The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-05 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (BMWS TILIGIA 11) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. MORE CONFLICTS WI P TH & THB RUSSIAN, TROO ST. PETERSBURG, Pb. 3, EVININO. In consequence of the insurrection it has been resolved to increase the force of cavalry stationed is the kingdom of Poland. It is stated in official quarters that the regiments sho were to be transferred next spring to Poland are about to be deepatched for the present to Wilna. Two regiments of Cossacks have set out to-day for Poland, and will be followed next week by two regiments of Uhlans and a battery of artillery. ST. PETERSBURG, RIB. 4. Aide-de-camp Nast* with the force under his command, was attacked last Sunday night near Biala by several bands of insurgents. The con flict lasted two hours,when the insurgents retreated toJanow, carrying with them forty-two killed and wounded. General Likhatsche, with a division of Hussars, coining from Wilna, attacked a body of Polish in surgents, inflicting upon them a loss of twenty killed, and taking four prisoners. Another insurgent band has creased the river Nieman, and appeared in the district of Troki. BERLIN, FEB. 4. Letters received here from Warsaw announce that the insurgents occupy and are fortifying Lypa, on the Polish and Lithuanian frontier. They have occupied the railway station at that town, and used the materials of the workshops attached to the sta tion in constructing their fortifications. Siege trains have been despatched against Lypa. THORN, Fn. 4. On Sunday evening 800 insurgents entered the important manufacturing town of Lodz, in the pro vince of Mammy* took from the branch establish ment of the bank 18,000 roubles, and from the poet office 31,000 roubles. They also ordered a conscription to recruit their own forces. Private property was respected. All the public functionaries fled from the town. POSEN, F 323. 4. The journals of this city state that the conscripts confined in the citadel of Warsaw refuse to take the oath of allegiance. (By Telegraph from Breobta.) WARSAW, Fl). 2, Evanta. The main body of the insurgents is said to be stationed near Augustowo, and under the command of Jelinkiewies, late a colonel in the army of Gari baldi A second division, commanded by Count Iyakiewiez, is taking up positions near Kates, on the river Rawka, in the district of Warsaw. The third division of the insurgents, commanded by Frankowski in the district, is posted in the district of Lublin. The insurgents muster strong in the district of Radomsk. The communication between these districts is interrupted. LEMBERG, Fn. 4. The Grenadier Corps of Nowogrod will be con veyed by railway through Prussia. The communication between Wilna, Grodno, and Warsaw is interrupted. THE THRONE OF GREECE. GOTHA, Fn. 4. The Coburger Zeitung of to-day gives an officio confirmation to the news that the Duke of Saxe Coburg has definitively declined to become a candi date for the throne of Greece, and announces that his highness will himself make public a fall account of the negotiations which preceded this refusal. ATHENS, Pm 4. The National Assembly has nnanimmudy passed resolutions decreeing the throne to have boon for feited by Otho, his Queen and dynasty, and to have beoome vacant. The National Assembly also declared Prince Alfred to have been elected King of the Groats by 230,000 votes. FRANCE. PARIS, Pm 5. In yesterday's sitting of the Corps Legislatif the general debate on the address was closed. _ The first paragraph was adopted after a speech from M. Lemercier, censuring the conduct of the government in reference to the press and the electoral system. On paragraph 2 being read, M. (Mirka dii cussed the policy of the government, and spoke of the necessity of establishing liberty. SPAIN. MADRID, Pws. 4, Evisouro. . . The ministry having opposed an amendment of Senor Rios Roam to the bill for municipal organi sation, it is asserted that Senor Rios Roans will no longer support the cabinet. A report is current that Marshal (YDounell will dissolve the Congress after the discussion of the budget has taken place. EGYPT. Fa. 4. The Viceroy has received a deputation of the European inhabitants of Egypt, and upon that occasion made another speech repenting his inten tion of introducing into Egypt a aeries of liberal reforms. AFRICA. P, Fla. R. The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Teuton* from New York on the 24th ult., passed Hunt Castle at 10.60 a.m. to-day. THE FILINCH GOVIZNYIINT AND ll= ILLANARIA.— Washingtes correoposdeat of the Next Tort 1' thus wakes, nadir dens Jam 23 :—" A pailmasa emooted with a tamp legation hem Just received a War WM* that the Pm& goversatest has *posed a earrospessissee with the Drilla whined on the subject od the degoadlatimesesuatted by the Alabama. The writer says that Dams do Limys'a peaks is that the tack soseast at Waal to the leanek kg and Attie( oat of a privetsr is is direct visialtra el the spirit and ktkr of the treaty of Parissipted la 1856, emit, as Nosh. mastitatos a bras& is the kw at mations am askaow koded sad saaselosed by the Am powers which were repot ateled at the Spats* d that treaty." Dtra.Sruss or PHI MAIL Brass= Barrow.— The Utica Saw Comm% mail Meramaltiy Briton, Capt. Deur, ADM ham Beathearytes at 2 p.m. yestaday, ter A sese d so , et. Ykkaa, Opus at Good Hops, to Ms leek eat 50 yammers, inebadias the Hoe. lbs. Sams sad badly, Captain Barbs, (beak Jim* Ras. Dr. Salem, cipa d d i Harvard, Dr. /knows, Rev. Dr. ekes, sad the Hos. J. Patinae. The Mks teak ea tralsjo— t# d eels, SAW ; silver eels, SW. awls. 50 1 . ; gat see tow Rd rosurrestest cane. the will call eff Piymestis to swam her etas, sad nesemo her mega ea the Oa WM The Times of Juno 23, speaking of Bessoa's watchr to the 2.llllbitios. NYS lime am wef moat tesety, and it the Zeitlat wafts koal *MY kik, op Mat the ear apfrlt Mid mow this awl seemate M eats with lieragams la dammase matelot *WO MIMS to to se reams al i s ass aki:ki set ase the trade_ mak* tem ear ows ,lever Beakvalat %- made. gerielitZtiftieba. sod wary et Warn* sus Wert to Oa eterdNl an — ailisVras m 1 Mat yissemt made. sod to all reastaa asomMe Mr. mad Yammat {bas by pre ter rep it Welds' sew hike • theft Wry et ride (sehrehlas dPorlaisse asd pima It ads se • la the at" • stark end esables rest he an la Woks the Osisalsa, bias, amp, pre of Olt= erre a work sad ban a _Roma km wed rla by peak—dt sad SI, lerdavd.. Lesdoe. asseamedl7o.