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

10.1D011 OIJZIAL OINIJVI COMPAEE (MUTED). Ins followieg report of the directors to the artAar!taaly gresni imaraw at sisteligaidersoo be Yid to OW Villa MN, h.* jag Ira isles 4 — •• • Tro;litrvortia••• keg dedeed le meat yes by es porn - placiag 46.. yo• • ewe •••••••=1 4Ur alba •I taw r•napsay Toe .1M .si tbseboirstel the Steam pm) Oo taste tb• maw conapany pre verei Ile shwa thee, us. d vary tersely, the sows of vosleheed doer hnld •• • jointly yew dieser, I. oessabg • 0.""K• The pros: of the avideed sew Is Mere* is. rased the Ares tea. beasglt le he vedlehalles so ea etteut sleek h eseterell art elfeldesl 1.4= • oe thindsee She the sertiest eerreha you t mom Fran tbas smart proper d the is der, fili.sot. sal • olaar atatttsaat of wow to. Atieshel She melt b• foaled • aaaarnarat 4 rentana raelele WWI =IIIPII her let Jame., to 44 J sly, sea Sling rude up W 3rd July, 1430. " By dm mein eablelued te end soptevel by the Sot meshes el the Leo sell is rat dee es lb 14 1••••ey Ira the eseephel ameest bed ossiedod de sionese of the dam besee ; doe tie male bed boos he lea pertly by se sod pet* by the mi d W hd beltsglas be the nooses estessl.. This Ir e .Yes hoes the his edreeittielles beeteLtis inhibited by de Mutsuher *eft the KAN shish semi le Ism =tthe weals( seprel, she shish ereswab vs t esy pine baby. per. Red MS km boos de *mama would wit bow ezended dr Wesel esdsnt • espsey, bet used have kb the Is permies 4 maple hods he /11.1111•1111.1. IS .88 0 161 .roost ere. the beayeer TAN 19a. rides Item the Idleelse seem .—As wag et INS Its7tioee =deb Ws sew ame rid the bias teed, mite lagrodag ether dear ZAP while es theatre bead MC sere mho/ by nds dr hese peeseire loseerb meshed se ceneepestleme ease Oehellerreet .4 lieltepspee, Wise e Where 4 We/. 17e. 74. sided be . .emi t. MOIL 4.. 44. sere espesiol Or us tweets ef 760 Immo, mid oevelelle by the worn Won MB liras of ef emassee he de ensue sale sue Mese OS ben by the mil of the year le huh wee dm the aseset es slat* N seed es lee heavy. Ti. acatanna may desire be sipodad ran., • weans esootua than • SSW* bereese el weal. The barbs ef hones ce 331 July w SOL 63/ 13, Id. wore expended he additional Meek in ba=ss sett meets user* meted Ise the eztreenstbere ee sobs IMO/. 1.. 7d. wen espodel beildas issorias, 'dike meth r et prieeel erid t me% alio he aleides, end eddi timed eseshisety he dope& sod sesolt 911. Is Si wore teellese by deb ode of Seek with the hem el the ewe- Legirease Is Ozhed-trait. wed the presdeee alder , " elite, es the ether lead, 311. wove ea rs:lM far the cosmos seal d the eatepsey, trate. ▪ eederles Is theists el fa 7.. 61. 'Y ear therm Ni. the orietsethe of placing bine yet the merit Gi the sportior el the Orr eat sorb@ of the carrell' year, sheath. a peat of 13,7451. 17s. 10d., after prordieg tor ma the witherry anpseses of the servion. Toy her misionvered le est kith in a clear sir interlinear lone the emirs home of receipt sad en perdue's. The Ithowing only appear to them to re quire medal astir:-1. Immerse The szporisre of the pest three years hal shown that the risk of lost of omeibue sad horse stock by do u so nominal that ths Firmest of pernitur for its rearms hes been drew unmet sad a =Map of 6001. thereby .grad aerially ; the insurance M radio's, noichlasry, and provender In presorts@ is (optioned. Y. Heat, Staff, Siatiorry, kn. : The our of the and express is Prig, thick, Muthg Jo error of the late company sinoestsd to a very cassidereble wen, uu .uated during the first half-year of 1869 to 8421. Ifs. 3d. Daly , It Ire requisite to retro& the error of maul of the .neff of the late cmopany aril after the germ! ... to .1 led ism, but it uaaticirted that the expenditure 4 Z not in futon exceed 5001. per annum. It has been rsquhite Lirri4 the proof year, in order that tic sham oltiae iota le negotiated on the Paris Bourn tarty to the incur go. rrumen'r Ist equal to 8084 per se oute.Your dirtier @MI ace-tieueg for a further reduction of this tan, proportionate to i.te number of shares ctrealeuing in Fresco, sod have con- sin to •ntiripst• • succomfal not& ; Mat Ulealnaell ra 11111 p nu ober of the share* of the ono ere etill bold io Imam, th.. 7, do sot feel instilled the privily"' aB-rid to the Femme proprietors by mumt of do lot. During tee year I&38 the Froth govoismat our sit slime sumulaist to 1,543/. 10s. 74.; s rodeo*. bra Ilkorollin lea sewed equal to 9 s5l. ifts. 74. per area 3. osoopoondos: la tWia item are included 1,191/.19.. St., dill amen mil soles in the atria% • Hughes v. 36.81 there est Prim Tour directors veer In this roe persuaded by their maid (who, Go • loot wide, acted soda ream Irvin the Judge) loaaoot to a, miser spurt the cum' ite ; in • stseret esti= of pprere eel) tomb , characurr—iz , Gar v. Mier" Willmar, sod Price ' —levy tousled on the mule beteg hilly stint out, sad s eurester is... was the moult. Your dire lel. deprecate most strmagly ths arLir course tarn by pestles todeping sou re d thiseisraeier, sad trotting ea the pu' Ito synarithy, which they neck to rage; they het that it t. intispeesebie Jet eeehadiaa obstald inhalers befulal cereeted, kw the serer Gibers treat soda • course. paid r retiring efflowaree to others of the compory view denier wendithered with, end whose desks were on Writhes by other others of Ito merry, are she Is. dotted mailer this hoed ; the ecto.l cost of repereites for presort sad other lajuries Incidental to Um trio of the onioray red the low coot. &threat thereon wOl7l. e5...1. only. 4. Omnibus Maintenance :—Eight therhortio omnibuses sad arestrun two-hors omaiburis of the Mel vii a. of about 3.01:01. have boo conorocood dome iba eti mirth. at the coach factory et aliptatery, wed red of do ell rack hoe lases renewed and inimerd ; the own ice bra charged molest tits rennet of the company. Your director are desirous d .ceding es smith se portable any midair to the capital account, sad they her, therefor, armed every ozposater seder this heed to the revenue ecoonet, eltheinth the value of your tusk re been con sithwably increend by the outlay, red Wry might MOW stately HIS addid; It to the capital acauttat. The narks of sew omnibuses pet to work from your hickey sad thew el the «AlraolOr• thrift thu sit mouths was 37, in milldam to 19 ethers et thewrgirl mirk which you coodemeably smug. d sad Yaw diverge Sear an trim parsers of year yes pnty died thee. IMO Irma ressiag Sirs ID be set. r ebels, the el aerie he se erred by the Iste employ kr berm ; ray. thershea, erred re borrowing porn larseed la ear by the artier at sass Matsu, wad raised • lees of *Ma bat tapir briar sat therritb reliersill the ire these derails; this ass at AWOL, ISA Ns Id • ISM eimaised b r a. w. .cai l imiy fres . rivre earess. asserete the its a 41,0001. esseerlag i• re brow rest. Tbs priers less M. Ira netated r 7,100& it re Ord el Jody. Your trade tirlairtne Win rahard dreg re WI pear es the erre of 4.4164. Is. ad. Ter orb rims wee Serer by Yaw god dram faerered by 3.4511. Is. Ir. Tits caws of pouf meek st primeiller iserered by 3.143/. 