The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-06 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JAL S. The Stromboli, 8, 'town sloop, CoULEIVIMar( A. R. Henry. sailed vesterdsy afternoon for Beath Assk► The Warrior, 40. iron screw frigate, eaptain t►s Hon. A. Cochrane, C. 0 , got ander weigh yesterday Morning sad aaeliseed oif Osborne. A print,. loiter boot ea dim os board th. Asuneroooo, P 9, egad Gibraltar, Dm. 2294 loC—" W. are " 1 .° 11.1 t0 roomed at owo to Soromals, so t to-coorroar, after exii *Ow wit\ ma, we titan start dint. The Mel =ti, Carl rd *a Liffey, PI, es Sae , loft for moo thaalostion al& swain." The Offww ourvollo. atom W. C- ellosabor kis, arrived as Spiabori. mho atom, morolog, (ma tho llohterroosaa. _ _ _ r'►utki.er. 17. mew sloop. Cuinmeedsc Chula fitirties. amr bb Imbwor this tumefy from Coirw umben of Um Privy Oosaid are sarieled to ISMS 10-marrow. A rust/ bit Wine. WOOLWICH. L At on ITT ATIOM or ROYAL AJICTILLIAT.—h cm segeseire al the meet addition so U. Dagen Brigade Royal Artillery, whisk new ainehle of se bee than t...ty hid tones. Obe gighodeg subilribenise d the faro has Jed been sarvied est by soder* hi Royal Highness the 0.... sal Coesiesniag4waldsf—vio. the leo division of live balleries. anneineed ed ; the mad division of six behwiss. Adassed r Worlwidi ; the *lnd diviiioa of Avo bollbeles. rbitimell at Weft ; sad go tooth division of kat hilleries e slaked al Waiwisi Cmar AT Ooacinom.—Teadins for the Web& at Oshbrear are 1. be delivered War-aim The elks& quarters will be Agee sembee i helnlet. but the lemmas generally will haselaried. and lim lee the troops will be built be Was. 72 sem ma. Tbe Wiliam' sow *bone to le sushi vie 'heed es the serth-west mow of the Abbey lens hoe fs time elm perahmed * the seernemt. sere I* Medea wet The die meowed I will set be ossopeo try the peopmed sew works, es I that M is emWeee ire loan modem ere seetemptsted at mom Mese item Tads= deem* wed's, which have been ter seam wade en head to emmitzioa with the pro - new loading% hem loam DsrAirsvaz or Tames inl i n i tl c t i TH AMERICA.— LITORPOOL, SATVIDAL —The Owesrd mail steamship erbkii hit tile day for Halifax and tet i tr elk. took est the to the =Artillery r—Tkree belpin =sen alh Aty, Plo d C°ksPi °ls =lo ll =ta ° lt. P4 l:ll ( ille E t . B , deldiag. Captain F. V. W. Rooks, W. J. &oil, F. . Carey. and W. H. Nolan weeile, le eagsaste and ra mak sad together with Major Child. Ceptala Blown, Lesatmaut Gam, and Lieu twat Heather. 7 memeaste, sad 110 noniron, intended for duty in Halifax gerrims. Pinochle or rma RITE 311E10 , EY. —ln order to reader effectMethe dehmeen of the Mersey, tLe goversossat authorities have .arched conimmedable promptitude. Three war meads arrived is lb. port on Friday ; and it In amused that two .fthw, the gunboats Aroelisiad Eason, will be eatiomed WI New lliehtes, at the entrance to the port. The Fameald frigate also be moored is the river. All them womb ere armed with Amway.. gum; the gun boat. renT two ewe, awe ICO.peundsr aid one 40.pouader, while tile frigate indades ia bet IMlnnallit three of theee (onside:de impose, ano 1011prisedise and two 40-pouldere. The shipment ember the icon red of the foilowiag oaken : Fink Lieutenant IL airier; wad, Edmund Hope Her esy third. Charles floott ; fourth, Lord Walter Carr ; and H. F. Stephenson. etirllT MARTIAL ON BOARD TB! VICTOZT.—A tourteseartial meartibled on board the Victory uhip at Portsmouth, on Friday, to try flab-Liwuteuest Kell, of the Stromboli, cm the charm of draakeasess oa board hie ship. Prisms" pleaded guilty, aid beaded he a cletimee, in which be pleaded palliation coreareetancea The court sentenced kiss to be placed at the bottom at the list of sub-lieu. temate for 18 months, to he dismissed his ship, sad to be severely reprimanded. CAPTI'RE or • SLATE.—Her Majoety's ship Ranger eapturod early in November last • large barque inane, •nd nation isaksowid, with about 8.10 ammo on board. flie print was taken to Bt. Helena on the 18th of that nmnth, when the dame kayo been landed sad lodged ander the .are of the pram Ipinronient ollicer at the Station in Ruyeet's Vamp A GOLD CHAMPION ams MANORIAL CHAL LENGE CUP TO MI LAPS LOBO HEABlir. Mr. Wadi's= Loam, a *musty magistrate, resid ing at Speed House, tour Awhile. hie Net node the follow. log proposal, en lashelf ef IthwweN mad We friends, to the eseacil el the lake Ciente I s asseiatios, namely, to proomot to the mosoiselos a rid sip, d the value of is. bnedred geneses, I. be etaed "26 Herbert Memorial =4Cliallnege cep," to be .hot for annually, on -dolres Der Devise% mail it shall be woo three Ceara ts succession by the seem iadividual. to be op.. to all enrolled ...ushers of all the volunteer corps in the county of Wilt., sod their lassemsry members: entrance fee 10a. tech. half the estranee weary to go to the winner pro ten., and half to the toads of the nesociation. For eorolbid meow brie Loseld riltm and any ammunition, end for honorary members any Enfield ride and any ammunition. The amo elation to lx any lime they please for the annual shooting, frees May let to lb. .id of September. distance* out to ascend tiOn yards, sod act lan than three ranges, or than lye shots at each mega. At a meeting of the members , of the amociatios, held few dam. since, at which Mr. If. H. Marsh, M.P. (in the ebairl. Captain filedstees, M.P., Mr. A. L. Goddard, M.P., Mr. E. II Eateourt, Mr. Locke, and other gesthassn. Wag proaut, the foregoing offer on the part of Mr. Locke mid his frisiele to do boom, to the memory of on. who dur ing hi. lifetime took so warm as intereet in the volunteer noveineut, was emboldened and highly approved of, and it was der. .1•1 that as the ailopliso of the proposel would seoeseitete the holding et twa yearly sho..ting matches in the e.,unty instead of lON MB prescribed In the rake of the essocisti..o. it would be bettor to adjourn the matter until tb• vest mottle, cif Use membare at Salisbury, in order that entEcient soda olibi bo gloom of the proposed alters. Lion :a the rola HYSTIRIOUS DEATH er CHISWICK. Oa SAtorilay evening an inquiry was opened by Mr. Brent, at the Lamb public-hams, Chiswick, touthiog the death of David neve. 46 years of fort wan eugineer and millwright to Haig and Co.'s Maistfool. who wee toned dying in a pool of Moo= &Griffon' toad. the result of violeece to the bead. It frem the seideme, that shortly before 9 o'clock en Monday 'seeing last the deanniel left the shove distillery io hi. usual good health. and half an hour afterwards wee Towel ;I Mr. Smith, a cora deeler, Ivies ininisthle I. the Breotionl high road. Mr. Smith was drimeg • hone end cart lee.l of ram towards Brantford. The night was very dark. and as be walked by the side of his horse he only saw the .h jut time enough to prevei.t going over him. Ms e I)rag with his heed toward@ Smatford, and hie head. we m is his jnolset roasts. Mr. Smith called for mmistaLce, when Mr. Ihrwiwhiaw, jis..of the Star and Garter hotel. Kew-bridge, &Ed wawa Era, went to the deceased, and thoi,ht he wee Sim. Alma*, match maestro* when by it t they teed the awn* of the deem he to • tell of sad. owl a pod of Weed under hat soak es the rood. 11. at that tlmeappwwed le breaths hie het. Ilwy r•wwwwl hie-. to the may, and thee essiveyed him no • board to the dabs public-bewaa, where medical it tesite.ry was obtained, but the mnfortanste man woe deed. Mr. F lisdaweelh. was et Tiushasihrreu, de r•' t'..11 wiled to thslossmsd. He lowiadiiim deal. appeared to hive bona Mending from the left ear, from the mouth. sod tam*, nostrils. He had made a post