—(Atbaellerwahl THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1863. LONDON AND COUNTY DANK.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held st 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, Yr. W. C. Jona in the chair. The report stated that the profits of the half-year amounted to 44,5541. 41. Sd. The usual dividend of 6 par oent was declared, together with s bonne of lj per cent., making in all 12j per mat. for the past year. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 0111 00Lool. The stock markets' to-day are firm, and the late improvement is well supported, a good effect being produced by the influx of gold to the Bank. Console are firm, at yeeterday's cloning quotations, viz., 924 to f for money and 921 to for the new ac count (sth March). This being the monthly settling day, the dealers are chiefly occupied with the adjustment of their accounts. The market fcr English railways is firm, especially m reganls Great Western stock, which has risen considerably. I There has been afresh relapse of 1 percent. in Greek bonds, which are now quoted 214 to 4. The Coupons have fallen to 911 to 4. In Turkish secu rities the only alteration is a relapse of I per cent. in the Consolid4s, which are now quoted 401 to 41. The Anglo-Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 87 to 88 ; that of 1858, 72} to f ; that of 1862, 68 to f ; Portuguese scrip, 24 to 3 prem.; and Russian scrip, to If prem. The New Peruvian Loan is firm at 88 to 89 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents. flatter, at 604 to 6L The shares of the Footage Parisien Company are quoted It to 1.1 prem. About 30,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. There is a slight inquiry for gold for Spain, sod about 30,0001. out of the recent im ports has been purchased for transmission thither. The Magdalena has arrived at Southampton from Brazil with 8,7441. in specie. The bidclings for 80,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were : to Calcutta, 34,50,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 24,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 1,50,000 rupees. The dec lare d minimum rice was as before, viz., ls. 111 d. per ruoee on Calcutta, and 2s. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits were for about 170 lees. Tenders on Calcutta at la. 110. will receive about 78 per cent., and above that price in fall ; on Bombay at 2s. will receive about 10 per cent. and above that price in full ; on Madras at 2s. will receive in full. We understand that government have agreed to restore their subsidy to the Atlantic Royal Mail Stearn Navigation Company, plying between Gal way and America, and to include the amount in the parliamentary estimates. At the meeting yesterday of the Ocean Marine Insurance Company, the directors' report, which has already been published, was adopted. The remarks of the chairman, Mr. J. W. Cater, bad reference principally to the great increase Of the operations of the undertaking. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,M41. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company is called for the 25th February. We are requested to state that the share list of the Asia Minor Company will be closed on Saturday next, the 7th inst., and that the allotment will be made on the following Tuesday. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : lostuance. Alliance British and Food" 15i to i ; li b Commercial Union 41 to 1,• Globs, 11l axe,v. ; Gar. dian, 514 ; Iroperill Fire, 951 ;Im W 214 to i ; Indemnity Marine, HO ; Law Fin, 4 , i, i ; London sad Provincial Law, 3i to 1 ; North Ush and Mercantile, 161 to 174 ; cean Marine, Ili to 12; Phoenix, 149; Royal Exchange, 295 ; Ban Life, 78, ex div. and be. ; Theorise and Mersey Marini ar t Universal Marine, 4 to 4. Gaslight and Coke. —lm New, 71i, ex div. • , Ins paul Continental, 67 to ex div. • Bang Commas, 171 • United General. 28; Westminster Chartered, 851, 1,5: I ax div.• ditto New, 40, ex div. ; Weetern, 18. Docks.—Viiitoris, 974. Waterworks.—Beta. 6j, 7, 61, 74, 7. lab) Intelligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Fin. 4. Attar Tarns St ay at Nisi Prius at Westminster.— (Before Lord Mat Justice Cockburn and • Special Jars.) CLAIM e. TEI 31=121—nrinos 07 11317. -• After oar 'report left yesterday Sir C. Fox and Mr. &muds, the eminent ship•boilder of Poplar, gave evidence es to the inability to oonetroct an independent framework from the suppliant's specification. The further hearing of the cue was then adjourned COURT OF COMMON PLEA& —Fla 4. Sittings st Nisi Prins id Middlassz.--(Before Mr. Justice Bytes Wed. Special Jury.) BBATBBOOLZ V. GUTVZIEDOZ—TEZ " COWPDX " OF TILE This was re action to recover 125 glue's which had been paid for • carriage and harness, the ground of action being that the carrels purchased had ad been delivered, but an. other end intoner me had been substituted for it. Mr. Serjeeat Parry and Mr. Cole appeared for the plain tiff ; and Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Griffiths for the defendant. The plaintiff was Major-General Braybrooke, and the dr fondant was a coach-builder. in business in Davies-street, Berkeley-equare. On the 25th September last the defen dant advertised in the Times that he had for sale an "elegant sociable leaden and harness, exceedingly light, forming a beautiful summer or winter carriage. A lady breaking up her establishment le desirous of effecting a speedy sale at • very great macribee. Scarcely soiled." The general was at that time in want of • carriage, and he called at the defen dant's on two occasions and purchased the carriage and harness for 125 guineas. ' The plaintiff's ewe wee that on the second occasion be was accompanied by his friend Mr. Wright, who was formerly a member of the Legislative and Executive Council of Ceylon. The ;emend was anxious to have • large carriage, he himself being about six feet high, his son-in-law being six feet three ; and the carriage would be used by some other big men as well. The general and Mr. Wright, who was taller than the general, examined the carriage, and got into it, and sat down. They found that it was a comfortable vehicle ; there was room for their legs, and there were two or three inches of room between the tops of their hats and the roof. On