The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-22 00:00:00

7kBIIIIONIAL TO THR DEAN OF RIPON. Yesterday afternoon a crowded meeting of the pair) sad resides,. of Teeny District, Sr. Marylebnee, to it pees .t the Trinity School -room*, Buckiegitato•streee, toy•eti, tre, for the propose pat resting a nelituental, of the value ot upwards°, erne thoawed Filmset* the Very An. Thome Gamey, 8.C.L., late tutor, on hie stasis* eo the digni , y of the Doss of Rippe. Mr. Pr Lea in ttei entente, from public dray, of Lad del pre-..ere, et.l as. supported by the Dees of Ripe, las DNB of Witacheeter, Mr. Gregoire, M.P., Mr. Thomeoe Haag/. M.l' . Sir dohs Anson, Mr. P. D. Hedde, Capiela Heyde gre• Mr. J.lnbei Dave, Lady Coronae Gamier end a V.kr. 0011:0or of other laden were present. Mr. Thames Hat key, P., after home highly eulogistic remark*, read sell pree•ited to tLe n we of Rip at the Cohering address :- . *To the Very Rev. Thome Garner, B.C.L • Dams of Ripon. The weir...geed members of the congregation of Trinity Chiach and Aber iehebitents of Tinily district, St. Mety• lob or, rt. ore la oder to you their very sinews corigratele• nose oa ).gar eievatioe to the Dewier, of Rippe. The feeoie et r•gret experfeeced 00 your retireemet from the per•h easel) mitigated by the hops that your um dente may tie of atisious so il of a lees Aliening character, eed ;oat ~tir health being thereby recruited, you may long ofe'llue to be a valuatile sad metal member of that church to a,nrh they are en eo einrerely attached. They caenot snow thi• Kemeny to pees without recording their grate ful vara..... 'dun inf µfeast services you have reedited to the district durog your loinwtry among them. The formetion of t -e new wheels Inc ereCtion of the new school buildiegs, sad il 'fo= diorites which you have not ally initiated, ho' a hilt you have left tea most efficient state, have int prwood the weds el all the ishabiteate with Bellew of encrect and Knitted* which time will no, easily edam. By your retirerneet the poor will lose an effectionete sad Judi des. defer, sad all elms.* will lose s warm friend. As a mare of tocot hemp, they menet your eicepteeceof a as. me- J of wirer plate, weigh , 450 ounces, herewith perosted, and rupee:attuning *OO galena, the emit of a eietwerip non seem all clews the district and its vicinity, and they cos in& thi• Moines with an earnest prayer that the bleat ing of Arti.,,tity God may be extended to you. to Lady Car.iltee (Lower, who.* absence will be ueivereally lamented thr iughout 'he neighbourhood, and to every other member of year Tee teetimoocal cosaimed of se elegant pegs* earl salver, the letter bearing the following lascrip tioe -" Peened to the Very Rev. Than. Gander, 8.C.L., en• ea -•ti rgoc .tvlolabrum, weighing together 480 ass co, and n".ining 6JO gears, by members of has - Acre...Ave, dud otn..re. inhOilinge of tbit dienict rec tory of 'f. met), St. Marylelone, on his elevation to the Dewier) f Ripe. , ea a merit of their eft "income regard, tied of the ease aeietreany seteretaieed of his varewittiog ear, said streaks In the spirituel welfare of all clime &tram Lie ten yeses' rieideee stowage them ea rector.- De 21. The Cecrirne and addrees•b at also ben iota r pet ate. The Ric. Mr. filinaer, wen' of the Girls* SeL-O of the eerier, al., fireweed toe Dam with a had. some wirer einotai ; and Mr. Seidl, es behalf of the Boys' ifelcerie, a peper.kstle mewed 01 silver, with a camel draw ing.. the work el the bye . and from the latent School, with a gold psealeien-The Dam of Ripon returned thesis ia an appropriate speech, is the emirate/ which he men.. .1 ha echnowirdperst of the greet assistance he had al srei • reef iced kom hie poriehiesero is the Maimed of his inniateitt sprair LICINSEB IN THLATItiI. 1 e•ferch7 • vaaatiag warn hold at the Pliesaaat tar-rs, S. ingots, for the purpose of taking isoseorss se r ore e r 1 of Ike me..3un oa the set of the 6th sod 6th Win. I V., which porsaits Eke Ws spirits, worse, ke., la bit. I I NUM, was the ehelr, elated the obje=t of the see 1114. lie thee snag Oi lir *seam owe be Lig twee erl.d isle pobSt-hooete--bore Wag ea up is the gib, 6.,111. end the gales, es sop* the petits with ty oto. sad tam, sod wonsever illlinibt We= r. applied b ser=f the mialgete . ; a= ego that were the eatat reepeetalle atimpte is La des—lmre atlas enema le the Ws ei eginto ka t OR thins tt•etnes. it Woe quite eatettery le the Weed= et Yr alto 1 .-1.). a that dwelt= dead be ensiorted lab tep•reens, sad lb. moat napeetabbe parties of the goblin mos agreed to may ••1. iota's. If tie sessors eg gooses mould sa:y emit. "eel pines nod pod salsa dog staid drew tb• tatbie tit deer Mor s 01111•1 the sleitinoal sitarist el a pabbabcone. It was aloe wok& be the h mooed we melee* olio geld higliky Mr their listoses t dot tie eleoesse of tbastees owe Mewed ite lease Oahe thisiess I ohs ode of hike (lbw, wear.) Mt. CLAkt.llOlll WI be woe ovate Imensessied with me aner. e- itemise vietiellers, boa Ile eras Owe te mete tiuu stoat/sow a. body. wow quite egeoned to. sad West die. r.eted with depreedatetedfiageptrite,ike..= theatre= ft was b-isaieg 0611111 MI Signe, ea Ste peetartio et use drama. Er tenet arr=.'s= LI loose the following =salvias •• Tare so tba tartlet= of the aratiag lb. yeeest steamier.. by which the leeoes et theatre. bayit bees =tabled to sell WWI'S. WOO., is highly (=panda. daagenne to the safety la the p. 144, sad ettatereire of the bag teem= of the Gana." W. CNA rsmt seeteattsd the armistice, which was serried sulaanolielf • A weltlon to parliament w.ttloß forth the whims d tbs s izzrel wadi m Ly Mr. Anemia, and was ussmimmsly eta. wbkh tea pomading. terminated. FIUD-LAIE 3101 T 31,0018. Yesterday evening a trotting of the satereribers ✓ed Meads el the Imid-Ilan• Ramrod School mei Right Reaps :urr the Homage.* was held fa the Logo whee 4 roots of tt.a feetttetree, to leaegurate the opts*, of the New V s goi. Karaite, Ohl: Reformatory, Wye Leee)as-home, lakes &WM& Wom•euere Vocterimmommt. The Greeds's'. was SIMMS% mid the itereies meeifeetly rm• grad mob Irma *mat. The arilla wee rhea by the Reel of So a.k on at , sad among those present Pin Mr. . . v.. Yr. 9re P bw Cris. m.e.; Mr.Ytsssh d, Mr. T. rawnbers (roarmon 6erp•3lo, the Err. Dr. Om. also, Jus-ph tie Rwr. Mr. Must, rsuar d el. Anarrorr`•. Heibare, the M. W. Veitr. Mr. Ter KU. (boo. memory; read the report .1 the sew 11 , mitts,. It istratasfed by adverting to the ousts of the Ma sobs veir., a Twit mid one sight in Jose, 1849, bye tiro EMI et 116.1".. wh b :a Y Tiii th l e ord ' 2lp found 8 melee is '4 ru e- tit l e Si atlastabi• ormassas burrowing for shelter; the Immediate malt at lids visit Waist the ripening of • refuse est • wie:l meek, through the liberality of • lady elm would sot allow hat acme to,The made kn ova. flu neatly obi refuge was sateried, sad sleepless tided kw 96 orbs. The nroilt was ray essfahalsry. iM fears slop idleases sad vegrerey would be tressraged rims stemma to tbr triad, sad sot wet Om mask& of Mass who hod siege la the "(tags bass ow heft assvierd rein... Noce the opening ef the first small who 27.616 wises bad ottaieed shelter. They hod 15.922 indigo's sad 6156,623 loaves at Mad; while 111 youths bad Mos teetered to their Meads, MA sissadasts e Wearied fur 2,422 men and youth,. 