The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-10 00:00:00

RAVAL AND MILITARY. triton Lan aware* TUX UILITLI XXX EUILI VOLCNTEERs. Caamitisho Mimed by *b_Quin. Ud Eaaiara d Medi blditle—William lierdiseest, ittat, so be gpssimumbor. Cadosariniala tiara bp ibe lata/oLitrataaaata 01 the :tepee- Oammis. Neat Militia Regimental 116 , 110ary—Haar) Basilan &maw * pat., to be wooed " 4 . kiat MMu s Ibil T. Right 11..0 tb•warl Vilma Markato bt Iraq 11.stry MR., la be obaltP. lot So din.Nli ot beam 140 Tabostata—CALblin Pi 6 •* aril= Sams N Dkitmo, Mob. tit a ramp's. It.th Volostion—Mojor astir Sisoad oos to 11,4 cap .gs. lid stithiroad LI. Votasuoin— Wt.iotie Solltatosd Frotiti, Ist 'wrs- Caerc r y r of Chapatti* Vamoose a —The Right flu.. Job s Warns Lard Vasa' et b. sepsis , tie I. Ax i om. wan V tams to b. Ilestesost Meths Uses' Ikea* lA% is be alga ; Amid rodeo, leo., M.D., to to ftestensed Royal Isseestere Mottles Jobs Whoa Omsk letat . Oa b. billftani. Ossamimodeo Isle Volu mene. let dtdravides (T.... leisy)—Jame hams Illarseeek gassoe be thressest ; Heroyo Mosoal borose. Foos he osslos. The Lambs Staub litat Vibram Carpo—T\. Has. /watt Chem,* WT. * snit.. WWI Lard Vets, to coat" alb Itartoest of Wad Y.b Mai.—Li.. itherad Wow Wood se la oho Jams Cliustal Else owl,. wall fetal& "it al Was Tad; Mar Her %wary bee Ism limed esagt the sedgeodes sat , bold by Mope Meths Gab, Coma tid ► ' , woad.* Studery Janos Istilds• Paw , 00. Cry., to to ovum David Siereeet Lettbkes. be to to trot Ileatisest ; J o b s darkeses Nen* Hat , to be to , nalaasa.at. 4411 larlainkint ArtlYmy Toloolotio— Ai psis* Jahn** Balak Lg., to be copulas ; ilia laid tun re. kry , be Yoe heeeseasi , Chi. Vim- Ka , E ~ to be m ood llooloast. Wang MUM Volostoont, boort* . Coolparf=?llmi_ At 7, hot twin, 2.4 Warwick Nail* MUM, Wad lie' prat rl I,ot, to to otootta ; Hoarse Cherie Woo. gee 1. 1 to be beuhroat , flambee Move Wrotslow, to be le A:oto-1014o Rifle Streres, Sri., to be ,eptios , Alezeeder easo. Eol., to be beer rot ; Quake Lire/1 Greet, be to mem Cliglidebsisb Mile Vassar Oies—/ht Gorse Om" tip be erre ; Weer ilassaika Lowe to be be eerie ; Jibe re MM. Illehard, to be asp tab; hiS Itarros, met. ft be b. utosoat , Samuel Simores, peg is be liesters; Willem Frederick IMMO% gas, is be Iseleeee__ 11; Asslesiti /mitt, eat., is be amig4; lbegsas Madell Doegliao gm., to be ergs; Rant Wesel sites poi, le be beim. ADIIIMIT. Dec. 9. Arrommiurrs.—Lieu rust /IP. Donau WWI le dr =sadist, giatery ship, st _ _ W. T. Diaos (1839), to t 4 additional to the _ . Flret;eiese Aminteat queer 1. H. H. Bastkls, to the Case:weird. 70, at ve Eleen e for sorties to the Wrtuelke, 4, Sc?., auto ass l, et sse Tied-alass Amistrii Lapasers Y. Hawkias sod D. Howar', le die /Law WOOLWICH, Dir. 9. It i. in ..'ontemplatioe to augment the Regiment of Hoye" Artillery by the bretaboo of wren' new hinnies, wed the ensues oweethe on to be provided with in ad diesowel slumber of itcrece. The rapeAm.at. recently carried exit in the North Soak M board I. IA moiler wawa vowel, in the yeereate el • mist conatatver Of moral and sulitirey aims. hie mesa le the wioytevi of se unproved description of carriage he the Anaemia gun, • limbic of which will be taarliarely era warn et the royal carriage degertrust ler die lOW ecru Mr, on primp* wince eYLmII obviates lay Yaw mere arising from the range( • he ma. Thr workfare employedtir nougat nsear el dr Royal Ann.l wdl ho greater a holiday ea the Maeda, Monts Chnutrase day. CHATHAM, Dec 9. The au•hoti ties have ordered a commodious build ing to te erected at Pre , Pitt helical Hospital, toe the pur poses a method sabred fee dis sesecel Mel at that ads blab meet. The embed sad Mr. bee m MMus by Stump, Ibabedditit et ma le bu TN sseshilehmeet win Wed* c c,tarocaiose lecture operalarmeme. dew roam, cad apartment. for • preform, mid the 'bole at Is be completed ti the meisiencemsat el the sew per, mar a heavy pemalty hie ady delay. ROYAL ASILLEIT.—The following changes in Oa Hoy& norhay bora bees ranethand —brevet Linn.- CoL Atederson, of the lO'b Brigade., to Leith part; Brevet- Major M t , of th, 9th Brigade, to Dove. • 'lad !twat-Ilajor 1111Troa. .he 2nd tlnEane, to Jamey. Ahsbrtw.d aaar Car. Prove, of Capt. ld:lward'a battery. dth Rafipeta and floolood Cap . Hannon nt tha &pot Lopatin Lira. Tonna is Drug rrnel hoot Cavan lost. h b.ttary, ttd &tad& to Captain Hanoi a tattaty, tto 80/ado; Goat. R. Amber man, from Mope C.artlieW. battery, Ittth btenadn lo Lear- Col Tonne. battery, 4th Invade ; Lieut. H. flantolf, from Captain Colin nattoury, lath &Inn* to Captain liaaltalea banwry, 4th Bartle; Lamar. B. J. R. T. filinne, from tlnatr • bat hery , ten tinged*, to Captain roars =" 42 lI 12th Brldado ; sod bout. O. 11. Horny, tram Capt. Coleloista's latawy, Brigade, to Captain blllaeard'a tottery, Cal. Bu D. R. Wood, X.C.L. Royal Allstillary, bin saaamod tta command of tbo bats/Ara al tlaft Royal Rona .artol,rry at Ipswich and Norwklt. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHISTER.—FaiDAY. SHS DZEBT. R to otott 0E1) 12 to Notboroo 12 to Thomosaby (t) 13 to Moistotset (I) •3t to Dross (ofd) 16 whew (Ad) 33 to Upperboad (t) L. 1 linotor (t) ALL ENGLAND ELEVLN.—Ott Thursday evening Awes( the tsetse muse iirs wits here lately retuned frusta Amides were emertaiset eta rabbi: Onus at :be Klee. Anse. Godolubig, by ups loom of the sport is that neigh. loseekpiL Tb. wows/ woies sere hleesre. Julius Cwow, H LuLysr, Mr. %whs. es abor meth a Ilethiel =slob's, bring nimbi* and t=V i Uwe wee e very liarge eed roopoccublo Rory of Ur shut @apportion, u the vele A tbo wary sad ail felloelag restk min belmehhetie the Ileumlash Acre the special moos of H. Mardian. Eq.. oho eh wimwo ow Jo ocarina—llown. Nertleek Moho% Soool OttYlb , sail F. Caw. TN obeirwoo is • bigsly gists goo& psegesed tie tent ef the eseNlas. awl Ms. Jusawo Cwww woporbml as babollot IMP as dumpier. Cio.Wo A. Illowoba, A sloloor " Pear rat 7 tb. Sore Club. - sopeted die lie of laved= try ltultrui sed Wooded tart Lie widest la WIN infinitely asp Two lo Who 0•31111011 ball Le am y tbo two ootiwo, roe rznA COOCIIIOI a test boas low tbo Sachs% cricketers I Agfa a bade vigh that asitghlknars ass tbo saw ass ce the Cit 6•6501. UNIVERSITY INTILLIGENCE. OXFORD, Die. 9. RAMMER TRAVELLING FELLowsuir.— Mr. Hairy Ne.Levra ELA., a Uedala CaNalya, Imo .al. day t so Mr Kearns. Treadbag lulb•••Ap. 31 , . Teamed or. W artly .sopisead la Imp Ilmm air la M. bagel col Newel Sorsup, Sena( ?obis liaamlistke, Um., Teem, 0/11. Kr. Teciman Is •us .1 as Ws Mr. Te. kip* of Oaliri, •• veil taws as a myna et frosi .LAI. THE ONZAT SHIP COMPANY. TO Tat MOBS TO TIM MOTTO... bit,-1 ban this day advised the iiirvuors of the Onst Ilb.p Cowpony As fo amen al Ito mo t. olba. MOW WEBBER. Diovive-eirovi, fiveleavigaria. Des. S. Merl use OnAar , Or DMluvrolia OF TON SWT SOW cuallrolTT. _ Gr0b....-1 bug Os .w. ;w dot al Or waft si miles. be lan lbet, kambas umbalme b• 9••••••1 TWO •I•m• wbb ib• dings• noel mai Is alymiss• lbw paw arsompme• al our paymy. sad Ms •• ••••••••• Ns the herd of dissoms es se pore Maw tow rid bears••th th,ctine mirk sonlera. 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Welt uottre sualdwoo Ind WI wog w THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 161 A. lLsu gnulligtnts. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Dzc. 9. ritruALLovr v. Till ItitLlT a•f10D1 AND DO(CLI COItLIT. This case, wbkb has been before the coed lee days, ter minated shortly before 6 o'clock, Whoa the jury returned a verdict foe the pleintiff, with 40,00 W. dernesse, the amount calmed by the plaintiff for the hojary sustained by his msg. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dse. 9. (Before the Chht Cotandrketer.) IN AZ TRONA" Mi1101,1.-GLANDEIL Tide Insolvent, • earmsa in Tuthill-street, Westminster, wasopposed by Mr. Reed on the part of William Benson Her m; marine store dealer. parties lived In the same Wrest, and the insolvent Wien d some saindalous expressions assist his neighbour Hannan, on which he cent to law. The insolvent pleaded, end at • email expense. The case wee tried before the late Mr. Justice Crowder, awl the verdict weal 40e. damages. The Wits amounted to no less than 311., and the insolvent bed been taken In execution for the damages and costs, sad sew pain ioned the court. The Chief Commissioner considered that it was • nue in Vida he asa required to give • judgment for the damages swartird, ace irduig to the amount of the same, end pro asencei one of two atosabb' imprisonment from the vesting eider on the 10th of November. (Before llr. Commissioner Murph).) IX TM 'OHM CULLRN PENVOLD. Thla insolvent, of lb. Ookbenithe Arms, TM's/sill-place, blington, beersbop-keeper, was opposed by Yr. Reed, for /b. Isaacs, a tailor and bill discounter. Mr. birgood sup ported. Tbi Insolvent's brother. Wilber° Tenfold, wen Indebted to Mr. biros to upwards of 601, and to save him in his onus. boa as cashier in tbe City, Mr. Isaacs sgreed to advance 451. , . . . _ MOM on the insolvent 'hemming sZarity for the whole attioent. The money was distributed over several bills, sad the drat wee dishonoored. Only 11. 10a. bed been paid. Irises stated that the insolvent represented that he had a revenges" on which he would raise , sad it had tamed out that the insolvent had been a ban t, and his revemionary interest passed at the time. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said Mr. Isaacs had behaved very kindly, sad should bepaid the 451. he bad advansed on the iasolvent'il security. If he was &eked he would adjourn the nee without protection, but he would suggest a settle ment. The cam was adjourned to Tuesday, sad then the hearts( of the ineolveat's Mother would have cakes place. PLIGHITUL MURDER IN IREL4.IID. The following account of a shocking murder, wbkb took place at Dangsmon on Mondey, is how the cot. respoadeat of the Northern IVAsg : One of the most chocking murder', aocompenied by a fearful attempt to nitride', that it Ilse ever been my duty to record, took place in this town on Monday. The victims I are Satin...at Robert of the county cos. stabolary, wheat corpse now lira in the polioe station of this town, and William Mathews, Eel., enb-hispe:tor, who Me tees dangerously wounded, and who Ls at the pretest moment under trestensed in hie own house, his medical attemissits &veins( d his recovery*. The murderer be • mother of the comabulary foie, of Dungannon, mead John Hoiden. Sergeant Robert ISlTl•lisad was • married Ma. He bed a wife and two diadem, and was a 11141 TO of Ballytner.a. He had been in charge of Dungannon police Mika for nearly' tom year*. He was twelve years in the swim and moistest for the had km yew. He had essehed • shwas of merit. The am who Made seemed with the horribis murder of Sergeant IlVielland, end with the diabolical rums to hill Mr. Mathews the snieMerector, Is Mounted Camable John Holden, a nave ef the musty of Kilkeney. He al about thirty-five years deg.. He has keen Often years in the were,. Meet a met ego he was ref oriel by he PtlpPriOg raker, Mr. Mathews, es sweeten of being riwried without leave. He dewed bring marred, bet mated Mt the rem warm with whom he had formed ea attachment had • Mild by Wm. I have, howey r, Men prieitivelj Mairmel that Heiden has been married for some e i. Melia gram that be had requested the Inspector- Gemeal of Ogessehterry le allow him libery to many the yeaag we Mobil Is la consequenceof Holden's coatheet teem& this mem kmals, whatever may have Om hi charac ter, the laspetem Ostend thought proper to reduce tiro to the reek dwah-egastable for sin months. An order to this @Sect woe seed le Molise by Mr. Mathews on made, on Monday waning, and there were directions gives that he should be sent the hillowing day to the Newtownstewart district. Hoye Der Sergeant M'Clelland on Monday, to go with him te she Imes of the Rev. Dr. Slane, catholic patter et Dergerms, kw the purpose of procariag from the me. (wa rmer • eeettleeee to the effect that be (Holden) we net torrid. Mtlidiand being 111, two of lei Ms having bees hegira, at first irked to words to this muse. fie ds. this sail to hi es, Yes do not hke to mere ma, a yea Valid Male .Thee is as was to the tore I would term see." esplisd MTLEssid. Mrs. M•Clalksd desired bar husband not to go. The smesat said, "As he is dote( to Reirtowadowart, where I have acquaintsaces, he may give see a bed character, mid I will go.* Thia couvereition took place re ittelielland's room, la the polies bet. rack. Holden had on • frieze top-trout, which he had borrowed from M'Clelland to go to Omagh, sad he promised to return the coat by the public OW O. Monday night. M'Clelland told Holdout to come along with him to the house of the perish priest for the names already mentioned, sad on setting out Holden took with him two rounds of ball cartridge which he bed obtalami out of his pouch. This wee ahem perm o'clock oa Monday evening, and at that hoar Hoiden and M'Clelland set oat for the pariah primers house. The rev. redeem wee not at hem at the tims, being engaged In prayer in the chapel. It is believed that, am Medias the rev. gentlunan in his hones, Hoiden le- Mood M'Clellsad to accompany him to the flgthlDOO of the Hee. Mr. Qcain, the protestant rector, tier the pur pose of tasking some representation to that me, gtesiewen with respect to the certificate. Whsa they se is supposed, goer up about twenty yards mate 'mane, and while they were almost in sight of the marque gate, • shot was herd. sad immediately after smother, following the first shot is rapid succession. Holds, bed la hie poemeeion a Imo horse pistol, sad • smaller weapon of the ram kind. At this point of my nar rative my intormation ia to the effect that Holden dechargel two shots at li•Clellead, a ball from one of the pistols en tering the back of the deceased at the right side, and coming oat through the region of the heart. The ball from the other shot entered the Mad at the left side of the nose, sear the eye, end taking • downward devotion emnied may some of M'Clelland's teeth. My informatics is farther to Me elect that Holden had a clasp MO se with which he stabbed deceased la the matte " t i h r iti kerma& There are several small este on the has sad head of 11`Clellantre corpse, which I saw today, !yin es • bed in the police . The body of thi poor fellow hes, in feet, been riddled sad lasegiod. The whole of the forehead has bees arsehed Ia gad fractured. Of course, death mast bays bega stantemoue. It is believed that, after Holden pert Misted this mkt deed, he