The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-06 00:00:00

PINE ARM TILE CRYSTAL PALACE ART 1:NION. There is at prearat under the eneeiderstion of the directors of the Crystal Pelts Oaromy a project for estakdishias a areal and imperteed mime la cetaieliou with the releoe, which, if peparly weed oat, wen prove eas of its wort sowseetiaa isatafell. Tits Crystal Pelee Awl', with all he besoufal sort stored with oar:- ample& mods* iliamrstine all banshee ell" you erintosil, established Ow the pare s.. of ketents e pure tenets it art smog the norm Bin by whin mkt the Memel Mr be sore folly carried eat then by the hineatios of a natty P' sad elective Art Usk% Ia coassetios with the paler. Is the prim:4par Art Usioas, such ea those of Logsdon, Olearseri mad Idiabargh, vast same an atonally dietribated Is peas, aacandat is their way; bat among than an tesacles of art ars sot squally repressatad. The eassolle of there iseintaticas hays bile Isle the ream cenume war of sapporkai that time is no lee art worth salti est:lag bat palatial mad drawbadr. The artielle labour hampered upon metal work, spa this arid, man shoat pro duction. of the tram amok manalhannera end apes th• faithful rapessomatka d the wed plebeweees views wed the scow admired simples al =shut eel sieffere set by photo as. by thaw astirely swilessad. By smarty ell the Art t: Mose at mew sateen Aothiaw is Aiwa to the rob e:vibes, who bawl bees werousersi to the prism lottery Eat hard steel impression, at ea iegrevise, which, bet for the number at copies wbe haw to be struck off, might be well aweigh es swab et sat. As it mach drstrisg a very lerge majority at the sabearibers west be asettmewhil, this of mum; cameo a groat deal of dimatielsotion, Thin is little or so iodation:lt, therefore, but the mere gambling incitement of the lottery to make parlous subsaibe. This is one of the principal defeats in the present mina of Art ljaions, which is proposed to be remedied by that in promos of formation at the Crystal Palma The prides unmet and tmbs' of the prises, of mene t cannot be stated until the packable number of the subscribers can be amertalemed. With 10,000 guiem membera, prizes to the amount of some 7,000 L will be dietribeted. The mmisistag 3,0001..111 be expended be purchasing various artisan photo. graphic, sad ceramic worts, which at their wail value will really be worth a guinea, from among which irrery subscriber will be allowed to choose cos work. Thus, even than who do not drew prizes will be sue of having for their gaineasubecription something really worth the guinea, but which the society, by making a large number, can pro duce at a very much usenet sum. MUSIC. CRYSTAL PALACE. On Saturday a concert was gives at the Crystal Palace, is cornmersoratiou of the death of Masan, which look place out tbs 641 i of Dessaber, 1791, when be we. only t him thirty-fifth year. Bet what wooden did be achieve daring bin short and troubled Ills What imeterpisces did ►e create, sad what treasons did he hen bolded Iblea tresearea which will be preserved sad ohniehed se hag as mask is is art, oaks. that art amid undergo tram on- Imaginable moieties ; for, so nag as ths Mara is, Is open to the amend al sweet nor* sad the Items see din to the isdleseces of beiatifol sal paths* shaliody sad rand hananic conblaatioa, is lees met the music of llosart bs loved sad cherished. Th. waheriais for the cot at Saturday wire chum by Kr. Kane with taste and jadvatat. The seam sad salaam made et Iha &arch was prepsely regarded at bang eat at pleat aa war la ceassice, sad the eaterteloment was drawn treat the tamposer's dma•tb sad hirtrumeetal works. We girl the pagramee, as • spedma et a well•ulutd conowt. ilitliO/Mii v ej e ttor= . „ rd. sad AM. ! pit grad islasie" (Climard di Sitol. Ma dame Onaret• kr Maoism le O. Ploorderid. HINT Paw. Onod bora "13 11611.1.' lIK/CDIIIO Ob kmanial." I raminl. Kr. Gime Parrs. WNW" Li Mee plads.' "mos arl Pophgenol. *Maw. mil Weita Mani et Mew& Atari illikev — in, " ramuNl IhmL" Oluseire ma Prlimbi. XL Aria 77 •li! 5e..711. a' meas." Madam Wale tame "Gera el Orre Ode.' Mee* Arlo, Qui Yew mem Mende: telanoirel. Mr. Wee Teas Deem II - ea' Irma.. Toorteo, awl Maestro). lalsma Mak Mar. ewes Mum. are Mr. WMO. Mom -0• U. •lj INA= Mr. Wee Dame, Meese, " awl le. Rea. The stioadeaes was sat me reed os rad st these owner* Cat better this might are ben ospeoad, ansildorisa the ante of the weeihsr. India the Pease the "skyey fa " .•re Oalhai—all wee cenextable mad ciewhil. Bat • joare•y to Sy &sham sod task, ea sorb a day as Baterdeyi .o• • " damper" which it regeind ineoidasbis ressialiee, and e•geraeta in permit at pleasare, to Inelesair. THE HANDEL FESTIVAL The Sacred liareaasie Society are WM deep im thek preperetiams for the cesteuary oossommewatimm et the desalt d Handal, which, it Is understood, will lake pips In Jute moat, though It wee Ia April, 1714, that the ria4 died. It le expected to be as a sods of vaster, sash surpaistsg the Harlot Festival of last yaw; end, ladled, varpossiag soy choral yerformomos that has aver best at tempted. With the imeesead stogreload• of the twastal host shad to be Issenhisel is this occasion, the difficulties PPM lag their Progespat wad dheiphte will loaners la ma opal poppadom , but the eapesismote of last year have so Monk poem lower to the oowastdoe gad the Mae 'mamba white will be fond mot to have boos throws sway. NAVAL AND MILITARY. The 2od battalion of the 20th (East Devonshire) &Kitimat it is eadersisod, be shortly seat to &W.k Colornbqs lot orris, to WA (okay. Rear-Admiral Marko Talbot has been appointed to someasi Vier Admiral &z Hairy D. Muds, K.C.8., is fto lommesd at Carp. ftmer-Adminl Talbot, as appeals a the Vestal, eammemiedtb 111111111111.11111 ardilles swift the phstiml — • - - Y lids& Pa,. Boma% Ike ebbe le the equal limas of Me Admiralty is 1815. Be was emit& Oahe AWN dads; the Imo war, anyiered ▪ smasylog twerp to the 13aStie, awl afterwards at the lisebads of isiosimpal Y MK ADMIRALTY. DAC. 4.—A99olVTRamrs. Row- AlMimi alto. Whits C. Talbot (1833) is la mosso% SO Hsu, Ckols Y tbs ccousamd Cor 0. thard, C.D. (1143) is to boss ths goad mates rlsiVu sia rsolot by N ipoissara at Cassorodsm 1. illispbsol mak. Listommots F. W. Dosastt OM to Jos NO. 90, mow slum ihrstip, QuomMotta , E. M. City (MIN to Ibe ft\ mew ter cosst-sortios ell art of bawl ; awl A. ftyky, to the vVa Maw, ElL e gur e hip P. C se wilkasty. indsr, Os thsTclaosol, 181,.t Ports mouth. WOOLWICH, Dn. 6. DOCKYARD ICONORT.