anort,m examienties, sad found the cause of death to be enteseit a frontons and eatrasamitios ..f likeirl is the heiJ, produr,lhy Vi 0111•014 Mr. Wright, the summoning officer, In rrply to the deputy coroner, mid he bad them so fur ther sitneiies, but he had sacertained that a respectably attired •oin.in, who tool come from Loudon to ranlism grem Iry omnibus oa that evening, west into the rail way mating, is a state of steal excitement. sod said. "I' m emu! • ..'re killed a MAO. She took • ticket for the 9.16 Cain to I.lesiorth. The eheektaker at the station heard that exoresmoa. hot paid so attentive t it. He bad iu• quirsd trout the counibto people, su.l found that the woman as deeeribed hid bees twou4ht down, hut they Igoe. nothing of the dammed. The deputy coroner ob served that that woman might be able to clear up the mystert. and no doubt by the miaow= of the Kees she would he mole acqualated with the feet that such informa tics was required. Mr. Doileworth. i 2 reply to s juror, said the IlD'Utlf• were certaialy not produced by a fall, hut by • blunt di..roment. TIN pronesibegs w, n then adjourned for a seri, to under tu affonl tints for the discovery of the woc.ah :a question. ST. 3TAacuares Cavaci, Wl:minx:an. —Yes lonia, morning this beautiful church. which has been corn. pleteie reetorea, was reoposed, the sermon being preached by the Ray. Dr. Cantos, capon of Weal flimsier, sad rector at the parish. is consequence of Westminster Abbey bsiaE cI. i.e.! for to psi:salt riag the present in • :ut h the ordinary doily choral metros ol the abbey will take place at St Uarrareis. . . TX' Accumrr AT Sr. MARTIN'S HALL.—OD &turtle:" morning, shortly before four o'clock, Walter' &bey. aded 22. of 84, Leveretrest, fit. Luke's, is. of the anforteeste elegise of the " practinal " scaffold acciileot at Bt. Martie's Han, is Friday aftermoon, expired in great moor at Hi eig's Cellars _Hospital. The inju ri es the de mated had seeteared xemiered Ida mei bopelme front the time of his adoimisk as ia addition to of .were cow tenons ahem* the Mal sad body. the pelvis was frectrusd. This muses the third death is the hospital. The ethers wore Richard Weed, seed 12, of U. Loaseirapiess, Brad street, Holbert, /jai. married; end Petrick eagles, aged 26. of 1, LaseVeleseage, Whiteerossatreet. The two remaining men in the hardial, WOliam Ciuswell sad John Liefielit, are mill suffering from aroma injarie le the task ; ail although they are both senaible. it is feared that they have asesiast ajar's' to the i spiar i a l s a d ad = in recovery doubt/ al. Th e ether nista Grew %hen to tlariagewese lisegatal, le weeks bvemaahly. The *awl asa boas appals THE IVINDHAII LUNACY COMMERCE. (oeMimasil from A Jerre's—Rem de yes rarsicile the steimesid thet Kr. Windham is of mod mind with the fad of a man having only 4001. or 8401. • year going to the expense of between 14,00 X. end 14000/. fug jewellery' De. Take—l attribute it to his Wiese amities for Kim ' Willosteihy, which led him into the extrangsom, and We supreme alloy marriage were hammed u • sort of mown pew for his 'deduct towards her. Wilier did not think that met mu boy* • sincere effsctioe for hie wife would nn tbi risk of giving bed an MAIM% bat he believed that Mrs Windham did not think be should do no. Witness thought there was great difficulty in getting rid d a &h -elm exiting in a man's mind. Mr. Indira. eseesed to be folly inspremed with the foily of his getting Me debt, end be was in the hope of recovering. By the Coort—Supposs, instead of Mr. Windham par chasing jewellery for hi wife to the mount of 14,0001., it had boon 60,0001., would that have made say &groom in your opinige as to his imbecility ? Dr. Tuke considered that it made • groat difference when the jewels were tnurbased for has wife, linos he knew they "mkt then mmasa In his own home. About 8,0001. worth was settled epos his wife. The /Isster—floppose Mr. Windham bad settled the whole of his (rosary upon his wife, what would you have thooght of such ea act! Dr. Tuke—l should have thought thou that he we. imbecile. This amid the esaminatiou of Dr. Tubs. The Neater IMO said he bad again received an anonymous letter regarding this ease, and be could sot solleisniky mimeos hi. disapproval of such gross morondiact. Dr. Edward Jam... Seymour, for eighteen /ears pigskin at At. New's He al —ln the ermine et his whams had bad eseissioa to consider with ou. w 6 jut of limey. sad was for eight years eve of the metropolitan sworraissiamws et homy, therefore he bed . visited the lump honons ell round two or three times a year to lent the may of the isaraws. Os the 7th of Ma mob,' Dr. Tab. milml epee bin, mad mid his opinion wee wasted in thin are. Next day Mr. Gwyn cams to me him, with Mr. and lles. Windham. about twelve dekek. He said it woo lespiweilde to use him with ether people. that he most en him @operate ben soy ether me dical man. H. than said he would ems aane, which he did is half as boor. Witness lid • eseversatioe on getiend topics, hi family, and them He them said to him, " Well, ss far as I ens le hell an hour, I do not think may jury weal Asa you of unsound mind but it's inipossible to give as opiates anises I know what imputations are nude @pint pan of being of unsonnd mind. if you will funk& me with the imtaatafiaaa I will make myself master of these sod ma tin esssia yoe morecompletely." Is cousersnos, Mr. Odes sent lite sous of the afficievite—these of Mr. Illingwertie Johnews, and the two Lswellyne. After reading lam, he iaw Mr. Windham spin. He entered seriatim apse the ma tt& e. laid first, you are mewed off Ms the meat violent and irrational perwions. He that he ed. end a did all his Em il y. Thee the to r r e c y i Is sailor quaatity of slop ;he It wim ersg -I=dbut he had a law appetite. 21im este • 'he midi it wom meek injured, end he bed It si ea resomementlation at ids bat. Seethed hit gent ash flog " Old Ha llidlmn.' mil sea tone. Be said he ear. %Mb did riag geed nosmatiness wimbionr 111111101•110 No bad. Be the spoke about the =mil^ that it was a very wrong Olga and to be deplored, but, imam& a the mate nation W liseneemokted by the wise* saki* sad richest of the bad. he Mail not take it es • Mt et Imenity. He Mem spoke AIM time Jewels. He woe ilesremesd ma bad at the terms meld Meat the minims. Witness mid, " Yee me eberged with MI 111111111111111 mute in geogisselen to your diffild% lien • He staled that be we very mob in M e and le olron the howl M his wife balm Me nowelege, entlhat whisk be =en bar atter aer obes was Mame he found he had dose kr minus ZUrf. About Dr. Minorite* and the dime's, Vital= it was very vicious, he es vies sod predigoey had sew been considered as implaily but the esstrary by one people, end a he had lad the raiaketams in • keg lib to knew Maier some in nimbi NM is Ws erode MY& bed moseist he mil ash think Mot ins el kW peed if imeity. Theme wee not sea nun sales that 0CC614011. Hs denied positively that he led bad fay imignoper intimacy with his wife before iserriogs. That the opontlemme with whom mite bad Bred imbre ibe r s = me way he Medd mew hor , and pIOWSIMI MS .0 Ws. INft NM istemos with her Wiliam hal elbm wrowsikonliml sum in Mr. Windburn's Moto of ha* km noMiss At and pointed oet what "oak' be the esemponses. At the seormd indaview ha asked whet wan duo hp hit in getting into bet led .std Ines. Be sal be hed Mod the effect, es ha bed %mud se mesh of Ilinidolt bean Mb demeanour was mit that be should sever hem imam* anything insbeoile sheet him. He anewesmil veal* and difficultly, sad ha was math manly a hi 111111111114 DM Mr the Admits be