Smith Tl.e prisoner was then committed to take hi. trial at the mat assizes. Upon the prisoner bowleg the verdict of the jury. he turned dreadfully pale, and it was wit► great effort that he could keep from @Podding teen. He evidently felt the awful pantie° I. w►iea be woe placed, although throughout the icons's% he did sot at pear to be paying much attention to what was going ou, bong la • son of stupor. At the time the Inquest closed, them were b•edr.ds of person waiting about the counts ascertain the result, and dense the hearing the Interior of the court was crowded by the inhabitants if the tows. TEE CAPITAL CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. ATTACK BY GAROTTERS AND SUCCESSFUL RBSISTANCE. The garotters and burglars are beginning to get the went of it. A few more such suotestal efforts in re sistance as we have heel !only, and we shaU aot heir of so many of these dastardly attacks. We have much pleasure la recording that an attack by highway robbers, oa Tuesday evening. spin Mr. Charlin Ward, of the Vine Hotel, Ton crom-lue, Sheffield, was successfully repelled by Oat, geetleana in sock a we, es to give the robbers s'i taste of nine own quality." Buy in the nurse= Mr. Ward wean by train with two of his children to Muhro', for the purpose of taking them to the holm of his sister at Orebro', to spend the Christens holidays then. nose Masbro' they all walked to Greasbro', where they arrived la safety, and Mr. Ward prepared to return about five o'clock. Mr. Ward's stator warned him that several pu mas had hers mopped by robbers on the road Deletes °rushee and Mestere% Mr. Ward, for the purpose of self-defense, accepted a Moat weinag-stick, wad, thus armed, set out to walk back to Mouton', whence he is • to paten by the ale o'clock train to Sheffield. At • luny spot as the road, sear the farm which idiot's Barbot Heil, he abet a nes cm the footpath, to whoa he said " Good eight." Reesiving no reply, Mr. Ward's supielons were aroused, and be walks,: ou quickly, keeping a sharp look-out After he bad game a short distaste he saw another maa advanciug towards Ism from the opposite side of the road. He kept oa hie way, and the fellow approached, saying sonethlag sheet Its beim( a floe night. Mr. Ward replied " Yes, it is ;" and the men immediately asked, " Rive you got any nosey ?" " Yee, I have," cooly replied Mr. Ward; "do you wait it ?" . Yes, you must give it me," said the fellow. Mr. Ward (who carried his stick close up menet his side, se that la the dark the man Gould aot see it) at owe, with great presence of salad, resolved, Mesa the coarse to pans*. He said to the robber, " Suppose I gin yes the money, will you pot hurt me ?" " No," replied the fellow ; give me all you hen got, and I will not hurt you." While this was passing, Mr Ward, is order to throw the fellow oils hie guard, pretended to be unbuttoning his sat to take oat his money; but suddenly, going beak • stop or two, he raised the beadle end of the stick, aid dealt the robber a tremeadoue blow oa the side of the heed, which precipitated him to the ground. Immediately, the seas whom Mr. Ward had first mat, aid who a° doubt bad boon lurking sloes by to avast hie neepaaion, ease up sad wicked Mr. Ward. He seised Mr. Ward before he mold strike with hie stick, • strudel* ensued, aad they fell together. Mr. Ward, however, who is • powerful, naseraler nu, got the best of the anent. He heat the robber at blooms gene. Seising the ruffian by the throat, he favoured him with auk • squeeze as would give him a preened amen of the pleasures of being ga rotted ; and We, whoa the maw released his bold, he got up, took to by /tun, aid mad* the beet of his way to Mea bro', which he remehed time enough to start by the sit o'clock