—The coalminee appointed M loopost mil mart as to the prow condition and the itatimmyelliii may be praelleshie is the morral rate alai el Me omest dodger* sod emehOlog at Rom Ad- CR, AidotinOmep to the tees Chatiold ien zter e z d Mpwris t =t Do Dockyard Yr. Lams, aseelcsair at oad Mr. Hubert Dowtawa , amiloor ar tilt somaLlo Woalwlob at No tr di t illig, to-iaorrow (Mtak.) antstog e ilb• oast do enamel attigeN mon thmerlmole. end dm dm Mem taatisz and the curlew emithertes sod week asp sonaselsd v that establishment. The semmatice lotbsoa ositvely e : m ist sh oo do Mk of Jab la Vales oratativols dr at Pmbotio. Pormostli, Plr ma* Ctlolooa. sod tor mime Ll= W awl Dirtfool. ALLtoIIF I'ILZVALINCI or FIYII2 nr W=ME. —A wow Kieft et the Wtsher WM et Meath tree MY. TAN. emespereee el eammhease from the ran COMM p••••Ine• ewer. Dlr. Moe% • melba Kr. Meth, ea newt t • sad if•INSW iwyter bees aires sib •Kw ef userialeie• Os mum el Or dime. Atm/ alue need. Mr. SI Ink eta ins Y •Parliork wr •Nrarisi uma te n r a ilis twit el Ile MOW. He soil Q /Wet mellel M p la the Ws, um/ they W bat e wrier eiem TM beperiss ewers* se his by as Wee wee KA Mbai enereertillght sew we we sheeeMO. Thiprini• ewe IWO awl WV, ems' w» de pae s t esd die sips et the Way ins to wow tis jet Me ewe" Ks mew wet', sad what we the wait he the rowed Knew. Ms mil of Mt. the Keermery et es Kew§ et wiethe labrineewe. thet the KomporMe he lits mod didras esessiss wllb web ewer Ws we Willi% as valor mop pied by tie wear eeterwr op elbmilme Itbikeise. wag tad sa• Taw elm Wei MK a— el the We we. 110, sod pollebri r d • pat Mint. It bed Kee bus bind eat saw di die ams um Wilms* 'Mar. aid do dr•••••• ••• imslassely febs•••• t* InttUtanut. lIITSOPOLITAN COUNTY OOUR2B. graf•raf lewd for she pramot •••If. yr ova iv. , fn., IlarlielPlaarr—leusdas,Diceasuar 11, sad three tot .0.1141 d.) • IN.•••••••, ay. e ,etiellwead—Wodawalsg. Dement It. awl two tal lovas' &vv. Cuuur Ttra l arr=.l: lll4.B*— . MIRAN, Dmisba w itrhar•••••••—licraish. .Dasamter Tuadal...7 , NUM.. , O. 014 WIMMKOMII-310011(trellible •• I.ent v.a.l.—Twarlay, Nom 1. A NJ, rt Usbasaima—Toolay, Difimbie 7, end la" , 1•7•• awry • ar f. _j.Doembur T. SDi three following l.nis ems. u=rell.eowreatS—Twolay,Docomter T. Own w nia—Welsooday. Demobs" il. w—Tfureass. Inismobwr 1/. Wthawwunwn. dowilsthrewt—Tlthewing. Pomba 9. MALTY COURTB.—Dtc. 4. (Bare the Lids Judos at Appeal.) 111DDLIIII 11. lACIIIOII. The petitioner In this ewe hid =Med a ward of wort fourteen days only after she caste of age, there bawls. bra an Intimacy between the for two years prior bribe marriage, but wet having bans almr4 of daring the minority by the toothat (a widow I )of the ward. From the affidavits ef the husband, wife, and mother, it appeared that a awn of 4001. was due to the la ter for main tenance of bar daughter, writhes. it had been agreed that this should be repaid to the mother out of a ants et 4381. Console standing in mart, end to which the ward was entitled in firtioirc.on:itd app e are d leurn a6° of tbt o the is m , o w th"" hich at erteirtledd for waaW become dtmeible amongst Inst threedaughters, of whom the ward of court was one. 11 - 1. — .15 - eean -- :Cellis — petitioner (the husband), applied that the said sum of 4381. Consols might be paid out of court to the petitioner. The Lord Jattice Knight Bruce said it was his impression, though he did not mean to give any conclusive opinion to that effect, that a matempt of court had bean committed, the marriage having taken plate so sour after the lady attained her enapinty, and having probably been premodsd by what Is hmi liar ly termed a " oourtahip." The husband, however, night, he thought, at once be paid the fond out of mart, if he would express his willingness to make a asttlsatest, if called upon, of the reversionary property to whkh his wigs would become entitled. . The Lard .117rtiosTeirser said that m the fund was auall, the beat course would be for the lady to attend and appear before their lordships, and a settlement be in the meantime prepared. Upon the question of contempt he gave no opinion. The politica wee then directed to stand over, that the lady might ex a time whin the would appear before their lord ships and be examined, and the hatband state whether be was willing to accede to what the court had samonad Wadi lag • settlement. Mr. Dean said that, with all &krona to what had Ma from the court, he wae prepared with authorities showing that marriage with& ward of court, if subsequent to her comfits of age, though by mew a than an latarval, dem not mutants a contempt of court. COURT OF QUEEN'S EHNCH.—Dac. 4. Situnga at Nisi Prins at Weitzaaaar.-03afore Lord Campbell and a Spacial Jury.) CUTTS V. emrra.—AN BILL. TM. wee an motion to recover 821. 10s. 2d., balance doe upon an attonsey's bill among to 1221. 13e. The de fendant paid 454 into court, and dialed his liability for the remainder of the plaintiffs claim. The plaintmd Mr. Calm, wee an ettorsey fa Lan, sad the defendant, Mr. Robert &midst fladth, ea 'palmist termer in the same mighbourhood. The 0116121MMINSIII out which the actin" arose have been repietedly pawed beim the public. The defendant bed 1. hie modes the dasiktie of another fanner, named Rills. With tMe 610 be lama en illicit intercourse, the result bang like Ikla ef ANIL Her father then oosunesoed legal proceedings ageing& am, end Mr. Cutts was retained by the damndest to ant se soli citor in his behalf . At Mr. Cutt's roggestion, en swinge meat woe entered into to the effect that the girl should go beck and live with the defendant, end that on the defendant uodertaking to marry her all farther proceedings should be stayed. This agreement was ultimately wend oat, the de fendant redeeming the character of Mks Mills by seeking her his wife. . - . Mr. James, In hie opening, stated that alter this weer meat had been duly executed, an attorney 'named Shepherd peeemend an indictment, under the Bishop of Oxford's mot, against both Mr. Cutts and the defendant, for conspiring to ruin the girl. Lord Campbell—l thought it vas a very improper indict. suit. _ _ Mr. James laid the indictment was preferred Woe* the grand Lary at Chehadord, behind the back' of Kr. Cum end Mr. Smith. . . e -- Lo - ArCamphell—l hope that practice will be menedied befor long. Mr. James then stated that Mr. Smith agreed to pay the outs of their mutual defence beams Mr. Cabs had tom drawn into the matter entirely bees• Mike ID serve Ms. In March, 1867. the plaintiff sent in his bill of cesteog to fhei Um am Hinting to 4681., and Kr. &aft Balled sad poll it shortly afterwards. The proosedinge ems tentienst% end the indictment having been disposed of at the &mast dences in the same year, Mr. Cotta seat to a fenher Mil for 1221. 131., in September, 1837, and did set orimmines hie amba until after the lapse of limbs mean In November, 1867, Mr. Blood, who had Mosbecome Mr. IhnitiV_ • etesettay wrote to the plaintid saying that Mr. Smith we. determined to pay no more money than be was obliged to do, Met he wished to forget the 'thole matter u an "unpleasant dresm," and that he bad "a longing aright() tax the bill sheadypeitL" The Mined mull mid he should have thought Mike his istryer's bill wield ham revived the dram in all its dimm able realities. (Laughter.) The plaintiff, lila London agent (Mr. Evans), and other witnesses were called to prove the above facie. For the Menu It was omissided that after Mr. &silk had paid the 413111. bill he gave express notice to Mr. Cutts let to INIONSOII charging him any more with his (Cons's) Oben Maw expenses of the indictment, and that therefore he wee net liable for more than the 461. which had been paid Into nett. Lord Campbell, in ramming up, end be owned that the ere essind to him very clear. Mr. Cutts wee attorney for Mr. Sank Ike dekoskat, who by his own misconduct t h: o d i t beemyreat diffloult Ms. As action for seductiou and briworhot prosoneof marriage were brought against him, and Beth seemed to be well founded. Mr. Cott* was consulted by Mr. Smith, and acting in perfect good faith he did his befit ber Ida, and an agreement was signed by Mr. Smith whereby ha Triune& to marry the girl if she would COM sad live with Ms. Afterwerds Mr. Marriott Wined j.dstly Mr. Cube sad Mr. Smith. under the Nip at Oxford's an, for easephig to _Me an Moment gni, when the agreement was tionehe dosai ha married to her solsoir. Then Mr. Smith send Ind posporly, for if theg believed Mr. Evros, the Lon a.a spook el doe *MK he (oho kibinistot) said be should Mkt to Kr. Nimrod es keg as ha bed • erg on his bulk, bat dist Mr. Coon obeli serer be pat to the expense of a Wig sod If they believed Mr. Cotta, the defendant pro mind to poly Os lob& straws of their joint defence, as well be night de, kr the pronestlea noes out of his affairs, with Mike Mr. Onus het ben berseestly mixed up as legal ed ible. There toweli oho bens dank if Mr. Evens had spoken In walk las Adrent bad directly admitted his liability in nerd et the pertiesier bill whkh wee the subject of the pee wit media. The shown lately returned a verdict for the lz 421. 