The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-29 00:00:00

VIII INTERNATIONAL WCHIBITION. -•- The aristocratic inhabitants of the far west who Lail with joy the anuommeinent that a road— , according to the suggestion of the Nees —is conceded through Kensim,qou Park to the great Exhibition, must not look for a sealteation of their expectations to the fact that the project is one which has originated with the Royal e.oluniieriouers, the latter having nothing whatever to do with it—it is entirely a speculation of the Ikcietty of Arta, who have already thrown their de bentures into the market. The commissioners have been asked " How many they mean to take," but the answer, we understand, has been, "None at all, we have no power to divert the funds which have been entrusted to us from their legitimate sled original purpose." Tbere is no doubt but that this road, if carried out, will be of inimeeee convenience to the "carriage people et Tyburnia and its surroundings, as all *odors of that clam will have five-guinea ✓isen ticket'', admitting them through the gardens et the Horticultural Society ; but to the muses it well be of little or no advantage, as they will pour ion) the Exhibition from an entirely different direc ting. So far, however, as it goes, it will be an ad ditional avenue, and will therefore somewhat re heve the pressure in other quarters. The sale of tickets progreses satisfactorily, the greater demand being for the five-guinea ones, to which many peculiar advantages are attached. As they are to be strictly personal, and non-trauster able, many ingenious suggestions have been for warded to the oommiseiouers, by means of which, they are told, they may detect any attempt at im position. The following is in our opinion so strikingly original, that we make room for it in our article :—" To the Comniimiouers of the Inter seamed Exhibition of 1862. Gentlemen,—ln Beading your advertisement for the sale of season tickets, it occurred to me that, to avoid any transfer of the same, a carte de salts of the purchaser should be appended thereto. As they are now so universally used it would be little trouble to the purchaser, and a greet pro tection to yourselves. Thin may appear rather a singular suggestion, but I think it worthy of your ereseideri6on." As the commissioners expect to sell some 100,000 season tickets, it may be ima gined what a collection of counterpart present ments of " the human face divine" would, if this liginious expedient were adopted, be daily sub mitted to the critical inspection of the officials at the turntables.. The mention of season tickets, which will =tu midly be absorbed by the well-to-do, in town and eoimtry, brings us round to the price of admission for the masses, the minimum of which is to be erne shilling for each person. Now, in arranging this question the Commissioners were bound to remember that the whole success of their undertaking depended on the suffi sissy of the guarantee fund, and that the guarantors all pat down their names under the asyression that they were providing both a great treat and a great school for the working clams of the count ry . This was the view taken by Mr. William Hawes at a recent meeting of the Society et Art,,, when that gentleman pointedly remarked that the habit of working men—and a glorious behit it is—was to take their families with them to sights of this kind, and that a fee of a shilling apiece for all round, grown up people and children, would act as a bar of exclusion in too man= I%eeharge was much lower at the French bon, and the numbers of working people who visited it were enormous. It did not appear that Mr. Hawes's pertinent observations made any inpressi'm on his audience, or brother mem bees of the council—the latter being, perhaps, pro-occupied with their scheme of a carriage road through Kensington-gardens, nor does the adver tisement of the Commissioners indicate that any beneficial impression has been produced at had rteni. The Exhibition is to be open somewhere about 112 days in all, of which the first three are appropriated exclusively to the crime de la creme, the eetandesioners also reserving the power of naming mere exclusive and special days shuttle' they think fit Besides these, two days in each week are to be higli priced days, and if Saturday should be one of them, the working man's hardly won half holiday mill be of no use in enabling him to see the Fab- Mita. Perhaps it may not be yet too late to re matider the tariff, and see whether a few sixpenny dip might not be given, or she some reduction in Hauer of the younger members of a family. The works at Kensington are going on with adraurdinary rapidity, particularly in the interior, where the adoption of Mr. Creoe's designs for de aeration has at last set a long vexed question at pas. Mr. Craoe's work will no doubt look very cart, bait some captious critics still doubt whether it will be the sort of framework best calculated to set off the goods which it will surround. It is a great matter, however, to have it settled, and us ens an doubt either Mr. Crane's competency or bete. The