The Express. — London, England, 1856-12-11 00:00:00

' V Kato Fite lnput& COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dic. 10. ITITUIGF aT NII PlUti at OVILDNALL.-110011111 W 1 C811i261. CI.IOIIOHM V. 6nA► ►MD ACCIDI3IT. ilia union was brought to ?scorer compensation in damages for an fajta, width the plaintiff alleged he had sustained in coesequamo of the defective constraction of one of the defendants' omnibus. usd Mr. Hawkins were for the plaintiff; and Mr. B. James for the defendants. The plaintiff wu a hemp merchant, eaer on Mashies, in Bdliter stress in partnenklp with Mr. , sad the defendants represent this General °mikes Oienf• fJn the 12th of April last the plaintiff MAN moo of bases in Cheapelde, and took his seat es tie mitelffeb he the purpose of proceeding to Putney. Hesse at Mr and albs boat mat, cm the sear side, imam gewillmolia.,_ Win between him and the driver. Thie toads on each side about ten Meow the alliffikno, and is attached to the eller peat bp user of Meer se r to enable the vehicle to per thesegt any mew Manes. It appeared that these Mama bed heomme weakened. nut when the omnibus hod meshed the Cr ih i n lismes, tie Haymarket, the seat tuiderseath Mr. C suddenly, and without the slightest warning or apparent reason, broke off, and he was precipitated to the growaL He was enabled to get to hie house at Dalstm, WSW 'offered severely from the shook and bruises he bad oseMeed, was moaned to his bedroom a fortnight, owl NEM set new move about without the assistance of easlabaa. !be hersed corbel (Si. F. Tbesiger) stated that, la oewesqwesso et the injuries he had sustained, the plaintiff, Weer of grog backward and forward between his terror as plea r business, as formerly, by railway, was maspollod to kin a curiege at considerable expense, that be lei to pay a very considerable sum for medical surdas" and dot owing to lib inability to tate the active shoe bit y did to the businessthe profits of thepeedsasb W a tery mach diminished, cad untended that, node *me deemostances, be wee entitled to a large mount of damages. Mr. Cleghors, the plaintiff, who was a tall ami very stout juntleman, gave an account of the accident. mil of Oho is ries *high he bad received. He fell to re geseri Ire a sack of said, his knee waslaaerated, sad the ensebs M lb lee and feet braised and weakesed. If he steed Ave minutes, the pain to hie beck, hips, and knees was so great, that he most either sit down or fall down. Croacensinined by Mr. Edwin James—l believe that the New Omnibus Act allsoce only 16 Mem' for *ash pasesnger. Don't you think yea and I would well fill up *et space ? Witness—Yes. But you would not like to fall erns feet. The gentleman *boost between am and the driver was Mbar thin, sad seeing I wee Most, he gave me se much ream its possible. I esunot ear whether say portion of my penes rested on the iron railing round the end of the rat. . - - - _ - I should have thought you would never ham forgotten having ridden on a sharp ism rod from Chemapaide to Um Boycott:lnt. (Laughter.) behove—l can only my that 1 had pleety of room. I roessived the But shock of the fall es my right foot. I then fill upon my knees, and proemial my Mad striking the ground by throwing oat y Maas. I einalida I had' very peovidential maga AIM Ha agaident I walked to Reggae-6mm in Oxford bead the Dobson effuilese. About 12 months preefouslyi W oallimi ben 'M e nd wee laid tip • day or two. HO 1111111•111 otOminel no an test imeasioe. I always dealer waif Mr pet. By Lord Campbell—Them weeM job of the esenibee whoa the aatidoat happeoed. Mr. B. Jests said the delcadlecals woo weedy le mosso to • mhos for 400 L, sad .be gear des wove to essept theism& This war Ur 11011 Om any lad warred Am the 'company bed been famed, sad= wove new aim seedinew ea plea wesid se 1. esjsesllG seem Ms eddy el the pusespee. The mans to poles wee ea ell ow, bet helm it went out la the sweeeiti K wee Isspeslsi by the pollee, whops nenesed It to be peOs* Ida 14r4 Campbell Anna Mot Ile ease ey had behaved Y the watt with yin paat c =isey. They bad given the *hi tt, a sum Mal leas 02•14 r what as Jury would ham &wended , cad hod ws debt they wield take presentieee le prime sue esdanes Ydtltuee. A verdict me the. messed emote, 4001. *Tan (03.13‘) 0. Iffinilegle.—AotlON Yon men. The plaiwW. 'Wee nman sibs Dec !Mimi& ho Drought Ape, • Wei of nie et baba. w In Sal end whir le abolished tics levewhl a ttet brought ildo sedan saint ilia yespelster end palibes• tle Freeralisee Gee roe, le resent empeneades le diaries far • libel whisk he alleged bad bass pabliehed in that journal irjarimel affecting bk drarraw. Tie defendant pleaded shot bepa the ilbeleellbewlsoy soled ..hl.. or pees upset es lbw,. dribs Meowed, tmelele apology to ihe seise sod bed paid let late emit se for the ary while he had done le the Mr. eeejeast nee and snelbse learned mania were for the plai.titr sod NA it. Chambers fcr the Ashadent. It appeared hen the epeeist stelenisnt of sommeal that the plaintiff, vibe had base • elesopose owslyyeess. wen very fond of prienino poseelle i _ owl hid • sibmilien lei which • choice shrubs sod pleats. ma . t hee bye an aviary. la which he took mat Oman soil ask" and In maw quince of several of them 'brute and pints. es will as mime of his birds, dying ender very seepeleos deem. mance*, he wrote a letter to des dafeudam% parr, and that letter was inserted on the 23.1 of Angell to As prat mat year. After expensing an opiate. that 101110 Arabs sad bird, had died from poison, he is this mornookailan said, " althoegh from other injuries notainal, tab not dill ✓at for me to ideality by eircarnstaaaa M. perpetrator of these set', yet, bevies only one pair of eyes to weak sod !Wnecessarily at time out, it is impala In me 10 s trash seldom' ea would produce a legal goaeladem of th• offender for the foloalm." H. then madam to Aware% •151 boao, you will sly do I address you ? Bove the good- WS to analyse the subject, and inquire If the operation of Mlles in this way be safe to the cominanity. Consider whether he who woald destroy a tree—and, if there be suds • reen, steal into • garden by night to take away th e eta poor little confiding harmless bird—would not, if he bad an opportucity, a`m at the life of a mu? You will reply, fear of the law and cowardice would entrain him ; be it so. Yet, ersasplts of this Mad (a diabolical depravity aliaart without parallel) ore not calculated to improve CM public mind. It should be sem that if they who do such things cannot be discovered In a forme to Wise lows upon them the doom of the law, they cannot hide thenasolvm from public indignation. The good Father of tha croatioe, who regards tae falling of a sparrow, will not fail to register the dying throbs of these poor unoffendiog creatures, cud, soon or late beteg retributloa upon their 'outdone'. But, sir, such a diabolical mode of operation socessefally followed would not is the end be solitary—lt woald have lb follower', and the victims beads myself will have loam* the operation of the villain's hand in their shrubberies and their aviaries. It is to mark • jaw horror with which a Christie* public will her a report of them dark deeds that I have sought your paper a. • vehicle to the public mind, minvineed that it can never be mom usefully employed than 1 when It defeats the devilish plots of th. analiciem—wreats the poison from the unman, or tho knife boat the mar. . deter." At the end of this letter the editor appended • note eayiag it was Impossible to comeivet a moth's for the perpetratio• of each acts as were deseribod by the reverend seatleasen, and esproming a hope that h• would discover some other cause than that which be had asenUonal to satisfactorily amount for what. if true, appeared to be • moat a.yeterions matter. This letter was followed by soother, signed " Jas. A. F. Barney," which appeared in the same newspaper on the 30th of August, sad ocatained the alleged libel. The writer said. My 'steatite has Men drawn to • latter which appeared in your joaraal of last week signed by an individual who has upoa more than to. Gremlin daring • madame in this neighbourhood snared for himself an tenenvialge notoriety. It is tras my same ie not mentioned in that letter, bat es Mr. Ayrie has iodustrl ously circulated around the neighbourhood that I em the person to whom het allude., I am compelled to reply to it." B. than described the assertions contained is Mr. Ayro's epistle so a tissue of falsehoods, and said that his accasatloas epithet him (the writer) were .