The Express. — London, England, 1857-12-23 00:00:00

NATAL AND MILITARY. Cm* I.sev inesel @Amis.) Wel-OIRICL IO . WWl* Mir sL Va l = re= ll.9l64l6agl ehe Tra , ieek, Mind es ad Onelly Warelesd le be kinekni. anik a rlission ; QOM Owes Jar- ,* Se be ••=ips wed ; Unbent Wl. Woo Oahe Os be mewl u, vies Jim* The esimenimmed sesdenn Is he eseinests— els. -4--k *es Nike Simi Pim Jells btsfa_ Rd Z i fter la th iN MS ei reepseee_ n2:4l4l Oesep ass. Its Rlebeed Wines eetwert Willa SainsaL met reet.—Briss Mist emiteng * be Iniern by sesehm, eta Deb* she nine; Issa lain WO* te =Sp, by Mine Anseiess. tend 16'80 Mos Pardeek, es tits reeked kl.m et eke heyel ftilmsero, to be neder-grarel, the *AWE, basassry only. Liernssee-Colasel Geese Sesdhen, reeked tell-pey Li i An=t° abet,=de at mei mem* earl , 1864, Is iempessenthe peonies elOelesd Coddlers, en need bine les is ets ~rintano Ile meths isilmst et the tne et Wveneme. The uedsmeiessed sem et the tend z i t iw ylei enesiserl ens years* erne* the mit et st be seises* Is the my. new the .gel ger am id Iloymbar, --LississosbCelsed St Jabs Theme lemnress Ideeleme-Celesd==, Linieme6Celort.Useserlarlivb&C.l., Carel Chides Intstbsts. ADIIIIIALTT, Dom 211.—Jlivonmarrs..—Link- 1 Norm. N. I. Tarter (1117), le the ValattlreatiLme wird Anew deep, welt met et AMre stalks, sad J. M. Stewart, le ate Gawk St, et ? let 116 = V. O. Retorts (UN), It the larableat, SI, true* litip, at Nauman& ; ma J. 1. Brows (MS), le the Itaiews, 91, .cam wean Op, at Illmenals. I, Dpe. IL The P--. end 73Aimed Ce - etii Mien Pip Cop Cook. ea Sr Mos Plop re arrived Ws iler widi mg= am bar r 4 UM asp 4 id, 41 s pip a Dic. U. • skrodolodir essarral tide which led * • pod it W Sian bdu dr mu by • Numb* • r=t mi prid vtili vas =t i t• aid Mos. dr Or lemilidle loft as dormlums• .Ni tr due bra roll• wadi wpm ad es Cu Ma t* waft dr sdateruno• robe min *di& it lair Or• auwermidnid odors at ihe UM Usti Warm orrol owl Chrgabb. osurdsl puerlais aril • sompidel *bit * ttrari ad • mud idd d IlmOrhodus arra mai ria aura, la ermlarre d dr wry wrowaor droll( a* of lb• imps Ohs dU. fr. IL Ow to sr tlf. rim dr ow* reamer woo drabs rim ape* arlidas la dr Oar maw U. li.. rid* dr ma ups re =Wail& bran le gar Ow WV as hossoirs. Ma Irak. rarrstrWrl imploided l lhe ow gni* be sonsi, ward a rim d dims le Numb* Obbnorobs nulgo* •11114 Urn re• hurl did dr lei 41•1* MI she Om wordrodd la • doollot war. ow, M r Wad* NA Ird ire ore le we h. rods Mr lit room* Oohed Ilia WA, maid the titOw do or lON orkirl der 21. TU. Is 74., • mown Ad& arodi dr mid II•dy rYi - dor smog Mr tr.*. • or it stir use mama d di prim at • Ir• korr led Opt erroarmarkg f•• Mgr Or dr mbar* llor.lair d the wirbormar• Ow dr all Boyd lakk alit Ugh• MOON mod Od• Beginuois its outs dr la glad woo i• no lurk, sr may. l ived sr Mow ary dr ads. Ihnorrols air Flbm Ms w a y TiK aIIZOIS or WATEILLOO.--Dinill b MED sort e eel pp der* the het bw wiedhe le the earylvere et the dap " Wehrle Ames the p 1 vele m@ whe hew Ilkeppieml ben the lilt ltrwleg be het few polo erg be wriliwed Onied Mr 0. IL 1. Itwbeley, lieweAlegwel CelV=weed AP" Omni C. ledtwith, Mr H. Ciereel H. Iteshe, Ma. Cul. Dar nom. mower, Col. Dewtrkse, Col. W. Dewswerad. Oil. lweedits. Cal. Le Jiwa CAL Taele/ww, Cal. T. ilesse. CaL Ibet.-CeL Cada, Liewt.-CeL Calm" L.C.l. iari• o.i Liwg-Cel Dime, LArret,Cat Nagebetwee, Liest.-OeL Lewd C. rimy, Umrsi.-C.L H. Lires..o4. Lbst.-Col. Howard, Lewit-C.L 1. Jaelown, Lieret- I trik Niger, Li.. -CoL the Ws. R. Iket.-Cel. brinasti, Lint -CoL Mort, Lleset-Cei. O. Ilieet. Cat town, Lint-Cal. Wiliam, Majgr A. I. , ind Major Pigott flare.. Mill were at Moire Ape a tesit ot captwa who 111.41 decorated with the Weenie PEMBROKE YARD.—The Gannett, • paddl• Shan sleep of war, is to be lavarbed et tin mremaal es Itlearlay, 281 ti out. She le • beimatihd hide croft, • magma if astal Basoroaticaa. Mr. Resdersaa, mad • party eismemea, M Se claw boa lharoapeet to rig mad sashimi Me le that pot. UNIVZIIIII' IN27.LLIGINCA - OXFORD, Dec. 22. An election will be bolds ia Trinity Tem 1322, of two acholare—ose for patine, la the Games sad ram calm Unitas* taught la the Taylor lanitutios; the otter far pnekiseey le Yaw* ma le cans other know nutelit to the Taylor Issalatias. The canton of the Taylor 'saltation band to premed to the bowsaws of • teacher of the 6, .R lemesee as that bastes:a to be afterwards esheatted to samstattos is the ossaiag Hilary Tens The towbar .tU b appeistel, the ba lsataacc. Le • tsetse Oa. 26, 11162, bet to be re-algibk, with • of HOC • yaw. THE CHURCH. At a general ordination holden in the Cathedral Church el Norwich. os Sonde) , last, the folios 'sg venous were Maimed into the holy orders of deacons &ad priests Descone.—Fartesese Lammas Macdon.l.l Andaman, A. 8., Woriester Colle t te, Oxford ; Joshua Browajohn, Theologisal Amociata, litog College, Loads. ; Francis Henry Cattle, A.M., Merton College, Oxford ; Theedete Henry Day, 8.A., Carta College, Ceinbeidp; Marks Milliard Miller, B A., W•dhan Canoga, Bard •George Nam* 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin ; hood N W Briar am, BA, M•tt I.:en ließ , Odood. Nola—Bream Creme Barn s Jaw College ; Cathay ; Limy Bogor Cm... M.A., Trent, Caw, Combeldge ; Osage Dove, 8.A., Corpus Mind Callesis Daidaldgel Joel* Hughes, 8.A.. Examanal Cele" thoitheldut riethosek Haat, B A., Neu Ina LA Oohed ; Roger i.e., M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge; Mawr Immo, 8.A., Btloba a Collare,Carabeldp ; idword Iterege Pegat,M. A.. et. Jobee College, Odra ;It Patek M. Jolts'. College, Cambridge Jobs St. Ad k's, Birken head. and Caine C 1 8 7p i nabaTbserea. ?Mk he Cakes, At • gracoel onlinaden, bdd hi the Leal Bishop et Olounieter sad Brisiol, Ihailay bat. la thotimela of Ayr bettor, to the county of Oteettaner the bliswiag gemissais were adroutrd into holy orders, via :—Deationst—Misheed Frederkk Weer* Bleat, Kt/4 . Coards. Leaks ; Ideth em Clark*, B.A, Pbroke C Ora; Lace Homey Dixon Corneae, B.A Trinity allege, Dobbs; Biospenn Fox, B.A , Bulbul College, Oxon . OtoM9 A.A., Trinity College, Dublin; John Froderick Ositog, B A., Belleol College, Oxon ; George Calm Herr* 8.A., Rialß college, Oxon. PAWL—Climbs Birch, DA , John*. College, Cambridge: Edward Stith 8.A., -Limb College, Oxon Thome. Denbeay,MA., tn. Must BA Oath , Lowey,. John Har ri son, M.A., University Oxon ; Frederick A Willie, M.A. Triaity Cooeg Dahlia. Atter the iset; the Doll Bishop mated to the undersoenal lionises to the foes ottraciee—ris., the Bee. 11. F. L. Blot, to et. gears, me.= ; to the Bra. LARY Clerks. to Tow sad Waken, Cardiff ; le the Rev. I. H. D. Crchrsae, to ; to the Rev. V. L Fez, to Stool,' M. Leonardo; to the Rev. George GAIN to Stomas et. (Wawa ;to tbo Rev. I. Gaoling, Cthommetor ; to *IP 10IV. 0. C. &MT* ill Minim 011111141116 LH - C.II'IO3IAL PLUS Sat=AL Yesterday a mesoss gm Mid is the lism bD , Dindesbees, to wham the Mettibuties et prim GM mehllement seder • prise nelemee istautei by the Lismilneml Amenities. TY =ILL Smelif, wet lila do*, sal *a• pries Inse Ais • by Lea Lymeliehibe Allimel • very spimpite Weer • remit vas eml by Mr. J. T. Derv, the MW ** 0 . 