emulation between the dome eon etructors rages with manifest advantage to the pro grass of the work. Mr. Hussey, the controller al the eastern concave, denies that he had six weeks', air more than three, start of his competitor, whilst be adds that the latter is fully three weeks behind. WS wangled to perceive that both were getting ea baiously, and our only hope is that it may ad in a dead heat, to be decided as soon after the Mil February as possible. The public will be no more admitted to the works after this week, partly bemuse the decorators must out be obstructed, and partly because the receipt of goods will commence almost immediately. The last act of returns oom (yesterday) was for the photographic class, which upwards of 400 spaces have been allotted. This interesting class, which is to have a room to itself, is expected to be one of the greatest &time lines of the Exhibition. THE SHEPHERD OP SALISBURY PLAIN. (" I pared a small Cut.") I passed a mall Court where the lawyers abound, iked • singular change mot my view. Caoseniessly pious their faces I found, Aerl their studies remarkably new. !Dry sesened Otheelmoeos who'd come to repeat Their task from the Testaments twain : And who. I exclaimed, he. accomplished this frail "The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain." for one on the Thirty-nine Articles wed, A 'sewed the Pentateuch Isere, A third (who I owe looked exesseively dazed) Was mooing the Fathers ef yam Another compared Doctors Hooker and Lnwth. While his (rimed worked at Watts sod Romaine AM the same that I limed wee in every one's mouth Was The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain." And what is the work that the Shepherd has set, That leads to the seem I behold? Cried one, on whose forehead was written To Let, "To hunt out a sheep from hie fold. he sheep has been bleating and breaking the peace An orthodox sheep should maintain, No we'll soon hare him out, and he'll forfeit his fleece To the Shepherd of Salisbury Plain." yy heart it waxed soft, I was ready to weep— ' Taal seems a severe thing to do ; m the kind Shepherd had thrown the poor therm a rrt e roversialiAt carrots to chew. N those didn't silence his noises, old man, He'd deserve castrratioa and pain That's not, sir." he answered, • the pastoral plan elf the Shepherd of Salisbury elm Shepherd's a piper—his sheep, if they bleat, Most bleat to the tune of his pipe : Cr the sheep dog you see on that well.mshioned seat Will give them a map and a pipe." Thee a whistle was heard, mid away they all bowled, Tie hoot the schismatic again ; Ali I rid. " I aru (WI that I'm not of the fold OF the Shepherd et Eialiebecy CITIMAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. gIIMMT, JAL 214. Ades mai ono Oa payment, ; ditto I* soma tickets, 761—total, 1,704. pl advatisement.}—Hottowmers OINTMENT AND Isplrill•011.—To sufferers tram the radar palms of elawals• and root these suothinsi remedies rill prove • posl4•Ed. Tkey kern the lamentation sad remove C limi emprir arnalbillty ut the nerves, when psh o rkadmille Ora Ike Otatateut drawees all blotches erpi whisk armpit Ike tiler gbh sad renders It art sad . The Me reel sat al maid matters. and relieve Übe system it mirk haunt oar daily lit. and make r mitemabb. Tkry arra issel malatain the must robust rank • Oirreat art PIM have been I. iurg eunimended kyr rl i ri' s re Isere et sans. Weer inflanunatinne. dyspeptti tsar bretbrin sad cortipatkm. 1 hey rissmolisimiteriel• oodles la tbeawilivia THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1862. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Feb. 12. E. Uwe, Bach w.r,d. Monmouthshire, cens e , se, 16. g. Poona. Rlrtal-culai-Osgodby, Lemonlike, licensed vic tualler—Feb. 14. J. Milord, Mershon, Beds, steam engine pro prietor. Jourr STOCK COMPANIES ACT/. HAMMEN FAUN? Cul LSD P•01•all 03111PAIT Knernm), Feb. 8 4 at 11, at Liverpool Conn—de irks a mil 01 Ws. In addition to the coil of 14e. previously made, DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. Green Warming, Durham, groore-118 dividend ci Ba on new nuts (together with dividend el la. of &Faits In respect to which rsgwu previously paid), any .Ss, at Baker's, Newcaatle-upon.Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 25. J. Ashdown, Pousford-terrace Maldonvoad, draper— Mb. 25. R. Burrell and J. Burrell, Old Change, City, warehouse men—Feb. 26. J. Whitmore, Strand, newspaper proprietor—Feb. Mr G. A. IC Au, Gouldaquare, City, spry beaker_—Feb. 20. H. Grant, Cardiff, ship chandler—Feb. iT. K. Alston, Ashton.under- Lyme and Acerington, grocer—Feb. 93. J. Milllieneh, T. Wroe, Taylor, and J. Ewan, Oldham, cotton 'planers. CERTIFICATE to he granted, Wass canes be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Feb. 12. J. H. Palos, Fenchurch-streek Maher —Feb. 20. J. Cowan. Newcastle.upon.Tyne, chosen:newer—Feb. W. H. Dav ison, Newcaitle-upon-Tyne, draur. FAZTNIESEIDS DISSOLVED. B. Shaw and G. Awn Wellington, Sn i builders—B. 8. an Bird dW. Beella Medford, Yorkshire, pai nters—E. Doud any, H. P. Da•d•af, EMI Doudney, Old nd.street, Burling