• es false as the heart that conoeived t h em, and its foul as the Ups which lad given them atteranee. . . . . How fa it, I would ask, that the spiritual wads of the inmates of cur peorhouse aro still administered to by ono who tea made blase:filo notorious, sad whom, at the lea meat of my writing this, I know to be fa disreputable sow may, sad engaged in a not very eddying discourse, of which the vollilying his ceigliboun forme the obis( part ? This alone would he sufficient to throw discredit upon what he say,. But, sir, I have ir.formatios of a stronger Aerie mr thee this, with which It woold doubtless be implement for blot to biome acqualatod. Allow me, in conclusion, to ask th s simple question :.'hat credit would you or the pubtz attach to what came flora the pen or fell from the lips of cne • ho, while holding the sacred of of a minister of the Gone), could be guilty of Bebbetb breaking, dniakennesr, debsuchcry, lying and malice, sad whose frequent leogusge was of a description such es no decent person would venture to sally his lips with ? lam quits are that both the public and yourself would feel that all sash a preen as I have described could say would fall harm less on one who had • notorious rectitude within him, and wh-se chancier was sufficiently established to withstand the moults of the most med tongue." The eddor of its FeturA n n Gruel:* istroduced the letter to his readers by a note eapreesing hie regret that he felt com pelled in justice to his comspoodent to imam it, and adding that, as the journal wee never Intended to be the medium of softiies personal diffenneee, their letter bog would be eland for ever •80104 t sae farther cren esunicati,n on the subject from the one sldo or the other. The plaintiff complained of this litter, and heeling threat lentil to •ake legal proceedings upon it, the diefeniset, es the 4th of October, inserted an apcicgy la the parr, withdraw ing al secosiolons ?mime Mr. Ape, as fat m be (the de ferdact) was pers4naily coacersed, and ezpressieg his regret that be bad inameatiy been the muse it wounding that tttt lemon's feelings. The defendant, la aaswer to the aeti,e, smiled himself of the provision, of the act which wee passed in 1343 for the protection of the (*Manors of stswepap,re, earl cemented them from liability when they proved that they had Not been attested by malice nor bees guilty of gross neglect, ssd made an ample apology for what they had written, aid tendered a reasonable sum for the Injury the party complaining had sustained. The questioas fir the jury therefore were, whether the dsfesdaut had been actuated by malice in publishing the alleged libel, and whether the 101. paid into court with the spllogy was • wadi cleat re paratJa for the attack which had bees made cm the pialat ff's character. The felkwiee ',ideate was 'ben addocad. Mr. H.chard Clime Powell, meneslog *lark to Mr. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 11, 1856. to was guilty of iialkdosity pabliablag thus awl Mr. derjrat Shea at the sloe et tM *Latin ease sub mitted that there wee ae evider's te geM thejary that the defeadaat had published the Alga Melees ratter. The Chid Berea mid We M s s. Selowea, of St. Peol's ed Clouelyerd,bed sellemsa for • lighter °Tease. There wee es Maeda die bet ef th a t deterrent's betide addible& glen Mathias la Idesbep seer a publics tee sarMsresemgisiesd ed. The idoodest es Weiierd, lasted inert emphatleally Met he had bed w=tibelever to de with the pieties wrguMlitig Me beedblik er ewes, sad Ibte he lad Is se way lettetwel the =Ma, swiegt by la his shop Media lOW bed bees forwsrde di rt= thawagh theme. Xi.. °MIN tree aloe embed he the deb es, aid alaled *et thapisteelff had Wadded to bar bit belief that Mm de. Make* let me " p gr es :l" the Ihs., but that be bed dateradeed Mos se , be kaaw that be would "split ea the whole dal he was put law the whamsTbouleheelf bed tobt bee tbat alto was melt older Asa her beshowl, who had mak ea hottest wow of her whoa be sasevied bar. (Laughter.) Mr. flobieses—Thee you are ea had terms with the plalatiff The Chief Dina—l should my she has be to. good moon sot to No farther eviinewe laviselteee eallad for the defence, The loseentjedun ie;the awns of hie ewaraing up, said that them win had smut eieshielees esailensy. It was a aside of grNy rid of es Mid* der.aosthaa Its real worth, sod, lehrod, was only earekee atm for a lottery. The lieueills. however, for the ounaidluatien of the jury was, whether they were of °plebe that the ikleedaet had bun guilty of pablishin `the a ll spd libel by gob, the headbill In his shop. The jury Moles onsaltod for a sendierelde tine said they ebbed to retire so they could not epee, but at the sugestion of his lordship, Own wu withdraws. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—Dac. 10. =MI O.A =ATI. lift MAYMOPT 9. LIXGOWILL.-81ILVAJIT'S L 170011071. Is this sue the phiatlti, Huy llayoroft, • demotic sereent, bright an astir spirt tits defeadast, • maiden lady, melding at sad proprietress of a here is Mortimer street. Caysadhh-raus, to room a moutli'sW•fiN in lieu of • mouth's wanting. The defentlaat did sot heirelf appear, but was repromard by her brother. It appeared that the plaintiff had registered her same at Yr. Thompson's offer foe ssnanta la Osfordetreet, from whines she was savaged u hessimald (her escapades), at the yearly wages of 161. On plaintiff gdag there, on the 16th of November last, sad introdacisg bee largsga into the hill, the Misdeal said, "Oh, what $ load of luggage. =,) I ern admit all that, yes mast take part (Laughter ) Plalstiff saH she had so where M nark beteg a streapr is Diodes, sad therefor when the was her luggage asset he. Defendant than regaled that elm wadi rale received with sash a quetity stbeggsgo, and dr mos Ism with it, which on haying preireil a esb she AIL - lasavnt M tbejsage dehadeat's broils/ satinet tb. bo 1111111111111ide aa extossivo x, a auks smaller M es sed a bona be:, by man too heavy a Immo for a andel ornost. (Lasibtor.) Rh Ream observed that the dohne of those Wag too mai *ems woo ao saner la no shin but Maid men to no medh of ths plane& Rs am so mans ta a nun of senommt, sad shond donde asmodbily. iodising he *toff with some. wets alma about the Sow, bat all the @lbw sees wore gem. The rinser }Unbolt wu eppedmadisd at Wool y,* souse time afterwards, having bean la gowledy es Rawls thug; when she node a dimmest erassaiiii the nbloory will.