The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

MUSIC. VOLYTECIINIC INSTITUTION. .1 pleasant and rather novel tntwltal entertain mat wee liven hers lest maim ; • lactate en The iteme". Opera, by Mr. lassos Borne, with void Illiantioes by MI 4 Rolm, litr. Thorpe Peed, tad the 1., tear Wotan. The 'idiot wet Numbly written, and 001 mm 1 with rest aatteelisa. 111 r. Home pram a rapid Mach of the dleiolut• state rd sealsty la Oars dm wbkb ,aided each us* materiel. Ye his mire , • Gis M tom jarCy reasehed, w may levelled ot the rest sad the tetiticasbis arm Mass 4,1 were copied by the p tria-es Gay istrodured into bh Inert. Mr. Er -IMO end (4 ho• bees sadly mid), MA TA • 11,27 III• f Op ..e IN. in keihd to ridicule the Melia open of that day. But this me de at beast, hem Mn the • we, toe thle pace M. art she Adam rewahhace to the Italics open, either is It. snipt.rt se its made ; sad besi•le., we hew pope's 'nuts. ray t, the clumsy. "Dr. Swift (toys Pope) Mid been ob. swam .are le Mr. Gay what en odd pretty Udall • New• peassal Mahe mho. Gay au 'zidised to try sash thim he some am bat af , rewards thought it would be hoer to write a comedy at Mt tante plea ; mid this was what con rim to 114 Appsee Opera." Ms. Boras Stationed sews of the satirical ellashas le the palific proem sad .o et the day ; imd, poet wale', the spplostiaa et the Memo emg, FDA n y.rt cossets the sea" M fth Babest Wahmis, Anetp•liag to lir. Horse, Ms Robert was passel as ma. ma whoa the Yeller wads the allusaa es poised smil the sallaire weaved it with nth teed chemist. that Me Maass, dimetevel sad &grind of bit pressen of Med, eti 4up mil aside a low bow to the prfunaer. The cermet weds ef the 4.47 is bean tams this. Sir Robert vas pr..... ea the last eight, whim the eau was mhemeatly ess red. s.r Robert, elleervieg the mama alibi the sa. theme am led It II himrea, at the (D 4 of the repetition of the am, • .1184 out " Room r I. • voice which was PAM Ilitesaboat the home. This praised a pairs/ atm sal W sop we. seas • Mad time. Bat Mr. Honda torten wee very rimer, wry senile, mod devermeltympleedel ▪ 4 Mandy. The vocal pontos of the entertelement wee mesa, west 1. The it o. ie al mom M the _ - _ part of ray were cltaraii•gly swag by biles lab. • Isom( 1.4 who sra4e n saasilent • Order some tine ego at the Ad e/plii, that we mosemelth pubs( one eallasslica ot se grist an arquisitiam to the baba de" sad byes duos sets surprised et kr sot barbs iambi imp a sosteseral • bottoming. Mb bui be* ebb, at eta sweet, piwerfel, sad Ileallds, with • eagle mad pod belin;.• tie i., woreseww, kdyls Obi popweetedmglasppuname.sodevidentlybotimmuldeithis dram* taint. ih it prodenasb, at this time, yodel I. as imamate thadma b ow &glib Ores Caw pay. Nsism • nest important requisite be • limaselo lisp,. • she sad espreselre elocution, WWI the ospeciay showed la Parcel's cavil...We dr, IVlrgime set KIM the kat SWIM la it lasers." mid the has ditty, "O pother era, Mast town," which the rag with out aoy somageowaamt, sad w ith star k bendy sod Whoa•red, the to.lorsd, two, • gnat elect b "Caw your toning.' which wee lewdly emeared. tlke Mimi the setathshed aerie of Labe this brlody wi th liwitmos mason* which, t &Ash they impaired be theplielty, gob her the bars co displaying wry bonsai suedes. Ileath.r As were Intl sung. war. Feed hos • tsar vole at goad lad • plosion method at abghl. Ski .1/the heart .1• maw is depresed with tura" was may met mad Emily. lir. Harr has ass mob of • mine, hat he. pedaled mid spitted damp if Oafs papist mums made up hit any bail delleismolee. Is short, the lobate smissiedmissat was A. mbligiy intensities; It delighted ea asthma wb• reward the leases-hall to the doors ; ad lbws oth be so COS 'hat it will be very yepear. DRAMA. OLYMPIC. With each a pace do resistant* a. the Wrings' of "Rupp*. It dtra aot mach saver with what light dell the wrealop's ostattalatatat at the Olympia reminds& This is talky in tte peewee instance, for r.. "rigid", is Browne, a new lam produced last night, Is nut likely to prove very atvartirs. The plot is out Sorel, std is windrows to • dome, the aniartana's job opts which the five woo toweled Wog harped upon sad pat tbrough • anise el tea eche into tech 'taloa than Its predeevaor. AM yet to NMI it is bat • simple 'natter • widow is tamed to a goatloiloo wheat the reefed', and loved by mother VINOD pouts. the ttriff0C111111; her flows' like her, but lowa bet potateto now, and to oil lima la his dilemma he write* to his Mead Browse, a drew ilk author. Browne sr r.voie at the here, pee tradiog to Lave toes rubbed on hie way of a pieta-took contialog hi. trend's entire kola,* hoping that the widow w:11 that to Wheel to kook their agog. moat; tat she ths Welt, sad tomtit the tablet on Mc. Browse, ....snit Wby a 117 n slisti 'eating isniroglso, resat of which le prefert keep to coecorsed. Mrs. Leigh Mend, Mc. Ge..etro 'Wag, sad Mr. Levi. Ball did ilair hot mai their re epoetiso pads ; hat, truth to tell, the Imo Is doll, and tot Usly to take aloft no. Heal RIICHARDT.—The frienda of the popular Gem= team, Herr Reee.r 0, .-.11 be sled to hear that, alter a tar at seree•efal tour le Germany, liaasary, emA Pobtad, he to n„. et Barba, In thole. . t of health eget egerita. At Weisel., Herr IL.:,laardt rare t u Inpreeeet vests at the leanest Orr*, 11.yiam 4 the Buyeeseute, Lennie, sad i•rewri, to I rnerde I lame., He alp rave thus POW .weals at th• 11e4oate Isel4 , end aft, reards, nt the sammittee of Is loin., he reeve . Ovate •••=ll ebe yntme of me nf the noVreas. At Beeita, Herr Hakim& has mug se the Oient4owe with M.I WAP IMT, Iffid Ms ale. received the nnesmaade of tin royal fenny Itt eW at W passes bete, then urt. Herr Hateltarit re4tme to gar t,t4 ex a nt uhe pd of tie insa•le, as Ito ha. several eagarmeste for .memo is &vaned ant maids. _ _ DU .r 01 nit HERTZ ANTIOIII7IU. Masan. Leigh Solhety del Williams yesterday ressueased the ode, at leder room. is Wrll adoa—de-t. of the ce'ebrterd odisole nof A...) ries. Babylonian, kirypiaa, Or. E• maven, Roam lid's., Pe-odes, Welleas,esd Chime* adhqui•iet formed Roman, lir. S. He ta, sad pow lb* peopedy of Mr. Joeepl; Meyer, .f brorto 11 The rol/eni ea comp'. • 3,137 lota, era their &s pool will 'weepy hen:etc& days. It mutes pr6cipall of I: Ade end Ayer w4rbte by lieneres and Bonds stehte. Bo pi .e objects la wow, swears 'new'. Grab. sad Rearo,..• Greek and Etragun p II onnineleta, ilitsKtios, aryl weir ; Olt sk nal blonds edits, 'Between tins Cant ran*. sad sulearass whir objects of F es sattquey and rarity. lb. rolled' s' of send Is sae certhaily anocrone. Amon tee rave remetitalde lot. ..14 'steadily sem the fell...nes --A mall Serpa ien gra de. ened tor Se. ;an •••• atter ewe, W. 16e. 0... —One Urfa( el sabarei a hem tee panther (from Dlr. Avon:. once • Sloe). 51. L•.; a &even's', a bull gt•adagg, One!, rue need, 41. 4•.; • tee assoling nth* Ara* h fee . o ath . ; another_ • gisahr 61.15. dd. •an iit'aglio. • sordonys fan *lst bald olJapit.r fler•pla, 91 nomad, iron; sub }rt. IV. beg.; • third, • "kola 'nevi, GC lb. W.; en antique earer.. • oerdoeya of tine awe, saleped. (he y- Riede seeeriai tits: hoyden cep, and seat tbs eagle and Jupiter. 