1.. Gd. Tim rho et yew saner rear deerserd by 901/ lbs. Yew draws es read sassiesur of ths rare seesest, fear die aurae d arse Owls to be 1343, sad set 1,444.. OMNd is N. raper of the W. Freer eeree y The darer lir bra Oar t.. trodat of Ilto cspital ot .otat ; it bow set se present boss tierrt 'apart es retpl-y your Iris he prebre ei re lost Area. Toe ',re 441.6.0, WY N, awl Are la your ocareelts re bell as tree wryest la tars pref. of lianas la.:; by • ewer ...rut it bee bees seserrel Net the ear el 2.3341. per somas in eerier to be set ars for 'be nehirwal el th• 1•••1 • ib• :boy IA sed ; • rasps las iresediagly bleu redo si dm rear. rd emir se tie ever et se as rat .otairt Lori llearral reed.' ulkb bee bra ayeard Is yoer bier. Drag tbs errs, al tbs Ter& may the .revel her roe asseseerly rhea by N. leo germs la Writ emu arse ; tree heal& bre haw erred be yeas searyany. bus as laressity err e say Masa er rarer Ira way ere her so. it kowtow hes beta sneer by re tee irreales is question; Is fir dessair, bees arveral tat • sts of 6.ootii. thell he terra by the creasy he Net pique* la err ears ateristly air 1b... el re eberms and seers tary fer the dr boss of year ocearay. the err, to re ser isvetied aril the serer. el re brio sad the Te rm et "le tie re prate—re isertm dleeksde ea the era la vv.,e4 to be doses for. .ad per over r your cempasir ern they trate des The roma restate dr to you ere est at n lb.• t,,,bmcooit.cs,, with Warm. dos so to nut .reel.. teltretivoly iwittfut eeeh two. Terve ease forstel pest of Ile sews beaded over to ',air divert.** cot tbo of the Fresh e meirsay, with lbw tiorpotos., of cocoa, of the sea Sorry Trade Motor.; which socowowily tortes with lbw units/try arrest troacwcttouto. Tito stems o-t Cora so doebrat yew. &ern yerpum rats; of by .nus J lama costs , tot in Oho met of nanny bray Ismober loess srootwohlo, tho portico will, of coons, I. called oi,oto fit m ooch,. 1 - oto darct. f ro persons oleo to .tourl. writs iff • - mile annually boat the' er,t ettatiltsbwont 'imams sereed: leg to the pr.owe enutotesced by the late administrative, aml deo io the came way t cl.epoee of the Mei d tome& tote ee the Timmy Company. "TM adios helmet the Metropolitan Selene Onudkes Coupes, %Wailed) nod your coutimiy, 'Mich me re hired v. artatraUste us Dereather Me, le mill mediae, ao wiroatandrog that the Metropolitan Selma Omahas Ccmpiety sue is mace of leucite( up fa oho Caere of lioahroptry. Your direct , is, lodic( thee they had • Luiltrupt mregneter In con'etcl with, sedemmeree throne* Mee itotritor to elierl en mraatteutitat with the smirk.* of the ut.w for rememiaing the matter IS dispels pun ked el the stock of oavoibiess soil bon.. at • Itbirei pet.% bet the DegOtlooolll NW& A rue,: of the Covet SI (ISISS . • Beech brie aims Iwo obeesiort, requiting las Salm C to she. dual why the reignites should met he nvuked ekes y 'eve seop:e security foe the cm's el Fier , eallesl la the eeme of a socceedol Admen Thie rub Ws been mimed till seat teem. In the *vest cf the tale he made el • data. sad the 'enmity nor being glum, the refetylve revoked by your directors; but if the OAP they. tlAwe will iims.im mu aterzatere but to carry m the cage bei.wo It,, orberatoe. Your directors have the fullest essid.s, to • Sioewl•fig lame. Your directory hey. give% wry c mitiermion to the expense al the eta awed wir's,eg your homiest eti, end they hare the eatieffetece of 'emit g Mud with the en-oper dice of some of the p locfpal ellicim• of the mipany they have succeeded In making eery Inericumi reduotona to 10.01 11. m nt expeoditere. At the chef cif. e • Moreno equal to (OW. ter minim hut bee r Memel by the antehrenteir ot of dm Akre of mrtsrary sea medal% 0 10 1 1. have teen scent by • reduction In the tepees, of dircitt mesagesomm, .04 rdoctione 6504. Ow mecca have beee made en Meadow nut-door math mak. iseg • 1,41 al 1,7601. per amass. Your directors purpose as THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 109. the metieutheet el wa d their &aloe mingirs, who bee elm metles el sanpatise, to mamma the &dee of thie sod the ondlthismilet &Mot, and disposes with the ant et a area oppilthent. & the report of the late mewl la AprO Mei It wee 'need that yew directors bad ibis Mime el lb. Mine depot in that of the P tsar islehthlmot. fiewiley ithatiag ecomeny 1,000 1 . pre mom, lei thee Ithe hid dientaithued Ye sithispineemee speetha. al a mks ef I,IIOK per sonnet. The Meets* is a reemfef elleammaillessamy Acted ebsealst harry, via,: theethathanon el the Mabee depot, LOOM ; &melamine* el the enevapnaince elms, 1,6001. ; ratan= la Ad ad memo of PM dike 2,990/ ; el Odd elide shelf In ' , modest, 6001. 1 7= Is &Mt oisseemeat. 0001.; ditto Is eatedier •; lomme themtleatet, ; tetal, 7,7401. Nasomp to the pis apses anithass to math the spiel noistlea ef Ear throne m. The lens steak I. in setwYt inadidem. Tsar Menem have, Orr the sore ton thaliat demielief Imilres, sad pietheriesty ter dramatis ing,* • the Ada enal ismemy ad We or& mingmate, =&a ask umbra ea saininve camettee. tont the sham& mil theme members af the board, to Min . 11e2 , has dikanal posters Ike the pa 7=. he the paral coated of the full board. te arm a pipe and continuous audit of E m met= i te i t sre invited :ne t ro t ... Richard if the einpoip, to act es sadltien el et:bjsct to your = L a th= geodinsa hare emethed the uxorial, end sew hire you, sad thelir ripen thereon is an mei, Ti. vel be nisi epos at this mean te elect these sr ethe dill= IS their Mle g, ma se auditors for r i thrpe h sp to the am of the Mike et imisdatioa, and Oa th& nthimmeten. Tom,ill she be ailed apes to insulin, ti. teanninelfen at the diredese, erithires left oederded than the 'elides of ressiatiso were settled. Mr mos* el 3,111111. per annum ise sahebs sea ens selieles Y ihe c V y and council euesrvides et the hie Pena bee of comes bee discoatiweed. Year disesesee the submit for yet. adoptics a nor Miss dem to s.ned the VON diem no - Cdr vegetrenting 100,7111 of togral, sod dwell desist tin she* capital amour el the ease, end is It. these( ts rise by lose, debsetera, ett shwas, dales* may he rest expedient, a mess rd 11W - To the mildest Were' loan, end head tepoNset le mhos tie proem briers' loan by foods riot* de beatoree w rims, Ares. The 'sorrels& al the poll= d ye espial woos* will show the assatity for dr thile We souse Jo order UM the mum ta unt tttqaeger he rift aid heavily boidard hymns . are which the esplhd recount of the argesey ought tope. vide for, sad which b e ige rested Ur *swirliest el the profits of lest year's until the Ist of November of W curtest year. , berme wide would still exist !wise your cartel aeon* would be gradually liquidated by the measure proposed; year directors ireilog that it is of vital importanie that the amount of the capital of your emu posy should be as Mai.ed as porible, hope, by these mama, oldrerly to bring It within 600,0001., and dose it at that sea In conclanon, although your direct 'ma have hitherto bod to control with mush unpile., and with very severs appositive, they eaters* the tuner etioadseee that In the *arse al time rode opinion and coundenes will be pined, and that a career and trocerenical management will enable am to some to you a satirectory return for your iameloret." Lab ihutlitgents. juirioroumur COUNTT Mid ansund da noun midi. Windlnius. w ismilUire-illasoic Dm 13 T 11 1 331% 13; Websombo. IL lidesensi. iinkadndi.-Welstalsg. ; Thumb& 14 ; Ring. 13. Onazanriss.Mairtindad.-Udand. 13: Sended. ; U • gamma. ilhdlibudrds333l.-......./ 13 . 43 1bre • Weima r_ jr.uar --- a • • 0 11 =: 11 • 131333101 . . Pea ; Slusied. Lamm OmisvonaswriaL-Traft, Wdidnoars. 133 11. a w d aa dor do inalialooly, cw 'haply by way of Nation sad jurj, Mir ccesidering the matter for same dais, found that the Medea did not use the words fides Fre- Osaam • that what was sold did the plaintiff no harm, end that r are yea no make ea the part of IP deindent. Verdict tor the delimdent. COURT OF EXCHEQURR.—Deq. 10. Sittings at Mai Prim et Oalldhall.