* led to the opprobrium el the ithasety sad Roden, at Hs. d, Bdwardolsest, i rook salte a ',meaty ed the skis posparty woe ` wee osee possession derliness ft thle ether CrMere eviium el e se So sod Meanly amd ther lees sees wails( up ead dam la AGM of the pro eesellse's limo ea the deg el the rehhosp, md Rodeo was pond to boom dimmest do end nosy oaths )Mloo self. dos. tibia mess isolosod_ by pallablahSal sad ideallfist Theatolmossisas sa a n sk se ßasolosa when ohs was lakes isle owsted7 wee m a id she said when sow milled upea feeler dame. maid, I should serer have had IllWabate de wlsit this robbers If Jihad not bees foe thle WM& Zahn. 11110111M10 *ohms lawkki etionealisay. Ills used w talk to as, awl ohs tail am tale gauss fa Weak sod lee *Wren Mot, booms her Mabee& was in Idols ke hifte a sslimmea. we odd **geoid get him out fee fo r end ibis she hod get VOL Womb it, sad said las to Onion sisaselag towards raids, the 10e. I said I had get mattes to oho her, and she than looked nth to lend hoe May men tor's that would not be missed while the was eat et town, whke she could pledge lm a littlewhile, sad then return to me. I sold No.' She thee said I *soil have them bulk fa • week, and she so persuaded see that at last I loft her • blasket and two lines sheets, and two table cloths, whisk able pawned aid bad the money. She gave me the thee; and it was found Ls my box, but I did not do it. As ski did not bring that back la the agreed time, I wrote to where she had told as she lived-44 Edwaretstreet, ilasdasd-road—and the came to my master's. She said she email astride= them, sad asked ate to give her • dim open sat of she plate, which was not so likely to be atimed, sad she weld sell that and get the other *this est. I odd No.' She salad me Umy master did net leave his keys at borne oometimes, and I mid Yoe. She said I could get the keys sad she could rob the cupboard; sad she got a ehisel and went up stairs sad broke • cupboard open end took • lot of thisgs oat. She weal to Mr; Mount's bed and opened it end filled two pillow emu with feathers out of it and thin sewed it up win. She took the teethes' away, but I nom had • farthing. After the cupboard bad bees broken open, she told me that I should be sure lobe taken into thathdy when it was found at, and said I had better let her admit two thieves who could rob the house and I could say it was den* while I was out, or they could tie me to the bed-post, so that it should meta that I had nothing to do with the robbery, and bad been tied there by the thieves. She west to the door sad lot in • tall man named Harry, sad after that let la soother man named Jack. Plumy was outside. Harry talked about marryieg me sad promised to take me to Scotland. They then robbed the house bat I had nothing to do with It. When they mated me to be tied to the led-poet I said, No, where you go I shall go too.' I west away with them. Harry took se about in a eab la the City-reed sad made Re half-draak. He then took me dews to Hinting hem with him. I was with him one night, sad neat la i aboadasted me without • poesy, sad left me. Awas kind mph to pay my firs op to Leaden as F when I caws lip I went to this masa AiNea's Mess. Site tell me to Ey somewhere mail Ws spiel, the yob bery was discovered, sad Mr. Mood trans se port eif I was Mod. I thew went to Woolwida sad lived these s with a woman. A waxen gave sae is show for stealing a depil ate far two &km, bat I was diaillsosed, arid then a pollee ass less se es this shame. I this tali the whole truth, the tam as I how Mid lie Jury now. It's all true what I've NIL I sew skald lave dose it if It had not bees' for Rodeo, but they never gave me one 'may out of It. lam very sorry; but I was led away by her over-per auxin. Whom at Hinalaglisa Harry asked me to be a aineAlad am." sod de as he did, hat I said, He,' sad he abst _ _ The phew mods tide statement is a very sanest man. ner and it nada ems emeatlen la mart. Roden looked fame, sad se as hod repeaSedly threatened violins to Hudson, one of the ped eMeeseMsed between them. Flaunty, la hie delbase, said he was not in the robbery, and It was sot true that be rented the house where the things were found. A rest book, in whish his mate appeared ea the Umiak was put ia. Bodes said the ankles, many of them, were ber own. Mr. sad a rag woman who had bees his ear mat hakes positively identified nearly all the property preduseil. floor of the court was strewn with dubber. The Amisteat-Judge bevies summed up, The jury at ease baud all time rheum The ails= slated lhat dm plasm Finnerty had been is motody keseseMag a di. me% but he was sequined. It was farther stilted that da r es as alluded to as Harry was W. tieket.of.leave . N w kerma of Roden. X. Sleigh said, with m Harriesne that when she was taken she at oars gave the Ishumalion upon which the other winners were takes, aM this. was so doubt whatever that what she kad said was literally true, that she had been a dupe in the hands of a onnaing, sebtle woman , thee prisoner ham, an her amonsrliees. That was Hi. Mount's opinion, and, under the ciroumatinoes, there was no desire to press de ems against her, except so far as the intimate of publi•justiew imperatively demanded. The Assistant- edge said that giving Harrison full credit for having told the whole truth, and he believed she had, he Gould sot treat her NW se Gait of ordinary larceny, sad the panabmsat she would motive would be a warning to other Derawsin sot to allow miens to interfere with pro. light left la Moir sue. Her sentence, however, would be light la eamparlson with that es the other: prisoners. Be should seatemes her l• he taps to hard labour for me year. Midas was this temrwd kess Medea. The Aselehmt4edge the mid the ease u regarded Finned/ aM Rodea was wfdaly Merest their guilt wee far wane dean Harrison's, kr the latter had been their tool and vislim. The court would menu the public from their deprodedians for some time to eine. The 'intoner on 'soh of them woe Mx yeen' peal servitude. Richert Pmelval, a remeetable-looking man, surrendered for trW as • drape of stealing three apples, the property of the Orme Neelbera Railway Company, his employers. Mr. Lawman was omen' for the prosematim. Mr. Met calfe for Ike prhoaer. After hmirWg the evident*, and Mr. )letealk's address, the jury fated the prisoner Not Guilty. Cul° Colet*, so Italian, lately belonging to the German Legion, was indietad for attempting to stab Charles Osborn, George Dudley, Charlie NUM*, aad Charles Hewitt, with intent to do them grievous bodily harm. It appeared that the prisoner was outside a pabliokouse in Hun -street, Horton, at 11 o'clock on the entities of the 7th of Nommher,and he was seen by the potasaa Osborn to attempt to stab a fissile. The potsnan gun him a knock on the head with a " long arm," an article used to pub public-house window shatten up, to prevent hie suiting the woman, whet the prisoner inroad round and attemited to stab him.. _ . . Mr. Dudley, a tradesman end StiLitoe witnessed the natter, and they in tarn be ams objeew of the prisoner's fury, and be struck about right sad left with a dagger. The prisoner urged, through en interpretw, that the vowels had robbed him, and he oily wasted satisfaction. He wished to know why ha was Interfered with The jury found him Molly. Mr. Creasy said the prisoner and Ms countrymen must be made to understand that such conduct was severely paulahed in tble country. He sentenced him to twelve months' hard labour. Walker, of Heaterbery, the plastid's solielter t 'WM Da the deliedaat, Mr. Sherwood, wthe lii of Oa lobar last. He Garden en the badness of a aihrenesith and a stationer at Feverehene. I prednood the papers *Main big the alleged libel, sea the 'paw. I NM him I eats from ate piebald's seamy. I Placed the two sewspapen in his heed, and asked bie if he was tbe primer awl usher et this.. He raid be was, sad that be mold prove the whole of the ebleires—that the aseemate in the libel mn ass, that sr. Apse vs a Wish breaker, ea he eollesed dens fat lb modes sSe Behbeek day. Thai be wens esairsk t fiebibad mess his ids be was data masa mead Os /ESN Nes If see Is • Nab ef Weider ties, isseedsi vary ease - Mr 111. T hat he add yess heist ben Nal* Wilk Sebes/ es a wsers's SY% lad that he had had a Made kited up is hie Luse That be was a very bed sea, sod a disease to the deal. He abessid, "If Mr. Ammer t e o law with ea I will thee prows Met may see of the iftwe Woe." • Coswenneeinsell—l had essehisiseesiew with M. Sher wood two en Moos ape age. I node a meesesedues of the eseseeeles I had telth his es Se Issessides. The 1119111smiset woe hen nod. Mr. M. Mtlsm then strewed Sera on the port of the defeallest He Niue that whether they wee not thastealesit ailed thistle plaintiff, who wee then to Weir he =meter, shield riato the evilness hes le table to euesesi ke the proprietor to ask Ka whe ther the teemeuesaties 1 the in wltais" deposed to was Waded r selleuaded. The was many es teflea spies' Mr. Beney, who the plait( Mew bed evalen to letter is west to a mom WWI sad soviet gawk whisk to plaintiff bad ate upon Ma, end the eels esseraist he lied erase the deasiant we that be wield set allow hie to her Lt nerd is a permed efisfainerey in a newspaper. He tett ited that the ileandiet woo sot actuated by manse. gad that he ad die all et MOM than all whit the law norhed et the conductor of • jewel la suet NM The pina ta bad throws the ant stet, eel is • way totally iteneistest with the tend straws of • cher asset soother peewee of oust folosits seta, and hen Yen up le the deteeleties of the anwseillg a llea if the party ass Maio= robot=. the Mail to Diane Nmrig psi se W else rim the emenomases. Se eossisai pee the dual_{ bed seed with we malice, but with peetel psi hit, a= OM he had Ws guilty of no yen =sin= Maim it was imM a arum set el dny te inert the emit =Ns farm Ate le bed puldhe= Mr. Lyre's shell l tam thialeillialim URN, thugs dream- Nam= be ashmined phol 101. wee fee ate thow moolk le therastiff fur e y ferry he might km suf =B.