2lreses66 as wece refudwo were is melee, they were Manger, men es le hams hem owl defeacelme young temales. The female vamp hod tarn open two Terre acid • belt, duties ivbfett salsa it had received Lill hveselees stele, supped 24,328 lodgiess, sod given sway 44,766 Naves ut Weed. Of the num. bee thos takes from the *pieta 156 had has. dulled and pi oed out es domestic wereente, 112 tad bees admitted into refuer• and reiorcestorise • 66 bad been rec-ited isto house* of Inblin-.a o. weaken., 96 had oh- Icfued corstent etopl .ymeur, 10 widows had elope is tbe refuse oil they led e weed enough t brutal thole rooms, sad 16 girls hod been restored to their friend., gos age .m e 408 termer had teen provided for. {Wen admitted moat of the Wastes •-rin, in •ii,tt a 614 , 0 of els...sure that their lotting was icouiediat. ly destroyed ; thom who ewe placed In vervic., won, i.uppli.l with ligrAwythillit . ibey required and ktioueh recorded to prom the blemite of such • mime hi mob • time in the bout of a city with • populolon 3,t00,000. The conduct of those pissed out, ell dream 'Rums cousidoeed, furnish-4 abundant cause for esouirege twat. Pm ti were the circutiotaseee of the refuges et Christ mas Met, when they were moot useapectecUy vielted by • .11whigoorbed Iseiuher i,i tile mew. eoweect.d with the Times, who wrote • touching appeal to the public, which Wood in the oaths. Lott of public eubvediptioas saioustiag tai the .ester.'. to 8. 0 0 4 'f. Mane of the ausrouniestioos received, se well se tte nee,eites of the ca., naturally sugpsel as intension. Fur this purpose 6,6tui. was is again* rte pstirastst toed for the rebel of the homeless. Wi.b math trig!stry the committee seemed prtmiese Ya itiOti-stlett, which bid b.-a wlapiled, at • cost 0r1,4001. to ILbs rerral_obJert eas.etapt•ted by thy sobsataera. Tb. Waist; to be Oprood shot 44.ning enr•Frisad Use following —A mow reface far 76 irvaseles• yesag Issarkka, a saw boom t• parr, 20 girls for rank*, • um ludisg- Arno kr 7 6 bil• • issw &sat acbc.4.roaas for 300 e 6164••, collars irr fiadearthl egarattear, .1r!troa•! room., workieg tart vetemittee rovre, Sa Thee, additiosal pre,..eme would. the report etated, /sable the eueodsete the 1 , ....eht refuge 10 be I 1,..111ed, aid more permanent pro t• b. rue& for the de...reins ; bat .. the eelditiose would double the eapeeditom It wee meoweery .Isst very liberal enehrE.et'loas obookt be resole to the totalities is ..td. r teetntele tt to • state of firitarv. At the cf.* of the meeting $ large pro . poeif oi of don who neopoordl tt ppm ogled to the sew baOrbag Is West-stmt, where ite• wet • cosauferehte time is the yeah of teepee um. tatai~Mraa peas barest ia tM aew artameneat• tut the basalt et abs pew awl bawileta.* EATSSPITS Pitovisiox Comucrs ST TUE rotor I (Mosur ev?.—lt a mega ea Clow et Liver. meoredey dr hoe* government Iwo entioel mere rostrole Mtn corned lea* tie he Um isrpty WON Appeond err el pemeried imam end Mat • ger. tice of km conneet bmi boa tams by • Liverpool arm 1.0 1011 GINZIAL OMITS= Oktr.altli —Man flosilts by even man Do . e. IS, o.oo'/LL k ltd. [Aftrirti•PUllletl—OW TIM LAM or UM AND #x I. Tee TY. Mel or OM nioloolvel Sof UM one join= Or ••• iiber.ne % Woo rgrY poillork or laftror. sod ale a ',newt ens Mob we nob., . 0 MI WWII .7.= b=r l4 ... sad 1114/1* amp Yr. ormerlar do moot - WI WS now meet t• I. rye kimd. iolloommixolla So xxxxre as arrsiarior of t' aaiminomo Siventles bOS ISIXOPIOSNO 4i..71•746.1 r ITZZI•74 ihrimmim Illopv• lie kali ••11•1•.. ••••••••• •01.1 par 6.. w . likaamwekowe. Mas. We B ey w e in . 1 • witatuz.mow. .11e ••I • Nadu wine, OM= Mow .dip W.. ma Mamma. '-111•1•Mos THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22, 1869: NAPAL AND MILI2I2Y. CHATHAM, Dic. 21. espiais G. Go'dsasith, Ca., superintendent of this Ms removed onime Irma the Admiralty for the Asti d Ha etspkyis compiled with tha sssabliiissast to ss mood s day • Iseidsy Ildssday ant, as wilieb all the psb/is establisiamats is dr dosigrasti shod. PORTSMOUTH, Dna M. The Vigilant, 4, mew gam gun-yowl, Com manaar W. Arsoytage, vas paid off Into ordinary to-day. Lieut.-Colonel Anderson, C. 8., Royal Artillery, has arrived at Leith Foet aad sasnated the command of the held battery quartertd at that piace. Sab intrUlgenu. EQUITY COUR fB.—Drc. 21. (Bakes the Maater of the Rolls.) IN RN TER IT, 011111. ST. 010101, AID of contrlbutaim should be settled, with • view of ragtag this question whether the Menace batmen 91. end 6L 12a. 6d. should not be pant op. Mr. Roxburgh took the same view. Me Honour dettllnni to tasks ea order. Mr. Hannan, for the Wield liquidator, said that many statements had bar moo by Mr. UAW,/ Which he could sat admit. —. Thia !fattens—MlS hum that an el part staunnent gar for nothing. Mr. Hannan feared that it might go far a groat deal. Mr. Lawranott—Ez parts statements ht MAW hurt sag am The proonolinga than tarrninatod. sleeted. I thank re very ese.h 6e rabid) 68 7611 1 51 casaba with this sthisse.—thaesoh lothr, Dowssw. "To Alderman Copeland, M.P., ke." _ _ Oa the reoeipt of these lenses I wrote fir Mr. Hurts to in form him 1 should not let the matter red these. aid to give Mao the opportunity of attentbsg to-day to kaat dam Wen read. Mr. Hands here stepped Jenard, and sairl—i wish to make a simple statement, and num to ask the heinigence of the court, in order that to explanation may go forth to thez=th the worthy 's observations. ilakenons—Will the statement you are desirous at making tend to rotate the smirdoes of the pathless whose names have bees used ? Mr. Harris—lt will, abr. I bad directly from soros, and indirectly from others, their sanction to nee their names. When I received Alderman Copeland's latter I went off to Guildford, bet was unable to see Mr. Hayden. I had, how ever, indirect permission, from a responsible woos, to use Mansion I have the permission of ail these gentlentam, with the exception of Mr. D. Dunbar, to use their names °mult ifamily. I had an Interview with 81r James Doke and Mr. Hayden on the subject. Captain Hobson applied for the escesemyship, and mentioned Sir Jame Doke's mania, and, a p so b ra, I admit, I improperly made use of their amen Mason's name having been placed to a letter not intended for him. I was javtified in notes the sames of the pare alluded to by the ooaditional pormibdon I had ved • Alderman Copeland have dna what I ooseldar a pet& daty, and have [becalms nothing further tally is the teethe. The worthy alderman here retired. Mr. Horns was shout to enter upon another atatetneet, when he was reminded by Alderman Salomon that the businees of the day had not been dispmed of, and that the public were waiting to be releeeed from further attesednare. CLERICENWELL. Joseph Pomeroy, described se &joiner and Elizabeth Sophia Pomeroy, his wife, were charged with being in poems* of counterfeit coin and coining Implements, at 18, Little Warmer- Street, Clerkenwell. Mr. Pollard, from the office oaths solicitor of the Treeemy. =d for the prosecution, and Mr. Pater, barrister, for the of the res. Mr. James Brannan said—l live at 39, Itheinor-Mast, St. Lakes. I was formerly an inspector of police of the division. Oa Tuesday, the 13th Dec. inst., about 3 o'clock la the afternoon, in aonsequence of information received and direetioes given me, I proceeded to No. 18, Little Warne/r -etreat, Clerkenwsl, accompanied by Inspector Bryon; division, and a number of other constables. The wrest door was open, and we went upstairs to the first floor beck, the door of which I forced open. When I entered the room I saw the female prisoner sitting before a dear brie s S e lz and she drew her right hand from a bag which wee by the side of the fire. I saw the bag swinging. She pat her left hand towards the fire, on which was an hen spoon with molten maul in it. I took the (stale primer by the shoulders and pulled her away from the fire. and gave her into the custody of Inspector Bryant. Whoa the female prisoner saw me, she said, "Oh:I Mr. Brannan ;" end I said, ' You see, Mrs. Pomeroy, we has come to pay you a visit." In answer to that the kneels prisoner said " Wall, Mr. Brennen, I cannot help it. I am driven to You hate known me since I was a little gul." And then she said, "Jos" meaning her husband, " has driven se to it, and also my little girl too, that is new at Colney Hatch