tonercedniniMeMWdeitroet, City, nallers—J. Brown sod ro4 ss. Wall sal TLI ; od ar img oor i ezi- Clayton, J. Laser Waelints W. Mead* T. Howson, and J. Ifigmbelegin. Cruise, clan Winners, so far am J. Wood—GAL Brooke*, T. Buie, H. Blear, and T. Wood. Oongieton, Cheshire, Elk geennfacturers so tar w a s; .. t r da Way, d4 . " and e li w P ai nelgamt Ali ty *". • Ott , , srrows, tin piate manufacturers, obi reurdsB. Allaway Allaway, W. Alletreer. mad J. AUawsy, Lydney, piaaaarmire, boo an d tin plate migaseturen, so far as re =4 Ailaway, T. Album W. Allaway and J. Dean, OlonoestonMs, dealers in iron ore, r lord = -6. a pew& & AlleirsT—A. Nimbi& and J. J. Smith Man 418881184 481i8o CalmOd L Winder, Black bat s—J. E. Bar Imi negi andrbla—C. F. Dur nt and IL , City. ascalooren —J. Avery, W . Aesop L a mp, astottkii, Worcasterahlre, mull* tosaatisiartn—W. Macklin, and C. Macklin, Olouceeter-terrace. C 1211014 teary trimming manufac turers. so far as regards B. T. G. Stephenson and W. Caldecutt, Liverpool. plumbers—W. L Caley, .1. Miler, and A. T. Newgatogreet, City { _l Paris, general dealers, so far uregards A. T. Williams—J. IMigr ga rs ell and R. Alsop, Hudders field, grocers—J. AIM vie and W. Nark alsekburn, bricklayers.g SCOTCH SEQI736IILATIONL 'femur 111.305 T, Anchenleck, grocer, Feb. T, at the Boswell Arms Hotel, Aucheolecit. Jogg Bonanog, Perth, merchant, Feb. 5, at the Procuraten Library, Perth. Joan MYiaaooß Bridgend of Perth, bone dealer, Feb. 6, at Oa Procurators' Malay, Perth. MAXIM - QM fitSfirt OF IIOLICITOIM AND FURTH:MiI PARTICI:LARS To BE Wirt INKO AT TIM OFFICE OF ? MO 1th019741L COcirr Or BASIIMITCY, saanisaawinalsm.) Jolla COM= CNAMIDI and HANSI , Commo, it osoeu hilt Bucks, cattle derleM to _ . 0111110 Kill_,___ .. 14 "„ 1 ,7 - , ~ lotus Baur s, West Shirt* Heignr, emir. T ae , rle• ••. Jour A 1211.1, Old Fialtalmer, OM 1111•1141rweer. l3. at 11. JANA,. ULIVII, Jun., Illghydreet, M. adm's-wood, plumber, Feb. lt, at 11. t'srimins HARLON and WILLIS* Itoassoosz. Molitlistrt* Waterkm-rortd, surgical instnubent makers, Feb. 12, at 1, AIM]) Merin, Ousweli street, Clerkenwell. dairyman. Feb. 12. at 124 Tummy Moans. Haramermilth, riding master. Feb. 11. at ill. BAJIIIIi. Disms, itatlelgh, Ewer, carpenter. Fob. 12, at 11. iliallif WIEST, Aldersgateauset, City, carienter, Feb. 12, al 1. 111311 T Paths, Strand, tutor, Feb. 12, at 1 . !MEM lt..truit truth'', railway porter, Fe . 14, at 11. DAMIL BARYIILD, Northampton, boot manufacturer. Feb. 11. at 111. Ntatotar Mar tn,Flaielow Marsh, licensed victualler, Feb IT, at L Hbwln RIM gr, Old Boswell-cour Strand. builder, Feb. 12. st 11. THOMAS WRIGHT, Moineymuu-e, and Drmcott.place, Chelan, brlckJayer, Feb. 12, at 10. Jaime It ILLLAM itrOmiar, Brick-lene, SpitalSelds, tailor, Feb. 12, at &O. WUJJAMI ILITWOLDID, Wenteitreet, South Hackney, liquid carmine manufacturer, Feb. 11. at 11. 'reuses Commune lAMB, Shaftesbury, Doreetakire, coach Wilder, Feb. li, at 11 Mtn' brissrasz RACKSTRAW, Bereeraquare, Old Kent-rood, fish salesman, Feb. 11, at 10. JoIIN DAVIES, ilighatreet, Ilonterion, butcher, Feb. 12, at 11. JOHN Duerr, Took 's-court, Chancery.lane, law stationer, Feb. 12, at IL Janne L'HAFMAn. Brentwood, Eimer, blacksmith, Feb. 12, at 11. Jams Writlis Prawn, her, Bucks, Feb. 11, at 11. CHABLIS 1111 SELL WaKussos, Bromptou, Feb. It. at 10. WLIORTSOII klohnlTT BRTAMT, Brompton, Feb. it. s 1 10. Wit Mall Wearer, Bettersee,perk, Feb. 11, at IL WILMA* Lawwci CVLDITiLL, tbaltoneirest, Seinershown, baker, Feb. 11, M 11. Jolla Maims, liticklersbury, merchant, Feb. 11, at 114. JOHN 12000, Lowe Well, Islington, grocer, Fib. 11, at It MIDST NASA, &ham place, Southwark, grocer, Feb. 11, m ai. OMOSOII Trlnkdr, OMdsmithAplace, Hackney-road, and street, Goosevetreet. Feb. It, at 12. Wald* Baran. Bobert'aplece, Dover-read, taller, fkb.ll, at 1L Jogs 'room' OtAseCoCK, Long Fellow-road, Mile Med, errs dealer. Feb. It, at 114. now Hamra, Jun., John-street, Blacktrianyo. • Feb. 11, at 14 Pllllll litrewAßD. London and Windsor, Feb. 4, at 10. CALL, Sot I, Queen's-Wed, Chcapelde, manufacturing perfumer, Feb. 11. at 24. NATHAMULL Dues, Collegegrove, Camden-town, carpenter, Feb. 20, M Ili. CHARLES BISHOP, BittertM Harts, plumber. Feb. 7, at 12. Join lot LLD& Mulberry Lent, tanner, Feb. 20, at 12. ROUST CHARLES TIO IMAB, Brondey, Middlesex, plumber, Feb. 20, at 1. loam ISKDIMICK HOPKINS, Chigwell, Yeses. eelsoulmaster, Feb. 20, at 11. JANIS AMAX!), Clepton, working lithographer, Feb. 20, at 124 Oloarin WILLIAits, brompton, foremen of ir,nworks. Feb.l9, at 12. WILLIAM drwerog, Love-lane, City, wholesale liahmonger, Feb. IF, sr 11.. Jars MAINES, illsorteeecourt, City, stockbroker, Feb.lo. at 124. Matruh Hun, Wlllisinutreet, Marylebone, greengrocer, Feb. 20, at 3. ONoltOr HAMMOND, ling'firow, Walworth, builder, Feb. 20, at 11. A 217111 Hex woans, Holborn. Feb. 20, at 2 . HORATIO OCLMRST, Culla-street, Holborn, and New -crook law stationer. Feb. 20, at 14. WILLS/11 Firzwia, lowa and Dortleg, draper, Feb. 19, at 11. Franaa MoSSAU HATWAND, Oeurgeatreet. Hanover-square, demist, Feb. 12. at L ALINMDM Brous, Ifighotreet, Stoke Newington, draper, Web. 12, at S. ilowitart liWilla, lowdown-terrace, lenslugton, school mates, Feb. le, at 11. 