—(Before Mr. bum Bramwell awl a Bpectel Jury.) fITHZI/ e. TEI OHL T NORTHIEN HAILHAT COMPLI4T ACCIDRNT. This are, one of am& actions brought against 11be Gnat Northam Railway Company, for injuries sustained ht Mow pews cd an accident which occurred at Carlton an the 13th of August, 1867, was reamed and oonoinded this morning. The jury having been in deliberation nearly two hours, came tato court and said there woe not the moat remote po tability of their agreehig. =were acccodlugly dieohfinged without having come to • INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dic. 10. (Before the Chief Cortunissiemer.) IN RE FELIX BLOCX. This insolvent, a boot-maker and leather seller, appeared r. Reed opposed (instructed by Mr. Trehente, of Ore alesmelreet) fora creditor named Jones and several others. Mr. Lamp was counsel for Messrs. AstelL Mr. &mood wa = i liay to September the fasolvent had contended sheet 7001. of debts, be atMeettnas a boot manshotorer the Rseksq-road. On the 17th of September teat he alleged that be woe robbed of 1461. in gold and notes, and 301. is Soon afterwards several bills became due, sod the Leeheat closed his heehaws. The mart held that the Mideast bad incurred debts with out remonsbis =peseta= of payment. There had been a notate dinar of four meths, sad goods obtained in an un justifiable meaner. The coat gave s judgment of eight months from the vesting order her contracting his debts in lee manse described. his • AAA& et beestogand bed From& just ' fram espokes A theegb ha =rens Speabrd, e Term he had obtained a kegs talaritenoe. The second sil L s i be was • Swiss. reboot: proposed to pky foe who should my the reckoning, as the ream wee - is their coon Prosecutor, wishing to snake himself agreeable, omen and prisoner producing a sort of olgar-case oostaiftg • and white counter, suggested that it should to decided by gums as to colour (the am was afterward& found to be ometructed so as to chow red cc whits at pleasure). The Stet play was between the Swim and Spaniard, and the latter lost live guineas. Soros one cire Zoom in, prisoner said they were not comfortable, and en adjournment to smother house. The Spa paid, and they went to same other piddle. house the locality of which the prosecutor did net know. The Spa niard here staked what appeared to be setae to the amount of 201., inviting prisoner to do the rice. The latter, discovering he had not so much, staked hiegold watch, and a dispute arising ite to it not being:worth so much, prisoner prevailed on prosecutor to land him his for a minute, as he was sure to win, and thee should hand him 61. SP a share of the winnings . This induced prosecutorto comply, and as soon as the watches were down a knock under the table was given by prisoner, on which the Spaniard matched up the notes and two watches, which he popped into his pocket ea woo, the others declaring it was not • bur game at all. Prosecutor demanded his watch, end prisoner emphatically demanded "revenge" at another boom They went out, tollowed by prosecutor, to a third Mem, when it wee proposed to play for 1001., and notes prambs to be for that amount were thrown down on the edits by the Spaniard. Prisoner said he lived close by, and would go sod get the amount if prosecutor would go with idea • they would then make the Spaniard a little more dnak, and get back all and more. On getting outside he row apoltoeman end called him, on which prisoner offered pro secutor his watch to drop the matter, but be refused, ancKgave him into custody. On returning to the house it was aemr bated that the Spanish and Swiss " gentlemen" were off, sad torus watch had vanished with them. [Pri s watch turned out to be a showy gilt one, termed a " defier," scarcely worth 64.) For the defenoe It was argued that the one was a county court, and not • criminal matter. Mr. Bingham inquired if the presentees watch wee forth coming? Etdendant's solicitor said it !Tula be If necessary. _ Mr. Bingham rid he should certainly not pail with the prisoner until It was forthcoming. A constable, well aoquainted with the tricksy foreigners who infest the West-and said the prieanar was known sa one of the most notorious and export keolga oltorporo a " migo men" in London. The prisoner was then remanded. THAMES. A great many of the - so - tdrer: - dieolutiged In India upon their refuted to enter the Queen'. servioe, !re the P•midli of I the new act for the government et Ind a, have beet re enlisted upon their snivel in gngland, end here isceived the bounty. Etsrgeant Winstanley appeared at this court with Hof these men whom he hid enlisted, in order that they = ta bs attested before the magistrate, and he will soother batch for the same purpo s e. It appears pro up Is that most of the 600 discharged soldiers who arrived in the skip Inhumane, on Friday, from Calcutta, and who ire without any money in their pocketa, will And their way back into the service. A soldier, who had been charged with a riot at the Pier Hotel. Blackwell, on Tuesday ni bt, sad who bad been aelletsd by a eergeant of the 20th ltegimant, was brought np on a char,* of breaking and damaging property in that hotel. Winstanisy now offered to take the prisoner to the barracks at Woolwich until Monday, and if be was not claimed by the sergeant of the 20th he would enlist him TAltar". he prisoner was then ordered to enter into his own recce- Wasson in 10i. to appear at this court on Monday, and was Madame& COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dsc. 10. Sittings at Nisi Prism for London.—(Brian tbi Lad Chid Ando, and • Spada Jury.) BATLIN AND •NOTHEN O. {LATIN AND Aturreen, This wee an action brought by Soma d Baylis, se adonis name of hie deceased wife, under the 9th aud 10th of Vie nne, cap. 93, known as Lord Campbell's An, for I. no rm* to him end his daughter through the dealt of hie wife, which was caused by the nmiliencie si the detrains servant. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., and Hr. for the plaintiff.; Mr. Bennet SO and l ar a le= r at the der- Innate. The plaintiff is porter led beembesper in the Matzepoiftea Counties sad Olean' Idle Ammonseand AlmOy, Lead 'sweetmeat Society, ei a eakry of 16e. emit, ewes, oak; do., being likewise allowed be him; the dedendente, Mary enter and Jame Limed Cone, eme bonnie Market-nreet, Jennyn-erreet. It would nem that the ='s wife. who wee 69 year. .f age, Mft the office on e sing of the 6th of February lest benne 8 and 9. BM bed mewed from the north side of Jermys-street to the nun, MI bed emceed 3or 4 yards on the croestug to the Wm eW of Bedentrareat and in the direction of the Hay msebd, who the Mindsets' corned von or cart, laden with Memos I mt. and 3 own. of meat, turned the owner of Janam-etneet en Me way to the J tinier United Benin Clnb, and coming is isatect with the cleansed dm was knocked down, both sheen going over her fen. The poor we ma neemfteetily conveyed to Bt. Oeorge'e Ho.pital Who soy adiellen was paid to her, neverthelem oho died Odds de den he esesequeace of the Minis' which Ma • reedved. Thmemen, in order to enable him to retain lie peel et the Inemeco-offloe, the plaintiff was obliged to and swan of his dereertnere, who had a eftuatbn!worth 361. a- year, M give up bet pine, and none sad live with him. At the on time it we apparent he could only rectos upon the services of his daughter temporarily, as she was not obliged to obey him. At any moment, therri ore, he was liable to the ummin of nmligto _hire a female eaststant. oddities, Ids pumped Milk Orienne &SBA, who was only moth{ 's ise, had hem apnea of the advantages at • e and eel lb e. she too was en titled to piemini7 eengemeles. The ddadeess hod paid 101. Mini - the lima apogees et Ow deseweL The am we wwalesiwpalwi am Ile moat category of minim down on as to the aspay e 1 eideleg at the mod into.. Oa the one side ft Oas abed do tle ewe wee beteg drives at • very rapid rate down hogniltme. and on its mom ids; that the driver, • lad, biliebeedel loosoly, end that in turning the corner he bes Obi pew neat. Oa the other side it wee urged Ike Yee deemeil wee benelf so to biome for the ecaldma. Ike was 4S old wawa,.