71. ; • sgelosyt, Woes (terrier; hen lb* daletteee 71. lac; iga,tber, • wearied bra Mit a Lo gil l *atm. —A /pens of Illerregs, ban, WI; ••••bar su be same padre. ' • Wesel o her be bed. l lade" 151.,• • very begat fally-esaaral /gars at yorag Kam aerriay • basea, les 00. km 1 raged gam • later, arbisb graarlag. endow Vele ear • be «snarl speee.raaherirart, gall et • ream( mach rst.., ogee. Th/laddra• or wall 3101 , an ' V• • essay rasa re 301, a abbe sec it wag oral to tea Bev. 8 Primo A Gas epeedess of aarbat Ottr k set, rely 131 hirb. o'll t, 31r. Webb For 111111 ; • yam stamina of Vasa., 6 4 tadtst, Wet ; a /gam of Analla, iamb" M. ; • Ural ot Inds*. 101. Pietas wee 11a Nay Ore.b *we. Ili la.; sac tent' a time /we at Muscles mai the.. 8.. hada* debe , aer, 13 imbue, bunk( by am D. of Mato bee re tor 131. the ; an seybere, liereake mad the Iteyeret•nui tr, Is, 1 100 11 isle., g pffabevA ar lb* Dab. of %debased. Ill.; ea amebas, 110 Sinnlinll= /i 4.44 1 lyr.. k 1 It, 3 Webs; let Yn ; s Ark, AXIALTZ , Mpg& 14tbe leslyaf Esetor.NIXTOP, A..,, NIL ; tire w h Ineastee free Poop U dad ise 151. and SW 12s. rrepseelve:y ; sad see meson', pro,tierg Aso Marteharges. le halm by & gel 1 for Xi. Ili era &Y. rale gra /ISt [Advertisement )—Pills and all ober andisiono IWO alieseele eel meensies Were lam Imo balmy • dildem Semr•eieve •••emagi a l=re •••••••11, leasuel eemewee • e ih r . taii=rwee" m eZZ ..k., Nide,. P•lpluele. . mewl..um... •el illomm• I Med %Ir. WWWW. ils_weeb. alewa. lone•blie. r. se...OW& w• salves •kw Velates aep W . elow•Weemalbe leerumbiliealeeeee Ti. ei tom u. ROI Awn Or L lyb evi Wert ae & I bwe arlwa werlienbele eewei bee lie limy% hee— d" New' Came Ss. Wig. " Wie ewe beleiribeele mem del=a•meablie, MAIM week asetembes. lbealy.y.,. We anwelezispeasee. =1 b w tzeyel by bt en i rr_le tailiVell Jamie. et Oette•Ta r ittem: a 1... seen ielizir i r o. i.T i rrairialeb. Y. km N I~o:l4 . •Nre ct a , i s t: = dir p a i. A.6. 1 its to , eesealre. emzepil in ur 2 ..... eltiv it erja . 3 4.11.: . .4.4. N.,. Owe I* Kett ilVet. letwee. 2 .— wewee derwowe Arta seemilleme. Cwe millet& Pt. thenet.ef WeV L I•d ewe Du Noe II 3. PAP Di. WEIVINt. et W 4 6." °Oat OK. iereWer, # tetetpda"."=e. IS peen enewew seleembemb Web .. 1 . 2411e1b amil ••••••1 *Ellie lee een le Mime %. wow e... 4 —Ale& Wm% • .1 Rasa Illebteme tie IWI " Twee mefieeek, WiltWel!Wabedeweet biblika biWil Imme mewed= aemelawe mamma Amid= nea—Jerie P. MC Mimi ...I. embere. Ile. I. 1111. ; Wk. 4. et : lib . Ile I. :a Jr lilk wwww. he. ee seelo et pet aim epee el . Mem e 46. IT. Ilepeetilevel. lasine /we "'. 11 ."..." r" 1 ... Wwwilll7 : awe, P. nranagna.nen :4. Cbeed..... el mod Ile. Uelsbeenet; ill re iii. Owed: send P. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1859. TILE JNLU 4 STEAM FLUTILL,I. Means of securing an effective wester of inland savadaten for the rural dittrios of Inca has long been • sunset to which tie attention of Riiet, rti &per Wore has been directed. The opentag of the line of the Mire firm between Kamera and Hyderabad will form put of tie proposed cut:under oit along tie Indus; Item there the Urns donna will continue the mile along the river up to Mooltan, end from theneti, by the coronation of the Nader Railway, the communicstion will be comOsted op 41 far as Lahore and Umritsir. The chief dity which the yasy hire bad ti meter spinet Is that of eaemaing a ratable clam of ve'r'b to co op tie communication along the Indus from Hy to Moulton. The water in many placen slung this part of the mute is .) very 'bellow in seems of drought, that it has beta o , und that no vessel having a draught at water exceed tag 2 feet could be depended for lerformingg the whole purser It was, thwebre band that the vessels, to be of nay senior, shard prim the vary contradictory qualifica tions of ovensive and sky spece, great length, breadth, mid moral Ma 4 eeaiL urn to carry • fair quantity of friight, and yet • laden dram* of water not sueedfsg 2 bet. It ris alto hand se every that the ea gle.. should be af great dr ad power, la order to enable theta to mar a gist spar, Na with a rushee of heavily Ides burs is tow. Ths engines of the moray sc coedingly permed piss rid .opir. • of the various re prim, and • assabor of competitive argot wan sent la iy ihdloreat @Wren sat shiprian of ships which wets illalliad I. Nth* tin Micah problems which the chairman and esstmere of the commay had pat beim the marine toarM. Of these Maps time of Mr. Scott Haman mosolitod, sad • alp spas is plan ordered to be oriennelel. The resel la Jest he,. esserd, SA kr a pmmiees4, het nerdy here mar of missetes how fee dr essimmy vegeberseis a/ *bear% dreg* rif r4Lbt_blve hese rislamiorl el rein goserally the remessomir ef sbe dawn. Tbe rid sumassisid in • poorfor mars, r areal It was smommary de real be, b rare 11.6*- ries era spry sonytag pose weight ad the reparg rear et Imre eerlem ie sa = liege-1 Yon alb sees tiro • wearkw:ef ea tea le darer rased el rem. awl awl tlier& deb is* WNW eareareesersleiessair TY bell are reed Is way • POI bee ela door dr for tomak ONO d 16 1 : i paieg dierefere ef lee ha keg mei 46 bet beer le alb Es se ilea dry bet bee disk he ba Uri Or dash =the= of the Amelia Masars) arid • Sia Mir ? wa rd it= id all a hoo Art TM arra sashes sad Wet, end C kl a n d sh ef . ors re 11Xt rd waralere asses be de sea caret' ef Tr waled able deck beer see tram of caught iron boiler= a rea tipar, as end hem it were two ilia serve to strengths. ea ad sr. ler is s ad Wade stratus of Ma MI Is • lIIMIASbb eyes. Mr Si. moasonmeat of ths taws Ima such.. the alp loam ON ten. herder Ira the per lag eat isear, es wed sea. right ef dot 1s s% all ban a Ara et lead res. NW pays mg= era Mr. gaga Iteseas Mils Whim has war r aseatastaL Try re el =lt 111 he,,. per, bet on lOW le drestelhe drag album parr, Is Ile Wait, week ow m fbitelol trip of tko and took pin yenedip, sibia ni proloolol awe =Or anra tbi rho, w e tajl e = y l annlis pinisma ea bean. nag% iill was as to Or mins n tbso aapainsas bl may nen OM ans meg epos rib dr SO and imams at Or lrian Os Oa h., ft Or , dis bon, *nib a aaninalai vaulty if Wan as b•sad as walla nib sod eaplasi, ilssir bat 1 sailS Yarn water. The = waned nib mastiairignariry, nn ' la ao Ina a dank timi Amin trial then art i tadly Ms taila Ow MI *Ma tits =Whip beariap at Ow Ant. spin asavalaid amain 13 miles is boar, an tbs are okolikg qtr.'s.. make bar to tors la bar ova barb. SPOBTING. TATTERBALLII.—MoN DAT. The rersembre of parlament lanai bangle men whines an country parer to tow% therm we well attened. met cry by probrional boatman% Mt nth, Song patron of the turf. Speer, io• teek a wide mein an e Wpm use mine of Um ear reenom tl ow dam inns, of th appreetkin mons mases Lresaroos. lhas eLacaoss.—The Brewer span •a II tothe dem ha woe hen mid heed with Jerry la the she tottieg. 11 to 1 woe taw Moot each. Line Clieeley wee loped eon& Cr Ems Cor.—Tbs Ist et opriolewe ea eh mat showed se pertiesier ahoy% mid ter toe gmeme wow sore neurbabie he tisk umber dm foe their hooerwero. Two Tooosaau.—The morn which eemmeseed la bower et Peered Led la the City cm FrAey IN all hi nee: 4sr 1 no werresoly awed at him, but half • pert are woad Mew bees takes. Be we also Man is arra ankh mud In% and offers were male to Ire 40 Is 1 amen Ida hit Me re wad the Derby. Chay MO he al win bow eve% obbnai% Two DINT.-601. wee invested in Ilm Promised Lead angel. the baba dins hr ito on at the prior. At 100 to 6 limirmakr was well supported, and w"woad favoante Ow this meet an the Two 'f homer. Rainb.,w fteyeard, Tient °nein lletrader and V,liMg were bodied for shoat 11111. es* at the odd; quart Closing prim: LITIMPOOL STEPLIICHAMIL im isb 4, 1 I si .24 l ir . i 1 1 i a4 1 21.. " . 