The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. AIOIRALTT, Du. 211.—P1/0010T10111.—Allataat &Lemon It. Pep*. preamiel to weer l,ui. seelst set eetrieeat IS the Reese% 111. MOW sown aineae, Nair torrapoon ototloa sad J. Odusiasy to be sifts am& demo •Gereeer is tbe Oneest,ll, mew eimbeleer, Mort wrs, to ro. • 11i Nl•ater G. V. Charles (1641) Ire ben 110. met d to r suss! cadetship. Santo. J. liliaiaadaa (Ism to the Victory, 101, fiec ship, at Porzawauth.__ _ _ iimilere-Awetatatit W. H. Mansell, to th• A►ido., screw *warn frigate, at Cliatbant. _. - Acting Suva& elms Amistest-Regiseer 0. Bull (ad- Slimed). for temporary Names is the Asa, for awrio• fat. Par t CORI noel, at Portmeouts. CHATHAM, DISC. n. ARAI% at. OF SICK AND WOCNOKO TROOPS nom lau:s.—A Leg. party of minaded and disebad son mene samtemed Nears nod meet beloaging to wk.* logimoMe rev*n ludic arrival at Fort Pitt Hospital this etmensaa, Rom NadroL L kayo( ineestarked at Gramma Rem the IMP Marl a Hardwick.. The maim of pswart taken madmen who embarked et Maine wee 176, betaimbig is the let Dragoon °Garde, nth (Prime of nelaio ) Leaosv., t,i it yids, 41rd Light Infautly, Nth 60th lt.f . (3rd battalion), 68th Light leamry, 71711 1t.4 Artdkry, and Royal Enemies, together wrh . outolier of men of the E.ei ladle tegionents who hare claimed their discharge., the whole wader the comemsad of Captain J. FaC7olff, 74th 2111 ere, lesatthant A. B. Trimmer, 44th Regiment, in.iimai 1.. Emile., 66th Regiment. The Earl of Meedwicke sefled from Meares on the 3rd of Replanaber 1111maed at the Cap. of Good Hops ea the 18th of October, mml enfeed et Olmstead this warelag. the e to the Themes stengying 11l days. Pour deaths tad we bpr h m oaned w board durum the voyage. The stabs of sick sad vomited Ocoee who were conveyed from Gravesend to Fort TM was lAi tees of all realm, the whale of whom were as. disaliy impound on their arrival by Rargeoa.blidor Matthew wed the medical soot of the retabli.olowst, when 13 as wen esdersd into Lomital. sad the remainder sent to the 'ambit aMsbitstamet., 6i. blaty'e. to sweat their discharge alter aa insweetem by the Chitties hosed. Ykaterdey evats gory of Invalid troops, to the somber of 4.1 w all brook, the regiments saving is the Malt•msnees, arri at Port PIN - hubs bus mat hoes has C-.le, Mott., sad Gibraltar, la tie Penevermeo trim trap The invalids were leader the semmead of C.,. tem lt,ubtnr. 7th Emitters. TEE VOLUNTiII 1171.11 MOVEMENI LONDON SIDLE 11.1UOADI. Lest eves* • aussiese sad estanisetie =din el the 'smiled sam•lmm im Leer Id. Mid. tai. IMId paid, at Gado& The imam bark el* dr or ~men .1 tb• 1••••••••haihmel aim, ••••=d Capma Ham. •• rem *Sam, la p•••••••• mills • gas, To MID inOo weeeimeethe dm not iaj - ••• pm swap •• eleeladei he the Wok Os tram se so is• eau= Ilig .ii. Leet the Does el 1.0., linen Ron ten no obegr, ten nein briefly gond no oteemdinop, inn nen liernaneem, who nen premnies Want/ wee betty ninon Ole romerbell that hs enetkeed a... prom bed • nem to tot,. ito nines et r.e yes the wpm porno is be oaken o moo of the nem impotent eine yet *WOK delli tl. bat abet • pans lin etre* bet akin by nu me bra newly/ neon upon non ink rpm ewe lore. (Wee. bro.) Fit bled ilmy mean be nee to amen UM WM.. a nob • dinleiniboll enint. (Yet.) Was seam r a. 5. • inn Wenn nem nee ibeeines pans WI. /V n ilionnonse Morn lin Ilibeleg no bode et bro amaiiry. sad ameememelog ell deonno eati gilleoltiee el tit etas—i. neat, of sewn by And /linen die Into et 1:•tolblio. (liar, hear.) He tweet on of to ett.l-. to to pointed no be Royal ibibries, Isoirso not .0 t to to one pent eon it In ban len bin J. Uses tat If alibi an tiet be posed nib Winn kb known ot junkie nen shot nay net met bib, to gnome • Inn ken to iingeet e kid Imikeen 11 `7. 1 Hinkben te tin we eaten., • ere I tomotten W timentre bin they dike nen be is.. pt tbreerre, bond ins the neon le pen I V/01140/ to COl/4 of liereasery, for Inn se • body elle le not. ostmained envy menet. Me bignin to non Tin is tie noon ebb el dee Lewin Ms Benno tbeil In token, neon be nit by Ye inn Rename a. Dohs et Cooterine, d tan the niter n let Royal lanbeen an yin to the beerly-nsonterney anon bt 1111111111111•16 snotty ,t W menten eWI (elitte • don deky ix , the emetennee d ter astobete not ben bet yet bed an mentally of stneng) ie_peonteit the raw men Orly SO gnat, blo It 74 noneen end to ob.aia to, the be/pa/rob. mann le ninee" r. • DnAD co:ceded !b pareisilea, which was carried • • _ ND 11 b. V .I,IIDON shoved the steno. meiotic' :—" That the (anat....lot the brigade he iwesedisteiy requ«ted to Douai. sate toe r. , laisel hie Royal Rightwoe °gorge William, Duke • taiutoolora K. 0., kri. °moral Cocuisading-le-Chref that to- Ruh, Hon. the ewe Mayor be requested w cobveue • out of lotatesio• yto eassider that uononsiton at the garb at 1.0. W. opp rtuaity, sad that her INI aleety 'a cam e...ea,* 1.11 lee erne" be respectfully asked to wets the be gale to *r.s.set tie ow• addreme to Itie Royal Highness." NI.. S. J. ell Ins• *seceded the geolice, which w also adopted. Lt. J. GII.:1101IT then prlNDOl4—"That • ccualuittes be appototed t iv - Isere the regale* of the brigade to the ta..a. Meyer, sad to take ouch other Wept for the !urthetauce of the *tete. of the brigade is this matter se they ev.ot acaeolaiy, subtect to the approval of the coco a.' lmg or *mix Meer . sae that the c..coloittes roseast of real .ly sub p.wer to add to their number." Mr. R. I. seconded the mottos, which wee wind S.11.112.111111,•culy. A Geary AN geisha to Ins= whether the brigade had pewee to educe ta• reseed procesdatra. Th•Cuo.ottmt mad t • hod ceseeduily oosaider= the .hol. amuse =a WAS clearly d opium that the proceedings were reectily aud IWO the ma =powered to ad.,pt shoo us= :la set .1 portiere= Me. Ho IVIION then amouseal,auldat load then, that her Mede.ty had hey 1.1... d to approve of lb. =eat of twutasaat-Colouei Mizta, who bad fa regret that ha could set b. protest. bat would be at the sawitlai of t".e ..uata to• Me/MO. which would be of mom loperbeas• to the /Albedo thou eatewatag the preesat wistmiag. TOWER HAMLETS. Not n.g'at a huh emeseiy attooded 'meting was held et the Beeemeat laithatlen, Mitroad-reed, for the tarpon of peolootiss the Summation of • as corp. for the fo.“ 'Waste. Mr. lit Than. ILP., eccap:ed the chair. Kr. 0. Y. Tot a o twmd that ta the opiatoa of the met* the formation of rifle amps wee calcalatel to aid in the mu:oy and inlependenee el the eenatry. - . Mr. At Lion 8.P., mid the Hese wit come, in his ediron, wbee ;he people of the wintry should, by their err, tine • dental to the whisky eireekted rem of those rim who eantireal tar these tor oe sppreberi.o of hos tility between. this awl ether Wein on 1 that .11 repro between metier Arid be settled by arbitration. That waa • ney pima*: deers ; hat who. if d woe not melted (Bow. her.) Thal set Ira at this question Rot with the sys of the morated we Obe sperdat, but wigs the see of tho pew it*" rerinsm. Bs did mot lank so this giro Kip With Ironer Se the reart Zap/Mot the liemeh. ieoplo thought that if Few if • eenstrattos Led e part...out all would be prom be Frame. Ho had mot in I. r • on opinion of eisrlimmeetery gimernmest out of lisolasd, Isiroam when t h e people of Nance bad • cOlOiltitioti. with nou by ballet sell universal oa f,. o, tory upoiet yorlismentary groomer end established that wriest mate of things ens that nontry. Dermas the old ono., It a.. filo pAtry of th• Ferns rein to haw • war le end miry to east os Eaglead when tlirf got embroiled win thole owa people. (that, hear.) He would thstedoes • Benltsd pripared to men soy fm, whobsr imperial, monarchical, or republi , on. (Hear, beer) Be woe tone tor” for the estebi,ohnnot of nits mere foe liseland, quint Urn.patine of oil' Milliktoirikticiiii ee to lbw thmacter of the preosot rider of it.nre. (lime.) It wos hottlly worth their irbd• Uses to eirtaolt4l worairear corps if the wormer wee to 'lberia la fire or six mouths. (Hear, bear.) He desired to v • tlar Wihaliterf Dory. made a narrows' tenant= ; bet to to prnommett tr most be y most Ira corr. A they wriO mtu rt 'n to emablirt a ride seept a t the Tenor Haw:• t. , he hoped it would at a tater stit:e dirkkil into sr Wet portions, so at to . . est.! es little trouble reed 'spews me "NeihM. NW. VeiTl O• the nate , • of express lbe thought the Winn shenid be I •• p arible, sad teneldseed that people nig/4 I be very orilled is • An* biome, white nesid bop ' 'ben earn in -later sad cools seneter. (Laregitter.) He mite au • thou if ti,y ware to emanate thur tiny hart !when rostotsinsd tt, la the face of IM end series of • 1400ettnent•I p.n.s.. they resr• he preperedindinds•Uy t. t•tre rash his share tooplnst the lionaes Ind dignity el rt.. cowry. (Hew. Liar.) II tale wan to be • resi end eutneatiel neveseent the working nee at Regime' am be all read I.