*toted with bra made, mid we imam rd shag wee around her. The via was Mimi a Wenn n evem& mileesitheininkifteddesrbeilltallooedont to the woman as soca se be saw her, wed he WI outmoded in checking the pen at which the how was sag. Beane which he wee driving quite at his eledd eYA ind bed bike • sweep of some yards in turning tae I sheet. How ever, upon cron-examintiou it was elided hen the Myer of the vim that the home we. a heammied very dlionit to pull up upon some occasions. And aitothir pelet atreagly adopted by the plelutit'e counsel was the dr eturmleacs of the van being covered, whereby the trines led of weans on the footway would. be very much im peded. The Lord Chief Junice having summed up the evidence with great cleerness told the jury thm r they should be 'pinks the deceased had in any way sentributed to this au dent the plaintiff could not recover, ems sithregh the mu might have been drives at an hapropereatedipeed i dallenlb WNW Ide. lf, ea the other head, tikeli Mead Am the saddest had hem wholly caused by the el the defendant-' servant, the plaintiff was entitled le istr the lose he bed sustained, ether direct peendoey lam OF such sa might nuttily be estimated pecun.y. la Me Ike child, it was perhaps difficult to estimate what the Ines els mother most be held to amount le; at the MY On% be wee bouod to were thee, they could sat tele foe eseeme the 'aguish of mind sad shuck to dm inners emelt by the sudden depriestim of a Ink or parent la ea action like the praent. After some consultation the jury returned with a verdict for the plaintiff—dimwits 1001. fur the hugged, and 251. for the child. CLARIS V. THE MIDLAND RAILWAY OOMPAILT. This case rains • very important question as to the rights of carriers with respect to goods oonnadtted is their charge. The declaration charged the company with the oceversion of coals the property of the plainest!, to which the defendant. pleaded, first not guilty.l wad esoondly, a denial that the reale in question were the good. of the plaintiff. Mr. Bovill, Q.C., sad Ms. J. Brown appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Ormend, Q.C., and Mr. Haim represented the company. The plaintiff, Mr. Stevenson Clarke, lea coal factor on the Coal Exchange, London, and be brought thia action to recover the SUM of 3081. 19s. 3d. from the company, being the vane of 363 Was 2 cwt. of code, at 17.. Bd. per ton. The circumattoces under which the onion was brought were these : —ln the autumn of 1847 Mr. Clarke bought • largo quantity of coals from the West Stately Colliery Company, Yorkshire, be making large advances by way of payment on the cos* to the extant, at least, of 1.2204 From time to time various quantities of cods were forwarded to London by the company for the use of the pinging by the detendanue railway, their habit being to nee the waggon. of the defendants, but marking them with Mr. Clarke'e name, and at the mune time forwarding him iavokee regularly drawn up. It appears, however, that the Snavely Colliery Company had entered into agreement with the Micitaad lisulway Company, whereby the railway com pany ewe to imam Manly Colliery code along their line ois monthly media, the railway company, on the other hand, havlag a general lien lac any balance doe to them on all the coals o 1 the company tommaitted along Beth being the relations between the punts, ft would ages that, on the I god of March last, the colliery company forwarded to the plaintiff by the defend.nte' railway 188 tons 8 cwt. of coal, sad as the 6th a further quantity of 199 tons 17 cwt. Before, however, these web bad reached Mr. Clarke, the ettavely Colliery bed gat into great difßoultien and owed the railway company for the carriage of cods no lee. than 1,6001. la accordance, there fore, with the general lien which they had on all fictively coals, the defendant■ detained the plaintiff's cos* end hence the present action ; sad the question to be determined wen whether each • lien ought to prevail against the right of a collinear* wean had actuady !Aid in edema ler the goods consigned to him. The Lord Chief Justice directed a verdict to be entered br the defendant., giving the plaintiff leave to move to enter it fur him for 8081, 19.., the value of the cool& COURT OF COMMON PLIAL—Dsc.IO. Sitdags at Nal Prim la Leadca.—(Batas Lord Mat Junta Erie add a Comma Jury.) ♦aroia V. BCCILIPOSAIL—ILIONT OP 1110011X0. The plaintiff in this awe lea fencing-master, in Bead- Wrest, sad the defendant se a farmer, .t White ask Lodge, sat Crawley, in Oxfordshire. The plaintiff had negotiated ter taking some shooting from the defendant, Intending not wily to =nee himself, but to let out shooing to other gentle men at so mock per gun. An agreement was prepared, in which ft was stated that the defendant would let the shoot ing over Chew Wood and Stratton's Fenn, and would engage to obtain the shooting over tire other forme, but there wee a pencil addition put to it that the ahootisg let woo only that of Chase Wood and part of Stratton's Fan, and that the &- foxiest would use has best endeavours to fibwin the shouting over the other farms. . . . . The plaintiff claimed damages upon the pound that the defendant had no power to Irt the whole of the shooting which be proptatid to lot, nor to engage to obtain the shooting ever the other farms. . . His lord.bip ultimately directed the jury that if the pencil addition ... part of the agreement there mug be a rerdtot for t h e defendant, but if DUy for the plastid. The jury, after couttitterner the =tote fee scam time, foturd for the plated)(—dereasei 301. SECOND COURT. Sittings at NW Prise is Lood..a.—(Bakas Mr. Ilona Dyke sad Common Jury.) JACLION AiL,01.11.-81.AND1114 Both parties to this eructs are accountants, and the action au to recover damages for slander. Mr. Dig &yaws, sod Mr. Peace appeared br the plainud, and Mr. Serjeast Perry and Mr. Barnard for the defendant The plantar, ore was that he took cars, in March ter, in King-rivet, Cheaper, of Mr. Young, at 20 guineas a- Yar. In August the &rudest, who wee a avenger to Mr. oung, called on biro, and altar roortering that the µLela nd bed not paid the rest due at Midsummer, told Mr. Yours that be had better look after it, fur the plaintiff had decamped from hie lest 1304/10 without µeying his rant. On Mr. Young a:peering some doubt ea to the truth of the almanaloadon, the drandeat rid he would satisfy hint that the plaiting wee not reipectable, for Its had obtained goods ci a gentleman whose name ha mentioned, under Wm pewaites, and bad not paid for theta. The defendant let his cod, and said be could juattly e hat he had said. Mr. Young thereupon metre:ad Las attorney to apply fur the pale. Ire rent, Irbicb wee ern attotwards paid. The defeatism's aro tom, toot he hod beau employed by Mr. Hall, en tronasongsr, t. colect from the plain/id a debt of Itt. er for goer suppled. sod that in aneseriug to lied the plaintiff the satervesor rritb Mr. Young wee brought show That Mr. Yesor'e ressollectiou r to the word. used wee retteraty inreinuch no the dakeder never said their the Narita hod obtained matey by Wes preirea. Ti. jade kit tbrae gut sauna to the pixy—firm, whether the diadaat red th e wards Was ft/Meuse; if sot, then, secondly, whether the ober cord. awe spoken coecerning rootlet:lf la Ma briers aen soroanteat ; sad thirdly, Ms dologoat's oronsooksoloot to