1 8 4." . 1aw n . v., , ,, . _.,. w. sonar MAW Orr. ma i n. lise ft 3 I 64 Vlsseemi Taimps wok (113 lb l 64 Mr. scary rim liar taway. 6 yn, pm Mb ( 6 ma of) 014111171131 (7UP. UNlo I spa Mr. Mmlik's Diesimde. 3Mb (Oil le 11l Mr. J. Tlmmi.• IMMO. 4 p.. 744 1110 NI MN le 1. Mr. Pubes be.la . _ ms., _3 443 481113 41 W 1 Caplml• Willome*. mamma. r 44, it 413 Itl Ni. 1 Mr. I#llllMna OS Urn owl. 1 vis.#4 4114 (11 •is 1 0•34.41 144144 34114441•4 erg. amol. WU Mill I* 2/ Mr. 9 31#61014 0 .11benoe. • I n. Ni IMO #1 Me is 10 Mr. C. 16361 Pans. 3 vim. 4.3 lab it) PPM 64 M Mr. MP**. 141ssa. apart Mb RI WM 1.4 M Mr. J. Mossolllr Par Wolk 3 yr% 461 ion 03 D. art I opt Mr. W. ra1144 /110 Pu U m SAN mel LW COM II 1::: 1 Z . 11 1 :: gist i i 1 i="4•A!".1" DOCKS 21 , 1111 ens. Mbe •.* 1101 Tremble 1... a teTheeTheTheemetlend Mr rid ler ke= dad k ar he tee le II t The lase In the Two Theereire hei learystes he the Deb/ 14 Val he N The Pnwohed Lahr kw the Two Threetedied Merle. seethe lhe Diver le UM le If TM Plinitili Lei kr the Two Theerrad sad Ow ewe ler lbe Dm* 11111 le II •-• Tee Prawled Leal et for the Two Memel ad Dal Threw ter Y. hone iu (MAST. 111 Is 1 apt Mr. W. Dar*. The II 1.... d n trail)l rI Ni. J. *W. Mmimbeim II trail) So Mr J F1a.1.0111.111 MI M N. C. II nodes Mummer it) ft Mt. T. Pon'. Orme le le Lewd Derebewsrh leered el Ele Mr. J. Mori e llat= i .r . u fu le Mr. ilietwlaell le Mr. S. ITheweed s Thereerkleere 11l le UM ZeThedh Tithe IM OM M N Yr. 1.111,40 Monks lil PROGRAM' OF READ WILMIIISDA The IltUtZllllll3 PLATS (H atter lea. Ilk Dlo extra.—Two _ HNC' ISTREPLECUASED. P. 9. iariksp) of 60 von. ; winacu Who sad • ball. las w w .11 lb lllb.selb ...... I a II pr r Auk ... ........ II DO I _ .wdb.; . • .... . a 1 I Tbewasi .... ........ ................. H o 1 ...... 2 I 2 aitE is NANDICAP ONI wimanat soy basakep attar maw In seal MI • • • • • • .. . s I Jim. 1 it 5 Novi rub, wtt► 30 added ; Januar/ 29, TIE 0155 a. Three M A & Imo. brim ..... ....... ii I T tansy ........ ar 1 t .... ........ .... s ~. 10 Nytoe .. ...... • • f ....... Lob 4 *.A. l a tiii ... ..: — : I t l tl io. , ... ..... 7:: 1 4 *lnd 1h5...10111....•...:::: s I : •• I S t . ..... ....... ?si Ihistimsma Sea? ensue 613 ems. (web, with 20 wblid, ler berm best Si the peeperty af, mil to be roldes by ratlines, ihrwen, ow tress..; It fettled .at to be sold, 12me. 71b.; If PAPA to le odd ice LW sew., 12.4. ; 100, ILL 71b.; ao.; 58, 10d. 716., 116, 10et. Thee mitre. Sweetheart. b.) 60 sees ; Asa uprise (60). b. g.. arid LI); br. g., pa. (60); the Docket Oa); Mei Phyllis (00); WntAr(26) • Creeping Jaw (S); Morelos (60); the cg et (24. - Tiiiiiii.i.:lllOllrihrtactuaz STA* u of 6 nom web, with 26 added. Two nuts. To awe sod sato' by o.sht &dor! th.* rnolog Crorwisy). T•QYDAT. Tut 111111CONtli ()PIS 11711PLICII•S■ H•OrDWAT, Of 10 OWL tokeb, b ft, out only 2 if der , arid, grub 60 addict:the • mad to roe his make; whiten of any boittrap coeple . as of leo rove. nine at upward. ; ai)er Jan. 16, 6:b.; of two mach or awe of 200 rota. 1016. tiara ; slaw to pay 111 aim. lowan", .a eases. About died: miles. (32 sobs., II at Wises elselmed.) 'Pa a M AP 46 110 4 M AN .. .....-. 1 .................. !I : .. • eiiii::::::: : • mize ia .. .... ... : • ....... • •••• • • ..... .......... .. a um epees Our has • •16 • • * 6 • I ...... • I : =••••••1•1. 1 1 1 1 1 • * I mum ***., ~ _ ...., •• • t____lo A BWEIPSTARILS of 6 sol• es , •, with . 3 0 own ; ......., gaimosa at hewn , the neer of the whirr ile My duple. AGM. Rh; p 4.6 e4k44414, 711> aunt ; to close duo oveatog (Trolley). puss miler ... . _ _„. • Puri of 110 sow, bkIA to • free limaker of 11111/0. each; Os class by Wedluiday n'flt. Two mar. Tom BILLIXO S 11•0611 STAIRS of d rye. wick 10 added ; Ilat 7lb each tr,s t o be told for Bf sm.; b this b mat , Ithick on WediacalAy sight. Ow Mesa alai. GREAT I,IBTIVI RAIL W 4 F. The statement of the receipts and expenditure of th 4 company has ju,t ben baud. It show. that 23,601,4361. bad been rewired to the 31,4 of December last on capital ac count. and 23,237 1 6641. expended, issrias a balanos of 363,9311. The receipts pa account of Aare capital amounted to 13,029,2411. tincluding 4,790,8791. co preference thane), and 10,672,2441, oa debew unto, loans, &0., making tywher 23,601,436 L The expenditure on the main lines sad working stock amounted to 10,903,7861.; on the 1.7-` - sad Hew -^,233/. , ley branches. to ; the Weed. W verhamptos, sad Dudley lino, 8,716,2771. ;on Ms W ilts , Somerte, and Weymouth, 1,676,6771.; en the Diderot deviation nar row gauge rails to Basingstoke, fork at Reeling, narrow gauge junction at Reeding, end other jaw bone, 244,51,81, in subeniptions end diabtueensate for the South Wales, S outh Dena, Gloucester and Dam Fors• Wile, Somerset, and W Oxford, Worcester, end Wolverhampton, Corn filmwehery, Wycombe, Ply mouth and Greet Welters Doak, end North Metropolitan Railway, 1,943,5341.; sod nader votes of proprietors for new rolling stock, new ata.ion at Paddington, and other etivion• accommodation, 1,596,4861. ; making the total ex penditure, as above, 23,237,6641. The revenue account for the Greet Western Fee for the half-year ending Decerobe 31 last, shows that 862,948/. had been received, including 26,834/. far rests, dividemds, latesest es cash haleness, end am of plant ; and 3287021. weeds& including 18,3421. fur duty, 16,9121. rates sal taxes, 3.5001. towards C ra tird i parliementary avows, end 2,000/. reserved kr evabetal debts, leaving • Warm for the half-year of 13401.111. To this sum Is added 37,1741., the balance from Me precediag ammo ; 3,f101., balance of remits enema a the Kara Ned Ana Canal ; 1,8831., dlvideed • Ilaset Davos ohms; led 8,2364 dividend on South Wales ems, mahhe Masao 674,6701. Out of UM 111112 is dednelid 10,1881. for guarasteed sminaka to the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth, and Kama sad Avon Canal ; 16,8641.„ mat charges for the Glooeiseee sod Doan Forest, Ree, Rem, sod Ohoceeter lad Wycombe Railways, end puniest to trustees of are ; 16,8031., We on he.. of Sonde Weise Railway, 1,6431. toward. loss Incurred prior Ie lean 1864; Mak the of Kennet and Awe Coal. lam to the WM le Zt ls. 2 1866 ; 249,0411. Ice am lamest alinomin on lems,4llo Wood cm Berk' and Haste Women am% 1101. Meshy realm admerlptione, 1074111. band ftrat Weans as stock and 11/.2821. ha maks sp dellaimey MUM cm the Shrewstr/Ir d ; total, 41111,U111. dd • Moveable blame of I 4321. Out of this sso (t In regard to Molars a M al the eats el 9 pr else. Wseem ea 1i,517,2714. befog far the half-yeer 82,3721., ang a Mimes of 114,0691. for the next account. The expeditors os maul aloon.nt of the Shrowebary lass amounted on the 31st of December last to 3,477,391/. The re‘reue of the Shrewebury lines for the halt-yi at ending se above, amounted to 127,796 L, after declacting 6,2361. expenditure in respect of teak over Birkenhead lime and at Birkenhead ; and 73,6641. upended, including 2,7401. foe the reconstruotios of part of Chub 'laded in mammary in lien of wood, sad 4,031. for a moiety of the apace in relaying So miles of the Chester lute, including emeria's having • belanre of 54,1441, to me. t 20,4481. fur interest on debentures ad fors sad 48,9871. for dividends on preference end shares, making together 69,4351. and L 7 leav 7711elkitney of 16, n 21., which has been paid one ef the revenue