The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-31 00:00:00

. ~ ~.._ ;. • 1..._ LITERATURE. ti • r ,. r Risfreical and Statistical Account of New Soh Wo'es. By Joe'. Dc biota Lane, D.D. Third Edition. 2 vols. Freedom and lad.penclente for the GUMCP4 Leads of Austral:a. lly the same Aa:hor. Lcogincas. In March, 087, the tir-t British colony landed in Australia, and in December, 1651, the London world is presented with an elaborate history of the country and its successive rulers. Who wilt deny that this is an age of progress, whoa mighty nations start into existence ready made, and forthwith raise a crop of historians to make the world acquainted with their fortunes and misfortunes' The name of Dr. Lang has hang been connected with our great colony, and is tolerably familiar to the readers of this paper, through the series of valuable communications he published in its columns relative to the growth of cotton in Australia. Of his ability and earnestness there can be no dou'd, but he labours under two drawbacks to the completion of true and impartial history. Ito has lived too near the times of which he writes, and he has a serious graec slice against the power. whose career he sits down to describe. Indeed, we might say that be has at Once a grievance, • theory, and a prejudice—all three serious stumbling blocks in the way of an his. tonal'. With the nature of his grievance the public are already well acquainted, and with it we have no concern further than as it may affect the character of his book, by unduly heightening his pictures of the misdeeds of colonial governors. His theory cone which will probably bear discussion some 200 years hence, being neither more nor less than the erection of Australia into an independent repub lie under the names of the seven united provir.eis. To this point the second publication on our list is mainly directed, and to it we refer those who may think the question ripe for discussion, as a re facciamento of ingenious arguments, and &heavy cats fugue of the misdeeds of successive governments. The history, written more at leisure, and more than awe carefully revised, sill be found an exceedingly useful book, now that the publio have suddenly awakened as if from a dream, and take at interest in 'yin the slightest fact connected with their new found Eldorado. How short seems the time since the now world famous Australia received its first convict colony. Dr. Lang says: A fleet of eieren sad was asseusble,l at Portsmouth, is the smith of Much, 1787, for the formation of the pro pared sett:es:eat en the coast of New Holland. It coo aimed of the frigate Sirius, Captain John Hunter, and the armed leader, Supply, Ltentenant Ball; three store ships —the Gold.n Grove, the rishbourni., sad the Borrowdale; and tie transports—tho Scarborough, the Lady Penehys, the Friendship, the Charlotte, the Primes( Walim sad the Alexander. On hosed el these vessels there were emberhad six hundred male, eat two hundred and fifty Mies nth uteri; the guard sensimies of one major ammeadant, nerd rsr eigentas of wedass, twelve subalterns, twenty /bee ameammidsmed tams, and one hundred and sixty- MAIM rheas. Feely wivas of the marines, were die p tholn emlllell essempasy deter-Meat, together with illdron. The "ant landing at Sydney Core," is thus barbed The governor, Captain Phillip, with a party of mariner, eld ISM artificers selected from immix the seamen of the Wes and the @soviets, arrived in Port Jackson, and an- ANA math of the cove intended for the settle- MUM IS the @ming of the 25th January, 1788; end in the mime of the *Mowing day suelt•ient pound was cleared few easempleg the officers' guard and the convict' who had Ma heated iv the morning. The spot chosen for this put. pees was at the head of the cove, seas the run of fresh' water, which stole silently along thmegh n very thick wood, the stillness of which had then, for the first time since the creation, been interrupted by the rude email of the labourer's sat, anduthe downfall of its aselext inhabitants ;—a stillness end tranquillity, which from that day were to give place ID the voice of labour, the confu sion of camps sad tiwnu, and "the bar; hum of its new possessors.' an the semidee of this day the whole of the party that ease round In thi Seeley were assembled at the point when they bed Ike leaded in the morning, and on which a flag -set itir bed boa pnryeedy erected, and an union-jack displayed, when the madam bed several tonics ; between' which the gewerwr sad the When who accompanied Mak the health se his Inokesty sad the royal family, mad MIMS le the sew !dm. The day, which bad beta thwthealL e llse, winaleed with the safe arrival It ass Mime awl swath, Om Saha, hap-thos tomb the throe Ida the ems pal helms that bed Am be sememthementbeth se empiessudy their friend and C lls. themberhatten of the Weep end amide tart pipe be. the %Bowleg day until th e wide were landed. - The ecstasies that mod will not be weethred at, when to la Hat every ma stepped hem re hem Mamie lthe a weed. Pemba of pretile were end nos eselsedy aryleyed—sore ell= li rened br the dames remper ats—others in pitching testa, sr up sash stem as were seen fooned lately wanted ; ralrespee whidi bed se lately been the abode of Were sad Werrifewille eeffebsepite Onset sad esaliera i bet allot a thee war spedinelly prev a ilhd. As He weeds were spark and the pried cleared, the wises ensewpmeas wore szteaded, and all wore the ap perms et weirdly. The anther here proceeds to 4heisibe the troubles of Captain Phillip, the Int govieser, of which !alias au his people wen net the Met. Pray basses that the present rank be the diggings bring it net about again as a much larger mar The arable at heed iserloos were is the awl= r ased ao drew, an pease sztrerttlis; Oen berg ai bids, We the Nosealli Lind peteri. se be enight err =sifflis whale missy was Ste • bag tire es bait ben eves that enmity berg Arad greater then the Me t repress raw said he any Mph of dm, ordeals el rehoblift ear rig sealorsat se the bonus ef idne s ardise, • feedsor robellon was sedlered. Iliad, Ordeal and o f the lint odeniir as lids pried were ensers. • are superable is. ardor et , who orhed the seloor se a hes mesa of Orseser has told sett b ut be aMg period wee Reedy a orb erre bad of ladies ern •• day, end that Ibr three C or rses he bed lived la the army la the mutant belld that M Amnia sae day pair of haw I This dab of Alp, however , owls passed away, and the ahoy us ediesed to thrive spite of the see- MOWS bleaders et seseaselve (all in the wren& oesenling to Dr. Lag until we come to what we may be allowed to ecribr an important met in the *denial bistery—we mean the sir- Warning el the Snit oar paper, whisk looklit it awn, in IEO3, under the title at the i Gosotk. PAM theses the state of the as was ere of rapid development, astwit in, the detests it oar main, whisk Dr. Lang entries with little mercy. the the edelgithasst of the 102nd Rest. he W pertienbsly levees io hie as demotion, andsertehaly the Taste le ideas Tallya tidy his. De thew are Ist the =Wm 'beat v the pulls are Rest modem at the pm* meneat. They . ewe little whether DeelV a teashe, Mse. tisane «rained the groilest as gorentsee of New South Wales. What they wane to know le what are the present resonnesiatiene of that eesttey me an miriade. kid, besides its pulp so a sad, se the mama edemas dDr.