10.., the amount claimed. P.lll-PIXTT W. 1111/LSILL.—ALL FO CD MISAULT IN AN •00- no *WM, Mr. ban Barnett, sa upholsterer an tar altars kokr at Onsaneb, brought this stake avian the isionian. Mr. Mind*, a sactlower, for sa wan Is nisi "Calboa avails aanicnrosss. thenhas piarka—Gen ass (Ott ; sassed r, that h. turnal the pld.uf boom lie yr Nokias s Na t.kaass. i the nos ; sad last, Is doing sis be mod so mai7 — visessos Um troi n . . lik. Z. /mass mks for the ; Kr. Y. Cbsadaws Isr Or Eshried. Tus owerresis look plus is July bat. at • mkt ot /anil ines presided ever by the defendant at Nualteed, near Peck ham. Ths plaintiff, it appeared, tett eggriered that a par ticular lot of articles had not been knocked down to Limy and halseed upon Its being put up to anodes again. The delendent refitted, and the plaintiff continuing to repeat his [ legume, be directed three porters to remove him from the loess by Meson operation which Ina speedily effected, and, antis piebitiff affspd, with unasmataty violence. Ti. Adam was, that sa the lot hid 'heady been up Wise, lbs artadasser, according to the conditions of ale, I was the ads albitrstor whether or not it should be offi meta; and that, after the defendant bad exercised the pyoowwer so vested in him, the plaintiff caused so greet a die- Ivbaas to prevent the rale being proceeded with, and That Or dalbsdast was therefor* fully justified in ordering bis esmord The defendant dented that any ussecomery dames WI been used. Tbs jury, after being absent from court about twenty limas, yet:trued a verdict for the plaintiff. Damages—ow farthing. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1858. counter a bottle wa found partly full of champagne. There were tee at twelve proetitutes. The defendant said to his men, " Urea ever let this man in again I will instantly dies miss you." Elisabeth Catherine Hamilton sail she sedated in the de fendant's business. Told the last witness the brandy was for her 11160.1111"11 nee, and net far eels. This wham, who was very wissisat in her here eadainsed, " On my oak to brandy was amid, and ; I A my oath not cue farthing wee pissed mom the counter. Inspeittor Steer, is answer to Mr. Bingham—. This is the woman before whose eye, the 2s. wee pawed, and who poured out from the decanters portions of the contents." Witeree—" I say on my oath, bares 0—" Mr. Bingham, interrupting the ejsculatica—" Permit me to give you this one canon—the next time you ere ailed on in a court of koalas to give evidence, refrain from unneesseery appeal, to God; each is more oftem the language of thieves and perjurers than honest people." James Baker, • waiter, said the porter fetched half a pint of brandy from the " Mak Horse" publioshoess about half an hour before the inspector cisme in. The inspector laid hold of Mr. Beldam's collar and the decanter wu broken in the mike. A ratlines; who woo peewit picked up a plies of the broken glass. John dbmheans, the peter, eaHed, °unarmed the purchasing of the loaf-plat of bendy, width be pat upon the counter, end which, perhaps, stood than some time unnoticed. Mr. Bodkin said be need not trouble the magistrate with any lengthy observations in defence. The story told by the defendant's witnesses was, he submitted, perfealy consistent with the fact that the brandy was sot for solo, but for the private we of the defendant. Mr. Bingham asked if the lIIIMMOIN had been taken out under the Police Act ? Impactor Webb said, TM ' • and the present vas not the first time the defendant had ham eunmeoned—he lad been fined about eight months age. Hs would also add that he kept another house in the Mr. Bingham—l consider this ease thoroughly proved, and I therefore fine the defendant 61. end costs, against which he own appeal if he pleases. I also think it right to say Ido not believe the statement of the lady witness. There was • woad summons against Mr*. Elisabeth Harvey, 3, Panton-street, Haymarket, for permitting cham pagne to be sold, drunk, and consumed upon the premier, which was dismissed, there being no proof of sale. BAIL COURT.—Ditc. 4. Sittinp at NW Pif aft Wrsiastastar.—(Ballore Kr. Julio Crompton mod s Canes Jog.) AIM= L lIIIIIIIrAMAOLT. Mr. H. Jamie wee comeel ter tie= Mr. Heddh *ea sad Mt. Hit regeonaled flea TM. was ea oohs le mow deorate far ea smolt Dm- MOW ea u tte i rrhy the delledleat. TIIS dehadeat pleaded hot, a* • spesaMy, • jesdlleilha ; Ilhh, have sodloomea Shoff t y l a owe ' sa ltunide dea la lea est vot * the at the al ar punt se oedl he bed shifted halt sit war* and • •kormisa. The dehadeat wsa a lihmaw, to =6:l6He MA bra for err bedl to ' teladadies. WWI* tire andllea k wee his modes le tem* erealle qa Me vita ea harder le anent her and nein& bin, ft WI bra moral le eameesa Me. Ambler to hi hum Oa fie eeadwef hahr• the dth ithashot, Orr lambi mp~lifir illiaNtord dreNitreragrudissraissiirkeriraLlb.wriarbr saw* MI lig pried On 6r oho rift tir • WA igrit kale or, mod 110 ismour =tan 610 vl6. Air a dro It arms to Ur INVerrOr 68 gory adjourn it th .Atha illiblOrra4 la order, ihreaoh the kehtereca- UMW alsoolops emir* thou* le he ob.loi, *alb. the angry passions called into pixy. It was agreed as all hands that some six or seven gloms at beady and water had been consumed at the Albion, but there was the most marked disertnency as to the proportion of this partaken of by the plaintiff and defendant respectively. The plaintiffs story wan, that she had been limited to half of one sixpenny worth; the defendant, on the contrary, asserted that her allowance was a much larger proportion of the whole con sumption. However, It was quite certain that the defendant was drunk ou going in, and that hisoondition was 13 ot improved on his coming out. It was not surprising, therefore, that their object in visiting the publio-bouse was defeated, Red that after leaving the defendant should recommence abusing his wife. However ; after • while he ran home without them, end as the wife had the key of the door she gave it to M. Ambler, end told her to let her husband in. On reaching the house the wife refused to enter until Mn. Ambler bad got her husband into bed. In the first in stance, on getting inside, the plaintiff and defendant appur to have sat down in the parlour, the