% reetionita is the letter Is gneiss. Mr. lrwusd, las dakakat, was this sealed— I kayo het et Om Iliewhisai ewes for about It meths. rriorstit:f tee lopernals whisk wee satablited after the Malan et ilmsamag amp. The pinball mai up= me a= se a Miler width ha =Mod le be indirlied. I wawa to Insert it. I said I bad again le do with portal iipmes, sad that the piper wee set a ma= In satins thew He own a mead time with the sane letkr. sal Impala donned le Fifth it is my paper. He la id a Mad time, asi NW • Sorely, as I ma's psi= is et some any ea, you names ream to Meet sub • latles My object is to provost any ore dab= simi lar site, sal jean mamas asset be War ambled if it hoe that its." I. SIN set, lam sidle ma it is ay tightest es my eleP pr Om= my hire sal de stroy= ay stabs." Panay was his =libber on one Me. led Borer en the ether. Beim wee his rfgbtkmd naighbear. 1m eisesmissee of what paned the lett, en besot= amy sewspapat verbatim He era. maid the pee= I belie= be Mee op the MS., and threw it dom. Al. 1 appeared, ony Isms= saw Baty. I saw the MK a Dextre ken lishr• it ma put into print I said my foreman I did net like the wordies el the atter, sod that I wee afraid to Weis it in ow eft steetald get leletreable about li. lAN she nowt the Wan hem melts twat the piaistiK I aver hal the Mislaid dlprtr with Kr. yes I have resin= him aweless whisk he has erbwUyM and had aye lees at handl, terms with him The revesaiss ot hi asses as curate of Foments was owed WM him to smsrpease of =pews amiset. As rhatetweidea, It was my duty Ss see the onesatan, sad he knows I did so is the Mat Wain weenr. I have knees Berney for several lean. He is the Animas of Kr. Kalb powder fenny at Faver sham lisilively mos. After Survey's let ter to eeply ma I rots= le have mythic( more to de with drir pawns I saw Mr. Are after Buser' lofts en piled. Me said, "Itis a letter very Wily mat up Moe= the editor sad Busey." I ▪ " What d I pas maamok r He replied, " I mesa what I say." said, es Km apply the remark to w, I wet at ogee give ft the Me. I mar saw Haney or the ham or bad any sonesesiestioa with him until It wee pet tato my loads byway henna tout 6 e'elook ea Friday afternoon, just Massa wee palliate print. lea vary sorry that I wee Melia omega _la Wert your letter whet has to " led this serseasaws. He the Wed me for four wee of the earsift assielsieg Busey's latter, whit I told him he =nil sal lomeos they wee all disposed of. I heard aothlegagge dale Warm sat I nutted a letter from Mr. Waite tae Jitelire seileitor. I welled ay Matt with Mr . W e dark. I deny la Leto that saki I eta prove that I saw Kr. • re go up the pulpit main la &beak= state. I S s.steMZy was melted during the iserearew. imam r. Sipe asonse•M te take legal per os tage na =z ist e, who bed aeries= the newts a inigt= license he was eat email= drilla et as unit. He hail appoinftrat parAwasly. I set know that • pane ef soweiges reran to its when he left the sunny, air as I aware that ha was prenatal with a regalia.. 1 Mee the JIB. et leruare letter. lees., the arms of the ins=ist—l us a plater, and essarieselly est as editor. The Mar radioed ain Barsey's haadmiling. It Is • copy of the °rights] MS. He ate a fair 1.317 ef the KS. besets I regained We to do so, the gam Mks siestrand star it wee Wait in the paper. Slims as Man wan tameheil I sew Dem" ekthe sutra it. Ile mai my Mesas% to the Wei ofkr. hr', milooli, 'I This is a Sian thap Mr mu Kr. Lm penes ha y s sell psomas in the aelphhoraheal am the to whoa he alludes." I mid Ila am Mink yea deserve such apereions to be east epos pear tauter, sad he replied, ' I I should think sot ; her I will write an eater." I said I think you had better net ; year eleaseetet is to well known to seed soy defeats. He thee west away, eel I afterwards wend the letter Wu him whisk was in. eared. The MS. was torn up fa the wad tune ed basis's. Whes Mt. Sherwood rotated how, I showed him the letter, at said he had bettor lock it over previous to its insertion. He did read is, and sad, "The Wrap le very stroug— such stronger than I lac I ain't know what to do about inserting it. What would yea do 1" I replied, " Upon my wad, I don't know ; hat, I think, you are bound, as a mutter of justice towards Barney, to is seri his reply." It was afterwards Went. I have sot we Mr. Ayr. ken to-day. I was is hopes of wing him. Thit Clink to the 0 mediae/ of the Fewest Uses saki— I read Mr. Are's letter is the defeadast's newspaper. I saw Mr. Ayr. about a week or tee days after both this War and Barney's reply ked appeared. He told as he meet his lawn apply to his septum—Bonny sad Cereals Boner. CeptW Mesa is ass of s=tern Beazer. He west tato the whsle Wart sifts Ms birds sad trees dying' I " Beaty% amiss eon= yes map dia. Toe stab bed a mu. is the dark, sad he awe oat sob gives you • thrust otesely." A gentlemen rant mode the saw °tomtit. He was went away in high dudgeoa. • letter was thin pat in 'viten, dated the 26th of Wpm, end written by Mr. Ayr*, the plaintiff, to the pro prietor of the powder mill we Barney we. employed, styles that four rare' experience had smelted We that Barney was one of the wet dangerous villains that ever caste within the tempos of his knowledge. Mr. M. Mastro and Mr. &Wear She the severally oddment the jury on behalf of their reasetive Lord Campbell, in asmaisee up, said whatever coneleeka the jury might was to as the quests which had hoes submitted to theta, he thought thine opinion would ate be that the plaintiff appeared very creditably in wet au that occasion. It wat quite Wu that he basso this paper war fare at Fuentes, and that it was he who Int induced the proprietor of the newspaper to violate do law, yet he did Not present himself is the wituma.box, although he (laid Campbell) bed no doubt It would have been more satisfactory to the jury to have seen him, and bend his answers to the questions which the defesdant would probably bate put to him. But those were Eaten upon whisk they would lost their own opinion. Tay also could :not tall to observe that if the defendant had not efelded to the pressing sad repeated solicitations of Mr. Lyre to publish his letter he would have beeniavolved ia this law suft. If they thought. that the defendant inserted Honey's letter without malice or prose negligence, that he had made a fall and ample apology, sad that 101. was a sufficient compensation for the plahviff, they would in that ease Had a verdict for the defendant; but, if they enterteind a different opinion, they would return a verdict for the plalauff, with sull so additional ISO as ander all the eireuestances they casidered he was "stilled to receive at their hand'. reentry, after a few 111111Itte deliberation, band a verdict for the defendant. COURT OF EXCHEQUER,—Dic. 10. awful" AT MN PRIM TOILIMALL £PT nu.