train. The other fellow bed no doubt been rendered iseensible by the blow ea the bead, for be tined while Mr. Ward renamd in the spot. Mr. Ward was co vered with dirt mad NMI tzbauted ; bat the only Wary he noticed was • nuns on tee back. Is tbe excessive darkens of the sight Mr. Ward did not very ditto/sly we the futures of hie analluts, sad it Is doubtful whether he will be able to ideatity then. SERIOUS CASE OF ABDUCTION. CARLOW, Doc. 23. At the petty esesions of this town three men were brought up charged with having carried rife youog woman amid ClickerMe Holahan from her parents ender minor. damn eireamstanees. T M ease excited the greatest hamlet la the tows sad neighbourhood, as daring the lavratigatioa dm soul was crowded to sum by peresos of both sues; u usual, the fair se: perpoaderated. Indeed the bench appeared to take as Ism deep interest Is the promediegs, as eo leas thou twelve assaistrams were present. Siam tie attempted sbdoetioa et KM Arbotheot by Mr. Cards., the ample of this country have not beard so systematic sad well arranged a plus for empiag off a female, although in the pretest ease the parties move in the humbler walks of life. Mr. Railer. asestosal promoter, .treaded so the part of the erowa. 'lke partite messed, who were tad.- leaded, were Thomas Daum, James Keefe, and Jolla Ban. Mr. Butler having stated the Ism of the ease, whisk will be found detailed Is the evidence, sad referred to the statute which bra oa the cam, proceeded to mil the Maness. Catherine II 'Whoa, an latenstiag yoaag girl of acme 18 summers, was the first witness ezassised. She meted that on Saturday morale, lasi, about 6 o'clock, she war procured ing to Carlow In a donkey-cart, secompanied by her mother end grandmother. Wcea a sheet distance from this tows her atteation was arrested by obsrving a covered oar secreted under a railway bridge, mar whieh were throe mac Oa amnia; am to the vehicle, the prisoner Dunne, who was a seem; is her father's employ meat, approached sad dragged her off the ear. la his efforts to do so, she palled her grandmother aloag with bar. She sereaseel for kelp, bat her primate Meg overpowered by the other ma, they were nimble to give my mimeo.. Dense being amble to form Mr into the ear, was misted by a person whose same else did not ham. Whoa hang into the car, Dame followed her, cholas this door behlad him, where epos Keels drove se se feat as he could, the third perm holding beck her 'mother and 'mad man. She remaised laseasable until they arrived 1. Atby, distil°. of tea miles. lies clothes were meek tors aad iajured I. the straggle. When they drove into Stredbally, three miles from Atby, Doane sad the ear driver, Keefe, partook of some breaklmt, bat she refused ; Daum, on her recovering her self pomessioa, frequently asked be. to marry him, bat she declined indignantly to *imply with his request. Is *sewer to the beach, the witness mid it was agelast her will and desire that .b. was then dragged away from her Meade end hosts. - The prisoser Danu bele resulted that the Titans lad agreed ow Friday sight to elope with him. The presecutrie repudiated the stateweat. Mary Huribu, mother of the last wits's% eorroboratod the testimony of her daughter; is her isfortnatios she mon that Jobe Baru was Use taird perms engaged is the attack, but s►e believed that she was mist►kes as to ►is idestity ; with reformat to Keels, the ear drive., she positively swore that ha aided sad assisted Damns is forties her daughter into the storeseduar : _ Mr. Butler said that et SHIM the prosecution against Bars 'Mule be abeadorsed._ I ; l;eilegTetreteeorditred isformetiene to be takes 'ohm' Donee sad Keefe to steed their trial et the Mirth assizes,' sad rotund to amid boil for their appestat's'. FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE STRAND.