dragged the body of lib mateartutate victim into la drain that runs through the Rev. Mr. Qmin's lawn, where it was found between half-past 10 sad 11 O'clot-k, oe Monday night. After this Hoiden to tented into town. He wee observed *madam in the Morrie square for to few minutes, and, in tome time der, he ed lm ed down to the gate-house of Robert Hem Req.. J.P., whore he inquired from the gatekeeper wham Ile. Ma thews, the sub.lnapectoe was dining with Mr. Ivan. or not. He was informed that Mr. Mathews was not them and having been put in pommion of this lakinamion, he made his way to the house of Mr. Mathews, and skid his said servant whether he tMr. Mathews) was dining with Mr. Evans or not. She mid he was not, bat that be was dirties at the house of • lady in Northland-row, and that he was to take tea with Mr. Evans. Accordiagly. Holden went to the house of the lady in question sad leaving there a amass few Mr. Mathews, to the edit' t that Mr. Evans vented to see his immediately, be made ble way to the moue leadtag to Mr. Evans' house, and hid himself mom seem berms. Mr Mathews, believing that he had been sem ke by Mr. Ivan., oar's out of the house when he had been dished, and walked up the avenue, when he was atta-ked by Holden, who wed armed with a bores pistol sad • dagger or bole. This attack was made at a point stoat half way between the gats lodge and Mr. Emma boom. Holden ▪ ked Mr. Mathews down with • blow of the pistol on the head, fracturing hie skull. The gentleman thus wounded was incapable of 'Awing any resistance to his eaddlsnt, who follow( dup l b . attack by glee( hint several Mobs with ante sharp-pointed instrument on the heed and fare. While Holden ma attacking his grimier officer he gave • shout This attracted the attention of two DIM who 'um pairing the pmettruse. They opened the entrance gate, and went in the direction from whams the noise had O'A-faded, for the pawpaw of amortitialeg the cause of it. Holden, It is conjectured, wiser these ms PO near hen, &elated from his mardercase mane open Mr. Mathews, ran score an siljotalag field, got into tome peer. and Groot himself to • pert of Ms tows callfd "Sheet 1810 Way" By this t no, en alarm of the attack upon Mr. Karma bid epre.d through the town, sad all the pollee la the GOMM, with the excerket of ths barrack orderly, 11110 anausimed to gi In isarch of th e murderer. While they were actually tame ..ut from the barrack on the pumeilt Indicated, Holden deitterately walked up Chnreh-etreet, and entered • the stable* adjacent to the what station. Here he saddled Mr. 31Mbeerie h me, and na partiettlaz notice of this set was tikes et the trees, as surgeon did not at the moment lay the horrid mime of murder to his char . The stables me some distaste et the rear of the barrack, and this fact, slurwith the 'trammels°. that Hahn was sot suspected wawa" tithe aline, revved to scree him foe • while his. obeerwstios, sad stabled him the mere easily to "Lot hie wrap.. He took out lb. Mathetir's bona, 'scouted sad dried of at toil speed down Feeney's-has which leads out fees the Nee ef the barrack. Several prise residing in the rag is quirks saw Hoiden gallopping of, and their belief wes, the he was going out on duty. The haireedes prevailing be the town is that he took thorned !male( to Monachau, and ther,os arriving Ia Mosserhea, be lee by tee la fee Dundalk, sela he was arrested on Tuesday at halt peat one o'clock. rbe Merest upon the body of the emitted wee hold en Tuesday, 1,b113 • verdict el wilful tonaler" ageditt Hoiden was warmed. . _ . The wounded eles.hespeeter, Mv. Matdieve, though mush tester, is sill' cossideeed issier. CAPTCRE itAILwAT TtlltVtel.—At the Police more, Birmingtreni, os Thursday. two men, neared Woolf batten. hteeltionse lane, ph ...tuner, and Thumaa Greta, cf Low r Tamplemtnet. back. r, were placed is t h e duck owler the follemrtag rircamataucea . —Sergeant Went of the Biel Ada. Polk., etattoned at I dimwit+, stated that about two o'elorit that asoraime he revived into:mama that the too prieesero ecenmpeand by a third wan, sod berm( • lays grainy of property "rib them, were puoLng, per mad tram, en roar, toe Birmingham. Antag with great {narration's* the ulcer .0 one. telegraphed to Binerogban tins Bra, a r a n d te llratendent Olossep, walnut a moment'. dela , dee &threat Warwick and polioreometede X who formastely succordad Ie tang the too pri soners et N.W-BURIA Sloths. Asa ports of too mad trete pompoms had got int Winne, sensei of the potter oaring to the then office, the third MY of the rang sot on demos% terry lag with him a lathe pushy. of guide. In .pector Mantes nth ho hied his. fee same 'maths stenelly employed by tbs Landon sad Math Waimea Hallway Com toay to endeavour to &trot a gem of skier thieves from Birmieghare, who, tallith trips el some twelve err aweety miter. end, meted by canna panne, alma metimetati rob bodes of goodie in emu*. of travail Irma the differeat railway stadrem The two prianaer. to Imes sell no part of this gag, whisk asoderso •.1 roll or Is. very elem. sod sips dossed thieves Mottos added that at this very time the eybosor ts the duck Woolf Be sort, memo • house et 2. 6d. per risk had a echo's in the mthersoe marts podia' against lb. Legible gad North Waders Hallway Compsoy, Kt nese r this sum of 1401., ths vale, cd • lot of shoe., which, as Barret stated, were Du , sod which hod bees mobs how tea *mummy'. uts'i m, at Bswntt . u. n t oe sold there WM erideere to 'bow that phloem..., oatoombey lustalata( inessfortmed shoe*, but to tact partly wale up of bricks sad rubbish, 11111% octal t, ) rail, and byOO6lllMM* Melva by moisten of their gong, sad the estopmy sued for thsfr velum The goods farad that wombat in no...resist of the pane..., eassieled of hosterk kb eettos goods broom, and • owlet, popes Ow there woe so doubt had less Melee. thigeast west asked for end °braised a re mind sstß Mosda, Is enter that 19111 All might be made as to the swami al the wordy. Ose Isekage, then Is reams fileppere, I the property of Enos sod Co., of Derby. Tta TtrlttlOUT AT itocunALL—A meeting of the mechaaice who bad tuned at &genet a redut of wages sh. ... c hi. s hop of aides= Tatham was I , 'd at lb. liartgattos lu. Roth tee, as Taurean', when it war re ported that an mnicat‘ls armagoinent bed been credo with Mr. Tatham, and that in rounequence It had brim snood that aH Unhands oa strike should retail to their wort yesterday (7406 y) moans. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDsTora, DEC. 9. (Before Mr. Justice Nokia Mayors, 23, • tall athletic young man, was in dicted for the manslaughter of Edward Mitigate. Mr. Hemel' conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Addison. It appeared from the evidence for the prosecution that the pioneer end the deceased buds belonged to the town of Maidstone, and the dammed was noted for his pegilietic pro position, and be was constantly quarrelling and fightuig. On the evening of the 18th of November they went both at e public-hones called the Jolly Wares be Berl-street, Maidstone, with other persona, and one el tfti company pro duced a dire box and dice, and the primmer end the decreed played with them for a stake of two shillings that was lying on the table. The primmer claimed to have wan the but the deceased snatched it up and pet It lora; pocket, and upon his refusing to give lisp the primer struck him. A fight then took pleas is the home and the deceased wea knocked down and the prisoner then want away. Mitigate, the donned, got up in a great gammon and exclaimed, "I will go after the —, and give it him," end followed the prisoner into an adjoining street, called Padding-lase, where the fight wee renewed, and the deceased was imoolW down three or four times, and amending to the evidence of some of the wit nesses, while he wee on the ground the poisoner kicked him Is a most violent mantler upon the billy and heed. The Marco r to the kicking was, however, somewhat weirs dkßawy, socording to one or two of the witnesses who wan e:arleed the prisoner did not kick the deceased vlo lestiy, bat nerdy touched him gently with hie foot in order en make Idea gas it and renew the fight. The last time the deceesed was keooked down he fell Into • coal shed, and a ma who woo at work there closed the door, and said he had had enough, and told the prisoner to go away, and he did so. The deemed shortly afterward. complained of a smarting pain in his belly, and it was with difficulty that he got to his own home, when a doctor wee sent fur, and he was then removed to the infirmary, when be lingered in great agony for two t Woodsy' and then died. pan • pow mortete exam nation it was discovered that the bladder of the demised I was extensively ruptured, and this wee the cause of death, and the medical gentlemen who were examined elated that the injwy might have been occaeioned either by a kick or a fall while the bladder was in a stele of distension. There did sot appear to be any external indications upon the de mists person to conclude that he had been kicked with any Alamos is the region of the injury. Mr. Addison addreeeed the jury on behalf of the prboner at some length, and lie contended that he had to a very con siderable extent acted in vett-defence asthe second light had been forced op him by the demeneek who bad followed him or of the pahlie-hoses and renewed the cosiest. He also urged that the injury might have bees cooselosed inciden tally when the deemed fall, and that se to the kicking it had teen very much exaggerated, and there was so evidence to show that the death was occasioned by an Injury of that elearader. _ _ _ The leVeed Judge in summing up said that the learned counsel lid' the prisoner WAS not padded, where parties deliberately fought rounds together, in concluding that death might be caused in calf-defence, for, in such a owe, where death ensued, it was undoubtedly manslaughter. When It appeased, however, that two men fought fairly with their date, aid death earned, a slight punishment was always indicted, bat • good deal depended upon whether any unfair advantage was taken. la *hie care, then fore, in the event of their finding the prisoner guilty he should be glad if they would inform Men whether they thought the kicking had any thing to do with isusleg the death of the deceasel. The jury, after a abort deliberation, found the prisoner Godly, but said it was their opinion that the death was not ea:mond by the kicking. Mr, Jambes Williams said that in oonsequence of this ex =it opinion by the jury, he should pass a much Wanes than he otherwise would here done. The Erbed undoubtedly committed an IL &nos against the b:. and er all the circumstances he thought the juatice of the case would be satisfied by his ordering him to be ha palmed in Maidstone gaol for one mouth without hard Moor. MIDLAND cmcurr.—NonnAmrror4, Dec. 9. The mintnisalon was opened here yesterday by Mr. Justice Crompton. The calendar mutants the names of 21 prisoners. Thu morning Mr. Jeatice Crompton proceeded with the trW et prisoners. Mt'EDER OP TWO CHILDREN. Martha efarein7l.744,wieOf 7C.:Zimaier was indicted ler the %did murder of her infant sin and daughter, at Fluidram, on the 17th of Almost last. Mr. bletuaaell prosecuted. Mr. O'Brien defended the prisoner. The primmer pleaded net guilty. The pnsoner was the wife of • shoemaker at Finedon, and up to • short time before Ibis occurrence she was an affec tionate mother and a careful wife. But about July last • great c.beage was noticed both in her manners and appear ance, she being at times low and drjecud, and at others she would be lengeing. Oa the 17th Auetut lest the prisoner, befog 1011111iSf from her home, her brother, Joseph Walling- We, and another maa went to look for her. They found her standing war wane rails. about 160 yards from • pond, la the grounds of Mack worth Dulben, hsq. She refused to go home, sad Wallington eked her where her children were. She said, "Down lower," pointing towards the pond. fthe seemed doll and strange. Shortly afterwards bee father-in-law, Npltraist Lewis, arrived, and on Ms her where her baby wee, she laid, " They ats m froth la the water . I threw them in." The children—sae • boy of 2i old, sad the other a girl of 4 months old—ware fro the pond quite dead, and on further question's", the 'cleanser said she pot them in there about 3 o'clock, so that mere than three hours elapsed before they were gonad. For the defence it wee shown that for • mouth prior to the 17th of August many people in the village had observed the change in the prisoner, who frequently complained of pains in the bead. She was especially straw, on the pre ceding day and the Saturday bet gr. After remaining in the county gaol for some days, the prisoner was removed to the Northampton Lunatic Asylum, the medical superintendent of which tetablirhment and the surgeon of the mud both were of opinion that at the time she conuultted this act she was of unsound mind. . . --• id; juzi Arti witted des prisoner mlllO ground of t.. bseen She was ordered to be detained daring y ISM OXFORD CIRCUIT.—STAFFORD, DEC. 9. (Bofors Mr. Judith' Wines.) TRILL FOR WILFCL MURDER. Thaw Wilber (17) L wee arthigned for the wilful murder of John Reynolds, on the 9th of last October, at Bedgley. Mr. liMabon assisted by Mr. Hill conducted the promo curios ; end Mr. Montage &leaded the prisoner. The leading cirmuseisame relating to the treneactits woe that on the night of the Bth of ()MAW the prisoner est the demised with arena others had been drinking in • beer honer at Berigley, kept by a man named Roger.. Whoa the horse wee cleared at midnight, the party, not Whiled with the drink that they bed had, clubbed together, end contributed pi/place each to buy more. They were, 'weever, unable to get any. Prisoner did not contribute, not having say money, and bong unable to borrow. A fellow-workman of hie, however, named Beck, was one of the the who con tributed. k and Wakes were under the influence of drink. All the money was returned to the men who had contributed it, except to Beck, who applied kV Ids sixpence in vain. The deceased and • man named Con had gone for the ale, and Co: had to redistribute the 'IMAM MUM Min contributed. After Con had gone home the primer ems to the doomed, mad bidding out hie head is If with something in it, said, "If yyooua will give Kos • shilling I will give you sixpence" ( meaning, It was supposed, the sixpence that Beck bad contributed). Donned agreed to the neneaction, and after putting his hand In his pocket se though to take out some money, held it