Asylum. I never knew how to make it until he taught me, before I wee married." She then called to s little boy in the next room to go and fetch her husband from a beer-shop op posite. I then instructed Sergeant Brannan to 'apprehend , the male prisoner. I then proceeded to search the room, and in the beg before alluded to I fated a plaster of Paris mould for making sixpence., and which was quite hot. On the table I found three counterfeit thrpenothwnich were hot, a gales% batten a jar containing strati amid , a small fills with white metal in the teeth, a knife with plaster of Paris sdharbeg to it, end a piece of cloth castle in the form of a pad, and quite hot. In a cupboard in the room I found a galvanic battery plate, a piece of glass which was greasy, and with pleater of Paris adhering to it, three pieces of copper wire, which appeared to have been dipped in some strong acid min tics, some pleater of Parte in powder, two tins conteintng a composition for darkening the counterfeit coin, and a bottle °staining strong acid. At that time the aisle rinser was brought to the room by Sergeant Brannae, and be (the male prisoner) said to me, "Hallos, Mr. Brennen, what are you doing in my room l'" I geld, " Joe, I have had instructions from the authorities of the Mint to pav you a visit." He old, " You know I wee acquitted the last." I said, " Whether you ought to have been is another thing, for you have had a pretty long TIM" He replied, " You were never clever enough to get me to rights." I said, "It you are not to rights now, as you sail It, you may be eases day." He the made a rush at the table on which I had pieced the articles I had hued, but he wespulled back and taken to the landing, where he wee searched by Sergeants Beans and Brannan. He then said, "1 could be ca my oath I have not been in here since a little before one to-day: I now produce all the articles I have 'pekoe of. Some evidence having bees given by other allows, Pelice-constatile Elliott, 104 0, said—While the two pi toners were in the welting-room of the court, I heard the male prisoner say to his wife in a low toes of sloe, " When you go inside, tell the magistrate you had no money when I went out, and that the worse In the adjoin- iag room lent you the money to get the things, and that will get me oat of it." I then sold, ' I have hand what you basher saying to your wife, and I shall tell the megtetrate when Igo held. . " He said I could say what I The (tole then took me aside and asks to me ; but sated her if she wished her husband Mims She said " Yes." I this called the male prisoner, sad the bale t ies I do not as oi l y I should beer the blame all myself • he was doing it two years before I mended hint and be L ist me." The male prawns then mid to her, " Yon am. a liar." She replied, " You know ft is true; you have told me to do them, and many a time you has knocked me down when I have not had them ready for you." The mete prisoner war then about to advance to the female, when I got between them, fearing he would strike her. The prisoners said they should reserve their defence. Mr. Tyrwhitt fully cianmitted the prisoners to the Central Criminal Court for trial. voLirrns coati. No case requiring a report was herd in this court to-day ; bat after the court rose hie Romer eat et • fend, chambez t ti i hear an applicatioa in the name of the trustees of called the "G. B. B. Pend," which was oestributed the former volunteer berm of these prises, kneed during the old war, and now adenbsistend order • scheme ht Chimney for the survivors and widows and children of the ramabera of the old corps. Boma of the trustees, it appeared, die:approved of the present am) , "cation to his Honour, which wee to apply the fund in aid of the voltmeter rife movement new in program in their perishes. The existbsg menu gave liberty to apply to the court for the fund in certain exigencim of the nation. The Master of the Rolle said that he did not deem the exhibits from the War-office es proving that the government regarded the present stale of affairs ouch as would justify the relinquishment of the fund by the trustees for the purposes now suggested, and he con- Mimed that lbw!, exigencies had not arisen within the terms of the scheme, and refused the application. The application was supported by the solicitor for the trustees; Mr. Wickens appeared for the Attorney. General; sad eased the &renting trustees attended in person, in cluding Mr. Bogen, of the Chancery bar, and were desirous of being beard, if necessary, in opposition to the application now male. The Muter of the Rollo, however, without hearing decided against those of the trustees who now &P l at through their ioltaitsra. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dtc. 21. Sitting, at Niel Prise Ist Loodos.—(Baton the Lord Chief 'wake sad 4444 Juries.) lUD W. ILICLLY MID °THEM. This which occupied the court the whole of Tuesday, was yesterday. Mi. erring Perry, Wt. Joyce, and Mr. Gibbose, Pow the plntlff ; Kr. Y. Chambers, Q.C., Peres&rff, end kir. Msleolm, for the detsadams. This wee an action twins the endow{ rums, Yam. Barclay and Co., kr sarrepreesotations through their agent, Mr. Moore, as to the value of the lease sad goodwill et • pnWlo-house called the Duke of Grater, whereby the pilaff was Induced to probate the same. It would seem that the plaintiff, before taking the Duke et Graftos, had occupied the George, in St. Mary Am, for shoat twelve reenthe, and although new to the bushier, I had worked that house es eaceentully se to realise a clear profit of 4401. For sore cause he then gave up the house, bat shortly after ks became anxious to get into another. With that view he stages he consulted Mr. Moore, the broad clerk" of the defendants—plaintiff having been 'applied with beer by the Masers. Smoky whilm in the econpatlon of the George—se to informing him of a desirable hems to go into. In return Mr. Moore strongly moos ' reeded the Duke of Grafton as • house WWI* the monthly harems mounted to 2601. Acting on the soggeations of Mr. Moen plaintiff agreed to give 2,9501. tor the lame and =1 of Doke of Grafton, which is in the New-road, heeding over to the Mears. Barclay the sun of 4401., the moan! of plaintiff's savings whilst at the George. la aaplaaailaa it should be stated that the home was mortgaged to the Mere. Burley for a sum of 2,8811. 12a. Bd. by the farmer onspanta, end for this mortgage the plaintiff became reepresilde. The difference between that and the sum of 2,9601. above referred to was made up in orb, Gilded to whisk Ms pklntiff paid over s farther sum of 4401. to the defeadents. On the 9th of March, 1868, the plaintiff entered into preemies of the brae, and from the Tuesday to the Saturday to that week his takings were only 21. • day, that wee evidently far ebort of 2501. • month. Under these cir amstincee plaintiff wrote to Moore, complaining of the re mit Moore upon that recommended him to effect °arils repairs sad alterations in the premieee, which would men render the briars dourishiog. Accordingly plaintiff at one dosed the home end expanded a sumof between6ool. and 8001. on repairesad alteratkiaas. The honmeremained closed for two months, and daring the first mouth after reopening the tskinge certainly improved, rising to about 1351. per mouth, but slue that they gradually declined estd, be the month of December, when, Mr. Reid, being *holy mined, upon the ad** of Mr. Moore, be mak en aseguseeet of his interest Is the house for She liesedt of hie creditors. Mr. Reid,* just meld, wee steely raised by the undertaking. la the drat place the MIK which be had saved out of the George" was gess them he bed in debts to the extent of between 8001. and Via ; end hely. he wan liable to the Mears. Barclay firth. meetgage at 1,11601. What the *Stiff, therefore, Nought by thee melee wee