1 7. oho die pin mime ~ peke( the ~ere el dile* st lobed wee by ifs* dm per of milidui weir to tempt Ilmignessi * e wes emele. I Woe b teissemi . Wm. hp*• mulli y lime ztle The emirs ommineed thst a =sibews vier NOW sur=r. Mamma vow thm a tllmeenty h aes. Csese LW" do arm 0. IL 0•11. M. V. L. Gr r . Mr . oi. M. Oinsge m. sad Ns. Orposar Timm- Mum ase Othe oft De e en airlift. Mau Ossind deipm we sommiabl re• bal. oil la the isms Os g==m= /r7= 1 •11. 9 "I.) °M jAdvartlamarit.)—Cococaart Mass Oamem— Ilureems.lllte temessi maims& Or Illsrawfai tillallte==C4l•7 S. 44 • eisped " Ze . = ea .7.IMA \~mKjl\e may Fahr alm w\ eel eleWl rra • l a %ft.= lab Intagnut. COURT OP QUEEN'S BIENCH.--Dic. 22. ClNip at Itid Pthe at OafYOWL —NOP Ised Othgthil NA a IMatig " 1 71 1113 SOW V. 1010111011. NEL Mety Sophie Broth Vile the With Sal toththed by Mr. J tot Mr. Widths, the dearleat, lad lon a mil./ el bar Yr, NA had bees ao -1=1"w yule helm the width Mr. . Mr. Mira bed se bead is bar espatheth to wavy Mr. 1... Mar herr ad ea the lath of Ws pro ant mot h eth liar them aSe am eq. tier their we wither la the Alegi Own, and the to bast espred es Ma W. Mu. them we =third, sad ereeeth third at psi thoth al eft aim. OD • tarp meths et with elteth.eaea et Meth Nth pbss She aisedithly aid tbei Urn bad Ism at tap thee hipi theism Ume bend( ad i dellmlni, sad pm, • paths Ns satheiss le way d the alleptithe cd Me shwa= ea the = width sue Mad es se peuespi re proof et Werththattly. • amethor et ether shwa= woe aloe apailsel, awl at t ort bald-p Waned soth the nth d ay.es with the IMO kW the Wthdest had With, the COURT 07 00)010X PLZAL—Dso. 12. (Utah p at NY Pais la Lessisa.—lsisre Chid hides Ceshirms awl a Spoilt hey.) inn, AND want v. Till LONDON LTD SOCTII 'RAMAN ZAILWAT COMPANT,..ACCIDIN't WILLI csourva LUZ LIM This was se miss to issewe Syr ix injuries war mixed by the hods ythithit ethosisi the Ithe of nilwey, ea dr delbriner plods' irk ray ; 8114 far ther, thth the bode *kW w est Insthft area the the whoa as wee hart I - Mr . liar - s7d hoer Q.C., Mr. Hardee, ar Mr. Issasts, 21= kg th•=, as Mr. th.C., sad Mr. re the Mr. Ara eas= l he rare. of harm Is a raw la baninersia the awl wido arra lieuthemp tea from Ursa der 1 a.m. ea Ileadr, the lad Aare ha, by am remeien Mr. Ire dear r tomb at Dunker tar ars Sb., thersire, ward lamp; ae roseslea lesia pamereet owe met aired to taffy ==losmenged *et liar Mop alma law bar bythe las red arberima wire she wee es to =gear terra whir rem erre. A . b• ss the one a pro raid oat r Ake ea the se sae et the Ire where she sort brio /he beetated S. ere the is, bet °c aneroid *ear ..rash re rite perm to de se if• mir of the ompany. She bed t lb. time • smi a herr el* hr. The Mir pat his bar oa win b eintheot heir some, bat bar shred she Imo* rend kor • wassaL Al lids in sir ore anger onmiers ewe bat novel as seem el warn op • tmin,,,%al Apia wes right barer rebel= ar Ira b.l. re pore heed nos s= spet ned askiested her . m id o h. purr gram molaboase was sleeks& sr oh. war imel sarles* 111 st re • releight. Ake that re war Ye the lha V a sta er root moths gad *ea manna Is Imam. Mane amide* she led boa or hie do lam merry zet renswerti) la eimmereee it Ire eyesight having 011os wee aria else S. en* well es le hese sir- Zwonedi as w. eared by Mr la ma aria. Net starts hem Ohms /masses mew Immied Mat *me ma. ere Wog So the mere. =lAram bet In the or e was that Kra ;rse at tba rr.f the salami la lb. forellper, rd ▪ ber olitese mid le be impoethilo perry to ar lire bat Per a. wlioress tos also called. The b. oars ebe ems an elf at that pert of the oars Orel dist sr, sr of *ea bed Sold Mr., Mr le arms the Sao Oa the ratrery, it was red that whoa Mo. Apila eressists the leo% was seen trit she waserrog late anger, sr sr at the erre, asnere mad set te bar le ge beck. It mor eise rad thet rimer bed se right ho NM the soy and that peelers bed to right le srdnot paw ="rem the lie. It was, b...., meal as dsys poringsre did err their in • art rime thine woe tanirlise, mid err plan wee are rate Maros at It err and oil thei l did am err or them as amileye, as there were Or . ray metiers at the ststins. As le tho lese sesaird, two phyrisas amid KEA at the berme of the oar avete With. lost it was feared that the la wes enter bet at the end of two or tree days it wee Ur it was ael, mell et the and et abe ht Mrs. Apia was well. Tire re as roma S. bar that Mn. Apia bed wastalald say latensi Wry, sad if there had hese sor to it would hare rows tort Woo sow. As Or the draw emirs, it els mid that Mr.. Apt r had ...r rid of the rosepante norm' re that her re eler UAW!" Warr ••pit dUr wee else Meet It tree costerded thM tees 1I • poet led bad lbw A to erre the bre thM weld mei erretitate arplipmee es the pert d the arepsay, lusterelt se lee world him aresied W rely Is re Weber verewel tbr Ise the earidera of Its ha err% art It le the jury to try tioa they believed the memo tithe eseihret &es by ltre. Lyart awl bat Irksome. es that ever by the treeptare terverte. Thu }try gaemeeill be the pletatiff—dirties 7&, sod they tlme swaged es Wet the railway carysmy vet very blem the es for d i et M sight stally minas los teetelei , thsym u d e r areeltry • kids, et the bears el the statism. IRCOND COURT. (Utley at NM Pries. ia Ler los.-16dere Mt. Justice Crowder art Cerra Jury.) /NOll.ll AND *TEAMS A. SCALNII.--11CILDINO AMMAN AND The plaintiffs fa this ere are trestles of the Tided Dont able Lidos Buddha Coespowy, sad they end to mover from the defiadeet, • wank, at the eerily, • weee at massy payable is respect at Ms shwas, sad also a wan for not Mr. Tess*, Q.C, ad X. D. Keane appeared for tha pined., • sod Mr. Jena he the detainee; T a t u aLiatilli ears was, that the sum claimed was dos la with Me pronskes a the died of satthessat, sled with nadatione at swami iasethige. The ilsiadaat swag ether thine, tbst the cola nay wee he the ware et Wa&ea for peed; sad that named as the Senn of the Jain Beth Campsite Act Ind sot blew amplied with, the essepaay was illegaL A camber of tissiennts ins pat is endows, mad • good deal of dietaries arose ayes then, both parties, however, agreeing that there was is et fact for the jury, sad thus the matter was one of ilthassely it wee answasii that a verdict should be m ewed for the planall hr td, leer been emend to the deha Is neve ths court up= various painb of law. COURT OP RICREQURR.—Dic. 22. Mil Pries Sittings at OttildhelL—B4dore the Lord Chief Bane sad • Comma Jury.) RITCHIE O. WATKINS. Mr. Myle appeared for tha plaintiff, and Mr. Ilaskinsfor do lisfeadrst. TM i;cti.. eras brought to recover compensation for in juries sustained by the negligent ofesduct of the defendant's avant. The plaintsff, a working engineer living at Hortes, wee paeans the oil and colon, *hop of the defendant, Is Lembsth. es the evening of the 20th of July, when he ems Merl end wounded Is the ankle by a long polo with an iron Welt etisebed, which is used le pall down ena•blindo, but width wee weed es tide esesides ho sue away a dog from the drew. TM pale was therm by aka easistant, but defendant mid be bed told Ids to throw It. The plaintiff was laid up Orr n moth, keel L. 10e. a week wove, and had to pay 71. de. kr the dertor's espenres. Tbe dime was that the accident 'roes from the wanton std ralechlevetia ea of the aaaistant. for w►ich the defendant was net legally responelble; and the defendant soon, posi tively be sever gave, er said be sive, directions to the assist ant to throw the pole. Vadict for the didandest. PREROGATIVE COURT.