out towards the prisoner, and put something In hie hand. This proved to be • piece of gun wadding. The risottos said be was not going to be made a fool of In that way, and demanded hie money several time*. Deceased said ha had got none, and should not. Prisoner then went • few yard; down the road, and returning *gain demanded I,l* sixpence. To this re-demend, twice made, deceased re turned a disgusting answer upon which the poisoner edvanced towards him, lifted his hand high up, and brought it down clenched upon the left side of the breast of the de ceased. With that blow he "bawd a wound upon the de ceased which produced his deeth almost instantly—in feet, he stabbed hint to the heart. No knife was seen In his hand, but in • place wilts* the prisoner said It was in his mother's house one was found that had blood upon It. It was a pocket knife. Yet the prisoner denied that be stabbed the deceased, and maintained that ha threw at him a furnace cinder. The evidence bore out these Lima, and the constable who ar rested the pawner said that when he was taking him int* monody, ha said, " It mewed him right, and if I had had an au la my band, I would have cut the head off." De ceased fell almost Immediately that he was struck. He was at once picket up and spoken to, but only gasped twice and expired. The defence was either that the prisoner had a knife In his hand eating his supper, end used it against the deceased under groat provocation; or else that the deceased tell upon some sharp instrument that had been left upon the spot by nom workmen—the evidence having shown that gee pipes were spoo the road. - _ _ The jury found the primer 01114 of manslaughter, and Bs was senteaced to tee yaws' papal servitude. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoaK, Ditc. 8. (Bike' Mr. Justice Wightmsa.) Tfillists Frederick Hardy, 24, was indicted for having, at Leeds, on the 3rd of October, swim a post latter containing a U. Beak of England cote and half a sovereign. away; MIMMOID deferred. Beery Ron, 27, and John May, 29, were indicted for having, at Hepworth, on the llth of March, broken into the dwelling-hones of George Storey, and stolen two bottles of spirits and other ertiales. The promuntor is an old man, end he keeps a public-house between Whitley end Gains! borough, in a lonely part of the North Riding of Yorkshire. Owing to his infirmities his two daughters, Ann and Ilizsbeth, sleep in the same room with him. Billion Henry also resides in the home, whieh was broken into by three men about one o'clock in the morning. Ann Storey was awoke by a light in the room, and ber conduct we most courageous. She took a gun to her father to defend himself, but he could not Übe it, as it appeared he had then been struck and rendered insensible. Mies Storey, however, used the inn herself, and struck out with ft among the men, one of whom struck her on the head with some in strument, end cut her in eleven places. She was obliged to give up her purse, contenting Sc. or 95., and May ransacked the drawers. Whilst this was going on, Henry Storey, hear ing a none, entered the room and was struck down and severely wounded upon the head. Elizabeth Storey, who was threatened with an axe, managed to scrape from the house to give an alarm to th eir merest neighbour 200 or 300 yards ofi, but assietance did not arrive before the men left the =. When they were gone, the prosecutor wee found the peasant, downstairs, bleeding profusely from the wounds he had received. Medical samatanee had to be ob tained for him. his son, and his daughter Ann. The latter positively identified the prisoners, who were not apprehended lentil four or five months after the transaction. The mry, after a brief oonaultation, found the priaonere Mr. Justice Wightman said this burglary was accom panied with eircuroatances of greater violence and cruelty to wards the inmates of the house than usually appear. before a soon of justice, and although des extreme washy of the law would not be carried into effort, Judgment of death would be recorded against the prisoners. They might be hovel:ipso& servitude for life, but certainly for not We than twisty or twenty-five years. ATTEMPT TO UNMET A LEEWAY SLIM. Joseph W'ailisaorth, 16, was indicted for having on the 27th of July, at Riling, mar Halifax, Owed stones on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, with intent to destroy the engine sad cards/se. The jtuy Acquitted the prisoner. Dso. 9. °OMAGH UPON ♦ MIAMI NUS HALIFAX. iesepleitrigge, 27, William Skew, 23, George Chappell, 21, &mod lareuhaw, 23, Marks Cookson, 20, and Jolts Mare den, 23, wawa charged wits a isloniuna assault upon Sarah An, burrow, at lishlez, a the etttttlt. Mr. Fostrised the Hie. F. S. Wortley were for the pro secution; Mr. Mauls delbeded Marsden; Mr. Price ap peared for all the other mkenus. Mr. Foster said the Weep against the six primers was , attended with unexampled violence and cruelty. The young woman upon whom the offence wag committed wee respect ably connected, wain years of age, and at the timed the co corrence in question was residing with her widest Halifax, as his housekeeper. The prosecutrix had scow* Martha Aan Burrow, who also reeldsd at Halifax, end a yens's.. named Allan Tweedele was courting her, end he invited bee ties trix on the 6th of November to Mk his situ at Virome on the following day. Thaw being no train entire Sunday afternoon from Halifax to Brighouse, ft wee arreuged that they should walk, and Tweedale *greed to meet theta on the road. The prosecutrix and Macthe Ann Burrow left Halifax between four sad five o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, the 6th nit., and promded forward in the direction et Brighouse, bat TwesdaU did not join them on the road as they expected. They went to the house where the sister of Tweedale resided, and, as the young woman was not then at home, they proceeded direct to the railway station at Brig ham, intending to return to Halifax by the train which left Brighouse at aver o'clia k at night. The proseentrix and her cousin entered the waiting room, when Allen Tweeds& joined them, sad he persuaded them not to travel by the train, but to accompany him to the station hotel, aid there partake of some refreshment. They re method conversing with Tyndale till about nine o'clock, and then want to the Matter, but found that the train was goes, and that it would be memory to walk home to Halite:. The weather was then unfavourable, and they returned to the hotel for a short time. A young man named Joseph Wood who resided In that neighbourhood, entered the room and joined the party. It wen proposed that they should Mart for Halifax, and on quitting the hotel Tweedsla walked with Martha Ann Burrow, and Wood accompanied the proeseutrix. Almost Immedia tely adjoining the station at Brighouse there ism archway over which the railway passer, and under this archway they had to pm. Near to this place there were standing a party of eight or nine mem, whom they passed, and after they had proceeded a short way Martha Ann Burrow dimemred that she had left her veil at the hotel, and she re turned for it. In passing through the archway eke had again to walk mat the men, amongst the party being the primers at the bar. Briggs struck Mr lightly on the back, when