—Wlna ten. C. SAWN APP 00111100 IMMO. BATTIK T. CLAYTON. Mr. 11. Chastain sad Mr. Robinson appeared for the I laiatiff; and Mr. Ss:Juni fan and Mt. Eternality for the t. Tide was an action brought by the plaintiff, • baker, carrying on Imams at Dockhead, against the defendant • grocer, M the some nelshboorhood, for stalieasly publishing certain defamatory documents reflecting port osely upon the ebareeter of the pleintiff, his wigs and family. From the avidenc3 adduced on behalf of the It appeared that he hod bees la the habit et carry. Mg ea raffles at his house, in which he was emitted by a pent* et the name of Camm, who was conceived to his "professor" at the hasicess. The plaintiff, notwithstand ing that he was reputed to have incited wealth by these Ream, had actually been a loser, but this was sot believed by the neighbours, wto whether from a belief that the raffles ware inducted unfairly, from *Miry, or some other cause, not abs.e circulated offensive handbills beaded "The Dockyard Swindle," but employed men to parade the streets chasm mi in the Orolreerset style songs reflection on the plats tiff. Placards of an abusive charm:4er were also meted throughout the neighbomMood, and handbills wore sires. Wed amongst the principal shopkeepers, and two of the latter were eshibled la the defendant's shop. This circus'. stases, together wish the feet that the Wormiest had made himeelf bony is the matter, were relied on to establish that ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Thmaow, DEC. 9. The eosaleeke he o p the waster anise for the 012 la 11111141011 was by Mr. Junes Coleridge or. 111 y nein, and wanalag, after attending Melee navies. lb Wieldy posseeled be Ogees of the cane is the 'Weeder. Thine 11170 abbess Omen /et trial. iamb Hemids was alterrilWiti the manslaughter of Themes lanfige. Mr.:T. W. Senmisue prommeted ; Mr. H. T. Cole defended the Tred aa eote ir. el mad the miaow were farm Istvan?, in the employ of Mr. Jame Willis, of Charterhome Heaton, sear Bath. The primmer who is a man of nth., weak intellect, wee frequently subjeeted to prank& jokes, and on the 26th of September bet the demand, after severalty times pelting bid with threw a quanti of water him. Tile prisoner at d dirt. m time het a lathy fork In c bit hand, wkiaM tang at the eiseeesed as ha ran away, and awe of the preens penetreted his back, °easing &haat in dent death. _ _ Mi:il t. Cole, as behalf et the primer, submitted that the ONO NAlabt be heated as me of homicide by abed seaters. Hfe lordship , hunter, held that the duty' of maa slmighese was eleasly nude out, aad sold it would be n um* prejudisiel if juries twisted 'video's ; it was better to lot tie law take He solute thus to 'aloft •ma because it might appear • bud ewe ; for, if that flouts, were Jules might seaviet where Oa evident, was sot as sabetaatiate • slurp, beaus* they night bane the aura to be a great villain. The hey Mad the primmer fissfh, bat acoompealad the 'wild by a recouneadatios to nervy ; and his lord ship pared the limiest seateses of sae meth's imprison- OM; with hard lawns. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yozi. Dec. 9. 1170•11 XII. MT= isma. SOT II .. .MIXT-Or-LIAM" XIS. Thomas Williams, allu Groves Rhoda, 23, was indieted fora burglary in the dwelling. boast of William Webster, at Leeds, ea the 3rd ot September last. The prieramPanded of the burglary, bat pat the peenfalienia r lizornt Mat he had been pr. MOE. Tlia was OP the prisoser had bees acetified se Mang _ Me, 11140, sad having been at that time pre lim* matION. be was than thateased to transportation Mr tan peam, tly he was a tithes-of leave sm. Thelpelsemar YsrMd upon 34,. Pap (the purser of the Loses Herfogb Hes% who Identleed ssatieg why he haw Ida putlesiatiy, and Mr. Pegs replied that he knew hociaase, swag ether Ohms, he was the sweeper of ths plow and peal th tame Wee, whieh he kept on the head its tenth, .ad kid this at command; moreeva Mr. 'Page had had esevereations with hie reapeetiag W pa does MTN of life, sad he replied that " he sister would work for 10s. a week for anybody." Tha jury hating toad that the preview nieviatioa was paved, The Jags remarked that the primer was clearly one of Gunder el pones wbo are determined to take the path of alas nem Ibis Oat of ►Gisela trampreed *a 14 yea 'murs. st industry, and he mast he Piano" (leaving the bas)—There's many a were and dent dm this happens, my lord, at an, when the ship goes dm. NIIZOLAILT AT NINON IN A /ZWINSI/01 SHOP. Theism Smith, 21, and Thomas Hoyle, 33, were indicted fee hating acessitted a buries!, is the dwelliagthcuss of Ristuud Biakeboreasib. at Ripon, on the 29th of July last, and tholes therefro m 37 s il ver watches, a gold watch, sad ether articles ef value. Smith pleaded 'tufty, end Hoyle was undefended. Theavideate wee saMelently dear. Tits ivy fosad Hoyle Guilty, and the judge tantalised both him and Smith to be transported for twenty Teem Bakis, on roseiving senteneo, exclaimed, "Well dons, old man I" and Hoyle said, "You've given us plant, of Use to rotors la, that's cue gaol job." (Laughter.) a'aaato.eortsssoaa CI•101 01 010 AMY AOLUIST 7al "LIMBS WIZARD." Money Harrison, 40, was charged with Laving, on the 18th of May, 1846, at Leeds, monied one Bush Ann Brows he isaybg a former wife then *live. Mr. Blanshard end Mr. Johnston prosecuted; Mr. Menlo and Greenhow defended the primula. The prisoner, known as the "Leeds Wined," rendered himself notorious is referees, to the eatraordmary influence which he possessed over the murderer Dove, mavisted at the lest swims. After hearing the evidence, the jury moulted for • few atinatu, sad Mused a wordlist of Gurley, • decision which apparently was approved of by all pereo•s in mart. The prisoner wog Oise further 'barged with harriers, on the 14th of October, 1850, at Wskefield, mania Maria Steel, his forum wife being then alive. Usder the direction of kis soaasel t►e prisoner pleaded guilty to this offence. A prsvioas conviction for felony was proved easiest the pri soner, end it was elks shows that the prisoner had been eon eicted dais fadeout week, and sea rogue sad a vagabond, in be • fortuneteller. His p, In sesteaciog the prisoner, observed that he had bees found guilty ea clue evidence of the crime of bigamy, and es his own confession be stood tcoavie , ed of atelier slsilar offence. It appeared that be bad al.o bun imprisoned for felony, and he was sow undergoing punish seat for • (elation/ assault of a very serious description as disclosed ►y the depositious. He had been lesdieg • life of unparalleled prodigsey, the edam of which be bad been convisted being of an aggravated character. The sentence of the wart was that he be kept la peasl servitude for four MIDDLESEX SESSIONS; N 2.033 11 1 , PAM" WS, USIRANT4IIDOIL Louisa Alien Bentsen, 20, Fanny Rodeo, 22, sad Those. Fiaaorty. 26, were titillated for stealing 2W. in nosey and two watches sad other articles, vetoed altogether at about 1601., the property of Hoary Coastaatiae Mount, in ht. d 'inlay-house. ,The cireum►taaeea of this ease were of rather so extra- ordinary nature. The promestor was a gentleman residing at St. George's-terrace, Dalston Wee, and in the month of September the primmer Harrison entered his envies, and was left in charge of the home daring the absence of Mr. Yount and the family from town. Oa the 9th of October Mr. Mount left tome in the morning, and when he re turned in the afternoon at about 5 o'cicek he found the door fastened, and he bad to climb over a nethbour's wall to get to the bock of his house. The 'maxi was atutest, and on he examining the house be found that his wife's bedroom had teen entered, a sheet and a cupboard bad been emptied of thole *entente, a eash•bcx was gone, end that other rooms were in a really isdeeexibabla rate. A amber of p:atod articles THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL Samuel Leigh Booth, a faahionablpdressed young man, who was remanded from Friday last, ow a charge of ob taining 41. under false pretenses, was again placed at the bar. .. . . . . Mr. Brown, a medical glen warehouseman, carrying on husinerel in Ferringdon-serest,! said—On Saturday, No vember 1, the prisoner called at my werehouse sad said he wished to give as order to be lent to Mr. Brows, a chemist and druggist, of Pewsey, In Wiltshire. I called my ware houseman and heard the priscner give the order, after whteh he left, but returned @gain in the mune of the day sad told me he was Mr. Brows, of Pommy, that be had run short of cash and had not enough to pay his expenses back again, and asked me to lend him 30s. to suable him to got home. Alter some consideration I let him have that amount, and requested him to sand me up a Post-ofilee order for it on his return to Palmy. 