Mr. Young 221 IflW IFIB7III.IVSTII-111202 When the present Chief Commissioner came into elks he was anxious to know, for the hiformation of the Seem of Commies, at what period the net half el the new Wiessainster•hridge would be ready for eridng, sod, on the aratiorlty of the esgleere. be stated the It would be reedy lan Mello eons time to November of the present year. TM segleeer hes kept his word, sod the firet hell of the bridge le :maim tile messes of vehicles. Bat, mfonnately for the the other officers of„the OfficOof Works hare not bun I=6IIOMI as the meow. They hare neglected to mere required sodas to obtain the property to form um sp. the mouth side of the river. The homes seepage/ re" co be take, have lately been held by quarterly Mesabi only, sad by ems oversight or neglect tee parties holding not having bees paved with notices to leave on tehaeieais Day, emote sow be turned oat until Christmas, Mrs the Memo will thee have to be pelted down, the tor Miele sold, sad the appreeshea made. Two of the Meese see war closed, end modem of sale of the materials hem bees LlS;dspan them. In otemequeace of this neglect ems l in eptelsg the bridge mom nemearily take place. Until the new pecans LI wed for traffic the old pert maw be dispensed with, or the other victim of the new bridge be seliefsetodly began. Threctly after the plane of the bruise were derided upon, It was proposed to take a vote of 180,00 W. for the parchese of the buildings lying oetwese Bridge-etreet, Westmiester, and Palace yard. The pretest Chief Com missiosier, however, did not feel iaolioed to ask for this sum, sad merely got a tote for 40,0001., for the percher* of one sr two Mame. By the origin.' plans it was intruded the* the whole of them bending. should he pulled down, and they eveetually mast be, es to ell lw them to rennin would spoil net may the appeaschee to the new bridge, but would also meesdally detract from the appearance of the new houses of perlismerst. It may, therefore. be to foe vented that these premise. will have to he purchased. Owing to the folly of the 01Ble of Works, however, in not having taken the necessary powers at die time to take this property, the proprietors have placed a fancy price upon their property, sad if else government now determine to take It they will have to pay nearly fifty per cent. More than if they had ri bs!** the original plane. As the ',tidy sow meads It is perfectly reless, or rather worm than tapeless. It menet be eggeseened by corsages or testa, sod the hates weeks of osestmeties will have to reads he akeyeecia—Obsereer. SUICIDI AT AN HOTKL—Os Saturday morning Informative wee reeelved by Ms. Fey's, the coroner foe the City, of the dealt if Mr. 8. Lloyd, aged 24, who com mitted self-destreatiew seder the fotlowleg ahrugnstesees ▪ dessesid ewe so Ur Portugal il.id , Plestmerva, on Plaaisq leek sod asetsd ia very good ROMs. O Wa ✓m/ay imam Iss wired to rod st ma esrly boar, sad on Made, taesedag, not waking has appearance, the waiter loseeked at hit door *bon twelve tido*, sad readout no swam • lair was obtained, sad as deg_ isol through the triads, it ass bead Its war dead la bed. Its deer was this broker spa, sad, on s warth bang ash, • ketie was Mod sector bin puler irindt lain uttaised prude said. St:ICIDE OF A ISINNTLESAN AT HAMPSTRAD.--011 Saturday Mr. Watley bald ea Inquiet at the Duke of Hamil ton Tavern. Mew-end, liamiatesd, ca the body of a area about 60 years of age, of highly respectable appearance, band dead is • Sold at North-mad. A policeman stated that about four o'clock of Wediamday afternoon two boys ialnruisd him than was • gastihmaa lying in a Bhl6 ot Korth-end. Ho VIM them sad found dammed, who was lyieg on Ms face. The body was warm, and blood was, 'tramway from bis right tempi... He seat for Mr. Ra magma, who on arrival mid las was deed, and famed • pistol .bat wound in his right temple, sad could foal the ballot, which had passed direct through the bead to the lett temple. A pistol mostly discharged, together with the deceased's bat, was hued a short dutance from the body. On starching discsared money was found is hi. pxketo. cad • cord on which was the name" Wtllwm Ducker—Welk." On the other Ids was written t. Remember Telbot,.te. 14th. 1 will mast you at Om Chamber of Horrors sacra' Decamed was attired is • plum-oultured dram cow, black velvet waastarat, sad list wears. Wellington boots, • coloured comforter, with a red Sewer at the corner, Verdict—a' That dammed kosil deed. with • patal.abt• wound in by right Wm*, laMetad by his own hand, out in abet stale of nand Le wee at the Una there was so evidence to meow." DWI OS TWO PENSLIS 110 Fllll.--On Saturday reenisi Ideswarities wee received by Mt. Charles &Nerd, W awnser kir Weetteisseerol the death of Me. Way Piet sea, erne rasklei Ia Asteeerret, Wateirlooitoed, under the =imbhankaly ctreurneteares —lt swats that that the See is • very diemsod ouoditioo and was left Whin is hest if Ile Oro, one having comet:reed of Use Se sere mid. Some algae .oaten, la pastas her room, were .rise/ by plerelag hie for help, when, on entering, they hoed Ire mobs obese the town enveloped an &nee, and II wee a arse, el greet dallkulty to exuaguieh them. The satortienote woman wee sinee3tel to Weiroiseter but the isjarke ware of such • serious nature that she only eureieed Foe a *bon period. An aged woman, sawed lane Lithe., formerly reading is lithou'e row, St. Oruro's, Boutlovorii ' eloted la St. Thorite'ti Hoeosal on be today roornitig. The drummed, who had noiryleted hat filth year , smug by the le wean her SCRIM. attracted et:tangos: us. and the haeatse Suable eviveloged is dunes. The Are was eziagnebed, bet she and on her sdosseson to the hospital. LASSIITASIJI Wheel ill DONDIIIIII BAT.—Nrw- CASTI.II. Cminnurtinkon, Day. (—Oa the night al the 4th tan. the Armes brig fay to urethan on the teals all Tyrone. monk die id Dirdrese bay. The Newcastle life boat, bekinglag Is the kohl National Lehbast Institution, wee besselard a Mei before dayligtif sad get alongside the about 10 sm., whith tte7 tumid to be atesedoned. It wee Wait.; • sate hum h. W. at tar thee, with a heavy sea. The Coast (board boat at Tinily, is try's, to hisser lb. mewl (baton the lash at came), was capsised, and the boat's new nearly drownel, haring got on awe la a ' eihassted date. It wee found afterwards that the crew of the wend had ahandonid her io I_lowa beg directly she streets, end being outside the broken water, they succeeded la eosin off Si. John'. Point to the neurntsg, where they mod to land, sad in doing to their boat oayered, six ware drowned, and Dios saved by the Coast Otuud of lobe's Point Medea. Had the uadetilLete fellows renialned, by the reseed they would have ben eared, be har meets held on sad pert of the hull above eater 4atll twelve hours Air the lifeboat resolved hot. WAN/MELD AND 2DL REFOIBI BILL.—The r.- tam rowed by lb. k I mainsail's it Weikoliaki, in ninnionite le a Conlassicati , a 60® t h s Moment, and erhkb, it is belsevel, ate to Le wed as data la the preps:Atha ot lb. 0 %wow.' it-forts Btit , kr.f at the fullo•ing nimbi lbo Knee eetiouiled rentele than an 378 occupier* in 61. AnA and.r 61. ; 181 et a sad wader 71. 96 al 71. sad under Si., end 1,1116 at 81 and up. warder l'ek log the raw .ble Tame, thaw Illit.bwa are enluend thee . 201 at 61. and wad.. 61 ; 117 it 61. and wane 71. ; 60 at 71. sad under St, , and 1,057 at al. sad toyer. [Advertimmeat.]