plaintiff trying to Induos Smith to go to bed. After a while he 'eked her to show him • light, which As did, and she went up stain with him. When there the defendant invited her to waren him, which .be objected to do. The plaintiff than returned down stain, followed by the defendant, and the pude' rammed their seats in the parlour. The plaintiff age& begged the defendant to go to bed, but he said, ' no, he would never again go to bed with his wife." The plaintiff then mid she must fetch his wife, and return to her own huge, end she had risen for that purpose, and bed opened the door, the upper pert of which was of glass, when the defend ant got up and swore he td kiss her. The plaintiff retorted that if ho did so be should remember it. He then caught her in hie areeN and in the act of throwing her down her arm was pushed through the glass. door and was most dreadfully out to the bone. The pisintiff bad been &Weed in hospital for seven weeks, and had not been able to use ha arm ever dune ; indeed, it would never be the suss spin. for the defame, it was contended that the result, lament able as it was, was a pure accident; that the plaintiff, who, though not actually drank was somewhat elevated, in mak ing he the door had ;l i l t and bad shoved her arm through the glass ; it was alio that she had admittedly been kends(' with the t, and that while so engaged the scattiest occurred. . . . . The jury, how;;;, eccepted the *WM' • among of the irrishotion, end swirled her their owdk4, with NI. damages. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dac. 4. aildap at NW Prima to lliddlasax.—(Habra Lord Odd Judas Gabbers sad a Comma Jury.) L. CAM-KOS OCULIST ►RD HIS LANDLADT. The pkind! la this cos is the widow of a sesdkial gentle rasa el solasors, sad she keep a Lording-house is Ono votar-street. The dOsadeet is as oast, sad as the 30th February last he boot tenant for three yore of part of the plaintiff's how*. He wee to hue the vas al the room and the roomadjoining bitten' the boars of 11= with the exception al one hoar, barna 1 mad 2. who be us to be allowed the um of JIM itting-be Wised, M asosory. The rent wee 1001. a yet. The odes wee to root dages is cossequena• of the didodest heave MOO the plotatilf op in the dining-roam Mr. Robes sad Mr. Cloudier eg= L or the plsiatilf; sod Mr. Lush sad Mr. Yates for the The plaintiff, la her evidence, aid that en the MO she wee la the diedag-roote with hir itseghht The us shoat to Wise apertiesate. At a gut, to 9, the dehadsat coo quietly into the lONS, sad eski, " I ceder you sat el Ibis roses." as looked eslosisised, bat mid so tldeg. The dehaleat went to the doer, NINIIMMI the key fret the hi* pat it wish* oil kid the door. reag the bolL old the enveate amt. The &dodo* ems ✓epeadly wheal to let that eel, bat he teat sot A cergetler wee sot far le Agee the deer bat the Modem* thiseiosil W with poesdinsp if he al so. The eoperder sold artist as deer epee. The follow: short the tepee of dog twos hews the low wee by the &ha dna The *iota wee sad ill, sail kw 11011111.11, at the this of d =g sock, had gat out of the rose by tree Oa Oar. Ice areseoutiolles the *half dead that the tisia dent had ceopiehmi of her lying oa the sea la the room. It to Foals that she might hoe base as the for she wee weekly sad delicate. Mie hold that on ow out= she wee lying there with the ups port of he dries usdisou sad bee seek boa Her met bed *or boa tare shoe the wee a girl. She bed serer requited ber et( to the *Mar s palest se Mrs. Carr, though they did sareethess Odor Ur by third ame. Mr. Lash-Did you dewy is that that you woe Mts. Carr r• — liitness—l hops I have better taste. (A laugh.) The defendant was to have had new but respectable patients there, but, on the aratrary, he Ailed the plaos with paupers. ayiengh.) It was neesseary to open the windows se soon as left. The lady who was with Lev on the 31st of August wee Yrs. Sirs. _ . . 16711111=Wm a.. married lady, Wein away from her hooklad P Rhodes -I °isnot tell. If anybody was to ask me whether yen were a married man, living with your what should lay t (Laughter.) The defendant did not say, " "I =pest sore paths= and I request you ;to go up steins. She did net hear Mrs. Sin all " a poppy," hat elm as out olthe loos Ilona. Myr said It was nest sardelotr hehsrforw kw a "brat' Ithallso le Isolt Ise np. Mr. Irek—Did you mt Ca Idea a " assesitad puppy Witare—That is an riesaisa I would nit use era to ffen. (lalaghter.) Deleit did nee say, if they did not go ha would look than in. had on to oeeneloa, Ware the defandaat's attorney, solid the (bards= a " best," It was • Scotch term for as inalowilosat and. (Langleter.) She wee very irritated, and if she said anything wraeg she was sorry for it. Several withal= were riled in support of the plaintiff's as. The dearth= Massif was than called, tad he said he hod Nests to orwrisist of the plaintiff berg as the seta. On me writs the was than with her bar pertly =sore= Re requested her to lava, and she laid hold of his head sad kept it some thee. The servant can= and she than drew her made round her, and in a few minutes left the room. On the Stet Augur Mrs. Hiss called him a puppy. He re =d these to lair, sad, as they would at de so, he roma 10. At the coadosion of the defendant's =Mee= on • rent was ran to that a verdict should he antral for the ement—demages 101. It was eke orris= err= h keraey of the plaintiff should terminate an soon an it asavenhatly weld. The Lead flidel Justice said he thought it was a eery sr tlederart arnagerent. A =NM yam sooordingly entered by =mat foe the plain lif—drorgre, 101. THE POLICE COUBTS. MANSION-110 MM William Gotsdim, aged 26, was brought before Mr. Alder man Glabrirl, abused with attempting to enter a house in the Crescent, Minorite, by mew of akeleton krys. W. Fitzgerald, cans table 636, maid that commemeence of taformMion that whet him from a young sea named Peacock, he went in march of the prisoner, whom ha had noticed a few minutes prirvioudy,and maid to him, " you hare changed your cep minoe I last maw yon." The primmer mut tered which winter ted not understand, and noon being taken both I. the Clement dropped the skeleton key. ceadeced A leaf -key wee found on him at the tastiest . W.A. Pace*, dark at a solicitoes dice, at 7, Crescent, MmHg!, said that oa the previous evening he wits at work, when he heard the rattling of keys, aid the deer premed se if somebody was trying to open it. Re imisedistaly went out and observed the prisoner and another en hurriedly wsikiag eat of the Crescent. He oommuniostel with the last whales, sad the phew, who had in the samelme exchanged ceps with Ids smagnaise, was taken Into melody. J. Beef, tan police Gahm B, sad es was O threw dews Obi skeleton ksy. Be gal =Mt kb?' ekes Bow; Ihs areektio of aims, tall.' b00k, 11 14, 1 - • -- • •- - — Te• — iiiiii;,"ThoTaidiiikeitTess merely Imbed to ho'd W bey by melber rose, wee nmaeded. J. NW. awe Willie itiolb were charged with picking a rissfkarals pocket ends lardkerailse. O. Weddle, easetable eell, es* Oat about eleven o'cloak Olt monk* be rebimead OepylkMlOre beedlairddet pe daled teem sleibiewee pdese, OfloodurdwArea, pro %to ad& Br oil IhWIPINOII sal Web Lira Se dr radawborr. . - _ AI4 esbo4d-111oro fto goilloaso woftftft—llo west ft