—Dec. 22. m IND. Thla morals( Mr IoL Dodoon held on ppleroontary tit tles, la order to dip no of certain matters of basiner which Pumeird Is eerier. WOOD V. WOALI AND CIIIILD. In ads asse—ths last that will eine keforethe old there wee so oppositka, sod mimes of the will woe deem/ •• • router of teem. TEE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1857. othw mastets), who brought me back into the school. I did sot use say lamempw tearoom to him. Kr. May them mid ma to oars to him and he would outs me. I mat to him, sal Its acrd as Es did not my aoythlog, nor did I. He mood me ao my thighs. It took about tea minutes. I 'skid • loitegiseste. held, "Forgive mo-1 did mot mesa to do It ,'. ha hwit ea ark, sm. I mat to Elvis,. I saw eflormals list my Somme had a hole bi them from the effects of the mos. I stayed at the school shout three snorters of as how; sad them weatholas. I felt • little M ashy is going hems. I saw my mother, who atomism' ma mad arbor s desks. Cecamemadaed by Mr. Hobler—l saw my mother WHO the liar peodsood. It is es follows I have bat mq am at Meat for a fisw Isom, nimpthisr him particularly.— /ff. °Amami's. Dumber IS, 1867." 1 had ham area plaload at it from school. My neater did not tell ma to ham the ads—my, mother mat me with the mots. I told my wear that my mother told am ko go loess. There was a doodle MMus Mr. Cattinsola sad ma when he stopmel ma. Odra brooks up al Wiest bar. I don't 'mow bow Mr. tlattsemolo got straok salsas ft woo with the Mad I had with me. sots Hrs. Onsmaith, the mother of the boy, said-1 mot a bpsy sea mariday, and bin give It to his =stir, sod Wog teak kb boob es l o ws. a b late. I lad forgot to maks is the acts hr ldra to aim ham, and so I mint then ms a memo by my son. I saw hint whin he mom bons. He bad his had formed, and be g u across ths bar to me and big= to cry. I sad, " I have tem ptuddad." He was very pallid. lie the hi nter with him from Mr. May T OTICI• mar Deo. 16, 1867. 81r,-1 have iimlintly Goa tfrd your me being hats in his attandenes at school. Itays talls me it has not beta his holt. He tills ms so soli twday fie ling hie both smovilog mid shintoon, mssUn ray a uotwithstioding rsmonstrimees to Ms. I momdmod as ems at the mart last Friday, rina ia n yru rit i =tul ti oci,a to ed pponhhng very 'Mkt in toeing ._ register shows hia rowan akerenos7a shame, ao soon is he came, &wawa to go boas opts ea mama that his mother told 'him to do ao ; oats set with Ma being thus : have kept my som at horns floe a few hours, requiring him pertioulaiy.-11. 01011811ITH: And in DO way making minden of his man. On my showing Meath's and tolling him to go to his irises and work, he no off to get my and would not 00100 back when called, and when Mr. Catparmole, the moster, was asked to fetch him he Maack and Utica hlm, for all which Y has been severely caned, is I cannot for *as soomeat allow sack dagrost dhobodismoo. Had I thought W amok his master iotestkmally Y *NAM have ham whited with tar move severs pradolumat I must DM arda request his regular and punctual attaidame, othostrim Mit more have requested me to being It odkdally before thdr salon sad 1 shall not fan to do is. This result win altogether your own init.—l big to rasa* dr, yours obadirdy, " ED. Jxo. MAT, M.A., HIM Muter. "To Oromnith." The witaZ bore st . atal that the boy, who was a delicate child, bed been before punished by the under master. Mr. Illiquerks, a licentiate of the Apothem:tee Company, reellent in Jewry-street, eaid—l eras called to examine Jobs Oreeerrdth between six sod amen o'clock in the evening of Friday. He came hobbling in, evidently suffering tram esmethig which prevented hi. walking Annibt. 1 ezemind kis hge, end counted about twenty meet men contasime ens elmint threegli the din. I directed that he should go te bed Aurally end keep perfectly unlit. The blows sword to bar boa ray severe. Then would Gave been Ii opprconise If be bid been • crosier boy. The storks nay be whine a week or ten days to come. Ccursscrineol by Mr. Holder—The marks we on the tarjar nor, the buttocks. 1t is not the rad . Nobler—lb boy, my lord, he. been aou featly stay bg away, and he has been constantly in the habit of be having in the rudest manner to the er.hool. The Lord Mayor—But 1 do not consider this (panting to • long and rather thick cane which we. exhibited) a fit in strument for the punishment of a boy of the age of 10 years end • half. Mr. Hobler said there were present the fathers ef several of the boys who were nader instruction in the echos!, and they and their boys, manyy of whom were in attendeace, were reedy to prove that the defendant wee admired and respected for his judgment and humanity. The general candid tithe boy,_ too, would be described. 71se Lord Mayor—l really would rather leave it to another court to dseide whether a man le justified in miss such an instrument in punishing a child. I saw the boy's person whale the 111111111110= was applied for, and =fifthly criminals who have been flogged US Newgate have sot shown such evidence of pahment. I observed, too, that the pemialuseat bad not been inflicted ma (ho part to which it is usually applied in the owe of hop. I believe that a groat deal owe can be done In schools by the exercise of another sett of authority. Others are ef a different bat corporal musiehment appears to me to b...= i r s Obiseekeable except In the of vice. The question here la whether unnemessry violates Ye base used, and as the character of the school is eon anted, I would wish the case to be taken to the weeks& I eon pddset'y aware of the respectability of Mr. May, and the on in which he is hal 1, and I dare say he hem no objection to go before soother tribunal. Mr. May—Certalnly not, my lord ; but I wish to way aim words. The the been simply an es ports statement, mad I wish to say sonsethieg on the opposite side. Your lordship has not heard anything of the gross insolenoe of that boy to me beforehand. I will merely state that here are • number of the boys pressed who withered the whele trannection, ex cepting the kicking and striking Mr. Cattarmok, which took plate in the weep. Mr. Cattermoles face still bears the marks of the boy's violeses. Here are joresent a number of the When of the boys to testify as to their opinion of the system pursued, and a number of older boys who have hit the school, and to give their opinion ao to whether I am cruel or kind to the boys. The Lord Mayor—lce the practice of caning the boys laze firmed by the authorities? Mr. May—Certainly. Mr. Gristmills said he waa perfectly satisfied with what bad hike from the Lord Ma • upon the subject and had no