* perticupeta is it. (Hoar, bear.) As onotineed .t preys: rho stove. MI VIA degrants ant inaeltiag le the to os • raw. pr.testad agatest the dime of she .(11.alY I. MR patronised by owe wealth. (Haw) Hi bolted is. I,ovestreat ...sad in this nwpiet be pbseid la • to yet p •!...• by the poweilUINIIII: ohs the 100 H sp. or to.. +w:.lbe t, bilged be de se la =II th. ftloreets•l 'stelae el the peopin (Hate.) It wee oboes alj thialc• itcamol,iot till• EtiNegra• ID peoperwhe wog aa aorta. ous•ilerlog that it was were nee esker pleeee liable to egienwase, tab beeme it wee oho capitol of use e.o.m. lb. aret of wovesewast, rod awed Unison amptiet ie.. to we cepittisy otos killer. (Clesers.) as Sow. Mr. Zuweith sail eat be promoird ible wee arm as • wirtiobs el berme be felt swarlswel Nat the tel aura wai ts W t pewee wee to pow te Ohm that limy were Nee, to repel drain. (Hoar, boor.) The reanlunee wee wowed aleabiewely. 21,. BI s• wire the wn rereleiles, to Ow reset this ti e. .4.4ltast to farm a releaser Me corps for ihs Toe or ilarratets. He d-eply ayncethised with this wove sent, berrore. It ..tiginsted is • &mini le peewee per. (lbw.) He desired to it. linked is Matey term with all ether *Woe,, but be did est &wire bir bar very lotions enigmas with say. (Haar) He thweilit Slot the Matins between settees Auuld be rigniehmi womb is the erne THE =PEW, FRIDAY EVENIN prizc4.l. sr those which trutiletsd Women I•Mvidusisthat was to say. that whilst they would sot war haat from trey they ihool be careful sot to offer insult to way. (Classirs4 H., .goo d with Mr. Apron, that up to the me m. time tit* meet &foot of the movement wee the e;.:lueion of the melds,' as. (if sa;:MMi.)' wen excluded on mooing of the *spume of she outfit, oaf theme:in be trained that the mown would be the moaned powilble is that district. (Hear, hew.) He Maned that the movement would be permanent. (Hear, hear.) He believed the movement wee a right ose—flosticially, menu,, sad religiously ; and that if proyarly orgameed wield be the tett wren of preferring that pees which they were all so new 'us to see otamteitied. (Bear, hear) He amid be very glad to be enrolled aa his. manter of the soma sad to sea tribute his mile so its seaport. (Chelan) The Nov. Kr. C twoonded the nmelatka, white wee tempi The tar e awed that Mr. Carrington sad the Car isseelei Ass Cceepsay had coatributed 601. ewe bends the 11111111•111111. ♦ voisot drab to the elitruga tersolaslid the pro eeptiags. ST. OILES'S AND ST. GEORGE'S, BLOOMSBURY. A meeting of the inhabitants of the twin portable cf St. Oiltega.theeFields and St. Goose Illooseeharp, was held lent evening in the Music Hall, in Siere-strest, to further the seeebtiehment of • volunteer ride seeps la Mem perishes. It was well attended. It wu reselved that the pariah corps should form part of one of the kiddksal nutmeats, that effective mw eheedd be enrolled am payment of the entrance fee end mane ash octirion, end that the Illellenos, &0., should be peorided r as far is possible, out of the tends of the corps. A rata of thanks was glma att the chairman. VicToll.lt thesters of this tins PM continue weedy so Meamos, while ths auxiidates far iamb• ties are so surseross that its dingy. Omega' will amuse thready la • few waste mad a Monsen& The last pestle pretested a mune= maally sahaatod some, as then were between dread sts lwasised prosest, and the admirable bead of the regiment was Y situadante. Great credit is dm to the barid.ameter for the rapidity with which be has tralsed sad drilled these stadelma, who march sad play with admire:lM pathisa. It is as we r i moildo fee baulks movements to he mom them they ars tires gages* die m& F rirs 'li th o mesa 4 be brD akc E this at reornits is the reeks. w ont high outs at • at this tarp at perm mainly riutable so tha goat sisminse et heir skinsmat. Tido term in width= to their pods greaad of regimen scree at Kilbuni, ham dadatil brae govermseat the use of ths magaillasat= anasol Ms Et. Jeltres-wited tatmoks, sad have deo wastbe ass. rr aprisaml for ells-prustios, with • nage of awl, two rssda Lost:Pox laise.—Tissterday this corps had so far Priersock Om* idsdribrotod widala tbo lett mouth, AM • strew trawriar siding's* look pen la Weetthnotir hsh for drIlL Senn' imam st tho someoll sad a number el IN senry molars wore dm punnet, isslediag CP Sari d Ames, Lard Gorthgli (who to dm se adhstim), Major- Gialni flit hulk auk Z. 0.1., largewthemeol Ittr LIM, CB.. illopr-Osassel Wank., Dr. WOmumr, Dr. De. Damps% Paths. oommos), is. Arson the might be oud ime of all Naha Led Lereftthoutoer, M.P., Caputo Yams lb= Karim Jots CtCosesti, ambit:r y as& hart laths Compay's tervies, Prohnuor P. 0' at ether weibletetre hobs. Irldrese ot sh imetleal led ;the ses erstiumpts, Isek • • prethasert pat ialb. dr& Although only intesdod ta MA frot ghat so s roue wootor,plor so pa temente estively with the regular drill, yet ell fed is st dos wort at eopownd, and shourfally went deem* two lathe mortice ttedse tip saint hmenthioa of hisemat Dos, MP et the nth, sad hoes lood, ths Seth. The expo wit rim Y Wootantathrtholi Ire drill one, Turley sad Thendog he mein d oath the mai waft of pritsmomt, whoa the hell whi dose egoism imp. ross(imaramast sot ...m to law tir e or ha would, Warollgams I told yoo) that hi rid kr re sight we nisessatur rot you loft your purr st Wolter. hasoptaa altar the croon sad as to us at Birsdadham, stopped than all night, mod cams ea with sr to tee rasing. I haft, of Gorr rid It woo mil a lir so you most member deb tho tar you lift Binargras by was the (.10, whits the re Isr supposed to bar exam by was Os 10.20. Ws nitre leaky that lb. tries it so well, so It stoma probable that we should bar cons thst sr, ; sad so we hart &air brestitir it would raw do kr us to - :it t you how I hats that woad sow, day l m or on sad nom gad how happy I should bo 8 we .said ally be happy Weedier. I know with you I Amid be per fectly happy, sad I ea pits an I would do all I arid to soaks yr a' sad I rather Bury I should sucard— de you thiak I should P I so rag for to-morrow erroalag, to the hap..effluvia( • N Mess from yoo., should you s ot he too bur to writs to this pur old child. If you Mee sot intim, do, decline volt, to me, and writs Wadi,. I leer Ilidsk twig, r I tall too to writs. My him bs” jut at it did the Greg sveniag.