The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-05 00:00:00

FINE ARTS. Inn Hum Cotutcrtoo or Awriourrrte.—Tkis ralabeassdeolleMara, whisk( rood s imminent hat um la the !Lambaste, Art Treason Eabibition, having bora mat by yr laiorr, Mr. J. Mayor, PILL, al Liverpool. h ink , do.p.oad of by cacti." on limey asst and slams Mowing day., at the tams of Mesas& &Ahab, sod Waldman'. Tito (' PAN.% Coucerion.—This collection, se l yes ee:eterated !Ur its band sad vales, sad to whisk wo Errs draws atuatioa woo this cam, is consonsamsa et Ye itsmadtaa ads, has weastly bora estalormd In e quarto whom, emetically sumansd sad stamina. The Etrumean sad Archaic limit mops a mequallsd for interest, barmy, and , they somber "early two thousand ayachanim, and sera oldsisad is IM coarse A nteitinve r scariness Is the to, int einem awl owastesies of Italy. The Greek and 1/,,,, a s Mormon almost equally tars and tine. while the 'trans, sad Gracco-Italisa aims and arru.or are sarivallsd. Arnow them is a usiqoa helmet of *stem found ia a tosab ad &hem the Vo'aisduss of racing Eursels) ; It is smishad with sculptured orusimst, the am. formed by 'Wed bares.. sod the hem Asieses, irerthed is Stowers characters, is frost. b namerhable • opseinen ed an nt an Neyele,.l t.. enassa. Ins sever bees toad Ow h.t. Diadem% prima& preceme eminent, peae, rims, 'mortise 414 ker le, lens mom the. tbaso kundard lir ma. The series 4 ammo Is geld 4 the Beres amervore, down to Use hoed ei the kaantbs arrow, to yoxy ratemire and somplete. The pie& art of tarty Italy is ciao well tepee seated ; and the safaris ee• cloud raconbag to the plows when it.. .rooms übjerta were Ilia overfed. The catalvas marladt. with a mbar. weirs .4 rely thrum, Phnom/ire CI the till a an to Italy bast the early il)unlits period be the era .4 Raphael. It is rnototrol that the Emperor Rap.le.ss is la treaty to wen the eatitc cvlio.tion Sir Yoram BALI AT NOM& CIDIDITIN AND MAN.O\'!.— /be *toes AresisKeheeebee, mil lobar peal b.reare (NW. T. N. Zak^ weil-bsoes setekr et ob. Nor /elegy et Nimes. ia Waive Caine, ..11 Meld lq metes k libspeeese, Pe. Jade. es lelmity 14 Wo give lesesSeeee f , . eraissises• b‘reeee we meet la bear Wt fide melba* orlie4 io ffiebse up time praiiriat f, .1. • line is eassetries-• al iN-Imrahl. Mr. Fo.y, MA., ban been commissioned by the Qom szreste in moth • bk-sito bust of Ibo lot. Tisconst ',Arline, la b. placed in the owii lot of Window Crain Tb. present Viscount Imo • dada brw. 'Warns of a loge .is c.l the justly-06011ml t poen isa romp toosatly sent to ladle. We regal= to. taming of the stanestle will to entrosool to N. illitagtoa, wbe no will mooted lb. tarsi r work. Them will in all probs. billty be • &mad for its Woad comae goon as it le reedy, and this, tte monk will hiss s sag minaento of lb. ivb!r• /rciornel ; but we trust ober* will b. no relaxation of the offsets mole by the admirers of c ns of the gostr d earls of Behi.b sr elpture to obtain a olophoute for mare prim& went alniattaa la this metropolin or WORKS OF Air, by living taat. rc .4 al satins, will he ..penel at OwU. uo oa the Owl of May, which is 6. last ti:l tha 4th of July. PORTRAIT or HANDRL.—Th. Sacred Hannonis Railety, alre.dy in the posseasion of the gacelket states cd Ear.. 1.1 by 14,1thilise, boa recently received a gift from Lady as early portrait of the ging notairias by Ara nor. The• p.rnalt was presaged by llandel to his susinn ende. Smith, as a teatime:ray of regard, and has never pried cut .4 b. 6m7y , tidy Lycra be fincitles pan& dsuel,t,r. I'm. NATIONAL PORTRAY? GALLERY. tur n •sin of this ral'ery, as its recent opening, the three &Poising portraits have tees added William Harvey, the de,~ oven rof the circulstien of the blood; Gorge Colinas the• rider, the dresstist, the consoisaiur, aad the Misstate, of Terence, by Gsissbovough ; and John Kest., painted at Lotoc by the peat's friend, V erre. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, FYIDAT nowt. swerves PRIZEMIN. First 3114 ; trrhonall (blatth wrangler.) Evond . ; Bt. John's (math wranghr.) OXFORD, Fen. 3. lo a congregation holden at 10 o'clock this mora ine the Rev. All•red Porter Smitts.)4Jle., Pembroke College, Cambrolre, Irma almittei ad random. At the Neste timid , the rollotrum degrees mere roamed. BACKII/01 Or CIVIL LAW. WV. Walton Henry Weatortath Atkins Bowyer, Embr ace! Col,egt, List evening's Gaudio contains Indian despatches and their en lesiva reheats' to op.-Tann:Le in the field, to promotions aid awards fa dietinguiehid e=victs, &ad to the capture of arms and $O/111/1:1i1I011 at various periods ranging over the =oaths of September, Octoter, and Novem ber. To these documents are added casualty re!nras for the roue space of time. The general facts have all been fore stalled in accents which we have already pablished. DEATH or A WITH THROUGH THE IL4TRIATMENT or rasa tiIIISAND.-0a Monday evening Mr. C. J. Cut ter, coroner far West Kent, held ma adjourned Inmost at the Roebuck lon, Lewisham, into the citcutottoaces attending the death of Han iet Maras, aged 39, 'rife of Million , "WWI., landlord of the Old Fox and Hounds bemeinp, Lee, who, it was alleged, had died from the effects at her hue band'. violence during her entrancement. From the evidence II appeer.d that the deceased sad her hulloed bad been ma rled for e Int of twenty years, during which time she bad kerne him elev.n children, the whole of whom are lio mg. Dui tog the last two year+ the husband was described by the miasmata to have betIISCIVINey ever sot Cr, aad to have been t.e.t.il:ll in the tebit of mining the d,eas ee d out of the Mute eat 3 I hours of the night. About time months ago the eldest a n. a young men eighteen years of age, hard a my ol murdee " mimed by his mother in the night, =di as tieing isle her hod-nom he Lund his hither bed bee I 1. treettarg her, sad the ant Mining lit miller told him that hoe body was cetera, with Minas, acd she had compintsei of a pon Is bee aide at di ff erent Me Mask. On Saturday. the 13th January, the dammed was .deed, and on the two tattooing days the conduct of the bassbad was described ma being so outrageous towards her, that she wee heard to declare that. calm allowed to leave the house far the m . on, or ague otte' plare, the would jump front the window into the strict. On th e ',enemy, tsme dare alter her confinement, her husband continuing his Malcolm, she wee removed to the bolus of s friend, where she gratittelly sank and expend on the 26th. Ihe husband rai I he c.•uld ma amount tor any th rag done by him ditham the tin" he wee drunk. end he had no neolkiettoa of having aorta. I:i . /14 Med. Its admitted teeing three nion'tt• Ago quarrel].d with his • ife, and moneyed to pull the matte , tue tram and r her while she aim is beet, when hie wife cared cut, 3loider," and his on tan ima the room; but declared that the itjary to h. r ride was occusioted by her feting over tin bed, aid sot by env blow tr. ill Lim. The ju remand es their odic'. " the death of the de. coact ry l was soc'e rated by tte ed treatment tapmeieurri from her hasb a n t." The itualasd was tree comet te I to Newgate to take his Mini as • thane of meneleoghter, TOE FATAL ACCIDLNT ON THE LANCASHIRE /IND loaaenian RAILVIAT.—Tine taquest upon the body of Janes. who woo lalkd on the Lancashire and HUSTLNO APPOIIMUCSTIL Yaks/tire Railway, near the Diann Fold station, on Tuesday Wt, ma reported in the Exprrl,, was betel before the Tw-'s. imdmaeaa Ter tact: tsabtamh o a sb..t omtleula u r d t eoroner, Mr. Rutter, at Ike Seven Stars Tame, Clifton, resPWC.r. ea Thursday. Mr. Alexabder Howarth, of Pries-street, Ate. Ilbat/N. our. is es, sad WNW Itg Imhof. Temkin Or ohs Heins, identified the body. Ho stated that the deceased stra hix rharame.mme..ed awash sk. Br la. Toni Swima-ot a mew at Apples Bei ßudge ,, eau was the general ..a or e w 1 ,, IL Mr. Ileorottia chemical works at that place. Filed. Mareans Meow. Lail Haulm: Ilameemme. TANN Ousel. Time. 6 t: Filar , 1 kende:. woatteldso; letardes. Mesas Tires - &soft, e driver oa the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail at_ b . ‘ may, &lei tbal Ito saw the deceased, seconspanied by a Modem*. 