the Bth October • carnage was sent to the general's residence, in Sussex-gardens, but he at once said that it was not the carriage heti* bought, the one sent home being smaller the* the one sold to him. Tucker, the defect ilant's foreman, who took the vehicle to Sussex-gardens, protested, in the most positive way, that the vehicle was the :ht one, and he refused to take it back. He, however, agreed to drive to Mr. Wright's, in Weethourne-terrace, and they met that gentleman in the street. Mr. Wright said that the carriage was like the one bought ; that it was painted the same ; but on getting into it he found that it was another, that there was less room for his legs, and that his hat touched the roof. A correspondence ensued, in the course of which the defendant asserted that the carriage seat was the one purchased, and alleged that the general had sought to escape from his bargain because Mn. Bray. brooks did not like the carriage, an imputation which was to-day dolled in the witness-box. The ddenee was that the right carriage had been sent home, and that the larger carriage, which was claimed by thegeseral, was worthlOOL to 1701. The general also wanted • carriage to be drawn by either one or two horsed whilst the large carriage was too big to be drawn by one hoes, the sass of the general's, about 15 hand' high. The defendant and Wm. Smith, has shopman, also swore that it was not true that the general and Mr. Wright got into the carriage on the day of the purchase. Mr. Tucker, the foreman, was cross-examined as to the advertisement, and he admitted that it was not true that the carriage was the property at a lady breaking up her establishment ; bat said that it was the " custom" of the bode to advertise in that way. (laughter.) Mr. Justice Byles said be was very sorry to hear such a statement, and he could not hear it without entering his protest against it. Witness continued—When carriages had been in the shop some time and got soiled, they advertised them as second hand. The two carriages were built for the defendant. Mr. Ontteridge, the defendant, also swore that it was the " custom " of the trade to advertise in the way he had dope. Mr. Serjeant Parry said that although the defendant bed swore this be did not believe it ; cod in hie reply to the jury the learned counsel charged the defendant and Smith the shop** with perjury in swearing that the general end Mr. Wright did not get into the carriage on the occasion of the pume. M. Justice Bylee said the simple question was' whether the plaintiff bad the carriage which he bought, and that depended upon which set of witueseee;the jury believed. Calms they desired him to go further he should simply leave the question in that wry to them. The jury, immediately found a verdict for the plaintiff far LILL ss. His Lordship certified for a special jury, and granted in. mediate examition. EXPRFSS FROM PARIS. (non ova owl oonsaroxnray.) PARIS, WIDNVIDAT EVINING. I surmised yesterday, from the tone of the go vernment journals, that rough and unscrupulous means would be taken to prevent the five inde pendent members from being heard in support of their amendments. lam now told positively that the Duke de Morny and M. Billault intend to act in that way. Bat I also learn that several deputies who do not expect government support at the next elections, affect to be scandalised at the monstrous pretension of the Emperor's Speaker to stifle all discussion, and, although not sharing the opinions of the five members, mean to insist upon a fair hearing for them. Some uneasiness is felt at this sort of revolt. I am informed that the Pope has in the politest way in the world, but very firmly, refused to give the cardinal's hat to Mgr. Darboy, the new Arch bishop of Paris. The Emperor has been shrewd enough not to commit himself to a personal request on the subject. But K Drouyn de Lhuys mentioned the matter in • letter to Cardinal Antonelli, and the Empress directly asked the Pope's nuncio, Mgr. Chigi, for the favour. The nuncio, who is a very gallant man, and who is still as handsome and pleasing to ladies, as when, but a very few years ago, he was • dashing officer in the Papal guard, told her Majesty that he would do his beet, but that he was greatly afraid that there would be difficulties. He has lately been iissioned to tell her Ma jesty verbally his Holiness is clesoli and so forth, at not being able at once to comply with her desires ; but that Mgr. Darboy is a very' young member of the episcopacy, and that, without disparaging the devotedneee to the Holy See which he may have already shown, the Pope feels con strained to wait for new proofs of his transcendent merits before he can be justified in conferring upon him the very high degree sought for. !Chia rebuff is severely felt at court. Lady Cowley, who had issued cards for receptions every Saturday in February, has just sent a cir cular notice that she is unavoidably prevented from receiving on Feb. 7 and 14. The Bourse has been very firm. Renton closed at 70.40, or per cent. higher than yesterday. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THE DIY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Attar Tsr Eidaimp at Nisi Prima, at Weatmiarter—(Be faro Lard Chid Julies Cookbara and a Special Jury.) CLARA V. I0.Q011:111.• or lioar. The booths el ell; ease wan resumed this morning. The court was spin densely crowded with acientitc men, where interest in the case appmrs not to have abated. To the mend public the proceedings bare lost their intense interest, the evidence given by the crown being a continuous repetition, witness after witness, of the same scientific facts, and the contract between the mode at oonstructing iron ships before and since 1853, together with the points of difference la the construction of the Warrior. COURT OF PROBATE AND Jades D IVORCE. Melon as OnDiar wont= s. maw= (emu.). Sir C. Cromwell said that having seeridered the point be had reserved yesterday, he was satisfied that the proof given of the marriage in Norfolk Island was sufficient. He would therefore deems a *Baal separation as prayed by Lady Limerick on the ground of her hoshand's adultery, leaving Dr. Wambey at liberty to snake a motion on • enbesqueet day as to the ensiody of the children. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD 00 URT. (More Mr. Julies Wightmaa.) Ulna the application of Mr. Sleigh the trial of James Coodburn and Samuel Crowther was postponed to the larch etnion. CH4RG! 07_ IRIND/21. Diepte Si/coos, 25, Sereja; 26, mid ..roA* Caro., d 48, three ]Reh r ae eek Clin mikes . , were with the wilful mur er ofl ton. _ _ _ Mr. (bridge prow red ; sod the primers wee Weeded by Mr. sad Mr. F. H. 1/11/114 The primer Bilge= is • Pinatas, sad the ether two primers are natives of Corfu. The widows was interpreted to the prisoners, sod it appeared that oa the eight of the 6th Jeanary, the deceased rose sad • party of his !Meads were leav ing • Mialmg-hone lo Eatellff-highway. A great graft of Emlah =dots were tree, sad a party of foraiposee, amen= whom were the three priors. A. quarrel arose between some of the twelve's and the de asesets oompusiom, and the three prisoners wasted the demand to light, which he, however, declined to do, itad deceased na away. The three primer followed him, sad ea he was terming the corner of a street or at the pri m:mere stabbed the man Clinton in the back, from the effects of which he died shortly after. The steamiest which the deceimed maa made at the tires his deposition Wire taken by the awatisie shortly before he died, fixed cm • ewe with a red shirt, who was the primmer Came, as the mars who slabbed him, as be mid ha was near to him at the time. The dimmed, however, bed hb bee to the priests= at the time, and had set Ira =thanah E d ward who it was. The ware el a aimed Hard i pointed c ut the primer Oahu as the =an who ' • the 'uprise nem theism's,/ His *Ahem was to the effect that on trail& in imntles be bad left the here ia width the partite hid be.. drinking shortly Defeat they left, sad se he was parsing era the COMIC of a pia stalled tibuthealley, he saw a loggercf =ea rennin akin, sad raw the primer Galati takefrom his waist bead, and pot Reside deer sod th at afterwards saw him melba Clinton in traissaider end In the beak. It appears that some of the priors' esespaaleae had also elated that they saw the primmer Galati lake the kale sr from the sheath. end place it up hi sleeve. bet thy not sot lee him Mae the deseased. These whmesses, how ever, elate's& bawd ever, bed forfeited the inecopirmoes, aad bad relied their ship sad left the country, sad there fore the aides= of the man Harding was all that wee adduced te ha Odell se the man wbo coeuaitted the act. The addible el ewe er two other whoesees, however, clearly mowed that the three primers were together at the time of Qs eccomemie, bat the while affair appeared to be isvoleed he 7 peat oenteems. Than was, however, this the dateraiet el the deemed that the pri ceeetileig: was the we. who stabbed Um, that when he wee lions lath owateity hie beads were found to be covered with lied. delis that was sat up for the prisoners was, that the affair arose oat of a drunksa brawl, and that, in the state of esnission that prevailed at the time, it was impos sible to state clearly what really did est= ; and that, ores by &mid be of opinion that the act was sonsditsel by sae ef the prisoome, time was nothiag to show that the Alms ermearred in the set. Tke tan . enter ~wm 17157711. WSW UN prisoner dakti Gorily et usegivelater. sad Acquitted the °them The honed feipeseleesed hita to be kept is peed met vitals ter eightete yam NIW OQURT. (ache Yr. Bares OhaaaelL) This meek& M the datlati al the sow* the two defeodaale, Swim sad Berrie, the report of w oris trial, which was partly gone throegh yesterday, sad will be bread la await part of this iispreimica, ware spia plead M the ker. The same same appeared. Mr. Weigh, addressing his lordship, said that he received a oommseioaties from Mr. flerieset Ballastise. Matiog that be was, from bedieposilion, 'sanely usable to be prom I this asy, sad be OIL Sleigh) begged that his isedsitip would not compel him to the dames of the worthy eeriesot to address the jory,Yor, although in the case, he had sot the slightest idea that be amid he f eat sot to do so, sad he lid only takes a very im - fest sots of the ems—ess, Indeed, Webb wee too • t to suable him to do to the 'Merest* of the primers. Ho thirds,. heal his loedship to poetpose the further hear*/ of the ease meta either to or Bets:day. Els lerdsierp, their modeming with Mr. BM*, decided that w sommel should sot be celled upon to Weems the lars he the defame until temsorrow morning, Mr. SIM this applied that *se or two wineries who marely woe* the seautexion of the primmer Razton with coils dossmsstary widows, should be heard, sad this evidserne having bees gives, the ere was adjourned nets to. essesser massing, P 1 1111Z11761 AT PABIZIfB AID °OTTO'S. —Photo =ifaza disk,' of 1,000, for 1.10, 60, or 100 vilimitessa, dreadag.eseei, tro, diell.l6lmpbooto, faksimida, dram (amiL loriaddlloo, bard harol mei rolloaloo, out ===estisols. ooillos. toril-bookola, posit awil dosordly inosodoil milder. —llloldas and tools% 65, thrford.driat wto mploe trom Um Wild Moak is Looks A 101000;41=:- 11080041 TEN DIBARTIE AT TNT Plemecasee TaLATIM— Yaborday afternoos the Iberia of the poor girl, Sarah Smith, who died is Middlesex Hospital from the Waite' which she received by ire on the stage of the Prince'. Theatre, took place among some dernoestrition of sym pathy on the part of the theatrical fraternity as well as of the general public. The body was interred in Nunhood Cemetery, having been mare ed thither from the abode of the parents of the deessasd in Oakley-street, Lambeth, and the funeral espouses were entirely defrayed by Mr. Liming, the lease of the Princess's Theatre. The sur viving augers:, Mir Haag remains in a state very favour able to the hope of recovery, so advene symptoms having THE I WIZMURDZIL AT MAxcelierriat.—Yeater day morning Levi Taylor, charged with the murder of his wife at Shudehill, Manchester, on Saturday last, was *gain brought before the magistrates of that city for examinateon. The prisma appeared quite 000 l and composed, smiling fre quently during the examination of wither's". Mr. Ernest Jones was engaged to defend the prisoner. Police-constable John Bell, w hose evidence has been already published, was the principal witness. The next witness was Schofield, the keeper of the beer-house in which the . murder !l twat Om*. sad w , -ad who, on being cramosarnisted by Mr. Jenne, very re luctantly admitted that his house was • brothel. Therein Sheridan stated that the demand bad several times left her husband (the prisoner), and she had blamed her for it very much. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Liverpool Assists, and during yesterday afternoon was con veyed to Kirkdale Gaol. GREAT NORTH RRN RAILWAY. —The directors of this eompeay have determined to recommend to the pro paha at the unseal meeting on the 21st instant, to do dos • dividend for the half-year to the 31st December bat at the rate of 81. 10s. par oeot per annum as the mita "ea WI the aeolPfor , giving for the half year : 41. per cent to the original stook ; 31. per cent. to the II Week ; 61. 10a. per eat to the A stock. These rates ▪ make the dividend far the whole year 1862 as follows, v 6.: 61. lib. per reek oil the original stock; 61. per mt re the B stock ; 77. par emit. on the Aetna. WoontWnirrutriOit AND CROYDON RAILWAY.—The tsties, Lohalf esetiag of this company was held yesterday at the Elndeadwidee. The only hoboes trans mini was thedesiseatioe of the aural dividend of 4 per oat. Orn/rING or PARLIANINT. —The nobility and mom who me shout to redecorate or furnish their town de seam salemoss, will dad It advantageous to visit the bill. Ow MOM of NOKVITTE Loudon and Paris Loa and Interior Decorat Works, fat end PM. Ortord-street, Wiese they will Sad an intinsose of LOOKING GLASS= sad gilt furultare og every do. mation. 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Ruby, at lige, Bon. =d how, 18 Issues Gahm lOTA Lan Wm.—Whoa 83,255; balky, 91,617: oats, 18,873; rye, 96: beans, 4.432; 99516 1.987 quertara. DLARRAII SHOWING 311 ILOOKIATIOII 11 TEN AMU= 11191 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FEB. A—PILOMOTIONS AND APPOlNT iostre.—Llout4amat G. Sinclair, to the Edinburgh. Sub-Lieutenant T. V. Williams, to the Racoon. Masters 3. H. Lawrence, to be additional to the Asia, for service in the Hannibal; and W. IL Harris, to be additional to the Indus, for service in the Canopus. Paymaster T. W. IL Neame, to the President, vice War burton ; and J. M. Losraiy, to the Castor, vice Neame. Assistant Paymasters B. W. Parish, to be additional to the Indus, for aervios in the Canopus ; and G. IL J. Mg gleans, to be additional to the Axis, for service in the Han nibal. Midshipman C. Caffin, to the Revenge. Clerks C. L J. Underwood, to be additional to the Asia, for service in the Hannibal; and J. Orland, to be additional to the Indus, for genies in the Canopus. Engineers H. Woolley, to the Indus, for service in the Alert ; and A. Clarke, of the Defence, promoted to en gineer. Acting Second Class Assistant Engineer J. Murdoch, to the Asia, as suparntunerary. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST LONDON BETTING.—WEDITZSDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 16 to 1 apt Animas (t) 16 to 1 Hadar Bigot (t) 20 to 1 bight of mbar Days (t) 20 to 1 Nortbeen Light (of) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 25 to 1 met Queen of Spin (t) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 apt Stradolla (off) 20 to 1 Black Doer (off) 20 to 1 Anaeld (off) 33 to 1 Burlettioa (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 apt Hompodar (e) 4to 1— Sucharometer (off, 9to 2 t freely) DEBBY. 5 to 1 Agit Lord Clifden (off) 10 to 1 liacaltarotoeter (wanted) 30 to 1 Nottooal Guard (t) 40 to 1 Michael Soott (t) 1000 to 15 Munich (t) 20 to 1 Lad Glasgow's lot (wanted) RAILWAY AND PUBLIC SOMPANIRS IN PAALIAMIRT. Yesterday the following bills were found to have oomplied with the standing orders of parlia ment, before the examiners, Meant Smith and Free :--Shrensbury mid Welchpool Railway, for oak or lease to the Loodon and North Western, Great Western, or West Midland, and for further money powers; Headal Lid Mverstme Railway, for • railway between thane places ; Landport and Southaea Tramway, for a tram way betimes these places, arrangemects between the Brighten and South Western, and to raise 12,0001. • North Eastern Railway, fora branch between Hull and Doeicanter, and for arrangements with the South Yorkshire and other companies ; Uxbridge and Rickmansworth Railway, to extend the time for constructing the lies and make arrangements with other companies ; Ripley's Hospital ; Rotherham Board of Health ; Tees Conservancy ; Solicitors' and General Life Arm rest* Society; law Life Assurance Society: t r otrun Gas - Searbmoogis Water-works ; and Peter- OMR* Markets. The non-complianose included the bills of the Great Northern (Spalding to March) Ex tensions, uniting the Great Northern and Grist Eastern, earl to raise 223,0001., and Cardiff and Caerphilly Railway for extensions in Glamorganshire, and to raise 165,0001. The bill of the Univocal Private Telegraph Company, to extend and increase the powers of that undertaking ei the metro polis and provinces, also complied with the standing order. Although it has not been hitherto usual for the eremitism to sit on the opening day of parliament, Mr. Friers will sit OA usual. FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE EUABON COAL DIPOT, PADDINGTOIY7 About half-pest 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon a dissiner by which the lives of this. wee were redhead, occurred at the linabon mad depot, Paddington. The orals of the Raab= Company, on being brought to the statics, are stored up is boxes immediately below the rails. These wooden boxes rest ea plea, and along the maize runs a cast iron girder supported at intervals by columns. In the Boor of each box is a trap-door, through which sbs coals the emptied into waggons sad then taken to the consumer. It appears that the space beneath these boxes belongs to the Metropolitan Railway. Yesterday forenoon four mos in the employ of Messrs. Smith and Knight, the con tractors, were engaged in removing materials beneath a box near the centre of the depot, when the floor of the box pee way, and 'SOMA 50 or 80 tons of coal fell through, burying the men beneath. The crash was heard for a considerable distance, and in a few minutes a numerous band of labourers were working with desperate to get at the victims of the cetestropbe. About 11 o all the men were got out, and two of theta were bawd to be quite dead. Another breathed convulsively for a few seconds, and then expired. The fourth was dis covered so be severely injured. He was at ones token to St. Mary's Hospital, and at ten o'clock yesterday evening be was in an extremely critical condition. His MAN is Thos. Prater, he is a carman, sad lives at 32, Southwark-bridge reed. The names of the deemed, who were all taken to St. 