= • boot we And sopa eat we ihr inforratice en dist Of tilie eal t a lleellaste •Ilesepsa sesilltalkae be eve I ies WWI te bare that We posholdlities of life, for soy amine ef Allier bra tube okay, ale higher thee be a rear MOIR been la Neoperk OM Wee ewer ef rat sirober see Naely a. meet .sass. aid age Or la Orr Intro. Li &RA re ism dlHr I. the salubeious elirste of New Owe Weir is Ehe • err larsorsod fa • mud lOW with sews gee ; It bum eases brightly thaw Is swum air, bait stead Peewee ef impthes wh=:o the arias serval, ef life rhea =ME servel. ere denbrus4 tear fours la New Sour Weis Shea rep teeny bar dr la lead. indieNnel seers w eareisly earla es judge W bet I my be pethdeled ;re the dryer/ me of ea aid mm . of the sews W whe Ml bees may yeses is tee key, sal ere the Deneosiont Arbor is =. et a honied sod the yens of op. The swig sr weeds besioed, Ire Ore yaws berm hls des* nu achell he hod lleoldrie been asertursd r use • whole euraltywosense, M be was herisstly heard rase Ilw—hls resist! - The sekbeity if the direr of New South Wales le dashisis ears, la peas esessersoe Os attrease dryers ef He arrerbeoe; re .asses kyyperater el lame at are ia•neleells. soorehelile het oa aleiste_eurally_ ef rim thst &Mg the yeeros emessed won the lir la Preps he I roll irow enmity tint re serer all ot era la New err Wake is math peers Or k begloaL h dee le era end rehops reels errs, sell riff 11711 4 1: rentlied es on end et. Ose emir, however, is Os dimmer of the in. =rear i whish Y dedensus se is E slims. sell doss eat hos Metal p upae. of sell es la may Imelltise la thus as gowwello mad him Is =l=es he we • lOW Ni t hare en bath • ~Seem ~AM whisk la seseed eseso g asi enrelied=wseeleri der rep end rift The WI t a .. BB ommielsear C ala lallaill eatl i tet ei tagray a " eraser N. the sears date arbia li C m en eef • samer. re have et the wee the en g= af lbe ark vegeletra ere bads ea the sea g irt:4r " lore tisk te thssi et the Butopses Issuer They esseeparniy epirei Iher r _eel Ile argynareelle eliondi they fee Wit lair the alarm et the saa's rye. art bar • ,`'we•fg‘Wriir-r - _ salutary seat open the atmosphere, while the amount of Iresidanns which they leave Olio added to the soil is nest Ito nothing. The hot northwest winds of New South Wales, to which Pd. P, ran alludes is the passage I have JIM quoted below, constitute ore of the most remarkable phenomena in the ma:vorology of that country. The.. winds occur on an average about four times every summer, and blow Irom twenty-four to thistpaix boors each time, the atmosphere all th• feeling like • current of I:salad air from • furnace, and the thermometer generally standing at from 90 dogs. to 100 dogs. of Fahrenheit. It has stood as high on one occasion, within my own experience, as 1121 dogs. The day I allude to was • Sunday, in the mouth of Febraary, MN. I bad to pertres divine service twice during.the hottest part of the day ; but I confess I experienced v, ry little inconvenience from the bat—less, lacked, than I have felt in a crowded church in Scotland. ThVija to be ascribed entirely to the extreme dryaem of the atmosphere in New South Wales; for in a dry atmosphere one ts able to bear a much greater degree, either of heat or of cold, than when the atmosphere is charged with moisture. In the humid atmosphere of Eng land, such a degree of beat would be extremely oppressive, if wit quite intolerable. From the same tante, also, their extreme aridity, them hot winds are perfectly innoctuous ; and they have So such depressing influence on the spirits as the Italian sirocco. _ _ . Further on the reader will find valuable informa tion, u to the price of land, the capabilities of the soil, and the best modes of permanent investment. A chapter is devoted to the dii•cussion of the best ocean route, the author giving a decided preference to that ►y the Cape, and the volume concludes with a world of information and speculation about the gold fields, which in the author's opinion must ultimately lead to the independence of Australia, and its erection into one of the mightiest nations of the earth. CORPORATION WATER WORKS. At a meeting of the Manchester town council on Wednesday, a very impertaat peepadtias was brouOt foe• ward for redwing the arabal paposatt due treat the ear. paaties is the old watarerente ort, tad the pi : • at whisk ahem Wilma esavarep haw Yreeit ham bad ghee the quetiew mere then a lead beteeept. Tie isamaas mermen emestrustimp la the laaafeadebs Valley to supply llaaebeeese with water have bees dr solo. l ject of much notice tarpon past. Before Oho aorpratioa could obtain power is impend upwards of bat • lanai sterling on thew works, it was umermemille=lalin a private company the old verbs. by ortikti bud previously been supplied with water. This Innanla wan made after the ruction, Ad/owing the railway wait of 1.4.5, when money um dear, and u the a orperedis a was aot in a position to pay the missile sum, it sou itione4 that the payment should be mit hi as =WI eidesiated at d per cent., of 19,0d3d ?ewer wee reserved, however, to the corporation, as bay et the annuity, on glen's twenty Yeats putdone awasey, sr 101,2401. de long as the old Water Wades Company existed as a cosi. Irizty the corporatism *add only redacts their however amp meg might premed to deal with Os Melt enesunt ; bid 441 lidlllati an easier arrangement, it wee wadenteed the Walmweek ta =z eir would Maim, md, bevies this, .oth i would dad separately, sa il the seepeentisa could make terms with • them individually by pagiii the elms ef ea* babe MMus lea that I wit, 'Ti. sompeintive shams of army Ms Mk w Mused the easpases• to try to redoes their gement, bat en the Waterworks Coming Way ammo to dissolve, ia as- Mame with the pedimmemay powers whisk they had Mimi us allies their meld, that body ems to a rescin ded dial it was Masks& The emit has bas is drive the Mardaddresepseaden to beam teem the lank el log had UMW, Ss be maid la ready instahmsna. speed 0." yesre ; MAK of Ikea amnia belay belvevred at 4 per cent. and IMAM as id par eat ; end thus the Water Works Compimp, orbs 00in* sever matemplated the possibility of Mush a Mae beamed, mad who appears to have dmight OM they seeks big the attempt to Mom a radiation et imam* by redwing to disesiva, have been outmemavred. The somaining WM. will be raised by the We of 120 yerpitatl easeities of 101. Mr only 260'. lest to is ethe to t et TIN ear peados, by he thmeganiest. " = " s i aTil as mad psymee mom OM Is. This mess kr sake the teas of the town was * ni l di. samittee Ss mat of the =here the Tem at the massing dm end folly appeeed et. Ths lepl amiss se wiped kr editing this Mad woe gives in /me, seri is new ea the paint of eadring. se that tat smagament will M 11.110111 i illMsdistely. A vesseing of the di Water Woks Company is thud ter Tuesday ant, when It is ex pected that there will be a rather wares explosion amenget the shareholders, at having their sake, tweed Mk um them to ma hush investments ire it at a pa led m MN the peeme-mm et thus kaki expand a Hank.the Isms on Midi the army is beamed km die THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1852. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Mr. W. 8. Lindsay, of Autia•frisn, appeared to several mammies charging ilia with having broken a matram with the eimplainanta for providing theta with pumps to Port PLWp by the ship W. 8. Lindsay, appointed to sail by the Ist of Demuth'? instant. _ _ _ Mr. Latwyche, barrister, who appeared for the cow pinnate, stated that the oesplahmate sought to rawer the must of money they bad paid for their pump, sad the sum of 'Of nob tom for no•-fullilment of a emitmet, is which the de linden undertook to provide them with a passage to Port Philip. The W. 8. Lindell was an iron chip built at Newcastle, and from the swan in which it had boon advertised, ono of the nicest complain ants had some ail the way from Canada, kw the especial purpose of sailing in her, and °then had eons from other, though not such distant plates. The ship sailed on the 7th of December, but on rushing the Downs she was pro councod sot seaworthy by her owner, and she accordingly returned to ht poil of clearest' ; her compass being round to vary on one side from to 21 points, a1th , , , ,.. 5 a perfectly correct au a level keel, and not audition stiffness is the water to enable her to answer her helm readily. An offer bad been made by Mr. Lindsay, but as it was consi dered Made lute to the loss and inconvenience of the par ties, they declined it. Sir Chapman Marshall said he was advised that the com plaint did not come ander the 44th section of the Act, as the ship had proceeded to sea, sad the voyage was there fore began. Mr. Lutwyche said that u the ship had returned to her port of cleanse., it could sot be said that the complainant. had obtained their passages to Port Philip when the ship proceeded no further than the Downs. Sir Chapman Marshall said he should his much better satisfied if the parties could oome to au amicable &mongo lian. _ _ _ Liadeay stated the W. 8. Lindsay cost him just me dial more than any other ship of the kind he had built, mid was three them MN MAW for emigration pawn them aay e rethcr dip hitherto mod. Due node. wee le pima that the ship wield sail on the Oth in stead elthe Datimbie, ea Ate smiled en the Mewing day; mid is steam imbued a/the variation in the worlds, of the meapees, he Matted at midnight fee the Dame, and implesod of the comas end mate if there wen ma danger ia poreeediag te sea. They;expreamed this esadisese to do so, but as the plate said there he extra date rin a heavy sm. he 181 there was ahem s , biased& evee am elk the Eves of d erl Imielweisem I. eagles dm .1. IC aPi priandl l mats mew. Ilialitmeitee, at great sm to Massif ordered bee We poet maim. Meg r a ii i : l l3 tad Kean la his own enessisnem Ilimeassang this heavy ime—he it was a very hem km— the Astamieed not sompanais the_pumegmese *Maimed apes the male of Is. p:r ia t i , ag eseenift to the Ass, has te eampeseete each ens to his muss. Os, pme wria, who hada sick wife, he had pima 101. to, ami Ohm ores he bad dealt with is a elerdAm ; sad he bed eased the present semplimmeM 111. Ida mak hasp at the rate et da pee day, Mu is My hal_ _ahem se being kite late a polies meet, be worn/ istesWeed le elide oily by the mustimerate's deci mites they meal ASV ea theirs were awes of pets- Mr Chapman Margie then retired with Alderman !girld e. amil the MK dierit N consider the_yettliminary mid w retaniagkite mart Sir 0. IWihall said they mewed slimiest that the NY seetion did list apply to the muse sod es the men was funded woe it they set 'helm it. If the peolisume were dismsidled with the deities they mold eppisLe Osert of Queen's &eel wake Ohs II and 12 Vie. e. see. & Pram& Rosario?, was with stealing three hooks his the shop of Mr. Rimes, of St. Paul's-church yard. City polisemen HIT don stated that at ten minutes pest seven o'clock ma Wedaseday slot the prisoner entered the eh* el Mr. WAR" wad twit up three books from the ,ma y in hie peals, mai walked away. Wit ness took his ism essledy. Mr. Wow said that the three Maks stolen were a " Na tural Miatery," " Evenings at Home," end " Peter Par ley," They were worth 6.. 3d. Tlie prisoner said he had taken the books bemuse he was in dimmest. He wee ammitted for one month. WESTMINSTER. _ . Semmes: Amen iii;39 - 11;;•;;;;;re charged with the following hmuriant trick to obtain money. Mr. leiaa Mash flatten, resident turgeon at the Con sumption that'Ho at Ihemphia, stated that at a little beam 11 i, ha Ins sailed by the porter, and Inissimil that two moms wished to speak with him. He wed lama Use ball, sal hued the prisoners, when the hash peOlattee Ida with St hilowmg note : Deer Ishe.—lf yea ma assist this poor woman, pray do. It is a nest dhttesdag ems. In haste, /our affection. ate mother, " Is. lievrox." (3, 11= . 11y the pelsenars' account that they cams from whisk was his native pima, and thliingt r at his sokornoist br mistimes" giving tin mole who appeared to ho troshisd with a vary or ths female, pahasional 'dries of m ths sima had a MOIL in his hmsd,be whoa ho maid do hr them, whoa the ash replied Mot Ms iMe. 11•11 m's) wall ham ma Na more, hm that she WA as little Alva Si her puree—messsarily implying by Mk frue X speech that she had given him IMMO pesualmy andssamas, sad that he still wanted MOM Upon heireing this comp/dew looked at the letter a sesend the., sod Memo Jerltiv. that it was not his males wa ys Us then I asked the mate pelmet" how Wig he had known Mrs. Batton, mad whet she bow et him, whoa be replied that do bad knows him 113 yaw. Liminess , le ether in. qvirise, the male pdessar asatisasd the name of tie vicar of ONIEWNI4 bat a wing name to the bombing of Bast Oemstrish, wise' ism the dim* who lad sa represantoll Woolf as her mmgmbak wl4, tell= W muds a walnim the mei be bed amaimesd beteg that the slor a dimmtleg megregation. Medias laimbias sheet Oreaumbh issiessaat, the mate prisms Mika the mod by shilZ that Wad a sea In the Thirty-ilset was desirous et rig to Clespiet ster i ket tby the mask. NA wound aMk Is make up the anew of the hen. Compisimmt Nod MA to skew him what staff ha had mt. when he NOM that he bad not got say stoat lea, MA bad paid soma MUM' at the book ing allies at the mew at Alimmedo-aleses, Pisa, to mere, Ms_ platm Cumphimat tail bin that be week ass Ms them, amd it he heed Ms statamsot menet i b u s i =l make up the required insust. Meth thsakad ainfadarnat, sad the aroma, merlin the bads isles spoken tat , said, " And pray, mr bon tha mimes to ph. my Mislead • halo stuff to lake te Gosport he his oat Met iniabse Agent of eetighing his them he eimillisbis mi. at 4 4= in ceder to usessiramp them to AMemsrio-s th et as lag a sonetwolisa that they wool take aim Om la yew._ awl hod - dam aa. Mom they baulk thass Is Nona do sma_them p ft n ._theught NM be *Wo 14161 41 11 Thines iand a = ll 4 who at bad net asked he =lrahut subssgmmtly admillial they wen and orth, sad that thalr May about with Garet ma the soma was the rest all a hbriestea. Complain AMY. est was Induced to :king Inward this shirr owing to his relatives at CliSlMllisk laving ban homed t o a sheet time ago by gene Mow gam Nees with a wa4Ml leis, awl she I. seamauswoo ths .... raads et = es upem boom leat Wks in ths by pawn gobs alma biti siot esiel ether Wags wile Internee staisfaiblie Mr. Deedseip asked dehmdants what they bid Is say. Mals_jdomer—l'm ewe I could'at ham mid I'd a sou in the , Elet. bemuse he's at sea. I've get the dropsy very bad year to warthip. Mr. liewlitsip eimamittad the peissmess hr three inceths burl Maur. 10L hos hem resolved ham iha Xmas' Company far the poor-Inn. CLERICAL Rey. H. Alezender, - to Drypeol Fumy , Yorkshire. Roy. George L. Allen, H.E.1.C.8., to the Chaplainry of Deese (from Dec. 14). Rev. C. C. Anderson, to Killington