'Me oe. Nee Wert: Robing, flyer amebb biy sea • errood-clase carriage of the train of lieeter. assure L.A., Tusday. Pealed...l • wasn't/. 14/•• ways sal. Stu.. laser reeds; tistardes. Urge seme-es ems =bs ( jles•w) we. in charge. en Tuetday morning Wt. peg Is Wks the, Ws bed the Dimon Fold statios, I mita t e. Itstate tee IL DeeemeN t; thertmena.Alt HarmsaLllesets. his o mid. and on looking back at the t ra i t ob elimma. sew ova Thaws', itaeseeein Flea-st se 11. *MAIM Old 131.64. t. Alt c. r. : Day. Mewl " was min with dm guard's via. He M• T "^". 0 ". 14 ".• • &J. Itembilab; loot blawimilmt 17 41 := lie engine, end ante to a standstill eat art ifs es sees a• melba. 'Arhus tb• train hat nmrly stewed, be ware. aiffse—as • elemeresi deoramd get out of the carriage, and he after amee.er 'u II owls saw Wm ,leads the line. It was enbeequently amt. Mno.Lar. Oa Hart; HedumeMer. Herm Hegel; IsWar. heal that a. sautim the von h*a 'broken. "d t hat it Ise s..me-et Psi. pestle. liresoa our. Two. hod sot oft the Ws and come an contact with the bridge, mullet 11111. I Monter. Teimmemses Ty•-st 11. Mrs. Alice Iliad, of Aide-We, Wigan, deposed that when Mr r.ittosee. Mama. The tans Teruo** Gate ; emaramleg. th e carriage Wpm 'OM, is cologne's:et:4 the Tan Leaking Tsar cams-et it craa 'mama. Mr. M. itaria3: neatemaa. J. no.* Beady. down, all b" , " man? rammed. and the Cue , * . W. She'. Mew; rms.. Ibe—el 11. ervvemod saes • ' , quietly so. Ile let dome the window, and, (44* Trend.. hart' to .pite ct the eutroetiee of the young lady who accompanied Mao.. Tardy. limbs lingsw•••11; Friday. leasem-st hair bite, opened the wrier% door, which it appeared had sot lea bra locked, mud jumped out. Ile lighted as bit feet, but Chetah!, Heir term suime. we=eny. Rome ?we-et bider. fell 'lam, an.l another tate which vetoed la the °previa tai. Ter hair pro 11. Blatt w. pa* Ilkwebbt. Insitd by moo. eltemt inmeediateiy 'Renard*, matt over Hai, twiny. 1•1•117 1W wart: W•••••kg. Taddbeva; liolordor, kliime him on th• spot, and mingling his body in a iaa IL elv.ektuer mance,. Numerous Wi , ll/”Pell MO evidence to • Chareb- ea faadoomoo. M " dk v• "" 0 : C ° 14 . 1 situlter . elleet, sad the jury returned • verdict al "Accidents! Imams. lleaSay, Part rare ; May. enema—.t IL I dsath: - MATT IS OT ARTS. Mary Parry, Mho'il.ge. Re. Her ry Ha claw. Rader College. 111 v Perry Hi nr.l, Art... Rev. George Fr...Amick Price, Fellow, Nat Cass. J..)112 dim. Rev. George IlLickrata, Lirmhs Coney. Vie rut Your, d.ttu. Rl'.. Wsil.eui H. W. A. Hamm, Dreatgoor Coßep. 0.u.k5.1 Ll.t.r thralmatt, d.tte. Rt v J..ku Roger.. Uittu. Rev. &.I wee Kelly Pottier R.'ph, tilt% VIIIIIIII Juke Ttllbmuk, St. John', Cullvie. Fnderiek litutioun, Wedhate hi v. Fleury Viduentt. I'vtubt dic anrlt. Henry HOl., Wt.reester R. toms* Led toe Freer, cutu. R. v. 7 husis• W.ltwe , Magduve SAC/ MUM, or Alit,. Daasl Robast Fsaroch &Ili& College. b. 1.1. 1...4ht..n, theivt (bur, 1.. John Ni whim N. Wa f Cher ra Robert Wood, Watlllata College. BI nry Nicholls, ditto. Jelin Andrews, ditto. Jon.• Ramona Verson, Elio. R+-.•. Yrvimiza P. Wickham, (Fell o w;, New College. Ch .rlsv hair. Scott (Postmaster), Nevus College. Fr into. Phipps thslsw, l'embiolts Cava. Pee. 4. Lest nth CoLLtot.—Therm mai Lc on elcotiom frllowdropio thim c Urge ou Mondry. the 28th of Marob seat. f.otloLtee are rotiutred to . .11 up..tt the It. tor os 111kmrloy. the 2114 Moth. Lemont tutu moil four. br.nu og wile thou. cmrtitkans of Laptimma mad testimonials of g.. 4 otArltnt. UNION BANK 0/ Al •A formal • mettle, of the proprictore of *be Union Bank of Anatrelia METROPOLITAN BOARD Or WORKS.—n• or& war, had rest-2 8y er the wnee. to Ohl Blood-Mrp , t, M 11617 CMMIZIS of the bletrepolltan Board of Works wee held wh'eh the rmarluron tateotl at n 1.4, Special mrotMg, grant yew, rff..y in the Cosset! Cheater, Gelid_ hall, Mr. I. lag &pennon) . um .4 400/ . h, tit. dire. tom, for the purpote of Thweitee In the chair. The each statement Mowed a talents , farther remunerating the ohnO mm of oomo itt ooe , e hoold of 10e. 71.1 n fame of the board. Mr. Ltoli•dper- I each a .tep M deoreel ext.olirnt by them, Ina fonnelly must to sotto*, toured some resolatioss, deprecatory of the , condreted. The pr o se dings only octupkd two or three parehaae of the hors.. of Berkeley-home for the , minutes. purls.. 4 the hard, Lut ' MU, 801.11 discussion, they WM* rAd ver tf oomen t.)—M r . J. W . B ENPON, of 33 gat to th e we en ie and declared to be se tithed. Tb. oaf 14, belaMenill. 0.. Jolt p.bliebei a aro nimUstaa jamanlet chairmen Meted that the great work. for the male drainer 'e 000005 Ift" bf P" t o o It *h."' ben bf aloe ma Meal bmrMr a •ate... tie it s. man • prkm aad mare ert :net Holiday, sad be hoped they would be 1.k,,,,,mk..§,wi m ' , a u* w b uy ! iv serried out assicessfally. TIM board th an edjoersed. seal MAW Enttlligtnct. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—Fan. 4. Sittings in Error.—(Before the Lord Chief Justice of the Common new the Lord Chef Baron, Justices Williams, Crowder, and Wilke , and Barons Martin, Bramwe ll , and Watson.) HOTLY V. WILIGHT.—TIOCACH or PROWS' OF MAARIAOI. This WM an action fur breach of promise marriage, to which the defendant plealiel that he was afflicted with a den prowe discvt, by which ho beeamo incapable of marrying without danger to hie life. At the trial, which took place before Mr. Justice Erie, the jury found for the defendant, leave being reserved to the plaWtiff to move to enter the ear diet in her favour. The enr come on for; snow nt before the court of Quo. de Bench, when the learned judges wc.e equally divided in opinion. Mr, Mellish was new heard en behalf of the plaintiff; and Mr. Edward Janes, with w hum was Mr. Elen..&-son, for the defendant. . . . The court took time to ton.ider their judgment. SLNDON V. JtEIYIB.-1 ALEZIMPRISONMENT. Is tbir;;;, in our columns a few days ego, and which involved the (potation se to the legality of an acme& by a 'hairs ofilcu• of a men idiom be had touched through a broken pane of glees, The court delivered judgm ent, holding that the me m touch constituted the arrest, sad instilled the carer in taking the Tie judgment of the court below woo therefore armed. WAIT r. THR NOILTU WZITMIN RAILWAY COXFA\Y.- ACCIDENT. ThiA was Inaction brought against the defendant's corn , puny by the nett trioid of .t child, five years old, to recover compensation for injurna I.y roacen of the de', ndant's negli gence. It appeared that the,bid's grandmother took it to the cmpany elan 11, sod putchased two tickets. She asked when the train would arrive, to which the station master replied in a quash rof an hour, and he then left the MIL la • few Winston nfter the stationimweer had lift. her, the old woman heard a train oriceitur, and thinking it was thetas intruded took the child acres the I-v.l line. The train however, was a rods' Wein, which did not stop, and rusing ui l e n a te the grandmother and child, injured the former sad the latter. The question for the court was, whether the child had her remedy against the company, not withstanding the retuned negligence of the grandmother. Mr. Mamety having been beard for the plaintiff, and Mr. Ifelli.L ter the defendant, The court aftirmail the judgment of the court below, which held that M a child of ouch tender yeses, the implied condi tion was that it should le takes tel of by the person in charge, Judgment accordingly. BPOISTMO. BETTING AT MANCHILSTTS.