Medi aot hew animmolod him of Wonky. He spoke elidesed. His moms am quite setiobetory ; no imebniseera nor anything Menlo. mantel infirmity. Willem maw him aim ea the Mb ef Desember. at hi own home. far Meat au hour. Dewing that elm be west into miens ionise. and talked about the potillen. Mr. Windings mid the Mimi of it wen to prevent his suillinc our the enibill ea his smilmitting down limbs. net Genorarldiodbma en him alter big =mime, aad spasm very kindly, and wished him to have aWe of • small pg. To this he said he agreed ; and that, if his uncle t him mod, why did be tri to make • bowie with bias ? • then asked about his 'dentists. H. said he hell bees to Eton. and he gamed his remove into the lame filth by examination. He mid Dr. Owthorked bed oat biro • problem in Euclid, whir* be had lone earesetly. He ad mitted having goes with the peed on • railway, wed that he sometimes worked the MOM ; end that he had mode a complete emit, like • pesers. Ind boor a sellway whistle. Witness mid any yang men did saasedie had beard. Waimea, as lar es Ids Judgment went, maw noels* sufficient to jtuitify Ms ia mien - be was of eseseed mind be certainly was not • bands. - His opinion was be was of sound 11111tia ;be bad mese may mess of this kind. Hr. Windham was very young, end had net perhaps aim to his full powers of mead. He bed men may yausg ass lees by being childish, and afterwards Wu cud dem and saw sible mete sad he bad nee others bogie by beteg very shrewd, sod afterwards tern out exceedingly foolish. He did not believe there was any radical detest in Mr. Wind. ham's mind. He thought these proceedings would be mice- Wed to improve him, and show him his folly. In croseesarainatioe. Dr. Seymour said be believed them promediogs would hare the effect of making him Men Me • man. He had • mind which might be corrected sad Im. proved by ouch an event. He thought Imo quite repable of managing his own affairs, and felt confident that there were plenty of men weaker in their minds than Mr. Wind ham who had the 'management of their own property. The case was adjourned till today. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY_ EVENING. JANUARY p,,,,1862. THE BRUTAL MURDER NEAR CARLISLE. William Charlton, engine driver, and Thomas Robison, bricklayer, the two men charged with the marder of lyre. Eminences, at • level momeieg of the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway. mar Carbide, Wan brought bolero the eagMantes at Carlisle ou Saturday. The only additional etids.es tendered by the prosenstioa was that of • runwho had soled Charlton's shoes is the middle of October. These boots were fosod is Cherttees posesseien, and corresponded with tbe footplate near the mesa of the murder. thansesei a had. broom, been Oaken est. Tbe shommlort esamined the sada bend snapped is • pier cd pow emended ea Charlton's premises, end mid they weft el the same sort m three in the shoes, but bad sot apparently been so mall worn. This would, however, be accounted for if the Moen won worn • month after the sails were extracted. It will be re membered that I. Charlton's statement, which in this Journal ou Saturday, be said lie lest his alive. on the night of the murder, and the ex change of shoes took place iu a public-home, whisk be nsmed. The landlord, on being culled, could wet re member that the penmen were there on that night; and as iookeepor, to whom house Charltou mid he afterwards wed that night, said she did not see him there. Oa the part of the prisueer Robinson, witnesses were called by Mr. Wright, his solicitor, to prove an alibi. Evidence wee given that for several days before the murder was eommitted Robinson wee okaying at the hussy of his fatherds.law, at 1..401, • plain about Moe or tee miles from Carlisle; cud a young maa named Rayson deposed that on the eight of the murder he bad been with Robinson near IvegiU, at various houses, from six o'clock till midnight, aid that after that they slept at Raysoo's house together with the bead h , three in a bed, till six &close next morning. This haviag Pea amply corroborated, the bona discharged Robiascia from custody. He was then oiled aa wheals for the prosecution:, and denied the truth of Chart. tou'e statement in so far as he was concerned. The bench nonseded Charltoa till Wednesday , . The coroner's impost will probably be onnoledled w Monday. RSCORDIIRSHIP or LiVERFOOL.---00 Satur day last the riewlyappwisted Recorder of Liverpool. Jolts Bridp Aspinall, Esq., was swore into offuxo by Simnel Holm*, Esq. deputy mayor. Zr. 3 Aspiciall is s Roman catholic, writhe emoluments of the (Ace are about 1,0001. • 7111111% Sitvgaw VALLEY RAILWAY.—This line is sow complatad. It in a sew breath has Maim the Wad MI& laad Railway st war Kidimaissisr. and rummies through Elsodlsy sad to Ifitimillisry. It is as th. "rn 3 W Pe" _SOd los waked bYe Wad Wiest Ooripsay, to old* sompay it is WWI for a c synod. It will apse so sadowly at swat haw 2s a le= busy sad the aid Wtatwa asastiss. Tat gems mad israistar Is sow ossapisi barmaine it, prior to sortifyisit for its sparing lo pills Issas [AdvertiaemeuViZficilaw — ATii Ourouurs ass ?MlA—Natural voter trots exposure to the elitallbsisa rid masa IMMO prevailing la winter: dbeelled Mai are Memel them ?M la e.emamtda=°b.bablseadieltrdidirn leg by reeteelideg all over idiom osi or raising the depressed slim of .- Mae Ohs Pills ettniet trees the bleed all seartild val. eared Ned. rorpoure lib arms nanny s spesales tbr sonar goespisalegia Thep famish so ewer yeeelber saw a pia • gee easy same ef we thnse dhinais eampietate which bests r lesssey, and .bra erd.e Ihmiemo a* with Ui.. • 11ao intiatrntr •• I 0017187 COMM Imam passat weal_ _ amplay, Jan. 6 ; T,aolll. 7; Wasaaa, Thugsleg • Balina% Williembfromma-.W•daesisy, lam. 8: non. day.ll: .16. se 1114otrosWeado4bundsy, AIL 9. 110 w. . —Team aft 1 warnourin., Great Paisaani6. o. -11827sisy. ism ; 178- da ff647l66a, Doan-street.—Thiadly, /an. 9; TWay, 10. Lawas, 08raberwell Newasi.-1 7 / 6 daselay Jan. 8 ; num day. 9 Cyr! or Woo., Oulldbal-buillaw—Tylday, ; Bator day, 11. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--JAR. 4. Wore Mr. Commission's? Nichols.) O II VICTOR .-Tlll OLD BTXTEX AID THI NNW. The ineolveot, a Frisch — described u a commissioe agent, who applied under the Act, wu opposed by Kr. dargood, tor Mews. Obssivia, wine merchants, at Ur. Oriffita supported. The apposing creditors wen the only creditors in the seiedele, and an objection wee taboo to the description of the insolvent, with the avowed abject of getting the peti- Mee dismissed, to take the issolvent to the Court of Bank ritpk7. It was alleged QM it the peeition was dismissed the 16104118 i essid is anteted, sad therefore it was pro posed thd the ewe shield be pee bibs. It appealed that the insolvent had ems is Beglemid ea aped for Nom Chauvin. Sewn the. ago they dlesestinned the agency, and oa the teething rehab. to port with some wanasts an seeks of hewer wee brosabh ea which the insolvent brought a mom steles for servisse_ dopiest the opposes( cm ditors. Both esteem were seaweed to Yoder Croft, sod he decided in fames of the oppoling oredikos, who were in serted for 841. 81;4;d admitted that his object was to dismiss the petition to pt the wise is the Court of 13aakruptcy. Mr. Griffits whit' his client woad lime no objection if be was sot arrested._ _ 21Welin ---- oesiiisil stow thy ad wee eventually ad- Jamul le the 14th ism N Illeassonate between the Insol vent end the ypeig ereetses. The p'oMdiw nee mewed. MARKETS. CrYTTON.—Lrrearom, JAR. 4.