The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-07 00:00:00

EOM= BY A Youso Faeroe Wo/AAN. —At the Winchester Quarter Session yesterday, 3folrina Florentine D. Sewnertu. described in the calendar as 19 years of ale, was plead in the dock charged upon an indictment with having Moho at Ftreham, on the 28th day of October last, a ask-bas, containing 1351. in sovereigns, 22 half sovereigns, two doable sovereigns, a guinea, and other articles, the pro perty of Themes Purkis. A great number of ladies were in stimilimee. The fact of the prisoner being a French had created considerable sympathy on her behalf, seaman, so, as to induce several benevolent individuals to farmide the mew of providing her with counsel. Prior to 1111101ey Wag sworn, the clerk addressed the prisoner, and asked whether, as a French subject, she preferred to be tried by a jury half composed of Frenchmen, or if she would leave her case in the bands of a British jury. The prisoner assented to the latter wane. The indictment having been read she pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Saunders opened the case for the prosecution. He &tigftted the conduct of the prisoner, whom he believed to have assumed the respectable name of De &u -narm, as that of an artful, hypocritical, and ingenious thief, who had wormed herself into the confidence of the respec table family, and repaid their kindness by robbing them, not on the impulse of the moment, but in a preconcerte d manner and under circumstances of peculiar artifice. The learned counsel then detailed the facts of this extraordinary BS" and concluded by stating that there could be no doubt hot that the prisoner wee the person who committed the robbery.—Thomas Benjamin Purkis was first called, and stated that he was the owner and muter of a trading-vessel. He unally kept a quantity of money in a cashhoz, which he left in the care of his father. In July, when be lest saw it, there were about 2604 in sovereigns, and halfeemeelges, two doable sovereigns, and a guinea. There on w she a re ceipt for 981 . 13e, deposited iu the Hampshire Canty Beak, at Farnham, and some blank cheques. He was not swam where the box was kept ; but he generally had pessimism of the key. His brother, however, having a salteesor is build for him, be sent hi m the key in order that he might take what money he wanted; he did net best of his eaahlor again natal after it wee lest.—Themae Purkis, am., proved that the lee These wee in the habit of depaiting his cash-box with him, and for security he had kept it beneath his pillow. On the nv, Osteher last fa was taken from the box, and on the fifth SU. more. The box was locked on each occasion. He re sonated the prisoner coming to his house in the month of Osteber. Ha daughter invited her. Prisoner remaimed Awe dem. She came a second time, and stayed a wish. The time she invited herself, but he did not like to turn her eat iambs* Ann Park* daughter of last whams. Stet els beam emanated with te prisoner some = July het; wan th at ea vet at Seqien, mai the &reekted eat deer. An aleilimee primer mid eke ism* the to sea FINGINIZTETZ son betted her to his Year's hones ; sb staid • day or two, than ems wtlbat any inviWea end staid a week. the arms a third the to wish us gosh bye, sad stated that the was gee to France. BIM Kißlplataloil of having a some berseeke, and asked to re speaks to Ist/ down, ad the haft, worried went to the ream else hn easily asseed • deer spew from that room in Mr. Pue bla's roe" where the bar wee. She remained upstate about two hems and, upon emirs down, said she was moons to meat the not train kr Southampton. She bad a mei belle with her, and whams (who, with a Miss Andreae bad he saimes eg ered te y pp her her to the station), offered to m the ee ad to be a.he decibel the be W permitted Miss Andrews to c a rry it. • thaws, esperisaathat of police at Freham, erre. beaded the pease the Railway Hote l , Nine Masa, Vaandhell: she was the he her bedroom, He told bar the that had bees am de against her in the presses of Mr. Puede, end she easel having committed the rubber. Tbe imamdd sesebui bar, _and head a bleak sheer is the peke other ew a fie bad easedan to ham the wee, sad who be retied he maw the petaar with his arm =ril lead the ask of Mr. as eel it he helve bar ebe weal toil him where the he was. Whams wistimed bar net to say anything, whoa she eacleheed, " I Mee the essay. I took it from Mew Parkas, and I bee OM it to Mr. Hawes." the afterwards admitted the she had broken open the Mr. S. Pubis merebreted Gowe's widow* in many Ludiln bh ereweenisselsa, the primeasee essmal es. 'veare le th ew, but imilbelemily, *at be hoe sot • promise of hugheasse le the primer if the weed stet* whore the w on—Other wawa owthumemy of the guilt of the having bee ewe, the alarm= summed up 01611111*, and the jary, after • shat eon seed" stained • vele of Guilty: The pealipsailr Bahr r id dla a rlitir owl . —The rehmem th e She sesemesemistion In mosey. b• =I se theme earexamereag eleseelmems laths ems. Es bed whim mesa ems were tle simeerset idealism bed bee egad in ea* deep-laid wheemed vice. The seems efts ewe we to years' treepprefilea. The de shift agesei a emits serum surprise; and the primer I VAMPS! Li BiTS Clll/3111D IN Tit k1i741. aurrATion CP 6011111NowtsAuncomatuta by So Audi of W. B. Curtwtr aw too sa yldolt took *so on Woody. The fleeomorl lad Mr" op of 76, an& WAS 4K goons& to Poirilmoitis rinnonamon_ aouctrunnez tic;xx.—Os bear Woody se the ad for as el i ker ea tT n ' Nieas y te i frart his ftili tm . mid he wee amble to . lomep , re alma BA eased 9e. pee 'week, sal bed ea am bat a yet rue. be As ye ememeris was kr .a.trz wl a year, sad. se ibet par would ad. eldiad to pet hie &be • We ho bed ~ sat yet beset able to pay. Me wee a Adam mad Mel 11101111101. The owner ad be made the by order et the bard et The alma to *eke or order ea lbe deleadam, sad the WIC Ordered the over* to pay Me peer are be his week. NORFOLK. Thurs 07 Jam Joan Guiurn.—This goademem who bre bees., leap before the wadi is the ebaresear d • pleileadarg i t i : t ed at Norwich, ea Mats/ le* the very emselber Mr. Garay selemded the arietp di S the Dile* Wig ter n tr y trpose ettle the rest Mlles pear d sad oa r lir. retreadat om tai Ansa 1 ;i 7'7.. = 11 spalep Ounsey as lames owe thipay's had to the pawl Me **My rz sad la a shed time, eareibral Ma se mica bees weseeiseldee bees ea *awes pay. • repot to add *et ease eyespeesee bilemed, ad a appal el* grahle INN NO ill LOAM et • o'elesit IS rieseleg = 4. aellesbre MI a phyddas tam Imam wee , mar, we tepee sii, died the aims A A ' o'dosie. mg* 111. eby le pew My is anestsi s all des shoperla the seedrebpisee es ti are is meet *her peet• etas eft en timed, so meimeselkp tad highly wee Ms stund i areard. Tas Parana Grim.. .0a Mead* the jury is* for de tem* Yaw, ad proceeded wide the esee ot law Beale meek, The maser read over a ream be bad ossified bornthos4 Taylor. be tot eseiyeed Hi Naas etas saes& ei Me arm* as sae he atom hem the alb* et sem maid& gal* he bad so des* bed bees him la Hs awe ert w or a deee► Yes, bat, bates beam bals~ to *e egellea the ease same et tam= weld set be ran m eatemeed the iwitellimey. N ig = hi the ma: raw sale a anti* es rail media the add** be re ams& should ciacemarreem temp* Ma wadi vanal* es* 11011111111. At' yam* he did ast w thea dem add wy to tav+stf{aYs toy tee** Vardistr." That the Asereal died tram the Weeds et h made eapreshkellebla ahem to the jean bed W wham dakiiatrol, era* dace was a la siren It le eleasii*M a h et belar seaussid is as lomessas lbe et Oa the =et** bluellj=l i e2 islhed=eelLetlies Comeemenear or New Onieteen- the pone meth of January three neer diner will the nel=dia, vis Jean Whinnie. VA. the Muddle Cap* neer the north en Anbe i=er 446Nt beete,Landin all of then baby bah en gtte ldlesw within the led Webs ardis. Ihnow* Own Coma Seennos.