The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-31 00:00:00

LITAXATURZ Muria Earlams, wish dpiLpripas, AWN, and P 64 of all Arm dad Aahem: from Ara, Cars aftel ito4ert Parlie. Matt Illsetratials, &icy maned teem ihnigns head is Oar Work*, by Jobs Wetted, P.S.A. '!tie w►ds traocated sad Wised, vita sildittoad, 17 Ricans) Picot. Lowman. _ Students andlibliopoliste are the idly people who are generally familiar with the weeks of Robert Fairies and of Jacob Vita. The pier emblems poeticaliy illustrated in Fairlle's " Lyetinocomia," a hook nearly cootemporary with the" Reibleniata, Morelia et (1.: onoarca" of Jacob Cam, and fully as rare in these days, are aptly combined, in a very sumptuous volume, jut issued by one of oar great pu'ilishing firms, with selections from the pages at t Ise "utch lyrist. &Odes the " &able taata." al. fee aide writinp of Cats have been explored fir material; and the curious reader may identify pas sages from the " Slone en Mince Britten" and " Spiegel vas den Voorleden en Tepnwoordiges Ty''' . Jacob Cate wear is Dutch and Latin verse, of peat ochres and freedom. The diatichs in ?nosh with which he accompanied each subje t see likewise ronarteble fur those qualities ; and, in the Mrsage •ividness and Teutouic strength of their phrasing, may be likened to the massive and pictu resque metre of the most original of modern French poets, Victor Hugo. The emblematic verse of the Scotch writer Foirlie, being restricted in its theme, is not epoch in various imagery u fertile in conceits. The figure which runs throughout hie quaint poems, ' here placed at regular intervals, is the figure el • candle, lantern, or other artificial light. Every poodle view of this object is taken up and ex hausted in separate attempts to point a religiose moral; and tne persistent ingenuity is apt to grow tiresome. With the fancies of Jacob Cats an entirely opposite phenomenon is apparent. His allegory tale-, nothing emits, and the flights of his proverbial philosophy wou:d astonish many who have regarded Mr. Topper's performances in this same arena with eyes prone to elope in holy dread. The following poem, founded on the aphorism, tt Love, like • ball, requires to be thrown back," is, in the happily quaint translation of Mr. Pigot, suggestive of Cowley : Cowley Gir, if you would lora Wel, iv ploy this ploseont game, You must monks is quiet return, 'l., that I may do Ike some. y to sinks at all, And that I Disko play slime, Th, n lb. shuttles rare to fall. And the guns ot once is dome. Murk, sweet insides, when I strike, And attend to what I asy ; Triune sad Love's gams slaw. Need a quick mute of play; Wbc, their *run mast would know, And la equal share la bath gram silks serf ligeal s et la gyre NM Subs. Lore rd Tusle beet. pley'd 111, doe epee the pryers il, Mee me sheensheen• ems -m al will Te et leak the MIL Love, fe lave Y 6mitamedvv; Love glom la eel erregth to love ; Led le ben amen, Love doh meet its power prove. Lon, of love's at ems Ma peek And teVerd man lure Um bmt ; Nrobiog sen le ler swim, but Ike Moe Mal ghee t net. It Iltnni MOW ere peal Om, t. vr ; W be smolder' ; hot 31 you pies uo vokons, Ikon ..y—good. bye to you. The designs of Adrian Van de Venne, which embel lish the Dutch folio edition of Cats"' Emblems," and welch, as wears told by Sir William Beechey in hie lite of Sir Josh.* Reynolds, exercised a potent spell on the genius et :hat peat painter, are reproduced in this volume with true artistic spirit, not the IN. worthily shows in some few deviations, made fa de- • terrace to the purer taste of the present day. The richness and breadth of colour which we have indi cated se charactinisiog the verse of Jacob Cats have corresponding qualities in the pictorial festers et the volume. Among the artistic publications of the MIMIC it stands prominently forth. We have men nothing of such perfect individuality this year. As • girt-book it is especially to be commended at the present period. Its axiomatic form is most suitable to the beginning of a new year, when the wisdom of the past should be held of some account in plans for one guidance in the titan; sad its abundance and divemlty of subject will give it an endoriog value. NA VAL AND manAzy. Nv , tt. Plum* MONIT.—NeSk• Wyss le all passim Ist• Wrested them% that pagemalaas re now Wog oak be Ur Intended dteribatiaa of the amease write be the dessist boo reeve ia 'be Class am by bot Idsbsty's Cow" be own the 24th sag 17 Aaiun, lie& WOOLWICH, Dsc. Ths IlKast stews Twit is to be placed is lane &as c menlllllols. CHATHAM, Dec. 30, - Yesterday evening a party of non-catatarsiaaad rfflosta sod tow from the eariotte depots attached to the &ler trattotios os Coletrer&rr, arrived et Fort Pitt RenOtal br terelksl Oreataeat, the mists ot theta harts. bee* taralidod. Amaral. or lash ass Met/MD.O TROOPe Thom Imata.—• ceatillealde amber el slot sad *Witted trews tome rereteed st the marry 1me41611, Peet Pst, Ude slaw am, harts( waived at Osevessed from laths this witiiag, lase Eisetad Graham, width monad few Cakatta ea the Slat of Augurs The somber el Stoops that embarkat at Cakiett woo 191 gra of an nate, 1'4.1841g to the 9th Lehrer., Itilftery Trate, Royal Amines f. Rid Brigede, Sed Baia 6th Voodoos, 6th, Stit, 13th Light letuary, 19th, 20th, Aar. 31tb, 3715, 38th, 62ad Laski lalantry, 63rd, Sith, Um. 64'b, 67th, 73rd, 76th, 77th, 791., Rigklearkm, 81th, 861 h Cosizimight Ranger.. 97th, sad !YAP Bog ;meets, together with 10 woman sad aeder tha immowial n 1 Capitals C. 11. Browne, 97th Regiment, and 10.411 I - . D. A. Mactialay, sth Fawhera, sad ia tee& cberet of Aeektest-SAtre at F. J. Slott, 10.6 Rail. met. 001 officer, LleeMeaut J. Mayo, who boo hems tufted If to Ha•lal b led., aloe retell with the Imre, and woo trkeu itto the lase* banal& A amber of atea belonging t, the Basal Psalters sod the Bonsai A-t: , ag, who 00. daitmed their dtwherith alto antra with the troops. The number of ars e s awing the pottage a ' eel includier • !rpm of Qt.. Wee Brigade, who jumped overboeed sad tau • ,, ip•Ste4, Just SO the vessel .as sateriag the Chimer'. Os les itet,rel of the livnew at Fort Pitt they wen ow '4 ally liadiatt.l by the .1.6 at theteetaltiblimat, whoa 23 mini ever edmitted into hoepttal, end the remainder teat to St. Mary'. ievelid orilablioboorat IJ await thur Me chem. • very toeteestiag sad *umiak' exgerieneeit wee made this at the 'Manhunt natant in carrying out a sumetion off owl Mr. Fienigan, the tathere eer the Lenena. Chatham. end Dever Railway, end submitted to hie Royal Higbee. the Gimes!. Coeueverdtag-,a-Chef, tar 'edemas the asap t0....t00 of traae4 by railway to an untainted eyetem, reeiiiag it. in potat of fact., a parties of the soldier's &tn. By order ot Alejle.l3•• • ral • detachment of 96 men. mediates.. I 1:10&-COMR1 was marched mad the cation end drawn op he Cntat Of Uwe eeeend-clans earriee/e• when Mr. Finnigan, loving expleined hie prlacipl• and given a prerti• hullos , tee of the maths lepelftwito-Majte Deeded, MO Mob Soc. &ow red lu dimsgsge their hea 4 each; and due recetcci: tb.