—Fanu.y. LIVIIIPOOL 11121PLICHASK. 100 to II sot Joa Hwy (I freely) NS to 11 Tho Bever (I) 23 Ito 1 Little Clutrk7 (5) CHWINK CUP. 30 lo 1 oast Polomor (t 200 to 9) Moshe& WO Si to 1 U“lorisad t ( 14010 1) 60 to 1 Ma•ter Begot (t) 100 to 3 &airless a) 40 to 1 Ootookill (t 41 to I nos Avis t) kV to 3 Mr. Bybee of) NAVAL AND MILITARY (e holt LAST N taxi's °Aram.) Ma 2.02210 E. PALL-MALL. Yr. S. :ad 'reenter LW I.kark--Ce. Ilk Jobe Arm ham tr LeterleM to be err. pare the arra better Irate/ eed ehery..elee brew/Aro, Ikereable Free Jkl• WNW kW* .he ea f errs lh mme, linlnWlher Wren le be laCklytte Wry. who erre. SW kora - r ue Ler ir Wire. pr. le be ewer W •Itm War Wooer 221 1. ? "4 1.1ea Lleumrst Wart Oar NNW le err kr 111= Mel wite MOW -Lbeereme immemble L S. Ott I. be Ir more at markon. Ilth Leek kkkom-The errs rem of Newt hear Mt i ssi= t er ker .. ..er n = j ib= sf . a .„ =1101r1214217V Mie s it i tirbet to% m . re. reembr k =liblem tier to roar -leremee lifOrteer to beer brg= air Mee Or. re tree; IlriVese B. Jere i he be Demomor4lo . Ilth Peet - The le of ata A. O. arr. tram tort w. ter /emote lo •eat April. MT. tlth t, , _ . •-•• - •••r ua ree7 Ireforear Wearer to Si Ileerr. be re..;;;.;1 3 1 .. 11.4, b" rarceeet.. to err he mirk k40..1.4.01411 the em. ells 1.44-1.04. 44 44 t 0 ..el=l=l to S. wirer re Weer. Roc . kasoks Jar .SJ4. to Si re. der to Web Jr. 2111. Oat Wet -Itermeet Mar to be e.ptels. war per. . tee term ; Orme J. deer Wee let WM. to Si era; YY b• s a ftliaL h fhb Pew- . WOW of augt'', Aft Iroo4- OA. frr the Ctle Wet. le be re lbeh W and = loot. to be ift 2 r irt rem- C. left. Eta, ter the *55 WM. le re Bert Orr WM. Woo ex. lIIITI=-A . ee AA Elmillaelaa. libelant" b pweatire. Wee 1112=14r . licorml. Wm the OW reek lobe fi rr il a_= = .... • - Eamail le he espela,be be ~... .. ea Ur Llth thewoo W4 7lls. 4" hee hew Herm • . to be emplala. • Wee 14:1= ^ I. "C-- Aelat i Ze W be DR , elle hae Cers AC M • ~, Mar Ph • Jetta A 11. TElWittle be lealirailee et Illegel lamas 1.141 r. sent, is be wiga, WE Isaised bewpienw Deeetrarline =Wit= ell {.....4.4 .1. alii.44llMilei 12 kr aeo• the. derevatertjak . . se be emar si el g u t t . : .. 0 e a m t n. ~,1 ..1., . ..a . I d moire arirwelin reer..at at Wel2 Ma* el Aide. le he e earned Wert Arr. • 1 To be Arlehrellwirew Mese Aidelerelleresan , riularlek ellener.ellet Weelalei WOW MO reel ; Obeeke V 41117: UMW. ri.. .... au worms t• she l une* Nee; Dav i Valenie YD.. Wet If eureare le the 214 lees: Won Jaws . pal. Wee weeleled ie A tit hmahr the Moo Vemet :11 W . wet. Wee lank ei4eleial be We tem eon: Wetter ear, Wee Ere % ember; be toe hab foot; Chtrke rorteed Maw mt. eke tango. aledated to Ur 14th Poet. *Aim omolosso: me. Wee lipmese, to re seer orrery; WEN= . A=IIIM. 91511 period to the Rotel art. Oar Leas weelateia . MO VIM: 0werp 64444. 114 ma_ rift la Fawn. • le ea oElo wow; Wm low pat. MI apilMed te We elll 4 eo. InewalleJor Ma Enable Wood. Sib P.O. he he Unlmenereleal la Wu mei; NOW Joke Room 2nd Leo Owe, to be WWII Wits —_ . Pas. • Snow or s.—Tbe mienteedoodt diem lady Naked ard dee yersikatet se the Mad et deybyhy. el adle, Isde IS sir seised by the Ode' ltiadreldi Y all mid ds astedesses of the Peardery d Rs% kr Wm, to set at bpareelesup et =Odd la the lolled,. rest d Ram Jame Jaw. litertbd hole; Unwise dewed Gems Ile& M. l omb. Chabin MAIN Nib hider. Weida 0 emd a= MILITIA. Ommlisos lood by Ilis I,4Nia-LAummosl at /Mt supeAbe ...AMIGA TOM UMMlndhly , MailA hewn is LIMA Immo" int mita. imi hirk-Usemenit WON. am.. WIMRpr is be aegis. Ms WIA lin Mom Gm* Iludlspekke Iliglosstr e Atis-Trolallt UAL gmA,MAL= ra l = W ers a i sr a tLight t ... ~....., . ....... ... ilmiladAlles 11=a l timmed ......, mi. so adxs. Ihml isilmieL-Jelis MAW. ...... tima ik as .. 7ll.. . I Orary Oman M me _raVniev l li e litiadar. no. awed: Arthur Nein, met. te be 1 vadoad. Rogi4) wed David Wisid.lB.4l•bd itstdaramena. TM CHATHAM, FIB. 4. In consequence of orders received from the Ad miralty the shipwrights at this dockyard arc sothely played in pn por:eg tits launching- ntt s of the line-art-battla sere a- t•tc.tnit r, Hood, 9t gurus, nod making preparations foe tn.. !munch a ttiA vessel, whit h is shortly to take plass. TM is one of rho six saw Itne-01.1 attic ships which an to L. Added to the Channel fiset. PORTSMOUTH, Pm. 4. The SvraUow, 9, screw steam-sloop, Commander Clarke L. Weldilove, strived tb's morning from the Me diterranean, ii,cl after landing invalids, sailed this afters:an for Stemma.. to be raid o ff . The Termagant, 25, screw frigate, Captain Robert Han, received aide:, this morning to prepare for sea with all despatch. SU is now taking in stuns, rattling down rig ging, &c. The Perseverance, 2, Iron screw troop-ship, Commander R. Powtr, will embark, to-morrow, the left wing of the second battalion of the 23rd Reement from Alderehott for Malta. The right win will embark on board the Urgent, Commander on Tuesday. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1859. under the nest bankruptcy, but had not applied under the second bankruptcy for the certificate. Mr. Commiaskoner Murphy held that an application must be made to the Court of Bankruptcy, am it a eartificate waa not obtained, the debts mast be inserted in the present schedule. The case was adjourned. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Amelia Franklin 21 was indicted for felonlonely en , eng sad wounding Ada m Turner, with Intent le di him some grist-eve bodily horn,. Mr. Langford prosecuted. It appeared that the primer end the prosecutor had been living towhee, and that on the evening of December 91, a quarrel took plecs on account of the prisoner haring trot knee money, whith the prosecutor had given bi r, in climb. The prosecutor then took the prisoneee cloak and pawned it, end when be returned the prisoner told him he had better bring her desk back, and he said he should not do eo, end the quarreling was renewed. The prisoner, it appeared, had • pin knits in her hand, aed the prosecutor took up • poker, and said that if she attempted to use the knife, he would break ber arm with the poker. He then, It ap peared went towards the pvisoner and she stabbed I him n the tar with the knife. 'The presenter in answer to questions' put by the Rowsder, admitted that the prisoner had made no attempt to use the knife when he threatened to brisk her atm with the poker, and be also said that the prisoner might have been using the penknife to cut her nails at the tints the occurrencs took place. A policeman, named Eldridge, who took the prisoner into custody, said that when he did so she told him that etc hal stabbed the prosecutor, and she should not have done it if he had sot pawned her cloak. The Recorder called the attention of the witness to the fact that this soothe first time he had made this etaterw nt, end that nothing of the cut appeared is his dermatitis before the marstrete. The covetable said he could not account fur the evidence being omitted. he prisoner, when called upon f e her defence, said that the prosecutor came towards her with the poker is his hand, and she thought he was going to strike her and she raised her hand to protect herewif. She was cutting her sada at the time with the penknife, and the injury wee indicted accidentally. Mr. Weatherhead, the governor of Newgste,, informed the court that when the prisoner was Daoght to the gaol else bad • black eye, and there were other marks of violence on her r TL ma rri returned • verdict of Not Guilty. The cue of Amu Collyer, who is charged with setting fire to her master's house at Wandsworth, was postponed to the next session. The bill against the lad Ihriry Bark*, who, it will be re membered, was charged with tinuislaughtar under rather peculiar circumstanced, was ignored by the grand Jury. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Berjeatit.) ' Amu &autos, a reipectable looking man, wee indicted for obtaining from Fernandez some death: /ilk webbing by means of Wee pretences. Mr. !Uteri prosecuted, and Mr. Sleigh defended. The prisoner, who surrendered to mike his trial, was, it will be remembered, prosecutor It this court last sessious against a men sawed Dell, who was con victed and sentenced to six months' imprisonment for stealing some books. The charge now preferred bad not been made until after Dell was in custody. The prosecutor is a maker of else.ie webb for boot springs, and prisoner bad acted as foreman to • man named Roberts, who carried on busicets as a bootmaker, and after obtaining goods to a large amount, and uttering forged bale, absconded. In this instance prisoner had made a fain state ment to the prosecutor, upon the faith of which lts lot Roberta have the goods in question, shortly before he absconded. Several witnetoe., and amongst them the priscearDell, t:tto the prisoner having lived at various places ander t mama. Mr. Sleigh, in answer to the charge, argued that the pri soner was but the septet of Roberta, and this indictment was 00 7 dltwfirted to meant Dell, who had been in the polity from being prowled. The jury, after kiting some time locked up, found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced to 12 mouths' im prisonment. This wee the last awe, and the court stands adjourned until February 28. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUBBB.-444. 4. Pane the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Jestke Wiedatea, sad the Judge Ord law.) LIAM V. LSAT'S AND WONTIZIIIIA.-TIN SAW OP CONDONATION, The court wu ocreik:4atriaiii . bsering arguments on t►e 'abject of tin, rola mei for a new trial. We reserve our COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—FEB. 4. (Bakes Mr. Comndooloser Frabbuique.) 111 11 ALA.-THE CENTRAL IORSI REPOSITORY. Theo vas • 'Mos fee choice of asli sss in the case of Robert Davao Res, holee-d•alts, at the eitsry ratently mated near the Elephant and Castle. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditor* 7,3001. ; to those holdiog 'comity, 16,200 i. The security had coneista of a base for 80 years of the ground on which the Reporitary 'toads ; also of that oa which Mr. Spurge.m's chapel is about to be meet, and a mortgage of the It( tesitory, fixtures, and fittings. Beyond this the only available noel se the twnkrupt's boatehold fur allure. Mr. Paul, accountant, of Colrmen-street, woe chosen trade swipe*. Meters. Linklaters and Rockwood are the so bcitersundor the bankruptcy. (Bakr• lb. Pines) The bankrupt, a bookee'ler, in Paternoster-row, applied far hie certificate. 1414 debco sod liabilities amount to 21,0001.; property of 5,6911. is held by erelitote pciially 'morel ; and there ore uneocurnbered swets of about I,OOW. Mr. Norton, for the sasigneca, stated that an action had been brought to set aside a bill of elle, ncder which Mr. Tupling had taken pee ee.sion of a large port on of the bank rupt's stock shortly before the bankruptcy. It now appeared that there watt no collusion on the part of the bankrupt, snd the assigner® d;d not oppose hie having his certificate. The oaly complaint amenst him was that he bad not stopped soaker, for he bad been in a deficiency of 2,3041. two years ago; gut the a-signecs believed that be hod been induced to do so by Mr. Tupling, whose tool, hi fact, he hod been. He had also hod accommodation transactions with Brice (a binkrupt); they had belie Ito keep each other afloat. Mr. L9STAIIM, for the bankrupt, submitted that he was entitled to a first class certificate. The case woo one of un avoidable lows and misfortune. . . . . . . Ilia Honoer, obeermng that the bankrupt bad been in buameas 19 yam, and had been to a great extent the victim of urefortune, gnuitzd a eertilicate of the Brat clam. IN /1111•17111)126.,-,111DOMEXT. The bankrupt WAR a eaddter of Theme. Hie application for certificate was heard a few dee ego. His Honour now gave judgment. He old:—The bank rupt Paunders applied fortis certificate. He had carried on the business t f a saddler at Tbanie, in Oxf Tette, fur more than 30 ye ow, when on the 19th of August last, his eldest am preentid a petition to this court praying that be might be wljudeed bankrupt, end la support of hie petition he swore ,het his father owed him in ben care of .:count 2691. In meoldance volt the law of bankruptcy, no totter was given to the lath. r of what we in pro f,eou agninet him, and he was declared bankrupt, without being le aid, and all his property wee seized fa - o the kande of the I.w. His Honour tad no doubt that the court had coed in de taring Studer. truikrupt on the petition of his eon ; f r it now appeared ' upon t report of the official aasignee that Instead if the biter owing the moo 2491., so the son falsely swore, the son owed the fatter 1941. 12.. Id. for delete teamved by Mineable father's ace twit, end embezzled by him. This court, hew ever, could not be blamed d the ern. ; for the bankrupt law tequirio that the court shall adjudicate on the bankruptcy on beating one aide only.At the tint public sitting two creditor. only proved debt., both London trademen, one a creditor fur 471., and the other for 211. The creditor who peeved for 471. chose himself assignee. On the 28th September the bankrupt filed Ms balance-sheet, and on the Bth October he aniseed to pets hie exarabooke. The account., however, were thought to require farther investigation and $01.14 cormatios, and the sitting was adjourned to the "Atli October.' Bowe ever, edema were made la the account, and on the 304 October the biskrapt agaln attest lea to per his Met tient'- , nation. The solicitor to the seezeie on that tots talon re-: nine Mr. Barged a. counsel, to aid bite in examining the bankrupt, and the examination to mmeaced sad laated about tie hour,. Tito bankrupt had n tither sommel nor elicitor to agent him; for ell hit mots bad pealed to tti and he had no funds wherewth to procure legal modal. e. The tsar there:fere, wan toe calculated to melte apathy s 3 hi the mind of every right-tbiztkieg person. The! einem:tenon of Mr. SUgOOd WWI of a very searching, and be might men say, a hunt character. His lit mar Intend to it with pen; tor, looking on the subject with the juve nility natural to a peree perfuming judtcial tune - ions, be multi not but see in a short time the the balk rept was an henret man. His. time, his manner, the express:ow to used, anti eves the amounts as filed, were all to en unprejudiced mind indications of heesty and aim plkity; and as the examiaatios proceeded, te commit te ems practical skill on the one aide and e 'erplicity on the other t events more and mere painful, and Lis Honour felt it his ditty to take a more active part in preening the tok tupt than be should base thosgto i n emery to do had the bankrupt, like the assignee, been able to procure the assist ence tot counsel. In adopting thte comae his Honour bad of cowl.? the evinction of that principlo tectignieed in the admi nistration of criminal juetice which says th at wee the ac cused person is too poor to ob tain the easistame of counsel, the judge Se his corneal. Hie interference and proem lion of the bankrupt octued to excite no mall me sestasent in those who wee examining Lim, and he was treated, both by the counsel and soliefter, with r.uch dtertrepect. Whether be aluvod immestary ex citement to tat the better of judicial equanimity or not be ceuOl hardly say; but on the following ruornieg he fousd himself desouseed in a leading article in the Daily News, a otter enjoying a veey extensive eircuLpite, as a p-rton who had disgraced the administration tf liritish justice. how far such comments on the conduct of ti judieialeervaut of the crown vr, re justified by the e'rcanistanee be must leive others to judge; but certainly such comments would never doter him nun giving protection and aid to en honest and unfoitunate bankrupt p'aced in so cruel a position as Saunders wan. The rontmesta of the peen resulted in his roteivine letters font teeny of the woot rope-table inksbl t:mte of Thuile, all dole/nig their sympathy tor the beak rapt, and their respect for bun as as heat tradesman, whom they had known, some for 10, some 20, and some 30 yen. Amongst the writers were the vise , the churchwardens, and the medical p ractitioner of the place. The lard gentleman said he hid known hits for 60 years. Hie Honour was L lin relf ',attend that the bankrupt was as bent a bankrupt as ever slip and in this court. He aymprithired with hint in his misfortune, sad gave him a Ent root nett& de, with tittles staislttoton to herelf, and be d tubted nut that 'tniefortuxe would meet with outvote,' eynipathy in the email community when ha had pasted his drug Ifs of honest industry. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—F4s. 4. TME VACS= COMMISSION'S/RIP. It wee general/y supposed Wt Mr. Warren, M.P. (the Recorder al Hell) would be appointed to the vacant tom mlosioneseldp, but ft Is undireteed the hon. gentleman has &abut the east. Mr. Edward Cooke, the county court Jed" it la Nehl.ls lady to be appointed, and among the amass anintkeed 4 that of Mr. &mood, the DITTIELIE. IN RS SIITHVII TRIDIM•ND DR NEL MANN. This insolent, who had pabliabed, in the saran of Artier Nunn, "Thu Intsrnatiosel Handbook Railway end Blesna Guide," was opposed by Mr. Dowse and Mr. &mod, bx acditors. Mr. ReA supported. In 1866 the insolvent was • bankrupt, whoa his debts tad Hal:1110e were 26,0001., and again in 1057, when dm" pen 16,0001. He sow owed upwards of 6004 and ettribules his falai to she loss saMalned The Istrnetkinel It wind OM OM idadvad bad (MAW big adieu., 7HE POLICE COMM. MANSION-HOUSE. Spiridioni bevy, an Italian, upwards of 80 years of age, who for a lung time 141,t has been in tbe habit of voting warehouses in the my uncfer pretence of purchasing articles, but with the real object ofatealing whatever came in Iris way, was brought before the Lord Mayor upon remand , charged with having stolen two robes of Bilk, of the value of 81., from the of Mom& Candy and Co., foreign merehanca, in tlinapetro-t. At the former examinallon Mr. Lacy clerk to the rose clams, said that on the Slat ulr. the pri soner l entered their warehouse and asked to look at some It dr saw He turned Ms heed for a moment to speck to the buyer of the rota blisluuent, and found this' in the meantime the prisoner had taken the two robes of elk and partially concealed them under his great coat, the ends of them wicking out under his chin. The prisoner wan then Buten into custody. Mr. J. Vaale, the prom... Maim buyer, said he raw the pet ' loner lathe ant of putting the robes upon the pile from which he had removed them, atter Mr. Laoy had 0a14 . d witnewee attention to the fact of the prisoner having stolen them. Prinoncr 7 l .. only iwiked at them; I did not .teal them. The Lord Mayor—Mr. Lsey .11W you w.th them under your mat, and he (a y d *covers d she robtery by the ends of them *dotting out ; and eh a you noticed that no observed them, you took them treat undonoalh your mat. Mr. Goodman (OW clerk)-11ow many dines has the I A goner been tried P J. Inert , aa~WDle 440—He has been tried Ia Liverpod, I believe, _but lam not in a condition to prove it. He Wes tried In Landon some time ago for stabbing • girl, and he was then santsnord to 18 mouths' imprisonment. We have long anagrated him of robbing wholerale booms in the oily. The Lord Mayor—Have you soy former conviction sp inet him far slssltsg. Legg—No. The prisoner, who denied having stolen the goody, was fully committed fee trial on this charge. He was then charged rite having stolen a time of poplin from the premises of Memo. Parry, warehousemen, Lud pie-hill. Mr. T, Parry raid—Within the last three months the prisoner has called at our house several times, and we have =-tKnhim for some time. Ile generally came about pi e t 8 or 9 o'clock in the morning, when few persons were shoat. He was in the habit of castling Dia left arm in a ding. (lie had his left arm In a sling when he vieited Mare. Cand)'s cerabliehment, although there was nothing whatever the matter with it.) linniedia•cly after he had left on one occasion I missed a piece of poplin etmiler In size and colour to that produced by the (Meer. lie mods • purchase on one occasion, but we never sold him the piece of poplin, thl gum mark on which corresponds with the 'iv) of our tickets. Prisoner—Why, I taught it of him and paid for it about • month lip. Legg. the officer, rOl that from inktemation ho reeeired he went wish anut her c.m,ratle to the shop of Mr. Setenberg, 106, St. George'r-gr. rt Ettst, and received tie ptcoe of pop lin produced, and • large quantity of handk-ndrefr. He salted for a reamed, f e the purport, of procuring tae attend ance of Mr. Sartenlierg. The Lord Mayor—Priarnre you will stand committed for trial on the Bret ensile; and on the accord you will be re manded and brought up again rn Mondry next. Priesner—My Lord, I want my umbrella, it was left at the kenos-boos,. The Lord Mayor—You won't want your umbrella, you will be where the rain won't affect you. The prisoner wn then ranorct tardi laughter, lot which be himself joined as he left the dock. William Jones and Robert Hill, who had been remsniled, charged with having stolen bagatelle balls train patine houses, were again brought up. There were nearly twenty charges agairett them, and it appeared that during the last three ebonite, tin y bad been pouticularly active in their operation., and that they had been impartial in the distribution of their favo irs among the licensed vietaalbre of the metropilis. In add ton to the robber:ea committed by them within the city owl, they h.d not f wgotten Camberwell, Bemiondtey, lalmstori, ant Pad dington. Thil Isere ill the habit at ,nt ring a public house and salting fur the bagatelarown, where, It other players were present, they made op a party, not unfeoquently including the latidtord himself. They, if possible, outstayed the rest, and took the opportunity of ilippang out unitises cad • and carniseg the balls with thin). They Minoru ly entered a loom, and, If followed thereto by the waiter, they teat hies for soma refrodiment, and as wen es his back was turned they bolted off with the balls. Jones, in reply to each charge, realty denied all knowledge of it until the care was reached when he and Hill carti.d off the belle from a public-house on one day end bed the impu dence to return there tho next, whin t • admitted that he certainly did go then with his companion t. have same beer wad play a gams at bagatelle, but be denied all knowledge of the bah. Hill, who erred much amuse Iby Jonm'e a•ser. lions of innocence, also deck:, d that be knew nothing what ever of the culotte charges made again. , him. The prisot ere were commired to the Central Criminal Court for *tint on wean distinct charges. WORSHIP-STREET. Henry lay was . hargod before Mr. liammill assault ing his wife. The complidmin., whose petered appearance clearly denoted anxiety and privation, woe ovvompured by a pretty IlUle girl and an elderly respectoblo woman. the gave the followng evidence:—My husband, the prisoner, Is • chair carver, and we lies in Chathem.gard TIE, Hostoo. I bring him here upon a warrant for ass oil g use on the 2nd inst. About twelve o'clock is the d.y he came hove intoxiciee and add I had mien a elidliag out of his pocket. I denied It, and observed that I had not etch • ehilliog for a long t me. Ho belated that I had got it, and be then smock as. on the back of