-11 doled that we has Om ANSA del be espied le awry wit the Weeder et lb hodett Owl* the d* dome be Besbratererer, abed tie per haw the Weeleribehe Pollioraost. A phis et pond be isee heed kr de inn dee. the kit ins embed Pt be b • seat-h Agidolog he mime h i t o i:Sm drew he ~re. oak Ora lam eld the leinius. the then hides had bows at as =pre el ?mos., aid tbedresi. Pia h • pleb imee, IP Us.. more. A MOW ier elaa4br asdped r the new heir* end the Irvine.. hod w woad mire !eras hid the libig Landon on liseden The add Se ail% hhighw the will be MOIL ; Ow erlowaren at the herd IWO. Ifiar k t i M WAX IPS he eopedents the creation at the attack echo* ad pubseg•heda Ba2/I■ll/.//1 Dereelre, is eint being reballt, in the Ber gh els edit granWed be the heir peat die Uth enemy. The ghats sada robs" lesehte• sae Pik ibradery het by II db hip et het by 11 het ; dim* Se a st by 17 tot; wilt the idg newer dew Pet eat - Pineomerm—The liev. his IL WA, Iletrer of Ins Wen siptide mi Ze ts he ll = l.B. lllshie lieenter, C lat= h rdes of lbws The be. Animas W. Olio. Lure d tomehatz=Hill, thishiag is.. the Pad* et OS/MAIM W • Omar reoreeepe.—(Pori re Chip Meet, Oet. 13.)-11* ordwatica et lel*alid as a geseehor IP pipet to hie oonatryme. beitybes kat lesere4tir,ls Ihe Clopi, at three °Wolk khedives**. The be ettheele was lid with Ober spoblegh ert mad modem et the heeled wiamunity =he ebb pew. The peldy iterithis were endiredid me Wpm by hue hee. lbw" tub% elleralqsan Me bo wl fa lie E1= 1 8 11 4 ........w.. Pme1d05id =bla hoe. poride * the free a. lee. Ohre thm eighed*l6 — oergAde tw the sewed elle in dr larkk bowie, rreperl hibetag pas. hoe:—l. VIP Limb pi b Ybk One yes aro a Ira Okla= t What ere per dews at thehha bait S. What logree yea to bete he der the Millen *Mega! 4. How de pa perpw b wary ad the dhoti d yew whietryt To whisk the not tasteds VIM by Tames" wteh Imre., dearldo. di b he s kinerited=il logirth The be. W. Gil berts ratgbbel lehe alp et arnee, kb* t s !domed k miles ditr t ornediatthe istaviation pipe, Ph he e Wog on et Se herb et dr OM IMP peewit • bpi* la Odom sesuesid, tier midi the Bev. Mr ahead eie in drop to he wog abb. ter, in EeplelA loallog lb oiler in Is Dm el. 11. 11, del 04 1.. 17. A payee we aril In embalm byline of Or sift ma vens. h he hot holism et eelbellegi *he ChM* midday of a whew Odom ad hee lobs phoe be Ohm mil beheadr eyes of hie anwhymes. the pew halm bad he a timber M pare a mart be Or AsesOimp t Waft be itlik tics he mho *hew aided ipsoadoldgestnethseethdp et the bitpiesell e l f i et= terte s • he gemi pre j o r in b= e l = tededy rehmeietelhillart how vllk edam ea a sudlimme that b Tr a rtll dbillmege •CTrima limy= limit we 111714 lalt Irv* be at est anidases to dr mleartlis et the lesbalfrekaray teektr, rider whale spier le W _reed bh Mesh . Thcanans..—Thelfbiff al a* la Clia Chant at TWA* as dt., sod medal* le Oat la vjr. Rev. arm /. De _ palm llloat Dr. Omplal, at ah~r elm MM smthavally alestal as dia yoke at Chad. NAVAL. Primarys, JAL Ifilikai t y4 Om. Orkin. ailed yet. War, Air the anne‘maill4 Or ushaatO, lot Minna al ▪ atom+olog oat too 118/1/est, Betas Yiamoboal, 'Moue la Vow ell bar diet soletallo etelpianL The edam alba lie NOM= eithelopelio, and the Z i llAoksot we enislanne a the Dopene - odialt MINH yam A wa e ft tomeollkandmor. u= lold T a l,llheal, An krolanteplogan lONlient he nd Of. INN Com Ps " wee SION I V A Z kortiour m. darts knd *ow mod Mt. AAnoonamianellltlheeoalideal Mde Parker, C. 1., rte. emolloll Oda Ow at akatalkleek, an bawd H. H. S. AL Pie mock Paelmeollbolow. la p y Pass J. Mop, e a S. 117.11dp Noeitiman on a drue Anolonm _-duty CM as fad ha. kat Tbialotok Itolloolloon diem* ottneenot. wastally fiablittel. sofas amt. after ai n ibilieradon, eistond Mr. It le lo Ilmiemilleoltajettfelenito Argswasem—Ammigar, Jur. L-11. P. Nee Asst =l , llerra Mad ,• IL N. Lyon aod J. MO Ilopl Naval Cot. ,• A. P. Itydai, - 0:171. mft dem Wealerkb; B. S. INlgnrith, INV., to Tr~t H. N. Baiter, Loot., to MAI *am at Woolwich: a. Onlew. to=for ; a. ltd.Mlatea, to non,: LAS. IWO. Chat, to Cwt r Arnica.,--Asaminhava tom noshed boa bar MOW; Blip laWiihr.Ormurlir Waned Neja^ al do Mat at Ilepleto. bee. 7A• lealletwa too isms vie& a *My*t alimlns the commeal t Ib.ad. MILITARY. PosastanvOso.lb—ibli IL Dsf. wlll bs masa has ids pr am la two ~ars; boe mama la as 111 sal !w ad !able as So Rib issioal am* ois Imam at Mr sabilas tur Magma sat liosaibultbs Dila , abd IL/a. all maw Ism Ma Dimas. Yaw :—Yosa saapass IS Out Ma 41z ist armalos ea Ss NIL bat, owl two asawas ma a lib labba.tia sost auty. Ma as sta. ward lb Mai alas of be beam sal ' latanserboa Mes a = blab la Wad sal le baba *(babe. FM/ bilibbal. lalaabla W saw( lbstula TOMMY! A • MINIIIAL.—ILIMMINNIIIIMINGII la Ihi b irsibag east to aossa et amaiMantsi of 1141wa. Mini Tiamino. I.o.X._lis Ilsamassoissab li rlbs T 1 br MaNbaben al fa imasta e ele .111161WSNig, brim mak ma as wounise rwitsasush is iamb ibis ams st la zaps* las saeldra he the dissuslossi the Si= bas a ll agl a it a r l ase a vial aM i es Asa ssalaba• Wail 111111plIMMied ea at bb 'MY saibms la bovermaitlitisa ral et OD Lea* Tin twabiaba sib • saws dsaa Vim. lam ial=ibi alb ONOISI• In lis Ts* la tin st Ss 'pa tkmazumats• ..= alma el sank Gas rd - oat : M. boar. at barb of gat al seirier L. p l ionalak I lie banns yoa m a rk Sable la a; Arta M/Ailt. beta Vas dog eirworwollo Alba 'Mafia impalana sax 11.1.01, Valk lasisty a bail buser al bagstab 4 la bile/ Ss bomb= 12 bat badman, veywasst ba as amp t • pa m g as as avorsalbapal soestale Ilaselbramt • patedila teat et sr sb , sa Ila =Wm list SI tamest ma In aka op orb, sal fry Isellab a sor x: as loysUl Param e a =sb Sal la afelituri, a tat me ebb shags onaasbe lama WI IWlPmegik yob .....e. = lma l % = e a II"o ald ris a titr iaaw sad basblapia ssaisal at tar lamb= la sbabbe ft pro- Wit wig Os baba all sobarab al ear cara finis of bats abaft b• ' , Mill. al ma Os of may this r abbot Ababa 'Ale be Meta I boa to o t rasmit this , Mob= moo , w , 1 0 12 7 sillibes. ass leasottos to the wive din. imp et ths amastot Vie. Dr it sass law s Lass.-001. eta Xmas o'omo= ail drag womb a at mama laser in Nov ONO Ram IniVralloraesTaal. saillialis sastossor will be It ger elwome P. WAS &abase la bola tassoorstoly shawl to to ' 11•WildsrA permit their costume to be ',lowed by all the world, and I they will gain credit by managing their estates so as they nay ooe. n tribute to feed industry, Instead of idleness. — Sooeu SMALL rox.