1110iim Shoowit, Tooleyetnet tobacconist, Feb. 12, at 2. SUOMI curls, Wantage, Barks, innkeeper, Feb. 19, si IL MENU 61301111, Ilifam, Kent, builder, Feb. 12, at 2. JAMB HAWKER BMIWWLDS, Porgies, builder, Feb. 19, M U. wawa tituaa. ChriMahnrch, Hants, Feb. 19, at 11. LOA iirWri. Darttonl, Wont, Uwe burlier, Feb. 19, at 12 JAMS NUM', V . iron merchant, Feb. 10, at IL 1/1111Abb IMI/Elb Feaeteivc Herefordshire, licensed victualler, Feb. 10, at 12. awn NAtat. Birmingham, canter, Feb. 10. at 12. Tilde as CIJIMItm, Leigh Obtain, Worcestershire, butcher, Feb. 7, ale 12 lOUs CAI % r Wu, Spalding, Lincolnshire, gardener, Feb.l2, at 11. 'mum MUM% Bath, victualler, Feb. 10, at It UMW ammo Mows, St. Wanks, Monmouthshire, inn keeper, Feb. 14 at 11. 11/11DAVIIIS, Newport, Monmouthshire, shipowner, Feb. 14,2211. °IMO= MlllllllO - IYanborough, Wilts., realer, Feb. 10, ar II Illtalimia PAWN, Rietown, Yorkshire, chemist, Feb. 17, at IL lams Coon tuns verpool, steam tug boat proprietor, Feb. hit at 11. WILLIAM AMID sad Dann rows, Wrexham, Denbighshire, brewers, Feb. 10. at 11. Timm liiiiii Weems, 11111aIngbaat, commisaiou agent, Feb. IL at to. ammo 000 ass. blnaherbam, retail brewer, Feb, It, at 10. Cara ma SA ui vomit , Lvarpeol, licensed victualler. Feb. 10, at L Oboacia SWAT. Bristol, clerk to a merchant, Feb. 7, at 1. YBOBAI Male; Itopwoodblll, Oloucesienhim, licensed beer soriur, Feb. 7. at 12. km FUNK Br i stol, Weber, Feb. 7. ii 1. BL UM &Was, NotUngham, braid manidacturer, Feb. 5, at 10. AGM “Fleleell. Nottingham, fish Womb, Feb. 9, M 10. WiLISAX Coal. Mout, ster, tailor, Feb. fl. M 2. Maas 111•12, Gine Ileilingluun. N• /folk, Mohler, Feb. 11, al I. Jo= Mom Lsoffipart, Manta, brewer, Feb. 19. at 11. 110141 MOM Salk musical Instrument maker, Feb. 11, at 11. WiLLteit Wm.. Ontion scrap, Lincoloahlra, omenbersial Ma yeller, Feb. 11, at 3. was S2ITLDTIIO, Quarry Beak, Staffordshire, Feb. 17, a* 10. Jen Bien and Cliratke DoT, Huddersfield, cloth Widow Feb. 111. as 10 .. AIM KILIMOITIV, Ilmiderwrield. scribbler, Feb. 12 at 10. WILMAM MILAVITAII, Bradford, wheelwright, Feb. 10, at 1. . WILLIAM llnwsim Victims, Clord, Soinenetablre, Feb S. ell 11. AIM 21/1/01, *IL. Karialey, Warwickshire, blacksmith, Fib. 29, al Lt. AIIIIIVISAM. Onialry. botcher, Feb. 19, at 1. !Maw 1112111, Pafigniee. Devorialgre, Journeyman builder, Feb. lA, at 11. 30110 SNITS, Luton. Ms. halal, Feb. 8, at 12. 44,,,aA ?SOMA/ Arsirt, loiliberf. brick maker, Feb. 10, at I. Davit'. aim Obiael e lL aissw itelasa. u =b i t i reeper. Feb. tat T. WILLIAM MUL/AK, , hay and straw dealer, Feb. 13, at 10. Jugs Wear(, Wad Hartlepsel, lowneyman painter, Feb. 2, at 11. WILLIAM THOMPMOS, Mrliaise. Darien, Joiner, Feb 3, at 11. Marrone ilosnegoi, Darns." Darbain, commlasion agent, Feb. 11, at 11. JOY, Law itocatiew, Maass. we Maacheater, commiseion agent, Feb. tS,. at. 9i. Isaac MTH, Bradford. Iliseabselbw, Smelisnic, Feb. 26, at 9i. Haul Atom:ars Him Ideedwaer, dentist. Feb. 5,5191. WILLIAM VATOBA3, AlberbeßT.like,airissaker, Feb. 10, at 10. JAM= Homo', Itedagruns, WsNedWes, journeyman 114.1111% Feb. 6, 61 11. Hoary LAMONT, Yosford, Suffolk, thatcher, Feb. 11, M 10. KIERAIIIE MILO, Hantiweld, huffulk. wheelwright, Feb.ll, MIL IiOLMEJTU CEOODTLAII, brlOonse, Yorkshire, gunman, Feb. It, at 10. WILLIAM COOLS. Slime, Bedfordshire, shopkeeper, Feb. 7. at 11. kormit Titoism AMMAN, Aldeburgh, Sulloik, Feb. 17. 4 L GtoIEGM BALL. Oldbans, umbrella maker. Feb. la. at II JAMAS WILLIS Plymou th . auctioneer, Feb. 11,, at 11. WILLIAM rellene, Plymouth, traveller, Feb. 11, Mll. Hark! Moons Aberdare, painter, rib. IL at 11. roomer, Lows, Cardiff. Leidement manufactarer. Feb.lo. atl. 1 JOON Wixom'. Brinklow, Warwickshire. blacksmith. Feb. 7. at S. KNOCK Gwyn& and FAA.) AM 01131111.11, Madeley, Shropshire, map boilers, Feb. 13, at 9. Jolla Oillirmis, Kington, Herefordshire, botcher, Feb. ft all U. KAMM 000PMR. WllnelleAter, leather cutter, Feb. 16, at 10. BiIiIUAXII DAVIN, Pembroke, carpenter, Feb. 17, at to. AIMS! Ilwals, lockhatapton, market gardwer, Feb. 11, at 11 PlellAlD HAMMES HILL, Kirkby LoneJale, stationer, Feb.l2, at 11. lolls 50011, Mdmouth, Devonshire. bootmaker, Feb. 7, at IL lone Far:iris 11A2DT, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, draper's &mistral, Feb. IL at 11. THOMAS Shame Stratford-ow Avon, nrrier, Feb. 10, at 12. LAST IXAMINATIONS, __ . . Taker, March& W. Ferioe, jou% ,iteedan, plumber -March 4. Mary Hanson Stacbbery and Carotin* Nies, Caper Mitcham, Surrey, stationers-March & H. Frost. Cabinet:get. last ilpitaltaidemarket, grocer-March 6. J. Kellead, Wont-' tweetk-street. W hitechepel saw mill propfie: or-March 4. A.Odd sew's, Trafslgarafteere, New Peekham,commisolos agent-Fen RA C. Martin. Delaliso etrert, Westminster, end Marione*, City, contractor-Feb. 19. T. Warrington, New Corn Sickenp fog floething.lane, City, corn mretumt -Feb.l9 H. Doll, Red Lion-, street, Holborn, baker-Feb. 19. J. Amiss, Glasahouseyard Alderegate.street, Imo maker-Feb. ie. J. A. Locwenthod and L Taylor. Little