-Ito delicious aroma sad grate. fW maaabothator muses Irr ruts..bll4 0.1 K. miry an•lmuktlea two Is rives V. Use •W'r t , 4 Tim st t 5.415. cuatMl.l thaia pladdly mum en , 14.., mats sootlt. diaao•r• Its gmlaiti•Mits Itto akonall• lank.o rb. my-twaa, wide!, Le. Lem 11104mm.....1)an i...alLays the trrltaaa maw n W sub Marc. tt. mall link Ira maw saael aims algal varnatelkiinon -24 aftmegiare•Ilime.gatileta.thaSI QOM. ASSIZE INIELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CERCUlT.—NonnAurrow, Du. 10. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) WON. Aithard Co., 33, weaver, wee indicted for setting fire to • stack of barley, the property of Mr. Heavy Haddon CST% at Desborough, on 30th September. The prisoner pleaded not relay. Mr. Cave prosecuted ; the primes was undskeded. It apparred that near midnight on 29th !claimable bet, a weaver awned Thomas Suokby was returning from a Sower show at Welliagbarosgh, socompanied by his grand ma four other persons, to their home at . In their way they had to pass by the field sad stack-yard of Mr. Cave, in the boundary wall of which there were several gaps. ea he pseud he am a man, whom he thought to be the prisoner, with a light under his coat, golog in the direction of the stack 'Midi was burned. He drew the attention of the pimple who were with him to the light, and they went on hum, vies they watched the light lill it dimppeared. About ea hew afterwards a shepherd, who was paring through the *Wigs, gave an alarm that a Mask was on fire. The primmer had been amnia the interval looking into the window of a home next to Bsokby's home, sad on the little girl going out he nut away. The girt was meek of the identity of UN primer, who bad bees heard, la the earlier part of the emedsg, allndbeg to his having keen prosecuted for trespass, that the perdu should not get esetg .i tz it Mr . und a , Ca y, v a Lwas= d lttee. oed yore pans, antra& THB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Nary Berry, • well-dressed, middle-aged woman, well known to the police as a thief and " sailor deooy," wes &egged with stealing 141. 10s. in Change-41r, Grabill, trots John Miller, mete of the brig Eagle, then lying la the Thames. Hunt, polirocartable 410, said—About 10 last night, the prisoner was given Into my charge by a man, who said his name was John Miller, and that be was mete of the Eagle, for robbing him of his purse containing a 101. Bank of Eng land note, four ewer/tees and a half.sovereign. The prisoner denied aL knowledge of the robbery, and said she bad no money ; but as we were going along she dropped some thing, which she said was only a shilling, but whmh on pick ing up I found to be • sovereign. Afterwards she dropped two other coins which she said were shillings, but I found they were sorrier, end when we got a little farther she dropped something else, which she said was a dripenos, but when I picked it np I saw it was a lielf-wrrersign. When we got to the station she said thememey was her own, es site had got it from a geotieman—or, is she mid, a nobleman — whom she well knew, and whom she was fa the habit of meeting once swish to Duerr-square. She said she had been with him that night from seven o'clock till half-per nine, and that on leaving her he had glees her 61. in gold, Immediately after which she took screed cams doles to the Kendol-house, where she met the complairml. The 101. mote has not been found, and she must either have thrown ft away or passed it to a confederate. I have made inquiry this morning, from which I find that the ship to which com =t belonged sailed early, and that it will not return to for some time. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—Yon are quite sure the prow augur cannot come forward P Witnees—From what I can out than is note chance of It. Mr. Goodman—That is a husky escape for her. She is a vary old hand. She has been here two or three times before, sad hes, I think, been convicted at the Old Bailey. If this dirge could be substantiated, no doubt she would he sentenced to penal servitude as it le, then Is an end of It. Lord Mayor—Yee, I am afraid shaming bediecharpd, and I am sorry it is so. A solicitor who was retained on her behalf applied to have the money In the possession of the taw delivered np. Lord Mayor Certainl y not. You must apply to tne Com missioners of The prisoner was then discharged. BOW-STREET. MN Look", _orianiZ ;;u summoned at the instance of Dr. Wiliiam Bale, major-surgeon on tt e staff, as • charge of misconductieg himself. Dr. Bale stated that about half-put eleven o'clock an Thursday morning he hailed the defendant's omnibus in the Strand, and got in, and defendant shut the door behind him. The passengers said there wee no room, and eceing that wee the cue, he turned round, and requested the conductor to let him out. At fist he mg no attention, but being repeatedly called on, the defen dan t at length opened the door, the omnibus still going on. Complainant laid hold of the handle outside the door, being himself In the inside. Thinking the conductor would stop, he got out, still holding the handle ; but the omnibus went on ra pidly, and the moment Dr. Bale's foot touched the ground he was dragged along by the vehicle through the mud up weeds of fifty yard., notwithstanding his appeals to the defendant to stop, who instead of doing so looked down at complainant with an air of satisfaction at the plight he wee in. The omnibus then stopped, and he wee released. A oonatsble corroborated this evidence, and the doctor, it wee slao proved, wu covered with mud. Detendant said there wee room on both sidle, and be told complaiaant so, end he went on as he was premed for time, Whoa ha opened the door the gentleman jumped out, and was dragged about twenty yards before the omnibus could pull up. B. ooald produce a witness to prove this if the cam was Op:turned. Mr. Jardine said that wu no answer to the charge. Eves suppoelng there woe room the gentleman had • right to gut out if he liked, end defendant ought to have stopped. To drive on when a person was alighting was a most dangerous practice, end might have cost Dr. Bale his life. He had no objection, however, to adjourn the case U defendant could produce witnesses to serve him. numinous adjourned. WESTMINSTER, —-. • - Williams Wilmot; RIO Jaw* Gilby, two privates of the Grenadier Guards, were charged with the following disgrace ful attack. Charles Pike, grocer, 4, St. Ann'rstreet, Westminster, said that on Friday night, at half-past 11, the two defendants were, in front of his house, hallooing and making a great dietarbsitc*. He went out and civilly recieeated teem to go away, when Wilson mixed him by the collar, and shook him vary violently, and Gilby at the same moment struck him en the mouth, making it bleed. Wilson then assaulted ken by oinking him un the neck, and shaking him again, during which time Gilby began to undo his belt. Seeing this action, complainant succeedad in emoting hircooll from Wilson'. grasp and ran as fast as he could, both the soldiers pursuing him, and Gilkey striking at Lim all the way withhls belr,until complainant met a constable and gave him Into custody. William Gearing, 86 H, said that jest before one o'clock en Friday night he hosed cries of " Step them," and saw the complainant running, with the soldiers (who were drunk) after him. He saw Gilby strike Mr. Pike, and witness then captured him, when be became violent and kicked witness. Boih the defendants denied the charge. Mr. Arnold said, drunk or sober, such disgraceful conduit could not be allowed. He should flue Wilson 31. or one month, and Gilby 61. or two months' for ansaulting Mr. Pike, and further commit Odby for 14 days for resiattog the coe stable. Toe defendants were locked up. MARLBOROUGH4ITHEZT. Jacob Midi, • Garesis;,duntkdfe7eti wisier, wee i•rpsd with pro:tieing • swindle, nod Wray costairned with Wherein I frawiuteutly utosintne • watch from David Pules, eke • trermeo, residing at 208, tilarylebone-road. The prosecutor, who bee been but f•,ur work. in latelswi, stated refit on tlie yritetowi afternoon, while in Oxford-4ns% die prisoner accosted him In Eneltrb, which he did •aa understand, but • wound " gentleuutn" pawing at the Moment, stated In French, which he did understand, that prisoner wee asking for some street. Toes getting fate conversation, the two strangers discovered they were all going WO wine rood. Atter walking wow cietance prisoner prop...ad a "dunk," end they went into lotus hotel, when tM language introduced wee Freerb. Another ..geetiewien" main in, din aided t• ben little the wens kr Dram, KARIM'S. COTTON GOODS.