—Testerday monies as accident terminated fatally to Mr. David Corset, aged 67 owe, .ho resided sear Otamford-etreet, Black. friars. He wee enemies Piek•ttetreet, Strand, when the driver of the omnibus No. 6,331 called oat to him; sad before the driver lied Mem to poll op s the wheels of t►e ',bide passed over him. mutilating bits is • friohtfol miasma. He wee conveyed to the respite', bat lif. wee prommomod to be estiect. Tat EXPLOSION AT THE MONI-ERIDOE IRON Wor=e.—Velierde. murals, ea Impost wee held spas the body of Edward Dirkeseon, who 'Relived is Mesday afternoon la the Lode hammy, after *Merles mien- Hating spay from the effects of as esplosios st the Mask. bridge Ives Works, Leeds, the perticelare of which we have aimed, reported. The 'midgets cmicarred is proviag that the accident arose frees tco moth meter having been tuned out by the deemed himself. Verdict, "Accidental &Mk." TM POLICE COURT& MANSION HOUSE. The Lord )(syor requested that the prose would 'Amcor ledge the reoript of the following donations to the poor , box :—From /desert C. end Co, 61.; from Lord Alfred Paget, 21.; from I. 8., 20s. BOW-STREET. John Rape, who stands charged with welshing is TIM gamed Anderson, and attempting to stab policeman Thorne F 75 on Saturday afore on, and Mary Hcrrigan, who assisted In rescuing hint from custody on that occasion, were brought before Mr. Henry fur further examination. The evidence given on the former occasion was repeated. Regan said in defence that the 6nt offence was gins by Anderson, who struck hint on the preeious sight for no provocation bat what arose from a dispute about the quart. tit, of vinegar to be given with some fried fish that he was ' eating. As to the attempt to stab the constable, he alto. I gather denied that anything of the kind occurred. He bad not had • knife in has bend for these sic months. In support of his statement he called • young woman named Kate Connelly, who said she was lookit g out of the window of No. 8, Lincoln cant (when she live.), when the disturbance occurred, and Regan had no knife or stick. Mr. Henry, after warning her to take care what she said, as other witnesses bad sworn to the contrary, allowed her deposition to he taken. He asked her if she had ever been charged with assaults on the police ? Witness—Never, sir. I never was in a court before. F 64 said that she was charged about three months ago, in company with Regan and two others, with • violent assault on him Ole constable) ; but on referring to the books of the court, it was found that in the case alluded to the accused was Margaret Connelly, her sister. Mr. Henry inquired if there was any evidence to show the alleged cennazion between the prisoners? None of the constables being pripued to offer any such evidence, The girl's father came forward and complained that such • stabluirot should go forth when there was no evideace to support it. lhe fact wee that it use totally unfounded— she was an honest, hardworking girl. Thorne observed that the statement did not come from The Father—Somebody said it ; I saw it in O. papers. Mr. Henry—lt corMialy was stated by one of tha con stables._ _ -- ii;Fatber—lt is mash easier to take away a girl's character than to Ore it back to her. Another inhabitant of the court, a deeent.lookieg old woman. bore COMO forward, aid swore that liorrigan took so part in the disturbance, but was taken by the policeman In mistake for another woman. She was a respectable well tiondsend Mogan said he did not know her et all. Mr. Henry, observing that a jury most judge of these onflicting statements, committed both prisoners (or trial. Mr. Henry has received for the poor-boa 61. from