—we (Ross/Aire Advertiser) regret to learn that this malady prevails in the county, and that there have been about a dozen deaths at Meryburgh, in thie neighbour hood, within the last two months. Three families have lost two children each, and about twenty families have been afflicted. PROVINCIAL. LORD LINCOLN'S PROPOSID VISIT TO MANCRISTRII Everything about the much talked-of requisition to Lord Lincoln from the electors of Manchester —about the number of persons who have signed it —about when er how it is to be presented—is involved in the deepest mystery. Whether it has been actually abandoned or not is not known. All that can be learned from his committee now is, that, instead of Lord Lincoln coming here on the 9th, as at first stated, he has consented to address a meeting of his supporters en the 12th, et the Corn Exchange, and that he announced his soneent in a letter which was received on Tuesday, by Mr. Ald. Neill, the chairman of the committee. It as expected that his lordship will arrive on the I Ith, and that Ye will honour the mansion of Mr. John Peel, Swinton Park, by making it his residence during his stay. BROROR BTNO, ESQ., Id P R . r, — lasawn war every retail mind, I ,snot bat Oros the retire lleent dlr. Bre from public life. A patriot, aborbuir bet grown grey fa re owe* of kis country. In Ins penememene le Ks cos -111:2re rem Nom " 1 bare lived be re orti=l larsrik= and eni removed i;latrd my ' 81 Lath by or hablelots not rere re I* i ot rimers rib predere re bus the NU gedese m ater . e , 4 errs rib ay Criers brother eery, We ere le be sot ter* k • remordel port at view, or arm* shrewd. roe err wad berme MIAs estere XT. M ee r rod be rad Ileredia see irMI irl r= at the Medea dile wile, ea , q= 1,1.6 4 sr ear Or shears le elle tale eallater Morreelrea awe rellebrt to NM mr de ram ad et der derdre !sift rib me abler. All mires like ezrais by =dlr. MI we (eel orlerird vim we led a rep* pervert the Jew. alma eider Ilrerel drys ark • bri f re have bad Irma' urn* epee * he,. beer r well as Need visas r deer earee le de Mira et Ire retie rah Se dr odor verde*. Newt am kbe meld that drib* le a lee earry se keg as It rade riere rarer le one Portion stile err* Awl yeribite wrsiber ereest at re eireleatious Egabad. II Chrisdaas der • ma le re la erred and lsepthr * them Br perk tos err rake et wha le pas weir without toor Net et bike le dr are ;Feeder rarrel dray q lelliabaces Jeet Mora Orenerat 11* Ur by relied le lir ..et at =they ad Imre the arra awl arrellea id di roe re le de ire eerie derverl le Nolo der It the welenewill de ad Or re We le pewee Wart rhte llimaea lder arlierree he the earemerat se editorialists* be vd rives foreeria the gestlirle ate pare re *eery bra ter gnistel Re every errs* air to tbaa—A Benwarre Jaw.-111reberer, Jan. S. TT •1,13,131/99 Apr 19rama. ST. JAMES'S TILEATRE.—M. Perlet, whose engage ment is about to close, had his farewell benefit last evening, when he performed the: part of Ilarpagon, in Moliere's " L'Avare.• His appearance in this masterpiece of the French comic drama was so admirable that it only increased eta regret, that, during the whole period of his engagement, he has thrown away his talents upon trifling vaudevilles and farces, instead of performing a eerie+ of characters wor thy of his genius and rank on his own national stage, indeed Moliere's " Bourgeois Oentilhomme," and Scribe's " Bee nand et Raton, are the only pieces deserving the name of comedic, in which he has appeared during his visit. He certainly has not produced the impression on the public which might have been expected from his great powers and reputation ; a circumstance for which the very inferior quality of his repertoire may serve to account. " L'Avare" is a sterling comedy, equally delight ful in the closet and on the stage. The character of the miser is developed in a series of incidents, natural and pro bable in themselves, productive of the moat amusing and whimsical situations, and enlivened by dialogue sparkling with gaiety, wit, and humour. It is a pity that a piece, so admirably conducted almost throughout, should be spoiled by its els , nossenserst. Holiere is not tappy in general in the winding-up of his plot but in this play he is peculiarly unfortunate. A piece of pure comedy, the very reverse of the romantic or sentimental, is abruptly ter minated by • bundle of melodramatic discoveries and recognitions, not surpassed in absurdity by the bur lesque catutrephn of " The Critic." Moliere, in this play, seems to have been as much at a loanloe+as Boos, in "The Rehearsal," when be had got all his characters on their knees on the stage, and did not know bow to get them off; and to have taken as summary means to get rid of the difficulty. Peelers personation of the miser was perfect— quiet and unewaggerateil, but ful of the richest comedy. Every tone, look, gesture, and movement ; the restless, un easy Lawns ; the sharp, suspicious glance, the fretful irrita bility bursting ever and anon into a storm of passion; the self-satisfied chuckle when his schemes succeeded—all were parts of a finished picture. His monologue when he rushed upon the stage after the low of his hidden treasure, was a scene of wild despair almost tragic in its force and int:nifty. And in the subsequent scene, when Vakre, suspected by Harp:gm of having stolen his casket, confesses his clandes tine attachment to his daughter, the miser's amazed excla mations, " Amoureux de ma cassette "Les beaux yeux de macassette!" produced bunts of laughter. The comedy was altogether well per ormed, and went off with great rCartigny, in particular, was admirable in Maitre ectos, and etiolate and Elise were very pleasingly repre sented by M. Heron and Milne. Vallee. At the conclusion of the play, Perlet was loudly called for, and came forward amid great applause. The theatre was well attended. CLERICAL SPO . II7NG. WIIIIMIRIT,-NONIXIMOONS PM TAO thew true~—Fontionos, Ds wimp, 11146•1flonn DPIPInr. Tatts•Sgo iamr/a.ti W ay at Tervai t a nnaa ni." 4 teall=lot VlD:s4etain d lePrstaton 'MERIDA at at Men. Inoasses.-4 1 1smansan sea no Ilmannes% On sandmen 1111,--Wallylislebssalildna OR *OM d la i • saes Vt. demi es VW d 7*.-.oassidr,.lpsj P . 3 psi MP'. Orel anDlndlY. 4 Yrs ; lIININME. siPs; tyllt . s DSO at Mine. II ys; hay Dm isr 4 ps; 4 pat 4 ps• Densanstra, 3 yro; M 3 pit Ilberaor. 3 ini * sesit ymnja., Day, iyn Illslies, S yrs; envy 3 ; Aa. 6 yrs; lb yn; ftinaltr,yn; The 4pst A% 4 yrs; 4 psi BMW le Toisnosloall i m IS. 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Faaj, — Par Ta - riar - VSIIII, ifty, - 1 - m. aro e, by Mud, daia by rum Obswaia, ilr MOO Aril aislare, Oellegber, Most (lor Orpris Mg). lam= res esa Gassaart Sams ran TIPS.IIab4LIIL -C by QUA, at at Opssiwaii.Olieselit. Tbs Melia 11/40artolow. teg i Ubiamayldrillartrif, Tr ......., Drwro Vallsy, Imam Masiesali, fir e i rr i l al • . Mars art sr of ler PM, Mrstae, lalrsit s l= . Orbs =Tre st ip =dos by u Ouipsder, I by Iskrftsr i - W Carhops, • V i zi.= of toy Yoram oat ct • Malay Mori aged Mr Isrb's-woot, till iz tag smi the, I Th. Mid oder MI M , f lib Dam or • Dear Favotoura.-11r. Jardine's colt, Johnny Arm. ilriagollsil 11111dissa. at twelve o'clock as Monday night, at Yr. Dawson's stalks. et iu DOM Itembasewea--Ilw keit kw** lade e n ep, bet Me. jwaShaaplimols ark Ow est lOwe dale M al., le Tem day at Illeldlideearot deft Malmo tem a. hermel. The _. big lei wow le Motile!, fleas Ying wale ar iamb, wh. II eft Yee* Werialdgewe, owl a... dedllei rend Newehars4lll awl lhayoostaion. It maim Iltramisilalhurola the Mew sad Mei, sad was taken In ft • alai e the Whin' ' Oelhapiwi thee hwel u t 3 wi Too of spends cif an hem Tbe meateaelay Imlay) will place at 8•146111. and, ;a Ileturday, lialket irate. lab) Ent, Vltava,. INSOLVENT DEBTORS: COURT.—YrsTenDkT. -- Tiir;iii;(2l26lll:l7*.W.a Pimp. Cant CON. Bialsord Atkinson wee opposed for Mr. lihrolos, !a suldesila as media ef erba eta, with thew& elthe p th The meant eldsategss was placed at 2,0001. The Jury, bower, awarded 101. only. It ap peared in evidence to-day, that the irnalvist hod wade an offer to the creditor, whisk wee not oariptoil. Mr. Fiedler, on e of the oppeitiesotrossiy prowl for • remand. Mr. Cooke vatipsethil the beselvast, sitting that the court was invariably OW is its jedgrarsta in seek ow as these by the moot et damage. .given in the sedan. Tito horned obid otamirolitamo, meet, observed that the s oh wq K ptoeee sa ck • ease u this, woo to hop* nit Ste atieae etthe ettLiet of the jury. Tht ph We.theatdhitionages at no very inewiderebie lIMONNt, tutu UMIL, setwithatand iag whirl than wes only awed to him They had nothing a do bat to toooklor the ea to give sueh a remand as they thought was this ass. The roan had be imprissasd hoes the lith enteestaber, and he (the leased eemittleelmer) *sesta Sr ebb of justice would be INTINd by a mom* tee steeminthe tam the vest ing artier. The issolvest was ramotsded eattantingly. CRNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Yarriumir. OLD 00111IT.