the oftdoftbotift, mil refused to moo Mot bosom In dil Oft ift war ft tipper to the nw...MR 1 !sow Copr ol i on • Ito cowohlod Tft Gookr—l bellows boo boa trompoftil, Gad to tift*oll•b000 or a. Wok wit Ms übo tooos omftftlypilawwm..ar/dk.Grim la Os war if tho loniftftibl might bootammoi r.W.L IILtRIBOROUGHI-STREET. Dnit Mom, tip taste of D ivi E rocas, Limbo agases, *se sipped lain Mt. ea • emaatass the lesbasom of the pothe, wid th ems that he did, ea the died of Monsebst, - " =lawfully esti sad permit and skim to be sold certain ezokable Spiess by retail, to wit braady, to be dranko sadth* earthasi la Ms bare sad plonk..""s." Mr. hardstsr, B tbe imam& ix tbe at laminator Moues bar, of dor C &Okla e i fssid, be wet Sato tiro thisisat's bows at bail-pest thnsaa the soraise of the herd ultimo, la compiay with Palma& *wog • as is the kids trytad at the Raw to prossat his dab* so, *kat ba - ma sow die, sad wsotz i t tag pimp to th e bar, wbere a woes was sli A dscoader ass sth e slot., sad three b o i lers a LA etheska trots It, alassoded by Walk forty sad AR, darn, sad eked Sweaty bottles. The do siaii• were all Ida to Ins fall. The woman pound osthelblar oat of kro of thee densities tato dank mow wipe soktal gethlwasa Isieldad. Witness w $O. deal ipso ad bow somiar. The ddisekt cuss up, sad, webs Met bp the . boa lie emulate if what W WS all, red MEd one to be belay to thodbir the osepard loans the Brae $0 Mr. Illapbesisibd If altars wan be mark. ! Whams add be was, sad kith on skim ths liss sorkai tip skleasthesi to Saws the ileums out at km is sod k dead BO broke saw Ho " This is my phew, sail rill saw anew you es sake' WWIs add him be wiz Was lady, owl be 1 8= Whit ant tio as plat" Os assibir THAMES. Get Urine Brous, • young woman, who appeased very ill and careworn, sad sobbed loudly on being put into the dock, was brought before Mr. Yardley charged with attempting self-destruotion. A police-constable 'waled Padfield, No. 188 H, said that his attention was called to the prisoner on Tower-hill on Friday *ht. She appeared mach distressed, and crying. He he her say, " I will do it ;I am tired of my Rh." He followed Ise, sad saw her rush towards Irongate-stairs and armee towards the river. She threw herself into the water, end iminediately dragged her out, and conveyed bar to th• statiwbourre. The Omer, in &Ana, said that she wee tired of her lids, sod that her husband had repeatedly ill-used hair. He best her on Friday night, end in a momst of excitement she determined to end her Millerille end her lids together : lb. Yardley—lf I let you go, will you promise not to repeat this rash act again, sad to seek that proteetion from 1 the law to which you ere entitled ? I will great you a sum mons against your husband. The grisoner—lf he promises not to ill-nes me again I would forgive him. Mr. Yudley—Yes, and then he would most probably beat a spill, sad you would make another attempt on your Padfield said the Flamm had made three attempts upon bar lids is mmosquimes of the brutality of her husband. The mleame—My tlfi le a harden to me. Mr. bray, aim ahnothhair the prisoner not to commit emit a wicked and rash *et any mere, discharged her, and king a nese= pine her kr beads( law on Friday Might. The summess whist George Brown, of King-street, Tows-bill, was this made out. CONN.-CAMBRIDGE, Deo. 4.-We had a may heavy masked for all corn, moept the best barley. Wheat, red, this. to 40a. ; white, 44e. to 48s. Barley, 25.. to 445. Botha, 40s. to 445. Pan 40s. to 44e. Oats, 21s. to 30s. Casconnon, Deo. 4.-Then was a large supply at merlon to-day. Trade very doll. Prime about the same ee last week. Wheat, old Mown, 40a. to 44a. ; new brows, 36e. to 42e. 6d. • new white, 43e. to 465. B arley, new, 245. to 445. O ats, new, 24e. Ticks, old, 42a. to 48s. Pen, hog, ne. Cam.tera, Dec. 4.-We had a fair supply of all kinds of grain. Prima wen thanes easier for wheat ; tor oats, mesh We mums ee last week ; sad for barley, tally as dear. Dr mend fair. Wheat, white, new, leis. to 18e. ' • old, 18a.le 19e.: red, new, 16.. to 17e. ; old, 17e. to 18e. Barley, sew end old, lls. to 12a. 6d.. OeM, potato, old, 9a. to 10s. 6d.; new, to 94. ; commas, Be. to 9s. Flour, le. U. to le. 10d. Oatmeal, Is. Bd. to Is. 10d. Ryemeal, h. 3d. Barley meal, la 3d. per stons.-Carlials Journal. COLCHESSI Dec. 4.-A god suppl y of wheat and barley, and moderate of other grain. Wheat in slow dr mind, at la den*. Barley, accept for very choke parcels, Is. lower. Been sad pees as last market day. °Los:n=l34 Dec. 4.-There was an average attendanoe M oar to-day's market , but the demand for wheat was ea ty quiet, at le. per qr. decline on both English and kedge. Pine *Mee of malting barley no lower ; Warier W grinding Is. cheaper. The oat trade continues in the ewe sluggish state as before aoted, and prime are again the tern in favour of buyers. Importe of the week sane Dec. 4:-Wheat, foreign, 10,740 qrs. ; barley, Ireland, 1,410 ryas foreign, 4,810 un due Oats, Ireland, 4,660 qrs. foreign, 960 qrs. Sun foreign, 270:qrs. eictuaroao, Dec. 4.-There was not so large a sintMy el wheat. bat trade ruled actranaly dull, and in onne ii - *some for middling sorts • tarter decline of la. per R. had Mhe awls. Bailey trade rather worse • middling *Males mealeabia Wheat, 38e. to 49.. Barley, 30e. M 42e.„ Oats, 21a. to 28s. bean 40s. t0.44e. Peas, Os M Ma. BRATFORD, Deo. 4.-We had again a very di One li B a ; :: wheat, at folly Is. per feed deals. en the deist sun nod from le. to 2.. as the inner •theiwiption large offer, and all desedptiens =ls ken 2s. per quarter lower prima, with kw boo* Ws add at test week's prises. Peas en hew a the We. When Th. to 29.. per toed. Barley, 110 a. M 41.. per qr. 0* 2201. to 295. per qr. Pen 275. to 29a. per load. Beam, 265. to 30s. per load. LIICEBTER, DSc. 4.-Whest was an average supply at em market ; the trade ruled arm, at the rates of In week; white samples sold at 44e. to 48e. • and red, 40a. to 44.. per qr. Barley of good quality was naltered be prioe-namely, malting *spin 38s. to 42e. per qr. ; inferior one were rather cheaper ; grindieg realised 28s. to 30e. pee 30 stone. 0* were • limited show, and *old at last weirs nee soinely, 28s. to 361. per 24 stone. Beane were seers and dear, old samples realising 625. per qr. Fine floor 32a.; emends, 30.. ; thirds, 28e. per 20 stone. Newcarmu-orott-Tva a, Doc. 4.-At our market this =mining we had a large show of wheel from the growers, sad although the condition wee warmly so good am last week a ready clearance was *Med at the full rates of this day nnaight. South *sag descriptions wino In fair request, the turn, however, Warn favour of the buyer ; but the al. dike was not andicienny mond to justify any atmadies ls serac to tatious. Old alpha droly, _the tenoity of Win cheek Mien Flour mold upon nook Se ems send as aria ea weak Far seling b rley ite k = pseud Maid; hover thew we ao ebetedga rp tl a Set edam to Odd fhafilav e r ig =l B : dudes hod the peed awl. oar Ineladeas duo is the math, dot aldpseate mest sooserdly be gush stataildl, and thane,* it would he esker te Med ream the wake any farthrp concession. Mat moat WI s& ie mem although offered Mlower rates. Beans and gere =ass dams Oats sold more freely, the full camp at th is day assets being willingly paid. The arrivals this week :-Whsat, ametwiee, 2,189 qrs.; fonts, 660 qrs. Barley, coastwise, 1,037 qre.; foreign, 1,32 U qrs. - Mak, conwise, 70 qrs. Oste, cometwise, 1,100 qre. Flour, 1,190 sacks. NORWICH, Dec. 4.