—Your loudly al , t la a 0 . Li d, ono of meddler destroy my latter direc tly you bar re " thus, as I tbiak vow I quite uudarstaad paw" "Bristol, Oct. 29, 1838. "Yy ova dubs Clore,—l was so blighted with your letter reared thb simuing bat I hardly know what to do with Emelt What • bred idea it le to think that you limb have die pewee elmoldas as es affemable or tro happy I I ark you would slime try te de Os bra, as it would be 11* easy be yen and sejoily a as, Row ark' you be ably as be rho seek en brit Mr Into your heel about the Driffird trara ? I ernet bangime what I cord poorly bar saki to give rise to way seek irks, sad rally nothiag was farther thou that her my mirk so I aineenly trust you will near again be ee rugby I did not bow what to think all day at nut * baring from you. I wrote you two Wars, bat perhaps you did sot wish to by ken ma I both ; and now las se eery I did not erg ass toe may have thesubt it unkind my nal trra on . the only roma I stayed down hoe till the sitarnoce pat was in, in hopes ciboria, from yes, hat it wee no go. About arm* yea tam user yen mut not think it is berate Ido not arldi,,es I would grit ali In the world to again re you, bat I Nay bee t robs+ I mos memsge it, a* war Ito betray, my fat fried would be Inn to I was gone to sty you, so I must wait till net Friday, sod mom you ` London. Write and ten me about what time you will Mid,* I sem by the list I ma write you on Tuesday, Liverpool ; on Weireday, Berm; sad on Thunday, Lynn—b that right ? —and ea Friday I .hall again me my darting;_ bow I do trusty sweet or, to be again with you! Will you not be rle to May fa London err Bandar, ea we might have jelly day together' I wok I were going to be at Liver poo l with you. I think you aro wrong about our Lir fa ke d velar ; she tells me that as offered Norge draftily that night whin I was asleep, and I lacy she did, on ha esemed in • very bad Warr when we left. lam vary_ glad you are not comb* by the boat tomorrow,se she sold me this morning that she mar to go and meet it, as she fasolse yew are coming by Si, sad that I should be there to meet you, on G. bid her you would be in Bonet Wake till Saturday mainelstg. Won't she be sold—first at going for sorbs. Ca yen mean. net to let G. know you on going to Lash" se ha Is sun to let bet kart, sad them oho might beast es coming with ma, which would not add to lay casket fa the dieldist drive ? Riad you writs termenew before you go boas, sad on Tarim yea wW find • War from tee as the par-cake, Lisp Did yea think bat night of that by week at Clialtashem ? I raid acct, kr the is or ma, go as der, thinking haw happy I bad her, how happy I cenkl be with you, end what • drift yen area The more I think et you the father I rooms, so yen must promise ma roar again to troy by earthing I say la my bre ft wield be sieseible dor me to rasp I always web, my re vary far and arm read the war, so that I may arra gamer wort badly, so prase Mak d that rat lime Wore you err me sub • very unkind hoar as the Cardiff cow woe; bat yore of loray certainly made up h it, es it really we. a dew, kind ebb to write to me so nicely. Adis, Lay sweet or, till Friday, when I shall expect you to be very affectiorts. " Yours fondly devoted, " CIL " Kind and destroy my latter before you go home I took the hams the - esit starsiss to Mr. Test's been, sad showed them to Mrs. Mu A few days afterwards I meet, at lir.Teet's revert, copes of the letters to him. MIL lirD is not Ileum with =snow, ells came to nes as tiss olleptesiber, sea watt away again on the 13th. I have mot livid with her elan. that. The photographs reduced 111111 Momemes of Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Hepworth. Croserremined—l this!' photography a pretty art. I took sous photographs at Marion Om was Mhos of me .with my rem rend Met Gibson's endue My wile has recently auppertsd WWI by bee preemies, but has certain' ly not supported he two "AGMs, lee they hays always been with me. When I foetid the Mims my wile had left ths bedroom to go to the annery, end I owes In while elte was away. Thai caught my eye., sad I took them and reed them. My wife said to me, I know what you Dave got." I took the letters to Mrs. Gibson, In cense I thought that that was the beat plan I could la owls to break off th•cosnazion. As she had still several places to go to on her tour, I mid very little to her about the letters—in fact, I told be that I had destroyed them, be calms I thought that if she know I had them it might have been fetal to her iscome. Afterwards dm learned that I had shown them to Mrs. Others, sad is 'airy cormspoodsoce issued. Eventually we mods It op, she swearing thet she had not been guilty of any ems] criminality. I Musa her shat, and I be&ve her now, bat I cannot stint my eyes to what Imams thourrad. B.rsaainkied—lt was weed between as that the whole natter should be ocsdoesC red that she should giro up her Sag* tours; but her father having proposed her • new engagement she loth me again, end I ant sorry to my that, notwithstanding bee solemn oath to the contrary, she Imo reseed bee eiseszion with Mr. Gillen. Charlotte a:wyer saki Sled In Jane T a. at she was living at No. 39, Mancbeeter-sued, Mancheeter-squers. Mrs. Hep worth wee living them. She was the lady whose photo graph was produced. Bk. wee visited wimp by a gentleman, whom photograph was afro produced. Mrs. Mole, of 116, Iligh-street, Ramente, said the parties whose portraite were produced time to her home on the Oth at August. They engaged &parte:trate for Mr. Gibson. He took possession erf them the same night, and kept them about three weeks. Mrs. Hepworth visited Wm shook deity till the 11111, when hie father and aieters came. On ma occasion the hot tee with him alone. She need to etay m late es ten or a little 4/ter. When orbs left, Mr. Gibson sheep. swam maid her. She lived in Cliffortreet, which was shout five minutes' walk Meta:boa At Arm Mr. Gibson used to come heck about 11, but he got later sad later, mull wham requested him to take a latch key. Mrs. Hepworth never came while Mr. Gitemes father sad sister. ware there. __ from Holn~d, at 6111.strest, kt;neagabr, when Mr& Hepworth lodged, proved that the petitioner wee constantly vieg her, and Old they wen frequently alone together. When Me,. Hepworth caste to take the lodging', Mr. Gibson wee waiting in the street. Ons afternoon witness found the drawing-room door locked. She knocked for admittance, bet Mrs. Hepworth said she did not went tea yet. Mr. Gibson went away in about an hour. He had lately paid witness • via. He asked what ahe had been saying about him ? Replied that she bad only told the truth; Yid sten .09111 letters written by his to Me,. Hepworth, and feeling indig• =lt, had stated all she knew about his reit,. Mentioned to him about the door being locked, and ha said Medan. Corneal (another lodger) wee in; wee she not!" Witness said the did not know. ette might have gone out, as the doors were kept open. Madame Cormier@ room woe even with the drawing-man. Mr. Bremner, of Bristol, tailor, said that in August last the petitioner was indebted to him, but witness was unable to find him till the 16th of that mouth, when he saw hint at the Rosberville Hotel, Orarmend. He had a lady with him who was not Mrs. Gibson—it west the lady whose portrait was produced. Spoke to him. He and the lady had come in • cab to the hotel et shoot sin in evening. Elizabeth Oven, chambermaid at the hotel, proved that the lady ordered first one bedroom, end in &teat two lbws elterwards • seeesd. They did not, however, occupy either, but they leg at 'boa $ o'clock. They dined in • private sitting-room. Croes-extmined—Could not say whether the lady need the phrase "We shell require a bedroom," or I shall re quire a bedroom?' It was after dinner when she asked foe another room. All their barn) had been taken into theme bedroom when they first arrived. Itivezatnined—Before the second room was ordered a gen tleman had spoken to me about it. . . . Jame BRONntog, waiter et the same hiitel, gave combo reties evidence. Mr. Giros paid the bill, remarking that he bed altered his wind sad would go to London. They want away in • fly. Charles Blake, who registers omnibus premien at Bela was amtionad at the top of Perk istreet. Oar sew a Mir Flurry coma up in a dy. She got out and joined Mr. Giber, who was walking about. They called smarm Sy off the stead, and went swig. This was in the latter part of the summer in last year. By the Judge—Miss Parley used to drive about Bristol with a Mr. Blietett, since deceased. Ann Jonas, of Church-lane, Bristol, kept • lodging-how In which gentlemea sometimes took ladies. Last winter Mr. Gibson brought Mir Farley to witner's