• orreeeere inetructione, 111111 oedlered to match lain the . - •11r: t 0... After sae or ten attempts, they were able to take rte.( Owe% with NM end legalarlyz i lef thee a to,n,,te By the method peopled by Mr. 1,000 oleo cto In„,erod and the train reedy tet shat d troth three utau:e• •tter their arrival at the stadia. PORTSMOUTH, Dn. Sii. The Melpomene, 51, screw, Captain Charles Evart, gam paid up worsen Thursday, awe to-day awe halt el bar gaapsay has bees treated a short Imre. The F.so, 17, screw sloop, Cquimander Ralph I'. Caber, hmrl, lir an Tburmday for rgrairt,.. - , Tito Uwe', 2. iron o..rew soon or Alp, Commander Negri W. floe, tame into barb Tor on Thure try otteinuon, nod will remain until tba weabor inolonaes. TILEGE till TO lATA.- 4 From England to the Ism fa 40 Wanton" will .s be a Testily, and Cleopetrie Needled' end the Plrsedde ed Egypt me jest now 'holy to be tura4.l 1., um—perhope to act the per of point for tao suptorl et rho telegraph thee from Reeked PO ladle sad other lame Bettie\ and posemintte is Um Eel*. • despatch received is psolorday truce theigspore eters Ivo the sehmeriee telegraph how that port to lava bed r. ea meg secomettuly laid as tar es hliat,c Bares, etd that It tees coefibetty expected that it troti4t real flit wu is Weds Tale Use, shsa completed, will coommt Jo, a, Bone, . sad the other Islas& is lb. Strolls of Sarin tad Masora, sad the J... hes, into owe ~ ramealy, sad thee. by • speedy banshees* of commercial sad Mee latollt.nmacer, aerate • hied ad mantel iatercoerse esamai who Imo hitherto bete fl,Yg ia *peril el anyairm le each other. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, Mk PRIMLY TATION TO i4/0.8 A. O. JitiONIOND 8T1W4111; KR Major Stewart, soh of Sir William D. Stamm' d Oreadtally, alseddy, sod atessidirees, brass YV Meadken heap weir, theimam es W orssehe Min dinsked rim ark sasehisi le L e s bastri, id w the yew lid, by eseeroklog Mu Is • mile aim, sad ver= z ki e si its s cowlei basic As es tem ai misibren est Se tame k the h.B of limn L l* K ifikobigh. T dew he Ireassy was appromrsed to %ask el whom s onelikable wiles who peat, sad to the bid OIL ma sell ths of Ihreedalbostr, who Wily est It fee tbr The prentedes sward is a wipes. The bkle ado* covered with devices Lin, L. The hat le I laid d basey ostoll.work of aid airs, are emblem of the asewarts, sad at the bed an do woo d do rear which k• r p..atotm of tic Visits Orem Near the Sop et the wabtsrd u tba era of the tray, hre bees wish the motto .• Provyd," mid • Nub etcher dews the Wedgies se follows '• Pressied w M.Jtr Willis Lip Drusiteced Sower, V.C., as Ms vein ken =Wk. Y Mir mil lath., a* a wkeo d do pride sod klieg lies is ha gallant dietary* of ilwitj by the tsearry es the Mune of do fad«, Sir William Dedmind defidt, dasdlially, Ban., 1859." 11 mot about IN mien. Is was posioently disMayed clerks/ tbe ink& esd soiled mesh okakeros. Toe charm the their wee eiroMisiVelaght Ls. Lord Panay% 'Ow" oa W firesl 160 guested the evestsg. sod by Lordl ems Mom ; O.M .- rogy,W.S., Edinburgh ; Copia Bali, fthodelvkie; Ciao. hi, log., 8ir 0 .,. the leis by kb Osseo the Duke of Mbar; ANIL Bows, Lg., of Pashilly; Bois lfela ▪ Cesittacies ; If. B. thiert, Neg., BalsokoUly ; sod A. lkinwert. Lg., W.B , Slobstsb. *m tiutUtgints. coma OP BANKRUPTCY.—Dsc. 30. (Bet. Mr. Omi=lsm Arc) bawkrapis, AVM Ettirriar aad Edward Staff Prin, yrs aaalweretaata, of Bwhopagaurawwi. Thu was the ed emileate'dtuog. ZI. ' C a ne sista append for the eaticeme; Mr. Lemma he meditate; sad Mr. Lleklatsr for the beelmipte. Mr. hawrame Geld be wee to error, on the formes ▪ elMhig OM Megan. Phitipeoe, for wham be oppreed7t reseed mem et the beakrupte money. It appeared that sameele M about LOOM had been made. Their dealiwp Y reberep. IMO whet thee be bad supposed. bet M • Moe when the beakrepte east have Mown them. eithee Mbe lemehemt. TM esearaot wm for monthly dell. vain, 4A qtri hip tem • meth. _ _ . . 14: YJsksts, ssii be ;hied to put a kw farther quie tism he She brakrapt. A. IL Prier. A. S. Prier. who was awlfartag has billepedikee, wee arresianiedeted with a oat at the table. Be sewhell tbat they 'applied Young and Saw, Twaerlden with &beat 1,200 tams ot cad war am*, red NM bele el penile tor each cargo oa its sailing hoer Noweseds. Dry &ow on Young I and Shaw far teals m antra. At the the were code la traded of the vitae of SAM, Ise wYW thep rh b o t seat hdle of periods end earn en Yaw wad Shaw. Me hod been diseannted esd wore la dr Weds ot Wed perms,r wboe Teas red Shaw win Itabb. Kr. Labials, said the hadivi bed beta limped with oak*/ sitmess %SOK to Moms. Yeses wad Shaw, to Noah, Ana to nest their adveasse bet en the elide hand the seelintes bed got die bu d enno en their way to Y dad Shaw; me tbet the sot been pi:timbal& a issuirdia weettesed—Yeetog est "haw Med shod these yeas deer wa. SeliesqranS4 Kr. Philip. adssine, the * smoke areditor. he mob to them, Wertag to led dm. with (The m were prodated.) Mr. Lawmen 'Vexed that 'bees Wien could sot be made Mr. Midair add ha woo eadtled to show that Mr. Phi Myna, w►lle charging tba lank:opts with giving credit uswierly lo Young sad mss, yr basff ollrlag to dial with this. Hie Beam thought Übe*, Sober the Wore, and would Week whet weight to to he thought mammy. Ia these law lhasse. PW/Mproa, 01010 the* trot, eapromed • desire n, to do beim with Young and Shaw, whoa they felt thiamine's a wake be do as." Bankrupt —Mr. Philip= topped sighs or am cargoes In Snake to Young sad Shaw. The eselipses are suing for these. Oat scarred with firm. Philippa was ea the 28th et February. Gels were eanatag forward almost every day hem the Ist Ape tower stoppage la Aqui. Law gum- Wes wet, to some is the whop mantis. They mat more then we caalreeted by lest we mat on payingtlU the stop- TheWe paid tbs. newly 4,0004 Comanhokeer—Dese met all this rewtrediag ire Itself into a ' erne that the keahrtwo had gene too long ? Kr. Lfahleker dkl set haw vim new hie Ha mar might Mho ; bathe was snub., to ram the bankrupts ken th e Aerie made oa the form, merles that Wm was the first tenneestion with Norm Pliilbseis sad that the huthrupte bed as,.. paid thwa The benkrupt farther sewed that 7804 was now due to Wan. Philips= on aomptentes, and 1,1001. of coal had haw stopped in Insultu. Mr. Ceases mid that Messrs. PidUpecw had prom* far 1,7101., sad geode of abe=t 8001. were the subject of M. gation. Mr. Lawman, mid that the whole cisim of Nem& ma was 2,44440We/1 would be reduced if their dint Gosh stopped woe upheld. Bankrupt—We anseseded le my father's beim to 1850. H. had rented ea the bagasse 30 years ht Loader, site OS brims of • eldpbeelwe at ifeweestle, when I repreemiell Ma Ise Am yews. My blether had seated la the Lenin beim kr may years. It was a very extensive No. as =astir after my fatbsee death we gem up the shipheehlig brims at Newcastle. The C.mawirtioasr—l Imlay knew what a shlybrehat b. . Idr. Unitiser sappiled the indite leformstan. limawa —We etiattztasd the baldness on the South Wales Maws, on the agency system till the stoppage of the Senn Westin Coal The Ceemeassioner—lt= sa n Y oi have been a very lama the biasses it Obey failed. Mr. Lbaklater said it wee