desire to premed any thethsr In the matter. He would , therefore willingly drop the pressentios if Mr. May would make • theses of to the Want of elpressiug his roe et for the severity oldie infliction. Mr. May said he wad not for a moment th ) -th of making any apology for the course he had pursued. The Lord Mayor—l am son that it I. better to take the ease to the quarter stestesa, and I shall he glad to have the reeponebility taken off my shoulders. The Rev. Mr. May wee then bound over in hie own meg dances to the amount of 101. to appose at the next quarter meow to answer the aceurtion, and Mr. Orommith was ' bound over to prosecute. The Lord Mayor requested that the prom would acknow ledge his receipt of lOC from the Mercers' Company for the poor box. ■L DTIMIT ONCE MORI. • TIM regiment emeled IS Me mime of Dymeley anent Creme, iI2 tbe =Ors of Teenale inegbensoit lebieb Mr. Dyneby had ban erdeeel be bring hi 61. stateusent titian menu Mr lit alert. Mr. Dyisisy-1 Asp tie I ban braaght In my nets nese, ao Xr. — ere — w—lilr. Lem* Is .tw e e.! la not correct. H..oe coolvol to deliver a espy his mainland to an "'Milo • work, eoll lo dN ose di No. After the week heel szobed piper err Woo& to w which I Wooed to Oa* to. Sir J. Dodos—!lm pa mast 11.4 it out srsoltiret your Mr. Dreley—l haw Ere es re wart wand. Me J. Dim (w Imo manialo)—Wly Is We matter earl aa le-day ? I erweienel et at IWI claim ben Ile the err girl I bre Jed elder, eel I de sot deereteearegMeetthsmew. lb. Dpeeler—Thie r now art rd the owe aught se se how ben rad es. It le MI •11111M.pdom of per MB Me pit et waver At Trek I saber be wets ee be Mr 7. Delmer-1 le re war le bar sr were elle Toe vS her a gemetmerke Is the sew amt. Yea .W ire Ito dual left dr ere arta will he ampriellaul. led vie es do Ira whst he Wire — Mr. a t dila Ire la ameghtace of the aria I semived is dr_ _ _ _ 8i; J. lisina-1 Moe as sib air. Mr. Dperhap—Tbsayir mime is. ir J. Doirm-1 air 1111101111 t %be VOW broken up. I ..mil Ir id It I. mot ratnorduary, DC•Le a res Ewa GM bib way. Wit is Wit wort Is prat Isdlss Mom ; sM ins la rim* paid away, sir as emuof•reap is midi brilY dug we geft" ASSIZE IN TBLLIGENCIL WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAvirrow, Dsc. 22. (Debra Mr. 'mike Willa) lam roma Bath tree thin emnilaig engird tat the sorihr et Motets Pepley, la Lelek WIMIEBOS the 1 et • emestatgettat. The pricese plead " mut guar in•am visa ffisTliose art Mr. Coleridge prasembil; Mr. T. W. BffirmanAlhais4. The enema gem rend the ban et the lady ; the seed dude; the *MI* of the lady by the deletes end dr teak" the to of the *learn having coded bee; bee big le Seidel nth the pt of ; Ids gibs to Mr. Eyeliner's and andbg the boo, mad dlrenegtla ; the primer sof the themed loft kir. Sphinges's golag teen the lardy alike Oaks I. Irked the snivel to &beak the dimples sheet the lip; die prisms b em at WWI ad or Leigh Wed; AL errs to Dana by; the bag the bozo roe ibg the dencesef s dodo ; ths *We * t e r n n o bade blend ca ; and the genre the ono wore an the try the WI Kr. ISOM& Kr. W. elsodan died the Jury en belt& el the pima Erie, bet Odd le shake the everwhilaing are olehllehed solar hi= IS the pert al the yecasseden. The Imandledge this esseted width pelt rembaer, sal thsksy, der a very kw iOuf rearkeetba, der dad Ihnt they were al weed, of thed Ike mast was Ority. Procreative of memo bob( boa reede, thaJelp pat cs the black co, sad .Y—Yes Wm bees einveded upts evidence which coo have me debt epee the MO—at boa, II bre leR so doubt .pa rine—es to y e z i Set the areas of Weed murder. Ored odor ere semalltell with bounity. sad dersties snipe thena ; brtanniely ke the sday of ea •11, the slops el enader an added se duithy that they mast be IMO& The ore wee • timer bona of the aid, end genseelly Yo, deo that Kafka well ea," this this usisaceoly ad d aim TVA MOW Is how .e thet ski kaa the how In eti dr bed • Ido sot men =third bet body, bet yea 111= IL labetrd boo le hen hat ham unkr the mos diet the our to become per Ob. Ode and help limbs that at that .a.,deb(the while pedal that you on Is aril ol twin Or sway, end you thoeght =Ulm Is year rawer, ea no thee.. yo weld met ben boo memphelng Oyer. ta d =lr a parpose With yea sr vhd es e. Ent I ought net he the hellos of • am eta bee se kw days bawds od the pos. I shoed wide le 11=1 pew selnadee mid direly le the Jethro in yen MO. Per yen bora deny is at ma tad • but I odd noled aerie I • Oed whale mere r eprey err to Int my sod bobs." In his peeress rou imist sacs shod, sad I ems yea to like edvanlege of Sit mittanoe which OE be andel le and endorsor to prepare Cmif• sham et yaw bar to opal la rem by ort. Se nee the baty wombs is pm up= you the ealeass et des bar. are thet mime kr the trim of • erankr k that yea be eake• be the pire horn who yea new deed Is drool be whisk yea on bat brought, =ilsad he those le • peer et . dad,oeselk there to be by the seek ode yea ere sal pour body le be le dr modem el One pion, rad my the Lod have matey en yew The primer, who herd the noines O&M betraying try meths, wee that Nord kw the deck, od the evert, which jo uraeL led ben thusly crowded deseghot the day, ed. NORTHERN CHICUTT--Dviume, Dsc. 41. Mehra Mr. Judea Crompton.) 'eson moat tide mad at air o'clock. OnaollJl, alhimele ; amp, Harr:a 26, shop beep, • Ade IS, pima, ' • Aram Ormiwthass, AMOS dtkingeou, 24, watchmaker, ware he ma the 15th Novemer, at Sundeeland, slobs guntlty =ry and other esitolee, the property eine:um Mesa Mr. W. D. Ariateor and Mr. Lewere procreated. The TIM A. 0. AUdason , Mr. Price defended Hardt ; Mr. Darken dedheded Cunningham. The jury mired for about half an hour, and returned with • verdict of (holly of housebreaking and wailing therein spirt Kerrie and Cunningham, and ()why of rsoriring whet Hepburn and Adams ; burg Not ifswily. =after • previous movie:don fee Iskiny, had bean to tour years' penal servitude in 16.34 but wee liberstei on socoant ota anew from which he is . His lordeltip sentenced the prisoners as follows . Harris, Ni years and Cunningham there yews penal mevitade and Hepburn and Atkinson one year's imprisonment salt hard Moor. Tl;elinsteess of the miss was oancluded et 3 o'clock, sad kM lonlohip left this city shortly atteromds, sad opened kb commission is Nematode. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (&ton Mr. Psalaky, Q.C., Assistant-hulas.) Cargo NatAarriel Ilosbmg,surpon, moulded on Monday, stpte kk own smirks, of anbesalement, was brought up, sad amainard to 12 usontlia' hard labour. Garr ChaTer4;ess, 86, clerk, was lakted for embezzling three was of maies& z eseimating to 21. 