house three or four titre. William Edwards, a fly driver belonging to the White Hart Hotel, proved that Itt. Gibson had engaged a fly as the 25th of June, 1858. Wm ordered to take up a lady at Stoke's Croft, end to drive lowly on the Glowteeter road. Mrs. Gamma was sot that lady. Drove six or ism miles oat end Uwe returned to Bristol. Was oat sena or eight hours altogether. The windows of the fly were kept up all the time. Found some hair pies ia the cab the next morning. About a fortnight afterwards witness wee employed again; hot the lady had a little by with her. Noticed 01100 when dr door wee opened that the child was asleep. Mrs. Harriet Toromine Seeders said she WY a widow. Had driven out with Mr. Gibson la • fly. This waa is May, Jam, and July, 1855. Mr. Gibson ustortanately took advantage of vilneee. That occurred ball.a-doses time. Had been with him to Easter arid other pieces. On one Coee4loo Witileee had a little hey with her. Crose-examined —Mr. o,bsoli had berm introdaced to wit ! nese shoat twelve monthe before the first occasion by • gentle men, • solicitor, in College-grew, near the cathedral. Met him on the turnpike road by appointmeet. Had knows' him by sight before, and wee quite certain that he was the petitioner. This being the whale of the defeedant's evident" Mr. &wisest Bhee procawdril to nail Mrs. Clara Hepworth-1 was married to Mr. Hepworth la 1861. I have aims boa sappl ss a posismilarl slew 1111f6UL42 DIVORCE 0431 COURT OT P RODATII AND DI VORCL—IturraDAT. 01.011111 IP. 01114011. This wee origi•s/y • petition for the reelitatlon of conjugal rights bpaight by Kr. Charles Oibsua &ODA Mrs. Mary Ilsweed Otbeo•; hat she haring pleaded • jeattinatlon egid asked for • judicial asperstiou, it bad prattioally buses • eat of divorce prossoted by the wW as the grett•i d • 1• Mr. 6erj•aot Sleet, Dr. Watobey, and Mr. H. T. Cole appeared for the husband; Sir F. Slade, Q.C., Dr. Splits, said Mr. Spike for the wife. Thu talfriar of the parties took Ow* on the 15th of November. 1853, first st tW Bavartan Chapel (the petitioner being • Itniotio catholic), and afterwards at fit. i.e...'., Wsetuethater. The petitioner was at that time a clerk at the Bristol sad Ezeter Raihray, and received a very mall *Mary. The respondent wag the natural daughter of a rich merchant, named Tease; sod altar the marriage , he went to live .nth his wife at the home of Ms rather-in-law, Dard ham Ledge, Dardhaa•-dewna, saw Clifton. The cohabits tton lasted till July is the present you, when ha received so intimation trout Mrs. Giteon's elicitor to the tifset that he would so longer be received at her lathe's. ♦ ocemspen dews sowed, which ended in the methinks of the prams& suit. Mr. Daniel Gibson, the father of the petitiews, preyed Blare taste. Os moor-. zamisation, he said his son'. debts at the pry out time amounted to 3,0001. • Bir F. Blade than addreseed the cowl for the wife, and ssbmitted that the only conjugal right to which the patio limier ebbed to het restored was the right of open ling hie wife* money. His own father had admitted that he was steeped to the lips in debt; and the evidence which would sow be submitted to the court would show him to have been salty at an amount of miscooduct that would not only • act sea bar to his suit, but would easily the wife to the it inedy which she now sought--e judicial separation. Tile following inteuess were thee celled: Mr. Sydenbun Team, of Dardhani Down, near Bristol— ! am the Caber of Mrs. Gibson. The petitioner was ,clerk in the Bristol sad Exeter Railway. On him marriage with cuy daughter I took hint into my house, and I occasionally famished bon with mosey. Boom time 'Stems:de hi mated aomeemployment, baring kit the railway; and I let hint tame dot k and a whirl at Wapping, Bristol, test free. I gut him also placed on the commigion of the peas, fur the toasty of Gloucester. I afterwsnis pat him In partnorehlp with Howell and Lock, timber merchants. I gave him 2,000 t. be aster upon that buelnaosaad edvaseed hien another 1,0001. This was in 1868. In the puma year Howell sad Leek tarried him out of the concern. la order to qualify him for the commission of the pesos I gays hilt up ground rests to the =taunt of IN& • year. In 1856 I got Ism eppoitted a lieutenant is the Gloucestershire militia. Before then he had ben its debt, and I bad paid It for him. After theerat yeerof his martmg. ' , awned a very marked change in hitgoodnettowards toy daughter. In the course of the present rue, the Ilea re fused to bare any further communication with him. naives after his rogitiogt L. 4 been out training. My daughter was prematurely rude. don the 21st of November, 1868. Her husbeed had beet, absent from her some weeks. The thud died, and the voltammeter** to the funeral. Boon after that he returned to my house ; hat slier he went sway teat sum mer my daughter t.Fd net NW him again. Mr. Helmond brought ague copies of letters to my bows Criss-examined—l ham lithely bees on bad terms with Mr. Gilson. We ham hod so violas quarrel, but I disap proved of Ikle continct—his keeping late>surs, and so on. is,. Jamb 9tritkiand wrote be the petitioner with my content, telling him not to ecru star the house again. I left my &urban. tore se de "Mat sits ideated about It. After the Aug rear she to en .1 her bualtand net .hewing her proper with Saes late hoar., sod above all with =Lest* ether stenms. la November, 1869, there was • at Bash homes Mr. and Mts. Gabon, Mr. Gibson, sm., end myself, sort its object woo to ooneo, if possible, to maw arremommt, either th,t the parties should make up Min rildboseete or should ogres to a seperalloo, or do soma. dig. The dispute had been all ocoaelooed by souse ignite. Thera we. eon, tett: about • photograph—l have ems It eases. It seemed to be agreed that a mparatiou would Is the beet thing • but young Girton said he would take per hi wit* the child that site altowly had , and would take the one of which she wee merino., when It wit two maths aid. Then she began to cry; and I remonstrated with old Gibes. Mho Ina terribly agitated. 1 got very angry, and I hardly Mae what eke passed. Old Dobson expressed Me disavows" et Mee. Dame's coaluct. I did not propose that the per tip" should lire together agaln ' neither did old Ogees, wither did voting 0. tin., e, that I beard of. The lettere pro duced are WI my daughter's handwriting. Ro•el•Mitbd-00 , 8 in my pe.eenre she charged him with kicking her, and wan threaterang to shoot her. 1; believe the two letters produced are in the petilioaee'e handwriting, Mrs. Gibson wee It.. placed in the box; but she wee oh lured to by Dr. Wambey, who contended, that though in form she WY the ieepandeat, she was in rtality the petitioner, awl that the con was lo truth use of jadadal separation on Me meant of adultery. Bit C. Creswell seed the post presented considerable M eetly; sad after eons withdra wn. and iss as rawn. Mr. Berroeth— am • entr the pi w st tne il:Wog w at 01m:caster ; and maim thestegess l at thoOlasemstarsilm MSS. Mywife over labs Claes Ames, the derightior of • probers of music Is Otesetster. Us le hermit • drager of considerable resit- Mds t ad miss ism is eh* pinions. Is 1856 Mr. Gib- I ens j *NI Ms regimest. He breught by WAD sad child wish him, end eser lamilise basemen Intimate. Mrs. Others and Dire. Herrarth were may meek together. After the thaws VW& salsify were over. the parry went le Malvern. Very shorty efterwmde Mrs. liersorth OMB es her tour lo IL ompoul and other photo. 