11. promi , ed to do so, sad I saw no more of him until! saw him in custody at this court. _ _ Walter George Drown, of rewny, on the last ex amination, said the prisoner had been in his employ, sod bad been discharged for an attempt to defraud him. Mr. WOWS SOW never authorised the prisoner to fellable the amount of 30e. from Mr. Brown, of Yarringdoa•street, OD my account. Sir R. W. Carden—This ease Is complete, and I shell eamusit the prisoner for trial upon it. A constable named Brown hers producad &warrant which he held for the prisoner's apprehension on s chug, of ob taining two casks of oil, value 301. 18s., under file, pre- Unmet, end applied for a remind to enable him to produce witnetsas to prove the ease against the pawner. Bir R. W. Carden—The prisoner is committed upon two churn, and I shall remand him upon that of obtaining the Brown acid—Steer I noised the warrant I have trued the prisoner to one of his lodging., where I found these letters addressed to hiss. tiiiß7W.oareli;Lare those letters open ? Brown—No, sir, they are ill sealed. BR R. W. Cards., having read the letters, std—Then are two from the prisoner's father, giving him good advise, and offering him a home in the event of his not getting a situation. There was one from a young lady to whom the prisoner has been paying his addresses, and she very wisely tells him that she has heard so much about his character that ski begs he will never trouble her with his company again. There is another letter from a young lady before aticepting the prisoner se • suitor, but having heard of something better she has desire4him not to cell *gain. ♦ geatieman who was present reocgnised the prisoner as having made an attempt to get nosey from him. Ball, the detective, said there were a number of similar instanees, but he had only brought those come forward in which the money was actually obtained . Mr. Fedler, of 199, Fleet street, aid—Before this ems is disresd of 1 wish to maks one remark with regard to the is... of the prisoner being fa my envies at the time hi was taken into custody. Ile applied to as. for a situation on the let of Deouaber, sad said he had jast left kis father's diablloluosat, aced me be wasted to a feriae is Lodes salary was not so mach ea o bject as employ- Mat. I malted him for a reference, and, after UMW( OM or two, he referred me to Mr. Bolton, of Picaadilly, whoa la reply to my laquiryaave me a character which te rm& me to engage the prisoner. I date this because I amide, Mr. Bahia to have sated very baradently in rgi inch • ressonmeadation without knowing more of vent r e Won liad miens misforted. Ire if I bra robbed to any great erect It r e lib& W. Carrie— t doubt, for it was obviously tM pelmod% resold M dh you, and to say the least of It I Wok Mr. Button lees hem very inentiens. Wr.llaten, whit wee peasont, mid—l admit that I ought to have onedieed more ileed=hat at the same time you will poorly*, sir, thee We. only referred to the respestability of ties prososiee d Wand knowing his balm be ire • highly respeollahlie is the wintry, rad his Own appeared!' always the most favourable =Yea, I considered that the character I gave was the Sr B. W. Cada—lf you were sitting here day after day es I say yea weld God that the most ingenious fronds are Perpetrated under the gales of a respectable appearance. Mr.Bafton—l have been vary mock derived in this instate*. Be never applied to re in any way for money. Satur The primmer was removed, to bo broaght up spin on Ilse.W . hite, a poor woman, who did a little businesses a greengrocer, being reduced to great difficulties, La cense ounce of Mainers faWag eff, applied to the sitting aegis matelot some temporary relief, and stated that she had been a beer to the amount of M., being the traits of her hard Brims for some years past by the failure of the Royal British Bank. She prodded her banker's book in combo. ration of her statement with regard to the 'motet of her deposit. Sir R. W. Carden said, unfortunately there were a great way more in the some position, and asked her, as she lived at Limehouse, why she bad not applied to the Thames Polies Court ? Dirs. Whits said the bad applied there, and had bees told they could do nothing for her, because there had both eo many applications oa the than subject. Sir B. W. Cardin said be wee very sorry for the poor wows*** lose, sad he hoped she would soon get a dividend— at insolent@ it was seta use for him to interfere is. BOW-STEER T. Joreph Form, a letter rimier in the Highgate district, was ebE e t e w , ith stooling a money letter. The , who is of adviamd age, and whose wife Is bedrid had been fee many years in the minim. The dramatise's were precisely of the ordinary eke. raster, end detection had taken place by means of a test letter. When brought before Ur. Peacock, the solicitor to the Poet-ogee, he admitted kis guilt. Mr. Henry committed the prisoner for trial, observing that he hoped it was made known to the letter carriers that this mode of detection was employed, that It might operate Si a warning to them. Mr. Boulthorpe mid that every moans was taken to let them know It, and indeed one of the men recently convicted stated to Mr. Peacock that he was aware of the end knew that he must some time or ether be deteeted. WORSHIP STREET. Henry Nord, and William Langbam, lads of 18 end 19, were charged before Mr. D'Eyncoart with being concerned in webbing with violence on the highway a young married lady, Mn. Sarah Aguilar, residing at 161, Albany atreet, Roceat'e-perk. Prosecute.: laid—At two o'clock tide afternoon I was lie along Wilotreet, Finsbury, amompanied by these ma dies—my sister, aunt, end oonaii--earrying in my right band a portmonnale, which contained some loose idly., and a cheque upon Meier& Hoare and Co., the beakers, for 81. Saddenly the prisoner Horde darted from a narrow taming, struck me violently above the wrist, sad then seising the portmennsie dragged it from am I cried " Thief," but la my alarm and eoufasion ran forward in stead of down the turning after the prisoner. The property produeed Is the Name I so lost. Mrs. Henry, the aunt of Mrs. Aguilar, having deposed to witnessing the daring set, and following the thief a short distance, when she saw Laments struggling with a gentle ma, and heard that he was In powsesion of the pares, was questioned by the magistrate as to her identity of 'Cords ; and she, as well as her atm meet positively swore to him. Mr. Phillips, a gentle man of independent property, ri dding at Montagne-terrace, Bow, stated that at the time in question he was making a preheat in a shop, and hearing the outcry went tato the street, when he saw Lsnghsm mauls' at the top of hie speed, followed by a mob. Wit mere punned him tkinegh several "ins and eats," finally capturing him in Crosentreet, where the prisoner threatened to stab hint if he did not loose his hold. William Long, a labouring wan, said he di/tinnily saw Hord*, as he strove to salmi bins, throw the porunosesie away, and Linehan reek it up. While Broome, 66 City pollee, spoke to taking Lai/sham from Mr. sad ending the property in his pocket He was extremely violent, rapeatedly vowing to be pd on that patient's. Horde was taken siterwuds as he coolly walked into the crowd. Both prisoners mid they were out of employmeat, Yorde wanting that he was Moment, end Longboat alleging that be thought himself entitled to a "/hiding." They were remanded. THE ELECTION TOR COMMON SERIBANT. A meeting of the friends sod supporters of Mr. Bodkin