to be placed In the same situation la whir he was Were he had been induced by the mia reponessielies of the deftsdeate anent to embark is so dia meter as tostorpries. The plaintiff clearly proved that the badness of the home bad been falling away for several years, e.g that the three or fear last ocoupanta had lost largely by it. The oecapie houndiately preceding the p/sintiff had lesl r orate as 1,9001. by the hones, and that such wan the alteneere of the Doke of Grafton the defer:dente were well awes. Gee witness said the house would hare been dear ▪ 2,11001. Os the pert of the defendants It was stated that the plain tiff bad not been induced to take the house by Moor*. The had first beard of the house through the brokers, wWy lied Co. and he had had ample opportunities of Isseadag particulars with regard to it from Brown, the =*mat, who took him over the house. All that ba ed Ike' wee to *form plaintiff, is answer to his *- tinkles dies the ream of the Meer.. Barclay, for tee eoppled to the home, were from 801. to M. per month. Meer right bar mkt that under a man like the plaintiff the beetara of the Duke of Orafton was Capable of bring waded up to 2001. a =math, but he had never stated the pent takings were 2801. As for the returns from spirits and other things, he had distinctly referred him *the thee tenant, Brown, and his distillers, se upon that edge* be (Moore) maid give no information. Moore had sew advised the shanties in the house • on the ociatrm he reasty disapproved of Ito having been iter4osed .... t . l • pre el two months, whilst they were sad he that clecutustance defetclants attribatera;s7 temeare the plaintiff s ultimate want of moms. At the same goes had the plaintiff been in pose:mks of capital to go into the bast markets, the eaterprise would still have been cesehl. Above all, whet possible motive could the defendaata have bed In instigating to his ruin one in who* swam they Wee strong as interest ? After a retirement of about • quarter of an hour the jury esteemed with a verdict for the plainuff, and it was thes speed theft should be refenrei to a member of the bee to decide as to the actual loser and liabilities roared by the sad which by the verdict of the jury are to he rode I rod bvl d i n e d p er i dr:: so se h thet the w plaintiff may be Ma- COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Dsc. 21 Olean the hedge Ordinary.) EMS W. STOW 1.-CUSTO. Is this tem (which has shindy bees repotted) the jur► found a verdict for the elefeedent, and thus eliMblisked the will in dispute. Sir C. Crewmen now said that as then bud not been shown the slightest ground for impeaching the capacity of the testator, or for imputing fraud or undue influence to the party sating up the instrument, he should condemn the plaintiff in all the COMM. IM SMII GOODS OP WILLIAM JOSIAH GOULD BARRETT, DEC SASZD, Tha daessiod hod beenl;t:;iiibis only daughter, in the Royal Chartar, but he had loft a widow in Australia. Undo? Owe divandsooss, Dr. Swabs" Moved that admintetration be granted to the sasilme IGs. Barrett, who wee in England. . The court at present saw no reason to doubt that the ae masa had left a will ha Australia, and tharefors refused the appliceeiss. COURT OF BANKBUPTCY.—Dsc. 21. (Dodoes Kr. (keerelsolcuer BobsIL) 171 1117PAPIAS AID kiIItICAN num /11111 , 1 NO cOll - (uterrsa). Tile wee a sitting foe dtvidesd. It woo stated that Kr. D•wards, the eS keidiseee, led 'ahead a suns of 26,0001., =the porta& et • sale elf the eceepasy's ships; and • ewe d 26,0001. is expected to be reabsed hoot bills. The amoset of proofs spinet the Mae has sot yet been seceriebtril. MraTnTtlater. tendered a proof for 7481., on behalf of the Patent Fuel Company, for eosin supplied to the Lady Joce lyn, upon the order of Cantata Slid. The Fuel Commay had sued Megan. Croekey and Co. for the amount, but had discontinued the melon on the understanding that the credi tors of the Shipping Company would be paid 20e, in the pound. The proof ma admitted. A proof tendered by Mr. Aden, of Southatoptoo, for 2,0001., on detenturm of the company, moored by mamma ca moos of the shim, wee next discussed. The tremeotkon spawned to bee eery complicated one. The bon& bed come less Mr. Atha** possession by sesignment from Moon. Creeks,. la mom to tho Court, Mr. Lielblieer stated that. Mr. Aelatt had also claimed against the trustees under the mortgage. Mr. Lawrence, who appeared for creditors, wee wining thee a Mahn Mould be put on the proceedings for the amount, cameo( beteg supplied that entice of the amigsment of the isimaterr bed been g ive . TIM wee doss, sad the claim wee mdimiNed sooordagly. A obbeelMr. De Mottos, foe 1,3001.1 a moose la which he bed bums moority for tie usaysay Theme ;founded spied fa the Adodralty Coart—wse eibeiMed • en woe deo see of VMS y Yew Demo% the solicettie I. the Ns pea y h that mean. Mr. Liddeler seed he wee runeetod to oteatka the clam dew if the directors of the co epsey for c 61., for far. TM dire demedere had beta paid. Sr. Samosa .abduct that the director Wog am of dm comply amid set etdm esslost the toad, whack wr y. ear the prow if midi lora. P rr i eaberigle else demised to the old., ea Wulf of eberthelikme, oho be ail bed maw bees s piety to the emeopeemet y dish the dhemere pdd thesoadvire. Ilb. Lakhdor odd die ;quest hod bees macuoaed by • pastel atatlag el ilisfesprq. TM rim Mod mar. Mr. liskbAse dos sobiled a prod, ca behalf of 31...... Civilly sod So., Mr MAK ii. opt Um ths IM THE S4ILOIB OP TBZ 111111 CASS ROYAL. - - The following petition to the government in favour of the sellers mewed to imprmasnent for the distortesee on board her Majesty's ship Princes. Royal, is in circulators amen the merchant. and bankers of the City, and seems likely to be segued by almoet every flea : "To the Qmen's morn Esralleat Ma The petition undersigned t= rs, " e humble of the dersigned neer cheats. and others, in the city of London sad its neigh. baurboA, hut Ably sbowertb, Ttigt your petitioners bete observed with deep nine that a body of seamen belonging to your Majesty's navy, upward. of 100 in number, and who recently composed a portion of the crew swing on board your Mvirety's ship the Princess Royal, an now undergoing lunnsoninnt in the meaty pop at Winchester for an olfvnoe against dis cii . . ••• lUM your petitioners do not desire to impugn the jus tice or propnety of the sentence panted upon the utdividuals in question Ly a wart of ',Aliquots and competent authority mit variedicuom ; "But your petitioners are under the conviction that the dieser which gave ries to the proceedings was sot the result of a mutinous or ineubordinate spirit existiog on the part of the men reevionsly to its commission, bat of momentary disappointment at the announcement of the recall of an order for leave under .ease dry trying circuroetences "Thin your petitioned, entertaining three seatimenta, humbly hope that your Majesty will be of opinion that the dotes indcr sad discipline hen been sufF,icatly vindicated by the iwprismarneet which has been already undergone by Me afforded, end that raw Majesty will see dt to exorcise your Modety's tot al prerogative of mercy in their favour. "And your petitioned will ever pray, so." THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE MOVEMENT. Own Seams Betospo.—The Secretary to the Audit 001 • Corps has raraid, through the Lord Limn sant of the county, • comonnistion ttour the ftaratary of State f,r War, rating that Mr Majesty ham bees plowed to accept the eseviceeed dr Chit Servies Come, whisk will nu as the 2lst Dltddleeea. The Woods will he Armed of com panies a the eff, , ive renben of the radar Civil Service Corp. In Loudon, mob canonry bong equipped, drilled, colored, and tally °rambled by its own corm or club, ood W geseral afar. of the corbelled form will he mrasyed by • council ol memo/Wm boo each of the corps comossies. fYnirWS ST. Luau's, Wormtmsns.