of the Grad Wisteria company. On c aparing the receipts of the (brat Western lime for the pest half-year with those of the corresponding half of 1867, an iscresee of 5,4951. is shown, while at the same time a de moue cf 10,6621. had been effected is the ampenditurs, thus Increasing the net receipts by 16,0681. The receipte on the Shrewsbury lima for the half-year aiding December, 1858, amonated to 127,7981., and for the correepeeding half of 1857 to 128,6421., 'bowies a decrease of 8141., while the working expenses were reduced by 2,3721., noterithatuding an extra aped tan for renewals of permanent way end bridges, bl ooming the net receipt" by 1,528L,as compared with the cone- Ltairhell of 1867. The commercial depecesion had • serious redocing the trafik on railwsyspecrally, and Gerais° , the Ghent Wanes Railway attends red actin not traffic acorn. mon with where, particularly dialog the first belief 1868. The total receipts for the year 1858 amounted to 1,697,3961., and for the year 1867 to 1,618,4081., showing • decrees of 16,0131. The expenditure for the year 1858 amounted to 649,6321., and for 1867 to 688,6221. showing a decrease of 38,9901., which had the effect of increasing the net receipts free revenue by 19,9801. as compered with those of 1867. After de %eta( the toll and expenses in re.pect of the Birken head Ins and station, the revenue es the Shrewsbury line" moonetel for the past year it 233,3521., end the expenses to 146,2241., and for the year 1867 the receipts mooted to 262,9811., and expiates to 160,8181., enemas a datum is the receipt' for the year of 19,639., end is the calmness of 4,3061., notwithstanding an extra outlay of about 7,0001. in the renewal of way and bridges, leaving the net demere of 15,0261. The bac os thus and other Northern lines was considerably reduced in consequence of the commercial de preariiite. The furl her mine. ion of working expect-ere during the year 1868 to the extent of 43,6841, on the Great Winona sad Shrewsbury line", showed the socce,sfol effete made by the executive to Will the promises mole to the clurr holden resioctiog the redaction of euendittare in conducting the talk. The aysilable balance for dividend on the oedinary stock sad chores for One past half-year amounted to 146,4311., in cluding 37,1741. from the preceding account, and to 102,6261. for the corresponding period of 1857, including 10,0111. from the preceding amount. Deducting the stuns brought from the preceding aocounte, the am amount avail able for oreltuary divided from the revenues resources of the past half year would amount to 109,2671., and far the cot responding half of 1867 to 92,6161.. showing an Marrs e 3 16,6421. in the sum available for dividend in favour of 'bawl half-year. On compute/ the stun paid UN interest ea limas and pretenses shares with the same item for the corre sponding ball of 1867, • reduction of 10,6621. appears la &avow of the put half-year, although the interest is on a larger amorist of capital. :Aa loaar fall doe, they are, of course, being mewed at • loner rate of interest, end that crzwill probably continuo for time time to come, ro the cheap for interest half-yearly. Owing to the depression of tide and the eV tikes of canoes, the eft Opt' have been dinonishird on the South Wales tins, in wtrch the Great Western have • large in terest, and this circumstance ban boded to reduce, by several thousand pneeds, the sum available fur ordinary dividend. The animal revisal of trade, and the development of teat& on the Great Waken system, and lines in connexion there with, moat from time to time tend to increase the sum and able for ursine, dividend. Ameaded to the statement of accounts is a report from a special committee of dire.tors on the subject of axing the mount of capital likely to be required far the exigencies of the company. The special committee consisted of the Hen. F. Poneontiy, Viscount Barriaron, the Earl of SW bostgl3dr. T. Badger, Mr. 8. Biker, Mr. R. Loaning, Mr. M. W. 1011 a. sad Mr. J. Weems. The rep.rt states that after an elaborate sad minute investipation, the conualitte were of opinion that 77,0001. for the completion of certain works should be aided to the amount of spited expended by the company on the 3lst of December I et, maktag together 23,314,656!, From th is sum they d e duct e d 102,0001. for surplus 'nude matte r 1 end ti be realised, and added to the remake'. r 75,8031. fir the outs ending sad estimated liabili ties on the Met of December, 1849, making a tetra of 23,288,3681. From the beet in'ormation tat committsecould obtain they cake lead that, with strict economy, the further expenditure of capitol, in providing increased sta tion acodum denote sad 'dill lone! roller; stock during the next three year., also, fur alterations of We,t London Rade'' , would not exceed 130,0001. in the aggrobate, of which 20,000 f. might be required during the current half-year. This estimate did not peovide far doubling any further portion of the tipple line of the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Railway, nor for any outlay in building new manses either at Birmingham or Reding, for the improvement of whkh, however, • com paratively small amount had be n 'Bowel. They coesitinted it • duly to t eetpoos any outlay whirl would not produce an immediate rotutra, so long so Um revenues of the compeer were lasaMeient to pay lb' proprietor. a more nentinerasive dividend. Subject to those obervioions, the committee thought they were jo.ofled in fixing the capital expenditure for the Great Wesiera liars proper, Including all lkbilitias sad beespectice requirements op to the end of the year 1861, a covered by • roses= of 23,420,0001. The Uregolog did not tsarinas any rovidoa for payment of the remaining sub- smirks, about 140,01001., authorired fir constructing the Metropoiitaa Medway, watch wee far the premed in sus pees., bat which, If atereatery, would be rated and- r the powers granted for thet siecifie purpose. The committee ware of opinioa that no permanent t barge fur capital re.:eipts would batmen. be require I exceeding the sums which bad :Mtla the aeceunts during the past year. They were led that when all socouots were wound up an average diatoms of about 330,0001. to 350,000/. over the actual comsat espenditereworikl to sufficient foe such purposes. With re spect t r the Shrewsbury espial account., thaw, DOW closed to she sod of 1858 would repreoeut, as farm the committee could judge, the total amount which would be required for their se parate purposes. That sum in the aggregate was 3,267,3031., exeloaive of the Saar Valley enbemiption. With teepe.t to the sewage ream fur the amount of capital invented, as derivable from the revenues of the company, the committ.e state that during the 3 ear 1868 the lac ioe of the company, after cl- bap ing every charge and expose and ell Axed rents, bad paid on the a/repos capital of the Great Werern and the Marawebury railways a net annum of 969,1601., divi sible among all chwee whine cartel had hose employed, equal to 362 per cent. p• r annum. The loan creditors and the pater, nee share h lifers bad received, of tour..., the full amount of their respective claims, cud, consequently, the ordinary shsrahoMete have no:rived kos than their pro perticsate pert is the dietributi, n. Oa the other band they would exclusively drive all tho benefite from increasing iasseusch se the pti.r engegetuerds of the com pany hal be-a more than submintially °witted for out of Sae present income. Tim Nton Exemvox.