—Mehre Mr. Jester Mauls sad Mr. Jade, Ede. Ildwerres.—V ila t a rw Zlsg, 26, was charged upon the emarres with th e wilful murder of James Bleg, her ewe. hide( him ripen the face, and thereby giving bin limn Mall ininrissot which he died. The Mimes with whisk the prism" has shined was mom elteld an Sala& es the Sete Jaws, la last year, angles pd maw wag eutampwatip senithel to this court to Wks her trial. Wheadaswrese, is was brought up to be it was gait* whilst that she was in a Mate of bur= the jury bake imam to that issue, head that is wee is this seals, sad met to gged, and she was he awiewled to • erimisal lima asylum, where el :=7:- arida.* ewe sessally, whoa, as it appeared that her Wed wee weber* • wwwismisetima to that dime ens radiehe the prop" aWherltigeowl the Secretary for the Ifesie=rt usat bad WWI secant for bar rmiseel N s Amelia Lyme. the teeth" of the aspemil to ill; above Sisk owl pima that the MI balm raving sat hildwase leerwtly the Ile day cm whir& the OMEN 011111•11111181Mppilled. 81111.11.11111111m1 no doubt she Inaba • shim eliassaity.—Xr. Kw" the surgeon who wee salad um to ahead the dolma bald, Meted that after he had loos what be unasked aeesssaeJ to the wombs he hit it advisable to am Or pdesmsr, be hod no eltdlen he stating that she wee why mad awl utterly tummies* of the est she had emewittml. The umlady ap peared to be a temporary mee, to whisk is her ma& Mem won liable.-11.r. Justice Ede bowleg liked the jury she they somihmed it sweessury he hew may farther Messes Oar the eleasessee oldie sign they _replied la thee east wee relimed a elef Guile, thigwesd of iewaityldr,,Dessee lafiewed dm east that he wee iwelemeed the Jasper wee he thews state al aka whim she was delivered elms kW defiL—Wr. Sus*, Bflaoil that the melody salyeppwriettobe a sae, IPA be directed this • samis &swirl= to Me liestetemy of State, with &lbw Is the gams/ Wag rotund to hes *hada . Waists Rwasi, 21, a Pcaballee hals:g fr pisided guilty tot wo'hedisassigeteaggiag Ida with hews eo p :== i seed raw whim, his tithe ludic* Ids Ida to be aseapeatel hates years. Sew" Willett , 56 labourer, was indicted for nutting aid memodiegi itaaak Hague, with halm to murder hot. spesr o g rate latimilea of the whew wa laid to bs e grimes boitEly ism. It mows& lived with hie basheld la a weep a issely peeleha of MA emelled Peeimm. ! The primer lived in the sem have bow mealissidly terms NI up to r the op the se ef trre l iegrelsr ul . li t Ostler went to the Ash Cage . wherilit i rgy a uss was slope at Us dap, ireadlilieg leirdmaire maw* Weiggee4 seih, Ve whiny While,the preemelma maim eat of twang rib*gni itiosimisee ass the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1847. tight, 3 yrs; Pavillon, 3 yrs; Monied, 4 yrs; Blackbird, 4 We; a Nicety. r, 6 yrs; The Framer, 4 yrs; Sister to FlanibeaLlasi The Lamb, 4yrs; the Conjuror, 4 yrs; Cornet, 4 yrs; M yrs; Helena, 3 yrs; 4 yro ; Menai, 4 yrs; Menneld, 4 ws; Woodpecker, 1 yrs; 4 yrs ; Chandeleer, 4 yre; Twig, aged ; Guam, 3 re; COOPplracy, 4 yrs ; Lady Wilddr, 5 yn; 5 yrs ; Cherry, 4 yrs; ain Brace, 3 yrs; Chatterbox, 4 )111; RORLIAL, 6 yrs ; Castling, 4 yrs ; Smuggler MIL 4 yrs; Crows Prince, 4 yw ; far Mania, 3 yrs; Lord Saltom, 6 yrs ; Bs Him, 3 rrikmnehemer, S yrs; Maid of Lyme, 1 Tr.; Mazley, 3 yrs; Ali" 4 yrs; Dictator, 4 yro ; Fleur de Maris, 4 yrs; Ly WM, 4 yrs ; Newoourt, aged; Mendicant, 4 yrs ; b f by Innereest, out of Csansfollover, 3 yrs ; Arthur, 5 yrs ; Inthatio, aged: Beam- Don, 3 yrs ; Tim Whitler, 3 yrs ,• The Preuder, 3 yrs. Tn. DIMBY KUIDICAP.—Weights on June 26.—Menee, 3 yrs; Plaudit, 5 yrs ; Dub. 4 yrs; Sotades, 4 yrs ; Tuley, yrs; Liss Nutting, 3 yrs ; Lightning, 6 yrs; The Best of Three, 6 yrs; Melds, 4 yrs ; The TT3 ,44,41 . 4 Mo Lord MorTY, 4 ; 1 yrs ; Winchester, yrs; Sagacity, 3 yrs; Cur (late Ironmaster) sws ; Marston, 4 yrs; Chertusf, 6 Fs; liaglepot, 5 yrs; Smuggler Bill, 4 yrs; Merman, 4 yrs; Primes. Alice, 4 yrs; Vanish, 4 yrs ; Ukraine, 4 yrs;; The Prke of St Margaret's, 1 ; Juno, 5 yrs ;b e by Jereed out of Pantomime, 3 yrs; Devil me yrs; Dipthong, 3 yrs ; Philip, used ; Queen Mary, 3 yrs; Dewey, 4 yr. ; Brown Fly, 4 yes; Lothario, aged; Refraction,s yrs; The Maid of Athens, S yrs; Jolly Beggar, ft yrs ; Aliwsl, 3 yrs; Spithead, 4 yrs; Cherry, 4 yrs; yrs; Torn Tullooli, 4 yrs; Premier, 4 yrs ; The Bard, 4 yrs; gr e by Arthur, darn by Lamar, 4 yrs; Godfrey, 6 yrs Tea Goosnma Promos of 15 son. each, ar..—Wprern, 4 r'; Bannockburn, 3 yrs; 131sekie, 4 yrs; The Traverser, 4 yrs; St. Leon, 3 yrs; Burlesque, 4 yrs ; 4wo; bf by Oolwick out of Y. Motion, 4 yn.; Cranebrook, Iws ; Th e Cohjurce, 4 yas; Crimes, ALM, 4 yrs; Kissact,l4 yrs; The Prior of MargsreCs, 4 yrs; Shelforth, 4 yrs. _ DONCARTER, 1847. Ennuis roe two Cwa no.s rams roa TWO-TR4L-OLIO.--Old Brampton, e by Charles XII. out of Mori, Matador Fandango, c by 81=0001w! of Persson, Lismoyne by Ismadot ogit ef Mar, De Witt, Eagle's Plume, The Monk, Tim Bob,is COMM aft lilzg c tsz Don John dam by Jerry, lady Math Srlos sett of f by Cardinal Puff out of Croton Oirs Wooranosk Leraisse, f by Touchstone out of ( Hive, Dines, Onamber Crusade, Platcateher, Assault, Haw/4 Dinetasoily darks UT out of Evans, Athelstan, fletrinal4 lamblisolok bro to Langdale, Wisema, Whitewall, Lire Menses roa TR R Seworoom 111•13•1 rot stowruveorno.— Adminbstrator, St. Lem, Wild Boy, Ms Mr Dart Year. berms ma no egrows OYSerm—Tbe Corr, Matadore, De Witt, Eagle's Plume, the risk Dr pdabyDelbsco, (keel Mad by neon, c, by Neiman Mart sit at Illso PrIA, Gunpowder= Meiners), Hatherley by Derr Iterkstass, by Puff out of Ctrs Oil's dom. Nrobrars larrss Burros Fal low Deer, Volley, Oavorrimas Domsebr 0••••• amu 4 1 •11 . :•• • • 11 , Old Old of reedwall. litim Ms Doi, Hurricane, Otteebors, PrOme Is Whitewall, Bluebeard, The Wise Worm, Ms Orr trials*, Emma 005 Cu OAXOTONR berm rem sormossamegoo. Van Tromp, the Horn of Chas, Andras, skew Aramlare Philosopher, Errs. CHESTEII, 1541. EATIFIS rot a Swerearmua Fos Two-m• a 01.136—Matithm, Loop Ashton, by Tory Boy ; The Publican, Lady Mary, (by Minting Star, oat algae Fite Enchantress, Olen Sorel, Suolustons, lee tae, Mr Norton, The Ettinger. Erases alea Tea Crerarnas 6TAtm roa T 0 a 6 BiuOe BaiinticTi 171n7figicitT i o , d Lurewell, Lamer, Watchdog, ial' of Chase, Jovial, Mimi, Clumpside, Me=st, bylliggluitone, out of Oast Steel ; 'The Premier. Dreams roe TIM Die Sy r s; yrs ; St. Leon, 3 yrs; Winchester, S yrs ; Sagacity, 3 ; S yrs; Minter eriss, 3 yrs ; All's!, 3 yrs; Infringe, 3 yrs ; PrincereA, 4 Tii4aris fti roa the'd' 4ynr ltsining or W verga's Pun.—'[he Pre- Eger, 4 re; IfllL a k t eth, 4 msa Capr a cLtir , s • Miss Nuttpi n g ki. 6 6, yrs ; Godfrey 6 cs'ioe u t it , ' s th A lr ; LTA ; ' Marry, 4 yrs YT ; l' lMoet y , 3Ym , yrs ; liaggelty, 3 yrs ; Marston, 4 yrs ; Cher , 4 yrs ; Tin hike-A, 4 yrs ; Farthing llandle 4 yrs ; Osprey, 4 yrs ; Colas 8e.., you; The Jo ll y Beggar, 6 yr s; Woodpecker, 4 you; Solutes, 4 yrs ; Dolt, {yrs; Arthur, S yrs; The Cur (late Ironivaster), S yrs • VW* 4 yrs; Utriim, 4 yrs ; Philip, aged ; Kismet, 4 yrs; Mend )- Wok 4 yrs ; Mermaid, 4 you. Dm= moo Tom Cassano Surge—Urania, 4 yrs ; Romance, 4 yrs Mak Iltrop. it yrs; Parke,LighMing, 6 yrs ; Cod =6,=;6 Diand, be 4m2ls s e tr . d .i Lzl s esigoan da gis y ! 