Tom:retreat, City, general meelante-Feb. 70. r Beckett, llcll.yard, tkirey.streek tin boa menufecturer-leen. 16. J. W. L. Aldridge and W. Osman, Hatchanopark Brewery, Old Kentroad, brewers-Feb. b). B. Boughton, Sew Comptes-Week Soho, cowke. per-Feb. 10. J. Peek burst. Southampton-mire Euston vemare. wheelwright-Feb. 10. C. W. Holland, Chipping Wyeombe, tucks, buthler-Yeb, 29. J. Martin, bottom, bookaeller-Feb. 19. W. French. Great Mar) lehonestreet, boot maker- Feb. 19. T. Beckhoese, Riclunoad, Surrey-Feb. 19. W. Sampson, larleigh, Harvey-Feb. 19. D. litellemon. St. Swath's's lane, City-Feb. 26. A. P. Chili., Hammersmith, surgeon-Meech 4. J. Floater, Westhourne.park read, Paddington. stonememe- Feb. 7. W. Everest, Brig tom, attorney-March 4. L Foster, Walthamatow, Essen. farmer-March 4 C. French, Ctinelloaret. Lent, butcher-March 4. W. C. Yyvyan, Dorset-place, Dorset square, late ensign in 4th Foot-. March 4. J. Hall. Oxford, car penter -March 4. F. W. Potter. Rydowerewent. Si. John &treat roml, watch balance maker-Hank & J. A. Calor. Haymarket, and Cliry4treet, tailor-March & I. L Coulton, itobertotreek Hanipstesd.mad, pointer-March 4. W. Walker. Fuller-street, Bethns7ween.rond silk dealer-March 4. J. Black, Luardstreei, Caledonian-road-Feb. 14. J. Beck. LiVerPool. grocer-Feb. 14. 3. Wynes, Liverpool, beerseUer-ireb. 11. C. Smith, Livook Ucenied victualler-Feb. 14. G. Pim, Greentichl, Lan.mare, corn merchant-Feb. 16 M. 6,6113/31, Lieerpool. victualler-Feb. 26. AI. chwlton. Seacombe, Cheshire. licensed victualler-Feb. 15. B. Riley, Blackburn, bobbin maker-Feb. 02. A. Boone, Pmediebury. Lancashire, farniture broker-Feb. 14. H. Jackson, Midas under 4 yne, maehirdst-Feb. 11. J. Walker. Denton; Lan. amble*. brewer-Feb. 17. W. Wilson. Grasmere, Westmoreland, eoepentrr-Feb It W. S. Monday, ETI lam, Surrey, grocer -Feb. 15. J. Barbo ur, Jim, Chard, Somersetgew, mason-Feb. 19. Maria Cullen, Sewn', Suffolk, schoutenistress-Feb. 11. J. Meredith, Navigation, Glamorganshire. farmer-Feb. 19. (1. Dawkins, Broughton, Northamptonshire, builder-Fe o. 14. W. Leedham, Sherbert; Yorkshire, sh.pkeeper-Alseth 14. J. Green, Acomb. Northumberland, laborer-Peb. 27. J. Postkthwaltor, Ulcer. Mon. Lancashire, hoopoe-Feb. 21. C. GingeU, Bath. general shopkeeper-Feb. 14. R. Hollings, Horton; Yorkshire, litho grapher-Feb. 16 W. Marsden, Bradford, Yorkshire, beerseUer ifsroh 4. J. H. C. Horner, Horton. Yorkshire, solicitor's clerk-March 1/. N. Jowett, Bradford, Yorkvbire, 4139 P 3393 1 4 r - Veto 2; G. Gay. Bath, hiker-Feb. 11. T. Warkunt. Hatfield, near illoonm, Derbyshire, grocer-Feb.ll. W. Hall, Cheltenham, licensed dealer in beer-Feb. ft A. Haines, Cheltenham, la bow er -Feb. 13. 0. Custle, Lockwood, Yorkshire, coal agent- Feb. 16 W. Borden iluddersgeld, Innkeeper-Feb. 9& Ruhedell. Owport lahanrer-Mareb 10..1. Parshouse, fiaditey, Staffordshire, charter master -March 6. J. Larkenan, Desdborpe, Norfolk, blacksmith-Mardi 13. J. Evens, 5k.1611, Burke. home decorator-March 13. J. Fowler, Cookhem, Berks, 39301,1 1!: Mar. h 13. T. Rolfe and J. RoUe, Slough, Bucks. b 61343 • - m5 3 . 11 29. Helena Anne Hyde, widow, Tenbury. Worcestershire, dealer In fancy goode-Feb. 19. E. Pearson. K eymoe, Beds, fanner- Yek 4. it Moore, Lowestoft, Ituffolk, fish men-Mont-Feb. 23. 1. Godden. Faversionni, Beet. senlansee -Feb. it. W. Shaw, liar. ley. Yorkshire, Joiner-Veb. 26. D. Flak. target Tarn mouth, fish merekent-Feb. VI J. Honey, (inset Yarmouth, hawker-Feb. It W. Fox. Greet Yarmouth, publican-Feb. It D. Talks', Jun.. Great Yarmouth. cordwaluer-March 1/). A. James, Dorking, watch maker -Fab. 11. J. Looking' s% Gm bridge. Hernial eleturdler-Feb, 13. J. Copt; DAIWA, detainee -Feb. 16 1. N. Potter, Smalley and II ley, beteher-Marsh 6. S. tiolon, litereeld, pablicas-Maeeß O.H. Willineek SUE field. white wed suanunderer-Merek i G. Linea. SAPAGAIL labourer-March 0. A. Wobtaholas, 1 QW7'II4IIIII3II.III.NAL COURT. tory operatives, shoes that they are Lot ell devoid of fo re . —.=--... thought, and it is but reasonable to suppose that many of OLD COURT. d em o ... bot h allormiummedhappmmistely that t apply at faor family working wm F k o i r ng ia in . these persons will be able for a time to keep off Mike Ilei amwther. 1 the parish. Then there are other causes why they different mills, some few remain employed, whilst the Infer? h G e7trial rma' u s Poreq ""F er misTe o n n ii a l s u u r ade"d . Mr. lorry prosecuted, and r. Lilley wits couneel for the ' defence. others am out of work, and are able for a time to au st..in and others have °petted sowkitohens in aid of the mem their relatives. At Bury and some other planes, millowuers ployed. Another cause as, that the working dames Inviug It appeared that the prisoner was a married woman, and that she was married about five months ago, and the offence reason to believe that if they apply for relief, the usual imputed to her was that she had endeavoured to conceal the birth of a child of which she w.is delivered ou the 27th of offer will be made to take them into the workhouse, almain December last. The prisoner and her husband, who is a as long as they can