-The asset* al the eastern one ties have been generally demo* both ea regards wheat sad barley. Tenney this waa the nee at Chelms ford, and at this =change to day ke • fair supply of wheat prices ruled Is. per qr. lower than lest Saturday's gam= while, although the nark= was well stoned. only a business wee done at the redsones. The supply of barley was larger than of lan bat a geese proportion being of an inferior desceiption the sale was very - dull; al good qualities about maintained former mta la other articles littleperstag. This eveaing's quotations are:-White wheat, Sk. um 48s. ' • red ditto, 38a. to 425.; beat chevalier mating tansy, 818. to 414. ; runs chevalier ditto. 34a. to 364 • distilling ditto, 275. to 30e. per qr. ; flour, 275. per sack from the milkt. Latest 'musses :-Wheat, 3.8171 qrs., 41s. • beaky, 7.631 k qre., 36r. . ld. Corresponding period la year:- Wheat, 2,226 qrs. 48.. ld.; barley, 8,271$ qrs., Ms. 6d. It will be ebservod ihet the delimiters/ wheat and barley are now on an extensive scale. Norma /man, Dec. 4.-The show of wheat at our nee hat to.day was istisral, and there was a fair amount of busi ness doing at le dense. New white samples sold at 46.. to 48e. ; new red, 40a. so 44e. ; mid white, 445. to 480. ; old ma. 380. to 42e. per 38 stone. Time was not much doing in barley. due maples were andiseged in value ; inborn sorts was a odds duper. Malting finalities sold at 33a. 44.. per quarter; and griackag 28.. to 32e. per 30 Mane. Oat, wen • meal thew, and sold at 24e. to 30s. for sew weeplee; end nee. to the. per 24 atone. Bs* were a lintel supply, sad old *piss sold st 6M., and maw, 44e. le 40.. per 88 atone. OZTORD, Dec. 4.-At this HISBILIR to-day there was e moderate supply a wheat, with a good attindsses d boyars, but very lisle business was done, end that little was shiny cosiest to the prime quisling, whist may be quoted at la to 2.. lass per qr. White wheat ruled hose 40a. to 46.. par qr. ; red wheat, 36.. to 420. For other kinds of eon trade woe dull, prime having a declining tendency, the gestalt= baize as follows : Bosley, 31s. to 35.. per qr. ' • eel., 20a. M 30a. ; bean 40.. to Mrs. • hog pees, 44.. per qr. ,• flew, 21a. per rut ; good meadow hay, 41. per ton. The amente from the marinas in this district dozing she week are that trade was dell, sad annely say for Inferior kind of wheat, ma that min is other *Mee were easier. PETERBOROUGH Dec. 4.-We had only nioderste SUICIDE In A WSTIZ-BITTr.-.011 Saturday after- supply oLtrheat b;" to - day. Best dry = " 1 * nay soon an imp* wee had Mr. W. Baker, at the Feathers "4. to 40.. per qr. for &Inc and oat el ' T aoin , A u t b . a t ris t. reces d ag t h e t e ak enamors napes wo uld not make users than Is. per steal. of Thomas aged 44 • nen boot mad shoe Barley, °al*, and lonia,' could all be bought eathantht talath nianfeetsrer. el Ina anonattag BRAWN°, Deo. 4.-'The market was tolerably well rap rude. Thehe c ee d ee em i Ageeeg pews that th e & me w pled with wheat. The condition of WWI pascals woe abets. W boa woo ae pae dgaps= y e e Nuke /hoe smog. meal by the wet weather. The trade was remarkably stow ; cad Wesgh way le h eft s et tatedadubea On Tasolly . sfaat though • reduction of la. per quarter was allowed, but OM IRA OM deemed eat his wile, lila the beeeiamerwert, otter Waded) Mae changed bands . Best malting Ibsllq des pbeleg sum/ Adis se the that deer, reeked le rest, bat Odd Is. per quarter ; bank" meld rely be disposed af at at fia may been ea the m o rn( a emu nee beau. *OM 2s. to Ss. per queer lower. There was but a deli ohm the de red wee &wasters. be was erode in oats. In beens and peas there was • downward' =king, sad whoa amok wee made he was heed twarloscy, *wenn be the wakirehatt 4 ptyogi The servo= who ROCRBSTRII, Dec. 4.-At this market then was a &alba fund the body, neat sashed, 112111 me of the works* of la. per quer* but eves at thetemsension only the .Mart ea butt our saldragged the deemed eat. So wag sorts wen saleable, sad those in very linked quantities. sad a usamengsr was seed is medial sonletwat. Prins pm& of white wheat radined 44a. to 485.; The decusers herd were Indy dud rand bye aid et the loads, 42a. to 44e. ,• the best sorts of red, 40a. to 4dal ifir X snit, t • lea was eloo suared to prevent he dor, Ins. to 40a. Beiley was in Waited supply, tat dads et the YlagisadLroad, non that add yes not naive, the rather being again an 7 fargama , I=l had the set, and there was be the dock of that ands ; that for paatiag low eastrielL to drew be the witsarp.. The ,thry . were quo gads- nemed • decline of ahem per eons ware lea vilet the Wimps on Mir" TeolegsgY itasambis. Or slag barley wasC i fi r ttie sought after, sad ideodly." tindatisas ore ahead acatiaal; mulling barley 40a. to 43e.; A DIMPESATE COSTICTo-Os may easiatiliew 44e.; grinding herd, Zia to MIL Thee wee Me no required tr ue Luau kir the gaverser ef the - prien Mbe eats, bat the a s essiatinen Its Taloa holders Vale, who negated the Woad awned el e desperate eardet att7 eadassioa fa pries, se It Is believed that prior ,used Young. The ma hod threatened all the entherithe I the* take a the, trod the foot that there was a Ware 'of the primes, sod kis viola* wee se• great that • remeade this aft sop; the carrot qadatkae are 23.. to STe. sassed Oolding, of the F . Magian, wee mat to Usk Pant Ist an peas were In seen oupgdy, and the dontoad vary the elleabee web lobe*, dr Owen Selo/Wm. at the erreelael rub alma week. WISBECH, Dac. 4.—The supply of all grain la short here to-day. The best dry wheats bring nearly lmt MA'S prim e , whilst the cold raw inferior sorts are Is. per qr. cheaper, Oats, beaus and barley about the same, w ith but little doing. Prices to the gros or —Wheat, white, 40a. to 43e, extra, Um., nibs. per bushel; red, 365. to 87s, ' ew e, Us. Oats, lljd . to ls. per stone. Beans, old, 445. to 465. pa qr.; mew, 38s. to 40s. Wont:num, Dsc. 4.—At this day's market there was again a large supply of wheat and barley, and both were Is. per qr. lower. Oats sold slowly, at a decline of 6.1. p er qr. Beans and peas held fur lut week's prices. Toad, Dtc. 4.—At our corn marks', then was a f l u Wooden°, of fermen, aad the show of wheat was liberal. The trade ruled dull, at a reduction of ls. per quarter CO Let week's rates. White samples sold at 435. to 445,, Bud red 88s. to 42a. per quarter. The barley trade was languid. rood malting samples sold at 325. par quarter, and ‘l. l 265. to 30. . per 80 stone. There was very littia oats, which were dis of at Ild. to U. per stone. .. trade in beans ruled dull, and late prices were support e d. Molt, 66.. per quarter. Bitrasi, Dao. 3.—Farmers' supplies liked. Wiaat Soar = owl. lower. Oats and weasel 3d. &saw At cons modest° bagasse don. Former Ws. lately suppatiM Coat, Duo S.—White wheat, 16e. to 225. lid, • red ditto, 16s. to 20s. 6d.; barley, Ile. 3d. to 14s. ; este, 10a. to 131, Dona's, Duo. 3.