—There is a good demand for cotton to-day, sad the market but poorly supplied, at extreme prices. The sales are 15,000 Wes, including 9,700 Americas, Md. to 13d. ; 5.000 Surat, 64d. to 104 d. 300Fgyptian, 124 d. to 18d. ; of which B,OOD are far speculation and export. CCTTON GOODS.—Matecuents, Joie 4.— TM toss of the market has gradually gained in !bane s, and prier have rhea during the past week, r the probabilities of pros with America have increased, and at preas.t the is great stiffness on the part of bolder in nearly all bream of the trade, alaig with a very general reorient of busi ness. In the cloth market there is great irregularity in the quotations now current, some manufacture's having mimed their terms in proportion to the advance in yarns or is or. ton. Purchren follow the upward movement very tardily. Doine.tice and shirting for India can be more readily sold than last week at the prices then ruling ; but the fresh advance during the last few days has greatly limited the amount of business. Printing clothe an in a rather im proved position, there being a better demand for the home. trade. in addition to the one or two oonsidenbler tramp arras on American account, referred to in ear report yes terday. The yarn market is very isarive, owtsc to the rise of prices. The boar trade boors NMI VIM* to operate at rather higher figures than they wo:Lafte early in the week, but the export member. are mock apart from the whet. cry little is dreg or for India, Chink or Owe/W. Mackbun , aa t z t s rP . from lin to 40's have been bought to a moderake at Id. to id. per lb. higher than Tuesday's rates. Doubled yarns are steadier. HARDWARE.—ltmentotaw, Jam 4.—The Inds of this town is remarkably dull. Many of the miumfacturms have been in partial operation only dean the poet week. 1104 i at present very few orders ham ever in on isesenat of the home trade, and the merchants' milme in heed are if possible smaller. At many of the neenedeplcoles deck. taking has not yet coscludecl, sad for the next tem ass throe weeks there is so other expectation than that bier will be slack. The fancy trades are undoubtedly selferiscg the most, but in all the staple bombes of as menedestsmes complaints are general. From the eijsksing aids. of South Staffordshire and East Wcwamilmsiies Ns regale are all to the effect that business is more or lees skipmeed ; and the quarterly assemblies of the hammier', whisk com mence at Wolverhampton on Wednesday, are expected to be as quiet as possible. The demand for the best breeds of finished iron is moderate ; inferior qualities are slow of sale at low prices as compared with the trade seals. The new joint.etook bank (limited) recently projected le this town, opened for business on New Tear's day. CORN.—C•inernmt, JAN. 4.—A taey dull snarl* with wheap is pries from lest week. We. to 641. ey, Sts. to 40a. Beam, 40s. to 425. Oats, 31a. to 20.. GUILD/011A lAN. 4.—The supply of wheat wee spits only moderate. Priam are without change, exoso fee some of the inferior Norte, which were rather easier. barley being scarce is sold readily, but average quelities are very difficult of sale, except at grinding values. Wheat, Ws. to 695. per quarter. Barley, 3•25. to 395. Oak, 23e. to 27e. Beans, 38s. to 445. Pau, 38e. to 40s. Daczera, Jar. 4.—Then was a tolerable show of wheat to-day, and the attendance of farmers and factors was fair. There was • slow demand at late rates. New red made 645. to 66e.; new white. 665. to 705.; old red, 56e. to 60s. per 36 steam. Of barley the show was middling, and the inquiry ruled healthy at the extreme rates of last week ; mantas may be quoted at 345. to 38s. per qr.; grialteg, 30e. he nt. per 30 atone. The demand for oats (of which the show we. email) ruled inactive, and prices were about the same as on the week previous; old, 325. to 35a.; new, 24a. to 28s. per 24 stone. J•Trits, JAS. 4.— At our market this moroiog we had a good supply of wheat from the growers, but, the arrivals from the art as well as front abroad berg upon the whole modals* air the greet proportion of the coasting neeipte haring prod into th e bands of the millers, farmers' samples were take. off quietly et • &aline of le. per qr., whilst to have der burner Is eolith crony or foreign a similar reduction would bare bees seoneary, which holders **morally were not mill* to weer ; mbar* reeeels, hoverer, required clearing. lumen had the torn in their favour. For fine new south country red, sot extra, 67a. per 5041ba was paid. For sew Delilah red 645. 6d. to 65e. was retard, Is. old Hol stein red at the same time being saleable at 60e. to 615., aid doe mixed Darer 63a., ell per 5041b5., extra higher. Flour scarcely sold eo well es last week. Malting boric, leading upward, more especially the threat qualities griodin as Li mited o r In malt Hide stirring. Brae sad boi ' per unaltered. end the err remarho = to ors. snivels this week NO :—Wheat. 2.094 qrs. ; forging?, 1,000. Barley. seirwise. 145 ;. brigs, 263. Malt, coarmes, 295. Ora, orris% 60. Per, cert. wise, 18. Flour, oratniett. 1.114 masks. Lau emu Soar, 50 seeks. Noumea, JAI,. 4.—The sales Wetted were made at a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. The supply ea hand wee not very large, and the meter probability ef the contingence of prissful relations with the Northers Metes of Antarias exerted no doubt some bluest* ee pries'. The,. was a fair quantity of barley oferbs and lest week's rates were fully supported. In oafs, beam, mug peas there wee but little paseurg. Fleur war sheet per meek lower. White wheat (weighing (Ribs. to 6441 a), Ne. to 66. ; red ditto (weighing 1121 b a. to Mts.), ilia ko ; hest chevalier molting rley (weighing MN. to 5611 e.), 88a. to 311 r. ; ruts chevalier ditto (weighing 531te. to 155 The.), 3es. to 37a. ; distilling ditto (weighing Mks. to MALL 34e. to 3fle. per qr. ; dour, 435. per sack. - • . . . Norrnsonan, JAN. 4.—The show of wheat was mode rate, and lOW of the samples were in fair condition. Prices ruled the lame as last week ; old white moved off at 47e. to 64a. ; sew, 645. t 0115..; old red, 425. to 625. ; sew, 60s. to 66.. per 36 stone. There was a limited supply of barley, for which the inqniry raled fair, and prices were the taro in favour of the seller ; the beat sorts were la. dune ; malt ing made 34e. to 41s. per quarter; grinding 30e. to 11 . 1 tr 30 stone. The show of oats wu moderato, end the was slow at no material change io prices ; old. 26e. new, 245. to 27a. ; old foreign, 265. to 30e. per 21 etowe. OXFORD. JAN. 4.—A very limited business transacted in all kinds of grain. To effect sales farmers and holders had to submit to a slight reduction in prces which may ha quoted ea follows :— Whit. wheat, from 6 4.. to 66s 'mgr. ; red wheat, from 46a. to 601. ; barley, 30s. to 40a. ; calk 17s. to 34. ; buns, 38.. to 44a. ; bog peas, 36.. no 40a. ; boding peas, 44a. to 60s. ; flour (aseolida4 45e. per amok. _ _ . _ PerraboicoooH, JAN. 4.—There was bat a small show of grain here to-day, and the trade for all kind, may he eau. sidered as last week. Piss red wheat, 112 s. to 64• per qr. of 5041b5. ; melting barley, Ns. to Um., imperiel movers ; oats, is. to Is. Id. per dews ; beans, 41s. per qr. of =lbs. READING, JAN. 4.—Then was bat a shalt simply of wheat at oar market this monies, though for the most pert In very fair condition. The attending, was small, sad lakissm, is the present uncortaiatg of affidra, was almost stagnant. I Ponders. were very bashed, sad the warble oast be quoted dull at late sates. 1a ether articles the trade we neaten. Romero, hoe, 4.