Moan. C. and Co., and 10s, from Joe. WORSHIP-STREET. The following additional remittent*. for the tenefit of the smoky &thole?. attached to Bt. Peel's Church, Finsbury, Mw been forwarded to this court :—A dressmaker, li. ; W. Love, a post office order for 16s. ; Anonymous, 101. " B. 8.," 10$. ; " ft." (pottage stamp.), 2a. 6d. ; " S. H. (Clifton),2l. ; "B. W., ' 61. ; " J. B , ' 6.. ; „ E. R. C.," 31. ; lad Henry Jell, 10s. I. ackoowledgiog the donations, Mr. Hammill expressed his extreme gratification that the emosat he had already received was more than sufficient to reimburse the children for the leases they bad sestained from the failure of the Royal British Bank. For the poor box, the wound half WY 101. mote was received from " C. ;" "R.," 101. ; the B.lten' Company, 101 ; " J. 8. R.," 11. ; Mears. " C. and Co. ' " 64.; " X. Y. Z.," 11. ; " J. H. 1.," 21. ; and the second hail of en Irish note from Como politan," thtoogh Me?sre. oall!kft ...4.Bttarpo. CLERK EN WE LL. Ana Adams, aged 39, whir stated when charged that she was a prostitute, and resided at 32, Baffolk-street, Borough, but who, when before the magistrate, said that she resided la Pentoaville, was placed at the bat before Mr. Trywhitt, charged with &teeing from the person of Mr. William Richmond, a carpenter, of 21, Cliarterhouse-anest, Clerk's well, a pares cootainiog one 61. note, one 101. mete, and a quantity of silver, under the following circumstances: Tbe.prosecutor, who had one arm to • sling, stated that about a quarter-put one yesterday morning he was passing along the new Vistoriostreet, Cierkenwell, on his way home, when the prisoner, who was very fashionably attired, entered late conversation with him and stand that she wee wry tarry that he had had the misfortune to hart his arm. When he got to the corner of Cowcross street he beds the prisoner " good night," bet had not proceeded far before he heard the rattle of salver, and, Bodies that his parse was gone, he went after the prisoner end accused her of taking it. This she denied moat strongly, *ad said that if be looked on the ground she had no doubt he weld Gad it. Re Una called for the police, and one was on the spot immediately. Mr. Tyrwbitt raid it was very creditable that the police were on the spot at ones, more especially as some people new expect a policeman at every square yard. Police-constable Charles &obeli 32 0 proved taking the prisoner into custody, and la the passe boding the notes in question. Tht primmer denied the chugs. Mr. Tyre:hitt committed the prisoner for Irbil. WESTMINSTER. Mr. Arnold has received a di. note from R. 8. and C., 6i. from 8. A. D., 61. from Misers. C. and Co., and 104 from the Bolton' Company. MARY LB BON It. Yesterday, Captaia Broidon attended boron Mr. Broughton, to whom, by command of bar M a jesty ths Qaeta of bade, bs handed a 101. nom for the poor-boz. For Om sans beasvolost object Mews. C. and Co. hero Hat 64 NARLBOROUGH•STREZT. William Cook, helTer,CotraTrrst;e;,wa7sumenoned for lot having his oven forams so constructed as to consume itsoent smoke. Mr. Hoehn ' ; who attended on behalf of government, stated that thedefuident bad two furnaces that did not con sume their own smoke, end that be had been duly warned, and had made WOW slight alteration which had proved totally inefficient Mr. Sandmen, the government engineer, proved that he had visited the defendeet's premises sod had inspected hie foresees, which were without any efficient apparatus for eoneumiag their smoke. fie had referred the defendant to neighbouring bakers who had applied appera•ue which answered the purpose effectually, bat the defendant had done nothing to his 'gramma to cause any sensible diminu tion of the amok,. lospoetor Coombe uid he went to