3 ; Crosier, 3 yrs; Del7.7re-care, am; Recta:l,B,rd ; Smuggler BM, 4 yrs Pam, 5 yrs • Cherry, 4 yrs ; Farthing Condi; 4 yrs ; Sweetmeat, 5 yrs ; PinWirmfh, 4 you; Ajax, seed • Antler, 6 Mr Simon, 4 yrs ; Osprey, 4 yrs; Olken Bairn, 5 yr; ; Woodpecker , 4 yrs; %Mies, 4 yrs; Dole, 4 yrs; ilkkey Free, 6 yrs; The Dart, 3 yrs; Regalia, 4 yrs; Neweourt, aged; Retraoa, S m; Doleful, 6 you; Pita, 4 yrs; flohlen Bei, 4 yrs ; Psalmainger, S yrs; The Lamb, 4 yrs; The Prima Bt.Marmares, 4 yrs; Vanish. 4 yrs ; 6 yrs; Slater to Illasibran, 4 ; Meter to Pedometer, 5 yrs; Digester, 4 yrs; Philip, aged; Mendlant , 4 yrs; Mottoes, 4 yrs. Rama rot rag ELTON Brehm poi MIME AND 10V a-mu-am& Samos, 3 yr. ; Bmoso.kburs, 3 yrs ; St. Lean, 3 yrs ; fby La mm* outer IMnoolano, 3 yrs : Cheapside, S m; fby yni. Touch line, sat Steal Week Ibm Omar Cop Midis sooont to 177. YORK, 1847. ENTRIES eat IMO PILINCI or Wm.ss's Smuts via Twoorsks-otas. —C by Chain 111., out of The Cure's dam; Varabollt, s by Matsui PIMA 'sad Mid of Lane, Whamo,figessko by Moats, d by IttsimialAWar Afewstobtlkotlmar o Mm rylldibka - , boraoloo,TbsCholimilk The me of LMlllazwee dm, ja g. = 11••••4A Qum at the WiLly Moot Amer, mot i il= l ag oat of Make, , I. Itmcbroas, 2414•411 e Bas, Ifdtmons, out et Off, 311 mi Voray, its Bob ble, Glirsobiso by Solaro MIA ot Frill, Monis* lik• Priam^ Mobs Mahaos, Tornado, by 86. Lake, ma y. Loakhoodlry Tootholon. out of Olive, ofOlt isa4 Alb&asa, t OardloolM of &dm Or•domt, by cat of Leis, la" Warr, A~io eby waiWor, cat of Poololloos. amt et trf Maw listods, mot et is= 4. lllsr ba l=, The Ifasamr, isolomeo, arrobammoo, Irmarms no mot Omogniorsogr Brazil roe Foos-massotar.— *Mimi Was, Cirbastoo, The Conjuror, Primo Alko, Bram* isms _ _ ZITO POI m FILLY Broom lei TIEM•TIMI-OLDL—ne Mold of fkoogcso, fby Tboefootooe, oat of Cot etscl. I Mhz. mem Doisider. Amon ova o . florrxrsozas Tasorr Savo. moos rot Thozo - head from the !prisoner. She seized him, and a 'Woggle took place between them, during which she received other injunes ; but at length her cries brought assistance, and the prisoner made his escape. The prosecutriz was found in • fainting state and almost covered with blood; and it appeared from the testimony of the surgeon, that the injuries she received were of a very serious character, and at one tints he appre hended afatal result. When the prisoner WU apprehended he admitted he had assaulted the prosecutrix, and said he bad done it for satisfaction and revenge. The prisoner, in his defence, denied that he had ever said anything about satisfaction or revenge, but said that on the night in question he went to the prosecutriz's cottage, and they had a little dispute, and ; she seized him by the throat, and threatened to give him in charge for beating his wife. This irritated him, and he ' took up the candlestick, and struck her in the head, in order to make her loose her hold; but she kept pushing him along, and when she got him outside she left hold of him, and he walked away ; and this, he said, was " the long and short of it.".—The jury found the prisoner guilty upon that count in the indictment charging his intent to be to do grievous bodily harm ; and Mr. Justice Erle sentenced him to be transported for life. NEW COURT. Before the Cl GIMOTI Serjrant. IN THE RATTER OP FRANCIS OLIFIERES.—Mr. Clark son applied to the court to restrain the witnesses from going before the grand jury, as the principal one was unavoidably absent. This it was said would postpone the trial until the next session. The prisoner was charged with stealing or feloniously receiving 4001. worth of jewellery. The court having granted the application Mr. Ballantine applied for the prisoner to be liberated on bail. The Common Serjeant said that was a very different matter, and he thought justice would be best applied if the prisoner wee kept in custody. BUROLARY.—EIisha !,ode, a young man, 23 years of age, was indicted for stealing 60 sovereigns, 60 half-sovereigns, and other monies in silver, the property of his employers, Messrs. Martin and Co., dressers, in Whiteehapel. Mr. &Den tine prosecuted, and Mr. Doane defended the prisoner. The prisoner bad lately been discharged from his situation as shop man. The robbery, from certain coincident facts, had been per petrated by some one possessing acomplete knowledge of the whole premises. A screw-driver, which had been mimed from the premises alter the prisoner's discharge, was, with a dark lanthore, and a quantity of housebreaking implements, found upon the premises, from which it was presumed that the prisoner was a party to the crime, and consequently he w . as .‘ 23prshended.—Mr. Ludlow, with whom the prisoner b , said the prisoner was not at tome at all on the night . 01L727th November.—Thomas Peters said he was sure the prisoner was not at home on the night of the 27th of Novem ber. Witness met him next day, and he said to hint, "If you will but say I was at home laefore eleven last night you will save me, and I will make it all right with you."—An alibi was set up, but it was not substantiated, and the jury finding the prisoner Guilty, he was sentenced to ten years' transportation to a penal settlement. SURREY SESSIONS Y- - ItSTERTAT _ . . •.... Before RlVlctaie,Ch;;;;;,;l;iii;ftgiie°i;i w it Write' SHEEP-KILLING AND STSALING.—..O..H Ile, a , bourer, aged 28, wu charged with slaughtering and stealing a sheep, the property of Mr. John Metcalf, an innkeeper and farmer, at Ripley, in the county of Sur rey.—Mr. Locke appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Robinson defended the prisoner. The prosecutor stated that on Christmas-day he missed one from a flock of fifty sheep, and suhsestuently found the skin and entrails of the sheep, together with a lamb, which bad arrived near its maturity, and the sheep which had been missing wis within • few days of dropping a lamb. The traces of some foot steps from where the sheep was killed to the residence of the prisoner led to his being suspected, and on his house being searched, the cameo of a sheep was found there. This was subsequently compared with the skin found in the prosecu tor's field, and it was found to fit exactly.—Mr. Robinson addressed the jury in an ingenious speech for the prisoner. —The chairman summed up the case in a clear and impartial manner, and the jury, without hesitation, found the pn sonar Guilty.—Tlae chairman then sentenced him to ten years' transportation. POLICE.—YESrEaDAY. The quotations alder this head, as buying and selling pr i ce . , are ta k en fr ag ., the report of a broker house of the highest standing on ti.e Stuck Exchange, who arc kind enough to grant us tke privilege of access to it. Their report is the more trustworthy, because they can have no concern with dealing or speculating. The transactions in Passive have been so few and far between that the error arose from the price of some days put being accidentally left standing on the list. The official quotations represent business actually done, but sometinses, as well known in the house, if not out of it, .pretended to be done for a pur pose between two par ties upon a mutual understand. mg, with a view of showing prices to be higher or lower, as may suit the book. O(a,course the busi ness; done, real or pretended, only, must be noted in the list, for such is the duty of its compiler, who is not to blame iu the matter, for neither he nor the committee of the house can by possibility know, however, from circumstances. they may suspect, that the bargains are other than bond far, Thus, it not uncommonly occurs that the prices in the offic;al list shall be higher or lower, as the case may be, than the current prices of the market as between real buyer and seller. It would be hardly worth while to enter upon thin expla nation, which communicates nothing new to the habituated in stockbusiness, but for an imputation