took pleas yeeterelay at the Guildhall Coffe*.boose, for the purpose of giving their support to that gliaileman u a candidata for the °Moe of Common fkojesat, in the event of a vacancy being touted by Mr. Reamed Gurney, the pre sent Common Beirjeant, being appointed to the vacant oMoir of Recorder. _ _ _ _ The nettle' wan numerously 'Maud by indaeatial =embers of the bar maim whom were Mr. Wattage Chambers, M.P., 84;risaat Bbee, M.P., &a, sad also by a good away of the Middles': magietracy sad gentlemen eonneoted with the City. Mr. Deputy Low wee appointed _ _ Mr. J. J. MILLILAD, the boa. secretary to the committee appointed for the purpose of endeavouring to Kean Mr. Bodkin's election la the of a matey, read a letter from Sir F. Thesiger, In which that learned gentle man swanned that hcwas not able to be a member of the committee, but expressed, in very flattering terms, his opinion of the Muses of Mr. Bodkin to till the elfin of Common Serjeant in the event of a vacancy, from his having been largely twinged is the criminal business of the country, both ea counsel and as judge, by which he had nocusuily acquired a large "aperient... Sir Frederic also stated in hie letter that he could not refuse himself the gratification of sayiag that, although Mr. Bodkia had been engaged in a description of buskins which more than any other excited tin feelings, and, in the warmth of advocacy, was likely to lead to angry collision, he had invariably, by hi forbearance and courtesy to those opposed to him, p ted the character of the bar from suffering by unseemly violence ' and had shown that ha paused in an eminent degree that temper and patience whieh, secompanied by legal scquiremente, fitted him most admirably for the jadgment tut. A latter was also read from Mr. Salomon', the late Lord Mayor, in which that gentleman esprund his intention to do all in his power to essist in the elsctlon of Mr. Bodkia as the mat fitting man for the ofdoe of Common Salient, la the event of a vacancy. Mr. X. Cuitsinnui, Q.C., moved, and Sir C. D. Caosvair wended the first resolution, recognising Mr. Boxkia's eminent qualifications for the office of Comma t3erjeaat. The ruolution was carried unanimously. Mr. H. Pownal.x, chairman of Middles,: msgistratee, moved, and Mr. SerJeant Suez seconded a reeolation pledging the muting to promote the learned gentlemen's return. Mr. Bontits, who was most warmly received, said be had !Herd bat one objection to his tilling the cffice of Common Serjeant in the event of a vacancy occurring—namely, his age—and the probability in the C3llllO of a few yeses of his becoming an 'neighs% on the corporation, and of then seek ing for • pension. The learned counsel said that the idea of ever asking for a retiring pension had mind; he should never apply for it, snd would refuse to accept it in the event of its ever being offered to him. ➢lr. Under Sheriff Ilivacsism. then proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman, which wee carried unanimously, sad the meeting separated. CURIOUS Cutifou.—The Corporation of Newcastle upon-Tree (eels • Derby paper) au bound to entertain the judgee of amuse, and to protest them to Culirle. The latter duty they perform by pretesting sub of the judges with a gold IX shilling piece of Chalks 1, to bay a dagger, and the money so given is Galled "dagger money." They always present it in the coinage of Charles 1., for which they sometimu hays to pay high prices when it happens to be scarce in the numismatic market. This ceremony of payment was duly performed at the autumn wises of this precut year A D. 1856. CaYrraL PALACE. o— ONE ennirio WIIDNisDAY, Dec 10.—Admissioss cm payment, 842; lista by somas tickets, 182. Total visitors, 1,029. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY.—TraMo receipts for the week audios Dec. 6, 9,2191.45. 2d. [Advertisement.] —Nothing can be more interesting then the numeron extraordinary cores without medicine of indiges. nen (dyepepsial, flatulency, constipation, wren., bilious, sad liver complaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Du Barry's delicious bealth.restariog Revient• Arabian Food. We gin • few "Winchester, December 3, 1817.—Gentlenteo,-1 am happy to be ibis to inform yea, that the person for whom your Reretenta was procured has derived very peat benefit from its use. 1.199901199 symptoms of dropsy, dyspepsia, and contipatloe, of long standing, have been removed. and • feeling or restored health induced. Raving witnessed the beneficial effects In the abovementioned we, Inu with onfidenee recommend It, tin, Sc. fan= fiddll.O 99 . l9 fa Surpoe,96th Reginsent."—. Silvington Rettoey.Cinbury Mortimer, Salop, Feb. 1131.--Gentlemen. I was in a onerable state of nervous it ritation, but now I am entirely free from it, and La the enjoyment of pod health. Your Food neverythlog to be desired In my ease, as I Irel as if I was anew state of existence, sad I recommend others olaillorly oracle I to try It, for Its effects are meet surprising and agneabie.—Rev. Joao Jona.° Suprorted by teetlanotals from tb• celebrated protean, of chemistry, Dr. Andrew Um, Dr. Oberland, Dr. Harvey, DT. Campbell, Dr. Galan, Dr. Winger, Dr. berm ; Lord S tua r t de Vetter, the Dowager,Coontees of Cartlrstuart. Esior Often' Thalia King ; the Rev. J. W. Flavell, of Millington Rec tory, Norfolk; the Venerable Archde a con Almaden Stuart, and many other respectable persona, whose health has been restored by it, alter alt other meets of nee had tailed. In canteens, 11b., t. 9d.; alb., 4s. Gd.; blb., Ile.; 121 k. Hs. gopar.reflned. Ilb.. Is.; ; sib.. 129; 1611 a., 350. The IClb. sad 121 b. carriage free, en receipt of pest °Moe order. Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, legiest.street, London. For num, Ramon, and Co., puree, on to bee Naivety, 151, Plecallll9. Also at en, Orrenorsh-streat; 190 and 431, Strand; 4, Chespedde; SS, Oornblll ; 49, thimemeateetreee; $3, Chseing.erase ; 94, Upper Deka-street ; 61,130, and 193, Oaftedo street. Ma PM 1.6440 The above return embrace' meetly forty-three weeks, Andhra, In Mew the circumstances which have elected the American tnis, the result moat be regarded mb;ably favourable. the tin Om nan eontlnues brisk, both in thiediatrict and in Wales. The coal trade I. remarkably bruit, en much so that them is as longer any undenelling; but the supply is sod be suficanty peat to any advances of prices at present. NARIBT& OOTTOL—damemed o 1Me.1026-710 market closed with sompity Ormar t thumb emppiled. and, mem, d woo Mem ol *Alibi me Os mew The 'aka to.dey ere eecauted MAN belm, tied emelet of shoat 1,000 Ammon (.peo ) • 4 4 Yoram zed Illansimas at 44. t o 6d.: SSO Wm, bin, 300 =Top st a i i s 3, 70 0 east, .t 4141. tto !yr., apart • mid d es to 15/1. Total sake amoe no n . day, Wee OW. 00111.—muy Dua. 10.—Oar market has ben Is, to b, bet kr wheat Wm, way Me bunco does. an, 34. t o wil% Mob Na. Baas, aim 40a. to 425. ; old, Ivo. to toe, 3 . to ala. Illmanamos-Tvaa, Des. 10.—'he arrivals of what vino., dfbt Le ors* ar oses tisels. th : t u ttf a tts o rarlet th b e rw r Tao issejilmee •11b at a &elm* of b. t:24. gr. aa lon prisms; th• boat dry umplea may aleo be need Is, to on qr. lower. Poky Is, per qr. loner. beam and 04 ts Lora rsepf la dna ortlelos no change. Imports dem; u 4 past week: <AOaar, onstviss, 6,193 inners. Oats, torso, s2l. CATTLlL—Bousars. Dre.lo.—Oar trade wu triltcgetber !An tacky, bat rim= nett) effected a canna. Oe:y a few a )40 Blimp realist' e!earns quotation. Beef node I ro m Is.; watts% is.W Said.; veal, ae. 61 . 24. ; pot., a a hi. 4a. led. per stone at sum. Asking the offal. COALS. Utmost, Dar. lA.—Walla End Hamel'. 19a. SC.; End Hatton, 19s. 6d.; Walla End Wanton, 155.. Ws', . k NM Hatton. 