she timed round to him and told him that be was an Illebehmed perm, sod then walked on, overtaking the promentrix, and Wood end Tersedale • having arrived at the outskirts of Brighouse, they proceed ed along • footpath screw some Aside, and this footpath is continued for • distance of some three hundred yards between two high wale; at this place two men came up, one of whom well Selma, and he seized Allen Tweedale: by the collar, upon which Tweed s& towed round and pushed him et This other maa in com pany with Briggs was the prisoner Shaw. In a few mo ments after ibis occurrence the prosecutrix was seised round the waist by Chappell, and other two of the prisoners also got hold of her, used her moat roughly, end took im proper liberties with her. With • determined tem the prosecutrix succeeded in releasing herself from the gram of Chappell and his two brutal companions. She pro erected along this narrow enclosed footpath between the walls, when she beard her coneic screaming violently. Three of the party had also seized Martha Ann Barrow, but she herself ran along the footpath to • farmhouse two hundred yards off, when • person named Pitchforth resided, in order to obtain assistance, and she wee followed by Tweedide. The prosecutrix wee eurronsded by the prisoners, who dragged her akin the field, and whilst she was held down by tour of them Beigga and Shaw obtained possession of her parson. The pen: girl struggled and resisted as far es she conk), until she was out of breath, and at length she became insensible. After the outrage had been committed, the prose mull was misted to the home of • Mr. Suite, whose Wes behaved mint kindly to her. Her bonnet was destroyed, her dress wee torn and muddy and drenched with wet, and she was crying and in so distressed a state as to be almost unable to make herself understood relative to the wrong which she had suffered. Mrs. Stott provided the prosecutrix with • bed for the night, and she resnaisisd under Mrs. awn"' roof until the following morn ing. The identity of the whole of the getaways wee spoken to by the witnesses, the prosecutrix, the young men Tweedale and Wood, and Martha Ann Barrow, swearing to them as being the men engaged in the outrage. The prosecntrix, a good looking and well-dreamt young woman, was than examined. She was in great dimes*, end gave her evidence with some difficulty. Her testimony was clear and satisfactory, and was not shaken in crow examination. Martha Ann Burrow, in her evidence, gave a detailed account of all she eaw on the night in question, and she corroborated her cousin In several Important particular.. Tweedale, in his cross-examination, wee asked why he did not interfere and endeavour to prevent the outrage being perpetrated, and, in reply, he said he was afraid of being attacked by the prisoners. Weed, in erawmarnis liquor at the time. AU the prisoners were found Gasify. Briggs was sentenced to twenty-five years', the other prisoners seek to twenty years' penal servitude. NOVEIII.3I BERLAND, DEC. 8. (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) -- - - admitted that he way la 771ortuu Nide was iudict,d for having, os the Mb Octo ber, wilfully murdered kis wife, Rebecca Mills, st Amish. The Hoe. A. Liddell said Mr. Headline were for the prose- Garton; Mr. Davison and Mr. Breen for the defence. The prisoner and the deceased had been drinking a good deal at a putilio-hotwe b tbs village, sad otter lesvisi they were seen on the road by different winners daring the Maki. The penceer struck sad Wind bin wide very noel, and anent Mx easels to she maculae, they wars band on taw load by a farmer. Toe wife wee dead, and the body was con- : rayed in a oast to the I:abbe-house et Acomb. The prisoner went in the cart along with the body of his wife, and taken Into custody on ► charge of murdering her. He ex pressed regret at what nerd happened,acd spoke of the de emed aa "his dear wife." _ Tb jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter," sad Baron Martin sentenoed the prisoner to 18 months' imprison ment with hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. mAtaloit-souse. TM Lord MayoiTisit tlr;prass ---- to acknowledge the rsosipt of dr. from M.M.. M and W. 8. (Oxford-street), for Samuel Wood, the fire-scope condor:kw, woo recently saved. the lives °frisson persons at Whiter-haps' ; and also of 101. from the Fishmongers' Company far the poor-box. Retry JAorey and Kathaniel Dettmar, journeyman hitchers, were brought up on remand, charged with stealing a bores and cart, and eight quarters of beef, of the salon together of 1001., the property of Mom. Warrington and Morris, of Leadenhall:ma!ket... . Tea prosecutors had a daughter-bonne end stables In Gun yard, Bishopegate, where, on the evening of the 30th ult., the horse and cart and beef were kfc securely locked. At 6 o'clock the next morning, however, it was discovered that the place bad been entered, that the horse and cart and nasal were gone, upon which inquiry wma immediately made in Newgete-market, when the meat was found, having been delivered to a ealeamau there bj zi porters employed by two men who accompanied a coot be ing to the prosecutors. The meat was immediately deli up (being Identified by some accidental came), and the horse and cart were taken home bye labouring man who had found them in Blackfriers road, where they had been standing as if lost, all day. On the former examinations, the priweers having been appre hended upon different days, some difficulty was experienced in establishing the identity of the gleaners as being the two men who accompanied the cart to Newgate-market; but the fact was preUy well eatabliatied now, as fee as Shanty wee concerned, eras of the witneraes admitting that he had before sworn that he could Lot identify !Ninny, becaass ha bed been over-persuaded to say nothing about It. Ilhorey, therefore, wee committed for trial, but ea the (midst:ice was still defective with regard to Dettman, ha wee discharged. WORSHIP-STREET. Mary Ann a wall-dressed female, was charged with the follow .ng robbery : Mrs. Ann Barker and Mrs. Jane Evans, both residing at Hackney. entered en omnibus running between that pleas end the Elephant and Castle, on Thursday evening, to be conveyed home; the vehicle was crowded, and Mrs. Barker sat on her friend's knee *pert of the distance. The prisoner, whose appearance disarmed euspicion, eat on their right side, snd Mrs. Evans soon felt rime head "feeling under her; ' as she described it. In the full aisurance that this war from her friend, in consequence of her uneasy position, she took no notice, and when near their destination the prisoner ex pressed a desire to alight. Mrs. Barker at the same instant mimed bar purse, containing, fortunately, only silver, and knowing she must heve been robbed, desired the atte ndant to stop the prisoner, who evinced groat indignation at being Inspected. Police-ennead:de 40 N, coming up at the time, heard a *billing fall on the ground, but prisoner denied it being here. On the road to the station, however, she admitted having dropped it, and begged the officer to get some drink with It for himself. This proposal, however, did not work well, and she war locked up. Inspector Webster begged a remand, as he was assured she belonged to • "school." FROM LAST NIGH2'S GdZB2TII. BM IBUPTB. 