from doing so, and will live upoa the working man, lodged in thehouse of a person named Hawkes, money they can raise by pledging or selling their home. at Winchester-place, Peckham ; and it appeared that on the hold furniture and clothing. These and other reasons day mentioned Mrs. Hawker saw scone appearances about the render it probable that it will be some weeks, if not house which induced her to believe that the prisoner bad months, before the full weight of the present check to been delivered of a child, and the dead body of a full grown trade la made manifest through the poor-law retur ns child was afterwards found in the copper to the kitchen. though , so that it will ultimately be if no relief to trade The prisoner subsequently admitted that the child was hers, comes before spring or summer there can be no doubt. We have omitted to state among these reasons why the sad that the bad pieced it in the copper, and ebe went down people out of emloment have not alied for relief more apes her knees and entreated Mrs. Hawkes and her bus the b e tt e r position in which they have b e ea band sot to say anything about the discovery that had been made to her hesbaed. She at the same time declared that g - - .." ra Y , the child was dead when it was born. placed by the very general ad considerable advance of wages which they have obtained during the last few ram The jury food the prisoner Guilty, but recommended In the little town of Todmorden whieh is buffering as much herstr. be mercy, and the learned India sentenced ",.' r as most o th ers from stoppages a d short time, it is reported to one month% hard labour. that the pugilist Tom Sayers carried off a sum of lttj& we NEW COURT. week chiefly from the pockets of the working people. This nay be taken as one indication that distress has not made (Before the Common Serjeant) itself felt up to this time so much as the returns from the Henry Yates pleaded guilty to an indictment for • bur- mills would lead us to expect. glary in the house of John King, and stealing therefrom watches and jewellery amounting in value to nearly 3,000 f. Mr. Sleigh, for the prosecution, said the prosecutor was • jeweller at Kingeland, and upon the let of this mouth his premises were broken into, and the prisoner was caught at the time by two of the police, having upon him about 1,0001. worth of the property. The Recorder sentenced the prisoner to six years' penal servitude. Charles Storey, 18, clerk, was indicted for uttering a forged order for the payment of 3/. 7s. Mr. Cooper prosecuted, and Mr. Pater defended. This case was only in part gone into, in consequence of there being a legal informality in the document, and it ap peared that it was a cheque upon the London and West. mioirter Bank, which bed been sent in • letter purporting to come from • • gentleman at Herne Bay to Messrs. Nieol, the tailors, with as order for some clothes. In the letter was the half of • 101. note, and the letter said that the other half would come by the next post. In consequence of this the prosecutors sent the clothes, as directed, down to the Starry station, where they were got possession of by some of the prisoner's associates. The cheque was found to be • fictitious sae, and the other half of the 101. not* sever 01111 t. Upo• this ow bit was .iictoot. The prisoner was them iso for elselisisome books, the T toperty of John Harries, valued at 3i. We. in this ore is the wall-knows librarian and booM e :,id the prisoner, es the 17th d December last, entered himself as one of their wahwaibern. paying the customary subscription. The books la qthetioa he was allowed to take away, and • few days after they were sent to • bookseller's in Turnstile, Holborn, by Pamela Delivery, for male, sad the bookseller to whom it was addressed was directed to send the money to the poet-dim in Lowest, to be called for. A dark VI the prosecator's aloe happen ing tow the books, information was given to B. White, 16 D, and the money being sent to the poet-offios, he went them, and took the prisoner, who had gone in a fictitious name, into custody. The jury found him Guilty, and he was sentenced to 12 mouths' imprisonment. COTTON.—LivicarooL, J. 28.—There bac bees c fair demand for cotton to-day at fall prices. The waft are 9,000 bales, including 6,340 American, 9d. to 14d. ; I,7csi Sant, ; 100 Egyptian, 13d. to 130. ; 60%. maltase, 12id. to ;of which 4,000 are for spoculatios and expect. The week's import is 3,847 bales. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Limns, JAIL 28.—The market this morning has been a way groat one ,• not mug Wee have been e ff ected. In the White Hell especially there was little done, the weather being very gloomy, and render. fag it difficult for buyers to form an accurate judgiont. The spring trade is unusually late, and we fear will be of a very Minted character. Prices continue firm. MANUFACTURES.—limmwasnwtm, Jew. 28.—The market to-day has not been so brisk as last week, but sun a modulate amount of business has been done. A few umadiems have purchased to some extent in shipping goods, while some of our home merchants have operated a little in new styles for spring. WOOLS.