—The committee of this corps meet is the Veary-hill, Piccadilly, every Them day at 4 o'clock, Or the &watch of huskier, as well at to receive couribodome and @ford say iolormatfon relative to the of the won The tadnowensoonts to upwards of .., sod nearly 100 effective renhure being scrolled, it will be observed, ce reference to or edartising columns, that si ramaneste have hem mods be iramdtate drilling. The mins et Bari tioemor, the Nat. Prohniak Byag, and Wavy Orahll, Esq , appear area the OM el decays rombers. Ffasr SCaltni.—A meeting was held yesterday erreniag at the Swam Stockwell, for the purpose of andsting In the Monosson of • Stock well and South Lambeth consgrd 1 to battalion with the let Surrey Regiment; Mr. W. Ras M.P., la the chair. Mr. Dighy Seymour M.P., wee else present. The mom was very fall, and daraerethme need of the ale,. ops enlivemed the proceedings during the omen.. of the eresulig, by perfansieg the regimental Birch end Mbar ohm The charmer (who wore the unifies Ms prime' the lot Beney)erdel henspesred in a public end la a pri vets eltereeler. He dame 'Mere them feeling It to be the they limey UM to eon" irward and join in the great movement new as foot, and that the men of Stockwell should not he ire baskward than others uy this enrollment of volunteers we wan trembled to do the dudes of soklime with out potting the vestry to say expense beyond the cost of the cram; and he begged to inform the meeting that the government hod bottled its intention of providieg the whole of the elfin numbed by volunteers, tweed of only 50 per cast. (Cheers.) Rrfei ring to must dangers be mid that all knew that France west to on for an idea, sod that • few petaled weeds stokes to the /teeters sinister deluged Linalleedy with bayonets. It err the duty of all therefore to Gene In ward end hrmly establials the movement, witch was fat pre , ler.ble to lug. *tending armies, no taxation being needed to support It. Slr. Dien Seymour moved a reenlshea to the erfsa that the peace of the country was beet InsiOnnilifid by the esublahmest of volouneer companies. He MUM not asderetneol how any man who was • himacifel reformer could oppose din great national underneath's._ Mr. Wm. Gr by seconded the raeolutoot, • hich was reented seas. roe. Mr. George Taylor prupo.cf and Captain Moue rum dled a weolutton to the effect that the meeting pledged half to g 4,. orrery support to the formation of a therein corps. The neolatlon wan prowl unasientmely. Mr. Nedey, the bon. escreesey, read • lOW from Bores Van Amino, and from the rector of the parl.h. Mr. Drew, promising their support. It was else stated that 60 of Mr. Reopell's workmen had shady bean enrolled. VICTORIA (IST IIifIDDLIARX).—Ltst night a 00t minis anestieg of this corps, whose numbers are augmented with apwerda of 30 new ressebee •eekly, wee hide at M. John'e-rood Limpid's, for the purpose of taking We NW aideration can to matters., and to decide upon carrying ent • former decision if the conned for making the nocessiwypre parationa for the Nuipterst of a troop of volunteer manned whs. modes to the Cape Mounted Riess, to act hi sansiert with the regiment ; for the engagement of a tram tend ; for the formation of four additional conapsules for the corps ; and for the carryieg oat of prirearattom to celebrate the extraordinary prosperity of the Victoria Rides by a public uJI on air xieneimocale. The colonel of the regiment, his than the Doke of Wellington, wee expected to attend, bet In ease•quence of hie unavoidable abeam through • widen attack of lowbego, the milled of the contemplated formation of four additional ocinipardes, and the eller sateen were briar wondered and further pom posed for the attendance of his grace. It was announced that numerous syndrome had seat in their mom as mem - s" . here fee the mounted rides .ho ars to be armed with the breseh-loader. This soot movement prosier to be owned out with the resent .acmes. Oa the preseut occasion estrerel nose. of raosbers were received for the troop of mounted rides, arid a considerable body of sew members were entAled is lb* corps. Afterwards the committee ad journed to toe extensive drill room is the barracks, which the gresimest be. moo ern:Welly fitted up and extensively with gas specially for the um of the cwye. The.. wens about 410 snows mown. • bran bend of 17 par tommere was present tor Wang tasted, with the view to ea depsesent by the corps. GREAT . ORTHERN RAILWAY.--A pfelimillary circular has been addressed by Kr. asymogr Clarke, the genera rowans' of this railway, to all reeks of the Gnat Northern Railway Company's employ!, at the lEisge-cross terminus, to elicit the general kiting, and secortela bow far le degree:ant arsoent gum the dears he earolrestet us voluntem nfigeen. The advantages mestemplated la be ottertti an.--As outfit and a ins sicaissine to thous who may he unable or negilliog to °attribute to ths sops.., thereof , and a partial outfit and reduced entrame tee and enbeortigion to thou, who may wish to beers and an lbw whole of the outlay. It is expressly that the official nature of lb. invitation rimy not bs contralti into a deemed, but that those who join may do so from purely loyal sad patriotic motives. A large number of persune have given in their names, including moat of the chief oMosn of the essential, met it is coafidently anticipated that ahoold the reaciimof thedireotory he obtained, materials for • large and highly tab tent corps will be speedily forthcoming. Celre/Al. PALACZ.—The great holiday of Monday ant le likely to be on of the days of large attendances at the Crymal Pokes. besides the extraordinary agnotions en amored by wthertgenteet, it is undentord that peculiar Mann attaches to the occasion from its being the intention of several of the leading Rifle brigades to proceed to the Palace o• gut day. The London ittlie Brigade, now nearly 1,000 groug, bare issued an order for • parede to be timed at Guildhall at 10 o'clock a.m., for the purpose of proceeding to the Palate, eneornpaMed by the regiment band. The First Surrey Ride Corn, with their band, will also attend. Many other corps, In town and country, will likewise he repent:stud. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Dac. 21. OZOLOGT.—EXAMINATION FOR PROYIAMONAL CZSTIFICATIM—H. M. Andonioa, Corm; B. B. Bakar, Tranity ; G. A. H. Boot, Jolts's; H. IL linter, Trinity; •T. W. Smut, TAO); R Brat, Casta'o; I. N. Butte. 'Natty; E. Cliieb.ter, Trinity; •R. D. Cbadlattb. ChM's; J. Colby, CJs.; 00, M. Caine% Jibes; W. W.P. Duna, Jeba's • M. Geary, Cara;p J. Grons, Joba'n• D. N. Hew, Tr i nity; D. Innis. Trisity ; 0. Lutanist*, Tailry; itl. R. Marshall, Trinity. B. gm" Chrint'a• C. Illiskbg, TANI' y ; T. Mirobonse, Clan; J. R. Ntehthou, ttn; O.K. Pony. TratitY J. R. Priat, Cbrin't; P. G. aisrv, Jokes; W K. ri , rnsfiTiti, Trinity ;b. K. Crier, Tnaity ; W. W..l4er, .0. Warkw, Join's* J. Wetherell, H. F. Wollry , Etantoonsi. initionta to whose tomes as aorrirk it razed paned to eft c edit. —Adam 6.d wit mad Clarks C. Bableinsa, atomisers, eaaniamaka i,r oho rerlidoata of um n ig h. Prehtiorit lantstrEt botinkloa Monday, Jaa.2o,at 10 aJa.. ha is essairbeessi. [Advertionseata—Erries (HOIRTOPATEC 1111 , Onosa—Thr ousel* assialisk Nil W WNW mum al ad. or lb- is ma. IP& T i tt a. j/111 Nee la MOM .Jams fliaxkl. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LimPooL, Dix. 21. (Bdon Yr. Judos WIN.) DART 11. TEE LANCASNIRN AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COXPAMT. Mr. Davy. • oommercial traveller, brought an action agalust the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company for injuries sustained in • Million on the Its. of that company. Mr. ldward lame*, Q.C., sad Mr. Pope appeared for the plaintiff; Mr. Moak, Q.C., and Mr. Wheeler represented the defendants. _ _ _ The plaintiff was • commercial traveller, who had been for some time In the employment of Meeers:Harrieons end Crow field, tea merchants, London, from whom be was receivinde salary of 7601. • year. On the 12th of May last he had ad ' mien to go, in the course of hie business, from Manchester to Bradford. Ile went by the defendant.' railway, and having completed his basins La Bradford was returning by the same line to Manchester. The railway passed through a tunnel ; and whilst the ,rate in which the plaintiff travelled was in Um tunnel a delay took place from some canna, and the carriages were brought to • stand-still. While thus stationary, and in the dark, another train tooting up ran into it, and the plaintiff who est in a second-class carriage, was hang oat of his lest with great Apiece.. He received considerable injuries to his knees and other ports of his perms. Be bad put himself under Quotas of Dr. White head, of Manchester; and went by hie advice for • month to Blackpool, and thin to Ilkley Wens. After leaving the latter place, believing himself somewhat recovered, he at tempted for Ave weeks to purism his business, but found him self incapable, and had, therefore, to give It up. He then, and still, suffered, not only in his physical frame but from an intense nervousness and • loss of memory, which In eapeedtsted him from following oat his business avocations. Oa the 26th of October he mired a letter from Messrs. Harrison. and Croseeld, informing him that as he wee usable to perform his business duties they considered his employ ment with them at an end, and had, therefore, appointed another piston to conduct the business in the Manchester dis trict for them. During the time he wee at Blackpool and I . l=Wella he had not been paid his salary. He was , and had four children. The action was, therefore, brought to recover damages for the leas and injuries elm tidned through the negligence of the defendants' servants. The defame was merely addressed to the amount of damages. The jary found for the plaintiff, with 1,4001. damages, at the same time expressing their opinion that railway com panies ought to keep lights in their carriages while passing Wove' Smash. ?SE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Zdw,n Bourhtr was br oug ht up for final examination upon a charge of stealing two cJeba of carpenters tools, value 541, Whinging to Messrs. Heiman& and Co., 17, Laurence Powatney-hill, merchants. At the DODO:1510D of the last examination, the Lord Mayor his opinion that there had been collusion between Atltasen (Heinntarsb and Co.), the prisoner ' and a third piety, to obtain the goods from Meows. Sorby, of Sheffield, eai Mr. Hops, the prisoner:le solicitor, now handed in a letter which bad belga shirred to him by Atkinson, stating that la earegusacw el the goods In question having been claimed by Mews. Baby ss their property, it was not his (Atkin emes) bend= to proceed any further against Boucher. Tbe primate wee therefore discharged. itedHereried Remich, a native at Leipsic, described as an Bidet, of Little Earl-sweet. /lobo, wee charged with being secreted Is Mallia's Hotel, Ironmonger•buse, supposed with latent to commit a felony. John W. Harris, porter to Mr. Mackay, proprietor of the hotel, said that about five deli& that morning, while in the kitchen, he heard a scrambling sort of noise in the adj.,ining coal cellar, but as he thought it might be the cam, took no notioe'd it. A few minutes later, however, be heard a noise ea of 'something heavy rolling down the coals, and was going to see what It was, when the door was suddenly burst open, sad the prisoner rushed past him into the kitchen. Thinking be *Olt be s burglar amid with a knife or some other deadly weapon, whams Judged It best not to tackle Ma la perm; so, locking the door of the kitchen, he went ter a patients, who found the primmer secreted under a hew of timber, and took him into custody. The prisoner ail be bad mew to the hotel for a bed overnight. but that was aka end so doubt he had secreted burnish in the cellar Wine the bean was doted. Mr. W. M'Dowall, wermercial traveller, said he slept at hotel, on the second floor, and went to bed about eleven efekte the night before. About half-past three be was = to b l y hearing the door of his room open, he having to bolt it, and on looking up raw the prisoner, who serded a candle, enter the room, upon which he ried, "Milloa, there!" and the prisoner immediately retired. I It wee wane one who had mistaken his room, wham tack no tanker notice of it and went to sleep *gide. Pig, 449, said he was called in end took the primer warisig, as described by the first witness, and Wet ea eassike dr primmer he found on him two candles (sae si which bad been partly burnt) Nome Inciters, some papers, laciall=emport, hat DO money. The abeeed not to understand the English Wa gons% sag la swim of an interpreter were accordingly WWI hidemanieltion, and the prisoner then said (through the lehagegier) that he had come to London by steam-packet at this peeler day, end went to iris hotel to sleep, and that as be was onlieles from a stomach complaint he got up in the alghti seta/..1t. IMk• to see if he could find the weer gad get • mg et coin ; gee finding the porter in the kitchen, he went to look kw hen la the cellar, and that was how he came to be taken into emitodv. Alderman Wilson—(who eat lior the Lord Mayor)—Ask his how be came into that gen tlem an's room. Interpreter—He says he hod been to look for the steward owe before and not finding him, he went intotbe gentlemen's room to get some drink. Mr. Aldermen Wilson—That's altogether unlikely. Haley, 449—He told me that he hal been lodging at the Whoa Coffee-house, Little Berl street, Soho, and upon going there I found he had been a lodger for the last fortnight, but left yesterday afternoon. Mr. Alderman Wilco that his whole statement he. is entirely Wes. la.retar—He says he hex got into a very bed bushing in Loudon, and that he bee suffered a good dell from his °ma plaints, which be hopes will act in mitigation. Mr. Alderman Wilson—There can be no doubt at all that he bas got into a very bad business • but however bed his health might be, that could not ju s tify him in a robbery, which he no doubt contemplated. Mr. Goodman—His passport, I see, was rigid on the 24th July for London. Mr. Alderman Wilson—And no doubt he has been here ever slaw, although he now pretends not to understand the lan guage. He mast go to prison and hard labour for three months. Received for the poor-box T.." per Messrs. Courts cad Co., 3d. fie. • W. Roupell, Esq.. M.P., 101. 10s. • aim a ooa , tribotlon frOm Mr. Ex-SherWerell of ten chald rona of coke. GUILDHALL. Alderman Copelandettended before Alderman Salomon*, the presiding magistrate, and made the following statement : —"lt will be in the recollection of the court that an Saturday lad I made a communication with reference to the Equitable levaHmrnt end Reversionary Company (Limited), of which Corinth Hobson, of the 11011. Rut India Company, had been aired a seat in the direction by the promoter, Mr. Harris, who at the same time referred Captain Hobson to Alderman this Jae. Dulte, Ban., M.P , Samuel Haydon, Esq., a beaker sf Guildford, and Duncan Dunbar Esq., as persons who had ormeented to become directors of the scheme. Oa that ma sks I studiously avoided all mention of Mr. Hayden beyond reeding It in the letter but with regard to Hr J. Duke and Drams Dunbar, H ut., I had their positive manna aid they not only had nothing to do with the pro posed sompeny, but that they did not even know any stoat it. On Tuesday last lie. Harris and a person n Smith called upon me. The former wee violently excited, and I will not say that he threatened me, bat hie language and manner intimated law proceedings. He said that Mr. Smith wee about to proceed to Guildford to see Mr. Haydon en the subject, and that I should hear something further that would satisfy me that Mr. Haydon had permitted bite name to be used as it had been. Since that interview I have received the following letter from Mr. Haydon, which will show how far Mr. Harris's statement wee correct : " Guildford, Dec. 19. " Sie,—Having noticed in the Tia 444 of to-day your men tion of my risme (rather mis-spelt) in coonexion with those at Sir James Dade end Mr. D. Defier, I think it right to Miens you that I have ham eaavimed to join the company lamed, those gentlemen, with others, beviag been mentioned as cepaisant of, and favourable to, the preiret. Like them, bewever, I (bees given no sanction fur the placing of my hems IS the dinotios, and, though of small value ea • public, ism M omegariess with them, think it right to join my pro bing with theirs against the unauthorised use of anyone's none.