12a. dd., reoeivel on him amount of evoker, his master. He p l guilty ; end being iup fur judgment was erslenosd to eight months' heed Maw. Niched dawn, 111, pleaded guilty of steeling a cask ef whim lead, the property of William Peters. Towner con victions ware proved him, and the nowt sentenced W kr dew parer servitude. DAIs.. p,12, end Th omas Boer's, 20, were found geftty of elsallng 10 pt of lead, the pmperty of John Les Halves, the emu being tined to a building. Both peleemem ewe known. Carniondy wee w Winced to 16, sadllaans 10 12 months' hard labour. John &Mt, 42, a Life G nardsman, plaided guilty of having Moles two gums, and other articles, of the value of 2604, the geaperty of the Honourable Cluck. Bateman Henbrmy. prosecutor Is • lieutenant in the 2nd Lila Guards, and the prisoner wee hie meant. On the let of August, Lieut. Haebary went on Wave, and returned on the 4th November. The primmer wee kit is charge of his wardrobe, but daring hie absence he purloined a great variety desticke of clothing, the gold lace from his uniform, two fuss , a Web., °per glees, mad al to gether of the value of . Tr primmer eh seated bseN from barracks until the 7th, when the proms attar saw him in the yard, and mind him what he bed to my for himself ? He said he wee very Kerry, and told where he had pawned the property. The primmer had ban twenty-one puce is the regiment, and Ewen and a had the prosecutor's *avant, great t uniidenc• bring reposed In kin. TY court sentenced him to be kept to hard labour for am par. lAwatenant Banbury stated that there were two other John Scotts in the ?mount, young soldier. of very good character, sad he Ma atIZIOUB, on their account, that it should sot be supposed that either of them woe the Joke Scott who had been sulky of this diabonsety. The dietinction between them with that they wen young men, while the prisoner was ea old soldier, haring been in the service over twenty yours. /down, &mr, • well known thief, was indicted fur mailing • begat esstalning • number of plated articles, value hi., the propitty of John Stratford Best. His last seuttno. we twelve meth.. The court sow passed ono of four years' penal sertitsde. (Before Mr. Creel.) Cotheria• Vah was indicted for 'Meng a quentity of lime, the property of Rolead Webster. Them were two other indictments ageism her. Mr. Langford prosecuted ; Mr. Ribton was counsel for the prisoner. The prisoner committed the three offences ebarged walnut her by rang to house. Mating that she had been sent for the 'melting, which we. untrue. She we found thrifty fa two clams, although an elibt was set up for the defence. She hadbeen convicted before. Mr. ereneitentecesZhoe to eight months' hard taboo,. Alezeafkr Conweirtg, joarneyoien baker, was found Guilty of embettliag money reueived by him from canal:sere en seeseat of John Todd, his master. He wee sentenced to ten menthe' hard labour. Miry Ark eon wiia indicted for having obtained by film pretences • silk drew, with intent to defrsud. Yr. Orridge prosecuted . Mr. Sleigh appeared for the I primer. appeared from the nodose. that the prisoner wee In the =l:Janet of • dreennaker, named Tully, and ensiles her f her knowledge of her mist 's customers, she in to ono of them, • lady named lthybew, for the silk in gees non, staling that she had been s en t lot it by Mm It was given to her, but she never returned to her em ploy. went. Mrs. Tally had not given her any authority to go the silk. Tier prionner found and emir:toed to two month.' turd Lebow. TEE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. not Rm. Mr. lay, the head isookor of the lireimrs' Company's School. Tormr-hill, upplared before the Lord Mayor to answer a charge preferred against him of haring unlawfully assaulted cad Mates John Henry Grommith, cos of the schoolboy., and eon of Mr. Grommet', of the Three Tuna luta. J•wry-mmet, hidgate. Mr. Daniels appeared for Übe proseohtion , Mr. Holder fee Ilse deism Tbe emtice-room wee crowded, and ver y mael beiereat ma. excited during the investigation. The Misdealt pleaded “Not John uilty. H. Orossmith said-1 am ten years sad • holt al/, end go to the &tendons's school, at No. 9, Triattpagenss, Tower-hill. Last Friday I was sent to school at about half. past 3by my tootlier'e desire. I was detained at bows till the( hour, and took • note from my mother to him, sad I believe he mad it. He mid it mem both* about going home. I had told him that my mother had mat • more about my going home. Ho told me to go to my ,plans sad work, and made am stlaept to run out of echoo4 my mother had told me to mom boos I had au °therm. mm. I went toward. the duce with the intention of leaving Ilke 091109 4 agl I to ivavired b 7 Itr. Cowayie (toms stun BOW-STREET. Richard Potts, afeahlosably-drawed nian, who add he had been an °Meer in the may, sad wee now independent, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Jardine, on a charge of stealing a bill for 20W. which bad been entrusted to him to get it discounted _ _ _ - Mr. Hobert Augustus Bingham Jennings, the complainant, stated that he was a gentleman, residing at Pimlico. In September lest he gave a bill for 2001. to a Mr. Chancey to get dinoounted, and afterwards authorised Mr. Chancey to entrust it to the privoner. The latter bed leveret Cram written to hint saying that he bad been unable to get It dis counted. He bad @Moe ascertained, however, that ft bed been discountedby a Mr. Lee. It ad ben b taken up by a Mend of hi., Mr. Banks, whose name waa upon it. Witness bad never received any money from defendant on account of the bill, though he had on one 0024111011 borrowed 11. of him. Defendant called the Mr. Chancey referred to, who depo.sd that oorapheinant had In his presence authorised defendant to obtain as advance on the bill, and had subsequently re ceived from defendant a 201. note, and some other sums. 1./efendant then proceeded to CROS•01111131.1141 the complainamt, end elicited that he had very recently pared through the Insolvent Court. He did not enter this bill in Ws schedule., as be had received no money for It. He bad be arrested on another bill, also signed by Mr. Banks, who, however, did net pay it, because it was signed when he was a minor, and be had received no money for it. Several judgments against Mr. Banks had been set aside on the ground that be was in hie minority when the debts were alleged to have been con tracted. Mr. Chancey obverted that be had received lettere from an attorney threatening criminal proceedings, but had called on the attorney and explained matter", apparently to his satin. faction. He wee with defendant that afternoon, when they met the complainant with a Mend, to whom he pointed theca out as " swindlers." Defendant called a policeman to pro tect them, snd then complainant gave him in custody on this char. Mr. ge Jardine said there was no evidence to justify him in nicamidlag defendant to prison. . . . 