—Although the supplies of wheat I were moderate, there wee a great deal of sore oat of Goa -1 Mae, end altogether uesalesNe. For the a =ste the prime et lest week woe flab inhiaiteL premed for • decline. Oilier P s ik Alm* shoat Is. per qr. less mossy, remeined unheeded. Theme was tether more inquiry for barley, and best Ida& fir malt leg purposes Wag metros, the demand wee rather bobber, sod late rates were well supported ; griodieg lots, however, were scarcely inquired otter. and the prier of those kinds hula downward tendency. Oats were in rather mall = c od little was doing in that kind of rein. B. JAN. 4.—The market is fairly supplied to. day with ell articles. Wheat is ls. per qr. cheaper, and in same histasess h. duos this day week, but the per eim aka of the supply partly *mum for the eM. M prise rather in n favour of the seller. Beans, — s last week. riori to the grow :—lrlisee. white; see% Ms. to 645., alba Per bush el; whfte, red. life. to eh. Oats, sew, ild. to Is. per stone. Bask, 40a. to Hs. per 19 does. Women= JAL 4.-1.1 this day's madost ilieri wee • fair newly of wheat, elk* found havers seedily at • doilies if sheet la per qr. Beebe sathw teerer. Ogle and hems aseekally realtered. Peas odes as clan. YORK, JAN. 4.—The show of wheat was hardly no mei, for the time of the year, and the attendance was modem, Trade quiet, at a .rWins d LL per qt. ; red &script., were taken off at 60s. to 645. • white ditto, 645. to t „, 36 stelae. A toiesaldedsmsamt was exporisoosd for bari t i sad same eel fully maintained their value, malting 34e. to Ma per qr. ; grinding, 30s. to 325. per 30 st,i, There was amt moan Winans dorm in oats, and holden rurally succeeded in realising the price, of but w aa a samples selling at 225. to 245. pet 24 stone ; flour, 4s a 150 s. per 20 stone; rye, 375. ; malt, 68,. to 70s. per qr. KIIKCALDT, JAN. 4.—Although we have had see,r4 times this week partial thaw, the frost was never out of ground, and Ivo have • return of frost this morning —favour• able enough weather for many agricultural operatioi a , plonk* snouted. At our country markets this week at had fair buyers of barley and oat., but small of wh eat Wes slower than of late, and prices in favour of buyer, Her, to-day we bad large supplies of all kinds of grai a Wan slow, at • reduction of is. to 2s. per qr_ on uhear tia t la per 4r. on barley and oat.. Wheat, old and new, .0;„ to 64.. ; barley. new, 24a. to 34a. 6d. ; oats, new, 21,„ to Ms. WATIR7OIII4 JAN. 4.—Our supplies of home-grown gr have been very moderate this week, and of foreign We 1,. sot a ogle snivel to report. The trade, notwitbstantho:, boa been quite devoid of animation, but the value of articles boa bass well maintained, and for beat sampler Irish wheat as advance of 6d. per barrel generally realised. Foreign in retail demand at tamer prices. Barley sad out tally se dear. Indian corn hardly inquired for, but in abysms et arrivals holders 'bow great firmness. Floc rather salter to buy. Imports this week :—Wheat, 30 c" ; B barley, 546 qrs. Exporta this week :—ate, 5,123 barr e l s ; oor, 968 sadm SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. .w THE POLICE COURTS. MANBION-HOUIOL asitoite Probers, eoletwease of as mashes mining to tems Taniciabasi-osert-road end the Lorrios-bridp Rail - way, was summoned baton the Lord Meyer to mower a eocaplaint made by Mr. Hamden Meatanark charging him with rang abusive sadnnsakisig The eamplainant stated UM sa illa r i tst hist. be sad his little girl got iste se oinnibes Cl which the detendent was the sisilseter, at the arra Cl the Dieleshmssoert read. AM mew Ms ten he leek sat sigmas Ia Eire.hei ll :s to re Dir and come time — h il e seghter, which he wigs sash( the ddcadeN agoa the step he ppiut the mew We Wheat Os anti* at the sad al Chsepids Übe 4•1•8661• l lir for their tars, and, upon his bit Hid he already paid him, he laid ie wee as ask ialeg , --be bed set paid him at all. He told delegaid be was wee be bed him, aid gave him sizposes in sops, ; bet be pttleelha airing he had not = Wait mist bin 11111111111MIlk and siihilas was one at who cede tea rte-panes purpose to ohms the emilasissi and asha ads foe seelag. Than was • Simeet mad semibes, sal se eomplainant get mi • genlisems him M Otter the omnibus gek his maw. He to lades bridge. emit mot at bet sse tie Bs how ever, _bred him call on; " Mre goes She tbat's the Mew Dog rides is comae= the The las very elan mamma s : 4 lld sefhK cow pitman • bet be °wood that he mid he was • gibed. Be mid be was omMia be did not pay him, as he M ewer at the time, which he ahowed the as wend at the said hip bed not Wr—si east , at the idea, aid he called • wits= mesa Dominick Jennings, who stated that he did not me the money paid, neither did he boar any absolve language. Is wearer to • queetion from the lord Mayor, however, be said he was Sitio, at the farther end el the omnibus, and he did not take particular notion at whet was going se at the time : _ _ The Led Mayor area wiMag Is believe that dakedaat area coder the impassion that be bad ma beam paid ; bat at the maw time it wee vibe dear treat the evidence of aemalakeak whir& was glom is sash • droometsadd measar ha was baud to benne it. that he had and that be weight ad to lava used. Hs dad him Ile. i r tb s Tants. topsiber 81. GUILDHALL. BeekstA, tbe nliswiag _Aker of tie West Lades Uaiou, %%am Mr. MIIININMA HempLey, eat a seasmowt, Ma with refweig proper relief to sou Irish pauper, named Coster, owl be/ two copies &ileac He also te aak the with to w hich bib auper, named /Wino to balsa& with to which hemi d Whoa I lad week brat& ail wawa (Twits) Ware you, air, it wee wisepul that the 'Wald leave the workhouse with hair (Andres oa reseivlag IL, whisk has dace bees ordered by the gairdiess. It was offered to her this moor lag. wed as dm km refused, I now ask you to tip the order Aldersa to her to Inland. Hatapiery (to the pauper)—How loss have you left Waled? Twise—l was brought over, your worship, whets I was dve yeses aid, sad I have lived hers ever since, which le sow about tweet arm years. My huaband was • adlitieresa sad lam the regular service, so that I gut Ito emir twee hem him. Heshatt—tihe has bees passed to Masud is. gout fair 2 11 1 % Alehouse Hwy—And I suppose she MOO back beams obi meld do nothing there, alms Wag away newly all bat Hie. Twime-1 vont over to keic for .y bushoid. ek, awl .ot ewoesedin b iodise Ma, Ike Mayor of Catmint Ise teak. Itwebet•—flea desetied her ebildrw sot lows dm" and Um" Si, maketsiesd to tie Haawall abode at as vapors it 101. pee week emelt AUL • workhouse ? 411iwara Thuipbery—Tes shillings a week far . dal ia Beckett—That faded.* the cost of the build*. We i 10a. per week for the nsaiateeenee al each erslt ilbs C i boerd kept her three ohildrea, and allowed her to take badman= when she gel fo. per week, sad required lser to pay de. par week levee* tho support of this &Ll ano, bet she lost her siteaniso throogh her re Aiderma le the mei of seeding ler to In ked ? Besiseq—About 30a, sir. She beloop to Yreka, and we have sow sixteen other owe which the board hare di rected shell he paned. isideresos Lloaphery —flow cos you tell that she belongs to behold? Beekett—fAm ill. ilsd SO in her deposition. Alarm& Butpbery—And how nut the know where she was km when she left Ireland at fire years of eget Row am des swear to Mr kusband's settlement' I aell not pen her to Inlaid. lisesAS—The board will sot give her any outdoor relief. Alderney lianiphrey—Thee the must go into the home. Beekett—The board will not take her into tho home. Aldsemem linnaphery—Then let her die of darration in the finds, and you will se* who will have to answer for the senses must ask you to pat the law is faros spinet her for the offence of coming tack after bin paned so 'rebind. Aldermen Hnmphery (enephatioally)—l teU yes I shall not per law. Her father and mother died in Ireland whey she was a child. She cam to this country at Ave years of ▪ bar triads an all in this muutry, sod bra hatband is sow swift es a soldier in the army of this country, wed eller a setes of 27 yeas I should sot think of sending her out of the sowatry. be IMAMS pemisted le kis request that the pauper should seat te prises. Alderman Enseghery—You have gives her relief ices she hr reensued without galas say eampleiet, aid I thou therefor* kite is father unties of the elenes. 