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, "PILL Aldermen Copeland, "8. Alm Mr. Harris and Mr. Smith waited on tee, the former MM bs bsd every moon to believe that Mr. Doer Thin her would teams • trustee, and I therimpos pat myself in communication with that gentleman, and marked fns him the following anoint . " 60, l'orebootor.totroco, Dee. 21. . 4 My door sir —I Dever beard (..• far as I know) of the I. I. sad B. fikospany moil I remand your note feces Ovals Hebron, and sow my name to my satoniskmost tia do Laic I ourtohl/ 110.0( gave my consent to beware • &MSc sad truing, adeod I Invariably refuse all such opplastiess, as 1 will art act s port in robbing the publlo, lift which Istatice alartaths of flume an THAMES. John Runs!!, aged 27, o 1 No. 9, Grove-street, Stepney, was charged with violently meaulting a young woman calling herself Elizabeth Russell, but whom real some is Young. The complainant, whose hoe was severely lacerated and bruised, and whose eyes were blackened, said that she had cohabited with the prisoner for some time, and went out washing end cluing for their joist maintena nce, for be very seldom did any work. On the previous afternoon she received • bundle of limn to nub trout a lady. The prisoner was with her, end she had • phitot beer with him. She asked him to carry home the bundle of Men, which he refused to do, and cana -1 =mod abasing her. saying he was not In the practice of carrying boodles. On reaching home he sated with great violence, and re-commenced his bad language, and said to the landlady of the house that she (the complainant) was dennk, end threatened to kick her. She stooped down on the Meer to light the fire, when the prisoner turned her over end kicked her In the moms* causing her interim pan. She ogled out " Murder," sad be mid I'll learn you to call eat minder " and kicked her repeatedly several dew, and then took the poker from the firepleco and struck her across theft". with it, inflicting a severe wound, and calming two black ayes. He also took ue a razor and brandished it in front of her throat, saying that was the way he would do for her. and beat her with his Sate and kicked her out of doors. Mr. Yardley—Has he ever beaten you before ? The poor woman, who sobbed loudly, and appeared to be In great pain, said—Oh, yes, often sir. I took out • sum mons against him for beating me, which was to be heard on theft of November twelvemonths, end he promised not to ilium me again, end I did not wear solast After the complainant's evidence had been tally corrobo rated, Mr. Yardley said to the primmer—There is no doubt what is to be done with yea—newt whatever. I hope when you came out of prison that that unhappy woman will not Mooch • simpleton as to return to you and live with you again. I convict you of en aggravated assault upon • woman, end slat testa you to sin mouths' imprisonment and bard labour In the Haase of Correction. Altar the prisoner was removed the complsinant sad her witnesses said the prisoner bad threatened to murder her on obtaining his Enmity it she ever caused him to be imprisoned, and that he bad used the most sanguinary threats. Mr. Yardley directed that the prisoner should be brought beck and said to him—l order you to end bail on the expira tion of your imprisonment to keep the peace for six months longer, roomed In 1001., and two substantial householders to 691. each. HORRIBLE ATROCITY AT SHIPLEY.—The borrible detail. of the Laindine tragedy Is Francs have found, we are sorry to report, • wallet is Derbyshire. For some time pest it has bees known to several of her neighbours that a young dressmaker, residing at Shipley, named Sarah Aldridge, bad been CROCOIii. A few days ago it was noticed that 'balm poorly, s od bad evidently been delivered, bat aerating lied known with respect to the child. The rumour manhood themes of ikperlnteadent iludson,whoettonoe took mesattrestolaves girds the matter and the result was the arrest of the peas woman Sarah A bridge, and her mother, who le known by the semi mae. At the inquest, on Saturday, Mr. Hudson stated that after • good deal of prevarication both by the mother and &righter, the former said to him, It was not • whole child. Oa Monday "Leek my daughter went upstairs, sad after • short time cried out, and when I went up the child was in the chamber utensil, and I whipped it up, and took it out mad baited It in the c o rner of the garden newsman pee-rods" The body was found buried In the garden, sad Dr. Amos described from the post mortars examined= 66 bad made of the body, that the child had received several ht jeriell, sad bad bees buried alive, from the trace of earth baying penetrated into the lunge and wind-pipe sad in the head. The Coroner, after reworking to the jury that Use elder prisoner alone was liable, then summed up tie seldom * and tae jury at once returned a verdict of " Wiled warder against Sarah Aldridge the elder," who was then committed to mks bee trial at the anises.—Marrehevter Orardiars. [Advertiattneot.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Oterame.—Coreametem hole.* levadabir iv , vvadal bfervat deland. aere&. Ina mammal aid therbev. The alterative sad lento tassesee or Bawer . . rnrabrltt. remodm owe/er the a atom I. time ravalaable trvdaltea • wane al thaw j=tal s Pal m m. be remmentort ; ad at the mese thee ne trickly lathed at Wee tote a riar ~as talk me &mu tetba is arm egereve oboe vied agar wailed wlll==, = " v a rdrytne The twofold eSeet el Che s t . taeett 6 • elmege fat De Mier is Awned elMla • wet led the NOremeemi AMMO oregrentet The appetite Velum. t ir ibe: a. taim Me eumes.tai tis burgis wassiz nout TEE PIRR AT A OAS WORKS IR DUBLIN; We briefly stated in our impression of Tuesday that a fire of a most destructive character had broken oat the previous morning at the Hibernian Gas Works, Dublin. TM amuse in Mum it originated hes not yet been arm- Moly determined, but it ippon that sir immense tank ormedaing garter burst, owing to the week, of the heat. The hoops which held the teak partway at about four o'clock in the morning, although there had Imes no meson to anticapate such an accident, and the tar rushed out In a torrent, Bowing over the yard. Sack a quantity after 'moped that the ground for some distanoe was covered to the depth of three feet, and some men ware knocked down, but not much hurt, by the rued of the Said meas, which entered the retort house, house where it is believed that it caught fire. The alarm wee given by the foremen to the police, and in a short epees of time severel firosegtoes were on the spot. In the meantime, however. the conflagration assented a very 'Mons appearance, apreeding to tared the large gas-holders In anti& was con tained a supply of gm intended to be consumed during the day. The result was, se might be expected, that