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Oldbury. Wor.owshlre. pa:a-Jam li. tl. tloy- YLTilooia, Otaaorddbire, mAltotor.-Jao. 30. J. tottigord ati4 T. but. ford. Wolotrlart volt. now 41y..0. ot:lford , Olre. raaloct mama., tom.-J00.13. J. Oule). /wit ticoler. gIaTiVICATEJ) to begt.o:tort. tualmo au. Or ttKowo to too COMM/ Olt the day of Dm 10. M. lace. and ty. bD et , LOI),JCIV. lovero.teepess-Dma 3S. W. U. Naylor. Wibbooott dt. rotor. I.%muridataltizo, trualut.r-bor.. 31. C. Oudot% Cromb,-olturs, 111.6.4,: ...trout. CIO. meretoot- Jim. YJ. r. Totroomott. Drybrook. Utoktoottonbire. grocor-Joo. o. V. P. Wittman. Liverpool oltobre. PLIITIZEBNIPS DIiSOLVV.V. D. E. EActcriattl and J. Itviones ellington- street. Derv a...on - .• . boolurst and T J. rag mere:4mm- W. 11. /Loam and 'W. 1444,11. kletde. liaLifax. Turks fry. lime 4414.3m:144-J. Aikola•sa and Li. Masa, braddi 41, 1 washing. usrlust 4.urers-T Forster sad J. liar* &wag. , garden, City, and J 1,44,11. it,. aloe tourhaads-ii. Liar. dJ. Whs. 41•433...‘,. sAvri,.roker• -J. Thorburs sad U. W. WW4, Nay. &dame*. Waal, bwlbualms-u. elsolsard sad W. Wldwal. Alogsturputrou.llub. ustiolo•D orlon bud.crs-J. Eat sad T. dams. worth, Molloy. Yorkshire, sh,th Masulatuusrs-11. v IcSol.ou and T. 11. NlOdolr,s, 414andvs. Laages.i.o. scud imu .sr.-Ll. M ma= dad H. Cdit. "ItAttugh.do. Loon maw( ,suLtess-A. M. May and Y. IL W- U." Alariborouda, Wthmore. .a.aLs mama -J. F. 141.cht.di all N. lake. Wool L. , . DUDA. City. Ads ehaudiars -Lary W isms and S. Loabam. D. eked,' Tork.bus, wow.= draorrt -J °sada Bray. Joao. By, J. Kr ..ray, usd T. Waddingt.5...4.41‘.641.1.00.. Do INW .n.goroe Jame , . 114-.4 Jod Juldvb Br .y -T. B. ...a, so. LI., dma. Dolor .. 4%;ald. .04,000010 s slab thy Arm ul Lamed= sad w. Abartkas. 73130TC11 YILQUE3TLATIOIIIB. WILLIAM Melee. Ma*goo, s worchaot, Dec.l6, at the Mad the Yeeelsy 0 , 1 ITucus., r,, La r.e.w. 'nesu Las. kAhotturyo, dayoweer. Doe. 16. at Stereasorio Neleab aaT. esett. Jaya ,r Dumhry watt heloberth• deo, l'Aluteireb. Dec.l3. at h 1 and blur. Pol ,iOllll UtuD.L. Uleogue, victualer. Dec. 16, at the Tont/sue note:, WSW, Mu,. Name. Demos, Araylo.hhe, data, Dee. 11. at the Arab. Hoed. Demos. Jaw Hooey 4,410. Ohogow, Washer. Dee. It, at the Ylecl et _ Prowenetone UHL 01,eloa TyO2.A. 11.1.1.. pocer, D. 17. at tba 9olldtwi Ukaq. Para. G1501 ,, ,a Ctasu, Casagoar, attaraa7.at•law, D.. 14. at lb.) Crow Mold. FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT NEAR WOL VILKHANkToN.—A , eroble ccoident of a deem somewhat COMmon in South Itt,ff .td-bire occurred ott Tuesday last at Moseley Hole, nest. Wolverhamptoe, by which obe maa woe blies% on the *pot and oevoral sellers very severely injured. A switober of istmets isms 1,4434 F draws up one of an Innotone yet, shoe by some neglect at the witticism in charge of the pinky, the skip in which the men wore coming up was what L terhnimilly 'mord drawn over, Ming pulled over the pulley. The result wee, of course, that the skip wea esp• sized, end the men tumbled out en sit directions. One of them, named William Br, okee, resiftng in Wolverhampton, was precipitated to the holt co of the pit, and killed on the spot ; two others Mot their lege broken, and were otherwise mauls inland, and all were greatly injured and shaken. The engineer in thaw of the pulley wee immediately taken into enstorly. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A frightful and Petal sceeoicnt occurred on Wednesday afternoon last, near the Carbon etauou nn the Mitland nee, about three miles from Nottingham. Ide.Chrtehaor, the haler of the station easter, we., it at pears, crossing the line about bait-peat tour o'clock is the afternoon, when a term caste op which he did net perceive. He was inooktd down by the mien, and was fcarfull mangled ea to cause hie death inataateawmaly. The imp aloe firmer saw tbe nofortunste men on the llea. pee on the whim!, and tam d off the stem, but was enable to reverse the eogins is sutheicat time to prevent thelassameable widest. LONDON AND NORTH WEOTERN RAILWAY.--At the adjourned special ethers] meeting of workers. held yesterday, at Buxton Station, the meeting was, fa aseesinnas Mitt a previous announcement, further adjoethei Se the 24th instant. CIUTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAT.— FILIDAT. Dic. 9.—Gdonootnas on panne a, 1,079; dabs by NOM *Wee 319 ; lolsl Hob" 407. 111ARNEL% 81:GAR.—The smog. price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British Posesedons in America, for the week ending Dec. 0, is 24 a. per owl., exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.—The average price of brown rr Mosoevedo sager, the produce of the Mauritius, to the week ending se above, Is 17s. 70. —The average price of brown or Muscovado raw, the pro duce of the But Indies, in the week ending as above, is 17e. 91.1.—The average price of the three fceegoing descrip tions of sugar is 225. ltd. BRISTOL. Dec. 9.—Thu market has spin been strong this week, and prices have further improved Is. per cwt. The transactions comprise about 1.000 Mids. West Indian, chiefly for delivery from London ; 1 600 bones fiavannah, 3,600 white Penmen, besides two lioatthg cargoes, via., one of 3,500 brown Parnam ' at 22e.; and ice of 4,500 boxes Haven nab, No. 10i, at 264. 61., tally insured. Refiners' produce continues in excellent demand, and prices have advanced shout lc Rum is still very dull. BlLH.—With referame to the silk market, Kamm Durant and Co. report as follows, under date ysenaday We have to report a month of tair business in silk ; no ea gerness, scarcely currency of demand notwithetauding the small stock—it may be this is one of the causes—still fair daily parchmes to meet daily iequirements, but almost exclu sivel for home consumption. In China silk the arrivals have been rather in excess of the deliveries. We must look for a continuance of ibis now that sailing amnia Dave begun to drop in, end importers g. ?meetly have carried out their apparent intention to sell upon landing, or nearly so, still the improved prices of a fortnight since have been fairly sup ported. Only wnlun the AA day or two has there been the slightest relaxation, and this onlyin three chasm where there ha Lien too Gloss an approximation to the standard chops. Tayamsne are especially genres. In Chinese thrown silk there have been very few sal. s, and prices are heavy. Bengal silk continues to hold its improved position in the petrel consumption, with a fair current demand. In Italian silk nothing of moment, so also Brittle and Persian." COTTON.—LwrAvooz, Dec. 9.—The market hos been dull throughout the week, end .e the import of new Ameri can (mpecially of Swede) is landed, it is most freely offered at irregular prime. The quotations ere reduced is most In stance, about it per lb. Brazil tends downwards ; the chief sales of Penman bare been in oiromm qualities, at fully Id. decline, whilst !dutch= end Menlo are difficult to move off, and in favour of buyers. There in no change of moment in Egyptian, and only a moderate business has been transacted in them. The vales of Surat are to a fair extent, but holders continue very free sellers at 1-16 d. to id de cline for all qualitita, ex,kpt prod and Bee brown, which are comparatively ecarce. Speculators have taken 1,360 Ameri can, end 80 Egywien, and there are reported foe export 2,470 American, and 3,470 Surat. Ti.. market this morning opens with a moderate demand; pribable sales about 6,000 boos, 1,000 lorezport, the new crop being still premed for sale. COTTON GOODS....MANCEESTLII, Dec. 9.