the head with his est, and repeatedly be the Sooe lie also Paved Dee as to tail bed, and punched we in the back asvend times. After that he broke op a drawer, and hit me with a pail= of it on the shoulder. I am still enteritis great Wit from the attack, put;eularly in the shoulder: My thild, who is six years old, was prefent at the tim!._ . . . By the Mogetratc—l have been married aev.n year.. He W 1,2001. with me. A month after our weddino he com menced ill-using me. At one time he kept tune men at work, but is new a journeyman. He can eun from 303. to 350. a week, yet has pledged everything. He says that he will stem me out, sod cells me a walking templed% On the evening of the let inst. he took my only blanket sway. Witness. produced seventy duplicates relating to property of every discription, from jewellery to bed and body linen, all pledged ►y him. The mother of the ill-used woman was questioned by the worthy magistrate, and stated thafprisomr had often beaten her daughter, who, although she had twice furnished their house, was each time deprived of it; and the wife here ob served, that although she had been itdviiel to punish her husband, she always refused, believing that time would im prove him. Prisoner—l was aggravated to do ea I did, for I really had loet • shilling, but tell you what—l'll allow her eight shillinp a wtek—well, say ten shillings ; but then it must be when I am at work. Wifo-1 cannot take hla word, air—impontble. Mr. Hammitt took not the *lightest name of the proffered teams but sent the offeult r to the House of Correction for six months with hard labour, at the same time directing that 21. should bo given to the wife. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ' • Jolc. Immo,. private of the lit Life decade, and *he bore a good-conduct badge, was charg.d with wanking Caroline Coyle, a married woman, residing at 10, St. Mary's plane, Notting-hi 1. Freon the evidence of the female it appeared that about 1 o'clock that meriting ohs woo going along Part-lane towards her home. having been mopping with a friend who wee ill in Lower Slosne-street, and while walking tad the soldier said "Mazy." She turned round and told him he woe mis taken, whoa he struck her a sev..ro Vow acrcs. the back with a cans, pulled her down by the hair of her head, and while on the ground, and notwithstanding she cried "pollee" very loudly, pulled her clothes over her head and, with kis open bend, atiuek bar several blows about her person, and she believed if • c satiable had not come she would hays been killed. She believed him to have been di ickint. Rolfe, 146 C, said, bootleg mks of "polite," he went to the spot, and aaw the woman holding the soldier by the lege, sad the broken stick lying by her side. Thy soldier told hoe the woman wee pitting on some steps. and he told her she had better go home, and directly after she Raised his (togas with her teeth and eet to calling pollee. Another constable acid that, ca te'ling the women she would be examined by a inedcal man, the mid Rho could not say he struck her with the stick. He had seen her sitting on &doorstep, when she acid her brad ached. The female denied she had eat on the doorsteps. Ia answer to Dlr. Bingham, the accused a dd that what the proem-wax stated was not true. He had never struck a woman to his life. lie merely acid, " Mary, why don't you go home?' when she seized him, and all he did was to try to get rid of her. The troop corporal-major !mein, given the Warmer a good , chanter for 16 years. Mr. Bingham said the female having contradicted herself with regard to the blow with the stick, and the prison-r beefing a very good charact , r, and se the woman had gone a mile out of her way is going home, he ohould discharge him. LAMBETH. _ A reepeeteble tradesman, meting in Regent-street, at tended at the court with the girl Jane Newell and her mother. Re said that a somber of he customers had int, rated themeelves is their behalf, and had p'aced a sum of money in his hanls for their relief. On hie raging on them he found them in a state of the greatest di.tiers. lie also learnt that several p mons had bean writing lettere to the girl offering her money, end at the some time making dn. honourable proposals. Mae tette: s tto gal had not replied to, and he had arranged with her that they should bo all for ! warded to him. He sow bald in hie hand a bundle of more ' than twenty, who h he handed to the nagistra e for his Among these was the following le , tee front Mrs. i e l r lre s ,lhe woman at whose house Jane Newell had spent part of her time after leaving her home : "Kb. Newell—After the ruin you have brought upset me by the Ur you told, I am oblige d to remove in a few days to Belgreve-square, at great expense* ' and you will ,I hope, to eave another pollee cam, taunt my uiothes by the bearer, or send them by your maul., the po: r woman you have no much degraded. "Mite. Enna. 6, Somemt-terrace, Bt. George's-mad, PiniPeo." Mr. Norton—Belgreveaquare, indeed, —why she will ben neighbour of mine. (Laughter.) Waghoru, one of the summoning officers of the cunt hire stated, that from inquiries he had made be had a-e-rtained that since the iavesttgation the young woman had eondue ed Ilene! with propriety . From the number of gentlemen call ing et the hsuar, some of them in their earnsgee, the girl end her mother had been obliged , o leave. Mr. Norton—That looks like • step in the reformatory direction. _ _ _ _ The applicant stated he had offered to bind the girl to a respectable business, and she had expressed her deeue to get her living respectably. Mr. Norton consented that 51. out of 71. at his disposal should be left with the applrant and paid to Jens Nelsen weekly. He observed that one good result of this sue war, that a mare liberal scale of remuneration for persons of the elms to which this young woman belonged had been adopted at some theatres. The miserable pittance given to them young people was not enough to support them, and they were driven to fell by the temptations held out to this. He felt, however, bound to say, that there was one ezeallset exception to the reprohmaiblepractice in the lemon of Mr. C. Kean. Te:splicent obeerved that there was another evil m at the theatres, and that was admitting persons tie scenes. Here the matter dropped. LONDON AND SOU7N WESTERN RAILWAY. The following is from the half-yearly report of the directors, to be submitted to • meeting of the p•o• print e. on the 10th inst. : "The half yearly accounts to December 31, 1865. showed that the net terrace for the half-year, atter delousing in ured on loans, and all other preferential charger amounts to 202,4801. 7s. 2d.; add surpins at Jun., 1858% 4,8631. 18s. Bd.; haves tot.' beim* avaltbl4 for dividerd at this time. 207,3341. Os. 10d. Flom th s Man the dirert r, pmporo that a dividend shall be declare I for the half -)car, payable; a the 21st of February, at the r.te of 61. lbs. ter rout. per annum. amtiontmg on 7,197,11 W. of cop tal feed-up to 208,9381. fel. BJ., Lawler: to he varried forward to the current half-year, 3951. 