lucrative to the bankrupts, if not to the neat. The Cemotheionsr—What woe his name, Marshall? Mr. Lawrence— Yes. He has been here more than emos. (A laugh.) Benkrupt—The Metres wee a lucrative one, but we had to complain of the direotoni not supplying waggons enough. The Commissioner—They always make that oamplamt as all the lines. _ Bankrupt—At first the station-tosatere ware allowed to sot as our agents. This woe dimoutinusd, sad we had to sweat oar own spats. The trade oat the South Waters Sae was °peed at the request of the directors. In 1567, lades* It so loager lucrative, we withdrew from it. In hammy, 1561, we ormatarcoed the business on the Pastern Counties Ilart, In warship with Mr. John Gooch, who had formerly sap• plied the company with coke. That beldam berme very lucrative afar 1864. We brought shoat 800,000 toes drool usually from Derbyshire, Notaaghantabire, Clay Crest, sad ether collieries, ceasing at Pstrorbovowls to the Beams Coemiles. In comae:ion with that ttrraaddee we braille the Lolly Benicia* simmer, to feellitate the fatillmeat of as asset with the company, by which we wise boned to Nap e.=Mae of ma • week at Lowestoft. The trade uthe Counties sontlaued dorm, to our stoppage. Mr. Goa h retired If 1866. Ia 1866 Mr. Wisidiagton mitred from the chairmanship of the compeay, sad the new directors WWI the rate of The Corareasi e a:L i r suppose they thought they wan too cheap to mike say melt. They thought se ; but they hare slam we oat their roatsks, and here gnu back to their old ram. 11eskolipt—Whea out old 000trect expired, they relied *dr Moe 26 or 30 per oast. We streggied oft *Oast that. The booed hove sin* lowered their charge@ below the old Mos, bat too Isle to do us aoy good. The Commissioner—Do you gems that the rate is how • lower they the edema vet; r llookeept—Thet is is. We readmit& the trade till our arlt is now ia fah operation =ha oar onaterear. In r g.. •satmed has • eastrecit with 60 Clealsol les Cos lawn' Conway to area gas for theoe. Thsh eseateet wee proditabla till the end at 1806 We bit asessor Empire for the purpose of 66 easkteet, Debt' to Mary moor with the board of the pis eseapay as Is the prow d their works, they dsheadesd ear imbued la Mar* 1164 and saber's wind as kw alleplaetica wee rehrrsd to odd helm We food that the weeks were irefileisat to suable we supply the asaaaaary gee. The sward wee whist me for I, 7ON. The Barzelar was the arbitrator. The award woo wade fa May est Jana Whoa the rates al earriap were eitissd ea She Baran Cords, we tried the Great Northam, hat they we. tram thswesiree, sad we amid aot epee Is the ewe slake. (A WO.) Oar coals were kept back, sad theirs was advaaced. All kiads of obairudoas we. pot in our way. Cross sedans wets °armload, sad were Fettered to Mr. Serjeant Harm They sot stifi pending. We sbandosed marry of our @tattoos on the various base la 1868, and gave op the wend trade entirely. The Commiselonsr—Vory properly so, I should think. • non carrying on a retail trade at fifty or sixty &agent would moon find himself on the wrong side of the 71Zbaakropt wee farther siniard ato a loan of 4,0001. from the linglith sad floottierLow Lif e eOhloe ' out of which they rectivrd 3,7001., 601. Wag kept beet by the office to caw • year's interest mad the pro lam of insionnoe. One of Ids brothers ma a creditor for 4,0004, for which he hold es secarity. There had not bees • tor et all their stations ; at essay there bed been no Ices at mil. Mr. North, the =• tam coalowner in Nottinghamshire, waa • for 6,0004 _ . Mr. Lawrence repealed the grounds of his opposition— reckless trading, speculating without capital, mcurrusg debts when in onset, end reeking preferential psyments. They owed in round figure. 120,0001. ; the offieial itsee bed received 8,0001. or 9.0001., and the utmost that wo be realised from every available source wee 20,0001. Against Knits of 88,0001. in ten yet" there had been payments of 163,6201., needy double the amount ; and th e partners bad drawn out 21,6001. Mr. Linklater urged on behalf of the bankrupts that only one creditor bod appeared to oppose, utdtbat the assignees who were creditors to en enormous extent, and had dealt with the benkropte for yeti r, had not a single complaint to make. The opposing creditor being not only a coal owner but • soil. titer, felt no doubt very angry that be was not allowed to re in his nods. Had the mailman been willing to accept lie law, probably the opposition would never have been heard el. It rested more on the general features of the beleamelteet than on any personal complaint. The bankrupts, after atele.ing their father in his badness here sod at Newcastle, had atuceeded to a profitable busbies', having then a capital of 8,4001. Tory had saffend largely by the changes in the management of the lime on which they had treded. After doing all in their power to develop their trade on the South Western, the trade Ina suddenly thrown open, sod they had to compete with adventurers. On the Eastern Counties they hod opened • kegs ton, coal, having been before that time exorbitantly dearthroughout the district. They had a thvouranle contract with the direoton; but the rates were suddenly roomed upon them ; the new directors were minute to genie rime of their 1 1 profits; end the Messrs. Prior we,. obliged graduelly to' decline that buskins. The gentlemen who opposed had hem mast insufilciently lestrocted on the former occasion unfortunately his thanes had gone forth to the world , ad few would read the admission he bed mew made that be had been imperfectly Matra/red. In 1857 the bankrupts obtained • moat profitable monad with the Central Gas Company ; but owing to differences with the company it we. taken out of their hand& The pr eheat from Mr. Pnilipson was made at • time when they were in high credit ; and he had at once offered to supply them to die extent of 20,000 tons of coal at Ba. 61. per eon. The baelreepts were not then aware of their position ' owing to the difficulty of completing their stock-takiegs. They be lieved themselves to be is • situation to carry on their trade moceasfully. It we only when Mr. Gooch Wend them • Geoletenos In 1869 that they found themselves In difficaltim. It was an important fact the( there wee not • autgle mom 'iodides bill on the balaneeesheet. The Commiesieser —Tint was never suggested. Mr. Linklator complained Gut the amount of liabllitiee bad been overetated. —. . — ... . .. _ - lar. Ceases, tb. dada esolgase—Tbsee will be &Ms it luonk pond, prowled we mew tee mete he dimple; sad the orate la that er 'ILI be 22,0001. But if we do sot mover there awes than will be 10,00 W. of arra to psy 100,0001. fibre. Mr. Ltakierr ecatendei that the erre would be lure. r a a r ea arat—polorly 30,00 W. (111 r. Ceara oar as &nerd to sink this roar be so.) The lows or 44,0001. had ary ben wort raid, to tisk fall esteat, oboe W father. By the work di It rib there win • for el 0,0001.; %Mt ton therapies *air Oat Orepery,aod 2,5911. by dereanor at the Grafi MOONS Bair ay l bat We Tr pet soar arbitrable. WI anti loud 48 1 0001., kr which the biakrepla were sot reepoodble, their I