's Hospital, are Thos. Dowries, aged 52, labourer, of la -street, Paddington ; John Stafford, 90, labourer, of 13, ley-street' sad Stephen Incite., 27, of 18, Duke-street, Lime-grovs AR these unfortunate men, it is said, ware married. The cape of the ancidtht is at present unknown. It is thought by some that the wood of the boxes had decayed, by others that the girder was insufficient, and that the continual rolling of the we above produced a vibration which caused it to snap. Moog with the ordinary cams, supporting the c inder there WAS tat 11:44111 one extra prop, and it conjec that the wheel of the wagon in which the materials were being removed struck against the prop, dislodged it from its poutios, and thereby brought down the mass of coals above. RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.) Own o'Cheent. The railway market to-day is firm, with an up ward tendency. Most of the principal stocks are quoted somewhat better than they closed yesterday. The principal feature is a rise of 1 per cent. in Great Western stock. London and North Western has risen 4, Midland 4, and some of the other principal lines to 4. Some of the present quotations are given below. London and North Western stock, 981 to 99 ; Great West ern, 664 to Midland, 1274 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorbbire, 1094 to 4 ; South Eastern, 96 to ; London and South Western, 103 to ; Caledonian, 1164 to 116 ; Great Eastern, 484 to ; and Great Northern, 1264 to Be COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Dec. 27 Jae. 1 0d~at. ad 04 bd IS —• 17 - 14 Us alai Id Ns 1104 &I'M Id —2l a/z wield Awe - +le Avenge .. Mind 11 Una fd We fd it Id' OF WHIFF DOING 181 SEX MSS MANXI.O. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARICIT. (TM DAY.) (8Y =AMID AND INTSINATTONAL nawolArB.) (1101 001 OWN 00311QO1DINr). Cotton market dull, sod prises ere slightly lower. Sales probably 3,000 or 4,000 bales. 4i{& I Doc. ST. Jan. & Jr. ln Jan. 17. Jan. 14 Jan. 11. glt 77L. " 47 10 .. 46 10 .. • • ' • • • • • 45 65 10 7-- .. r • • • • • • MINCING LA271. 7 (TH18 DAY:) Scona.—Then continues to be a very stsedy demand for all desoriptMas, at full prime. Mauritius sold : Brown, 295. to 345. ; low and middling yellow, 36e. torts. ; crystallised yellow, 395. 6d. to 41s. ; white, 425. &L to 435. Medres, grainy middling to fine yellow, 37.. to 41s. Benumb, fine brown, 34a. 6d. Refined, full prices an paid, bat the demand for dried goods is not active ; the supply is moderate. 150issz—The market is firm, but the transactions re poreed are confined to unimportant parcels of Ceylon. 0000s.—Guaya9uil of fat: quality sold at 86e. Tis.—The public sales are progressing with fair spirit, scontsd toss being rather dearer. fiics.—A large parcel of ordinary to middling &alum sold at 7a. ftd. to fle 3cl. 9iaol;;;lgisTeilo L. decline for pearl, bat rather dearer for soar, the former at 18e. to 19e. for good mall, sad the latter at 13e. &l. to 14s. Boom—Pepper has sold heavily at Arm rates, isferior to good Finappors, 3/d. to AK ; with this exception no impor tant traneactime have bees effected. Run is in limited request, good Demerara sold at le. 7d. SALmaraz.-600 bogs sold, refraction 71, at 36e. Id. ; re fraction 51, at Ns. 3d. COCHERAL bee sold freely at full prices, except low Take n& black, which is rather cheaper. Correa is dull of sale, and prices are rather easier. Jun has sold at • decline of fully 20s. per ton!; comma quality, 701.75. Id. to 811.6 e. HUM —Swaim steady at 381. to 394 for clew METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THU DAY.) The supply cf beasts is again 'bark and Mooday's quota tions are well maintained, yet trade is not brisk. The number of sheep is skeet the Nam as of late; the demand is miry limited, and prime rerosi• analtered. Calms are sell init about the same as on Monday. Our foreign supply con sists at 96 beds, 690 sheep, and 186 calves. Nil& *owe, 96. Paz amp of IDA it. d. & & Poe Was el IN& &&a. & DM Soots. Natoli& 410 I o Dud bra Wads& 0 o o 1100 l 813orticomo —4I 6 I Dug Loacoroolo.... I 6! latood Via bowls 84 6 0 Do. do. lists .. 0 0 0 Odoos Pip 1111011:004MUIME0 1 0 Lambs Eerie et mask 117. ; ml Imam. SAO; Wyo. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(TIIDI DAY.) Xtmers. Hammy iod Irks report trade slow. Primo for pod by rod ckffer firm. Atom modem by, 70a to 750. ; mmarrior ditto, 78e. to Bla ; Mforior ditto, dOs. to SOL rooms, 60a. to 80r. ; darer, old, 901.. to 1156. ; ditto, mama oat, 80s. to 106..; straw, 308. to 382. Loin*, Gamszthansos OortrAzT(Lnarrso).— Trelb veriptihr lie peek WIN Pa 1. Mom al• 7d. COURT OF RXCREQUER„—Fre. 4. &Wags A Nisi Prigs at Walissiastaa.—(lleton Yr. Baran Bramwell sad a Commas J ary.) TATSItir. 11A111118.-IITIAORLGIAIT CASS 07 ASSAULT. Alter oar report left yesterday evidence wee given to prove the repeated visite of the defendant to the plaintiff 's house while the husband was sway, one witmeas saying that he bad men him heaps her more than once. Other midges* of familiarities between the defendant and Yrs. Pays* was given, and it was also proved that at the time of the smelt tbere was no leak in the bedroom or any awi water having come in. The learned conned having addressed the jury for their remedies ellen* Mr. Baron Bramwell, in summing up, mid the only two questions were whether the defendant was justified in ems oilttiag the assault ; and if so, whether he had mod aay moms of violence. The plaintiff was entitled to their verdict if the beating was not in self-defence, or was move than was necessary for that purpose. They bad not to con sider whether the defendant wee in the house for the pur- pose of committing adultery with Mrs. Payne, or for any other unlawful object, because in either cue the plaintiff bad no right in law to beat him, and if he did beat Lim the defendant was justified in defending himself. Tboueb that was the law, still if they thought their verdict should be for the plaintiff, and believed that he found the defendant in a situation which lett no doubt that he had committed adultery with his wife, and did no more than fell him to the m ud, they ought to give him damages with no niggard ban d. jar/ lettirrd, and after a brief deliberation found • verdict far the plaintiff—Demagog 2001. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. FIB. 4. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) LIMERICK r. LINKRICK (EARL). Dr. Wensbey appeared for the Counter of Limerick, who sot a judicial separation on the ground of amber,. Mr. H er biet watched the case for the earl, who had not an swered the petition. Dr. WamUy, having briefly opened the case, called the rac s r i tz i witnasses : c Nicholas Henley—l am father of the petitioner. I was formerly a espial° in the Both Regiment. In 1842 I was stationed with my company at Norfolk bland. I ham Lord Limerick, who bad • government appointment there at the time. On the 6th of April, 1842, I was pre sent at his marriage with my daughter, Margaret. It took plain in • building used for the purpose of marriages. All the marriages that took place in the island were solem nized there, and Divine service for the civilians was held is that ro om , but the troopshad Divine minim in their barracks. The late Rev. Mr. Naylor married my daughter. He wee • clergyman of the established church, and the eisreenony was performed according to the rites of the Minh of England. Have not been prompt at any other marriage in the same building ; but the governor's daughter, Mies &m -ead:de, was afterwards married there. I visited my daughter and Lord Limerick, and they were reputed to be man and wife in the island. I know Mr. Naylor's signature. The certificate of the marriage produced is in his handwriting. Sir C. Creeswell—Can you show that this register was kept tusks say law? Wainbey—l cannot, my lord. Witness—Lord and Lady Limerick remained in the island about two ran, and they afterwards lived at Ditcham Park, Hants. They have had six eons and one daughter. Emma Snelling—l am the wife of Jobs Sealing. In June, 1861, we resided at No. 15, Cumberlemlisereee, Bayswater. At that time • Mrs- Gerrard lodged with as. She was the daughter of • tailor. She was • married weer; but she did not live with her husband. A gentleman al himself Colonel Fielding frequently visited her in June ili Z July, and he often slept in her room. In February, 1862, be renewed his visits to her, and she now pima by the same of Mrs. Fielding. He frequently slept with her. I have seem the same gentleman at the °novenae HoteL I asked for the Earl of Limerick, and I addressed him as "my lord.* He bad promised to get my husbasd a situa tion, sad I west to him about that. He told me QM he would reconnieed my husband, hut be did not. I saw him main at Teuby on the 27th of tut month, in the preemie of Elizabeth Howe. It was the same gentleman as had slept with Mrs. Garrard. Elizabeth Howe—l have been in the service of Mr. &11, the solicitor of Lady Limerick, for about five years. I have known Lord and lady Limerick for some time. They were in the habit of visiting at Mr. Sill's house. They were, in fact, very intimate with my master. On the 27th Mt I saw Lord Limerick at Tomb,. in the presence of Mn. Snelling. I have likewise pointed out Lady Limerick I to her. Emma Spelling recalled, ..id that the pimp who had lived with Lord Limerick wsa not lady Limerick. Sir C. Creswell postponed his 'udgeneut for the P of maturely cansiderieg the 7 of the evideeee= ' had bees adduced to prove the marriage. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Fn. 4. (Bohn Yr. Cauissioess Holrepl.) IN 111 11W11111011Z mslaannrol 11111JULLIIT. The bankrupt cense to the cost* es his ewe peettios, ra the 3rd tilt., described es el Corsewstrest, Maytalr, sad We a prisoser for debt. This was the with* for esiatialisa sad diceivp ; bet the Wanes-sheet had not been filed. A preliarazeinte aid of accounts, of which we have &Ina, • • summary, shown debts of about 20,0001., Mae ere ditor being Sir James Ferguson, M.P., liwhose dell of 15,0004, jointly due from the bankrupt akd hie Welker, is jointly and severally secured oo seise trust proper". The other crediton are principally West -cod tradesmen, when debts vary from 501. to 40k, the principal beisg Mr. Poor, tailor, 2001.. and Mr. Hancock, jeweller, 4041. The beak rapt attributes his failure to his hiving incurred liabilities on account of other parties which they were tumble to pig. It appears that he married about a twelvemonth ago, ell the lady's property being settled app her. An adjournment for three weeks was taken by consent. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. A gentleman named Wray was charged with ilidzig a disturbance at the Theatre Royal New Adelphi. The defendant west to the Adelphi Theatre on Tuesday with two ladies. Instead of mums% the meats iodicaVa by the numbers on his tickets be took posausiou of others, and would not leave them when requested. A disturbance arose, the performance was stepped, and two policemen bad to be sent for to remove Mr. Wray from the house. When before the magistrate the defendant attempted to defend 1 the course he bad adopted, but the magistrate held that it wu utterly indefensible Mr. Wray afterwards admitting that he had " forgotten . hi eharact,w as a gentleman," the mitigated penalty of SI. we lammed. MARKET& TALLOW.—WIDIMSDAY roaakot woo quiet to-day :--Spot, 45e. ed. to 46e. 3d. ; lamb, 41* 6d. ; April to Julie, 43e. 3d. ; October to December, 474. Do beery to hat wooing, 742 auks ; snivels, 26 emirs. 001TON.—Linaroo4 pm ii• ire Oer market anagram steady, steady, with a moderate bedews Ms Wei as 5,000 bales, including 150 Musicals, 10. to 24d. ; 4,250 Bust, at 124 d. to IBd. •; 350 Egyptian, at 21d. to 23d. 70 Peroam, at 22d. ; 170 Bahia, at Mid. to 21id. ; 10 Marasham, 24d., of whieb 2,5011 are for speculation sod as. port. The week's import is 10,753 bales. HIDES AND LEATHAR.—Tbe Imam trade sines the ersamenoement of the year bee considerably exceeded the beam:Sims of December, bat so abaci(' of impedance has occurred, and the state of the marks( sae only be deseribed very similarly to that at the pester part of last year. as showing an average eo eem ptire demand, with very slight alterations in prices. The supplies in . general have been moderate, although there has been no impediment to the drying throughout the month, while the demand has sufficed to diminish the stocks of many articles. It appears pro bable that the long existing uniformity of the market may continue, unless some change in the position at Ammiean affairs should wear to interfere with its even course. The increased value of money, al though so sudden and so considerable, cannot ma taSWy affect a trade where the transactions are as far removed as possible from speculation. Ia raw goods a fair average amount of business has been dew. At the first public sale of the year, after the interval of a month, there was an active demand for East testis bides, which was fthr l 7 supported at the subsequent gale, but salted hides did not show much animation. The imports have, on the whole, beech considerable, particularly of Australian hides. Former prima have been supported, excepting for South Amrica& COW and Australian bides, which may be quoted t o o Id. lower. At Leadenhall, yesterday, the business transacted, although not extensive, was to • fair average extent, prin cipally in English sole leather at former prices. 