11`41see, solicitor`, here addrosned the magistrate on behalf of r.Courtenay, of the End of Devon, who, he said, had similar against the defindeat Mr. Courtenly had entrusted hint with three bills, one of which wee for 4001., and another for 6001., for the purpose of getting them die:mated. He understood that defendant wee hawk ing them about the town, and trying to get them dienounted. At all events, he (Kr. Coarteney) oonld not get them bark, sad had Watrnotei Nm (lir. Hughes) to prosecute him if he weld be /sand. Every adesvear lied been made to And him. Adysrtisstesnte bed been Inserted in the yews, and at sorts of iaquiries made, bat in vain. Delsadmit saM the bills had serer left hie pocket, sad ha wee papered to give them np on receipt of en order treat Conetenay. Mr. Hughes—lf ror worship discharges' the pekeasse I shell apply as behalf of Mr. Courtenay for a spinet hint, to above cause shy he detains the bilia7rz art p.m, worship to grant it at ono', that It may be served on Wm before he leaved the court, as we do not know when to find him. 1.1";:lias mould pay no attentive o ale application, se he mold not greet a stuaroons without evidence. He would mesa the prfeoew on the Bret chirp, but would take by own resie6.eeee far his appearance to answer It. Mr. Jardine he. received ten gainer from Mr. Rona, 11. P., and 11. Orem " LE." for the peon-boa. Acknowledg ments is the pews ware regmetad. culacEN WELL. Rim loutiersim, vet ,29 who mimed her add= charpd with realm; a Aft& dal aimed Jo h ann on, shoat eleven imaiis _ It enema fro theeiilmeilhae the spilk;ir al the ebOd beil Wm a .flow he awe three yens, bottom rho kerma( shied, "had eehreeeneoli bell a abloom or boys MIL" The prlecour, wire was also weeldhe a child. waled** he I mall dairy romper k Wad Ss prosecturiea gild wide Me met eat to work. On the day on which the child wee slobs the prisoner asked the mother to retain es early ea she meld in the evening, bet upon her doing m the footed the child and the prisoner gem. Nothing could be elea of the primmer or child until lest evening, when the pincer was given into ceetody. On bee way to the polka-Mika Me demand the constable that the MIR was deed, and bed Dean Meld bo the Victoria Perk CIIIDO• tory. She also stated that she took the child biome a geWeeem wee allo t p si ber dot per week fur it. The mae had made et a stigma at Spital- Ude who infoneed hire be atemded a child of the name of Riche/dem for the primmer, and that she, short Base it died of the measles, but the proescuttir now stated that that could not be bar halant, ma ft had already had that diseses, and some parties bed recently mem ft alive in the oars P at the gefeener. olice Constable Cook, 198 8, informed the court that on the same week mother child bad been stolen, and DO trace could be foiled of that M lie — pelseeer, la delete', did not deny takhsg the child, but said it was sow dead and buried. Mr. Cores remanded the prisoner for a week. WESTMINSTER. Etireira &biome sad John Weller were finally examined on the charge of melting • digurbence at the house of Dr. Ortfatha, 3, Foton-equsre, end John Nonlife, who wee remg iddied Y the court es having taken part in the disk, wee In cluded to the cheep. Mile Robinson, who is apparently under • delusion ea to her being the owner of certain house property In Belittle* hes been frequently before this court for annoying Dr. Orilathe and others, by entering their houses and insisting on her dam. On this ocmaion other persons bad joined her, end • great disturbance was the result. Mr. - Poynter woe of opinion that there wee quite enough in the me to have rendered the whole of the defendants Haile to as indictment for conspiracy, or paimps fora riot. They bad all gate there for ea unlawful purpme, or if for • lawful wpm to compass it unlawfully. It was really very diagreceful to find • whole neighbourhood disturbed In this outrage:ea manner as if there was no law or civilisation fa the land, so court: open for the metes of wrongs if mums existed, but that people with en easumptios of right were to establish it with a strong hand by taking poseseeion of • rusn's house in this way. He then ordered the de- Rodents to And good ba il for the next six months (Mies Ro binson Mere 48 hours' notice), and further informed them that if they went to a man's house for en unlawful they were Hthie to be crested to rogues and vagebonZ P •7; earnotitted for three months to hard labour In the douse of leaevoleacm—The drat half of a U. note from " H. C." (80069), U. from "J. H. H.," per Hamra. Gos ingsad Sherpa 101. 10e. tram " O. 8.," arid U. from Mr. have been neared for the poor be:. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A batch of informations, laid at the illidantel of the En. cim authorities, against the owners of supper rooms within the jurisdiction of this mart for selling bsw spirits, and wines, withosi • llamas, was heard at this 'court by Xr. Bsadon. Mr. Walley, imam:id by the Excise Commisamers, =lrto sapport the informations. Mr. Buzzard, vestry ak Jaroes'a sad Mr. Superintendent Hannah were precast to watch the different cases. It appeared that tho proceedings originated from com plaints made to the Talk» by inhabitant. and licenaed vic tuallers of the district, the fira asserting that these supper houses rendered in-omative the act which required public houses to be closed after 12 o'clock on Saturday night, and the het that their business was sesieusly injured by un- Boomed parties keeping open at all hours, and supplying ea cheable articles to their customers. In consequence of three oomplaints the Excise authorities °unmitigated with the police, sod the result was six informations egalnat eight in dividuals occupying end owning sia homes celled supper homes. Ths ant Information was against Matilda Wood and Hoary Oas, the keepers of the Awl' Larder, No. 2, Pantos 'olM, better known as Many Woods," for selling spirit., itc., without anemias on Sunday morning, November 22. Police-sergeents Draper, Roberta, and Silverton, proved that the house on watched for sometime, that they gained Omission in plain clothes on the morning in question ' that great action was used in admitting them, the door being candully guarded, and s signal given on the admission of a customer that they found the supper-toom filled with per sons of bo th: mixes, who were being served with beer and spirits sad water. Inspector Laster proved the ownership of the house, and that the business had been for • length of time conducted in the mum way. The evident» of the sale of spirits was defective is one of the links, and the defendants were allowed the benefit of the doubt by Mr. Rectos, and no penalty was inflicted. A esiond infotrostion ageinet the sane phis for shake Infraction of the law on the 29th Novenae. wee next head. :..1.4 1 «,Te 1 7 similar evidence, with this addition, that the proof of the sale of excimelde liquors via made clear, and that the de fends/its after the 72nd November exercised greater caution edadtting gamtn the outer door being kept on the lock end no one admitted without • preconceived annul. Mr. Dorian imposed the higher pushy, ,an orb doirdast. . _ _ " •Atid•ltion for a mitigated lam was sada Mr. on maid he could eee no ground. whatever for The next came was against John Hoare Henry Ca, aid haepl, Gray, the keepers of the Waterford Arm., 16, Hay market. The police proved that they visited the house on the mewing of the 213th of November, and found about a dozen persons there. Some were drinking spirits and water and some wine. The defendant Cox was seen to mix spirits and water for customer@ baled the b.. Mr. Beedon Inflicted the full penalty of O. on each de frapiant. ---• The next case wax wind Darid Ikloloo, of the Carlton -- • - Simper