mre would have heat larger by that assear. The m ower to Yana Yew and Blum, Wort *ray but... the. Whim were set oat of the army roar, but win ark erref erregemeat to Tear rd Show. Bat tee row planate Young sod Sha ward her bees sa tire! to Wet the foals tee which the/ had soap d, sad the awe would be.. beradorged to that moult. Iles Woke had beta mil kept; the or, footprint rdat We head wee that ke. ttr spew yr too elaborate, sad forded • loge staffed ra 111r.Ceasen rid they bad kept bearer 600 and 600 books. lira Lak later said the andoess had had the opportunity ot examining those basks, and they bad some to the con arra tier there woe uothA to Wow the sort to with hold the .route. He re wart would man to the raw eastroloa. Mr. Prior, la prat:car, bad gas erred WNW, sad had bra etaatantly at the book sad call of the Mr. Carr Id g =tlse Mbar bankrupt would have boss squally ettestiva bat Me mars Ird not bra requiraL Hie Herm rid he mai tales Mao to ease*, the tor tad Yoh lato the asomanta The nal araisa as whether the Maims. win justified la coatinithis Oak hater so INSOLVENT DRBTORB COURT,Dso. 30. (Beim tis Chief Oommissiser.) Tha loaraod bosuidonor tossamaltimt slatlaip of Oa court to-day altar the Christman mom _ INSOLVENCY or Sizes.—Aascog tits ban ears w an ineolvent who bad bun a babe at Poplar, sod attributed his appearance to ties gnat compstition of nude it his neighbour hood. Tin sgplioadon was grinned. Ut Na W. P. BAWLINOSe.-ILLNISS Or SOONSZL. This saaa whke favolvtd a quallica r lo mkt% spin mat oa. llr. Barr appeared tor Mr. Thema. tam de tttdilar.ment sermon Mr. Reed wee usable to aewear kr the keeksat ceraptsmoe ot Wawa, and Kr. TsMeard WSW. Tot* yea also mart In ib• orna.l via Maybe gain tram the ems mow t wee expeosee that the herbed mamma wth shortly be able to attend. Mr. Barred attatkeed that Mr. Reed had at had a as. Lee% aid would be able to reams at akw days. Forams avkleace was gitte, sad the osse adjourned, the Luciana Wag at bail. 7EOII LAIIT szemrs GAMUTS. 141111217,116 Irtsmos Tao" Voisooloool. imannott. otol pont otollognllll/411111. to onnotilor = l it= ot V; : tortnianot. lne Lot. ... , mot iatitemoi. T a u... Om& zi. J Z " n al TEand Al eftt. . 611.16 All. MI it :i Ls= nirm .: is si U. Omit litiolimo.litiolo,2=og;oLoot., 11 1412 takor : Jao. u plo i d o lool i t a r m lf2 Prowts. enal a INDOLVIIIT P7NTIONIRB.—AT POITUGALIMUMIT. =Peas corm Mil °MI is 1,1-1/. isratlea. lrevt ao4 relawreM, Irak& I V lr ta i.. o.6l. Delsto4mai. Ploarbary. eselsisper—R. H. Ob. Ma% "AM. Jomaw loan~- 4 1. uv.o liskirat owidis. asLe ß r p ra c ia tti custrz t. susium. .I: 4. rumrs. prig Writ% IJsralalular . limard Nair r a w.. Ructiass as. I. aril my umbrussol Parosilt. Da=riza. rerril, boa 14=1 .4. 1 ram S. 1114 alp saplest Swaim at el=lrum. Ire Maim ind st 1 r O.L. 1. sad ma .ar= . rerirra. awn Limo. diddled at 74.. 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At halt-put ten o'clock yesterday (Friday) morn tag Illbs young man, John Kingien, truing swirl malty of the law at Warwick for lba wilful maim of Al. wife se Coventry on the 12th of November lase The 01!. saasleacas anaiding the penetration of the crises, the pi twases .asesia, hie committal both by the arrow sad the as • .11 awl his eubwquest oondeeniass, ca his ant sateselea, at taw last Warwick Wets, its so trait is the ptdre alai that recapitulatica beerases anactie =Dtaiaß the nine days which have aspen! slats the . the plane r'e dasessonr , it is ststa, has boa m th to his spiritual advisees mad others with =en a nemeearily earns In mated. He ressand from the 'stoop into math he fill ca reeeiviag aseiterme of death, mad sham that dins .7 1 ▪ fla swa of him m amain ham Wei has tily slept mull—Lets which hear eat the mama of poi wpm, to the afha Ha the yebresr has beta pea rely areal dna its seaheramat In the seadonaed cell. lb. /Alia the wow et is pat, elates that doing tie sem paled ids asselest has bass yudatisely mod. He hes syymesd le be szesediagly pealtsai, - sad, Wastrieditne the *NW eff Ids kes sought ao reprievs, bas spy.- wady biped di e d, sad has sew asse espreassi • desire beat is hie lasi his Muds, birwirm, here swim wowed le side • awarsaidlsa el she scheme malty et the law • bat ea Thowdey mobs Ilse dr Zee. L IL Wid. Ise i trito Is vicar et Willoge% Cevieby, la width mil=railed, and wits Whem easetwat es the Mph, reedesd sa 1)&311 saw makallsa trem the Leas deredsey Mahn that the awe was ens is whisk the sissmaq of as mows could ast be naiad. Oa lisearlay hot tl. saisdusate onS i s ma affecting laundry with his amesher, sad ea saw ids eider sad briar sad other trisals. Oa the lama he rinds. salad, sad the prinear amid a 15.,. el his father, realher, thous dam, sod a ages Issafrest, who, eluded is twassied hibillosais for air sr dared felStlie. Ailed tie ow. cell for the het Una On the saw doh whoa the fatal scaffold ems Wag emend ..tide the gat, the Rev. Mr. Wariest= pearl sal essaned dr wad hare with tits ceadawasi ma, wad eventually pee him the swwwwesi. la the ram of thine esaswessiems sad prayer, des ptisewer, wilds relesswisolglas Wain wadi/ el death, sad esprossler a boys dal the raw. pathless would mobe use WI his am, Is his .k 1 .alas es a dra bly to star yams ass, mid he Issas' that akar he bed pamad sway haw Ms lb judos weal& be dose to some pares et his shaseder Old adios whisk IMO ffit present naisalareed. He ass rid he reelgaed hi his hoped as be /wpm the whale the ;We weak' breve Wm. Harlan takes seoremeat be said he hit mete cemiort boa be had dais MMo. sad beds Meow hops that hie anions prepare ft In AI der kegivemes would be easwersd. Tina, somber of bans sad Mammals le Mr. Wtddgiay hermonto' that (anthem to deliver than to varier Mende at Coven try ; sad attar ezpreseieg his deamnimilea to seines • few weeds of warning to them who mine to see him executed on the ..item, be, with may impresarios of thankblame, took aa abotionte leave of hie lets pastor. Friday reeniteg harmed brightly, but we beg the sky became overran with heavy clouds. The fact that the execution of Lingoes wee to take place had Iran kept so anon that the Int reel indicetioa of it was the erection of the me/old an the platform over the entrance-gate of the Warwick Boirooo Geo' an the previous day, and home not more then tlne at her hundred perwme had mean bled by eight o'clock, Um hoer at which it was generally supposed the meat would take piece. Towards ten o'clock, bowman arevritiramilag the bevy . showers of rain Mat M, thi aowd toseare engssentid to probably between e*kt hundred ends amend, the greater part bang female end children. At hating ten ticock precisely, tat onfor enuer swami me the platform, preceded by the hangman (George Smith, of Dudley, who performed the mew *Mos in the MO a Palmer), a i d secompanied by the Deputy Under-dherlf (lb . R. C. Haab), the Governor of the gaol (Mr. Adkins), end two or three turnkeys. He ap posed to be smonlingly nervous at fret, and looked eel end sehoreble. TM rope being pined over his neck, ha stepped to the railings, sad recovered to moue extent hie mooted composure, and attmnpted to eddresa the