—Yeeterday (Monday) the mow stews assalitan, cf tbs Niger Eiptiqui, MUCK( at Liserlool wolf a ono of pen oil. TM Afrioml Mail Comigeey'a Kier stamer Amnia& b doe at Liverpssl IMEVArtiIANDent.}—HOLLOWAVS OINTIMIT AND Ti:lrr. PNAA—Ccounic.-11. mousem .. =,•: . llB•Aid Ihe boom kw mil M. the Imo &es It of iss. tome .:,:hr.I2=ILYEL•___WV..."Z ••"'. SessesseZ s 4 ad 1 Ism ass rsasszr.....• elm Thsks snaslaiss NM sobtipstas but swims gs1••••4 4 := Os sodssosyr a ti".o. in fix.; IMO Mined sad shlssisla mab oued bp 111.11~eMst sod PI& 8.41• maw • useetber se sd .•Sliesslb and Mentally. UM the M.dssili sad Isar Imam: ts as as Ws rem traNbler. As open am sari kw= woe in emalim. iLato inttlitanut. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Fus. 7. &taws at NW Prins atter two•—(Belor• Lai Campadl sad • Bpsoisl hwy.) lIIALLLLVZ P. LYON. (Concholud from yesterday's ispress.) • Yr. Lush fur the defendant, and Mr. M. Chambers for the plaintiff, having addressed the jury ea the part of their tee -I,ec twat clients, Lord Campbell summed up. He said it was a very painful cue, and that it wee much to be lamented that some arrange ment had not been made which would have prevented the inquiry into which they lied entered at such great length, but they must do their duty to the beet of their ability. He warned them that they must not be influenced by any feeling they had se to the eondoct of the defendant. They must decide the cam according to the rules of law, and although they might not approve of some parts of his conduct, still if the defence sat up, did, in point of law, entitle him to a ver dict, their verdict mast be for him. He coalessed that, con sidering they had lived most happily and harmoniously for stone years without the nulled complaint of any sort, and that it was the illneem of Mrs. Lyon which drat brought on the consequences which followed. That it was the Mans ceased by two miscanieges which rendered it n e ac cording to the opinions of Dr.Lceock and her m ic erark o rs, that she should Mks opiate'. to a barge amount, and that at was from this carcionsiance she unfortunately contracted the habit of taking stimulants in greater quantities than were preeetibed for her—he did my he would have expected she would have been treated with the utmost possible tender ness by her husband. Again, it did surprise hint to find inceseistesake is t he conduct of the de fendant, for, at the same moment, he treated Mrs. Lyon ea sans and Memel& put her =derma:and mania-I gene person, and then, considering her sane, he premed her to execute a deed of eeparatioo. Now the Jury would have to say whether the dent bomb fide sought to fulfil the I decree for the restitution of conjugal rights, or fraudulontly evaded it. With respect to the drat part of the demand, if Mrs. Lyon signed the deed of separation consciously end was aware of its contents, the plaintiff could not recover, for it was well settled by the law of Engled that ifs husband end wife agreed to live apart, sad ea slbweme were made by the husband for the realatesence of hie wife, and the allowance wits regularly paid and received, she had no authority to contract debts on the malt of her knekend. The nest googlies would be whether she wee ender restraint when the deed of separation was executed, sad be mast say that the evidence seemed to show that eke was not. There was :another question as to the suMdency of the allow ance, hat they would probably be of opinion that 1,6001. was en ample sum to maintain her as a gentlewoman. With regard to the second part of the claim, if at the time the goods were supplied, the defendant had fulfilled the order of the Court of Divorce for tho netitution of conjugal rights, and if Mrs. Lyon had bees properly re ceived by him se him wife at • suitable home, that would be a good gnawer to the action; but if, on the other head, he had not dons so, and did not receive her in a home where she mold with propriety rentals, then ha woe liable for the claim. He would, therefore, first ask them whether the de fendant intended boa We to milord her a home ; and, se condly, whether she could, without reasonable apprehension of restraint, have remained at such home The jury alined irnmediate'y found a verdict for the plain tiff for 12U. 16e. lid., the second pert of his demand. COURT OF COMMON PLEAI3.-FEB. 7. Sittings at NW Pries in Illiddlesex.— (Before Lord Chief Juries Cockburn and a Special Jury.) PIIIIICOI7 I. BLAND.-LTBIL. Mae was an action to recover damage" for libel, sad the dadmine pleaded not guilty., Mr. Overend and Mr. Field appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Saimaa Dmllmanae and Mr. Grey were for the de fendant. The Plaintiff was sa attorney and solicitor at Stoutbridge, end in Jens, 18* the Rey. Mr. Wells resigned be position as ollelaffagehegymen of the chapel in the town. An elec tion was annonaold to take place, and among the candidates for the appointment was a Mr. Bberrard, who was subse quently &dad. Coneidershis excitement wee manifested while the election was going on, end the plaintiff, who was dissatieled with the eleedea, wrote • letter to the bishop, =saragainst it. On the 7th August the following peared la the Adoertiwer, Steurbridge Gaulle, end sherwarda in other ma y ; " An Ishmael in &ourbiidget. Thome' Church. " To the Editor of the Advertiser. " Sir,—Will you kindly allow toe to 'storm your readers of the cause of • little further delay in the Roc. H. Sherrerd's obtaining his license from the bishop P A very well known and very troublesome person in this town, in order to gratify his propensity for mischief, has tho ught pproper to aervethe bishop withs notice of objection to Mr. 's election, on the ground of what the said troublesome person considers an ieform.lity—vis , the absence of the consent of the trustees of St. Thomas's Church. 1 hie can only operate • hide s nations delay, as neither this oar saythiag else which may be brought !award by the said pence an possibly set aside the appotakent of the servereud platinum. A 1..! alas! that +y rasa shout as coselest blood, that It may he fairly .Nd of bin. 'EL WWI IS agaisat every man, mil ivory mm's band against Wm! Balsa it Is, either the dispaition of the atm we Ms position Is this tows are for a soma* to be sarloi." Mr. Pod, the rietor of the Arkerther, proved re ceiving the letter for insertion, and said it was &rod "Gawp Blend ;" and he added that rises be had each • goaresete he should not have Isserted It. In area atandnatien the nitres rid that the heading, "An hired in Btourieides," was written ty the editor. It wee usual to pat headings to lettere written to the editor. The Lord ChW Jostles—lf there is not sting enough, yea add • birds AA laregb.) Witnow—Tes, my lord. The plaintiff rid that his attention had been called to the letter, and he had written twice to the editor for the name of the writer and en apology, and bad at hat received • note inferenteg hint that the writer was the defendant. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine sektrealed the jenny for the defen dant, but called no witnetteett. He contesda that the letter which had been written to the Advertiser was osly • fair commentary upon the sets of the plaiatiff in referents to the clet tion. iiiitlary fogad • verdict for Id' *WM; damages 40a. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.