—HumrsaissinD, JAN. 28.—There 6 a very fair demand for s'amig stapled colonials, stocks of which are now booming Kara ; other descriptions are didimilt to sell t axcepting rod Germans, which are now moving mom Evsermo.—The market wee fine to-day at the ea Meisel gootatioos :—Spot, 475. 6d. ; Feb. rusty to Mareh, 475. 9d. ; Minh, 48a. to 48.. 6d. ; April to Jane, 48s. to 48s. 3d. ; October to December, 495. • Am. Wise beet, 435. 6d. to 46e. • South Amencar, 48s. to 48s. 3d. Delivery to last evening, 189 casks ; arrivals, 515 casks. OORN.—Livearoot., Jas. 33.—We have bad a fair at. teeeknoe of both millers and dealers at this morning's market, but they showed little deposition to operate ia either wheat or Sour, although the former was offered eta redaction of 3d. per natal, and the latter 6d. per barrel as Friday's Mee. Wien corn attracted rather more &Unitise at an improvement of 3d. per quarter. Oats are ld. per bushel and caimeal ed. per load cheaper. Beane, peas, sad barley an sash dull deals at former prices. The manna shows Ism deprearies at the oleos than at the opts*. Lamm, JAL —The show of wheat is Doi Lim Vine is Ism activity in the trade than on Friday, cad lie few sales made are at the rates of that day. Barley sells slosft, and south qualities very difficult to quit. Beams plea. and rather lower in price. Oats and other amides as before. Hots, JAN. 28.—A1 today's market a small supply et English wheat, which sells slowly at about L.jer qr. below last Tuesday's sunray. F bet moot be quoted over la. decline, as trareao 7 t 'gems salsa. Barley, both malting sad grinding, moves off at late rates. Beane and .pees dull, and rather easier. Oats 6d. lower, and difficult to Sad buyers. The foreign ie. porn last week are a/ under 4,016 qrs. ; tan., ; linseed and rapeseed, 96. LTNIT, JAN. 28.—The weather the latter part of last week was frosty, bet today is mild, with a southerly wind. At our market this day the supply of wheat wee short ; a good demand was experiseoed for all description at fully lad week's currency. Barley, both sallies sad skid a last Tuesday's prime. Haase aid pen slow sad a turn cheaper. Per quarter to the power : white, new, 621bs. eine. per imperial bushel, 581. to 64c ; ditto, red, 611 be. to 6411*., 575. to 61s. ditto, old, 581 b. to 621b5., 46a. to 565. Barley, been chevalier malt ing, 631ba. to 6411*., 375. to Sea. ; ditto nun chevalier , ditto, 62165. to 5311*., 33e. to 365. Oats, 361 be. to 4211 e., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 631 be. to 651 be., ea. to 48e. ' new, 6311*. to 641 be., 425. to 465. NIWCASTLZ, Jalf. 28.—The weather is rewind oold ; wind south. Our market opesedto-day without &Waist/ca. Holden would have conceded la. per qr. decline oa lest Saturday's rates in Norfolk wheat, but millers requiring a _redaction al 2e., little buskers malted. Foreign was held above the views of the buyers. Flour dull, and loaning lower. Malting barley difficult of sale. la other grain no ohmage. tab; inttlligtnce. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JAN. 28. Sittings in Banco In Hilary Terre.—(Before Lad Chief Justice Cockburn, and JOU= Wirrtman, Crompton, and Mellor.) THZ QUAY F. HAMLI.TON.—CILIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. Bovill moved on the part of Mr. Byng and the other directors of the South Eastern Hallway Company, and of the secretary Mr. Smiles, for a rule eau` upon Mr. John J. Hamilton to show OWN why • criminal information should not be filed against hint for certain libels reflecting upon their character. The learned commit said that the matter was one of considerable importance atthe prosenttime, math, annual meeting of the company was about to take pleas. sod as the object of the publicstious complained of was to obtain a changettf the directors, sad the dismimal et the serotary, Mr. Smiles, who was well known as the author of the " Life of Stephenson," and "Lives of Eminent En. ewers." In the summer of last year the directors had under their consideration the subject of the competition to which the South Eastern company was exposed by the London, Chatham, and Dover line, and they came to the conclusion that the best way to meet it was to reduce their fares. Mr. Hamilton, who wee • large shareholder in the South Eastern, took a different view, and enforced his opinions by • eerie* of circulars and letters which he ad. drooled to the directors and the shareholders. In these he accused Mr. Smiles of having designedly made certain untrue statements with regard to the traffic and other sub limes, and the directors with having been in complicity with him in the matter. The passage mainly relict epos was this : " There is such • thing as low, cunning, despicable meanness, that goes be yond the bounds of profligacy and depravity the mat unblushing ; but all this fails to convey an idea of the abym of moral degradation into which men must have sunk who would wilfully and designedly concoct a mass of villain= representations, and then, under the guise of friendly, counsel, point to an