persons below. The tuna, bun of voices, however, prevented him for tome moments, end when that was stilled, and it. coo:mewed 'pokier, to. wind and em. rendered him almost inaudible. He wee understood to say. "My friends, I hope that God will forgive me. I hope this sight will be • warning to yoga I forgive my wife's father for all he hag dons, and I trod that the people won't molest bin), or do him say harm." A handker chief wee then given him, the can was drawn over his Ism, tbe fatal rope &dictated, sad eluting hands with biro, the hangman loft. hinge= raised his face as If in ;aver, and after a few moments thee spat dropped the handkarehOL The bolt was withdrawn nadenly, rad • few b. id ma leder paroxysms closed the life of the unhappy crl•eit a After Imaging the usual time the body wee out down and Imbued within the precincts of the gaol--s can of lie heed haring been taken by Mr. Craig, for phrenological purpose'. Reporters were not admitted m the gate, but it wee stated that the chaplain, who did not ascend the scaffold, rend 'he appointed foim of prayer in ths chapel, and accompanying the prisoner to thy door leading on to the platform, offered up • suitable prayer there also. Many reports are abroad as to detained. made by the pri soner, but little reliance can be placed to them. It is stool on good authority, however, that the prisoner made the following statement I am glad that my wits is eat of the way, so that she cannot be pulled and mauled about by her father, and I can die happy now it is done. I did it with my loft arm ; my right arm trembled so, end fell to my eide welds." This le scarcely reconcilsable with to. =bounce of the prisoner's convereasiona with the Rev. 8. H. Widariag ton, but, as both came from sources reliable, we give than., Shortly after the eiscatiun bad taken plate, a loge number of persons arrived from Coventry to mimeos the They, however, with tides already there, quietly cheroot!, sad by 12 o'c.lock Warwick hod armed it. ordinary appearance. EXTENSIVE Figs.—Yitstorday morning a tiro samded witE gnat k al prewar, kaki out 6,tw.es Um' lams of sew sod two ealook os the promos, of Mr. W. Warr, lassedniper, No. 200, WlltteNtopol.tood. The ant wss sot sabdastl s,UI gm .orir graved mid On sajdatag bowls dwmogsd. warp in so- Imomm Mar MY Mon lb. legal indmogo amd sear fro Am. LIZ JAWS PAXTON ON 21AvLB CORPS. A smiting of considerable interest took plates in Ge Dogs' ethool•rona, Matlock, es Tuesday, to tske orektersdoe the rarity of formde4 s Ride Corr it Kaki* Kadock Beth, Ceordird. Isarll, T om, r Derry. Sir Josara Paxton to the eh*. The Osmium! Ant reed the plaid bai tales the ✓entliag. sod stated hie reasons kir tads( the Ga= W accaelon. He thee reenerked m 4he preset feeling of the cowry which teal dr the reve rent, end meted they there wee so taw it Ana es far restarded the Frisch people. knew dim well, being ones in Farce, sod he run say no of beentity ow the pert ..f the French people or eared, es for es he could discover; bie, on the carry, a Mile Se' cosintain friendly ratios. with on. Tel yore ego (1648-9) we tied withered way extrebectlaery rendettain en ths continent of likrope, which had ladeesti eh the Steen to harmer their sires toe war fooda6, se that not het thea two millions of pen were in arms, Is the lays greet power of the contrent, Frusta Austria, Kerdia red Pears ; end, ow looking it the ,asset rater elm Mar of the costrent, no men could rawer he the seeseriasse _ then mi g ht e;7insnostri,;irr tilsllo g — Ta — te far war, sad the yet mettled state of hI 11 P TlL ard it a rtaly sad elseebere. Cessiderlog what t bd lath si Napoleos did, sad the vast armies he speedily rebid sod made relation's nes of, and Worm Iso,st thehsV o lt seti s wb tole Napalm, the preset B surd yre, men into Italy, fought and gained awe rides with wow darful ,rapidity gad precision, we aught to be net, Se say nVom wattles that elay&ini es the centime, Alit ! may involve owning in cultism looking she at; the defenceless state of our cants, mid the extreordlery champ rented by steam power, it wee stioseem that egoist effort should be made to place as ts • midge to umbra our superizeity both by land and see, air be tempt, seri aay hosulity that might be attempted at err them. Hs engird in the present movement to hen rile emsi std should aid it ell u hat power; for, oassiarbg the at number of oar reenter army, rah earls WOO sh needful to strengthen our pandas, end le haggi = corps would biome as aspen as riders as our ancestors were is thew of the bow. He nand that, if the Plena ruler had any amain istestler again this constry, he could argentin s handle in every barber oppestee onr seem; and, gins; ea order, my at 8 o'clock la the evisisg, to Ilea division of the force, direcung each to soil as ear mons at • special period, • cosaiderable force sight thee be hair without the resibility of our helping it. Our hest might be quite users os the oomair loom net berg privy to seek • movement. He thought the Area nernest • good OMy but ha eminent we ought, at the sane tier to bar er effective force. He should mansard • pernesest llWth Corn, and for the you pose it may to secernry to men to the ballot ague. Hare he referred to the peados prensd is Switzerland, where all the youth ere trier to thew of the rise. and eassequestly tom young nes, when mad ken the fold, prove the beet rids". to Herr. He then briefly mired our gigitatio ceemereW mistier id the wend, which would be Wend to • herb] erent s l or • west al security would be relent, gesinetted. the perms no tasuraoce would he YwenrL The fret resolatico wee ropier al Of Tatar? Wood. end seconded by Kr. ALDAN, 71 leek Hai" Matlock • That atf eta should be node le ken • rile aorta, to caret rd • winery or ramie§ nebreolsg Mat lock sod the earrousding doted.' Cereasi suseamootisly7 The rend reeolutloa wee proposed by Mr. BLASZWALL, sad asceedel by Mr. C LL net I ennobles et parsons mediae; Is Matlock, Be* Cremikad,Deassa, Dar by, Teasley, sad the aashbeurbood be /surd maybe I. foregolag reeled= tato effect." The third revolution w.• proposed WILL CKADWICI, sad ercusdrd by Mr. W•Lli1111, -•• Thm these ponces who ere to ehrble to semi themselves as the amadase be betted so most ,he corps by doaetioes: The fourth resolseas merman& by Mr. Bacot la, sad secostlei by W. ADAM floe hw sasasserles be sp• Foisted:" tels Mr. near If solidi la Mr. Chaderlek were sasalmessely dieted r kesenry seer Marisa. Tbs beakers appelabsl were Masers. ArkirSibi, Wirks- Tee sawn of sub sabserlbed behee Ned at II; wat wee sto be lbei. 6e., which will be The saes already eseellel are forty le ow=Y is re posed to raise the forge to a cape of elm se etzty.lhe sem, with owe rapists, me lasteasat, sad one ark& Mr Jams Parros stated be should be seipeleed if be did ass wawa is reader the corps to its fall sweet, awl ordered lei• wee to be pat down for tan guineas. Other peewee else eabseeibed. MIL DARBY GRIFYITH, M.P., ON RINLI COILTS. —Mr. Derby CitiM•h„ M.P., has whirred to. foßirwrg Yaw to a local prof .