Caney, Yorkshire. Rev. Frederick anemias Baker to a Fe ll owship (Hert fordshire), Exeter College, Ozford: Rey. Ralph Bourne Baker, to be Entraining Chaplain to the Bishop of Meath. Rev. itermaduke Bell, to Kirby•Mooreide Carney, York. shire. — R;r..l. Boyle, to Rides Curacy, Yorkshire. Roy. Norman Owynno Brown, to Ravesbad Caney, Yorkshire. W. J. Capons, to Wicker Caney, Tabbies. Vas. Charles Carr Clarke, D.D. (Arehderria et Oshed r at.), to %ha Bub deanery of the Cathedral Clow& or Ohs*. Mind. W. P. Croft', to Boeford Carley, Yorkshire. &v. J. R. Ellis, to Bosaby-Moor and Foveae Caney, Rev. 6..1. Firth, le MMus Coney, Yorkshire. Rev. Charles Yew. lo Theme Corny, Yorkshire. Rev. Hoary Timm Oen*. tett. Stephen Coney, Roll. Rey. J. M. Oußilks, MOeseey Dashers. Rev. Themes Roweetk, se C reesege Co , ney, abeSei. Rev. Matioallito Ur i lonlingionCormy,Yceksidso. Itorditany Damson Mom% NorthaNdoo Carom; TooMbiro. Vim IL A. iMigtood (Atiallasona ot Abaft to Do Exa mining Chi to IN; INT Moo& Von. Obleir Andmionms of Junks), ftps. pwo to Wolk it Polar to. It. Eammrs Qom% ; oak% MIR, with raidonto; palm. dr Emma En. Ladd %auks, to Tundra= St. Nary Rottory, Solt& ; ; patron, Norguit t Belot& i'ACAXCII/1: RICTOST.-10weetb, Cambridgr ag &wee El ; Tele% Mi.; Duke of ; Rev. P. 8. ix rims anucT.—Raples, lleatik, Memo Nor. oriel; ; vibe, Mk; proem, CIAO; Clelege, Cesbeidge ; Rev. Reekiel 5 1 edre, pmeird. hAVAL Poniard/TN, Dad. 30.—Tho Plumper, 9, screw saes siesp ; Carerier Nardi. arrived at dyitheed to-day, tress the Dreals, Issas La Nor. 14, tile IMO day as the la Tata whit§ bee rived haw ; ths his Mad the satin Maass vase ssii. She has b y am as. at gelidost ; vita s_ pais beta bar ban the Itoramr, alelt aid Wt Ramey sa the ith at Oahe, ho 4 bat potit has.. Ares mai to a arias isalt ipi r ma lk. the aria II has et err The pia bar. Ms sin lambi bus Ile Pass Mr. are, essead et as Ws Ma. thatala Paw = L ira Part Pli/*,l.t aiskW Ie yet late his la lie Is aimed salbtr n ac i f a r 3 tam ast shy, laid a USK TM la Luisa MI the Maiis t Two sires and 26 ears ail mass hem the *rasa base buss barat bar by the Plisorre. This is_l Ire beta la esaueldia slaw Novara, Mk lavisi bra roasimmi la the smaer et that . ins b7t ltaara late maw at Ws dolma thessbdr tsly hie ashes al yam as swam veralissilty vi. The Ilpdaldly, esesaasel, Mama Cemersder Omer A131•, - 111111411 at ale pets te-day ham eras at de Ciroad at beta Mimed* the Pampas. 1, shier. Oa bers brad the U. 5... Ma elm% sal the mall soma iMasii, auseasimi Mai Masse sod dim were had sa bra, bs NNW =at sal* deems Koasda weleaml, sad liaard ; sr, doe imam la aft, per sales dry teem wife tars beta beesab Me& dm; lathe yeaaloyell., sad Lir at Is Ora tt U. 10o—Oa Tired* at& two sass ale eowaal at this lad by he et boa They OM did beams Wag ser sheer arse/ Oissody) bud tat three tabs e 1 be !dab all* they bad up; sad Is estsarg se as mar hey stake, is they ware aissasdOt h base WS op, bit ash by the avp• ussed this beet was espies/ tasel et ths sea. TM base ad Asir bias baits base ad yet bra bard.-Thu , ii , Carla lbarAy. wee lam eat side* *day. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.—Thrian ay. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. I,OIOM 40 mob takoo about Cootostimat, Rishmood, Oolorcleny sod 40 to 1 ash, in small nuns, about MO, ea Lompoik Plowirressi o Daliaze=n, Peggy, Elaurdos, Dun. Plows la CUP. 1,000 to 16 taws do a Ombra Wissonan, and 1,000 to 10 attest Tisitima. TEN WIMP EMIT HOILIP..—Seee the eon. damedie et Wary Ifoday. fir the starlte of bis et when WWI It vas en op try kb meet Set le mei Met need Wed whet he erraited eb ad, be km bus vislied by the eisem et et ewl% ma lt It mid AEI ley et Oho there es Nesetese ewe At the vie Set he I lambi lea Ads. rketetie. TThief ft to 'spine shield mire ht the easselhee, Igo Meet fa I4dy. Ihe 1I lea c.; MILLBANK PRISON AND THE SEPARATE SYSTEM. Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held two fluorite in XiShank Prim on Wednesday, respecting the dent► of two MUTUAL . . The first cam was that of a convict named William Walker, aged 27 years. Captain John Richard Groves, the governor, stated that the deceased was convicted of burglary oa the .3rd of Jane, 1862, at the Salop eosiny sessions, sad was sentenced to seven plan' transportation. He was received into the prison on the 9th of November last from Shrewsbury Gaol, and died in the infirmary on the 26th inst. He bad been reported or puaished in Millbatik, and his papers stated that he had undergone five months' separate con finement since hie conviction at Shrewsbury, is addition to which, he was 19 days in separate confinement in ltilibaisk before he was removed to the infirmary. Coroner—His ripen state that his general health was good Captain Groves—Se was received with the usual medical certificate, and his health was described to be good. The Coroner then asked if there was anything NON than usual in this case, when Capt. Groves replied " No ;" and added that his previous five months' separate seminernent would be allowed for in his term there when it mired. John Fisalt, suietast warder, Mated that he received the primmer es bh olmiteleo, ash temahted in charge of him till the OM of the same mem& He did not ems plata of anything to vitae% nor Mal ha appear a healthy lima. Ho was placed in eapente easement, and first sompisised ea the 29th of November, when he saw the PM% Slid soda es the NW sad Oki of the mem month. snr bed tositeke regales% sail his diet was elm cheesed. On the hammed day be west hate the hairmary. Whilst with wham he had been employed la piektag omr. He had cal arm tell il tu o t ;hers was m the puiu, a r l qtrustity la ail giemed; thate was allows.. James leaf , the in izmary warder, said that he named the dame& ea the 21Ith November, and he remised in the Manny until kb death. He eamplabed it rough when be NM b, end wee teem by the bity, who peneribed by him, mad echoed him bet eat sell doe. He never made any tod maything that seemed in the wards of the prhes relative be his treat ment. He was visited by se hissde. although they were written to on the Mil instant, but an reply that witness was aware of Isoll bees ewealweL Me inn in bed hest the 17th till the time It has death. He get every anweeese bon dew eel night keel the nano, sad •hw dye beim his dun he wee Align to be fed by • mtge. Hio diet mad leserment wore onerding to the dimities of the set sites. Them was • noisiest number si attendants in the iskomery at all times. Jobs lberadi, es barman me se. eerroborated this station* sal added that the daemon took hi. medicine = o r *Wok, mei disci at dun in the mornimg. The if the prises mad the barony woman Ann te talk to }themes AMUR than their duty alined, but • primmer or what and and to e friend or en the manor I whenever le wished. The beessod was sever left elan either day or nibs. The stedichte and dimwen always I TI M= Daly stated that he wee Orlin to the Milbank Prison. He raw the deemed lad ea the 99th November, but the reddest smuts (Hr. Snottier) Ina Ids before, and had wend Idea int the isikerri. Me did mot appear vs 111, andwitmeb =embed his oheal, end bun that he was lesed with pubmoney e Ike. Ho was pi:scribed in, end tensed to a s e s % semilein ordered for Ho led she tall inkrsary diet, with peeler, GM wore bend mder-setime. 