11 you Web peeper yew way give her into melody and see what Ton eon de is the matter. ladssil—With rapid te the WOlllllll Connor, by whom I ass wunmened. she Me hess reamed end twin Marled with messy te bey • Nib Meet Bri4pt Coswee—Mt hushed was a sailer, your worship, and bet Ise Ilk es his mirage out to °geniis. I are an brialniowsn„ bat he wee ea Itimen. ins married in Clorkenweß, lime hod At elt, sod have bees ie Eng land twenty yews. Foe its it three months I have had huts bit of Meow te shim on. Beeketk—Bho has had rigid from the puke for the last eighteen mouths. sod on two esemions she bad HI. Led Is. s iver to her to start her in busiems. Bridget Conner—l bed ass Rh. end one 55., sod I had U. id. mad two leaves a week far am month, and Is. and ao biers, s week im swab* swath. Aldermen Mrwirjeerp--I ens set gang to do tie dirty week et yew vibe bp wok* Wm people to Ireland mem the eleenmenmes bid keine ; no you must lake Ilima beck apts. DeEerA-1 'obi deing my duty bringing theme mese beim yea Mamma linmplimy—Tliie mama q'- -.d to me thee ebe wee eMrvii‘ Met ebe bed applied to yen to leer. =Gag GM yen bed Mused it, sad believed very ill Hdhadt—Thre• those she 100 ban wand to leaned to lesnbat wal ad flima lin • nay good lido( if yea ban all about Inn linaphdy-11 the tea apt a goad liong ab• will ad day keg la the boson Bankaal—lf I ode boa barb I nod bong her up adds to =bit Ilaaaphaq—Yea may try some Wan alder , aria bat I anal ad pan this. Hookah—lt is nay herd sa toy Imam oaken ia the =l e. thin as 16 oiler cane awderad by the board of b• pannal. sad nwansatbe of the epplicans for = ran hid reeds. se that sa if so Ile sa do ant obey on adore we are Dto beebbi nherald naa. Mamma linaphorp—Neranan sir. How an they mayea pay ant of par owa lead the relief OTIS to the paw ? Inalth—Sai Y. base has bus somergoil by Ur. ~Aar . . I he ailninnt of 64& AM IN la; Illitingfr, with t • ta here stepped forward. they t id this country over 20 . /enas and thnt 111=igriabed to good them to Irel• liumpliery referred them back to the Wert Us** MIN* and recommended Beckett to afford the peeper entenet of relief requisite in each cue, and not bring writ ewe before him apin. BOW.BrREET. • iselLdrensd and respectable•looking man, named esweiesd to semeroons, leased at the n ein* Of the Feet-odes authorities, charging him with being deed drunk hile in the discharge of hie duties as a latteneenter. and " detainiag" 48 letters which had bees esinntaillto him for deli lathe northern district. 16. Pesecesk, been lie a department, conducted I the prenentino, and MOW list the defendant had been for sone time employed es as sesilkey letter-carrier, and up to the iwesesit Christens bed bens a good chancier. On the 27th of Decemberr, bos, however, be was toned holding on to a leimpliest le the Ilressbeenvead, toe drunk to walk or deed, with the oesteate el Ids bag all scattered on the pave ment and in the road, and letters tu his pocket which ought to have been delivered as Obristmas-eve, two days d m riously, and which were Is a very crumpled and state. It was impossible to say if any letters bad been loin, but such as were left IMO gathered up by the police, who removed the defendant, in an utterly helpless condition, to the nearest station-house. Polioe.oonstable Dowling, D 254, stated that he first saw the defendant at half-past nine o'clock in the evening, and supposed at first that he wan sorting his letters "by the of the lamp-poet." On approaching nearer, however, be found that the defendant was completely drunk sad in capable. Wittier collected his letters, which were lying on the ground, and, with the assistaoce of another allkaer, eaa veyed the defendant to the station, where the pest-aloe proprietor afterwards attended, and took poses= of the letters, fifteen of which were taken from defendant's trousers pocket, together with a five-thaler note end some loose change. Witness banded up the Dote. Defeodant—l picked up the note, not knowing what it was, in the Regent's-park, and kept Y in my pocket ever since. With regard to the Wm, I au sorry for what has happened. I took • drop tos melt en and forgot that I bad left the Morn letters in my pocket. I did not pat the same hosiers agate till the reday, on end that is bow the delay was meet On Thursday erring I called to deliver a latter at Mr. Ed wards's, • wine merchant, at 62, tfaryleboaecced, and having no change to give me a Ch ristmas-boa, be_ gm me a glees of hot Lundy nad.water instead. Ater d rinking it m mess left me, and I remeember nothing more till cep returned to me. and I found myself in the police station. It lea singular fact, and I big to call your wor ship's attention to it, that another young man who was treated to a glom of brandy at the same house, and at the earns time as a, was brought into the station-house dinette after me, aLo drunk and incapable. —Your excuse is most unsatbdackey. You must know that it is a very serious thing to the public to delay the delivery of their letters, not only when they re late to basins, bat stall more when they may be the means of seiveying important tidings concerning the illness or sem the death of relatives or friends. Defendant (Imploriogly)—Yon know not what I have suffered. This will be the ruin of ms. Think of my family. Kr. Henry—You should have thought of them yourself. Defendant—lt is the first time 1 have ever been placed in mesh • position. Yr. Henry—As you will Ices your situation I may take that circumstance into eismidepition ; but the penalty is IlOflsbowini how serierisly the elms* L animated by the sisil WINS yea tharmillr namely l a r a st ure 'd if you do NM pow Sh lpso e new, seism werr . ant will issue. Defendant—l have no /seas, and no ms of paying the mone Ur. . Hssry—Then you win be imprisoned till the penalty is pail. reoy to his worship, Yr. Peacock said he was happy to state that the passed offices was of very ran 0001Z171100111, and that the Pest-oaks satliostiim bad been very seldom called upon to avail them selves of th power grouted by the set. SOUTHWARK. A few days ago Kr. Baas, the solicitor, of Trinity-sleet, made a• application to Mr. Combs, the sitting magistrate, far • ememens warn Frederick Franklin, late secretary to • ineash et as Pgiendly Sooiety of Ironfonagus, held at the Nemwelemi 1111•011, Great Suffolk-street, Saadi. Mel% te rilkifie man why ha refused to deliver up certain Melee hamanite the widely. The ficeleif elm alpha the &Mama mine these : The dellembei bed esempied the cads a/ eeseetery to the society for soma or debt mos up to the sad of War/ember MM. whoa he was rimmed beet the and a Mr. Robot Sidiell supplied lie pima. applies - time had been nada to the defendant to 'Ter up the hooka, papera, Re., in his custody, and a portion of them bed been restored ; but the most importaut— vie., won e tribution-hook, the donation clad relief-book, sad the cheque