the defendant's boom sod could trove that one of the furnaces when lighted smelted for ten minutes. The other also smoked for some Mme, bet could not sey bow long, as he wen to the house. A constable proved that one fumes smoked for fifteen Weems, the other for five . . Mr. Cook hoped the magistrate would pompous th. cue, as he wee unprepared with evidence 0 show that he had dose all hi. power to comply with the proetsions of the act. He had ceased his turaacee to be altered, and had adopted the apparatus of an inventor, who was believed to hue hit upon the most successful discovery yet made for consuming smoke. He would prove that be had done all that could be dose la the way of emote c.naaruption. Mr. Beadon said the delsodeet did not appear to be aware of the strengh of the can 'latest him. It had bun proved that his furnace 'coked for a quarter of an hour, and that he had been referred t. his neighbour, whose furnaces had been altered, sad whose smoke was not visible for more than two mantes. It we. too late now to at up the plea that smoke could not he ransomed. The question was set at rut the other day is the ease of • steamboat company which elms before him. The company declared that it was impossible for steamboat farnave to consume their own smoke. The ..thepaby wee shown • boat fitted up with a satiable apparatus The eomputy acknowledged its error, and adopted the apperatu, by which a saving of 30 per cent in feel was acknowledged. If this cue were adjourned,' and the defendant failed Is what he undertook to prove, he must look to pay all the utheseee and tbe heaviest fine. Mr. Cook said be would undertake to show that the fer rous of his saigbbo.n who bad adopted the apparatu spoken of by Mr. &adieu, and to whom be had bees re. (erred, smoked quite as much u his own furnace,. Mr. Bodkin said If the defended', instead of confining Mower to his owe eath inteaded to attack his neighbour., he should object to ft:adjournment. Mr. Hindu ultimately agreed to adjourn the cam until the 6th January, to enable the defendant to prove that be bed done .11 that science 'mold suggest to do away with the emote of his two forma/cc Thomas Gabriel, saw mills, Bedford-plue, was sent stun mooed seder the sante set, tot s like atom. Mr. &adios proved that the cisfrodent had s 20thorse pow. r ensiae at the mills, sad that no sufficient spituates was applied to eassente the smoke. The smoke mite tYihls for hell' an helm Mr. °Abele' said bit defeats was that when be bad the I furnace erected be bad applied to a scientific gestlentaa to apply each an apparatus to the boiler as would carry oat the Intentioa of the act of parliament. Aa engineer named Overall said the apparatus was certainly oat of order; bat eves now he would defy anyone to wake the smoke cease out for wore than 37 seconds. II the spparatas was is repels, the awoke would not be visible for wore then 20 sesonds. He had himself fined Mr. Gabviel's spparatas two teen and a half ago, and knew *surly what it would effect, and what repairs were now wanted. It mast have been steam trots the shaft which Mr. Sanitises saw. Mr. haadiass said his saw dense black smoke for full five salaatas after the lamas* was charged, and fighter smoke for a coatioasacr. A steam boiler maker named Marshall said ba saw the (entice charged that morning, end could say that it smoke was risible for more than hall a minute. Another mitosis, an eugiumr, admitted that the appa ratus would oily est with proper Offitiellef when the fire was bright; when it was tow, black smoke would!» risible, but not for more tbss a minutia. Mr. Gabriel declared that his apparatus was so efficient that throughout the year it would not show smoke for more , than two-thirds of • minute, and