these ex ploded with a loud noise. /stoat 6 o'clock the polio, and =Non engines arrived, and wage worked se sets se pos bay a number of men, under the direction of Mr. Crofton end Mr. Inspector Boyle. The flames oonsmunkated to two other gm-holders, one of which exploded shortly afterwards. A good supply of water was obtained from the berm of the canal, but owing to a severe frost it was found very diffi cult to work the engines. Some idea of the eavaity the frost may be formed from the fact that If any engine Mapped working for • few minutes the pipes and the hose became an stopped within, that it was no easy matter to sit it working Mrsin. On account of this hot water bad to be used by the polies-engine in order to have a continuo= stream playing upon the burning MUG. Great service wee done by the ma of the 22nd Regiment, whom the commanding cam at one sent from Beggar's-bush Barracks, at the:request of Mr. Crofton. Two hundred men were almoet immediately oa the spot and worked the various engines. The results of the Ire would have been much more merlons , , and the damage to property much greater, but for the exertions of them men. A Morehouse containing 400 tone of coal, which at one time it was feared would have been lost, was eared by the vigorous manner in which the engines were worked, and the case which was taken to cut off the means of communication. Mr. Gil bert Standen, the active manager of the company, arrived shortly after the fire broke out, and was most persevering in his exertions to prevent the spread of the conflagration. It Is very fortunate that little injury was done to the working de partment. Owing to the extent of the mischief done, some inconvenience may molt as far as the lighting of the city is concerned. The valued the property destroyed =not yet be ascertalosd, but MIA cover several thousand pounds. MARKEL& COTTON.—Ltemooz., Dim 21.—The salsa of ootton to-day ets eatimated Si 6,000 bal . . The wkSi contiattee very doll. Prier ere fay kl. per lb. lower than on Friday last. LEATHER AND HIDES.—The supply of leather this week at Leedashall has been somewhat abridged by the tenant severe weather; bat the limited demand umal at this season of the year was quite satisfied generally with the supply, and consequently there is no alteration In prices. The article in the greatest demand is light English butte, the stock of which is considerably reduced. There wee ao public sale of foreign hides last week, but by private sale there are to report 2,355 dry Rio Grande hides, at 18d. ; 1,000 wilted B. A. bores bides at lle. Od., and 4,000 salte r! Mel bourne hides at old. CORN.—Borrow, Duo. 21.—Tbe supply of wheat was small to-thy, t h e trade firm at le. advance on beet wheat. Inferior ths same.. last week. Bed, 40.. to 44a. ; white, 48s. to 49,. The demand for all kinds of spring corn was limited, and last wrek's rates barely supported. Old beans, 48e saw, 40e. to 420.; peas, blue, 400. to 41e. ; white, 355. to 86s. ; oats, 12 stone, 23e. ; 11 stone, 19.. to 20e. STOCITON-ON-Tlll, Duo. 21.—The supply of grein at market this morning was small. Wheat met a toady sale a U. per 7 over last week's currency. Barley in fair request. Oats rather dearer. Beane met a slow sale, and moat be quoted 6d. to la. per qr. lower. Imports daring the past week :—Oat e, coaetwies, 820 qrs. GLAIGOW, Dun 21.—Wheat sold to a moderate extent during the weak, at fully previous rates. Other article. were the tura against sallies. This day's market was quiet, and rather dimppdrated sellers. Wriest was generally held for the extreme pucee of this day week, but the busise,s was very limited. All other article. were nominally unaltered In value. TILILFFIO RETURNS. an. For Mar Tc4Bl. Told. Worms. spa =Tin drain.l9l9. Walt tadfx Oel. 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Minds", hound to Weltourne. hake her Awes yesterday, end teasbal thr crowed elf Tesuenere, but was towed od, WHAM:Red V the river. eappend without damp; .be enll h, surveyed.—LAveryselp Don 21. Williams Stetson. from WWII, to thb port, wee destroyed hy M Os the la Member. about 1,300 situ froa boll; crew eastaL Liverpool. D.C. 31. !rota Martha, Nro. Its Every mewl that his crone to !his part with oars. tar Ottawas sad dombills Ms been obliged to Wad her carge ben weer broad. berme that Costonshoom would not moor Uwe ter Cott/mg:ha and Moulds. [haft pore being aimed by Mater ot the Preititsat ot tee Cestederatka on the lath Oetoter lest. rad tt Is uncertain bow long tole latooreMenas will last. It kw lately bra downtime by the Is modest* that the mid ports are weld tee the Immo mad impart, bat not for the comaing ado VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Mooting Cloud. from Liverpool for Peraalobvicva Nov. 11,1 at 1 N. los 27 W. Ifortasata. from Liverpool Ire Pernambooo, Nov. 11, let 1 N, loa $7 W. AdVerlieeMellf -THE LONDON AND CHINA Are.% be a summary of news for the wall. of the :am Orders roan be s=i n on the Zith. Vol. I rpm reed,. =nod. f the " London sad in iulegata." nentaining a unman of =We by each man front Chian Jam; and = P.. Eau of andie. =h. =then to Vol. 2 are watt= to a temp of lualea COI= Janet showing telegraph row= and a table n( emanate of earths= with a+r the pat US yearn atilostripttoos See. ewe eneent far the f moth. stle. for the Weer. euthelve of pales*. (Moe, B.T. atiand, Lea den, W.C. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. BROWPf.—Dee. 17. M Eton 1.4 , n. 1;1;11 7 road, lallsetoe, the wife of D. e. Brown, Leo.. of a eon... Whore. Dlllllll MON In.—Dec.lB...a tounaceeearraoe, Kenai neton.gardena. the Hoa. Mn. B. S. a Drummond, on a ,Lsueot.m. lkeekiitY.7Des. 18. at Damien tow, recabaze, the wife of De. S. a•mw.• • . Kid. 67. of ••&water. MAYNattl)—Pse. tft. at Clmmteffidd. tha wife of E. o.lfayeart, n.. of • daniblmr. RU Ii SSELL—Doe. 15, at Low.. the wile of Mr. L. Rona, of • daamatmr. smyrq.—er.is, at Park LIU. Clapham; the wife of A. Saab. E.g.. SOLUIPS.—Pos W. at Morale,. germ. the wife of IL 13ounat, Seq.. of fINVIISOO —Dee. • T. at ClPtod.pi•ee. Ottgate. th. W. of W. WIIMI, of wtt.. W —Dee.3o,, • Ciavea hlacerdess. the wife of U. P. Wol. ripe, 11.0.. at • Goa. WOOD. —Dee. W. at Delbarf HA mei Ludas% time wits of P. Wood. Eq., of a eon. MARRIAGRS. BAKNR —cnAmszas.:I7,ZIT u ZI. eaweb. Dime= betheMbet. by the lier. B. 0011. r. M. Wtw. el Owlet Testi . Aron. lo Ovrifivao Wok &Witte of the Ista Mr. Oterobes. of Hamel , IMAM Y—PlloY.—Doe. If. at en varlet dwelt, Flawinerenitb. We ley. Z. F. Boyle. Robert RlNre. of Mr. O. limy. of RI LL to Caroiitc Sareb. iltdcbtov of Mr. W. flay, of flaaawircenttit. 011oWTHMII—BODUN —Dee 21. at tie Catbetral. tba See H. U. W emote. Ml. B. Oreirober. at Maws. to neer" doubter of We kW Mr. S. Del*. live ILLIIS—W ILL AK YON.—Dve st 1111. kerb. Kanarese. bctite lee. I. B. Witineve. J. A. IdelWee& an of IM MO I. In\ nog-. artlLltk. dooabsat of Mr. lifiirook of kirombogo. Maw or. FORDILILX—IIHITNALL—Doo.III, re Providence Dale% lOW% Ink by the Zw. Utile Way. Mr. W. Yordluen. of llama Voleito. Sou. to MU Irsosees Nkt li. alma. mar DEATHS. okolrram—Ded. 15. at Oarentrprowl, Btrmlortata. Mr. J. crearthor. DINDINL —Dio la. at MIMI er atoms, W. 11. Paola. Eta.. sod 57. DICILIIIISON.Dea. la, at bui•ea.pttco. T. P. Dicatabon. D —Dora 17. at Dalimeotreet, Birmingham Itt. C. R. DPW. WW4o 4 l4—ell l . at Worthing. Wm. trite of H. J. B. Oalaw. Eta. .areattettalra. 1111 1 1 e— 17. Mary. att. at Mr. W. Ilawltt. al Ordatl-ka% IWO 40. P 14614 sad Pub*kid bt Wiwi* Ills Ratak d No. 8, Lotatotd knot. dly 011*# Lads. rltatilt. at the 0110. in 1"8 88 ri 183088.818118MMOtO 8 WllteBlBllB—TlB B .BB.BB. NO1& 109. ~,-.. 4 / I L IA !Mad ditlow 80118. ATJ = w4 s c 1 Oabb News, opted RT] , kiw .2 q ME oTtWaT. So the 1 c Li." !Ix I 4 elms. 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