—Home wheat very dull sale, OS WIC ig for all other kinds of home grain. Fair supply, value aa. clumged. Oats fair supply, and to eon large NW Wei prices should be taken. Barley—quality of samples din* generally inferior, and demand very slow, in farm a buyers. In foreign wheat we have heard of no large sales, liaize neglected. No bruised. passing, weather One. KIRKCALDY, Dec. 4.—The weather during week has been unsettled, occasionally boisterous. Toes* we had a thoroughly wet day, so that agricultural unities hays been somewhat interrupted. At our country markets this week we had moderate supplies of all kinda of gun, and there being a good demand for all the better sons, beg, for local oonsumption and export, prices of such were in favour of sellers--while inferior qualities of wheat, beiley, and oats were le. per qr. lower. Hers, today , we bed G m supplies of ell idnds of grain. Wheat, oats, and fine bu ff met a ready Dale at last week's rates ; inferior barley e dull ask, and 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, Us. to 45e. pa qr.; barley , 23.. to 335 .; oats, 17s. to 26.. WATIZPORD, Duo. 4.—Oar supplies of home-grows grain have been trilling throughout the week, but this mom tog we have a better delivery. From shred the Imports limited to me cargo of Indian corn. Onr market has not a• dergone any change of consequence since this day annight, Irish wheat has found buyers at late rates for both mill sal shipping samples. Foreign has been very little inquired*, but former prices are supported. Barley in fair request, m a trifle less money for grinding qualities, but the finest roe of malting cannot be quoted cheaper. The demand for osts I. about equal to the supply, and buyers have not been able to obtain any reduction in price, although the reports from most other markets mime lower. We Mee a steady sale for Indian corn at the decline noted in umlaut. Flour Is rather emir to bay. but holders show no &cotillion to press mles. Imports this week : —lndian can, 2,660 qrs.; India mad, MO looks. Imports this mak :—Wheat, 270 bank; barley, 22 barrels; oats, 7,758 burgs; dour, 1,640 mkt. IHE LONDON LIXTER-04ARIBIt8. The following now system of arrangements, as ro or& WICIIIIIIIIMMOII to the letter carriers or peatelea, hes jut has limed to by the &Übaldo al the Gomel Prot.-aloe : "TO TRi LONDON LITTIN.CARRIIRS. "I am &read by the Pcnimaster-Elanaral to inform you that him icedship has received authority tem the Lords of the Tresam7 to make the folliewlag sheradone with regard to the appointaand, pay, sad pramodsa al the London letter- 1 and other members of the hunk elms : fatty, when yawed= cm= among the letter carriers of the third this, seek letter-carriers as are also 'charge takers' (sad fatly _compstat for dot aim), and as are not already In the third due, will be promoted to it in the ceder of merit, without that they should become sorters ; but, with this ex mom letter-aerriers will se each be promoted to thm, and all future vacan cies which may arise among the letter carrion now In that ehee will not be ailed up. " 2. The male of wages 53 r the 4th class, which at present ocanmencea at 19e. per week, ad rime by an annual incre ment of ls. to 23.., will, as regards all future eppohitminte, or-' at 18s., but will dee, by the same annual Mae meat. to Mc " 3. Hen now In the service will condone to deans on the present male till they nee h 23a. a week ; but instead of remaining at 235. (the maakaana of that seals), they will, after em yams' envies (dadantrose their being plaosd on the establishment), advance to Ks., provided they shall have stood at wages of 23a. to meek is ems yew. Having served another year at wag. of 245., they will advance to 245., the maximum of the new scale. •me of six years is required to Wade a mesa to advance to 2b., been" under the new stale, It will mum aft year. to nook that Ont. " 4. nos who have already weed six years is all (dating fns their being placed on the establishment), and at least ter year at wages of 23.. a week, will be at once advanced to 26., and a year homes will be foram advanced to 24%. a week. 6. By the old scale (that in vas before the revision in 1864), the 80 senior general peel behr-cerriere (a diettaotlon whi* se you know, then edited) were WNW to 30s. each =week, aid a testis* ember et 110 le fas.; end it has that friths old gems& poet letter-coniers still in the st =e l (whatever may he *We peen* clue), such as an receiving less then they wield he* had ander the old wale shall haseeterward reset* the wages which, ander the old scale. they would have enjoyed. This will at cad **ace every such letter-ander (paw receiving less) either to 26e. or 305.; and in versales need In the VOL eines, they will be filled up by the Weakens (according to sety) of other old general poet hiser-cerrlere, so hog es any remain in the service. " 6. In like manner, also, ander the old system, 141 et the senior London distrist letter-carriers received wages of 265. • week ; and it has been settled that, as *garde all men now in the service who were district letter-carriers at the time of the ravidoa, this regale** shall be re-established. Con sequently, sub of the 141 senior London district letter carriers still in the service (whatever may be their present class) as are now receiving less than 25e. • week will be at once advanced to that amount; and as vacancies occur in the 254. clan, they will be filled up by the admission (wording to seniority) of other old London district letter- so long es any rends who were la the envies at the tiros el the revision. "7. It is, of mask hetioded lad all advanonneat Meek authOrised as briwatilk= good conduct sad an 11101111104 Of his dinks. "L At preemie as sellehnia rater the smoke beyond the age ter width Os imemt wogs aillairelsaad, and with the Modes of • haft ryes Stem Sea aft an objeotho. able, sot only becalm a man who hemmednrpensibikl tieellseyoad his income is likely to be gamy, diseatiafted, sad a had amen, but Memo the dial:silty et training a perms ta Ihe rapid red ea** discharge of the dudes of Utter minim sod whir le meetly incromed it at the essoneseentent he is pest the alp at yea*. To remedy this evil it has hem determined that wog Jaw letter-oanier to in appointed mum be ander 21 yam d g " 9. The wages Mt correct weak will be paid, he se modems with the issegelag arrengemeoh, es Saturday and, December 6. . 10. Anengsmosis, as you era aware, have Ise SINES time beta to peeper ter absoging taw hear el the but nand* et Wen ten tee deleeite she ; and ft is nadir meoldere. dam whether sem say set be node tbe mode of eppailsabse istespeorekre to their dlHatch Wan. 11. I am Alleged Is a:sena tie setkfastien wig& Lord Osiebestor heleat Mktg Om sealed te WS Abe eapsetatiens bold lot by Wm to the general beily of istler-emekes, ef ha. C"tbdr ; le Mate that Ida k gied Ill ig thet, ahem* seem few letter.ocedere ham best led by bed advisor leis sets which hem hos& peakhment nem theta, Ike gement body have plena aAd oodithees bk ow* and have shown hat they did got gortialpeee it the bde discreditable system of agitation. "WILLIAM BOILISINAN Cant/oho et Okadalko RABA hi& COTTON.—LTVBEPOOL, DEC. 4.—The market to-day has been steady in tone, but unchanged in price. The sales 6,000 bales : 1,000 on speculation and export. 700 Surat, at 60. to 60.; 300 Egyptian, at 70. to 9141.; 60 remain, at ; 130 Maranham, at 71d. to 1401.; 4,82 D Americas, COTTOM GOODS.