1 eel glee the portico's., to- ' ranee my wile case down from Lemke a few days ago, ofee'ke 4 °Ma my tubules, and took set my journal. She alit ht have been almost abut two montbs. I did sot thee amps' her; bat I accidentally twaud the two lettere produced in a dreoung.casis. They wire addresseil to my wife at an ' hotel is Newport, /Immo-alb. Them letters rem pat in sod rest, se isilows : **Behest, Om. 27, 1868. "My own darling G'are,—l woo go Meappointed at sot ongimag eve& • short note hem you this morales, though, of route, from the aga of year loot I had so right te begs I is. I wee real y v.ry vi and unhappy yestriday—ill, Smoot 1 I hod two of the. dreatival weeks is my head, sod trashed eta moctiat of your NM.. And in rah* mstsime weer, Madams we it lab her burl is bs nip dloressik. It DECEMBER 23, ISM. bat Li antama, 1858, I wee reddift with my husband. In that year the Oletatarter minds bad his. oat tralakest, sad we had bootee Warts with Mr. Clibroa--ahlr Ma mas ; vs used to go excursions together, and they Used to and the evades with as or we lath- them. That otietiaard Is Oleareater about fla weeks. The taloa, di setgive rime to aaminees on Mr. Rawortha part, art itdid cis Was I wee jealous of Mrs. Mem. After day 'IA Glowaster I did sot ere Mr. Wawa meta all I mama from Wolariesepeso, oa the 21e5 of October. law him at Birrdirshase. - I had bent to • maul at Wolverhsmpton. I did ad sae Y Birmingham" at all near t h at time. I could bass dam Ix people to prove that I did not. It to cer • ably sot true that is October, 1868, I bad way improper attauley with Mr.Oibsosat itrialsghaes, or et WOIV•f• wn taor Callahan. I vat to Cbelteaham, hat it ireirsicsal purport wily. la the summer of 1869 I wee raid* In Manohateastreet with Minetiummerayes . . end Metkire Carmel. We had the err drawing-room. I dirt with Mies annemerhayee. Mr. Giber frequently Arad us. He is muical. He gage. Them is • I Linefa Mentheeterstreet ; and when ha visited us sornetimee erg with me as he had done at Gloucester. Nothing improper censored between nu in Marcheater-street. When 1 went to Remmers it we. with the knowledge of my 1 husband though he did not =ppl me with the neceseary fonds. Nothing improper oo between Mr. Gibson end myself In Ramsgate. Madams Conical was with us when the door of the room was locked. Madame Corunel locked the door to keep the children out, she being unwell. Wee never with Mr. Gibson in the dm with the door locked on may ether occasion. I visited . Gibson four or five times between the 16th sad 11th of August. Madame Covert always woompankd me, ex ac t an one ocossion. On that creaks I went to fetch a book. I stayed half an hour • for the day was hot, end I stayed to rent • little. I h ad, I think, some cider. I had been walking with Madame Cannel, and she was too tired to go with me. Nothing improper happened then. I was at Gravesend with Mr. Gibson in the same mouth. 1 had met him at the Remo gate &ear, and we set out to come to town together. Mr. Gibson said he we. going to Graveered to meet his father. I bad never her there, and being in no hurry to get to Lnadon, Ito go with him. He asked me if I bad ever eaten and aa I had not, I agreed to go and have soma Weme turned off at Paddock-wood; but I tad never the leer intention of staying at Gravesend all night In het I had an engagement et Cheltenham for the next day. When we got to the hotel we ordered dinner; and then I weal into a bedroom, to which the chambermaid showed me. I saw Mr. Gibson'e portmanteau in the room, and I sad the chambermaid to show me into another, assigning se my niece that Mr. throe's thing. were there. The c h amber maid took the things away. I never we. with Mr. Gibson in coy other room than the sitting-room, Ik. door of which was UMW locked. Nothing improper sear occurred between us, either there or anywhere she , in my Ills. Mr. Blower In known that I girt Wolverhampton on the 20th of October. Cromemeastred—l slept two night. after I had been to Erherville at the Eaton Hotel. Mr. Gibson left me at the seethe. It must have been half-past eleven when I reached the Erica Hotel. He MR me almost before the trek elc:rend for a good moon—he bad seen one of his ,ot at Rashervnts, and he was of pour anxious to get out of the way. (Laughter.) There was a man at Rother vino looking after us, and when we went away asked to get up on the box by the Me of th e driver. Mr. Gilson wee therefore anxious to get away as sere as ha method town. I cora egarly soy w\iiiir )10 knew bekeshand that I wee ruling to town. Ido not know that he took any learner's hairnet in me. I don't know whether he saw his father at threveord. Except th. time I we. in the bed-nos, and ear 21 minutes be was speaking to Mr. Bremner, he was with me all the time he was et Roahervtlle. With reseed to the lettere which he wrote to me, I admit that it we. mirindiscrest in him to odder, nee se "My ova Clara ;" but I did tot regard the letters r having say particular meaning in them. I wrote to him, I thiak from Cardiff, remonstrating with him on the UM of =Oh terms. The meson why it was neciesery to give a We. swoon' of the train by whirl he had come from liit rahwe. this : ray husband is a very violent man, and : know whether It would be prudent to tell him that Mr. Gibson had travelled with me. Sir P. Made—Whet Is year explanation of the pimp brighwalag "Did yea Walt last night of that day week at Chekeahra" f Bat day, I will read you the palms. Witmer—You mewl rpi ;3t ; • I moollect Perfaciy well. Itimation ads. Mr. Hepworth had been Iraittag Mr. GSM's and me for Mrs. Gibson. We waited for rtleiof two home ; and when Mrs, Gibson did not come, theperewilt weds a great commotion, and went away. That la whet I Nippon ke alludes to. Sr F. Mode—That will hardly do, for be tam of hewing been sugoe=happy. Wale ( h A auiy, b then, Lemmas Mr. 11 =e--I dent know. I never m a t Gibson after Mr. Hepworth left. Sir F. Slade—Thou this passage in the letter must have beau quite an enigma to you ? Witness--Well it war; I did not exactly know what it meat. I do not know now. Mr. Gibson'. oomingdown Woirale g ibreal;toiiin g to dowith me. - 1,;eiii.;;61;14; of sir. I had no doubt told Mr. Gibson about my going, for I made no matt of it. I told him in Mia cbtater-strest. It was very easy for him to find that we were saying in Cliff-street. I was alone when I took the =I went down to Gionoestar • short time ago and drawer. I took aw such papers as were to me, but nothing that h ad any relation to this i Tirl 1 .1 took can of my diaries which I required. I have had notes bent Mr. Gibson, besides the letters which have been pro duced. Thom two were the only ones that began "My darting Cleris." His now grumally began "My dear Mrs. Hepworth." Being always in the habit of going about by mys•H his taking me to Rosberville was quite a different thing tout what it might have been with smother pawn not dreermateaced go I was. . Ramatnined—li had been arraaaed that the Gammas should go with no to the concert at Chelrahasa to bear nee ; sing—that was why we were waiting fat Mrs. Gibson. By the Judge—l cannot say bow I went flown to Rams r. I thtak it wee by the boat. I met Mr. Olbsoa them t e i High-street by occident. Madame Cannel—l sr a widow. I reside at 37, Man ' elessegretrgot. I know Mr. Oibson Intimately, and have done so Id years. In August, 1858, Mrs. Hepworth mad Mir ftrummerhayes were residing with me. Mr. Oars visited as, by my invitation. He was never alone with Mrs. Hepworth. Mrs. Hepworth, Miss Sommelira and myself lived together, and we always shared ev e in ' g. I never saw the laud impropriety between Mr , iron end Mrs. Hepworth. I went to Ranogate with Mrs. Hepworth, her nurse, and two ehildrou. She went down the day before I went to smug apartments. We lived together at Rammer. Mr. Gibson visited us, but I was always pigment. It we I who locked the door, and I did so berme the diadems gn awed me. Sometimes Mrs. Hepworth sad I went to Mr. Oltoon's apartments. On one marl= she went area. We had been on the sands together, and I should have gees with her, but I we so 111 at the time that I could IN walk all the way. She was there only a few moments. I sever am may improper familieritise between Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Hepworth. Crose-examined—l have known Mrs. Hepworth shoat tear sera I drat made her eogualstaaos at a singing rester's. Aber Mr. Oilman visited se be appeared