Room., 29, Igymarket. It via proved that on Sunday morning, the 29th Novem ber, • number of persons were in the rooms, and were rap piled with beer and brandy cod water. Mr. Sleigh, for the defendant, made • strong appeal to the bench, contending that the evidence waa not autliciently conclusive to jestify the indiction of a penalty against the defendant. Mr. Braden thought the evidence brought the offence clearly home to the defendant, and therefore he moat impose the full fine of 601. TM Dear an Ins against Eli:abtth Harvey, of 13, I'an tos-61ml. Mr7i:ewis, of Ely-place, pleaded guilty for the defendant, and In mitigation laud that it was him client'. first offence. Mr. Welsby did nut wish to press with severity against any one who had it reasonable defence to offer. Mr. Belden had no desire to put the kw in force to its fell extent for a first offence, and would therefore impose the mitigated fine of 281. The next case was against Samuel Behar°, No. 6, Penton eteset. — fbe defendant pkeded guilty, and asserted that it wan his Ana offence. . . Inspeelor Lester said this was not the fact. The defendant hoped for a 'Wood penalty on account of the badness of trade. Mr. BS;4oisiiiy, your trade appears to be one of the best going. There Isere twenty-five persona drinking in your house on Sunday morning. Defendant—All my best cvatomers have gone out to India, sad I can't expect much trade till we have pause. Fined 601. ?dr. Beadon expressed his entire approbation of the course adopted by the police to put an end to such an extenei, e system of illegal trading. He had very little doubt of the at tention of tho legislature being attracted to theme mow, and then the neceesity for strengthening the law would be recog nised. SOUTHWARK. ./o/iii and Elizo Zni-npend, man and wife, were charged with being concerned in stealing auk dresses of the value of nearly 200 f., the property of Mr . Samuel Holt, of Blanchester. Some of the drums stokn were found by the police at No. 22, 'lhonias•atreet, London-bridge, where the prisoners were living.—Remanded. DISCLOSURES IN THE LIVERPOOL LINK- RU.PTCI COURT IILSTIRDAY. At the Lirerpool Bankruptcy Court yesterday (Tuesday) Mr. John D charge oherty, a bankrupt, torn merchant, and ageMst whom a of forgery was preferred at the recent Liverpool wive'', MUM up on the question of certdi one. Mr. Aspinall, who appeared for the @soignee., objected to the certificate on several ground., the chief of which were that the bankrupt had traded with the grossest recklessness ; that he had made fraudulent pr femme, prhseipally to the Liverpool Borough Bank ; that he had practised frauds upon the bank itself; and that upon the faith of a duplicate bill of lading he had obtained money fraudulently from Messrs. Bingham and Co_ corn merchants, of Liverpool, the vial bill of lading having pmvionaly been deposited by lbe bankrupt, and advanced upon by a Mr. Hubback. It was fur the last-named fraud that the bankrupt had been committed to the last arise,. [The use at the amines broke down for want cl u material witness). It was elicited by Mr. Aspinall that the amount of the Panlompt's tutaseured debts wee 33,0001. ; that the bankrupt began buainess in 1851, with a capital of 2,0001., 1,0001. of which he settled upon his wife. Since 1861 haled last is business 109,9441. ; had spent 21,3961. ' • sad when be teams bankrupt had property for unsecured creditors to theamonnt of 3,2361. 9.. 4d. The amount of his debts to the Borough Bank was 62,702!. 16.. 2d.; such debts being contracted by guarantees for his acceptance.. Towards the end of his transactions the bank rupt had in many mass not given acceptances to the hunk. During the culmination the bankrupt declined to answer many questions, lest he should " criminate himself." Mr. Smith, however late manager eithe Borough Bank, dearly identified amain sigmatures sg.thole of ths bankrupt, about which the latter Minuet, Asset tory anything. [Adrefbilellbeelb.)--HOLLOWAVII OINTMENT AND rem eve:ram ImmeEwa mu Omma il lZßAL—Neori 1 /..... : C =lliblgg Neelembei l e=ell MD MAtANI RNA@ me bmi t.si lbulli . airaft ..=l4 melleil imbue la Mb , Ma. Alabama Ift . l=t= u remittS t r •=l,7 l &r .t. :matei s aim 1/ .0 1 day mein. I._es _b_beheet 1 Wbb... :A. leb. Dbitlef N. Mit Nam. , MA 111& COTlON.—Lrrairoot, 22.—The market clew eth ir mat firmness, and prioss of all the current sorts of are id. to fd., sna Burst Id, per lb. dearer, and i g other hada hula changed. The sales six 6,000 bales-1,500 on epectdation—tneluding 40 Permit sad Maranhara, s t 6fd. to Md. ; 70 Bahia, at 6d. to 64d. ; 1,000 Borst, at M. o 4; and 60 Bea islands, at 12d. to 12fd. per lb. COTTON GOODS.— MANCRIeTZI, Dec. 22.—q4 market centimes ezeadlagly dull end kneed We hee, °Odom of improvement expressed Wm sad there, bat th ey are decidedly negatived by the reports of all who are le a paition to give a. 5 adcel sad trastweethy statemeet. Spinners have been an vsnce of id. per lb. on pee this morning to meet e rise to that extent in cotton, het have not been able to reams it. One or two Wawa 11 which id per lb. edema°, for yarns for Blackburn are sew timed, bat than are exceptional mess. Mule twist from to 60's in demand for leaf' have been sold at fully the lowed ratan of last week, sad some Inotenoes are mentioned is which sellers have taken even lower rates. The home teak have done rather more badness in warps and cops, but at the lowed rates al week,sed some mall ceders for the makes of the Meditative/ea sad Germany_ have also bees executed at very low rates. We hear Of no real mast from any reliable source in any quarter. For clods prior ere quite as low sa last week, and it is evident that M this branch of our trade the market has not responded to the he tin the raw material at Liverpool. Sam do, Mort that they could do more businmi, but it oould only be done at a more ruinous eactidoe in perm The bailors of ato or seven manufacturers in the nsishbourhod of Burnley, Edendeld, sad Blackburn, to-day, Is repmt,d, but they are mostly small concerns. WOOLLENB.—Leene, Dec. 22.—Althotigh the preys. bet tor In the market is one of considerable dulame yet there was some little improvement visible this morning. W. had a fair attendance of merchants in the Cloth Halle, ned a few considerable lota of cloth changed owners. HIMDZIISTIELD, Dec. 22.—A quiet market, but eta showing sigma of reviving trade. Many 'inquiries, ml some purchases, espodally In lowish woollens and cheap trotmerings. MANUFACTURES.—Hunne=rIn.ri,DEc. 22.—Thire lave not bean =Blois?, attending to-day, ead • pelf= dulness moms to throughout the market, which le not unusual at this of the year, even in =dinar/ times. As all steads well ben so hr, it is cossidmed rand in our hum:, and a little Improvement is expected at the OP ommooment the win year. WOOLS.—HVDDSZIFIZLID, Du. 22.—Tbare 6 110 de mad for wools of any derription, and, thong* rim us lower, it don not induce manufaotartas to buy at present, CORN.—Hot.., 22.