upon the good faith of the writer of this article. The sours from whence it proceeds is sufficiently designated by the remark that " there is a kind of tendency to run them (Spanish securities) down." Surely it would be labour sadly mis-spent to attempt to run down a sort of stock which oscillates betwixt the mar ' vellous prices of 4 and 5 per 100. The writer of such absurd imputations, - , however, may be assured that we are perhaps no more ignorant than himself of the. movements of inte rested parties, whose sole object is to get up prices upon some pretence or other, so as to sell out upon the innocent and credulous public at higher rates and with large profit. It will be seen front the Queen of Spain's speech to-day, which was the cause of the decline of Spanish bonds, in what a lame conclusion end all those grand promises of Senor Mon's sayings and doings, which every poet from Madrid hu been full of for the lest two or three months, as the achievements of the special mission on the account of the bondholders. or some of them. In the case of real business there should be less talk and pretence, and more substantial work. As it is, we see very flourishing accounts in various foreign papers which come to hand, and private advice' from abroad besides, and we hear of more here, yet according to her Spanish Majesty the "fitting time " for waiting upon the claims of the bondholders is not yet came. What a morning paper has stated in respect of the loan to the Bank of France is substantially correct, trivial exceptions apart. The Bank of England has agreed to supply 100,0001. in silver coin (dollars) or bullion forthwith, part of which has been already despatched, and the remainder will follow with all despatch, a part having been forwarded to-day. The cor rection to be made is that unless the Bank of France shall be able to purchase the remaining 400,0001. in the market from merchants and dealers, the Bank of England undertakes to supply the additional quantity, or the balance left unsup. plied by purchases in other quarters. The situation of the Bank of France was evidently ex citing much uneasiness in Paris. It is stated in the Semaine that the stock of specie was reduced to 62,000,000 francs only (2,480,0001.). Rumours were afloat in consequence, and it was also understood that the question had been enter tained by the directors, of raising the rate of discount for the present month, but the immediate adoption of the mea sure was adjourned. It is positively asserted however that the Bank would take steps for the restriction of discounts, so far as to limit the admissible dates from 90 to 75 days, and perhaps less. Another measure had been already adapted, in raising the rate from 1 to 4 per cent. interest on advances made by the Bank upon deposits of gold and silver. By this means the Bank expects to reduce the demands upon itfor specie, which it is embarrassed to meet, and also perhaps to constrain indirectly the holders of the metals to carry them to the Mint. 14991. /text .10* I per Ct. a.d. Asa.. "j 14 2i per Cs. 0999299 Aar., 92/ / I fi. E. di, New * per Ceuta A. $Bl 11 La i ro f As 29 , Lap. NA Ina., ISO, iLirtiLtk, W. I. dl?. 14i Hoe 4. twos , Reath Rea Poet, 103 j Comas lot areattet, 031 ladle Steak for .meat, 3344. Zs. 013. Re. Rills, Loom., to 14 11 5001., 12 13 De, ea, 11 14 3 per C Bra dam Hood.. Rif per Yesloaa, 315 Do A1re..J..14, 34j 11 4 per Cem Porn/moo Amt., IN 71 5 pm Cl. IllomMa Beads, 1105 per CI. illeutla Bowie Amt., Zoe. 11. 141 3 pry Cr no. less. 3, 40, Mr. 1 30 44 Nov. IMO, 23 PUNDP. per Ct Practise Pauly. Baud., 34 I Per Ct. hood. Rests, Tra. Ik. IN KO. 26 per Ct. awe. zo.b, E. 2i per I Ct. i Du ra l Exdusge,l2 9111., * 4 per Ditto Par Ct . Dino Bowie, tei POSTVOCEBII Darr.—The committee of bondholders met to-day, end passed certain resolutions condemnatory of the tax to be levied upon the dividends, but under the circum stances have advised the bondholders to accept the dividend, with the deduction unjustly made, under protest. The par ticulars will be advertised within a day or two. GUILDHALL. A DISTRERSING Cu.A Edward Stuart, an old man seventy years of age, was charged with attempting to throw himself off Blackniara-bridge, with the intention of destroying his life. The poor man appeared to be half imbecile, half blind, and in great distress.—Harriet Mars stated that about four o'clock on the previous after noon, while passing over Blackfriars-bridge, she observed the prisoner sitting with one leg over the parapet, to all appearance engaged in prayer. Presently she saw him put the other leg over, and he was in the act of throwing him self off, when she rushed forward, and catching hold of him, detained him until two gentlemen came to her assistance, and got him over on to the pathway, after which he was given into custody.—John Webb, 345, said, that finding a letter in his pocket, he went to his residence, Thomas-street, Grosvenor-square, and there found his wife, an old woman, in the greatest di stress, unable to get up, and evidently near her dissolution. The woman's sister was in attendance on her, but she said as her only means of subsistence was by doing a little chasing, she should be compelled the following day to go out and do something, and consequently be compelled to leave her dying sister by herself. —Alderman Hooper said that if that was the ease, it was requisite that prompt steps should be immediately taken for their relief. He then instructed the officer to proceed at ones to the parish in which they resided, and call the atten tion of the officers to the destitute state of the poor woman ; in the meantime, the husband should be remanded until Saturday, and be taken care of until it was ascertained what the parochial authorities intended doing. The prisoner was then removed from the bar, apparently unconscious of all that was going on in the court. CLERkEiIWELL. Pica POCICBTB AT SADLER'S Wet LlL—Preekrick Black,' well-known thief, was charged with attempting to pick pocket' in the pit of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and having assaulted polim-constable 179 G.—He wee observed by the Miker busily employed in the pit at tempting to rob divers perms, when he took him into custody. He made a resistance, and 'trunk tie officer a violent blow on the head with a stick. On the way to the station.houm, a gang of fellows rescued him, but he was re captured and lardy secured. Rl4 companions escaped. He was committed to the Home of Correction with hard labour for one math. WESTMINSTER.—Aassuvr OW A SHERIFF'S OFFICER. Mr. ;Vellum Pearson, a clerk in the Bank of England, was charged with assaulting James Daniels, a sheriff's officer, in the execution of his duty.—Complainant said that he went on Tuesday evening to 77, Ebury-street, Pimlico, with a distress warrant against the goods of Anne Pearson. The lady having refined him an interview, he entered a nom which he had jest seen the servant leave before she delivered her mistress's message to him, and there found defendant seated with two females. Complaisant communicated his business there to them, when the defendant jumped up in a violent manner, and swore he'd throw him out of the win dow, if he did not leave the place. Defendant then laid hold of him by the shoulders, and endeavoured to force him out of the room, and struck him. The complainant went to the station, leaving his man in possession, and re turned with some policemen, when he again informed the defendant that he must obey the law, and that unless he gave him his promise that be would not molest his man, he (complainant) must apply to the inspector on duty for • constable to remain with him, observing, at the same time, " That he should take are the Directors of the Bank of England knew what a violent man they'd got ;" upon which defendant strack him a violent Mow on the head, and wee taken into custody.