book—were withheld. Those wee esseetial to awry on Me business of the society, and It was not until definmisat had treated with neglect a Whorl* (Yr. Barns) had addressed to him demanding the surreader ciao books, ender the alterna tive of lard preseedingo, that the present $ll/000118 had been token out. EvideuTdiavhig been gives in support of the charge, Mr. Edwin, fee the Wooded. dated that his instructions won that the books, being old, bad been destroyed to pro vost them Ending their wa y to the butdrehop sad the like, sad thereby exposing t he affairs of the society, to its injury and detriment. For this reason it was imputable to produce the books in question. Mr. Combo held that, even if the defence WWII taw, the adencisat had so right to destroy the boobs, which were ms- Inneled to him for safe cuetod4 s =se besk e ad his porAr E of pro- Aso fez fans befog oil. wee is be Teem' dr elm Mb ties the oily bask shot bon idestiled by the evhbeee adduced, therefore the order would be for its 'being 'leen up forthwith. Ir. Edwin observed that his chant wee not in a condition to obey the older. Mr. Combs—Then, in default I inflict a penalty cif 101. on him. _ _ _ Ih7defendant was then removed in custody, and in a short time the penalty was paid, and the defendant brought up again, when Mr. Ciimbe, addreesing him, said be was convinced that he had the book, and be was determined that it should be given up to the society, or he abroad now commit the defendant to prime. To enable him to comply, be would, however, permit the ddendant to Nat large on his rec.:gutsiness in U. to swear the nod day at 12 o'clock, and then to Bur. render the book ; and if he still Woad, he would be cm. milted to the lienee dementia fee three months. On liatarday, in communises of thedefsodant Dotapprwing, a warrant was issued for We apprehension and committal to prison for three months. _ _ Pder &epic" Holt, abeer sake sad kadlord of the Brave Nelson beer-chop, Old Gravel-km, St. George's -la the-Fist, who had been several times before the court, Mito answer a summoss takes oat nadir the coin norco, Atkiasoa, • amen* end ens of the of the Sons of Nakao F Sonny, with ref as ii to pay over to the truster, whoa these= of 5K 21s. , which the defendast had received in capacity of treasurer of the society. Mr. Charks Young, solicitor, said Ude was a proceeding taken tinder the 24th section of the Friendly Societies Act, 18 and 19 Yin. cap. 83. The &Dewiest was labia, tuner that act, to a Ilse of sad SOL oast; for not payiagover the money to the trustees is demand. The messy was re quired for the operations of the club. It bad tow de meaded over and over main, and the defsadant would not psy it. Mr. Young them pat ia &AA eon reasipt• for the cash be kid in band. sal and the misty annisted of I:e -inem 50 and 00 hard-werkiag 11/111i who had subscribed and imMeinoll the sum in queens& Mr. Be4the barrister, who aspemel for the defeedant, vii be bad leo defames We bad consulted with his friend Mr. mug, aid bad neliewil into an arrangement that he hoped wend be seitelesbny. Mr. Young said the de feodast preeiseed to pay ostebelf the amount of his dekko. tions la see math. the othir moiety in two months, sad to pay 20a. oink all that could bedemanded under the act. He asked the ariglikate to melee an order to carry out the arrenpment. Mr. Selfe—l cannot make an order for the payment of the mosey without indicting • penalty, but I will postpone the mai for one month, aid if the arrangement is not fully ear ned out by Holt, I cam go into the case again. Both parties consented to the mune suggested by Mr. Self% and the case was formally adjourned for a month. FATAL AOCIMENT OS MI Yours LONDON RAILWAT.-00 Saturday annum an Minn w held by Mr. Brent, at Oak Funk Rant inner gm the iireadtally mutilated remains of its late proprietor, Yr. Reim Hodson, aped 77 years. The body et the ontartoode pa Umaa was Manny out to pines by the ri a.ns. apdran free Kew, ao Thursday morning lsat, la the premise elide daughter, Kiss Elko Ram, whore wrieleami mend narration nomat of pain to herself, and symany boo all who hind it. It wee to the effect that her fathsr, entrary to bar trinantly expressed wish, left tie hone with a pito:ilk& on his shoulder, and walked &keg tie in of railway Masan of his isle a short datum alk ad an the tits of the North Lenin Railway, wide rano km. Pies Hodson Mang • prionlineal iris ti arioniamos al his rivaassd ega.ossom undid 111.11116 &Om, west oat his tarn On, Ind rid** lihs oe the up has Mena the meals. trilailytie einned above train hen Lew elase haildi e g y litht sad Ns lag bits will semelessei . shoo ssei reed her fatber resod. ossissios, mad subs that his denrarliso As emaned, mitt tenristego the team, bat Wen she saidd do se be tan sad the istibe sad trail' peeped ersr Ma The a, sad es corn em esesible. si onem l i s a s imm te Milks at ireassi wenng Sea" imam* fessitate.esd h bees pilboritiesetbse were le evilest to rseMseee, to islielh deentee wee W o o remered o esieeyed Is estate of ben the bersible , slid/ she hod tellesesed. Mawr an eyes to show IlisT lie fleeseeed woe la the el =s aZ e. Kolas if railway Mat Ids bone to b. bed shoe bees cautioned as to the al doing so. The jury_ mooda milk of " Asidisela de a th." CIIIITAL PALOS. EILLY-A Crows DAT.— SaTtrftb&T, JAN. 4.—idnialleas as pi= 1,1•11; age los seam Sibs* 2AB ; - :ANL: LAPG 11 EXPORTS OP COTTOR PROM LIVERPOOL TO AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, SATUIDAL Large purchases of cotton have been made In Liverpool during the lest few weds for the peeper et re ahipmeot to the States ; and the demand for vends, end Kr_tifflarly sissaners, bat bees so great, that the bora y have decided to despot& the City ad Now York 0 .. ;, - Wrdeesday, with Whales of cotton, taehnsailin baba to despatch the Glasgow about, the 9th IN 10616 bin se an extis . steamer. Th! sorovegA?untor Jabs Wi t midi aus! round from the Clyde ce Wedneeday, is taking a a ougo at about 2,000 bales sad will all in a day or twit far New York. The Hope sereerseesener, a reseal of seam %mune, is taking I. about 1,000 Wee ; and have hese made to the 01/1111(11 mai spate el eiirMaso vessels in Liverpool. It is stated that the agate de esa of the mail lines have declined to lake eel Gabe es freight, preferring to adhere to their venal beim. The 11011111 , did•Mdd &nth Haab was offered, but refund, in consequence of not being in readiness, u she is at prevent undergoing neemstary repairs, requisite before being neat an a brag sea As refarde v" Crste of freight now hang given Mr est ton to Aew York, we may state that the sineirme sow engaged are •receiving 2d. per lb. sad 5 per eel. guess The Inman Company, however, decline sivelling themeives of the present CAM to ram their freight i Nei r ws tomers, mid therefore same to their enetomsry It was stated here to-day, sad on very goodt=ty, that the Cunard Company, now that the whole of the 10,1100 men have ban despatched to Curie, have remand instruction' from government to the effect thee thairebsemen will sot again be required at present for tranepar=ses, with the etiois of accommodation for tensityrinses. It is gessy believed her. that Captain risysharsz, who took eat Earl Unesell's despatch is the Nampa, lad who salved at Quesestown on W= o. ssernag in the MAO, wee the bearer of return ....... __a ~. c4Bll ALTIE3. (o), tram London. streck llvaoa lochs at 3 a.m. today, bat came off, and is re to have peak. The crew have arrived here . master georeesen all eaved.—Datilla. Jea. ;m e t Coplala Itiollizooti. from Coquimbo to Queenstown. at els as Os 10141 of November : the crew arrived ham on the tat of Dissimber.