—Fze. 7. Sittings •t Ni•i PriU.—(Bdkr• Mr. B•rm Cb•aasll •ad • Bp•d•l Ivry.) 'IMPAIR 11. KAKI At a step of the proceedings yesterday, Mr. Baron Chen:tell threw out a suggestion with • view towards en arrangement. Mr. Serjeent Parry-1 gluier to take the verdict of the ury. Mr. Baran Channell—Well, if this evidence Is to be be lieved, the defendant is as clearly entitled to • verdict as any defendant who 81101 . Cline into this court. Mr. fierjeant Parry—l submit that plseng Me wife in • lunatic aryl= without canoe was an act of the greeting swelty. Willa:on Cheapen—That will not help you. Any ver dict in this case is of little ouseqtance compared with ob taining a maintenance for this lady. It would to really ea act of kinder. to come to soon arrangement. Mr. ffedeant Parry—l sppear for Mr. Tempeny—is 74. Bolivia leclieed to reimburse him Mr. Ollaller—Oh. no. Mr. Bum Ltunnell—Well, first you must get a verdict, end thine you must be aware that the plaintiff, before he over advanced • shilling, knew where the husband lived. The foreman of the jury—Our opinion Isms been unani mous in favour of the defendant this long time. Mr. &dealt Parry-1 hope the jury will not say that without hearing me. Kr. Baron Channell—l say it It mercy to this lady I bops then will be an arraegement. 1 believe she hat bees labouftg under a mistake throughout. Mr. eminent Perry—Whet I shall submit is that there wu u UMW an the put of the defendant to deprive this lady other persons! liberty, and she was only protecting her • aeltbyaosemahig heradelnies. . NW. Blinn CtILIICU —I am very sorry for it, bat the care most rafted. ♦ clerk of the defendant's attorney then produced a copy of a protecting order from the Brompton County Conn, ob task by Mrs. Bidwell! under the Divorce AM, and this dosed the tees for the defence. Kr. altal4 - _ .nosed up the evidence, and Mr. &tient Perry replied on the whole Cu.. The learned judge esid that if the jury were not egrzod, he would sum op the evidence to-morrow morning. A juror—We are cot all egret!, my lord. Mr. Baron Chanuell—Thim I will sum up to-morrow. The are was then adjourned. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. .7eAs Jetty, 26, servant, wee indicted for strllng a ?e -volver pistol bad other srtielesof the vales of 61. and upwards, W properly of Captor Frederick Barr, is a dwelling-hones or our 'Sovereign the Que r (Bt. darre's Palace), and also Is, stealing five coats sad ether series, value 51. sad npwsrdu, the property of Sir Charles Beaumont Phipps, is the said dwelling of her Majesty. Ms pleaded Mr. Sleigh rod be was irritated on behalf of the prose cution, sad it we. Lis dry to whisk to the court, that the °Senn, the prisoner had acknowledged hinsesM guilty of was or of en aggravated arum The primmer was servant to Ceptaia Sayer, DerstrAmierat Sernseese-Cieneral, who had aportmeato is St. James Mace, described in the indictment r oes of the dwelliags ol the Queen, as also had Sir C. B. Phipps, the other rosereor, Cretin Sayer's fa tw. The prisoner hod been h o by both of these gen•lemen with great Madness, bat doing the whole of the time he had lam ia Captain Sayer's service be bad stolen and made away with article. biking* to hie master and Sir C. Phipps, and Inspector Whicher, the detective officer in:whose bands the case was placed by Sit Charles, when the prisoner woe detected, had traced duplicates of article. pledged for about 201., which may were worth over 801., all the property of Sir Charles Phipps sad Captor Sayer. In addi'ion to this, the prism": hod es guilty of conduct of the most diagracefel ?slender to his muter, whose kindness he had so id requited. Captain Sayer had a stock of very splendid sherry of elmor fabultesvare; this, or the pastas part of it, the prisoner had appropriated to bit, own use, or bad made away with in some way, and bad relived it with bottles procured at a small price from public•hottem. Altogether a worse can of larceny by a servant could not weal be conceiveL Captain Slyer wee then called Into the witsees.box, and in answer to his lordship said the prisoner bad 401. a year with board and lodging, and 61. for beer money. He bad bean in hie service about six months, end the pawning of articles belonging to hirer& and Sir C. Phipps., a iumenced, as far as could be arcertained from the duplicates found by Whicher, about a month after the situation had been given to him. Really ha heel scarcely any duty to perform, but he wee kept en out of consideration, sad from what hod been discovered it apparel that he bad committed these doper bikes to find the mesas of frequenting dancing sidearm. Mr. Sleigh said the pr:soner had written a letter desiring that a gold chain might be given to a certain young lady whom be would not name for obvious reasons, end from that ea inleresce might be drawn as to how tome of the proceeds bad been di/potted of. The Assistant-Judge said this wee a very bad case indeed. It wee a double case of larceny in a dwelling house to the amount of over 61., and by a servant, under very aggravating circumstances. Ile bad an easy situation, 401. a year, and 51. for beer, as well se board and lodging, and in nix months he had plundered to the amount of close upon 1001. for the eake of frivolity sad amusement. The se ntsnce upon Wm was, that he be kept be penal servitude for four years, pert al which term, however, might be remitted in the care of good conduct. Booirtion, 44, clerk, was indicted fur feloolowly ma bezzling the several mane of 311. 6.. 7d., 171. 16e.,, and 141. 10e., received by him for and on account of George Stanley Hinchliff and other., his melees. He pleaded . . _ . The persecutors are paper-haneng mattufseturers, 15, Piccadilly, and the prisoner bad been in their service about five years. Ths prieoner was sentenced to tow years'pensl servitude. Wiiiienss Llewellyn, 23, carpenter, was indicted for baring stoles a cert. value 6/., and s quantity of wood, the property of Charles Ednr nds. -- thete . c7n7;l7asSentenced to three months' bard labour. Ws/ ' Butler end Bonn, Abbott, labourers, were in dicted foe sealing 165 pounds of lead, the property of the visiting jUIItIOIS of the Lanado Asylum at Haswell, as re presenting the inhabitants of the county. The prisoners were in the employment of the contractor of the works, and the lead was stolen from the verendah of one of the fatale Whig courts. The jury found both Gnllty, and the court sentenced therm to twelve months' bud labour. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Spiridosi Ltueg, the Italian who had been fully committed for triel for stealing two robes of silk, of the value of 81., from th e premises of Mesas, Candy, foreign merchants. of Watling-street, and remanded upon the charge of stealing a piece of poplin, of tho value of twn guineas, from the shop of Mews. Parry. lino: drapers, of Ludgate-hill, Wag spin brought up. At the List examination Mr. T. Parry said he had not the slightest doubt that the piece of poplin produced by the oMosr bad been stolen from his premises by the primmer, who bad paid Wm frequent visits during the last several months, armor, wily of which he made • trifling Fem . :haat. Mr. A. Siegembermclothiar, 164, St. George, a-in- th e-Heat, said he parchwed the piece of poplin from the prisoner for almat two months shim Wm 1, TM Lord Marx —Hays you purabord What. articles of Witaess—Yes, I bought this weal of handkerchiefs cd hlr s few woos ago, but I ooalda't deal with him ; he was too dear, too high for me. (A laugh.) Legg, the °dicer, said he had been unable to find an owner tor the handkerchiefs. Mr. Lewis, jun., for the prisoner, submitted that kimono& se the piece of poplin could not be identified as haring bees steles trees Masers. Pany's pmnisee, that cane was at an end. The Lord Mayor—Has the prisoner been examined? Legg—Yes, my lord. The Lord Mayor—le there anything tbo matter with hie arm? 1.