—One of complainant's men and a policeman were called to prove the await. The latter said that complainant wanted to open some cupboards in the apartment, but defendant wouldn't let him, and said the apartmnts were hie, and that complainant had no business there.—Me. Broderip observed that it was his duty to send the can before a jury. He then ordered defendant to put in bell fee his appearance at sessions, himself in SOL, and two sureties in 401. each. MONEY MARKET. WEDNUDAT EVINIXO. The revenue returns published in the Express - day were read unfavourably in the Stock from the small surplus exhibited over than of bet year. This, combined with muses whisk have led to antsklerable ages of Se.ppasas maw within the last day or two, and ekick won oestaasa to-day, bore& man forward, ups the mesidatios els ail is the tads Oseeele drooped is sem mime le On same ftr tholetoiesse2 el ther i llore and mikes dierately, they &rift , bat lambs at-boyers. Upea:a deem ettelsoeher of the mum sesmats. it was lbemi ead easeepledeed that, table the eameadisary elesemelmem of the pm year oesaideestimohe mealea of impose on kepersoll availms at wipe sad high Prim 1001101 - 10812 . alweeepasej dimisidesi shirty of the popeledes fir the s eememp==aeleef wfwif them wes ramie oollootter 114 is the alee of so may advemessime, the modpie almoresse had slier ell boot so ccallwable es to law ma mad was, mei es it may be, over the rearss of laseme fir the peer tel quarter °campmate of 184 d. To lade some dry was =the eesevery of the foods trem ihe lbw messy, es air., wen 934 to j. Tame drag 9121. towns* to OR to 4. Threemidelamarter per Code, 966 to are Astraitim, 9 Maw/. India Stock, la * 6. ark See*, 206 te 6. astarrearbilk te 14s. 'RAI& rethereemediesbietemeamest isteeser bills gme Mete a meal thet it wee is sesamphriss le mile the rate at billeset them. With the perms emboss of the messy mmhet mid law rats of alseme, art the divi dends ambit is *wee of payment, by wit mosey amid biome seen shemlest ell, as iseessiamitie proper Gen of whisk me mad, my be expiated ft be pissed is Isehmaer bins ar , tribm fon loomomoot irOalloat, th e opts ter ibeadmilie la Om esees maid Illen to be ladepesdadly of the ebesmileacs marred to, which amid reader ries batter, the Loam in the Gaestia that a berth pert of the w 7hee mime up I. October tret, starestiai to was to be beterem the 7a sem* sad the 60 4 5 April to she paearee Medi smi feappiy) Me; amid atiss Me wee the= Tiie - can be so mamas that a preper et the amment Meted w9l be applied to the pads* of Die be the customary sexy, with tar drag of the swim *two heavy, sod Isisplag ”ar 40 miles adie LOOK Berk, 17.. to Ilk. lama Ite_iteeessesst braise to W eit Timm 'Belem* air the La Arearadra. sal MO lei Tiweemid-e-Qmear par Omes. tassift e t Savior-beak& The =fear Pm bolo weareis Isla boa heavy. Mexican are sow smiallemmat Da & Twemed-e-He/f OesiC ad& 8.1 w t the 6 . 0= 921 toe!. Pottiesese deolised to 37 to S. • were mar baler, at 261 .2 = 4 *. Trim err 864 att Mimed, 17 to e I ' it to 1. The' rims of Rad* were mroted, the ilemise • of •yes. Malay, by so masks of the writer, et te to 6. There wan a fair badness yesterday in shares and script The heavy steam emetiamid in fair demand. Bir mingham and °Aid scrip reached 10 prem. London and York were done at U. prem. and were called at one time rather better. Leisester and prem., were reported good. Freed heavy. The UMW( ABM market showed some signs of weak sue rears/ay, and several lines were quoted rather lower thaw Tasedoy. Birmingham and Oxford were bought loosely at roving rates, but closed rather dull at 91. North fihmk were done at 4j, and Dudley* at 6/The aid Meeks aloe were sold et • slight reduction. The only to be noticed was in Blackburn, Darwen, and Vtor rand 1 pm. Stour Valleys 21 and 3 p., and West Riding Union, 21 p. There was not a large business done in the Manchester market yesterday. There was not much stock offering, and prices were Ann at former quotations. The market at Birmingham was rather more animated, but prices were, for the moat part, as last quoted. There were sales in the Birmingham and Oxford Junction at 91 and 91 prem. ; Stour Valley, 68s, 9d.; and at the clan of the business at 3prem.; Shrewsbury and Birmingham (B.'s), 1 p. ; London and North Western quarters were done at 211 prem. At Leeds, the active business transacted, and the im provement in the pries of skarn in this market, is still pro greasing favourably. Great Northern* (late London and York) advanced from 10s. to 17s. 6d. scrip prem. The Bristol market was not quite so firm yesterday, more especially in Western Stock, which has been operated upon by the decline in the London market. The sales were—Bristol and Exeter New, 9; Caledonian New, 21 • Eastern Counties, 231; Great Western Fifths, 31 ; Lee ds and Think Preference,pm.; 11 Manchester and Leeds Extensions, 11 p m.; Manchester and Southampton, 2; Midland, New (601.), Stock, 7; West Riding Union, 21 pm.; Bristol Deck Notes, 2 pm. RAILWAY SHARE LISTS.—LoxDox, Luc. 6. ipmetor et Una In laiasimilffillw 44•Ws setaa imam. WM: thst.ru.. ls Attla• NNW ;Mom VMS. I , IIMLII ETTA= lAlliat. ...... 2 Z7ll76;;;VriiiMat ; Trinity Yacht. horn Deo& ; Alida Elselina, from Boom; Joseph Andersoa, tram Matanzas ; Mary, from Plum Pudding ling; Teladidliall 'ha Orwas ; Meld of Min, ham Ronan ,• 10~ lixdhrs^ IMMI Aalborg; Elisabeth, from New York ; Priam, istaglifta, from Msg. edam; from Quebec; Omnibus, from Boulogne; Water wit* twin . Tamara Ecreaao Ocrwsans.—The Babullatan, for illooladm; Ella Marls, for Gotteoburgb ; Augustine, and Neptune , far Woad ;• laatella Myth, for Bombay ; Earl Stradbroite, for for Berrout, ; Posthumous, for Pat Adelaide; Pelf" tar CaL. cotta ; tor' Bt. Michael's ; La Penns, kw ; BL Grow, ix Caisaa Orutimo writ Coma—The Wllntaglio, for Ina* Cedes, for Oetend; Wanderer, for Victoria ; ILarloquin, foe Dn. Lome, Sobo l Z . Antererp; Defeat, for Cans. out to Bourn—The Cueindra, for Portsmouth. Levairon, Joie. B.—Arrived . Favourite, Demerara; Columbus, St. fobes, New Brunswick ; Alcyone, Quebec ; Bea, Zante ; Abbne fan, Rengooths ; Ann Piny, Lisbon; Emma Watts, New York; Aee of Trumps, St. Miehael'a Sailed Montemmo, Neil York; tweed, Rio Janeiro; Naomi, Savannah; Mang, Havanna ; lady Mans, Valparahm • Coa, Alexandria, E. • W, Moulmain Catalina, Habana ; Hong Kong and p ons%%lard, Lis bon ; Oinlyan, and Virginia, New (plane; let, Pernambuco; Amara, Chaelenon; Mersey, Jemmies; Atlas, New York. Olf Irvin. dos, Dada. A nhamer was seen to aline and founder off Point Lynas, 3rd instant, by the John Campbell, which bore down to her, but nothing floating won visible. Ar Covn—Bra Fortuna, Madeira; Daniel Dyer, Marseilles; Bri gand, St. Andrew's. Liverpool to Oporto. 30th Dee., off Sallies; Lad War be om lle7r . verpool to Africa, 3114 Dec., o ff !attar ; by the Ann Paley, fr Oporto. (Advertisement]—ABlllMA, SHORTNESS OFBREATH, Cevatia, AND Coune.—A mum? ei•eratetwa CUM —The Rev. David Williams, the resident iyelleyta minhaer at Beauparis, in the Weed I-. Moe, v• lauat, ea= .11•11.1%. IT comp.. MMLLI•Cr O. 0k..11.111411.1.0.0 LOC 11.INJ MD. of Angier% Estes, in a letter dated the 14th of Jan., 1845, that be ss Mown= "recommended Tionowars PM. to a poor man of the name of Hugh =741 , i , D ,, d i n 1 4) I h ix. i nt,,,,...11:;;,1 It 6 ., Davies, wbo, at tbe time, orss almost unable to walk for ward of . raj - breath • that hs had nab token then a few days what he appeared IV ' girtvv.l.ll... Le tyia ' sad L 7 1111 • •.. 