—Matecussrsa, Dxc. 4.—The busi ness of the week hunt been inconsiderabie, although there has been nothing like brtskneu in the market. The stocks of cloth on hand are generally reported to be light, so that notwithstanding the extensive production of the mills over the entire district it is almost wholly taken ae rapidly as it comes forward. This has been the character of the market for some time put—a steady absorption of the supply, with moderate steadiner in prim. A quietness in the home trade at this time of the year, and which usually hats until after the Christmas stock taking, affects some descriptions of cloth rather unfavourably, but most of the fabrics suited to the India and China tra de are in request, whilst many of the makers are under contract for some time forward. For these markets of late nearly one half of the whole of the goods made for export have been taken. At the same time there has been an Increase in the exports of cloth during the past month to America and to the Levant. Most kinds of yarn up to Ws ere tins in price, and spinners era well supplied with orders. Germany and Hol land, which took 42 per cent, of all the yarn exported lad month (whilst 21 per cent, more found Its way to other parts of Europe), an markets for which there is still a fair demand, but now that the frost has disappeared it fa charazterleed by lees urgency. Fine yarns for the home trade are dull. WOOL.—Lrvettroot., Pie. 4.—Thme is no new feature to report in wool this week. The demand continues very fair, and prices exceedingly firm, strengthens& by the satisfactory result the London pub& sass, which closed cm the 1M Mat, have given as regards las oolosiaL Imports for the wash ending Dec. 4 :—Forelgn, 1,267; pesrioad7, 121,122; total, 123,179 Dales WOOLLEZI.—Lezes, Dec. d.—Thera hes been a good atteadanes d boyars in the Cloilt-halle AM morning, •12i the market woe rather Wait. ha improved Maumee has Deco dome in most desoriptioos of samonehle goods ; adieu? &the of the Meta dass ham bees MOM dish la them lately. Priem are firm, as there is no probability of replacing premed stooks except as • comidersble adveaesda cassequenoe of the high quotations of wool at the =neat saes. HARDWARE.—BiastutemAx, Dio. 4.—The trade of this lowa oontinues steady. Any gnat amount of business set szpeoted at this period et the year, bet the manufac tures an potty employ sad era idcaly to remain so until the end of the quarter. eik The Iran brad* of We district is quiet, but the mills and forges my in full operation. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Mad cl the itagisaat (Amertsia a►lsl, Ceputa 0 1 0Ttr, Nom MN t. Oc.we, was steadosed en the 15th et November, In lat. 331 m. 11. with II Net tram to the pumps; stew saved. Ottriev.—The beg stranded at (pies, bear Chlplona. Nov.. b Wen hoarded, mod proves to be the Carlow, of Basztalasd; the mew, It is supposed, have bees drowsed. The weather Wise awls hereme mat boisterous, It la feared the meet sad sow wa may loot —Cadiz. Nov. 25. • - - - • Wort,. Copula Dkkerroa, L tabors oa tie Role Bead. mad ea. petted to become a total wreck ere, and.—Lowestoft, Dee. 4. Wet= Plat Captain Fruit, from Pietou to the Clyde, case imbue Ilhophom Bay this swains. It is at paean blowlag ape from B&W., whb a smooth car{ bailout tbe trial wet Male N.W. or N. 6, she must go to piers.—Dsahmeally, Des. 1. Nabob, from abyab, leaky and la distrow. was spokes oa the 176 el Noresbar, la W, 51 N , lea. SS W. (oat sewn nestle), by the Sub Captain Minot!, arrived here —Cork, Dee. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cotustos of Woad. from Swims. No, 29, Ist 49 24, 100 II W. C. °wintry, for liostoy.oltb troops, Noy. V. lot U 20N, lm 20 W. Glasgow. tram 1011111 Maoris for Hull. dept. N lit Et S. I. If IL flar rory (a►tp), from London for Hobart Town 34 days, Oat. S. hi w. H.epar, Perkin% Iron Liverpool for natation, Oat. 26, let 2? N, in Si W. Oder tliaraharg *Up), from NMI Orions 111 inn lat 22 N, ha 33 W. Ones Oleadower, fer Port Phillip, Nor. 11 lat IS St, lain IS. Sunnite, note &mew 43 dam ail nett, in IS N, toe 23 1/ W. Elitistria (barque). from Leads far euticat Say Si dap, Oat. 16, lat 10 4 ti, to IS 47 W. &cepa Coin (skip). Oat. lA, in 1 IS N, ka ZS II W. Virginia, from Cl!da for Melbourne. Oet. ti, lat 6 it, lee U W. Walter Hoot (61,,), Oet. 4, lat 6 21 N, lon 15 $ W. SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY.—The steamship Sax on* Captain Ehlers, left this day for New York, with 160 =r, 600 tone of (*MO, and I,OOW. in spacia.— Thu p Dane, Captain Holfensa, left this day for Ply. mouth, wham she w il l take in the Caps malls. She has THE OUTWARD EAST INDIA AND CHINA Mans. —The steamship C ey lon, Capt. Evans, left Southampton ea Saturday with the above mail., 818 boxes of specie, of the vane of 215,0161., and 140 psoscagero, smug whom wee Major-General Inglis and lady ; the Haa. Mr. Addingtsa, Staff-assistant Surgeons Binary White, and Holum; Colonel Winds, Brevet-Major Bream, Colonel and Met. Dunlop, and Captains M.Pberson, Western, Brooke, Jos% Lawford, Stanley, and 11 , VIcar. The Dane, with the Cape of Good Hope malls, will leave I)evosport to-morrow. The Ayes, with the Basilian mails, will leave lhathemploa ; the Okamoto', with American ship mails, will leers Galway . , and the huh mail, via Marseille', will leave London on Thursday. The Sultan with the Bombay mall, will leave Southampton, sal the Asia, with the United Slaw mails, will leave Livirpui oa Barmd4 ; and the Teviot, with the Australian ad, will leave Southampton on Sunday. DEPARTURE OP THE OCEAN CHll2.—YeMeTer (Sunday) the Black Ball clippe r 4l4 Oosaa Chief left Lime pool for Melbourne. Beside. . harp cargo and full air I plea:Bente wronger., the Ocean Chid tookout a ship's mei CRUELTY TO A SAILOR Bor.—At the Lir police carton Saturday last, a seaman bawd Bemphea er s hoboes; to the ship Maips., wee brought up oboe* having brim ea apprentice named Samuel Cropper os severely white at ass, oa tbs 17th October, that as use toll up for sight days. The case was brought at the clr Capra Brocnoprdie, the remoter of the Malpea ;tilt ltbeadeld, in Being the whew 40A or two maths' ler priesamma, aouoplimssted the aerie he his Mamas sad parental caldron is manias the dame weed the primer. FLOATING CHAPEL ON THE TYNE. ta ire cation having helm meads to the Loris of the i gnat the hulk of a war frigate far this et Maker into a sailors' chapel, their lartishipshm laieraed the opr . oasts that the Rattimsaks will be ph and at Wilt deed We believe it is Intended to fit it up by pirate awl it will be used it, savior oasthloW by a= P6. 4 the established obareb.—NswearUs Gmnioss.• — Emum Majesty has been gra cloudy plowed to send a donation of WM to the Rev. I. Illoweell, Vicar of Egham, in aid of the fund for building as sew &wok near Englefield-green. the were of which oil regressing satisfactorily. The emotions ea the cesnetwp regal, oonaladng of the meta@ hewn, readying ben and chapel for dime:item are all flubbed in the exterior, 001 will sows be FEES reedy. ROYAL FA= HOSPITAL, OILAT'S-ININ-EOAD.-- Tb• numb* of patients relieved at this hospital during the week maw Dee 4, seas 2.310, of white 1109 were new awes. 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