-w—No, ray lord, he always put it in a sling when he entered a warehouse to steal ; bat I hove lately seen hint frequently in the streets when be wore no sling. The Lad Ma Ho does poetise the sling now. Mr. Leerie—No, his arm is well now; but he bad the gout whin he wee taken Into custody. The Lord Mayor—That proves that Newgate is a very healthy place. (laughter.) The per, who reserved his defence, was then elm fully committed epos the charge of swans the poplin. Amid /Mari, a ata ia the Coldstream Guards, steamed at the Tower, was charged with arsaulam Ana Kellam the wife of a lamplighter, and Hyaeknth Brennan, the ends of a labourer. Atta(nlie;;;id that on the previous night, abut 10 o'clock, aba was standing with her husband and Mr. end Mrs. Brennan in frost of the bar ..f a public-hors in Fob street-bill, whet. they ear the prismer to have something to drink. They were engaged in roamer/ion for a short time, and r they were about to deport shorn Mrs. Brennan, who had been struck by the prisoner, lying on the ground. fife nurnstrated with him fm his cowardly conduct, when be deliberately took off his belt sod out her across the face with it. _('The face of the witness bore marks of recent Yr tree.) The prisoner was not sober. The prisoner's sergeant, in reply to the Lord Mayor, sad— The perm has been a very short time in the regiment, and be beers Ea indiffrrent obataoter. Tho Lord Mayor—l should judge eo. Prisoner—l wasn't sober; but I'm very sorry for what has occurred. Brennan, whose wife had also been sessobed by the pri mmer, said he did not wish to press the charge, se Ms wife bore no marks of violence. The Lord Mayor—lt is • very cowardly act to strike a women uzdsr any circumstances, and yet you took off your belt, a moat mischievous bn.trument, and which may one day or other cause boor of life for the parpose of committing this I moult. This practice, suppose, will he costumed until • general order will be scold ocelot your wearing belts when you mix with the imblid. For this cowardly and unmanly assault, committed by • soldier who ought is know better, you must be fined lira., or suffer fourteen days' Imprison ment. Ido not know whether my recommendation sill have soy effect with the commander of your corps, bat I should suggest that for the future bells besot worse:opt in bansolin TM Bergoamt—l belleveony lord. the primmer la the Brat man who will arms under a new order for taking off his belt and strakiag a civilian in the etre.. t. The order is that for don g so he shall not be allowed to wear it for tire yew when off duty. TM Lori Mayor—l am very glad to hear it. This is the second mac of this sort that has mote Wore me within the last tea day& BOW-BTHEr. WitUAW 801 l Palmer, • watchmaker, lately carry;ng on business in Bath, was charted with forging two " ropasets" for goods to be supplied, with intent t (mimed Mesas. Up john and Bright, watchmakers, King William-strut, West Strand. Mr. Humphreys, jun., appeared for the prosecution, and stated the case. Tbo defeadant had been a cus tomer of Meson. Upjohn and Bright, bat bad be come insolvent, after which they declined further dealings with him. A few months ago, Mr. Upjohn being at Bath, the prisoner aged him , if he would s j u o tty p gocds , o: f secur i ty Upjohn pre: replied (het he would do so on Mr. John Palmer's War. In September • letter was received by post, purporting to he written and signed by Mr. John Palmer, to the effect that he mode-Wes of satiat ing kis sou, and that if Meters. Upjohn and Bright would supply the letter with goods to any amount sot weeding SOL, at the usual terms of six months' credit and a four months' bill, he (Mr. John Palmer) would pay the mosey. This woe asektred Ia • Wee bola the primmer ordering cartels goods, which were supplied, and came to 461. 17e. A bill of eschew. was tourarded to the prisoner for somptance, and was returned accepted by hum, and eedoreed with the name of his father. In Decembir • eeet.n4 order was It011;Vell, =clued in • aimiUr note, and geols to the &moat of 634 ISt. were supplied. But Itformation having been received within the last few day, to the effect that the prisoner hod bees imposing on them, and that he was about to leave the eoustry, they nude inquiries, sad as certained that both of the orders, es well as the endorsement on the bill, were fougeries, Mr. John Paha r having no knowledge of the matter, and that be bad absconded and was about to set sail for Awash& lie win apprehend , f by • Liverpul detective, on board the Marco Pofu, in the Mersey. He bad a contrail ticket bearing a receipt for the pumps money. He bad token his pauses in the name of Jimmie Jackson. He had with him about 41. in move,. Mr. Wilght, foreman to Upjohn and Bright, proud the main feetiV the teatemeatt, Kelton Lees, the Livapool detective, proved that the pH. sumer had declared his intuition sot plead ng guity. Tbo Flambee—l em guilty. Mr. Humphreys applied fora remind, to obtain the at tendance of the father.— Remanded rccord.ngly. SOUTHWARK. On the 4th of last month Charlotte Antrim, a married woman, obtained an order frum Mr. Buinbanu, under the Slat see. of the 20 and 21 Vie., "An Act to Amend the Law relating to Divorce and Matrimonial Causes in England," by for bo the r husband, and s a nd be lm e r p ing ri tlec t' u' ru sh ti e la b tel in p g ro l'e pert n y dw . wt Th e a li t orjer was registered to the S Aube ark County Cour, accord ' leg to the proviso in ihe act of ,liainent on the 6th, but on the 17th of the sums month Juba Antrim, the husband, by his counsel, Mr. Sleigh, attended before Mr. Bureham on a summon. agaiost him wife, to show cause why the trier on °Waisted should not he discharged, it being shown outset own admission that she was living et the present time in adultery with another man. Mr. Burette= discharged the wife'. elder, and mat the discharged order to the county court for reglotration. Mr. Hansom, the aesistent clerk of the Southwark County Comet, ett-nded before Mr. Burch= to draw his attention to • very important omission in the ace of parliament which rendered the discharge order imperative. Although the 21st section of the set provided that no order for proteetion should be operative enter it was entered by the registrar of the county wart within the jet i.dietion in which the wife was there was no provision whatever in the act which l'illatar any entry to be made in respect to an order die charging an order for protuction. He (Mr. Ransom) con sidered it his duty to seatiue the subject to his worship in ceder that the onussion might be publicly made knows, for as the set Mood now the discharging order was oselees. Kr. Birch= said it meat have bur ea overnight oa the reiMel sad Pub Wood by Wummi KUM Km" M N. 11. hi the CM, Si Loads. Mow. MIL. Oa* to Is thiatedimel 11111*Imes.