haying establithod this by prainieel witnesses, he sebnitued that hi had implied with the requirements of the act. Impostor Dumas said he saw dense black make that monist for mom than a minute, and then light,, smoke,' which might be steam. Mr. Gabriel thought the mistake amend from mistaidog stases for smoke. Hs had gone to as enormous gamma in attemptiag to comply with the set, sod It was very William Allwood, brother-41.4w of the last witness, said that while looking at the pork in Mr. Haum sin's shop, he suddenly missed his relative, and soon tailing rotted saw blot lying upon the ground. Bitches .aid he had been robbed by the prisoners, and he endeavoured to capture them, but they got awn,. W i lliam Walker, 56 K, said that on hearing of the robbery he went after the pri.otters arid to .1c th. m into custody. They mane a violent MirtLICP. He found le. ld. upon Clark, and 3.. 9i. upon C eeeee y. Both prisoners declared their innocence. Mr. Self. said he should commit Chesney for trial, and dischsrge Clark. Cnesney continued to protest his innocence. Mr. Selfe—l shall commit you for trial, and •jury will decide upon your guilt or innocence. The prisoner then said he did not want to Iressnt for trial, and would plead guilty, although he was innocent. Mr. Belle—l mint punish inn...exit men. If yen plead guilty I can punish you. The prisoner —Then punish me, sir. lam guilty. I took the man's money. Mr. Halts—You are sentenced to three months' imprison. meet and hard labour in the HOU% of Correction. harseeieg to be troubled uoneceesarCy by enth pretending,. Mr. bandison, on being re-called, decl.iren that the smoke was dense nlatk smoke fur bee minutes. and steam after ward., with smoke fir several minutes i ccasionelly. Tks extreme limit for smoke we. 0118 minute and a halt; if it 'aimed balond that time, the partite were waned, and if nothing mu done, summoned. ARA . ; tome turrhor evid, nor, Mr Beadoo Beira the apparatus seas not adapted to ttfect the porposo of Ponies corsumption. He must, therefore, Jolliet the fine of 40s. and ate.. BINZTOLINCIII —Fr Jm C. Rimy, 6/. ; Mrssrs. C. and Co., 61.; E. C. D. 11. ; and Christmas-boa for the poor, 101, have been received; and for the m a n Pearson, V. Scott, 11. THAMES. Thomu Chesney and William Clark. young men who belong to • den gaol/ of thieves in Rated Highway, were charged w,tb stealing 6e. 6t. from the person of Time. Kitchen, • tail,y, of 27, Cannon- ttttt t road. The prosecutor stated that he was look-ng into Mr. Hip main's shop, in Rafcliff Highway, in lb.. aught before, and the prisoner Chss.ey put hi. hind in hi• pocket and took from it 6.. 61. He immediately caug.,t biro s,y the sleeve, and • struggle en.ued, in toe coulee of • hick some of the money fsii from the hand of the thief, who managed to effect his escape. He recovered 2s of hi. money only. The other prisoner, Clerk, knocked him down, and kieled him while he wee down. MARKET& COTTON.—Linapook, Dec. 24.—Tke market tri.day bar been very animated, and c need at a full inlvsnee of per lb. on the week on all descriptioa., except Bea lelanthi. and the.. commend lull rates. The itales to-day have been entimatrd at 23.0titt be - fot vapor' and on pustulation. The committee'. quotationa Wets? ars—Orleana, fair , 7sd.; Mobile, and bowed, 7 7.16 d. pet lb. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baaoroan, Dar. 21.