14s. 2d. The intro as in the groin TC1,111.1, fur the lam holf•year, over the c rreet ending peritd to De cember Sint, 1847, is 22.8024., of whisk 16,9681. is feint ;a-- severs and mail., 6.3231. Irmo ports and utereliandise, but the.e is a decrease of 4741. from rents sad sunds ice. - 'TiefraiieTeturna,... tie conspired with the former half year, showed the follosiag juntas': Miles rue, 82,480; pearangers, 16,9531.; goal., 6,3231.; to'al receipt., 22,8021.; working ez!eloor, 6,0871 ; telat on, 9411.; net revenue, 15,7741. It k ratlef.etery to know that ink improvement is not produrei by any estracudicaly cave. but to a giadoll of the trothc speed over the whole syrem of the company's linen. The trAffill returns since the commence ment of the year 1839 al. show au Weft tee in the receipts. " The board think that the time has now arrived for calling the attenton of the proprietors to the subject of the remu neration of the director.. in August, 1846, the salary of the board was increased from 1,0001. to 2,0001. per annum, this capital animist of the company was then 2,636,5831., it is no• 7.197,5331. The green receipt. of the year were 11(4,3651, they are tow 862,616/. The mites of railway 'penmen 105, there are cow 287, wilt 120 more mile. in prospect. The quaificetion of directs:. has been, since 1848, raised trans • bolding of 1,000/. to. paid up, to a h Ming of 3,0001. paid up, and Is hays hem holleo for tr.lve mouths. Four of the air vol.. rain by retrior, viz., Charles Cast's. men, E. q , Captain Cheeks Eduard Mangler, M.P., Charles Smith Mortimer, Esq., and Wi:lun Philp Snell, Eaq., who have sari given notice of thole infection to offer them.elves for rs-eketiun. Thome' Cow, Esq., en* of the auditors, retires by rolation, and offers himself Inc EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MILLWALL. Yesterday morning, Leto rot the home of lour and live o'cloi k, a worst dentiuctive tire broke out r n the extensive promisee of Mourn Henry Potter, Buit, and Co , tar tetineni. Millwelt. The discovery was made by the Thames polii r, who intly raised an atann, when ne mergers were drepatiled for the eng'nee of the London Brigade, whi h shortly airired. They were sot t w welt in en admireb!e colonel. under tbe dit crib n of Mr. Breiiwood, but the Dames spnad with amazing rapidity, and die premises wire ne.rly burnt to the itmund. The cameo is unknown. The primisee are said to bo uniasurei. _ . . FATAL ACCIDENT.—AII accident, we regret to say attended with fatal consequencee, ocean% d to Tburaday, is tOttilittoil with the oponoag of parliament. A lady named Margaret lima., who reeldod at Klngsland-green, was stand leg ow the COMIC of Parliament-street and litidgmstreet, to wittier the procession, where the crowd was very den.e when suddenly a rush took plww, and she was forced to the ground. and when @aerie tied ebe wee in an ineeneible condi tioa. She was taken without delay to Westminster licepital, sad attended by the hoer surgeon, who tronounad life to be extinct. DESTRUCTION OF A RAILWAY STATION DY FIRE. —Oa Sunday invaistr, about 'keen o'sloek, the good. :esti= at Keith, ua tto Onset North of Sentland Ra.lway, IMP &is coverri to be on tire, at 111 I store asehtteace could he rendered the whole bendiest mat burned to the er nod. A large quantity of go•wle, includina two terrain of naphtha, r also the arrant hooka, were & strayed. Various rumours ate &need carting theories of the Ms.—Banbury Guardian. [Advertnemeot.l—We extract a few out of the tho t eutd exte owlow. of eaUtorle front hobble cured without by be 141.'3 Dein:lora MALT. Ita.ioarao ItirataiTa MUMMA Foci:—Caro No. 71. of dynetwe. Iron the Right lion. the Lea Owen de peek,: Diorama. Cyr 10. Carat, Waloifiral.-1 to.. &Mad torn4darable &treat from Do WM*. heralente Artistes Yee& re madder It doe to ...notches and the Peelle to Kanawha t..• ratillatiffe of there Does—Wont de Dade." Care No. MOOT Mt" rare Ileapperltsbio y.af horn dirpoptra. 00,00 Def asthma, OM* ati ilabiratcy. mama Jan. at tag 1144 raonalag, WOO reaosed by Do Barris. etoelket food. Marta Jolly. wen Peek roar Teta. Norfolk." Coro No. 13.116 Meld lienbal fa Mee of Plaakow. of dylperet> coaentetke. nerreaslaa sae new rewhich bed rutted ail lath, and reediest (natant. Owe lit Ills lattalieth J mob., of trastar Vletrats, Walter 011 eatillaa servocia-ra, indtaiotDra. mothering% low =tssalsa—la saunter, lib Is. et. ; 114..4e. ed. ; war yard pat ity. 10h., Me. 9he tab. end Illb. SDI isivtuu Pea ree:lot of pestweice order. Diary du &In ON Oa. O. Deena...Deo. London; Fortnum, Naive, sad Co, Perna 04. PM to bee llaNelf. Fionidely ; wise Abbrs. OD. OfaceSterele dessi. JIABKETS. OrOAIL—The nova wen of brown or Muvorado Omer, the oro• dos . of the Bred* potemedee Areedide. fete the w•de reb.l. hsi Hid. peeve eactedee of Um duties of customs told IT ibomon—TU ammo pries of brown or Sto.cordo mar, the ee the llateitue. Is Is. ed.—The imago Peon of Muwo Mo.. price mar. the produce of the Nan IMIN. fis. lict—The ammo price et the thrte Wedeln( descriptions°, ewer. PIMA/. eeteedhel se Ober% sad 'admen of duty. to 21.1. Ind. per cell. —• /Imam. Pas. 4.—ln Wont fudta drecrlptlona the transartion‘ aro very limited tbia reek. oo account of the poor NOCtrlient , but 8,..u0 mate Munition end 1.600 beam Yellow Ilmnimshe hero bow tbqkwed det prio, NM, eupporthie the previous currency. The Mined market motinum dm, end to effect rules of hopatmes mese loser prime would bare to be submitted to. Bum Wady, but tho deinaud seervery Pio active an of late . LAM% bow . however. 10.19 COTTON.—Lienrom., Fes. d.—The muter opened on Monday with on lartersed Ingotry. and the relative ha prime of Sowed induced speculators to VOX 1 . ate fret iy, cau.ing no advance of (la) fJ. p.m lb. I. t.W dreerialon, obiht to Orleans the KM, was not more than I lb sent. lasing the last day or two Ma activity he tan shown, although the imposts from America quota a further rise to most of those markets, and pekes ekes yd. per sa t dare Ile . Bowed of the better awes, an d 1.164. per lb. In Orisons Mo la &null and toy-. tan there Is no donee, mad Mart indis only just manuals Wt oaks quotation. Speculators have taken 7, 4:Y2 Amason. mid 00 Surat: and tare are reported for capon LTA Alototolia. 3:1 Promo, and blo Sara. The bather today Is estlineted at TACO halm laeltadios I,PUO tato, on sweat'. and for export. the aortal dosing qultily. Duran , t;e t Lost m0 w n . t . !..11.700 balm &masa bare haw forwarded to spinners COTTON 000DP.-114Fellarrelt, ru. 4.—Tbe market continues 2 o . : t. elgut so far as clothe were concerned prices ere steely, and menu. s harlot heavy contracta for email kinds of cloth are ladle. posed to nuke any abatement. A rather firmer oiton trinket teal. to confirm them In thl. reeolution. Intla thirtlego are in rather betetr demand than other fabrics, tut for these the weirs trauatticor hare been mo taste. The domoud fur }erne Ls very tame. Pi lees hare not eadtruone any crest &Undone, but in "'Me casks spinners hare bore willing to Make a tlight mare:oleo. Stock, of both tutu and cloths an rurally very ihibk but there are tome exceptions. as In the case of Am., th e spinners of watch bold very large quantities. co la some of Ma better qualities of printer. nail other (arks roe. few of oar inanufeeturers bold rather large !necks, which will probably not mast with much a tention until the home trade borers CODA more Weir Into the market for the earths leads COlLN.—Oort.tmozo, F. 4.—The wool, of shoat to-do use mil, mall, Lod much out of condition. Be . b quality could be bought Ia temper, but ore, good wheat Imo to doomed, and made fatly tut mete rata body We 10 4ge. eetre, 43e. •hoe, Olt to 44,. 'atm, etta. Beans warm sod to. deem: Mow= toning 365. to 31.. WU. 34,. to 41.. &dry. good melting, tom et lett ocokse mtoe getoodery qualdke Mho, Miler; =WO& 360. to 43 .: attKOO. 26 ° to We F. I.—tre bare ttad o large supply tf wheat at market tote)), and althougb fanners commenced by making an &Imam It dull at lag week's ratan Barley in fair supply, sad prices tbe tam to favour of the buyer. Wheat, red, Xls. to 4b. ; white, Us. to 41.. 8 4,1 41. trindLag, ids. to 335.; malUng, Ms. to lb. Beans, .4444. lb. to lb.; old, als. Oats, als. WSW. - WAK arum., Pea. I—Thar. wr Oat a .low demand for Wheat. aa4 o=o Weft were samlaallr tho game oA 114 week there wan • daft• ealty la obtaining thank The thaer qualltlts of barter were rather dower. Beam were Woo &area. The aserarea for tbe week ettatag has 31 war.:—wheat, 2.019 qr.. at Os. bid.; puler, 97448, at Db. en.; beak el v0...i434. 