18e. Bd.; Walla End Hartlepool Henan, market, 12 ; sold, 10. THE IRON AND COAL TRADES. BIRMINGHAM, Dec. I% The marts in selatket to the iroa trade, both ken eat In Melee ele dasidelly mare tawermbis than they were 4 mout ago; for IMMlhreeddre Ina flee bee Memesed demand, earadc, Mr bars mod Irma; the memartelmee estahtlehments are betted* cedes; esoneama bane. whose Necks are amout without step tlen leer. me amides men freely for immediate toe. nein:pip. imam ethl kis llama *Si be not confined to finished iron; tc * mum dila kat genii& Man hem been more homes. g Ma; aim aem mg priemed em the =teat they were represecA t i hem Ms as dent Mae duet the etnesquence Is increased Creamers pelmakied lbe aginema presets that the prime at which me* anal le bogie base honked their lowest point. The roe. ass of the Mae market will, no doubt, ban a egg, egret b restadag the trade to a healthy tont; o It II Oak that someathing is wanting beyond this to sicze Art the trade a twee amount of animltion. The rer.tva, Seim, and la meltauation of these wheb appeared :a ti s Ram &km vela oboe, continue to exhibit the great Itotew Is taking One lavers cort trade, video has never Le e by marked ak dmina prevent year. Of the 031 : 110 1444111 eansmand, It to ettneeW that the values etported will , by 114 cal et the year, reeds twaMr millions sterling; and that the weight Ili be nearly two minims of lens. at the same time, the dermal* Eros tram the Udell aims hog not been nearly so reit as trunk. deeded ; indeed. Sieel Mel IMMO of April last, the orders feat* quarter have been ens mime disappointment. The mascot* L now pretty generally mitheelsed and a:Mined—the prier Le s . too high, and to long es reseal fates are adhered to tel. the Jilted from America be emaparstively livened. The merelt.nts on the rase side allege that existing rates in England are plet euciently Lek to enable their ewe nonmasters to eupply the market pr oLe full gnat of their production ; and that the production itself stimuleted by the prices prevailing In this oountry. To Leo** undesirable extension of the iron manufacture in the United sum. the most effective way will be a general reduction°, prices. at -ms there L a very general feeling that inlaid iron is 11. a tor. too *b. that a more moderate prim would be better for consumers, ad the keg run for producers, by securing for the trete a more M. feral, healthy anion. With the approach of the pram:my nee* Mlle trade, the desirability of a reduction has been very nu dimmed, end although it is understood that some of the Inns eery mush opposed to It, a reduction is by no map m C arss al s c . .wing are the returns referred to above, as mark* * prover of the nos trade, and the branches dependent upon 3,la* way.of exports, during the ten months of this year: Tea Months. 1 1663. I Hardware and cutlery Engines and machinery Ptg iron Bar; km. Wire Outings Plates, sheets, te.....• Steel. Toss 16517 674,151 7,117 67,411 173,371 13,641 39,663 11136. Isis. 03( 4 °IMP, Vllble. %me. 80,000 X 1,4.1. 71; 23,111,2 1 4 112 4.4 1,1159,129 2,111,74 907,393 959,331 4111,111 733,1111 3,673,316 3,79,511 11,460. 100,359 WA/ 69,6101 361,311 MIA 291,716 1 1,91•,509 3,131,431 19,5341 471,511 0%24 46,2t6 937,970 1,115,111 1,641,747113, , 57,91b 11,311211 TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111:111•111. Mlles rm. Men. Total. 7.21 W man. shindig*. We. kg Wook imam Nov. 20. A A A A Detroit and Xilwanlce . .... 7B 1,1,, Ti Weil await Boy. X. idia 'tlt ur Vor' l-91&-s " w 65 - Tlll4l — Yoeth Eaten, Di 1.433 1.1 e() LIU ix West maw Noe. 50. Nada Devoe. .. ....... assallehdra 943 7. 002 13.9 01 23.7 a DA ' Welt end= Dec. 6. D'art dad Dallytoesa Oak aad Wan Waterford rad Trainor° - - 31 2 Water sad Ill6a(nr weeai. Deo. 7. U.saidase, laddleld„ and Um edaddre 174 103 6410 WO ',2(1 Oast Lusalboin 3B 303 462 745 - 11= d Atagavamy, aad 40 251 (It 951 S 5 Clialor 601 KNOW - 2.:22 2732 4951 1. ( 4 Leaden alii lila WOXIi7I baba ware 7.933 3.6:9 U. 4 11 - 1146446444 Dem - n (3 •=.3 nf Waniegtas sad iltectront 143 3 149 1 lissarAtir. Boat( Jaaaloa, UM Ahrtadiam Laataddre sad Yoeltalre - -21.55 r r.. 9 • This amount indade• the Ltrortiool. Cr;.oo and Sgintiort Ingle. which is not included la oorresponding Deno L SHIPPING INTELLIGEACE. CASUALTIES. Importer, of Liverpool, CirptsintiFiilcarT:troin Nt wport to ilea" with eoaluwas atendmed this morning about'l2 m. tea SSE. of Isar Hest), dWznsated, with rudder Bonn sod leas. otew Undulates by the alma, Captain Thormon.—Quenstawn, I Are. L Torquato (epardeh ship), Captain Lanurs, from ”rJr WI for ve.eA is a total wreck on Tenby South Bands; clew saved—Daft Des I. Livwoot Barra As Foacpx Era, dn. and Ellen, at Melbourne ; Etblope, at Madeira; C; tutors ( (and ..el'. A Fernando Po), at Siena Leona; Clangregor, and Lodnglit, at OS Calabar; Arabian, at Ls,.; Governor PA an, and Min, Bataarat ; Ely, and Soowdrop, at Tenerife; Clio, at Hobart Tovn SAILVI won Livisarom—Codtiette, from Fernando l'a, Earl al 'Mel., from busty, Nor. 6. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. throella Mahn* Muntendam, from Hartlepool for Point ae Gaa, Oat. It, lat. I N., lon. el W. Hermicat, from Ragland for Melbourne. Jun.. I, I‘.. 7 N., toe. ladmiry (schooner), from Plymouth for St. Jot; N. 8., Nor. If, . _ 01!1e, from Liverpool for New York, Nov. 29, lg. 1.91 lmi. 19.63 W. Sir Alexander. of Booth Oh%lda, from Liverpool for Altam.L.l. days out, 20 miles Irom elbranar kook. Baer4s, tram Liverpool for Afrlos, Doc. 2, laL 19 N. 100. 11 W. TIVVOI, from London for imitate, let. 47.21, kn. 6.t0. William Peon, from Liverpool for New York, N0w..4 lat. a lir low. 91 W. Waterloo, from Loedoc, Nov. 1, lat. 111 N, low. 27 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, MW DEATHS. BIRTHS. HEARD.—Dre.. 6, at Lode,Soutbwood --- Edgbatton, BiHntagium, de wile of O. Beard, Esq., ol a eon. ISUTLISR.—Dee. 9, st Bloonfleld-road, Maids-LB tnt sile of W. Butter, Esq., of a daughter. CALDECOTL—Bee. 6, at Holbrook -grange, th e lode of CA deceit. Esq., of • de4hter. CIiALLICE.—Dee. 7, the vile of Dr. Cbalhee, of the Cease-VA Bermondery, of a daughter. CURIPSION.—Dee. 7. at Learning Hour, I:liewa;f r. Ca2l2f4rd• Mrs. ). 77. Ctrupsten, of a lon. GORDOR.—Dee. 7. at Lydgate Rectory, Suff,rik, tte e de of h' =" J. Gordon, of • iiinabier: JACKSON.—Dec. 6, at Runicll.equare. the wife of W. iguAsee, of s daughter. LOWL—Dec. 8, at Balgreen, Dear Edinburgh, ti e fide of T. Lowe, rag, M.D., of a son. BTONOR.—Dec. 0, at Chapel-Greet, Groserhor-e Mr.. Y. &calor, of a ron. TWEffIYM AN.—Dec. 6, at Walthatruitow, Iwentyman, £sq., of a daughter. be wife MARRIAGES. JAPMET—PARR.—Dee. R, at S:etote) C1mr:11, Jathey, late of Glebeby, South Aurtralft, to Nary , IL Parr, of Netherby, *pomp, South Au•tr lia. LAMBORN—ABBRS.— Dec. 9, at St. Peter'., Etton.maare , by the Kee.). T. Barker, P. C. Lamborn. erg , terbotT• Ant Rhea, relict of J. L. Akers, formerly (*lmmo o , 1.1.10:39 Mr. ghte: flu Regiment. ULEY—TINMEET.—Dee. 4. at St. Georges, Elvd.iistr , Rev. P. Cox, J. J. Lindley, aum of 1. Lincrey, , AIWM• !Surrey. to Ana, widow of the late W. Tivaey, .1, al 16a7A• Gray'e-tan-road. 340A—FANNER—Dee. 6, at Christ Church, Mull, 3. T. Dove, LL. L. Noe, of Bristol-gardens. ' 4 " isesie, daughter of 11. A. Faller, Esq., of -t. Joh , RATTita Y A LL.—Dee. 4, at West Heaney It Mr. Lamb, Mr. C. 11. T. Rattray, of w e•t , i 6 • (Arab, daughter of the late A. list!, Eeq.,ed e.:er {fib! 11 the n i;;,x~ DEATHS. BRUIIELL.-Dee. 8, at Aconite, Barrio, TIC .. J. Bra" Iraq.. Late of Twain) areeo-tarraae, acrd je r BULLOCK.-Dee. 7, at Caoonbury, Mary Anti Cot e, Sift Bullock, &q., gad b 3. CAUPLIN.—tee. a, at Critelnatumalaa, Dames, Ella t. IN., aged 75. CONDFIL-Den. 9, at gaiter's lialdooutt, ~ sift g >e• Deputy Moder, aged -rif t •l. COWELL-Dee. 7, at H etcham , Deptford, Eliza. .Ifo •-• Cowell, of that place, aged 64. - 110. JOHNoON.--Itee, 6, at Hemallatarrste, Dundea•re.! Johnson, of Afttg-attatt. Sotto. aged b 4. Lor LADRIWICE.-De at Iloadley r Elisobt•h. • broke, . PENFOI.D. Esq -Dte. a, at DOffet•IVIIITO. 0 . dot°. 0 . EL Ptldrddi /War of !natty Chun •N'2e• • Printed ii d publithert by WILLIAM 111.41 nALI., .• bs• , Street. In the City of Lothian. Printer. at ' &zee t, the Prerlbet of Whltedrierb—Tiat WIDAI • L'/A this r