—Arrivals are very moderato, and although the lower oontineatal ports are Moll open eal stamen madam to run as usual, shippers abroad show m disposition to push off supplies in any quantity. The weather continues exceedingly mild for the season, the gram crops weer the aspect of spring rather than winter, the leaf less tress being the only symptom of the near approach cif Christmas. The wheat trade during the week has bets steady with • good consumptive demand for all descriptices at fully late rates, and in some instances for choice • slight advance has been obtained ; a more confident MI; is apparent. Holders show less disposition to press sales, and now that arrivals are likely to decrease and monetary affairs get easier, we may reasonably look fora mom regular and healthy trade than of late, especially after the turn of the year. At the market to-day • fair ripply of English wheat, which is taken off at fully teat week's currency. Foreign meets with better demand without say quotable sherotion in value. Barley matured, but rather more in quiry. Beene and peas steady. Oats neglected, and price* of common sorts in favour of buyers. LLEDe Dzc. 22.—Although the supply of wheat to-day is cagy m oderate, millers are very slow purchasers, and the market rules dull at prices scarcely equal to Friday for .11 descriptions of new; old quite unnotkwd. Barley inactive, without alteration is value. The demand for beaus is limited, sad lower rates taken. Oats and other articles as baton. /trams Inca of grab' --Wheat, 3.515 qrs., 495. 00.; bar ley, 1,270 qrs.. 565. ; oats, 224 qrs., 2:28. 106 d. ; beau, 142 qrs., 49a. 7fd. • peas, 60 qrs., 41s. 9+d.; rye, 10 qr., 361. 10d. !arrival; this weak --Wheat, 2,860 qrs.; oats, 11 art4barley, 766 qrs.; bum, 864 qrs.; recessed, 2,026 qrs.; 215 qrs. - - • LYNN, Dec. 22.—The weather is anomaly mild, lath strong south-west e inch. To this da3's market we had a fair supply of wheat ; demand was only moderate at last week's quotation. Barley in good supply, and prices *Ab out alteration. Beans and peas slow sale, and vices sa before. Wheal, whits, 6111.. to 8311.., 625. to 3& ; ditto red, 6011.. to 631ba., 49.. to 62a.; ditto, ditto, new, 62Ibs. to 6116.., 50.. to b4s. • ditto, ditto, new, 601 6 5. to 61 16 5. 445. to 48.. Barley, Chs;alise new. 5216 e. to Silts., 40e. to 435.; ditto, commas, 6116 e. to 6211.., 345. to 38s. 8e..., old, 6616 e. to 88014., 48.. to 52.. ; ditto, new, 6416 e. to 6616. , 425. to 485., pa qr. to the growers. Nrwcsartn, Dec. 22.—The wither still continues en. ceedingly favourable for seeding operatices and agricufinnd work in general. At our market, this morning, we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and from the coast also, but there being a fair quantity of foreign left over from Saturday, the trade opened quietly, and only a mode rate business resulted at Saturday's rotes, the demand, at the same time, running chiefly upon new red, which com manded 495. to 51s. per qr.; weighed 6316 e. Flour was in moderate request, and in 'partial instances a slight reduction had to be submitted to where sellers were premdng. Malting barley of choke quality was hold with more firmness, whereas inferior descriptions met little attention. Malt in little demand. Beans, peas, and oats without change. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•8IIALTIES. Mete Corr, tree itetWelpe7loZotte ioyialo a the lit of Da. amber tree Z. to 11X.L, Lc. 10 L. Ice. le „ fed bet Weals, !a—liverpee, Ike H. Ass% of Ltecoool. Ceotolo Steer, vide►lk woe &Makesd oo tte Stk of Deemer. in le. 41 N.. los. U W„ we Mid bee Callao to egoesetowa. Ammo. of Abereces. Captain Pelle, free Xieo to Holt ebb flu. he Hen Keeled at Clufelosuce and te • wreelh—Copeleefot Dee. 11. E4rl of Catfish (,4 tram £yr to tile w rt t Irma kwt la Harlot Erb star l)oglee, I. W., as tho both of December; rely two wen eared. —Liverpool. Dee. ff. Erpledola (Norwegian Alp), Item Quebec to Losdoe. safer Pend cod .oth rudder damaged. was 016154.4 os lb. 4th of Dreenaber, to lat. 46 N., loc. 35 W. we. eared.— Qtaessatosa. Dee. to. Flaw. of Plywoolb. Castel, so W osm, wee Mies to with to rhafit wow oh the 36th of November, to lat. 3•1 /1 km. 6 W.. Ey the Curellaelt, C.pt.to keosleo, arrived et Illenelhis. which tout of the crew. In Duke, for DeWitt, in preeeedlai from bar asehorace lot Litt came le contact with the rile Georg* tor Savannah. The former ea • r led away her foreraaat and fennel, and the latter lost a:a:board bath aad royal days.-11serycol, Dec. 22. Ins. Cantata ?hesitant*, for Dehlis, whi'e et ache, off Egmont CB !Sunday eight. we. m late by owe of the ferry etestners ; lot how 'pit, nitwit:tr. he, aed ban returned late dock for rrpa4►— Lavrrpool, Doe. Y. Scut, Waco ler Most Tide*, kw put back.—Laveryoal, Des. 22. Poem orb at C•rthutes.: .t 11 oUI Daub. (.0..t Get , 34, Rho*. (..), at Palermo; rtber (a). stead.; J.O. tflut4 at flavusealt. 11. m. PIZ Livaaroet.-111sho (sr), Cram Parr, Dag. 10; Qs (s.), tr.ort 19...rd.0.u., 13..19. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Insfolk*, Twee, [ma Loudon for tee Cape of Good Hope, Nov. If, lat. II M., Ira. 15 W. Aiwa 'Brim& barque), loom Loadoe for Mauritius, Now. I, taL I I. low 23 W. A gr.onla (barque). for London. Now. 9, lat. 4.14 N, 10.14 4 W. alampioa (barque), from Madras for Loadas, Nov. 3. lat. 7.10 • - • • •- WILT• from Cvdiff for Cape of Good Hope, Nor. IS, lat. I N. la 'II W. John lilts,. (Foglia% barque), from Lirorpool for Buenos Arm, Nor. 1r,1.r..N,t00 2$ W. Jolkeen•• Antonia., Van Heel, from Sunderland fag Sbangbar, la, ht. tt &. J. 102 E. arasela (barque), Ism Lvapost for Maurltlsa. ea& 17. Id 21. IS.. los. 61.1 Nottlogbass. from Calcutta ler Wades. Da. I, lat.ll N.,100.14 W. Omar Sada. toe Sydney, lat. 41.34 N. la 11.7 W. Ito Alms Nasal, (alp), tram Akyab ke Ihraisalt, Oct WA; It &dos ULM& BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLAILE.—Dm 19, AIL A rundal Hoar. '17.71Z1r. oTs . 111.4A1t. —Dos. 19. the wife of Yr. L. Elw. of the •ue of Ur. Berme. eg • tom GABON ElL—Der. 17, et Fernley Lo'ge. Cheltenham, the elft of W. Gnaw, litre., of • daughter. LISLIY—Dee. tg, at Brighton. the wife of J. Urge, gm.. of e,oe. BAY ill.—Doe. 93, et he Jame:airfare, :be wife of (hot. F. OW , . of • dasnear. WISISTEIL—Dee. SO. at Twine:them, the wife or the Ser. W. Wet. Mar, Oa dough:M. MARRIAGES. ------- 81001[11-I(APP.D.e. 19. at Hr.. H r -_- blisateet. A 8..." et Lode*. street. to Aim. dathatef of e k. Mahe. of C10w. , " mar Saveloy. Woreastenatra HOBtaoll-OROCCOCIL.—Dte. IT, at BL Norf.. lotUneWo, b 7 the Roe. J. W. Brooke. IL Ho eh, V.q., of V1t.113010, Nuffield, to ILIA daughter of the Imo H. °mock. E.q fortmer.i of Hothogbam NOttall —BBl DO 118.—Dee. 19. at St. 13(OrtL11•120./ roam 11 the Itee. A M. tne6aa, MAL It. Marlon, • ,of eJtelth Talk!. Crtfeaartharailath to lithabath. tlaugtiws of fttegoa, of Moe. Al Won. DEATHS. 1.1. 111eaL117 . 1711 - 11*.m . Hew, ore or Mr. IL lislot. soot • Mot too*" IMI• Eat. R. Comeso. TIIIIICLOOII2.—Doo. IS. at lkolloort. Itsoyaellsi of T. toed.... • d LbectoosA mesa ts. TUCKS.—Dso it Itto, C. j. Esq.. spot TIL ItoTllllllo—poo It. kCnot StataketOSOK. 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