—" There se a point of a ettfritly rota tier theractor, open which, .it appears to sea that sore onowtaiaty of appretwerioe prevails ea tide whiter Is may be well r Moos the astrance sasseqoas s sakdaus• to as low ea amount as possible, Is order to open the doter widely to the remora of large claws of the waranatty. Bat what I truant ask is thia—le it thereby Wearied Hat orperatively opulent mater of • seeps eheald refract ;rout providing the coot d their sera or form, sal should, to fact, avail themselves of tho opportray of obtaining their err at the Warm estabbera, it may he preautood. for the berth of the fart opulect comaton ? I eta not comploftly swum and am la fact deeirou. of roiling, whet be therm* ireedna el Oho efficient members rostra point ; bat frees whet he. rimelesd me perstaally I apprend that the lorsherery or sobsoritang ambers smear soar the expectatioa that the sabooriptioes on to be ileiverl at the mat of those seembers who ars pm halal, se orient r tray of the eubectibers therneelvee. Brig that fa as 01110Ciati00 of tau. hied it is rosentiel that ao busing miseporberiou should be allowed to remain an eavlend, I trust I shell require so apology for submitting thio .utioct to the publicity which verily aliens the most delaitive eladdat am of ptila,ic opinion. —I am, &e., C. DARBY eIIIFFITII.DEVIZIR Dr. 27." nut SURREY. Yesterday owning a pnbl:a Ile•Laa wee ha 4 at the Christchurch National School. roam 04 Lest-road, is furtherance of the formation of • company for that diatrit.t. The band, composed of rous tness, was menet, sad the attendance wee nunseroas. Mr. Reopell, M.P., wee in the chair. Mr. Irvine reposed the bat tari"aiino, " That this tuartiort cordially approves el the whunteer movement. end is of °pintos that its farther and continued exteeeisa vial be to the adventare sad welfare of tit.. sat on at large." Mr. Penton seconded the modem. wh•it was carried onanimooaly. Mr. gamea proposed t h e *won't teacloth's. Hs raid ha was derated by the Mew. Mr. Hatch inton to express hie regret at act barna able to attend, sad to hand over a clique. He then detailed the advantages pottemeed by the let Surrey, anti urlred upon the meeting the destralility of joining them. Tee net' lotion was to the effort than the formation of a company fir that district to battalion with the let Barmy and South London Volunteers was highly desirable, and the meeting pledgrd itself to use for that purtrwe every exertion. Captain Rogers seconded the motion. which was also canted. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAT. THE DERBY. Blb oist Unpin (t) 12 to (t) II —Boss i sm () 12 to Notbottroo (..6) 12 to Wlted mod 01 0 25 b 111148 Tramoon (I) 25 to Drape (off) 26 to Upgerhand (off) THE Naw BRONZE COIN•GL--It is understood that the arrangement. for the enecuuon of the bee coinage of amid metal have mina eons pesetrvaa, and Mr. Leonard Wynn, sedaillet to the Nast Lao teen recently fa voured whit several wadi-nos she Quo., n , for t h e purpose of obeedelog • correct pr Apo oar Mairety for the torten. ties of tie obverse of the three d..noniPatsolle of coin. It stay b• 11111 stud Out little time null be .acended in completing the plc ss foe lbw conterniated neer:wrong, and that early Is the sew year the sew money wall be isesed. to the great commies= of her liejenty's Hegel, shoes pectin ere wow lowed down with wridta"—ut or% st. itairorscri (HOSICEOPATiIiC CUB awl 41161111 V. Ned by the setuesel oreentet la It pm shelled Junes sren b iteseselkie dieell=alhabbbulb 71113 POLICE COUR7B. YLNSION•HOUSB. 'oho IWO, of 8, Elhaftesbury.street, Wa'worth, tar paulin-nuker, was ohargod, on remand, with obtaining two of canvas valua '761., and oleo the sum of 3W. 4.., from E is John Blow Chapin, of 2, Leminhall.atrom, gesersi morciont, wader false pretences. Therreorator asid—l have had two preview trosopoties. with the rioner, having sappliod rob to him for him to etqwly the Loudon sod Brighton Railway Company, from whom be hod received contract. Is ownoulin waggon covers. Osier althea. ceresione eke, theiwatt al the comrade I reserved hem prismartheimilenviblel led beeseddreseed to him by the eestrdery at the sempeny, Medea that a cheque was reedy is payment, end on the produedan of that letter I noshed the cheque in the wed way. About the end ei July the primmer ended span me, end teid me that he bed written to Mr. Walker, the receekesper of the Leedom end Brighten Railway Coespes y, earn to in a te illy sheets for 67e. melt hem 3/ = l nt month after delivery ; that Kr. Whir emewered his application by calling upon him personelly, sal derived him to make them up, sad tot his know when they would be finished. I behoved his shames; end when ha mind me to supply the canvas, end take the order off hie Muds, em ploying him to make the sheets up at lb. eselt, I agreed to do so. I therefore gave an order for the maven, which wee delivered at hie workehop, and for which I have sines pad end= different days j i c h hhia mien mum amounting to =o 391.4.. for sp the siesta. Os the Led of he told mope bed vend 34 GI the sheets et New cross storm, end 011 the 9th Nomads,/ that he had delivered 26 more at the Willow-walk steaks, the maven befog only eeffloiest to mate 49 lensed of 60 aleseem. " Ppt pro dues the receipts gives to me by the prisoner in cionbeedon withal. *sanction. Deriegthe present mouth the pri cuffed on me and lead ha had signed the papers sotbar as to receive the sum of 1381. 17a. 6d. from the compsey. He also headed mein bookie made out ty aompz : with a reselpt attached to it signed by Win. Hems. Ruz to whom I gave the order far the Genesi, drew two bills for the meant at one math end three mantis epos the defendant, payed' to my amber, sad which bills 1 endorsed before the geode ware delivered, end which I paid when dun Finding that the prisoner did sot bring as the mummy's letter, enneencing that the cheque err se usual, I west to the oxopany's came, end Ohs* the psi saw had so coettrect Sur the supply of tarpaulin theme In July lest, although sobeequently be obtained en ceder for 34, which he delivered a few days ago, mad some time after he tablas that he hid delivered the 49,.whielt ha mid belied mole est el the reams with which I supplied litr.G. stades nester at the New-croes station at the Landes and Srlghten Railway, deposed that the prisoner did n ot, on se about the 3M October last, deliver 7.4 tarpaulin Arita at the Medan, and tbat no such sheets were delivered in his name or that of Mr. Chalmers. On the llth October, however, whams received one sheet from th e prisoner, sa ri in August 12; but as other. between July and October. Crose-ezeinined by Yr. Humphreys (for prier:m.4—DM net receive 17 oaths Ist October. . By tbi;atiMayor—i cannot say whey the order was gives 6w those which were delivered in August. By Mr. Humphreys —I received 17 on the 7th of Novem ber, and di more as the 6th Remember. I do sot give the ordure, but I pooh all the sheets dogma et one station. Alfred Bramert, /orgies of the goods department, Willow walk Meant Larks and Brighten Railway, mid he did sat' recedes 26 sheets from the moner in November, but that two or three months ago be received ens am a sample, which