—The mar ket is rather more quiet, though the Mutilates offering [sequel to the supply. The difficulty of securing early deliveries stands in the way of further orders, but prices are very firm. The advice. from Bombay are good, but at Calcutta trade was quieter, and heavy order. being already fa hand for the India and China market% buyers are not so pressing about placing additional coutralts. For the home trade there to a Wok demand, eepecWly from pristers. Ice yarns, manufac turers continue good customers, and rather more butanes' bad been done for the Mediterranean. The Germane are buyers, and a demand continues for India. CORN.—Cartmeronn ' DEC. 9 .— They. was s good sup ply of wheat at market to-day, and condition adfolded by the damp weather—such was dinkult to dispose of; while the best dry 'ample., were In request at kit week's rates. Beene, more ofirring, and Is. lower. Barley, la. lower, ex cept the beet malting and grinding qualifies. _ Ltocour, Dec. 9.—W; have had • moderate supply of wheat, which realised last week's ploys. Wheat, red, 425. to 46e.; white. 48a. to 50.. Barley, 2.5. to 3e. lower, and trade dull ; grinding, 25e. to 295.; malting, 36d. to 39e. Oats, 184. to 22e. Basis, 40s. to 43e. Peas, 395. to 42e. Wacartn u, Doc. 9.—There were fair arrivals of grain, and wheat was not in much demand, at the nitse of Lot Friday. Barley easier, sad dull markat. Other &Was were unchanged. Average of the week, ending Deo. 6:— Wheat, 2,089 qrs., at 466 i. 314. ; barley, 793, at 37a. 00.; kerns, 46, at 43d. 6d.; pen, 20, at 465. COALS. - LONDON, DEC. 9. - Bake Waal Hartloy, 13s. 6d.; Bowers Weer Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Toads! Moor, 14e. 3d. ; Taalleld Moor Hates. 14. i. 7d.; West Wylam, 14s. 9d.; Wylata, 16.. 94.; Walls End Amine Class, 180. 94. ; Walls Bad Eden, l&s. 9d. ; Walls End Gibson, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 17s. 9d.; Walls End North umberland, 16e. ; W.lls hod Riddell, 17s. 9d.; Walls Rod Brandon, 18a.; Walls End Hough Hall, 18s. 9d.; Walls End Whitworth, 16.. ; Camay and Onffryte Malting, 22a. 64. ; Birehgroire °taigas, 21e.; Nixon's Darya, 225. 6d.; Powell'e Daggs' Stearn, 22.. 6d.-Ship at maitet, 35; void, 26. TRAFItic IlElllitN6. MILIFATI. Sltiew Par Mu- Total. Total, we. swoe abacidlas. lob. 14373 4 / 4 413 eadkni Nov. 27 A A A Wed Dembh user. =bum sad eloatteeed Inman ... ... ....-- 707 7.01 103 821 .* wet eadha Dec... 088608188........ .81: 10.139 13.191 17.176 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. goteeillp hviesatin•L rem Liverpool to ANN. lo ea ion Om nu* matt to Neoputio. Intend; arm aiveL—Wierolepoist. VESSBLB SPOKEN WITH. Araby Maid, from Sonde:tad Sro Snows, Nov. 41st 5.61 N, len 14.33 W, Alemander, Davison, Wand to tba Cape o' Good Hope, Nov. 6, tat! 11,1 - n MI W. CAM (Hamburg ship), from Liverpool for Batavia, Nov. I, tat 9.51 N, • - .• 10n . 31.31W Cloonan, b,osA for Natal. Nn•. A, Ist A N. lon 15 W. Dalatse. taaem•nar), from bight of Unto for Look*, Nov. St. lat Z 4 N. lon i 7 W. _ _~, Tlelsg Dragon, awn Llrerpred Esesoe Ayres. Nov. 10, Ist 4 N, (loos ft W. John Taytn, from tondos for Buss rum. Nov. 10, Ist IN, lea :Xs tips:oat (Alp), horn Cs:Enka for Urerpool, Nor. lf, Lt LSO B. be i t-irT M.rrlyteq tr. ma Singapore for Liverpool. Noe. lb, lot II N, 100 at W. PEW". Dauber, tr Load= for Adolaldo, October 28,1 et ON, los -- $3 F. (197a3ial the (Wu lell;P.Y WO. Now Centro far Lortton, foot dam, Ors. 11, Ist 14.90 9. laa 99 E. 9botorpreo, from Sprawl. tor Comer,Now. IT, lot II N. Vs 11 W. 1 ryw. Wow Livirp al t. r 51.1 r, %%deo. Nov. 11, 0.19 N. low 23 W. Yorkshire, from Liaorpaol too Now York, Dos. 1, lot ON, ion 11 W [Advertisement.] —EPPS'S (HONCEOPATZIO CsM lIIRTI COCOA.—Thia esteeued lyvoayatioa Ai sold by Ile Waded Wenn. , n ...I on. weive. lb* perm se libelled "Jamb ipse. llesoceopathle lewd" larks. BIRTkIS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATRS. BITtTRS. ALLEN.—Dee. A at Quota'. retel. Donate-park. the wife at G. B. Min. Deo, of neo. BAD (*ACTT —leo. 7. at weeternm. Dent. the We of the M. H. C. Denies. of a rot, aut boa /MAIM—Dee. 7. at Pentrth, the alto of the Rey. W. Blake, of a daughter. °LADY —Dee. 6, at Volgetuab. co. 111•140 Ck, the wife of U. Clark. Yea. of awn cte.:ll32.—Der. A at in Cottage. Crompton. Litneaahlre, the wife of the En. I. Cooker. or a Ozanne. COLLltili —D.. at the L ter. Upper Claptea, Ilra. A. Collar. of a &utter. cot' 10.—Ike. 6 . atlR MnraleateAvillaa. Wanetead park, the wiled Mr. Predeserl .soreb..of a O....tater. MILLI:4O.—Dee. 6. at West Liddell. fieneriet. the wife et a. Callial. Dn.. of a Ma DANBURY.— Dee. 7. at Great Cumberland-plan, the ertfe of G. Hepburn Doe of a &emitter. np LIMIToN.—Dac T. at Daman. 1113eleen. the waft at V. Del. •• henna. Rae.. of a eon. LUCILY..-lice. •. at Dynsdit.ych Rectory, war BAR,. K the wire el the Rev C. C. Luca,. or o rhaehter. 13116IVIgitiOh.-Dec. I,ulertuh.hlß, flatray. MA. LT. Bu r p,. ' - - lIID▪ VISKINO.—Dec. T. at llandarster square, the trite of m. SWa kiar, of • we WALK—Dee- &at Mellott aser Cambridge. tae We of Ligut..CoL Wahl, of a dassiba , List Va,—Dee t. at (Martn qusre, tho wile of O. D. Wiliam. • Bawl Cis 11 &nos. d a KU. MARRIAGES. DON A R-01.E):NIV..—Dee. 7. at the Eng Deb l're.byteltan Comb. flolebton. hy the Li.. J. J. Meat. J. Honor, E.g.. of frdiniumb. (.:x , olloe, .ezttter of the late A. tamale, ben.. of :Sloy , boot. Aberdeen. CH %A...TON—COKE —Dce. 5. at Vatborlck Morel. Itatb, by the Rev. If. Al. South, M.A. /5.1.1 Charlton. Eau.. La.ptato 810 Reg' , to Ahoo. asogkur of M. b. ow,. An., of knltenetl.treet. Boa DICK—IC[II4K LEY.—Dte. I. at Torquay. by the Rev. 11. Unfit... Ulna. Yea.. to Yawls hold.. Janata:our t. M.ll.Feben4T.E.O. DAT —PARK bn..-Ifee A. a: &ate!. Is•nt. by lb* Per. A. Ow.; Cootota 11. H. Hs,. Stlo Ungwu fiaorda to ItAbon• A. 4.• danebter of M. P. Parlor. of the Manor tlo.we, IMMO. JACKSON—SAVOY.—Pec. A. At°'t. Jo! , oa, Manebe.ter, by tbo Per. J. M. Yellittroon. M.A., Mr. W. R. Jaeooon, to Yaralt Aon,daulibtm of Um Imo Mr. T. toavoy, of 51eabar3. IMukL NU —COuKY.S.-1.... 5, at tit. htte..a. Warwick. by the Rev. T. U. Dialog, J. Al, Nunn. Tip.,of &Allred. to Catbartno I►aanY. daaibter of Mr. J. Cooke.. of %Armtek. DEATHS. BaltTON.—Pee. 8, at Mi.notesacr. Mr. W. W. 8~, apa HICRNA laai. 6. at ltem - miliam, Mamma. Oamammlw 11 - itomard. KN., ago/ &JON littet.Doc. ' t Wimhater Find. Pimlico. U. Pilocalwck Ng., of iiirettea. alma :2. DMA .ILST.—Pre. 7, at Ulla Homo. Bol4amt, Ctialwarlalw. J. andloy, mewl 7t NUlltillAN.—boa I, at No. 7. York-rood, Wm. (leakages , isthouh otitiirrir: Do. 7. at licom'cy. Kent. CoL P. W. Clarants. Tata T3rd 61. 00 411411.—D0c. a, NI, T. Colmar. of Arthar.rtmat. Watal.M. l litt=,oll,l 1 1:. 1..01 oi walls decay. Thou. vs o ?TWO mad Pabitybeil ty WlLLiyyi gird Mute, of No. 8, Lohiherd Plxesli. Is las City of 4odou, Fewer. et the Odic , . In I...Ard dinnOs the acaut of Whitoirihre VICS3II , IZ 1 0 . IN& .l 1