0. the I9th of Deanna Mame head him imbed nines ben apse is the tight sib, Mb pen difileulty bendick mad e i t4tor ter amonems thod dewed that th a t bed become Ns. &oda had already treatment for reftstoil bop. esek es was ommelomed emighing. He was prescribed for , and had Mammy but without remade( the mon mere symptoms. Wilsoinew kin he the lest neon the 26th instant, ad Iran Ihet be would net mambo many hours. (In answer to the ben Dr. Holy said that there were always a mann ssmbes of nurses in the indramry—iatised,they had very few pedente in there at present.) A pet menom examination MI the bogy had bon Eno. The wee • Imp quantity et mower in ne right cavity Its shoe, bah hop ere Abbe* with enneepthe Ahem hi the l im it Mare. w It might be of about One anifte sending. The bowels also were extensively emend with tubercalar disease. The nue, of death wee gehinnery nonemptin and ulceration of the 15 E Caner irked Dr. Daly Übe mid dm any particular ? muse, or pebble cense, of the might of the disease as to time Dr. Daly Arad that be amid amt. It *pa be about six war ; oak a wawsew tar*., to the eiroweer, added that the 41111111111 Nay 11111 MI him that be lied bats is rhea Una the 14th of I. Probably the dime asetemeed ens An his inoptimmeeent. Oteemer—la karisomment lately to puma phimauy ei tr.l% a — ? lapriesweetat is, a speekleg. likely es remota sae awe /r4 ga = tag .It woo l br u pwr e cir las- sweli dame to rear an disposed that way, sod as -M strictly the separate semeseasut is monied out the poke will be the probability ef masampiem sada It TelatillS some loptiosomat to Meow la • immos, but Oa would =very mush ow the sal eswedmities et the pleas. la the resent are disarm meet have emeasesd seem after immelesmat. It wail ha MOWS a aseribe the origin a asposede ellbeit i tbet te as ord asaimete est wawa it. Ile she the abas es days' sepals awilawasst laillbash lad aessisemed the Masse a little, Nod Arid say trashing rherally, that thew et sir wail halt a Coroaer—Do yes eraelder tce spasm of separate ticallso• meat the best system fa prisoners ? Dr. Baly—Re would only give a medial opinion. sad these awe se new mug radar said up walk it that be add met give ma erase me Oa talk aidetiiwlr say rut swimmer es mated ea ta >rhMwk was ma try say alai the pelemea saw sea abut OWN, day, sad the sells et thsir ANIS was Lit opus ha, the day, which was yeast the adore of the =tess atria= . In that rims it existed a its note This bat( the wings of the 'Masse the Osesese asked the Jury if Wm wished te put sespromire te Dr. Baty, Liscrett e h arbeles amoraod zwrio la the o= mortire tre , pias_r be teld taisto then Il thl ars ia s are 4le Meath Dr. Daly MI till am that wee the are eldest. They had cr= a rt i r lia rdisase about 612 WWI I I et aspic to inaIIUINE4 sad If they them& Oa the UP days wash aaseut liell se pared had la say way has — sated hie Via, it wadi be ask day to esi ar. ow "Ns if they slimiest aril* arra erten had bleu the 1 Imes. Dr bed aloe mid that teed to is. eel Mill da to Oa Assam The q war, bed the died hes paha- I am sod bed tint dilate less _paired by „Aior allewite, they wail aside by API" himellately retameed a votes& et a Natu ral aettrakMee rdasemy seimmtptioa," without =kiss aiI AA the seat am ;mid be merely a a Whirs of the resist ors, it it eat meth while to report it. Tim Cos (aimKott.—ln estiesquesee K the dif farness el opines ef the Kenneth= Paha neeirwasee as ~the enstreedea of the are la rehouse le eabe ad mitted to, lad tabs pensepee draw. the wins railway Ile or ha lab Al eseay awl &thinKelly)e Thgue Pitney ban bees that ea the plat. esi sad Mlt enellesied Yri Mr. Allah" of ileadiwat Phisensext, bee stag varies' Julienne whelks Itheinsa sad Bonk Medway (hvanny se wan spin the drines alsb Z owners of she gged to se Me link 'Wein he ihnellulLin hos bin at p bl i r e se c o=tr i rads rot a ins there s Onthe, the anal andstrele at honlin c, was m=etal le s sinks Ohba t sal Mr. Mar" ef Weedipoleset, net oily ambled a ulnae =the Ewen Onalies Rag as waist se skated the of slat Lae, dot hey he a eir sor tire y reed the atheithia /Keay eh ea pints sad the seaseen ponneses genie le lowa wen :3Ed W ane ine the neat aid pisk in "Min es they Thh, lesereaw, wee huh es be me mine ea het ese he 111911 seta Wend* bah, tat the owerent peeved die nth% the andel' anseeity in he the th nr. Owes IMO lennhe Wine Kr. I an/ at sad Mr. ?re hat in* et Se Okeleanall Po lisewrert. la whisk melees wen .suit Is be rearmed Ow dabs alma is thus spa wink Keens. Wlleekett awl bed enehasi, bat tia haw were etephisa than Whey stetiess were sot= =waft der este/ gielkossat, sod, after as eimbseete wiesdbianmed the senneesse. Is esessiniase d he *elm et the hie Altserasy wed fish d — tio•flealere ben labia. eat they, it Is said, en ha oessalthes wi th then sepased Kean. Lag sad Tyr indll—aemel,. has es/km sinien en an Kam am winded vials the eel et eseia eaderwhiii the eihnideases et pass ass eal erne ail athanads. Thin is as Aso% hownee. it the eat nine, Nagaoka will mike anenan den* ewe Lye. !ar=t sad obtainer a spinal est at the BODY POUND IN Itzellifil-PAZl.—Yeeter day name the tidy ef a maw respenthly attired wee hand la the aneranlat water, Ineat opeek. mod was eineyed le the laid b..s, KantabseeWeeldisere, where It mew rendes ersehlas the noise'sheaset. = His see h atly_ahow 46 yetee. sod is eve that eh WIN is ne has ii Mak he was head is • Mask Oat- Kee Smith i nit, mad tweed Inesses, and bey. a Kith" ft the NOS sheath • sem WIN herd la the seat red=lllllll IRV wane head ea the body lit whisk be annened who its demand pasta wee. PIOMAILAIIOII 07 OUTLAWILL—At the Merin Co s s en s i zst Nude,. the Maw* maw wee sag= =ref 011=011.1111 Genf& sad Mohan Bei• et Al L uss. eit of the Chen; damsel LIMB lwaserta 0 ithe . B. M_ 11 t41 62 J sin hiss egi ft =blondes it y t. Deaths O i. aleplidlai m esey K. Cindla ; rand News TEN CAM AND- INDIA MAILL—It to thee the Ryden's will it. set the nit Clas ernia e r t hald d Bore NeKk ea the lith mains. sad that the will take the Wia are es the dab et .emy sink DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY. Bacawaaa 31, 11“. TM state of the Weather et mak of the fallowing pleas et Blue Vele* yee=icaerake. The *Wiese ere imaged ia coder et Hasrusoo-8.11.W. ; Gnile Breese; Overeat. Sorramerwox—W.; OM& Beers ; Baia. Fozaarrossa-11.W. ; Ilbeaelreeee ; Omer!. Tossainon-11.W. itima7vere ; ° Mint Baaniainaga-B.W. ; Wlad ; Caw* Ganearwits-B.R. ; Dews ; Payday Coady. laraoog—lLW. ; Geatle Bram LC/tree/1. ; Gentle Breese I rusnilLekodf• Cousams-11.8.W.; Cleatießrewe ; l'artiany Cloudy. ; Owens Ham ; Parttus.ark Cleady. ; Goa& Bowes; C The mai from the wki gine did net this Aso la lime ler palisades Alla yeatiodeg; thq thsoolliee WINO lie slate e( the waelher ealredmesileg monies et aim Aka. Kwiasimus--81. ; Stain I. Haanstais-8.8.W.; Frig Pam; Partially Cindy. Lammas-8. • Bud Wind; 11164—Italia. WEITIT-8. • dead, 8y,..,; Partially Cindy. Dazt-ulorox . -8.; Gulls Brew{ Pada* - Cloudy— Prost. SaAr—S. ; Btroog Brew; , Owe d Md. we et WU& TBI S DAY Noox. lue et Vas Weals. SJ.W. Gm* Drew& Mae. CASUALTY AT Bra.