be condemned, awl ant it beak. Received mix on the jet December, end sent them to New•croes. Mr. K jog —Thais are the ed: which 1 have said received OM the 6th Dec. Mr. Hugh Russell, linen starch manufacturer, Bread-Aran, mid the bargain for the canvas wee made between him and the prosecutor, and that it was delivered to the prisoner, who wee regarded by the drum as being the servant of Mr. Cuirass. . . By Mr. Humphreys—The canvas was paid for by two bills, which were accepted by the primmer and endorsed by Kr. Chahases, to whom we Jacked for payment, and who took them up. I know the prisoner was liable for those bills, having socopted them, but we refused to supply the goods without Mr. Chelaren' endorsement. Mr. Chalmers—The bills were drawn upon Kimble because I was out of 1011311 whim they were drawn; but Man. Hama Wood to deliver the canvas unless I eadersed the Mlle; sad therefore whim I came home I sedoreed them. The primmer was again remanded for the attendance of Mr. Welker, storekeeper of the London and Brighton Rail '_pany Mr. Humphreys applied to have his client admitted to bail, contending that the whole transaction oould only be "Vetas me of partnership. oed Mayor said be would accept bail, the primmer himself in 1901., and two sureties in 604 snob, with 24 hours' podia. .dlfred Bolt, a driver In the employment of the London Ossieral Omnibus Company, who was remanded bet weak on a charge of knocking down and causing the death of Miss Bather Kimber, ot 19, Little Trinity-lane, surraudered In discharge of hie recognisance' to meet any further charge that might be brought against him. Mr. Beard appeared for the defence. From the minima evidence It appeared that the deceased, who was an elderly female, passed euddenly from before soother vehicle to the front of defendant's horses, and wee brooked down before he could pull up his omnibus, which was proceeding merely at • walking pace. The officer who bad charge of the ease now said that • coroner's inquest had been held and had returned • verdict of " accident/el death," adding that no blame attached to the prisoner. The Lord Mayor slid he was happy to be able to discharge the prisoner from moody ; but at the same time he hoped the oecturemos would act ors a warning to all omnibus drivers to be as careful as poeeible, for ameibuses now took up so large a chars of the principal streets that it was only by ex treme osre that accidents could be .voided. The defendant was then discharged. The Poor-box.—Reorived, " The British College of Health," 21. 2r.; " It. G.." mooed hell of 61. note. CLICRKENWELL. Charles Smith. residing at 3, Albion-terrace Kingsland, was charged with committing • violent assaaft upon Mr. Charles ',terry, in Adelaide-square, !amnion. The complainant and his friends were holding • meeting at their rooms in Adelaide•equare, in furtherance of tem perance principles, when the prisoner came there, merle • peat disturbance, pret roded that he mss the worm for liquor, and asked to gain admission under the pretence that he had a sister in the room. Inquiries were made, end no one an swering to the same the prisoner had given, he woe again asked to leave, when he said he wife was there, and made • mill greater dims:hence. l'olice.oonetable Taylor, 219 N, wan called, and at the request of the complainant he asked the prisoner to go away. This be refused to do, rushed upon the complainant, struck him severely, and bit his doges. The prisoner was very violent on his way to the station. The prisoner made a rambling defence, and denied the charge. Mr. Tyrwhiit said the prisoner was a brutal fellow, sad ordered him to pay • fine of 31., or, in default of payment, two months' hard labour in the House of Correction. . " 111eprisoner;;;loeked ---- WORSIIIP-BTEBET. Willllolll Thompson, • sturdy yoasig fellow, was charged Won Mr. Hammitt with otealing a watch from the penal of Mr. Samuel Ihbertaon, Tichborewatriat West. Mr. Marmon said that sa motto visit Yam( Norm& sad Ms Grampian Hills" the maid's( wads' et the City Matra, and while 'earls( at ths time of that laintrainat be lett • pull at hie watch chi wisperied roma littiirptl tower ma 'feuding next tad Misit lit_rmh lois* ell. sum (Wad him, called . for the asi pie pin= !slat mg POOlad Witham Km. Swami I. a laattol ta 01. at thaw. at *a zatttwt la me lailask ft WI. WO Milady, but the watch (which had beat broker eft yy the mud way) could not be Mood. Faulk 464, &pond that, Marian the all for poll* h e reached the spot post in Hate to esiu the plionsee hand hwdrepped etweething—thet somathing was, It all mo t: bility, the tiag of the watch, for It was picked op clam by his bet. The watch limit bad doubtless Moo " passed." A temotable prowl that priectw had hem perviously con victed, but Thompson pweYiled to desiminglee was yet inao east of this raker, nate! told Oast Ye wink' be sent to the asseices, whisk, utpeomed • does q moat, and said he would take kis " whack" hem. doatwa eh moills hi *airs of COMIC*4I. MARKZ2E SUGAR.—TIas aurae* pesa of brown at Ktwoovado Roger, the produce of the &NM Permlens in AMMO% be; the week ending Deo. 27, ie OiLpar enehtsfee of al. dudes of custom pead or mabia nweeen.—No nous of the sale of brows or Momie‘ rip., las poem of the Menritine.—No MIMI of the ode of brown of Meecovado eager, the problem of the Net Innen BRISTOL, D.C. )3. —The mrkst ben Wheats dosed this weak for the Christmes rease—wed we are cot awes* of way trausaotious having tam plan oboe our lwt report ; the market la, however, expected to opus well, end with Wiwi OD Tuesday next. labors' madams although b t icei' demand. does not respond to the &Malty which mists M Loud= for ffootiog cargoes at anger, and priors an way supported. Sum couttamm tawdry. COTTON.—Livr.nroox, Die. 30.—The demand has been on • moderate scale throughout the week, end the Credo have confined their purchases to their Immediate require ments, end as the recent anivels are landed they are freely °Mired; the consequence is a rather inegular:market, Mt! buyers good choice at a slight conoeseton in prime. B and Idayptisa are in limited inquiry without change of moment. The bueineas in Surat continues to • fair extent, but to effect sake rather saaier rates me 000rtionelltszelt . td. Speetdaters have taken 6,400 American, and 40 sad that, are reported for .xport 2,100 Amerieen,q7oroi the lower padre, end 2,100 Surat. The market ores, to-lay with a steady demand, end the sales are about 8,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on stooulaties and for export. COTTON GOODB.—ii ANOXISTEI, Doc. 20.—The mowkot Is still way dal, but there have loan sow oars for Indio, though • telegram from Calcutta to the 10th spun of a lumber decline in gloss, sad a sham canninakodisn from Bombay to the 12411 says that a fell is pima hid takes place there both is goods and yaroa. Then haw also hssesome ocasklerable often for 71b. sad 81b. cloth *Wises lar.Chisa. The rates offend, however, an n.y low. U ro Mr s day Mon has be almost total Ineetivity Yardage, but stocks are light, and there on still ham coshedte to amaplets. For 36-lach ahirtMp prior are steady, hat there is less byelaw oferiag. For &MOWN sad Walks cloths thin Yao chasm bat kaiser la dull. The deslias is yams Is id. to id. pre daelediag wafer twist from 18's to PO's, sad sal yseam op to Ws. Fire )rots ere arm la arias, as also are two .bldg. CORN.