—Triaaat. lsaavAti R IN& port of the framer, of the act, Si to upset a protettion order the ordir discharging it ought to be entered to tome Irg . d manner, and ho had no doubt acme member of the leaudyr uto would take the matter up. MARKETS. THB FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Mon the "Muk•les• icpra•l TM Pails Sow market. though MIX Maned ha Xs Motetleas of chore seemiq bes toyed diteculty la Wm: us U. per 18: Ism war Ta u Mar mina ba 1 bra cold ar ear. TK pa l l detld• 4l , ez.1.00 to,. at 11:13*. b. ardW no Mist reds ass bees Mresbr WM: Macau Isee Pa tices hold Y taws k . meld mare az rrese wlthccatc aoscamo: . 2aLreivjg i lle a rsaa L Irlhamlod 41. a bou b.g.. IL . la per mar 1(le.. sitt fa ir teem tater at at WAN; min IX Pm 117 WALL deateealtel Wes to Me Mr ead Wet element bet rbia to WA la 01W. pw il Z m ilth um& 014:g . r . recta Utt. INA Par bole ). laths soot WU et VOL to MX. TWIGS was eke AVM 6earer : tb; bat Melba 411. dir per t ai m artin emu =its tale% Ut. to 411. per ld MOM. PIM per qr I ne whir* =.l:t tbs Aseeleteete ireaerai • -1.W . 1 Jew met. DM Conte ••• pm& setae • rlearre eiallemi Mbar IL pre god ; Oa !Wu= isd Minebb er es Pm mattered • el the latter place dele eaK we meth sew. li 110 Id; a Od eereur. gen plead lee aged delivery : tram le bler, M IX om . la pet SU Rona Thies were she barer. of Mint : fee druid abeam; at alien IwW the rekt et &Item Mery ei ma lona we Tie wet moteta *lb exceetkee Temeede aed yew dell mixt the amateur el Reim ; red frimea Cc =l et Ammo sold ITL Me. per 11/ lam OM per qr.); me le W. tile. per erA fl ee ee to W. per p the Met mbar RN meth Mout L 441. Id. per la At er rew& It breeebt tea Pa Pe .V.l lane Doted • Ouilea of la per v, ea wbets oet• barges. a n rale a ellitst l a d g . :e L le P rlairta:rtim Dal& owls, .0.. but Amsterdam yes eambellr ligb miaal , & k as troet a Zil tuft named har. 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Teeltves ter termeal Irmes, is well is the Mee el Mete re Walnut Pm 41•0 lumens Melon pephilog do. le Wawa es 1101 beerebt dela lea ben dela pL n r ami bel. te Ma) ; rated boot) Oble. dele. le a Otrq• dla n d ft. a l i t i ta b dt l ada le esulliss. r a Mato Lei we web% Ira td. per buil. At ow =there art: dal"pee bd. labour (la per ad) : superese beteg putel dot. an ma at I deL pet bola lb* preeeleeseei ml& ereedur up be theftb Ida It bed become more bear* aid thee tor tory pro pitedrolt la Or& IM UM, at ItaiMeel. It we &I demos Yew ore; es Or (Mold at Puha, It me at depots brew ewe. 11•62,...5b to 6 4ola Me. lblaX); "boa to I dol. Ms. alb IC; ate idea MI. all et, put Ma. 40a tear. (1/a 'TOO& pie qt.). 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T.—Huddles Well Bartlsm.l4e. 94. ism s /abaft Wm. Menke lee N.; NNW. Wea hasaler. 1 a 1.54.• 13..• Lambeth Wa4 Berliae. *4. N.; Nadal Meer, lla Taolelellorrir mass 1/e. WA; Weller Mere" M.l Wears west Ilertim. ; ; Wells 4 A CNN 10.; Walls MN MAN les. el.; Weis Med Ilartee. /No NEM. 16. ; Walls MN lalmeet. ler. • Wells Sod Eiredialls Ms. ; Wens Med Fruewsllple. Os. ki dalls Mal Hettra.l9s.Tra lad Bawl% Ream 17e. Wails Hotta; 17. 94. Was sea Seemat's. 11, 94.; Walls lid lemma, 11a31.; Wa d . eawom._l6l. IL: Walls sod ca..p. Ile LINN lad Ilealseeel. lle N. 1 . Walls NM I=tis Ha i les. &L a i l. wells Iterl 00 Nab lYlmdon 16.864. 11:4 Whitworth. 14s. II". 02 Med Ossallas. ist.; W . Os floats Durham 165.; Oose Ilart/m. lee 94. ; Imam OanaleN. ; Mamie Mlel Yeall NON Nem. NA—Alps al merker, 99 ; mkt. O. TRAFFIC RETURNS. BUM Pr Nan ?MA it*Pl. attiwaTs. MIL man. ilkaatis• liKi. UK Week allegJaasat737.. a A L A I Mrs Antonia Menu. is —_... -- - 11;10 . 14)=—::.= ... ... 101 110 Weil meow Morn a. Ina Arm ...... —..— —IN 16.119 14.400 Samara. Stlghlsa. mai ONO 01001 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CIABIIALTIBIL Alert (1k10). has bass totally lost war Morrow ; and the Nawspos. sear Daubs Islawd.—dm. atsa. Hears (btlirsatlse). tram Drogheda for St. Joao, LS, strait on Raised and durum a .to on the oth mat., and was totally wreclud; or rasa Jan. 07. Otarlia. from Swedes, Is kale, haring .trained from overloading.— Tlaa Gladiator. from Llsarpeol, has Car aaffartd trots the sass esaaw—llosbey, Ist 10. Iwo de (metro Cleptale Kennedy, from the Clyde for Llabow. weed.— WM mirth, et ? b. atlas ; the wow and some eargo were savLlehea. lteb. labiles—The oloadlag of this eel. ea Nam at Bert, la palm on re geleitly aa peeeiblo; heir et Wit have .Reedy bees eamd, city ww of whieh ars damaged. The ship sew mar 3 feet water bet though mesh damaged. meg to got oft after disclurging. tides Wog low Ms le sot uppeted to be broten.—Boologne. Pet 6. Kobtooor, •kb tall .r teak Ira at Cookla, mottle! In 16 feet ater, dole to the shon; warty all dm ill upoeted to be oared.— Boobs', Jos. IS. Louisa —Adanaa IN tronC3intliston elates that the ablp Lags% from IbrasWu (r N.. Orisnar. ben Mm inna.—Baton. Jan. 95. Matilda I ainaiitall berges). Cepanba litlekniai I .an loat to the China Bea—Mood Yong, Dr N. Neu°, atom Leghorn lor Jim York. lee ; inn bands eaveiL—Lag. berg, Yob. 3. VESSELS SPOILF.N WITH. illsoabotto, trios ylorpool, /Ai. If. la . t.lto out of Gibnl or. doe. if is Dahlia (bacseek Irsea ItlattoUtta tor London, 611 dam kw. 12, W. 19 N., Cos a W. They Cosa from Clyde O. Calcutta Sept. IS, lat. 4 IL, to.. II W. !Nagle MM . Jr. lat. ILLtbasewerd.ltoosa Doc. 200a1. 21 3 S.. too 51 45 E. Mae Ste kg . .I, 2 S.. los. 33 W. New 0345 (Merle= eels), Ms New Tork, all well, Jan. 9. Ist 44 211. M. SS 3e. Ms (Ceske ettkossw). from Cepa et Good Elope for London, 13 &To. Jos. 17, e 1.24 33 N., los. IS II W. Pnwywatta lor Acklakla, Sept. la, 1.1.2 N.. log 19 W. norapoos. No. London kg gestalt* 53 d Oct. 12,1 at. 31112 Eta _ los. 0332 W. Tan. (e67p).166 llostay, D 61.30,10. 6 01 !C. 166. :0 17 W. Westauttlaid, of i pW. PM. 6, lat. 30 03 N., los. 6 7 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CoBlB7l4—Feb. A at Talmo& Liverpool. Mrs. 8. Christie, of • .oa. COLV IL LK —Pia. l at Chatter 'inlet, Iltigra•e-.400:0. the eflfe of Melee the Ho.. W. Colville, of dawever . 000 W W—Feb. d, the wife of IL Cooke, Eq., of Arlen House, Alerlaebaln. ear Meath...ter. of • 00 of • 111W ••Whwf• Yeb. at (haap.llo.l, Oltoo. Cbeelths. Um C. 0. Cow% 110W00N.7Feb. 3, eA Brechroad. Ll•apeel. the wife d Mr. 3. CI. Homo., Mom 11A RS I EA 0. J.A.f Mao.l?roW. Clapham park, tlto wife of D. Ilardmau, 4.04., of on. MUST.—rob. 4. of N. Part.rosi. &gest 4.p3rk, Iffa ham damr6 of dgweatml. mAßßuosts. ALLEY 11T—CANK-70. 3. at the Collegiate Church, Soothin]. Nam Ay the Elm J. B. Case. WA., Hyman .vienby, NW., of Ave wick, Lgoooloahlro. to Oathetiwir Lase. daughlgr of the lier. T. C. Cape, of Soothing]. ORNY—BOILTON.—YeIa 3. at Atl Bahia% Upper Norwood, Thomas 8.:W.1m wad W. 8. Yr 4. Bag. of Stockwell. to Julia Rancor. daughter of Capt. C. Norton. &Log Upper Norwood. H t E—CLNAVELAND.—Feb. 3, at the pat o ilhurch of Lroo , lle to. Colonel A. Bens. Mb Ude Infants,. oms Jane Meter. claarbter of the be Leut..Colowel Clean-mut Madre. Native lalaatm DEATHS. DOT D.—lch 4. at ftrita, wram Upper Man, wife a T. hold. FAQ, 449 d 63. altittOtte. —Teb. 1. et BeddlnetCon House, Surrey, VW:WM the wile et Mr Beery &Ulla 79A lIIADWIC.—rgb. 4. it Cbstade, Demi. MAW J. Cladvtak. Ws Zeit. teM O. 111ASDLLIC—Feb. &at the Dewy. Chtebestea, the ten UT. O. Claudia& D.O. L. De o of (Alabanar. •"A Tio. )OLLZIT.—Iob. & at Yorkomas. Btepw. A. IL Collett. E.L. awl 44. tigllloll.—reb.L M Alirdmo. WILILio Mori... 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