—liebla, Dee. 14. lerseltsge (Asteetem Iterogse), Captain Ring. from Liverpont to Dugan Apes. which pat ka here on the an of August son leaky, boa b laid, got to sow being broken up: the argon lauded sad sispoi—ML Thant, C.V., Dec. 10. _ _ diappog if bilegN). Captain Anderson, from Rend to tie V with linseed, put Into this port on th e lab et I=hat irtlik for of a suit of Balls, cargo shifted, and easettileable armee to WOOL haring encountered a hes., al s e i glo o gglit felpeomeheo, which tasted twelve hours. a n d #t Oat au inglish barque, halting rum LAO. Isaded Isiah tor Inghiad, patted company during the gal% sal le rammed to have fonattered.—Thectdosia Dee. 11. VEBBELt3 SPOKEN WITH. Are w 7ansn. Irma Idemkon for Calcutta, &pt. 16, lat. S N., lot Belle Is tram Liverpool Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct. 5, tat. 6 N., too. 25tt , Daring ( , tram verpool for Calcutta, August 16, lat. N., Ica. 21 . Edith Worn, tram Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov. HI, lat. 21 N., Ina. 32 W. Hotspur from Ceylon for Inndon, Oct. 81. James Simon fbarque), from London for Now York, Nov. 18, bat. 46 N., lon. 18 W. from London for Calcutta, Nov. 18, lat. 4 N., e.I6W. repeuneb Pride, from London for Adelaide, Oct. 2, let. N., lens M. ------ r,fr222V0202122 fee Lteerpooi. Dee. 10, Mt 7 N., lon. or (berme), tram Clyde for Melbourne, Nov. 8, let. lON., Beellower, tram Clyde for Hong Hong Oct. 13, let. 8 N., lon. 24 W. ilizela (ship), tram Liverpool for Bompy, Nov. 11, lAA 4, lon. 22 W. 28 Tr: MENELLOAN Mann—The Royal Mail enamel; ip Arabia, which left Liverpool au Saturday, took out 70 itn. Ina yammers aid COL ia spade. LOSE or THE LONDON AND BELFAST STRAKER ADONIL—IIDENEFomy Savoinat.—The Adonis iron wet ate" ship. GOO Isms hordes, which for • long time lisa hew Wang lionessa Landau, Waterford, and Belfast, MIN totally last this sawnsisc of Dallas, inland, situate a few seine t• the southward of this harbour. The ill-feted stream was is has antes voyage hem Belfast with the wad emplesteat al prongs= sad • peers! cargo a/ rarn ahead" tied yeseakisg her ewe. for Waterford, when. abed hdlyed 3 del" this aasesiag, she struck ow a rock as the chew island. The boats were immediately lowered, and all lie presagers sad sow succeeded is leaving the aim", very shin after they had left, the steamer all the seeks a id drifted out to sea. Appmetly the peones of her hall was stove by the red which she had gas up" sad site was evidently in a sinking slate. lean dian.tisp went out in search of the wreck, sod they have dadretarted with intelligesen that she had fosedarei la deep water. Her commander is missing, but whether he met down I. the Aip has not been corre ctl y meearlained. p7 mil The have been sent on to Dublin. The Adonis was • else steamer, and belonged to Mr. Bobissoc, of Mirk Lendoo. Lloyd'. register ilsearibes her to he" been t ia 1847. Her loss will involve novena thousands. The cargo is reported to be neared at Lloyd's. Flit IltniaAno% 20 ilia Otra or GOOD HOPE. —The Jahn Venue, , d DM telm, mood by dst New% Liigsti mod Sen, al Lisaffea hit /I s a wthnpain au arday far Table Bay, with •psetalltair awl add animate odd" for tho Chine esimnyitanithe agrisultutal aid Mimi doses lry lb. A. C. Semnies. They are under SIN theirs el Sur gesiollopoltioniliat W. Deo" Ittoni, sad saran, 239 .11 A coed to 233 %SW" adults, eifsprisise 19 monied 00 lar DI *fib wi" 74 does wino" cad 32 children ad infants, ne. genders appointed George Cracknell to be teacher, anil ools 4 l, ll4tr i la Pain* to be matron . The Jobs ' Vaunter , is tin fr ee emigration ship despatched berm at the expense wader the local set id 1867, the operation of which hem so added a total of 9,012 souls to the population of the cabby. Tim Tan Mums ONAMPLOW CM —This spindle! cup, which weighs wriurds of 83 onion al seed, awl was lately was by Deerfoot, the 'odium 111118 r, will be sada reloaded foe, in oeusequense el 'hi tot being able to stop in England the necessary lino to bold 16 eoplwet ell amen The race will take place this day, at lb. Beads rasing grounds. Victoria Station, Hackney trite, in S dais" sad will beibetnees Edward Mills, ol Heatrasy ; Aka Brigh or tos, of Norwich ; Samuel Barker, of Billingspte sad William Jones, of Minton. Ia addition to the asp the wiener will rewire 25i., end the second mita ff. Ds. DI Jowan's LIGET 13zowx Coo LIVER OIL.— Chamical enalysts and practical experience have fully seta. bibbed fist Ms celebrated preparation possesses active and nutritious principles, and peculiar curative puwers that do not mist in the pale varieties. The distinguished physician, Dr. Edward Carey, observes—. that Dr. de Jongh bus, by his coma Claim dim= to different diseases, placed beyond doubt the ls of his gesae Light Brown Oil over all eiber ff = l a feet amply corroborated by Innumerable eminent aeiwtlle autisseitiss. De. de face's LIOI Brown Cod Liver (dl is mid only la avoided Imperial hall.pints, Lk ed.: pints, 4s. Pd.: by kb mole consignees. Amer, Raiford. and Co., Loudon, and by respectable chamista.—(Advertbiementl BIRTHS, MARRIAGIB, AND DIATHS. &NORM—Deanna, Si, nilitidleton-terrace, Wendeworth, the wiled L. Angell, ltaq.. A.LC.11., of a daughter BROWN.—Jannarg 1. at Ororeotreet, Liverpool, the wife of the Rev. H. R. Dow; el a ma. BURNS.—Jannary I, at In. L a, Gillingham, Kent, the wife of Dr. Borns, YLN., of ada ter. DONOVAN.—Jermaryt at Al ion Rome, Brighton, the wife of A. Downs, Reg., et a son. GARFlT.—Jannarr I, at Richmond, the wile of the Rev. A. Garet, of aeon. GIRRON.—Janam7 I at Brighton, the wife of I. Cilbeco, Em of a son. ..—Jaamary 1, at the Laurel', Baum. Surrey, the wife ofllr. t Hewett, of a daughter. ITHlLNA.ll.—Jeatutry 1, at earidgate, the wife of Captain liTamia, loyal AstAllery, of a daughter. 3ATHAlt.—January 3, it Craven-hill, Hyde-park, the wife of J. Nation, Ifq.. of g son. l'AVOW.—Dervba• 31. at the Vicarage , Tuddenham, near *mitts, the wife of the Rev. A. Paton, A of a daughter. WALTlAL—Deoesebre SI, of Upper Oroevenor.street, thewife of J. Walter, Of a daughter. KdRRIAGZS. -...am1211-101Y10.-Jammly 1, at It. Jude Episcopal Mid, aour. by the Nev. CI. E. IThadt, Mr. J. Aiklresti„ of LI to lOW, daaabtar of Mr. E.. Yam& of Glee, E.-Jarmary 1, at St. Marfa Cheltenham, UT. O. IL Barter, M.A., Curate of Marta, •fleughter of C. M. Harriroo. .11rwalfey Simko l ll i = ;: :684.11.1.444:11 D-11M4111111ET.-Lleneely 1. at the Cathedral. Mu dslides', by Mr Pm. M. B. Watson, Mr. C. W. Harland,to Mao Ler, daughter of Mr. J. Deggatt, at, of Hula" Lan- CLC . -11 ALL 2, .-Jeauary at Wartaford, Northaraptoo- W. Claptes, imiof Doetore.eommons, to Mary Jane, lef Hall. ~ of Woodard. NNW 011-101 TON. mu ury I,M Lambe March, Stafford. Wm, by the Is,. Dr. Vincent, C. L. Edwards, lip., of Ruder. So Mina, demEbier of the late I. Itottas, Esq., of kirmiugtou. BISHOPP.—Jsaasn 1. et Lower Duraturdatreet Stonehease. Dwain, Jibs Ilan Blau*, aped TO. 11110111111.—Deourater gl, at Meirereham Hoare, Westmorleod. W.l. brow" Req., aged 1081 L—Jasmor7 S. at Greve-villa, Soathivrore, Peckham, D. 11=6..—Jaaary 1, at Olen Ileum, Greenock, Cainnin sbe Ptler ar a mi lk J. I. Prise, lap., at Glaarrnly, Canals. DlNlll—Deeembet at Übe Priam Database, WeeklaghaM• aim D. Peak ug h aged St VOlNVlrtairraeal S. at Weet Cliffe, Preston. 1. zoogitt —Deagabar St. at Southport, Lartesahirt. J. Da, wd 40. —.100•07 I, at Leeds, let W. Welters, aged St V N.—Deeember 11. at Weileeham lent, J. wows. 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