—The market to day waa Out thinly attended the merchants Anil others being engaged In taklost stock. Very hills business has been done. The week has witnessed a may deo ded cheep with rowel to combing wool. For same tias pot the weekly reports hate regularly notified an imrui hag advance in the pea eof ad description• of Isere woMa. Buyer% however, are becoming very cautious. and purchase comparatirely little beyond what la wanted in supply the mitt pressing wsetm Holder% en the contrary. appear Ina me cues very anxious to res. hee. The changed tone in the market h rot let however. award a change in prime. None and broke. are still to demtuid—the former at the old prices, and the latter at an advance of shout 20e. per pack; The advance recently obtained for yarns QM, not ratlsfy and as orders run out they art for higher prices. It is eapectid that the contralti* for January Will Le aril, wore in their tavour than were those for the rioting mouth. The trade to II really supplied sub orders for goods both for home nee an t eaportatMe. Gotta yarns continue to be in demand in the market, at rather higher pi ices. There can be no doubt but that there la a decided Ira rmemett in the demand for wowed goods, and that the prceptent of the maculae. timers are much beam than they were. Intl must, however, oblate a further adtance In prime before their trade can be called i.rodiabie. Both fancies and plain gouda are in demand. Not much bu•inea bss keen done toady. Maacriarrn, Dec. H.—Our market to-day.heing held of the urgular day, was not an well attended as usual ; nevertheless a somewhat firmer Ireling was gland sled, English wheat Unplug fully previous talus, whilst Amancan and Canadian wu held for an advance of Id. to 3d. per Tolbs. In II 'tar there was not much naming, but the currency of this day m'unight wu supported. Oats ruled study, and oatmeal wan sitbout Lateral change. New beans must be noted rather cheaper. Indian man advanced 6d. to la. per or. NEWEVIIT. Doc. 24.—We have this day • moderate supply of wheat the trade for which la rather better. wt,h • conalder.ble demand for the finer sasopms. A fair sanely of barley, with a general demand for all qualities; • clearance kali effected at abut the rates of last wee*. fromtrow-ow-Tna, Dec. 24.—The supply of grab to this day's !Barbet was mall. a heat err In good demand at the 'Orme oar. rem of tact week, In weir InWaseas Is. per qr. advance wrobtamed. Barley slow sale. Oats without change. beans is. per qr. lower. Imports daring the put week:—Wheat, CAMWIIIt, 1,00 quarter. Osta, eoutwir, Giff. Pe ts, cortwire, 210. COALS.—Lownow, Ow. 94.—Bytes'. Beholds Hartley, 165.; Howard's Walt Hartley Netherton, 16A. ; I ongridge's West Hart's?, 16..; North Ferry Hartley, Ps. 6d., landeld Wee Ins. id. ; Walker Mavens, 11.. ; Wald , Pad Acorn Claw, 175.; Nv.u. E n od,dorth. ; Walls Lem ,on, Its. 6d. ; Wags End Wharneltffe, 17e.; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Whlls End Braddylls, 11a.; Walls End Helton, ltts. ; Walls End Pensher, 175.; Walls End ntswart's, ; Wails End Cared e., 17.. 9d; Walls End Cassnp, 17$. 9d.; Walla End linrilapool ; 16s. 6d.; Walls End tvenwood, lea. ed.; West Canada; les.—likips at market, Ile; 5011.71. BHIPPIIVG INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Emma Graham, Capta l n Ditehhurn. of Liverpool, wu driven on shore at Morreen, on the mast, f Tomos, where she woo reee:ving emu", and about one-third loaded ; crew saved. and arrived here, by a French steamer from Sy ria.—Aleundria„ Dee. It. Hellespont (English ousel), w.nt tm shore at hudiala, and broke op; as. wed.— he; rout, Dee. 8. Myra, of Sunderland, Captain Hunt. from Newcastle to this pert, with cools, took ere, Dee. 4, in lon. 28 E., and about 40 miles from the coast of E(ypt. was abandoned on the nth (litter the deck, Lad been Wows up by an explosion), and shortie ■ ter the ship was • mar of dune; crew ed here. Alearndria, bee. 13. Meg= Cbarts, which ...led from Liverpool for Callao on the 13th Mush, had not arrived up to Um. 25. LITIIPOOL Beira AT /OITA/ Pons—Mar) ThITTSAL, and et. ThOCOAO Parket, at St. Thomas ; Damascus (se, at Sayre. ; grandpa (No. at Oderea ; Taurus (as), at Malta; Rea LW, Cominsim. and Vigilant, at Wend. Ileum sea Liaaareet--Tbessalla (as). from Berns, Dee 7; African (m), from Malta, Dee. 11; Jule, from Caldera, Ott. IS; Soma, Des 16, Unseen, 1115, and Tan 170, from Marseilles. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Akbar, front london for St. Ilslena, Dec. 9, Ist. 47 N., lon. 15 W. Bacchants (s. s.), trow Oporto for London, Dee. 21,10.49 N., lon, 7. W. Danube (s s), from Liver, col for Trieste, Dec. 16, south of Caps ' , modern.. Rasa Brladley, frees Livrrpool, Nov. 6, Ist 8 N.. lon. 87 W. Rattler (s s), frau Liverpool for Lisbon, Dee. is. oft Caps Flnlsterre. Tb mu Arbuthnot (ship), tinning south, Nur. 8, lat. 1 N., lon. 29 W. [Advertinment.l—AT MB. Mean's ESTABLISH. corm Its, liaitimbeirest, N. e. Landeobill.reet, arid Cryitsi Palma. ;he albeit opsolceis of Amish assaidietbrei. Driallwarai. Work-bola, Writing-owe% Dri.stuclias, aadotbar aribilis•l WWI or luxury linable for prairitaboo. A ieperweds. &TrMt rapier Shaba bilinulacturci and du " sted' Tab Tibia Bamare, licurairs, Peitnivei, strops, Parte, LA Skipping ardoesimuled. Same prior award it id the Vatalibiamastli • New Slow Ikon r the itegaid.itrort Roteloatmeit Car tee sale of Mears 'lids IA womb lark.. .ad Twiny a BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAREW.—Doo. 21, at Moray-place, Eguabargh, the wife of R. 12. (...reir, Eeq., of a eon. DAOGETT.—Dee. 10 ' at Gate.head, tha wee of W. Daggett, !eq., of a sea mad Mk. _ SLOES.—Des. U at Rudely/ids. Ilyde.park, the wife of O. 0. Eger, iq., et a daughter. FINCH.—Dan. 22, at Tube bill, the wife cf C. D. Finch, M.P., of a daughter. ?REELING. R 2. at l'pper Ilarley-etreet, the wife of C. B. ►nellni, Esq.. Or twin daughters. :41114111t6LEY.—Dea. 22, at Upper Kensington gore, the wife of H. linamersley, rag., of a son. !3, a Pavk.leue, Ilactlefreld, the tette or R. L Hine. req., of a daughter . ❑IOHR&—Dee. ti, at lilnmel.park, the iloo.lfre. Hughes. of $ 4..uabtee. MARRIAOBB. BRIonwmAN—CLOSE.-Deelii::Ttet,aart Rryanatone-equara, be the Hey. M. Cl.a H. PeUlitdo, Pon of the Hon. and Rey. H. E. !,etdgeolaa, to Sophia Carotoe, daughter of Luut..Col. Clots. of DaWUURAT—NUTTALL.—Pee. 21, at the pariah church, Halibut, by the Rev. Archdeacon Musgrave, J. Ik whorat, Foal., of ya:e House, Tedworden. lan...lore, to Mari; d ‘aghter or J. Nuttall, of Well Field Muer, TodraorJen. GREGORY —III.DONALD.—Deo 21, at fit. Alphage, Greenwich, by the key. IL Mahe, a. A. Gregory. Fech. of Insert ea. to Hamel Nauru*. daughter of the late A. 11'Donald, tag., of Valley, North Gist, N.B. JNNNINGS—BRIGHT.—Dee. 21. at RL John's, Fulham, Mr. J. Jets. ninga, of Women, Stale/debate, to Kai garatta, daughter of MT. K. bright, of Oriel; Rafts. DEATHS. AlteßMAN.—Den. SI. el Finehley:cota. mon, 1. Alterman, FN., for merly of the War.oftlee, aged 11. FRANKUM.—Dee. Sr, Maria Mary Clamor& WV.. of H. H. Fratikum, Eel., of Busast.p:ace, New Kt nalegion, ayrd lIARRIS.—Des. U. at We College, St. John't.areod, lee Rev.!. Harr& D.D., Priedial of New Collar London, aged AL BART.—Dec.3I. Rear-Admiral Sir H. Hart, K.C.H., Comraiwioner of °weevil& Holpftal. HAY WARD.—Dee. 22, at Albion.atreet, Birmingham, Hr. O. Hayward. THORN.—Den 23. Mr. R. F.. Thom, of Upper TbAnceatreet, sad Lem rood, Brixton. VANN.—Das. hi, Joules, ere of Mr. J. Vann, of Wirdimorshillt need PI. WETHERALL—Dee. 11, at l'pper if tvnt.atreet, Dublin, Rear. Adrwral F. A. Wetherell, of Ealing. Militleres. ----- Printed and putitrhed bt Wit time KINO lIAT Is, of No. 8, Loreterd Street, to the City of I... Amt. Printer, at the ttetre. In f,triterd &net, In the Product ot 11 hihdde—Tttt MhAT. Pittl.s6l 24. 1/5.• ~/ 'S i