--latentgeees was remitted at ibe Lama tlaisvwdesn' thaw^ yellirdwr, sane= the Mal len la the Me gin et Os with ea the UM WWII hen Ltthvg2Tw i len what we oa th hues that the wed aebna et between the Wash the Ide et Xsa. what lin sap mai aim tbs Area ti tee) am ealety to shwa ta=tsthe rawaiai the pawn hew the awn with Il i tsAt sa lbs wow win wen saved. bi Zailan the s e n d. tai were ea abeat ea hs heakethen the blew m wow who piest lobe fa her at the than We have net pawn beerl hap bow =re id have eaneeraWe. both widleak bat it it hated th at the Tamarix= Cow," Nawiaskadag the milld am of the .saes.' ye• hang ornthar have bent Nat Is Ihe* Akio Sim &Nat OlgiF siss. t As netwooleds aft at proptsty ot Thie teir tie jem via et M ma alas a ad MORTALITY FROM DEFECTIVE DRAINAGE. be the f Y or es e p t oun M erda r. tain tl Y ake a r p l , ec ub tf lio s the c hau n ortr ed green, ves N foL ti g g i :as ifr ti t o ro n M ., t i oa dd se let tb e i l la b , s 7a - t the death of Matilda Church, aged two mosthe r ' e :rs e d g at g ghter of a shoemaker who with two other child's. had did during the last thre e weeks in one house, from Aim arising, it was believed, from the defective fie sad filtliy condition of the wretched place where the family were residing.—The jury visited the dwellinp of the parents of deceased, in Hepworth-place, Fountain-alley, Virginia. row. It was very dirty. The walls were damp, and the effluvia from a nuisance at the back of the how* most offensive. The father of the child said that a moped had been pulled down some months ri erkee. • S % e wes& saturated back wall o f wwiitnth Ho& nelel=doring the severe wet weather, whim en Pia wafted the filth from the wood into the ham A idliatity of soil also Gomel icn,ugh the /do. Weetoilseeniseon, 'eked what the obnoxious smell arose from, when witness pointed out the condition of the walls to him end the state of the yard. A quantity of gravel, 'Waked been dug out of the hole where the wood acme from, had likewise been scattered about the yard. Witness oompleised et the filthy condition of the yard, and subsequently the weed wee taken away. Mr. West, after inspecting the bows, directed witness to pull the bedstead from the wall. The bosses were the property of Mr. Wilson, of Friar's Mount, but the rents were collected by a Mr. Busher, whip told witness one day that if any person interfered with the property, Mr. Wilson, his employer, had a hundred peastls or two he could spare to punish them.-13the mese" : Witness had buried two children. One was t hen lying dead, and a fourth was not expected to live many hours. There was not so much cause for com plaint since the wood had been removed. The Commis none. of Sewers last summer led down an 18-inch drain, which weed into the main sewer from F oun t a i o . a ll ey. Mr. West, the surgeon, who had attended the children, had no doubt, from the fact of three children dying in that house, and another in the opposite dwelling, that their deaths were Pinged by the unhealthy and dreadful condi tion of the back premises, which produced malignant fever and swelling of the glands of the throat. Witness had re• ported the condition of the house to Mr. Christie, the re lieving officer, in the beginning of December, when he found that two of the children had died. Witness had been reporting to the officers of the parish for a considerable time the shocking suite of the cesspools, which wore over flowing with soil, which in some places found its way into the sleeping rooms. The soil is manback yards could occasionally be seen in that district of Bethnal-green three and four inches deep.—Mr. Christie, the relieving officer, was next called, and stated that his attention was directed to the house in question by the last witness. He proceeded to No. 1, Hepeworth.place, and found two children lying ill with fever. He gave the father an order for nutritious food, as the children were in a dangerous condition. The room, which was on the ground BOOS', was most horribly offensive j and situated several inches below the level of th e earth. The walls were very damp, and a mass of filth was then upon them.—The jury returned a verdict, " That the deceased died from typhus fever, arising from a nuisance near a dwelling-house ; and tlsejurors also recommend th e removal of the other members of the family to a place free of such danger."—The inquiry then terminated. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lrvuuroot., Dec. 30.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 4,000 bales—inclusive of 300 taken on speculation. The sales comprise 390 Perna= and Maranham, at 61 to 7 1; 50 Bahia, at 61 to 61; 200 Egyp tiaa, at 61 to 61; 700 Surat, at 3} to 4. he imports since this day week amount to 70,000 bales. The market closed heavily, and prices are a shade—though not fully f per lb. in favour of the buyer. 51 to at Americans are the most affected. MANCH/ATER, Dec. 30.—There is rather more business for domestics, and the cloths suitable to the India market, which ere still in good demand. In yarns the higher num bers are sustained in price by the India purchase', but coarser numbers are rather in favour of the buyer. The price of these yarns is unremimerative, the margin between the price of cotton and that of these kinds of yarn being unusually small. The price of cottrn is maintained with more than expected steadiness at Liverpool, however, and so far u we can at present maks, there is little prospect of much further decline in this raw material at present. The largeness of the crop, and the probable decrease of consumption, will not unlikely produce a change sooner or later. The decrease of constunptioh to which we allude is likely to arise ism the mildness of the season. Up to the present time, the home trade has suffered very much hes the unaskashleness of heavy calicoes, sad them MUM Wall kinds; and the result is that spin ners and Reavaatitreee are rapidly turning their attention to th o o p =iudon int cad Mg titer goods. We heir of one , Time avenge themaptith of cotton has been 250 bales stesthea pee week, baring named it, by spinning deer yW s be US hales per week. Ilene years ago, such a thane have led te leap assearalations of unsaleable Make, NA a eurikeellie dereageethat of business before the evil sett haw bar Cesteeted; but the rapid ammo- Ys Ithr and facilitiei offered by railway advents's* in this respect. The less sesseithed by a *ld wiater of course is not Whit bar% hat the asthethildth et stock is very slight eamparatively. The 'plass: bee the further advantage that whilst fitraerly he could only change the numbers of yarn he redwood to the extent of five per cent., he can now change them to the eztent.of 25 per cent. CORN.-Bissinrostan, Dec 30.-At Gloucester and Worcester markets. hold is the 24th. wheat maintained its value, and in seise Win= old English realised rather an,, messy; herby doll, and tending downwards ; oats meek set id. to ls. per quarter dearer ; beans aid peas dull, hot unaltered ha value. Darin the changed week, the few of wheat which have hands sold at r currency; only retail sales of barley are reported; oats tither dearer; Was and peas are taken slowly at Maier rates. At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull, but we make no altera tion in our quotations of any description; barley in im proved demand, and folly as dear; oats rather higher; very lisle doing in either team or peas. Base roc., Dec. 30.