10 foreign butts there is a dispositiosi to aesslit slightly lower tetra.— (From the circular of Namara T. J. and T. Powell.) CORN.—Boston, Fla 4.—Our market has beers dull at last week's rates, and little doing. Best white, from 48s. to 625. ; beet reds, from 44.. to 48s. New beans, 1 375. to 40a Oa* la. per Moos., Assuan show of all sorts of Brocuron-on-I"=,Fm. 4.—There was • good so poly of grain at our market this morning from the powers. Wheat met a slow demand at about last week's currency fur the beet demsigdiose ; Werke aorta la per . qr. lower. Barley the turn ulster, with • good image*. Oats sold at fall prioss. Beans and pees unaltered ia value Imports dunog the week :—Wheat, coastwise, 1,950 qrs. ; call, coastwise, 612 qrs. CATFLE. —fiouritsci, Fn. 3.-Bam oouhl not rt rid to sty. Beef coeds frees Js. o 4s. 10d. ; wettish 4s. 4d. to 6s. ; veal, 41. 4d. to fe. 4t t i a tork, 3e. 4d. to 4s. 6d. re stow of 81te., minims the TRAFFIC RITIJRNS. Mks lir Mar. Total, Ilia/. ILA/LWATIL opens soar eiandlse 1862 18 4 .1 Week selft Dee. 7. i 4 Great India, To tank 496 6,429 4,601 7,030 6,398 Went amain Ism 17. 1863 1169 Gnarl Trunk alOnasda 1090 4,458 16,414 19,901 19,006 Weak Mali /211. U. Bilalsarglismd(ilmrow 1694 6,213 6,629 Monk imam ut. 28. Mlmam .7nootlon . 464 97 152 1 4 9 220 i n t wan 7•11. I. Comma — 663 366 1,030 999 Grist Nortimi SU 10,118 16,401 2.,,,779 14,706 Immunitre a Yorkshire 8961 11,3.4 19,896 31,480 29,946 Labium& Sank Wataell79l 36,7/8 45.776 82,6103 70,486 Lamina • Om* Wasters 11,900 6,667 17,07 , 11=11096410.019 197 4.116 10,110 14.318 1.2,61/7 North 91•1106•070 266 7,9 14 6.806 SYR= RORIZRY. —A most outrageous street robbery, attended with very lamentable results, of which no account has hitherto appeared, was committed on the sth ult. At half-past 7 o'clock on the evening of that day, Miss Sparrow, an asaisteat to Manors. Barnes and West, linendrapers and mercers, Warwick-street, Pimlico, was going to a hones a short way off with some goods. On ar- riving at the corner of Stanley-place, a dark man suddenly appeared and accosted her as his eider. She hurried on to avoid him, when he followed her and struck her a violent blow oa the head, which knocked her down and rendered her partially insensible. After taking her purse, which con tained a fiorin sod 134., from her pocket, he eat her beak hair off. He did not get it away, however, mit was confined in a net, which was not completely severed. He then took her bonnet. and, jumping over the wall at the sad of (Mosley place, diseppeared. The nalcrlnsate yaw woman, who is about PO years of sem, was moseyed to the Westminster Hospital, where she still remains in a very precarious data. It is feared that it will be loos before she will be able to resume her ordinary meapations. 0111/TAL PALAC/L—ONE SHILLING DAY.—WED MOAT, FEL S.—Admissions on payment, iPI ; ditto by nano Nikon, 750; total, 1,431 "ROWLANDS' three great preparations for the hair, the complexion, and the teeth, are know n In all quarters of the globe. Their kimono Macassar Oil' has been counterfeited In France, Germany, and elsewhere, but none of the spurious pre potations have possessed the extraordinary properties of the genuine article. 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The Ointment stands unrivalled for the facility it displays In relieving, heali..g, and thoroughly coring the moat inveterate sores ulcers, and In cases of had kip they act as 3 diem as thousands will testify who have tried them. sad would have Inst their limbs by amputation but for this wonderful medicine. The Pills, by purifying, stimulating, and regulating every organ. greatly wont the remedial virtues of this excellent Ointment they cannot possibly do any harm, bet will always do good whoa, the printed directions are followed. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BLOC'[.—liebrary 1. at the wife of J. H. _ . -- _,, . Black La., al • am. BUZIOWEL—FOrmary I, at at. Georga'astagre, Ptteßro, the wife at Mr. J. Barrows, of a daughter. CAVINDIBIL—February 2, at Woodlatado, war Barhot, lady " -- - ' - --- ThisiZr7:7:wfu - e, :•c6. casums.--Jammai $l. at Fulwood-pork, Liverpool, the .. '. oll7bi;letielli.q.7 a • 'C.& . . . 11•11T.—.1.•1•27 31. et Pert.pleoe, Oriennwich, the wife of the lee. X. P. Hart. of • we. HlLL—February laatekisehureh-equare, the wife of 8. Hill, i t i. . of YD.. a —February 1, iit Li l salshitc•orksrapprok, the wife of L Rix 7aq., of • deseleee. 1103111.11VAIL—Ifeiroar7 X at Ilielbewe= Jobe.. wood. the wife of C. X. 3o ~,d4 lex • r JURRWINS. SAlD—CAVlL—Pabrumry & at Ma Charge of the Holy Trbity, irad , ~es, by the Rev. R. N. Item M. D. Baird, Ism of OB=ir- le Wafts 11111mbetis, de nt*" of T. B. Can, Ls., of s Orange, Yetbahin. OASKELL—C ALL-44gram y t, at Ow parish rhumb, Kensing ton, by the Rey. A. Roberts. M.A., B. Osaka, req., of Cannon- MIL Birkenhead, to Las* Ladder of J. Carr, Earl., of Hol land-part. LINCIL—PUTNRY.—January M. at fit Margaret's Cbura, Wort ranger, by the Am W. J. Jenkins, L J. Ilse& Req., to Re bekah, daughter of the late M. & rotary, of Bow, Middleton. TAYLOR—SMITH.—February 2, at the puigh church of M. Leonard's-on-3w by the Rey. F. Crowe, D.D.. J. L Da P. Tay lor, Lg., to Roily He... Charlotte, of Umiak W. C. Built& Lg., of Bitteswell bell, Lekes DEATHS. BDlXllLL—Yebtaary ltegby, B. !Nana Esq., DlTlllltehreary 2, at Stoke Newington, Mr. B. Diva. DOTLt— Y. Jannary 21, at M. Michael's, 1.41/13% A. Y. Doyle, int, ti'!'. W —ltebena7 2, at letwitill, ithropehlre, T. Lovett, Ben.. 11, a t liras Motor, liammerrmth, Y. B. Nowbon.lll4, Uwe ROBINION.—Iansary 81, at &yds, Isle of Wight. B. Bows m, Tlitat i reitewary 2, at Bezky.beath, Nast, Mr. T. C. 715m04 mega it I 4 -~