—MANCIIIIIII, Duo. 10.—There is less activity in the market again this morning, attributable to a variety of circumstances. The letters from Bombay and Calcutta scarcely convey so satistxtory an amount of the market and its immediate prospects us those contained in the hasty telegrams preceding them, and, in the next_ the prier of cotton have given way this week about Id. ter lb.; Notwithstanding the unpreosdentedly high rates prevailing here for yarns end goods, so long ea spinners and mtmeacturers have the command of prices, se they have had fee some mouths past through the rest general demand existing, the price of the raw material will not much of the market, but coming at a time w hen the lodise trade is checked • little, it is natural that it should induce more caution then at another time. The home demand for cloths and yarns continues on a large scale, and especially fur printers. Lung cloths, T cloths, and domestics, continue in request, but, as slated in previous reports, very heavy con tracts exist for such goods, and much of the time of agents is taken up in attending to securing the punctual delivery of goods booked some weeks ego. Brocaded and figured suirt fts are well engaged, the latter being very warm, and fancy goods. Including bleached, printed, dyed, and other ffsb, meet with • ready sale. In one or two descriptions of yarns there is • rather melee feeling, and the Germans ere only buying moderately. Low counts of water twist to the Kedivaransaare la good regent, sad rents dearer. Tuna forte Blackbara rad Borrisiey'marketa are well em =end moat kinds of twist for manufacturen and for trade markete are firm in price. COTTON.—Ltv 'wool, Dzo. 10.—The galas of cotton to-day are admits& at 7,000 bale. A quiet market at the Woo of yesterday. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lzans, Dsc. 10.—Ws bare no feature of importamm to Sake in tits market this morning. There has Wee a fall attendance of merchants In the ME; and a good business has been tranmeted in seasonable fabrka. HARDWASE.—Bianttroaam, Dac. 10.—In this town end the district trade condone nausuelly healthy for the season; few more orders will be given oat far this quarter; , bat the roaeufact ales continue in full work, &denim up ceders in band, and many have already been given eat for nut quarter. At Wolverhampton also trade continues healthy, and a similar remark @polies to the general manu facturing trades of South Staffirhire end Seat Worcester shire. The iron trade is dull, with a languid demand even for the best makes of manufactured iron. The miners in the Oldbury district are endeavouring to procure an advance of 6d. per day In their wages, but the present state of trade will not admit of this bring conceded. The Australian ad vices received ben this weak reported the markets as still glutted with hardware goods, and at present no improvement on be calculated upon. The accounts received here from the East Indies are more favourable than they have been for some time past. Amongst the influences which have helped to depress this branch of the inport trade is the recent tariff ; but • better feeling now prevails, and the prospect of a renewed demand for our goods wee increasing at the time of the de parture of the mail. CORR.-Catalano E, Dec. 10.-A may dull market, end barley was Is. to 2.. lower. Wheat, 32.. to 405.; white, 48s. Barley, 245. to 425. Beans, 38s. Peas, 38e. to 40s. Oats, 18s. to 26e. Cauvaithuar, Dec. 10.-Then was rather 1110r0 bruk nees is the market to-day, but prime remained shout the same. Wheat, brown, nee, 36e. to 455.; old, 375. to 465. ; whits, new, 38s. to 48.. ; old, 40s. to 49.. Barley, 30*. to 46.. Oats, 18s. to 28d. Beane, 32.. to 41a, Rog peas, 335. to 38.. Cam Ann, Dec. 10.-We had a good supply of all kinds of grain as our mark-t this morning. Prose were slightly in favour of buyers for all kind. of grain. Sellers being willing to meet the redaction a good clearance was effected. Wheat, whim, new and old, 19.. to 20e. ; red. new and old, 18s. to 18s. 6d. Barley, new sod old, His. to 14s. Oats, potato, old, 10a. to 11..; new, 8.. 6d. to 10s., common, 91. 9d. to 10s. 3d.; sew, 7.. 6d. to Ba. Flour, per storm, la. ltd. to 2.. Id. Ostia's', 2s. 2d. to 2.. 4d. Rinsed, Is. 6d. Barlaymeel, ls. 86.-Carlias Joeansal. COLCRIIHTIR, Dee. 10.-A good supply of wheat and other Frain. Wriest, barley, Mans, and peas each in fair demand at fully late rates. OLoncorrza, Dec. 10.-There was a small attendance, at our to-day's merlon, and few trensections occurred. Ruglish wheat was held very firmly, and a rise of Is. per qr. in some histanoss ortettlis]ed. Foreign a free sale. flatting barley Is. per qr. cheaper. Grinding no change. Oat trade slack, and 6d. lower. Imports of the week ending Dec. 10 !- Wheat, foreign, 840 ; barley, foreign, 2,100. GUILDFORD. Dec. 10.-We were mobs liberally sup piled with wheat. Trade dull, but a good °Mumma waa made without particular alteration in prices. Batty very difficult to sell except at a further reduction. Wheat, 40.. to 60.. ; Barle 295. to 425. Oats, 19s. to 27d. Beans, 375. to 40s. Pew, 3 6.. to 38s. HARTFORD, DEC. 10.-The market to-day fairly supplied with wheat; trade very dull at last week's prices. Barley met a dull sale at Is. per qr. lem money, supply r ood. Oats, peas and Mans, made last week's prices. Wheat, 20a. to 295. our load. Barley, 26* to 46e. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 28.. per qr. Pees, 224. to 286. per bid. Beans, 245. lo 30e. per load. Letcarran, Dec. 10.-Here to-day there was a moderate show of wheat, both old and new. and the trade ruled firm, at the currencies of last week. Red qualities changed band. et 40s. to 445. ; white ditto, 445. to 48.. per 36 stone, Is the barley trade the demand was by no means active; choice parcels, however, wen not materially altered from last week, and sold at 38e. to 42a. per qr.; mane descrlptions MVO dif ficult to quit at receding prices, 275. to 80e. per 30 atom. Oats (of which the show was about se usual) sold et the quotation* of last Saturday, 24e. to 34e. per 24 stone. Beene scarce, and superior sorts were in demand at quite as much money as last wadi, 425. to 62.. par 38 stone. NSWCASTER-UFON-Tens, Dsc 10.-At sur market this morsung we had a moser•te show tit wore flow the growers, for which a quick rale was .xp-rienoed at the tarn in favour of the setter, but I. south c auVry theeriptione ne advance wee precliceihis, oohs, to I , ar arrivals belay large, whilst at the rates time • C....ll:livable porta did n,t appear apes lb" markel, Dario" word direct isto the hands of our aril- Ism, thus eeeriuntine for the demand bares es from the stands. For • parcel of trra new old Suffolk yellow vs, procured 60e., robe new tusking the mass Scan per 60411 m. Is firmly: , little was pose; 49.. 