rely friendly with Mee. Hepworth. We were all trisads together. I had been stand from Whoheeter-sheet• swath or eve weeks before I inittioßegartgato. We had talked about the trip a long doss, and it was pat cff while I wee away from town. I ...reef mg whether Mr. Gibson came after my return to town and bakes we went to Remarries. I wee not at all dumbed Is ass Mr. Gibson at &magas. I don't know whither it was pesvioresly settled that the whole party should go theris I <sly went Mai with Mrs. Hepworth to Mr. Clibers'a swinish before his &thermos down, and than I dined with Kim. I agree went after Mr. Gibson, sec., cruse down. lam. Hepworth never told me where she slept tbs night she went down to Ramsgate to secure the to. I used el treys to took the door when I went to lie dews if the children were at home, because they need to come and tesse me. ItZaranined-1 had heard that Mr. Gibson's father and him family were gofnr down to Ramagate. I think I had heard It from the petitioner's brother. I went many times to Mr. Gihema's lodgings. The Judge-ITh nest now you said you only went once P Wltness—Mrs. Hepworth only went once without me, and I dined then only 01100. She sever told me that she had been to Margate. I sem went to bed at Ramsgate before Mr. Hepworth had let es. I sever went to bed lrming Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Hepworth together in the dining-room. The latest time at which be ever left 'he house wan eleven yr half-past. Mn. Hepworth, recalled, stated that she bad been to Mar gate es well as to Rennet*. Tee reason abe went to the former plate was to see which she should like beet. Mintbentlis Bunernerhayes-1 lived in Konahestevetrest from March to July last. I occupied the ruse bedroom es Mrs. Hepworth. Mr. Gibson began to vWt about a month after I want there. Mra. Hepworth cum to the apsetments the day after I did. I never peroelved tha slightest lesin ea between Mr. Gibson and Mrs. Hepworth. Craw exandsed—l was in London for interaction. Mr. Gibson used to come about luncheon time ur in the evening. Ido not think he was our moat frequent rialtos. B. coos took us all to the play. I don't recollect Ma taking MIL Hepworth to the play, or seeing him walking out with her. Mr. Richard Blegrove—l have known Mrs. Hepworth for several pers. I was at Wolverhampton on the 20t11 of Oct., l i 1368. I was there on a professional visit. Mrs. Hepworth was me of the party. Arrangements were made after supper for beteg eeDel way the wit morning, as she wished to p to Glentester le see her Mends. Caterszamissd—l am attain that it was the 20th of Ottlebsr__, lassames I laws my book In my pocket. M. Ayala was the only Mbar of the party. There wars font geetimot. Mr. 1). Oilmea. `West - ef dui petitioner, recalled, stated that he went to Gravesend to Ho tua son. Craweaaminad—Wes staying at Ramsgate when I west to meet my ens at Gravesend. It was arranged that we should meet on the 14th or 16th of August. I could not go by the same train with biro. bemuse the 11th of August was that year a holiday of obligation to cathol , re; and I had to go to einura first. Ths Judge—But your son is a ottbolie too 9 Witham—Yea. I wee going to Gravesend In order that be might tall me how I woe to rahes money for him. We went there bantam it was on ont-of-thrway place, and my sou was afraid of being arrested. I was amine to London to am my daughter, who was desprouelv ill. I think the arrangement was that I &addle to Loudon Brat, and then go does to Gravesend. Re-examined—The savior at Hamegats ars at 8 end 11. The bin the whole el the eeklusee, the wart adjearael. Wm fatalism EQUITY COURTS.—Dic. 22. (Before the Mester of the Rolla.) °ODDS= 9. OAILZT. It will ke remembired that the *Wig to this case, the Mavis hishom Name Ooddsou Rhea Bshadoor, is the vsksel or minister of the Bin of Cola, and that the Noolvis institute! this suit for the purpose of having deli vered up to kiss Ave thin of exchaage, anacuatag altogether to 10,8001., as having bees fraudulently obtained hem him. A few week' ego the plaintiff moved to have on optics at Mw which wee that hang proseasted, and is which the meat deimdent, Oakley, was plaintiff, spinet the Mani as In respect of one of the bills (vie., one for 8,800/) stayed until the hearing of this cause, upon the ground that the plaintiff was entitled to relief In a court of equity, the entire trassactiou being alleged to be frauds , latt. The court then ordered that the mottos should stand one until after the remelt of the trial at law became knows, and gave liberty to either party then to bring it on maa. houghs to be mentioned that the motion also included the delivery up of all the bills of m elange in quacks, so as to prevent any hada &otiose spina the Manias span then. Mr. R. Palmer, Q.C., Mr. Bird, and 11r. 0. Basting!, were for the stabs; Kr. Selwyn, Q.C., and Mr. J. N. Higgins, appeared tat the defendant Oakley, end opposed any decision at prima, inasmuch as the make at law, although it imputed sauce of a fraud to Oakley's agent, did not imply that he himself had any knowledge of it. Ha won therefore about to move at law for a sew trial, or for judg meat to be recorded In his favour, on swain points of law which had been reserved at the neat trial before Chief Justice Erie. . I . 'l;lCter of the Rolls oldersd that the motion should stand over until the second seal of the next term, by which time the defendant's (Oakley's) rlght at law would be de. twinkled. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dsc. 22. Nisi Pew is Lostica.—(Beibri the Lad Chid Justin and flpseisi holes.) MUTTON /P. 7711 RAU/IWO LITZ ASSUILLMCI COMPANY. Thie case occupied the oourt a part of Wednesday and the whole of this day. It wee the mooed time that It was sub mitted to e jary ; far the former trial, when the verdict was for the plaint 4 was set aside, and a new one ordered, on the ground of the verdict being uncertain, and for misdirection on the part of Lord Campbell, who was the presiding judge. Berjmnt Shee, Mr. Huddleeton, Q.C., and Mr. Bereeford impaired for the plalistifr; Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Hawkins, Q.C.. and Mr. T. Salter fur the defendants. The plaintiff was a Mrs. Such Anne Hutton, the exe. cute: of her husband, the late Mr. Thomas Hutton, and the deolaration wait upon a pulley of insurance granted to Mr. Hutton for 2,5001. by the defendants' company. The de claration stated that certain =ewers made by the lam Thews' Hutton to the ompany were to be the basis of the contract between them, and it went on to term that those answers were true. _ 111;chfe7d7tate planed a great variety of_pisea upon the mooed, but the material ones were theas—First, that the exageny bad been induced by fraud to make the policy; secondly, that certain miereprvientatione were made to these by Thema@ Hutton ; thirdly, that certain answers given by him were untrue. Butetantlally, however, the issues which the defence raised were that the doomed had made untrue itatenteet7tO them with regard to hie habits of temperance, sod likewise that he bad made runtish statements with mopes to his medical attendant at the time the propose' wee made. The Chief Juana summed op is the most lucid man ner, pronouncing the cue, with respect to the contrariety of the evidence, as one of the most extraordinary within hie ezperieme. Hs left it to the jury to sty-Ist, whether the damned at the tiros the policy was effected was of Were prate habits ; 2nd, whether Mr. Hutton was justified in styling Dr. Cobb his ordinary medical attendant ; sad if not whether he had made the statement bent dde. After en absence of about half-an-hour the jury Marna into court with a verdict for the defendaste. They fossil am follows : —let, that the deceased, Mr. Hutton, at the time of amnia( the polity was of intemperate habits; god, that Dr. Cobb was not his ordinary medical attendant, but that he had Mated so bent dde. IfartUct for the defendants accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Dso. 22. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) MOSER O. 11101111.-COIIVOLL 110071. This part-beard case was a ant for the relation= of con jugal rights, promoted by the wife of Mr. Morrie, of Led- Casten-halt, Leicestershire. To-day a defect blebs evidence was 'applied, sad Sir C. Crowell sods s doom as mot. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LrvaarooL, Dec. 22. (Boise Mr. Justice Wilke.) THU LIT/11/2001. DOIA)U1311 SANK 1 , . LOOAN. In this am, which hued not terminated when our parcel was deapatohad on Wrditraday seeming, the jury returned a verdict tor the plaintiff fur the amount claimed, 2,1071. 10a. 6d. IHE POLICE COUBTE CLERIEEN WELL. A powerfully-hellilelkow, who gave the name of William Cant, described as a bricklayer, was placed at the bar before 111 r. Tyyrrwwhitt, charged with violently sassultieg Polia eoe Walton. 139 N. and Edward., 98 N, in the exe cution of their duty, and also insulting Elizabeth Dow, in the Holloway-reed. Mr. Waning appeared for the primmer, non the oedema it appeared that last night the defends sat wee la the Holloway-road very drank. and when the female passed he abused her, struck her a violent blow in the fin, and knocked her down. Her *regains brought the aesistance of police-constable Walton, who no sooner arrived on the epot than the prisoner knocked him down, kicked Mon several time on Melee, and very much injured Wm. When Edwards came up he was kicked by the potions, in the stomach, and the constable said that he felt the pain this morning. On the way to the polloe-station the priaLuer'm conduct wee very disgraceful, and he struck the constables about the bead end fees, and made their mane bleed. The defence set up was that the women, with whom the primmer had formerly cohabit d, had assaulted him in the first instance. ii;7lyrwlillt ordered the defendant to be imprisoned for tat weeks is the Bosse of Correction, fourteen days for the assault on the first constable, a month for the sewed, cad a month for the assault on the female. therpe PteMeg., of the Belmont-wharf, Maiden-lane, and of 19, River-stivet, Islington, was charged before Mr. Tyr width, on a 'unmoor, with having, on the 23rd of November het, unlawfully sold to Mr. Matthew Wilson ow mete( coals, for and ea a sort which they really were nor, con trary to the provisions of th e lot and 2nd Will. IV., chap. 76, see. 46. From the fieldmice it appeared that the defendant waited upon the complainant's wife, in the mouth of November lest, sad asked her for en order for coals. At this time he pro duced a card widish wee heeded, "Greet Northern Railway Coal Company," under which were the prices of the several desceiptim of the male. The complainant, believing that he wee the agent of the railway company, ordered two tone at the highest pekoe on the card, viz., " beet Weinfeld," at 24a. per ton. The coals were delivered at dusk next evening, and with them a vendor's ticket, ea the top of which was "Great Northern Railway Coal Company, chief °Moe, Beiniont.whetf, York-road, liineteort.es," but at the bottom, the word "railway' was not la med. The coal, were of such en inferior qua lity that they would not burn, in consequence of which the complainant wrote to the defendant Mum to see him ; bat, instead of calling himself, he sent his wife, who said that the cools were very bad, and (het she would have them taken back and Nab coal. cent in their piece. This, however, not being done, the defeating tae again written to, bran° notice vas taken of the communicatioe, in consequenos of which the complainant called in Mr. Din, the coal inspector of the Cheat Northern Railway Company, who said the cunt, instead of being the " best Welliend," were nothing but the common est sort of elide, vie., " Barnsley soft," and that instead of being worth 24a. per ton, which the defendant had charged, the trade at the time were being served with Barnsley soft at 14e. 6d. per ten. The complainant, finding that he could get no mime from the defendant, took oat the present summons, eines which the defendant has waited epee him to induce him to oompromiee the matter, bat that the complainant refused to do, upon public gr. nude. A solicitor, who attended for the defence, Paid it was • mistake. The defendant wee only agent for a perm at Belosont-wharf, and on ell the coals he wild he had 2s. pates commladoe. The defendant wee well known, and bad within them few weeks sold over 100 tone of mils. , -;:sits The complainant here produced the vendor's ticket, sad remarked that the defendant's name wu printed en ft, bat sot se the agent for soother person. Mr. Tyrwbltt said if the defendant received wow, for ow eat of coal end sent another he must take the come queue. He believed that what the defended had mid about being agent was a mere subterfuge. This me one of those trateactioes which fell very hard particulerly spathe smaller class of hone kaepere, and he did not think that it was a cue that ought to be compromised. The better clams of coal was being momently mixed with inferior coal, and that by perms of the ems dm as the defendant. Ae there wee no Mire on the Feet et the complainant for the infliction of the full penalty, and se tide was the first case tbat had come before him foe some Me, be should order the defendant to pay a fine of 101., 61. for each ten r hashed of 1i 1. for each ton, or in default three Wander months' imprisonment II any other cm of the soot come helm hits, he should mast certainly inflict the fall penalty. The defendant not having them mop was looked up, at the same time saying that Its should appeal against the decieion. [Advertisement]—lts delicious mama and grata .4... Aana fel •,..........ne ate.% the isitiOldbil bf 14 . en. , km le it•km to tue ....en. The gamisk. alibied Um to meshy en, ......e nett..tome. d. germ. as wawa bv Ibieisoli• MU ,O. The .a.mtlee, MANS Ills benallllMl 71117 . C1611.11 ill the Irritant solo e of etidk o lg o ird sok mew sod I...normal vigour leturnt. l4 =ll2 Oblekil Oucs. Mated sad Pablidaid bt likumat /Us. Sam. a/ ICO. d, 1440 . 4 hi tlia Clty at Flinty/. at OR sa Lambed Weak la Ohs Prodata a/ Inastetars.—TuaLT. DICIIIII3ISII/10. HAREEM COTTON.—Lrraeroot., Dec. tl.—Tbs sales of oaten to-day sze estimated at 6,000 bales. ♦ very dell market. Prices are telly id. per lb. lower than ea Friday last. WOOL AND WORATBD.—Bgazironn, Dim X-- There has net been se much activity in the wool market duriag Output week, but theta i 3 to -day ea improvement in the deseenL Prime ere very drum In none and Aorta we hear at no abeage worthy of nodes. In worsted yarns, spfmesra Mitl emetinne to be well employed upon oratract re ceived scam time ago. The export houses decline to give the current prkw end yet miniuen feel compelled to demand ibeat,er curtail production. The poeldon of the spinner haairdotte in prodneing yarn without orders. The year Ming &Mug to a dem °sly kw merchants are in atten dance, end the treamodose an of a vary limited character. Many manufacturers bay. loam standing, rather than make goods Into Meek. Priem of wonted end cotton are too high to make upon apecalation. CORN.—Bramezam, Dia. 22.—At Oloncester matitet, on the 17th, wheat was la. pee quarter higher; at Worcester, the erase day, the trade ruled dug at previous enerancy. Barley unaltered. Wilma kw quite as mach money, bat rely alien In retail. Be.DI rather cheaper. In pre little doing. During the present week wheat has heed bums at about former rates, bat without say Ills in the trade. Barley fully as dear, but only in limited request. For oats es have only a retell sale, at our quotations. Bear sad psis nominally unchanged in Floe. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat firmly inalutaked its value. At this day's market there was again a large supply of Bogliah wheat, sad to make progress in sales a redaction of Id. to le. per queer had to be submitted to. Barley dud, but riot cheaper. Oats, beans, and pans all quite is dear, but only in limited most. Dzyzna, Dec. 72.