-The market was scarcely so well supplied to-day with English wheat , and the Mundane of buyers not being large, Mt SIMMOons were only to a limited extent. The qualities wen as Iserratefore very veziable, and numerous samples more or lees out of condi tin, as that prices took a someeihn wide mgt. On the Motto however they were about the some as at last week's merlin. Foreign wheat was firm, wade* the better Moutptina, but tarices were unvarisi Thin was not Ong iisig barley,whieh brought from 38s. to 1115. Mmertal quarter. nIM• 111111 holiness doing in wools, for which the somenalee of this day week man . The damn& lor ens was better, and ether empties set betas eninolvo, .Imilises ware again NM- I** to tidies an horionessit et 6d. per imperial quarter. Mae was a Wilma* inquiry for bens, but prises hie for E. aid Ihnign remained as before. The were new wheat, 42e. to 48e. per while, ; ditto, Mg wheat, 60i. to 68s. par ditto. Me. to 51e. pie MOM. ; ditto, fine qualities, 4 51 97.1ri110 s. ; atte r : L ikely qualities, 47e. to 61s. per ditto; hard, to 411. per ditto. English woods flew, e. to 4 401. 0 4 b Ditto& thates,&e., sweet, 2113. to Ns. banel. lash nimbler barley, 335. to 365. Psi impish& quarter; and ditto, 275. es DM 6d. per ; Devo n g treethl' g eed oats, 17s. 64. to 18s. tld. porjemstial gustier ; Irish white, ditto, 20,. to 211. ~ ; Irish black ditto, 18s. 9d. to 19.. per im perial quair.l English hens, 36e. to 40s. per ditto; foreign dins, 33,. to 31s. per 480Ibe. The arrivals on shipboard for the week have been :-Wheat, 1,662 quarters ; oats, 1,486 barrels, ; barley, 100 barrels, 1,164 quarters ; beau, 600 quarters • flour, 990 sacks. The oMeial return of the corn inspector gives the following enrages :-Wheat, 43e. ; oats, 18e. 9d. ; barley, 311.4 d. ; beans, 36e. Nnwisouv, Dee. 30.—We have this day a liberal sup ply of Wheat, for which-there was a very slow vele. The =all quantity disposed of wee at a decline of from Is. to 2e. per qr. Barley only in moderate supply, and met a ready sale at ls. per qr. advance. Oats, Deans, and Peas without variation in value. UIDIUDOE, Deo. 30.—The supply of Wheat is small, and the trade is dull without alterstWn la value. The average prim, le 411 e. per qr. Spring cora is not lower. WATWORD, Dee. 29.—A continuance of very wet and stormy weather has nearly put a stop to all kinds of busi ness dam Monday ; we Gan *enters only repeat the quo tations of Friday last foe every article in the trade. CATTLE.—Lnitna, Dan. 30.—There vu only a Mill supply at the cattle fair yesterday. The bout, numbered {4O, end the sheep 3,500. Cattle sold at from 61. td. to 7s. par stone of 161bs. ; sheep realised 6}d. to 61d. per lb. Sltstooa ACCIDStrr BY Fisz.—YestertlaT a fire broke eat at 10, W •street, Pimlico, by which three m.=were e y injured. The sufferers were aged 17, and his sisters aged respectively four end du. Their parents had a few days before received seam hasy fowl,, for which the young man was preparing a seep, the roof of which he proposed to cover with gas tar. Yesterday he was heating a quantity of this mateeld ever the kitchen fire, when the liquid hems Igidted and blued up with great they. In mew le if possible, the premises hem taking gm the aaa trx held of the vesell sustaining the ter eel wee Is the est et awryies IS late the yard, when the Mama NO Mt the over the lad, est hetes three Is Ileum end also igelthas the furniture in Me lemmeM end Mks. Had it set bees for the prompt atomism of the anighboure z i ps building must have bees levelled with the ground. several other per ms miss* If _set fatally inj When the fire had bees estiephhed the three sufferers were found quite biliiillll4 with the lames, and with the flesh burned off here sad them in palsies. Piss YhallaDAT.—A great km of property was osemissed ea the peemisy of Mesas. Green and Co., sil l Is, Bevis arks, St. Mary Axe, thro ug h th e oat - Isre7two less is their wenehemes in eight hours. The led alarm tea plass tabled a teener past twelve in the wombs, in the Who rums. Two powerful mina ems gabled the lames The Meek of the rooms, as also the ataireme, we, however, deimagetl. At the hour .1 eight the mateab of the third lees had ignited, bat the hem left as m the hem the previoss alma issa iholarat. preptty demo* Is bassi la SHIPPING INTELLIOBNCB. SEABORNE YAMS. tit •sages that tie nub it. sent from the General Post-eree anpbt,—and II by dee merstne—despateb4 IMF vim mien Frs.. ,st tt COUNTRII6. to Omura) Put. Pert Whet Moe Lando% daspau.hTd. I due. --.----.. ----ss Ihrld.piidest 1 1 1, Dn. 11............. Llnepou:.... /IL 4 p e w ! hi" Sta l l y afl . 11. ... Liverph: ~. .. Pao. 6 Afautcatiii7.tatery.thhlan. 3 .......". :oath.:. ~.t"s Amtrallateishintliatep-1 ice) llloth of each month Soothasrtce Jan. 24 DAto (sla Umeeilles) 14'11th of the moat!) 'Guyer :Jan. I? •Ifatotvia Cape of Ogled, I Sold) II kid of lebrnsry...'lnymoutht ... Nor. 80 Africa ( West Chem) ,N' 23rd of the mean Viyealeatii ..,, AlezandeU•...... IC lehlig.ll4l, et sacs. Dover Belem ..................N, Dally 'Dover ........,;11a14 rd " .... ]1 1 16! Of the lwm , hldouthor..me•-, ha. 16 Bunch iyres .....,,,,., 1 ••••2 a t i,, No vi, itknithi.op,;... Jant 14 sutor-,,s M 1i414171h0f month idutthampt.m. Jan. 1 • f Caps of Geed Mope 11 lathe( the month .6 outhampton. Jan. 2: Cape de Verde N 14th of the mouth doethan ptos;Jan. 16 Gsmtautiropie • ft MI/ datum( ass Dover .bee. As Glam.! A tr.rtica ......11,kidalithof m. nth ideilMalrpt , ;f an. 1 Castor:l Ulm ............11kom,Wed.,kridd idoutbang tau Ts Th-1146 Ch:l ,....111.1adk17th0f most{ Southamptcs. Jan. 1 Fame ....... ............... . 'AI k 11,111ke dolly Dom "....... lantle di. Oreasek.-...............N.7th1ith27Mettr.0t bow ......,.., Dec. 30 HamburgN Taseday k Friday 'London ....... Tesa..llle, Eitiland ........« id Widnes. I &tar .; 14 eace...-....AmThe. Eondorm . ............ . Irelaad ........ Xk N Twig* daily .. ... . . i ffolyband......!Thlat de. Imllardatieuthani t.) 11 80th ef the mouth SoutMono:am. 'Jas. 24 Delia (ts ) II ethlialithecoorti. Dew ......... Arrived India ( e Ma Cape of Good 11 N 14th of the onth Southamph. Jut 36 Wansitio ) Iledlternasmitvia doom Ift=ilanolltle) 4 2 44 r th e l tl i rt month 'reteehla..°'" lea. 24 tdedeo...-.... ll 411.1 of the month i.. 129.21 ., pun. Joh. I !ladies ............ Ull6ll It 23d a the mo.:6OULLA.J.pe.;,.:Jaa.I6 UMW . I Ith,lltu,loth,l7th 1 •• , eihntof the smut :D.yer ........ fah. 2 Naples' N Iti 15th23tiof soon, IM•er ........ 21a. 2 Papal Sates* le ;3015M25t tof AU e • Dome reidasula Pt 7thl7th27thof mck Srothsaimon. Ilea 6 Per 5........ ll '2adkl %holt mouth Ihmthamptus. Jae. 1 rieeany• ... ...........„ N, SthlSts z5t.1.4e.0n 'Dome Jam 2 Mat ludic . _..... l4 fladikl 7 tliefstinth i floithAmptch. Jas. 1 Van Dismen's 'Land (ser", . _ Australia) • The mailsor Australia Ha t►e Cape of Good Hope are made ap en the 2nd of every alternate swank. Thom made up on the lOUs and Nth of each month via Southampton and Kamilla. are sent by eating meek at rament from Singapore. $ Haile are also made up on the •Xnei of every alternate month for the Cape of Good Hope. • The mail. to Mon countries thus marked (e) are conveyed by Meek pocket to Marseilles. CASUALTIES. Ltbens, Wyman, from Charleston to Liverpocl, which struck on Dramroe Bank on the night of the and drove on shore at Lady Bay, pas floated off without apparent damage, ands at anchor off l'.i.ssage.—Watkr ford, Dec. 2.8. . _ Caldei of Whitehaven, Mann, from New York to Liver pool, drove from her anchorage l as t n i g h t , i n the violent hurricane, part of the crew being on shore, and west en a reef of rocks, where she lien in a precarious state ; her bottom is supposed to be stove, and she has about S feet of water in her kohl; the cargo, which is all damaged, will have to be discharged.