—Czumaroan, Dec. 30.—T ha waathardarina the week has bent vary wet and unsettled, whkh greatly affects the ocaelkket al oors ; all sainplce that were dry realised full priess today, while damp panels were difficult of deposal, though oared at L. reduction. Red, 365. to 445. ; saws, 40s. to 485.; whits, 495. Barley, fine, without dings; secondary la. lower, km 28.. to 48s. lanootat, Dia. 80.—W• have bad a snug supply at vilest at market to-day, lied lest week's prune folly odds. tains& No change In the vales of barleys. Wheat, tea, 43e. to 461.; white, 47e. to We. old, to 625. Barley, en& lag, 26e. to 305.; malting, 36 .. to 424. Oats, 12a. to Be. Bernie, 40a. to 44e. WAXI MILD. Daa. 30.—We ha fib' errlvale of wheat, sad Uwe was a steady trade at las Friday's prim, bat not mach bedlam fa the sigreigabe. Bewley was slow of Nis sad rather ohms for genera maples. Beans rather seeker. Oats sad shelling wen lashes& The averages fee the seek trading Dee. DV—Wheat, 4,612 gra, at 465. 10d1.; barks, NO, at 384. Id.; oat', 10, at 294. ; beam, 61, at 42.. 6d. ; game, U, at 38e. (MAUL—Lomas, Dec. 30.—Lsmbert's Wei Hartley, 16..3d.; Tan Said Moor, 16e. ; Taneeld Moor Bates, 16a. ; Wert Hartley, 15e. 6d. ; Walls Bed Riddell, 17a. 9d. ; Wall. End Sheriff Hill, 15e. ; Walla Bad Braddylre Helton, 19e. ; Walla Bad Elm Park, 16e. sd. ; Walla End Pramwellgate, 15e. 9d.; Walla End Helton, 29a.; Walls End Roo kHelon, 20e.; Walls End Oa 19a. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 19a. 6d. ; Walls Bad Ranh Hall, 18a. Bd.; Walla End Renee, Pia.; Walla End South Hartle pool, 181. &I. ; Wells End South Kenos, Ilia.; Walla End Trio:don Hartlepool, Ma. 3d. ; Walla End Trtmdon Thornley. 17e. Bd. ; Walls End Thorpe, 19e.; Walla Bed South Durham, 18a. ; Carway an d Duffryn Ma. &I. ; Nixon's Duffers, 22e. 6d.; Powells Darya Steam, 22a. eel.—Ships at market, 39; sold, 38. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ma Par Mar. Tsai. Told, Iliaff.l44Ts. Week ending Dec IL eget. are atria. LW. 11l Italraors ate 4 wassleden .... II? 4i AO 140 Led DIM* — -. ... 441 in Was alibi DM. W. Odedneenl. ....... -....-..- Wel Okla leak KM liknoW SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Ilr Ikon Miaow (boWer, Opel; weer. trona OARS te Uvon. w i ll with ethic am musk ea ConairtMo gonsolay. sot wig go so pone ; env (ems me nos) savolL—Uoaollg. Doak VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atbk.l. (Alp). •ilk Uses" fres Magna Nev. I. Ilariel4 (timbals barque), fun Claekla ea dm, Nev. el, lat 711, be II w. Male perque), ear Alp. Bay 11 dap, Dee. 7. lat le I N. lea - 1 - 4 i W. „—.—..- , • _ Erimarerar (testoo), attadleg south. Kay.* rat S SS W. la II U IF: Wajoatia. tram Liverpool be Africa, Dra, It tat IS it, las is w. Swiss Moretti Math num llotavia far Cart Si dap. Oat. 0, 14 SO MB, to SS LIB. WI at Qs ?NM tor Ponsaboso. lot $ U W, ka sow. 1101111 WARD BOMBAY MAlL.—This En% the heavy portion of which was doe et Seathemeptos three days .inoe. stay be speoted to-macaw by the Chins. The owns of the delay is owing to the Chine (wow ataarda) heels, broken two of the blades of her screw. CIITOTAL PALACE. ONE Mum DAlf.— FRIDAY, Dia 80.—Adratenatie on haritindu 4,944: tittle by tows tickets, 1.340.—T0tAl visitors, CUL [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S ODITIIINT AND • IN tits.-12 , Lczah Woven. Bunt.—Be d wands. sad apvelae. whether tenet or elinsie. skid w abaft se the coolie& bring, end curative preeertin et th76rathtt iitret. It Me in nehed op. to e 0 tore ern r We Wiwi the gill otos, beet bow Old memo ; no mann the Ina* ei don r llsi =lady has ; the otninme. vaildell he nen. Noilowe t will vita= ' entalaly mesh the eon e t tee t owable& ens thene Pah. shb eradicate S na n d ahational implaVmente to Oman or bra. These nine din wW owner. the wont turns of dieene sad Untested wen of the bleed : wit& le elendunr scurvy. sad al dean= et the she they Si, equally invisible. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ff. at Wooded. F. Mn. 0. Bedell. of • Mol9.—Deo M. U Prtecemestre. Mdahrtoogorrem. tho da M i te r. 1' W. Oook. al • &usher. naeow.—Des 27. at tee Vtacrem, ileghters, the Mk or the Ur. W. M. Hadom or • era EUMPIISY.—Ires Se, et the Therms FR ltuthes4a-the-Pleid• the Mb of Ma Mew. W. 0. Murepitt, of • &seem. igings.—.Pee. 99, M Articupellm, litoe, the W. el Mr. J. W. Feces. of L•llB.—Dee. 2T.M flindestreet. Manchester mom% the wife of N. & lamb. N... of • daughter. WILLSIL—Dee. :6, at Morley, Surrey. the Mk of W. 0. Willer. lea, • • KO. MICR llee. Z. at ehester.termee. Reseat'epark. the Mfe of W. fltert Fad. of a daughter. sTswAar.—Des. le. m United. Blair Athol°. Perthshire. tha wife of OsMaia B. Meerut. of a NAL WASIIILL.—Dee 26 at Alpha Cottage. Deumart bill, gra C. F. Wowed, of a daughter. 2d&RRIAGEB. AEDIR—NOPHWITH.—Dec. r 7„ at Bt. Jobe.. Tunbridge welts. by the let, G. Alder. W. Alder . Est, of WM.. &menet to NW y Jr e. demister of H. 1.. gametal. Net.. al Tuabridemmile. CROCK I/R—ADA Olt —Dee. 27. at Charies*Chwoh, Plymouth. by the Rm. Y. idamlee. Captain Haan Crueler. to •WM. MEW , it ismeetet W. Adam, both of Plymouth HE sPT—CAPPER —Dm. 23. at 13s. Tbomars. Norbury. rhesblre. by Use Rey. W. Wonky. M.A.. damsel. ton el the late Mr. I. 11.m4. ymoy. Nom*, to 1.7 Am. daughter of the late Mr. J. Caner. id Neseteol OT EItaN— io ALDIIIMON.—Dee. 27. at Cbrbt Church. Lothersdele. Tortilla, by the lee. J. Holdmorth, RA.. C. Werth, to Nub jam, dmayMm of the late M. of Ilughkrdlete. PRENTICE —W HIT LET.—Dee. 21, a: Camber...Ml.lre. Chapel. by Me Rm. Jobe Bureet. Er. Chow Premke. of Itsseloh. w UM. NAM daughter of No. Uepp Whltroy. of iMmbervela. BMTTRIEe—AROTRT.—Dee. IS. at Rugby, by the Rey. R. Ilreythiet. the Rea. It. & lialytblet. M.A. of Rostomml CALM*. Cambridge. to Isabella Jam, &arbor of the it... C. A. AlssleY. of RuirbY. lITIRLANG—MACLEOD.—Dea. 27. at St. John's Elsbeerel els &Mbar" by the Very E. Dm arm W. C. Airbag. 1...4 4 n Edlobarnet. D=bartteshlrs, to Catherine Cayollee. usught. of Mal r CimmUld D. Macleod. WRIGUT—BATENAh.—Dee. W. at All Paints% Derby. by the Bev. J M. Ea°, Mr. T. Wtlebt. to Imume, daugbter of Mr U. haLemaa, both el BAIIIET.—Dac :3, at Snow bill, T. B•Ikl. GV . J. P. ISooteal, - 11ONTMIL—Dia MI. M Tarastross. Pomo.- IM/frjl i as fib at frofeb. Mr. N. Essay, Para I& WIBB&—nos Mr. R. Mom ot Krodroal.roo.L soolscoter. aced M. Low.—D•o. se. W. Loa. Pia, of Wthspolomrsos. mod >& at MCA Ara Sitionce.srecs. atarmarato. LAM. asoalklay of Um islos & Balk Bab. OWT&LM.—Dos. tr. Mom. Idle of B. Orarilas. K 44.. at rfafl"• MOM and r. PA ROOM I—Doe. 29, M Gnat mosilatroel, Bloomsbury. offer • fru swabs' some Bloom li George Ponces. Esq.. ot the &Mom CM% had Llsorpool, fa Ms OM Ina Pa r&BAOll.—Doi at ale sad. W. & Abysm d 4. Mal POPall-sDas at Tomes. DIRIS. W. S.W. Intritt. - str. Uaift" . :4 4 ll,l l =ntt. 03. DEATHS. ~' - lir I