—We bad a large supply of wheat, and at the commencement a slight advance wee obtained for a few &otos lot', but generally and towards the close, last week's prices only could be obtained • in some few inatianom the turn was even in favour of the ' buyer. Barley wee in raiall supply; the beet malting sorts were le. a qr. dearer ; In other aorta no alteration. Wheat, best, 465. to ede. per gt.: middling do., Ws. to 46e.; isferior do., 34e. to 38..; barley, U.. to 44.; rats, 23a. to 335.; beans, 40s. to Us.; pass, 42a. to eds.; fins dour, per sack, 37e. to 42a.; do. moods. $34. to IN Idawcustrrnn, Dan. 22.—At oar market this morn*: there was only a moderate atteadaime. and the close of the year being nest there appeared a general dlaisclination on the part of purchasers to operate. Holders of wheat and dour, however, astral fall, and in some instance. rather higher, prices; but the sales 'fleeted were very small, and the turnery a this day se'nuight could not be exceeded. Oats and oatmeal were in moderate demand at extreme rates. Bums were without material change; but Indian corn was the tarn highs,. Nawanx, Dec. 21.—The show of wheat at market to day WM rather leas than usual, sod ordinary run, sold at preview !Mee. For the best qualities le. per qr. more mousy was readily given. White sorts varied from 48a.t062a.; red, 445. to 475. per 36 stone. A small show of Wish less parcel' of which were unaltered in value, and made Ma te 445. per qr. ; while Inferior ditto were in dull request at 26e. and 81s. per 30 atone. The bean trade was tolerably mire st full pricos—namely, 41e. to 465. per 38 stone for new descriptions. In oats prices were not matertally ohenged. new mating 225. 6d. to 26e. pet 24 atone ; white pass, 86e. Or 405.; blue ditto, 465. to SOL per qr. " • NIRBORT, Dec. n—We bad a large supply of wheat in improved condition, for which there was • steady sale, at prices rather in favour of the sellers. The supply of barley was la =OM of the demand, soda decline of per qr. wee submitted to on all descriptions. Oata, beans, and peas dull. Llsseuzion, .22.—With a limited supply of wheat the trade is without aoimation and the sale slow at farmer The price of a nd beans rather sgaiest the L A yl e r . . oats Wheat, 42e. to 60e. Barley, 36a. to 36e. Oats. 21s. to 265. Beans, 38e. to 46a. Peen Ma. to 48e, per qr. WATZILTOIIO, Dec. 21.—We cannot report say bastes Is can supplies of home-grown grain, and the snivels km abroad have been trilling since Saturday. There hi a de cidedly batter foiling in the trade to•day, and males of all articles ere mere freely made at prices in favour al mikes. The frost has entirely cluiappimred. Eottrnonon, Dsc. 21.—T0-day, wheat was 2a. dd. down on the top, and 14. down on the average. Bexley was down on the top, and same es last an the average. Oats were le. down on the top, and 6d. down on the assess% Beene were le. down on the top, and 4d. down on the average. CATTLE.—BuiNsonott, Dec. 21.—T0-day the maker of sheep was 6,212. Salm were slowly effected, and Som e in s great many instances, down folly 2.. • heed. A great quantity left over unsold. The best mutton from bid. to 7d. Ewes and infector from 64. to bid. Theo supply of cattle was has, there tieing only 669. B.lm were also slowly effected, and prima • shade lower. Top prim, 81.; =T rent, 7.. 64. to 7a. 9d.; middling and Warm; from 6s. to 7s. Fed edge, from 6.. 6d. to es. pm atone ; sir to eight weeks old do., from 10e. to 12a. • bead. Sheep, 6,212 ; fat cattle, 669; ankh COIN 87 ; and 222 pigs. TRAFFIC RETURNS. km. Ps. ma , T 1 6 6 1. SLIMLY% ILAaffil. ll ll ."" Lookbardo pe ir l imtgl i "MIL wa r d '" B " . 4 12 " 1 8.1117 119948 31,940 18.431 LOT 6.:111 MN AIM 1,171 I.ent grim U. 6=ollll9.B64relibied 679 191 B'2 en Did 1181 1.16 90S Pelisl a ti g %l 869 eat : . ... .. 8.011 g ..- ; CY: Driittleo— =lvan to Wavre_ .„ ..... 114 Pi 163 248 240 Falb ........ HS 10.111 13.017 13.81 12.3 9 obi 111114111946 do 331 .77 801 763 =ad .. es 1114 61,/ 1,131 1.113 11 • 11 ON 11.101 6.105 7.81 7 " 8 . 1 IV". •• • 11. ..... ma •••• d. 08 5.919 4 6 •515 0 = ma 11.01.1. owl 1.014 1.709 1.103 2.692 171 1.7482.331 1.331 *B =4o M ..... ..... IN 14‘ , 1:4 3 11.601 11916 SUS a hl a i rstsa .. .::::::: : : : 7 lO4 1.366 3,16% 5,111 1,111 Older as 765 lAA 1.749 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Amato*. Captain Lawton. front l'agmat4 et this poet, Is u►ora on ON Biala. Ibo will be a total wrath; anti at Oritastv.—Linti. 170:i: Windermere, tom Denman to Quenotuvu. ts Go shun le the Itorqulbo, but seemed to get of theme opriage.—Deoeineoe Now. 23. VES6BIeS SPOKEN WITH. /1.41.14424 . (044), from Autism foe 11.41,041. Ds& 16, lit 49.30 N, . --. 7.40. --... toe . Paw. unto (barque), for Smarm* Nev. lb. lot 23 11.14 a 29 W. [bream Graham (barque), from Wert Ora at of Meiu for Llempeol, lat 49 30 17, too 13.10 %. Omat Deltas (eer. for Meamante, Dee. 14, (at 43.20, lea lilt, all 4441 L Joebua sad Wag, from C 1234 ter 111•Jawire, Deo. 16, tat 44 N, Ice 12 W. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HIIlHY: Dee. 9, et reed& Add-ketone. the wife of N. !thee/. Loy. at • eon. Ohdtt.—Dee. M. at 01(.1-tense*. Iltdohatt, the trite of the Zee. - • - 176. ear:. 011, . DANILLL—Dee. 10, at kidieshourne Vicarage. Deer Chlehotar, the wife of the Key. Y. E. n we. 108 T ett.—Dec. 19. et tltourwu rattle. hteffordshlre. the Wed W. 0. Fetter. Fp.. el. P., of • firma:ate,. 01.1104 .—Dee. 17. at Mee. the eV' of Dr. Gurney, of a eon. HORN L—Dee. IC at Myer teat Oottage. Latham. the wife of C. C. LUIFY.—Dec. Mat Do Betasolr•Toed, Klnplead, the wife of 8. Loff. PAULO—Der., limn. new Lowestoft, the wile of Warelebblre. ate wlf lIANYOIII/.—lles. 18. u the [Maw. FlekelloB. 71111111;i;gd. -- NA — . IMITIL—Dee .1. et Monica rose. Blectheeth vart, Mn. 8. tkeith, of vow WA/W.—N0.19. at Steploten, thc wife of C. E. Ward, Fag., of a awakes?. MARRIAGES. BAOSNAWI9-110118.—Dee. O. at elt. Jarageth Paddlnet. Frederic. cos of the Bet. E. B liaphaeo. Rector of Eyam, Dm*rehire. to Pam alleatoth, daughter of the lade aphis J. G. Not. R.N., M.P., el Ottertraton 11.11, Yorkaltho. COPLAND-I'oBBEs —Dee. O. at It. Meth, Ceroberae% by the Nov. N. N. Idgell. 8.A., Paula. cos of C. Coplauf. boa.. A.Y. of SOMA ells, Beaulaitco mil. to l.ooom I.ltheatte. daughter Of We laze J. Borba, Ethz , of elmetiewil. HUGHES—CAM PBELL—Dee.2O. at the pariah eboreth e W the Ker. C. B. Keith. Allehath, ow of the late N. kiagbas ". = =lththeaddre. to !Moor Mary. daughter of theism Rom 0. tthowbell, of Ardpmrlck, Arayloolrre MAHON —IEY Mull It —Dec. 8.1. at et. Petarth DOOM. by the Zee. N. B. Eyre, 11. B. Mahar. lithz. to AlatlWth daughter of T. Seymour, both. of Harmon Castle, Galway. Allth ALTUS—INN 144.—Dee. W. at Dundee. by the Rov. J. Sodom A. M'th alter. Ithq .to Jam Ellaabetb. daweter ot J. lams, Neg.. of Noels 1111 a. ttherthar.ell. BET MOUE—GORDON.—Dee. 9),M St. Pekes, Du9fto, by the Nor. E. It. Itta B. timmoar, kOq., to Beilethe. daughter of the Ree. A. L Umbel, of leotheel.flmmy. VAUDFIAN-I.B6ll.—Dat Id, at the Notre Cborch, bl the NM I. , ALL, Mr. J. Vaughan. 1... of Aehtoothofm•Eftle. to Agra daegMar el kr. B. Look of 11.18 m. DEATHS. ILLIOT.—Pea IL M Barleyllatas mouth. Oalanol J. 11. M.'s laMaa • 1061.0.—Dre. IL at ta. Cluallcatar. Mr. 0. Field. and FULLI , OII).-1.4r. la at ton. tir• W. iunford. mad 41, MARVYT.—Dae. W. as Parroat Mthaanattotlisvemad. 1177 Alma, read at *a late W. Barra:. 0.4 • 11 a , t 1 13 MM P.-ose. IL at Maui,. Marta Mary Anna, ado al My. J. Kam d 41. Ll wa r3LE.-31. W h at Ilaithazabertiata west, Marylabaaa ma& T. L 11.Ttk4 " (Vac— "14 1 siTark-ctiamben, Pt JaraMaalavat. T. W. 1.7131 0 . ajai 19. at Wotan Cottages. Isrtightak R. Philp. Eat.. t. IF ILLI 7 AIIIION.—Dae„. U. at We Ctasabera Are•atreat, atter a tbort aad atm, Mom aged 37, Wm. Nimst. mama wad Wm. Ariltar allaamaa. at Btawatteda, IMatrobasn. Rms. ~i :~ ,I :4 1 , . 1