—Crookhaven, Dec. 25. Gipsy King, from Glasgow to Liverpool, is on shore at Piele of Fondery, near Fleetwood, with loss of foreyard and bilged, having been in contact with a brie, ;which carried away her anchor.—Liserpool, Dee. 50. Iris (Swedish barque), from Glasgow to Licata. was aban doned, Dec. 27, about 15 miles S.E. of the Cail of Man ; two men drowned.—Liverpool, Dee. 29. Lily, for Liverpool to Africa, went on shore iltir:ng tho late gales, on the Isle of Man coast, and five of tee ce.w were drowned; the ship afterwards blew up.—Liverpool, Dec. 30. Liebre (Spanish brigantine), is ashore on this island a wreck; crew and two female passengers saved.—Roe Island, Dec. 27. Margaret, England, from Museilles to the Clyde, parted one of her bower chains, and went ashore on Trefusis Point, and remains. —Falmouth, Dee. 29. Millbay, of Plymouth, Benson, from Bristol t•StMichaers, pot in here yesterday, and during the gale p arte d, an d drove on shore on St. Minver Sands, above h.gh water. —Padstow, Dec. 27. Onward, Welsh, from Liverpoel to New Orleans, hu been also driven up to nearly the top of high water m ar k, sustained much damage, and it is questionable whether she will be got off.—Caernarvon, Dec. 29. Piscatagus, Wells, for N ew Orleans ; and the Rhine, Baines, for New York, sailed this morning, and are row on shore on the went mud ; both remain quite upright, and are expected Wriest tide.—Newport, Dec. 29. Sir Howard Douglas, Crawford, from Liverpool to Apida chieola,which struck on Bervalloch Point, 20th Dee., went to pieces In yesterday's gale ; people have been employed since she stranded in saving the stores, rigging acs cargo. —Wigtown Dec. 28. ARK I VHD. Amrrow—at Plymouth, .:ember 29, from London Aoms—at Gravesend, December 30, from hoodlum Boum—at °mewed, December 30, from. Grave:ma Ihopenszt.—at Plymouth, Dcamber 29, from . ..London °manias Cnackonaa—at Liverpool, Deo. 30, from.. New Orleans Ecurea—at Graverand„, December 20, from ,t. Micbee's Etacrue Ftasu—at °ravened, Dec. 29, from .. . . rit. Miehael'a ELIWIITH sec MART ANN —alt Gravesend, Dee.3o, tram—Leghorn Excasson—st Liverl, December 30, from New Orlaina Fa—at Falmouth, December A from Havannalt Genus—at Falmouth, Dec. 2*, from Vance Ovisroan—at Oraveresd, Dec. 30, from Otorto liaaweao—at Liverpool, December 30, from nevanratt Jamas licar—at Gravesend, December 30, from Banos Joao Pura—at Gravesend, December 34, from.. ...... 3t.. Vincent's Liao—at Queenstown, December 26, from at. Domingo laroe—at Gramend, Dwember 30, from Limenck Mininve—at Falmouth, from Memel Pawn Arnica—at Pell, December 20, from Pogoocb 3* aoatw—of flailly, Deoember 29, from New Vora Paoarano—at °ravened, December 30, from at. MichaelM SRA Marra (barque) —at Deal, December 29, from ...Weetwird Vneeza—at Bentol, Dec. 29, from Lisboa Valera—at Liireepol, December SO, from berme BAILED. tkoassee—from Gravesend, Dec. 30, to Brum& Sll 6 Hew—from Gramead, December 30, :u HIM) WATIII LlLLY—from Gra•meod, December Se, t 0.... .S:Alsberi's VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cumberland (turgue), with migrants, N0v.21, lat. 39.3: N., :on. 4LIO W. llimor (harise), Dec be, lat. 50.5 N. lon. 10.13 W., outuardtaand. Weir LoitiolUtew York, hound W., Dee. 25, re Cape Clear. ), from Liverpool for Bahla.ll days ou:, Dee. 118 :511.311 v— Wroa. 9.43 W. laid A rmelele ktp4trom Liverpool Tor Philadelphia, Dec. 1.9, lat. Rbelle=l.Rom Liverpool for Marambz,3o 0181 E. of Tooker. WoMeree (ediumer), Rem, lan from Dartmouth for Palermo, Dee. 17, tottb km et bulwark; ft., hamg eaperwooeil hese, maihm Lt. 36.80 R., lam 3 W. MIDLAND RAILWAY.—Another accident occurred upon this line yesterday (Monday) between Leicester and Rugby. Aa the up express wan proceeding nt its usual speed it ran into a luggage train near Broughton station. Several passengers were bruised, but none tensely hut. Two of the luggage trucks were smashed to pieces, and with their contents scattered upon the down line, which caused the day mail due in Lincoln at 45 8 to be detained about an hour and a half.—Lincobeadire Times. [Advertisement.]—llottowAT's OINTMENT AND PILLS cos Tin Cram or Ban Laos.—Mrs. Mandeville, of Strewn. auffered for nearly three years with fearful sores in both 'eel. Not. withstanding the various medicines aod treatment of which trial wae made, the ulcerations pew worse, sad for months the was unable to stand. At length it vu decided that Holloway's thntnico: and Ms onaidd be end. and these excellent medicines roon worked wonders, toe in • fsw Teets all the wounds were healed, and the L., of her lap so perketly restored, that she M now,ehle to walk severe mile, a day with ewe. —Said by all sendats of 010diCille; and tit Protestor !followers Establishment, 244. *read. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CAIDEW.—Dee. U. at Sunning-hill, Beek*, the wife of C. D. Cu• dew, lets Cage. 74th Highlanders, ol e toe. DI PAIVA.—Dee. 27, at tit. Alhoe'e.villa., fillitgate.rier, Mrs. J. de Mira, of a daughter. D64OIIAND.—Des. 27, at liarlbereogb-hill, St. Joheowoed, the wile of J. V. Desgread, Keg., of a daughter. 0011.—Dee. 17, at Eaton-square, the wife of Major o.oore, oft lob LAllolll%—llee. U, at Cbudiaigh, Exeter, the wife of C. Leselele Seq., of a ace. 27. at Pete'ley Howe, Bucka, the wik of w. x. rec. Sig n or a SCS. 27, at Lawton, the wife of T. Wilier Fac. 010 e. ILARRIAGES. lAGOT-BeLIFAX—At Mrs* Captain Begot, ice tbe :ate Right Hem Sir C. Boot. 0.C.8., to Gertrude Letitia, dot dallab• ter el Lleat....L Halithe, 13.M.'s 73th Begt. lALPOCII—CRAWIMIL—Dee. 21, at It. Pater',, bleeraotlsoroa. TIM. by the Rev. Z. Owen, M.A., J. W. Balfour, Ms., el the lib Dragoon Guards, to Isabella, oily daughter of tLe late LeuL.CoL Orman. WARR —IIESGT.—Dee. 20, at errtaefiel.l, &sex by the ger. J. A. Cootesha, Law of Aiburgh, Norfolk, W. J. Cnombe, EN of Gro Geswish. Yarrootui to Jaunt, Norfolk . only daughter of the late W. Way, keg. of roat , IRARTHAN , JOHNSON.—Des 2S, at Naryßhone Church, hY the Rem O.7evees, ILA., C. C. Grantham, Lieut. Ceylon &title eldest woof Lieut..CoL Grantham, RI Artillery. to A‘iellnef rely daughter of Lieut.- Got. Jobassie, 3th rumbas. IeRSTOOTT—WHITTORD.—Dee. 23, at St. James% atilui. the Rev. B. V. woken, mama= Master of narrow, to KVA bp" Mom West daughter of T. Whitford, Pp., of hairdo'''. —^ • WIGGINS —ROBERTON.—Dea. 28, at tit. li s iehaeraCheeter-equere. 117 lb, Ray. Dr. Twins, LLD., R. J. Wig?We, R.N., rldot 4,,m3 of N. Nigro. Zig.. knoarly Ohmeeter-plsor, Portmau.iour. ICUs ury, only daughter of B. Roberta; EN., le•.e ll.g. Stith Amt. DILATES. ALLEN.—Dee. se, at Orford-terrace, Ilydopark, Carolme, se:.rt a the law W. Atka, De. TAIRBAIRI4.—Dee. se, at Manchester, Mars Eleanor, eldest keels. ter at T. Pairbaim, tog. LIDELEY.—Dee. 28, at CoUep street, Northampton, Cap:. J. Lao. ley, late of U.K..' 6th Royal By of Fan, and moo of the lat e Gen. 81,1. R. Lumley, Adjt.-Ciesseei of the Dent.d Arab aded 47. irroieg.—Dee. se, w. stone, tog., Leighton Burned, late ofGe ,7* Tlwereek, her, sad formerly at 11.11.'s MO , Rest.. Wed ". WELCH.—D,e. IS, at Werbeerne-plaos, Hydopark. Chute Bo gard, soma man of I. Wel*, tag" aged S. PRYINI lad published by Wn.uoN Xi,. Hoz" of No. A, blestrod- Mut. la the City of Loudon. Priabor, at the Moo is Igo bwa. , 0118% • lie piles el Illistarisr. name IMNE. , PROM