0011.1.—Lewes. Pa 4.—8.111. Prime.... 11 BL: Boddie. Watt Wartl.7. 14e. ; *Ws Berens Wet liartlo7. lb. 94.; 1/••1•••• Rat Larll 14 10.1; Hammel Gak ilolywell. 1e 944 Lam beth Ws* Bart* ,_l4n Taabid Moor Maw. ; Winer Prlrmcwe. lb. 66.; Wilma,Wall. Pad Acorn nook Walla re, w lo. Walls lad kkat North. r i el b raa. lB6 l%. 96 . ; treUte n.n. 94.; W i tt Pad ra l e i . 1 7 . a . s id lik4a i taa. Fle Pad ieaP Ato l % . lli i ; 9 :s i f al . 4 . 6 l.l i pasel B Iletta t WO. lewd Or tom lb. ; :I.l e rsts l 6l24 frt i roo4 17, 9. 9 . 1 a : 3 2ga . I . lll l ti e :N o l . b.i . lra m 2 d Eorl Wall. had *mks Than*. id.; Wall La. North Il r a o rtegtoi; lb; Wan Mad wet Nellie. lb. • Walls bad Wat limb% 16.. 9,1; II laid h Was LW Whitworth. IL ; awl Darya mama/ Co.l. 21a. 6.1 • Nlaeah Met h7l. , 21/. 1.1.11 . Diana &MM. .114—ebim t. .016.19 TRAFFIC RETURNS. LILIVAIL Mass 72.• Yaw Sable 7W. ma. won. &mew M. INS. Week sedlegJtaarrylo. A 11 11 /Litwin. .41 141101111 a ...... ••• tO SU SI MO Oilsiceiaa. DM 11.173 10.011 13.314 12,914 BH(PPING INTELLIGBNC'Z 0418IIALT115. ages. Taylor. batted to UM arda. groundad is attempting to get over the bar, sad hied with watery. title shortly al terwards mot, sod he. beau elowderaned. —Demerara, Jan. 7. • British ship, of NO tome, with tea and 70 repaenget. bar put teen eerptied at Berk ; name awl particular. rtot ) et baran.—boulogne, iii.i: Yoh- Captain Teem*, hen ben partially band and ieuttle4 at Coetun.—Cambay, Jan. 10. Malta. Goals Prepuce. boa Caleotts be Umlauts, haa b. bet to the SAUK Itiver.—Scatey, Jan. to. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bridgewater, from Mobilo for Liverpool. Jan. 3, ci Key Heat. °Healer (barque). al and how redelds Ore Coollaatiaapla, Jan 14 Ln the innate of Gibraltar. Paiwootit (dap), from Liverpaal for Bahama Jan. 7, lat 31 31, lan 7111: O. S. Om (11wedish ship), from Diaaritias far Cast or Falmouth . Nov. 64, of Career Good Hope. Indian Hosea (harque). Gray, from Cardiff for llama* Dente. hit 17 OS, lot SO le. I Mein has Jersey be Me !Andra, lea. 3, tat 40, I. a. 14. Louie< (barque), at sod Eros landoa for Algae Bay, Jan.ll, tat it 14..10a 11 11. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Yu mourn.—Arrived—Nor. 17. Wm Spirit. lam Icadm. It. Den* Rankin, tram Clyde; Indian Hooter, from Landow 19. TH. solar, from Leedom. SO. lopsnans. Mm London. 23. Colerooki, tram Leedom; Benvolrlook, from LIM. 24 Harriet, from Dublin; bydenbain. /rem London. 23. Commove, from Liverpool. Dee. 6. Horning Star, and Panes Alfred. tree. Londoo. 6. Moab Dam. Pore Liwrpool. 7. William Jackson, from Bri.tol ; Ellen Ansa; from Liverpool. 11. Jobe and Lary, Skootiog Star, and Earl of Fplintea. from Liverpool; Roxburgh Curie, from Piymoutb; Mew Meld, tram Liveeposi. Snow, Ill.S.N.—Artived—Nov. IS. Ham P meant, from Limp. Mary R. Milford, from Liverp7oL 26. Oleo Lis, from M. 'AMID, from Undo°. Dee —. &earls Spark, from Sailed—Des. 9. John &Mr, fur 4ndo3. THE MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAT.—The steam ship Indite, Captain Weeks, left this day for the But hats and Chin. nail', 787 boxes of specie of the 'Auer of 199,0691., and 100 passengers, among whom were Colonel and S irs. Chricie Surgeon Boyd and Asaistant Surgeon, Tucker, Park, Duncan, Henry, and Gilchrist. The steam ship Norman, Captain Boxer, Celt this day for Plymouth, to take in the Cope mars. She has 300 tone of cargo, jewellery of the Telco of 2,0001., end 65 pus/ewers, among whom were Captain Hunt, Dr. Montgomery, Captain the Hon. B. Boyle, and 11 of the Royal Engineers in charge of Lieutenant Bailey, who proceed to the Cape for the pur pose of making a gcogrAphicsl survey of that part of the Cape not yet brought tuidt r the ordnance iurvey. STEAM Suireuto.—The first month of 1859 has terminated with improved inquiries for steam ship property, both for purchase and hire; supporting the opinion ex raveled in outlets reports, that, in the last year, the lowest point of deprelaion had been reached by the shipping interest of this country. Duriog a protracted period the coasting trade alone tifercd the moat obtainable employ ment foe steam vessel.; end now, it hilet that demand to in mewing, it also begins to extend to foreign atatlons. Of the largest claws of screw 'icemen, however, many are being laid up for want of remunerative fnightr, in addition to those already on the look out for charters. A few ship builders have entered into oontracta I.e new steamers; bat the malocrtY7ftieCulicilliiesiabiLhnenta are OOt desirous of immediate engagements. Several sales of moderate sized screw steamers were effected in January; and although we cannot announce any advance in money v Joe, the tone of the market for this description of property is more kopek! than It bas been. With the happy I:ntintiance of peace, as an indispensable condition, trading iaretea+s way be wormed to have entered upon a sound and expanding mune; still, so longsa uncertainty prevail* in the pAirieal aspect of the times, great circumspection will be exercised, and all mer cantile engagements will be made on a prudently limited sale.—(From the Circular of Messrs. Alfred Bragged Co.) [Advertisement). — HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pitte.-11a.1 legedn-I tee,* Wee e, airoo, cancers, wounds, and some of an binds, rear be th4rougtdy b aced hr tbo appliettion 4-f this oinnm nt to the Kau algae.), after they Eire heon .1017 fomented or eached CO wens aster. The di...burg) is not cheesed at once, for I r,tel sudden that mist. of c-ore, tio clear, denten.. Nature le the .obk., o f pywiet, and weyt net he eppo,el, Lot eticon.le.l. All son, IWO for a time the piety valve, et the ne•thatme. anti yhouhl DOC b 4, 4 4.4 or n o ,u o i eetil they e•hehe 3 htsithhyr character. under the action of Me powerful ninteent amber! try a arson of the pills, wig* eorreaCrustl purify the deprave f humours of the bole. / BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. num.-Jim. 31 at Sorfolkeduve, gatdone. Hyde-park. the wife of P. H. loot. u. 4 EX.B. , M n w'•• Dw 'ELEV.—Jas. 31. at Mooot Who, Derooport. the wife of Mr. P. u. Deft*. M • . 0 . r. —jan 31. nt castooot Hone. Atlonhern. Mate, the nifo of J. P. Field. Est. of • to. Hone. OREM 118 W.—fob. 3. at tialter.Fo rey. the sift of W. J. Orconhow. Est. of a dual,. or. HEN Pt:MON.—Pet 3. at Dasibh, Devon, tte wife of CapL T. lion. demo. of a dot-ghat PEAKS. —Fad 1,18 Derooport. the ode of 11. L. Tooke. Foq of a daughter. MARRIAGES. TATTY —K ITLON.—Feh. 3, at the itancia4ta, by the Ha. W. W. Johnson. Mr. J. Bak P. of trdeLt, Lutcatire. to Anna Merle, daughter of Me. J. Kitson, of 6140,1, Yorkshire. DAItfIf—SPROULE.—Veb. 1, M IL,It Trinity. Kaindttnen. the Itcy. W. Derby. of Notion, It/begin , t's I use. atimistar of the Inte mantas eototito, U.N., el tilantood tot, ca w Wialtenarea.thwahers hod. FULOHEIR-11813,100D.--Veb. 1. at 81. Fault. Deptford, by the Ma. B. B. Teeth, W. O. Fetcher, E p., of Now-ososs. Veneer& to Mary atm daughter of the late d. P. itareonsi, of Pluissead, Rent. DEATHS. HAMILTON.—PoIt. 2. at It. Jana* paha, J. Ilamiltoo. EN.. nada HILL.—Jan 31. M Brorindelproad, Brungstoltputre, Camberwell , Mt. T. 1111*. aged et BOYLIL—Ieb. 1, Mr. J. Hoyle, of Hawthorn lIM. Neap, Washita. seed EL ITOIIOEIL—Jaa. 31. Mica, wife of W. Mitchell. Sq.. aged 31. PHILLIP/P.—Tab. 1. Yr. T. Phillope. of Wun knorth. eil/M. aged 7c szruotos-410.31d14 OtiatoL J. Reynold., EN.. KW TOOTT.—Tob. Clhallatheat. . Ais. of A. I. Eaett, Ent, of Lowolow*Werwo. sad 6L TOMIII—Jsw 11 . T 616. We% Ow Tar n 61. John Tan Tomb. Wind HasslML MosootontWo. Is *Bl4 n.. 11 dop. itfatedead Mashed I WlwA Euro ElAssa. of No. @Wed, Is %be City of Leeks. Petatar..4 41. 04ects Bina. In Jo Rubel et WlrAiletries,—SarviDaT. Übe. I