64. ter 501.1.. was taken for Pomeranian red to clear • v.essl. Nee old Wolves red, weighing setinwilY 62 4 1 1*9 wee aimed at 60a, end Lows et 48e. per Make., without .lets, otos** Mikes aillesweves very 4. forest about seated *ma at them nem. 'WV sad wee readily holier ems sceepted during the week. Mktg bar ley most difficult to quit, aad only the choicest qualities sale able at previous prices. Of new Danish the market he best pretty well cleared at 365. 6d. to 38e. for the choler* quell nee, weighing 661 b. to 661 b. per 'mallet ; grinding marts mated. In beans or peas little adoring and the same re marksere applicable to can. The arrival:this week ere:- Wheat, coastwiro, 3,849 qrs. • foreign, 1,890; coast wise, 1,796; malt, wastwin, 872; ante, agentrim. 39 1 3; beans, °commies, 12 ; dour, 1,682 sacks; Wienbns, corn flour 2 sacks. Nomica, Dec. 10. - Today wheat we. Is limited supply, and former rates were fully imported he all &ecriptionn A fair quantity of barley wee offend, and ems in some instances were in favour of the buyer. Little doing in oat, beans, and pass. Flour remained without alteration in value. White wheat la quoted this evening 47e. to 60s. ; red ditto, 425. to 44e. Best Chevalier malting bar ley, 424. to 48e_ ~ • runs Chevalier ditto, 34e. to 40a.; distillingditto, Me. to 275. per Tinter. Latest avenge*: Wheat, 2,800 i quieten, 44a. 3d. ; beaky, 7,6104 gutters, Md. 9d. NOTTIXONAII, Dec. 10.-There err .boat as avenge show of whist at oar corn nohow this inceaing, which sold ataa advance of la. per quarter. Old white realised 62a. to Ms. ; new ditto, 48e. to Min ; Ted, 46e. to 60e.; new ditto, 41e. to 47a. per 38 Moan The show of barley vas fair, and superior description made late rase, while interior were a languid sale, and prim were in favour of the buyer ; 365. to 46e., • foreign finis, 39a. to 41s. per Tuner ; enthng, 27e. to 3k. per 30 stone. There wee a slight (M -cßee in the value of oats; old, 295. to 34e. ; new, 22a. to 27e. ; foreign, Ms. to 31e. per 24 stases Beans come scantily to head, sad moved off at extreme quotations; old, 48e. to 625.; new, 445. to Ode. per 38 moue. 01101 D. Dec. 10.-In consequence of the Brm tone of the bade in Mark-lane yesterday, our market to-day exhibited considerablen eadinen ; for all good qualities ems may be to:trout the same se last week, but holders were not to piees mice. remanonooon, Dec. 10.-At our market to-day we had a large "apply of wheat, which met &Toady sale at fully the nines this day week. Barley lower. OM unaltered in value sad in good supply. Bean again Is. per qr. lower. IMO= :-Best red wheat, Os.; common, 41s. to 42a. per 6011165. Oats, 11d. to Is. ld. per stone. Baena, 40a. to 41s. par qr. of 6221ba. !immure*. Dec. 10.-There was but a moderate supply of wheat this morning. The demand for more money caused trade to be mho slow, sad though a few instances occurred in which Is. extra wee given Joe fine parcels, the prices f m, y mie vr a. ore not higher than lest week. The Inde in was firm at late quotations. In other corn there was male - - - - --- Rocamente, Deo. 10.—At the Exohange today a few of the beet samples of white were dose at 46a. to 604., but infe rior kind, were scarcely saleable at 425. to 46e. In red aorta the transactions were very baited, and that description was quoted at 444. to 421. for prime samples, sad 39.. to 43a. for other kinds. The malt trade remains steady, sod smit ing wimples of barley atill realise the high figure of 44e. ; this, however, being for none but the very best sorts. There was only a limited supply of grinding sorts, kr which thee were but few inquiries at prices nominally the same as those of last weak, though in some instance' a few inferior lots were offered at le. per gamier lees mousy. The oat trade exhibited much heaviness. In the few treaeactions that took place about 6d. per goer ter decline wee obtained, a great quantity remaining unsold at the close of the market. The trade in beans and pee wee dull, but neither of them articles can be quoted as say cheaper. WORCEBTION Dec. 10.—At the last day's market there was a limited supply of wheat icon the fermate and aa advance of la. per qr. was reluctantly submitted to. Foredo unaltered. But little demand for other magas, which were without alteration in value. _ _ _ Waimea, Dec. 10.-A fair supply ot wheat, and mode rate of other grain, at this day's market. All good dry mdleys' wheat met a ready sale at Is. per qr. over last week'. prices. Spring corn rather in favour of the buyer. Prima to** grower:-Wheat, white, new, 48e. to 47a.; extra, 49e., 831 be. per bushel; ditto red, new, 41s. to 43e., extra, 44a.; ditto white, old, 46e. to 475., extra, 49e.; ditto red, old, 42.. to 44a., extra, 465. Oats, 100. to 11d. per stone. Beene, 40s. to 44e. per qr. Toss, Dec. 10.-At our awn =that this morning the show of wheat from the growers wee tolerable, and the at tendenoe was fair. The trade ruled slow, and the rates of the preceding week were maintained; fine white samples made bOs.; seeandary and inferior, 4Se. to 48e.; best red, Ma.; o th er aorta, 42a. to gm per 38 acne. Them WS e good supply of barley, and the amount of badmen done was moderate; malting moved off at 38s. to 40e. per quarter; grinding may be quoted nearly Is. lower than last week, 30e. to 32e. per 30 stone being the currencies. For oats recent rates were for the moat part obtained, namely 224. to 28e. per 24 stone. Not much variation in been, 44e. to 48s. per 38 atone; melt, 6135. to 70e.; rye, 32a. per quarter; doer, 335. to 33.. per 20 atone. KIRKCALDY, DEC. 10.-The ground was very wet in the early part of the week, the rain having fallen ere the frost had gone ; since then it has been fine, and a conaiderable Meath of land hes been gown with wheat. At our country markets this week, we had lees grain showing, and, ea IMF chants were oßariug lees money for wheat, barley and oat., traneactions were few, at about Is. per qr. redw elm Many of our large farmers have delivered their het panel of barley. reserving only their seed grabs Here to-day we had fair supplies of wheat end oats, bat small of barley. Sam of wheat and oats slow ; barley mom ready-prices of all hi favour of buyers by about Bd. per qr. Wheat, 41a. to 60a. per qr. Barley, ale. to 40e. Oat% 21s. to 27e. Warnanoan, Dec. 10.-We have had slightly-lacreamff =of boom-grown grain this week, and fair snivels of corn from abroad, but no wheat. No champ of am atqaenoe has occurred in our market alma the date of our last; businees has been confined to the immediate wants at the trade at about late prices. Farmers' wheat has sold freely at full rates, end for really prime eamples N. to Is. per barrel more money him been paid. Foreign, on the contrary, has given say nearly as much, but bolder@ are not free sellers at the decline. Barley has been in good request at the extreme quotations of Saturday last. Oat' have sell slowly at former rates, present prime leaving scarcely soy martin for shipments. Time has bean rather more doing In Indian own, and at a tribe below our quotation' there are purchasers for large quantities. Flour dull, but sot lower. Imports this week:-Wheat. 14 qrs.; bailey, 2; Indian corn, 6,050; flour. 6 sacks. Export' this week Barley, 930 kis.; oats, 3,000 bale.; bar, 1,293 enaka. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Citetr•LTY. (tarola). of Madam, VA, boo Itoopatt to Peraluda. lank oo W. lUtn o' November. to lot 37 N, lon.. W; crew 'load ot Korn (ono of U. Wawa Lila).—asataraam. Des. B. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Fairy (MO), from Liverpool for New York OW. 14, lat. 49 N, Lon IS W. GTBne : ot 14WIL tram London for Ceylon, Nov. 10, Tat 13.34 8, lon 31.33 W. 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