161 a' qulte another roaa • Idolise& was emy and natural, and he was im I aims a Oxford Islam 111 11 11 Morheotor sal Lee.. 111 11 i crowing dolly In idrength.. Thew wonderful Pills cure any cough, .. Bost., Sm.,* Mr. Ip Do. L .,..... nL. cold, Or agthma. Bold by all endemo in medicine , and at Professor 76 re. cad BAdor 1 lat. 11 Do doom ~,4 1. 3 Holloway's totablishinmß 244, Strand, Leaden. 6 leto New 64 $1 I Do ft. 13 Belowl sad 0105. e.... 111 Do Szto*Mlos 1111711 S. 3.3 . 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AI.), 0 p.--Mabbilidy Odfddryl Cldabw, - 111..-11e. dm t resta. 4, at kli Streak ter,,C. Irolata, Newt W. . N . is. Mama. g. 4, 2 1 . 1.,.. t A -sysmfba sli.), t, Is. id, t IN-dfoldfildf, t P.-11kbabff4 t Ifq. RAILWAY NEWS. Cheshire Jn., 11 p.—Birmingham, DAM), 61 p• — Birming ham, Gated/a, I, 1, 1 p.—Blackburn, Clitheree, lg. Weu e ra. - 1 rik,,ei n a jj d.—E. Lincolnshire, 21 1 lialifax, Bradford titta London, fork, ICa. p.—Direct Northern, p.-3e. Ulm& Midland Jn., Its p.—Newry, Warrenpoint, 24 p.—N. gaannak i i, ire, 41 Western, 130. 9d. p.—N. ()aunties La, el.— llbrewebin;r, Ref's w fdtff. 3 di — 6blewabiu7, Diem*. L an ; (A), 2 a.—De. (n) 18a. 9d., 1 p.-81iropshire Un-, IL& C., 1 d.- 8. s ud y nn ai re en., lip. —Trent Valley, Midland G. Jn., I p.—w. Riding Un., 24, eat 3eL, 1 p. —ll, e*P osl . Crosby, 8 . 390 P0ra 1 3 lit— liancheder, Bouthintiton. IA wrath? THIS DAY . Woreester, Warwick, and ilualh - ; Ixeffoi Tavern; 1 p.m. -11y and litintingdon • No. 7, Millbenk-stre,l, Westminster ; 11 ern. MISCELLIZNEOLTS NEWS.—s:LT AND PETELIRO aorGu.—This extension of the &esteem Count; "t mimiriff from Ely to PeterboinuA and wkich will eventually corium the former line with the Midlands, is announced to be opened for miasma er traffic 011 or about the I nth inst. Fbe some time past hinny Imomi."re trains hare been running on It, in order that the works might belie oper.y Dana ealielated. AMALGAMATION.—The Aberdeen Herald thus continents on the resolution to amalgamate adopted by the Aberdeen and the Great Northera (of Sootlond) Railway Companies respectively, at their meetings in Aberdeen on the Pith and 31d nit The measure is a moist important sae, es well for the public as the shareholders. On northern railways will thus be virtually united under one merit, and we shell now hares great trunk line upward* of 20= in length, from Artamath and Forfar to Inverness, with • central station at Aberdeen. The advantages of amalgamation in respect of economy and convenience to the public are, in the present stage of railway experience, too well known to make it men wry to enlarge upon them. In one well known instance—that of the North Midland, Midland Counties, and Birmingham and Derby, which centre at Derby—the effect of an union of interest and management has been such, that while the traffic and public accommodation has been greatly incensed, the whole cost of working the Birmingham and Derby line has been saved—the three lines, under united manage. meet, baring been worked at the same rate of expenditure as had been previnaly incurred foe two of them. From the comequent wiring of expense the railways will be supported at moderate charged to the public, and with a handaoine profit to the proprietors." DELHI AND ALLAHARAD.—On the 29th of last month we published, along with an account of the progress of the survey on the line of the Groat Indian and Peninsular, some estimates of the pro. table traffic on that railway. In the belhi Gazette of November 20, we find similar estimates of the probable amounted traffic on the Delhi and Allahabad line. The good. on which toll was paid on being car ried terns the bridge of boats at Delhi, during the first mine months of 1846, amounted t 0660,5871 =Janda; that is, to 2,456 maunds or full *Wait tons per diem. The daily average of the government stores brought up the river Jemma, in the course of these nine months, was six tons. These two items alone, if carried by railway, would give a daily average for a train, either way, of 46 tons each to the outgoing and incoming train. In this estimate the Waage of all persons connected with the army is omitted, for no toll bring paid upon it no register of It is kept. The nine remirk holds good of government treasure and stores passing the bridge, 'faking these additional items into account, it la thought that an average load of 80 tons for a train each way may be counted net During the nine months, 123,938 foot passengers, 10,882 mounted horeetnen, and about 13,1 3 00 conveyanixst of different kinds paned along the bridge. The proportion of this number expected to use the railway is 35.5 travellers daily either say. The possibility of cattle being ultimately conveyed by railway is hinted at. Rennie of the traffic taken at Gawnpoor .hew that it does nut materially fall off in amount along the line of road from Delhi to Allahobad. On the etrengh of these forte, it is assumed that the railway might open from Deihl to Allalmbed, with a daily average truffle of 80 miles either way. The prevent rate of carriage in that region is 3.N rupees per mend for 400 miles, or about 98 ru l el e , per ton. This ix nearly 4 ulnas per mile, iog for et t per 6d. te k agl in per Mile, the KO rail way yerlrer to com mence mwould by y k 1,14: per diem, 194,545/. The first outlay la estimated at 2,000,0601. (MOW. a mile, including plant). Taking the annual expenditure at 100,0001., there would remain a little more than 94,0001. to be dirided on the carriage of goods alone. FRENCH NORTHERN.—In order to compete with the Boulogne line, 110111 In the course of construction, the Northern Com pany has given orders for lisatent, as much as passible, the execu tion of the Lille and Calais and Bitimmk and Dunkirk branches. It is expected that the works will be breaght to a close by the end of next summer. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE. 7 II2Inos-Luni. Jar. 6 0 .--Bqpr: About 250 bier. Wert India sold at MB peisia. The peals Wes caseletedof ICAO bags ; 1000 baskets Java • awl 19011 bane Harawiah ; all of which west off with spirit at of la upon the prices that ruled peed= to the !Rohde" Bawd Weedy, standard quality, 648. id., fia—Oollke : OM hey plowletims 05ylca sold In public at the corms. adtstes peal native dearlption, 35., 4.. A pile °fetus Media mil at the high price of Oa—Pepper speculators tempial by the law pries bare bought lajely too. 13000 helm of M6660/6 we basalt In wee contract at 2 , and the reticle has on edwaallas appesraace.--lhan has further reared ld. to 3d. ; proof Lestrard4 la 104., It lid.; East India, b. id., 2s. ltd.—Cotton has bas settee; 3000 bales said at full pains.—Cuba ßugle, H. 17 6d., 91. Nearagna woad, fine 171.—Tes osatinum dull. Duties paid in 1846 to last week : London, 26,094,7691b5. ; liverpool, 3,793,490 ; Bristol, 770,275; Hull 244,030 ; Clyde, 2,033,344; total, 34,00,909 ; same time in 1943, 1.3 1 122,609. —Rice has been in good demand, and very full_ priceapaid low ad zaidd li ngAualities of Bengal and Haiku. 007TON.—Lintaeouc, Jar. 6,—The market today is firm, and the wiles were 5,000 bales, all for consumption. No alteration la prima. IRON.—A meeting of the ironmeaters took aloe at Wolverhamp. ton oft Tuesday ew when it was decided that the proseat prices should be continued for the easuing quarter, : bar iron, 101.; rods, 101. 10s.; hoop, 111. 104.; pig, 51. to 31.105. COALS, Jam. 1.-861 p: St sold. 40. ;XEnd xswell 144 61 s 61 Ws/ls tad Whltwell Budd tel Wd• - t - 11;r744 214 Od Dari•oo's Wog Hanky lle 04 New Tootle. 14 0r.41.31 Yowled Walla Cod Bondkopo wer. sr ad WWII Paid 847 , dtii;kriddm.. 111. dl Valls bed SHIPPING INTEL u. 1,11. 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