article which Mr. Smiles has written to • paper (the Railway Times) and tell those whom he has duped and whose breed he is eating that they will find all the bearings of the subject there fairly die cussed." Mr. Hamilton also spoke of Mr. Smiles ea shook maker and seller who was of no use to the company as secre tary, and whose conduct was demoralising to the whole company's staff. The learned counsel said Mr. Smiles de nied that he had written the article to which reference was made, or that he had made any false repessentations. The Lord Chief Justice said it was more an attack upon Mr. Smiles than upon the directors. Mr. Bovill—The directors are charged with being parties to the comeection of misrepresentations, and this is done with the express object of preventing their re-election. Mr. Justice Crompton—Ought the court to interim an proposed by its high receptive because • man utters some lasted trash The Lard Chief Justice—When • man his recourse to turgid vitnperatiou in general terms, you invariably find that there is mot much beneath it Mr. Bovill said this whet the directon mot Mr. Hamil ton • copy of a remolution they bad pared expressive of their entire confiders in Mr. Smiles, be replied that he deeply deplored the eamplieity between them and their secretary. He also reiwesi: gi o =Pee, wad dollop& the directors to disprove his on The Lord Chia Jusliee—l think there ought to be • rule as regards Mr. Saliba The embetemos cd the libel is that Me. Hamilton charges Mr. Smiles with having ramseeled systernatiodly • sense of false statements for the yawn of mideading and deluding the South IliMm holders, whose servant he wee. That is •my slim charge to make against a man holding a ...ad public position like that of Mr. Smiles, and throw I think you should have a rule as to hint. With moot be the directors, all I can my is that, looking to the wMiem they hold, and to the fact that they eery the iss al the great body of the shareholders, they eta well ilea to treat with indifference unsupported aesuestioes el this ogee mid general nature. The other judges being of the same opinion, A rade was granted. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JAN. 28. Biainp in Binco.--(Balors Lord Mist Judas Jus Erls and tices Winans, Willa, and Isaias.) THE DM OF JZAUPORT I. TIM FAIL OP ASIBUILXIIAIL— INFLUZIITILL MIMI& This was an action to try the right to certain wage leads, and also the right of speed( over some land near the town of Bream, sad in that meaty the venue was laid. A few days ago a robe was mated to change the verse from Bream to Hereford opal time ground that an impartial jury could act be obtained is Brecon because the duke was so indiesatial there ; sad smother ground relied upon was that Hereford would be a mere esavemmient place to try. Mr. Groves now apparel to show canes spirit the mils, and Mr. Serjesat Pigott to support it. It was today stated that although it was tree that the duke bad a shooting-box in Bream, dill he was only in the meaty ahw weeks ia the year ; whilst on the other head the earl had coi-siderable property in the county of Her ford. The Lard Chief Justice thought that there was no= for saying that an impartial jurycould not be where the venue was laid. It aught be most ocammiest for the defendant to try in Hereford, and for the phhrtiff to try in Brew° ; but the point w was that at arm a local whoa, aed therefore the plaintiff bad a right to keep the weave is the county where the mass of whoa arose. Bede discharged. BANCO arnvans OW& TIMM. "This court will on Thursday, the Bth; Friday, the 7th ; Saturday, the Bth ; lioaday, the 10th ; lad Tuesday, the 11th days of February next, hold sittings ia hum, sod will pysucsreeedd with the cue is the special paper et the Great Osotral Oas Common' Company v. Clarke, with the CYO standing is the old sew trial paper, and with the remaining cases in the speciel paper. And this court will also at such sitting give judgment in the cans which will then be stands. over for the conaidruatioa d the court. " By the Court." COURT OF EXCHEQUER--JAN. 28. &Wisp in lianes.—(Lielar• Ili Lord Chief Baron, and Dunne Margo, Mandl and Wilde.) COMPANY /WAS T. Tse NORTR•II3/111111 AI (LIIIITID).--4111 OUT= as The arguments in this owe, reported yesterday, • sow concluded. when The Lord Chief Baron mid the court would take time to consider their judgment. DOSE= r. PIRRY.—COSTMITT OT COURT. Yr. Webster moved for a rule calling on the defendant is this case to show muse why an attachment should not nese against him for 000tesioi of court. in refusing to answer interrogatories ordered by Mr. Baron Bramwell at chambers. The action was brought for the infringement of a paSset, and the person who lo afriaged was liable, under the ace, to penalties. The defendant bad refused to answer the iaterrogateriee, on the pound that by so doing he might criminate himself so as to subject him to penalise'. The Lord Chief Baron—Take a rule to show cause. Rule nisi accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jot. 2& (Before tho Judge Ordinary.) WATSON (Dear.) V. WATSON AND WIIJOINSON. Ni. Hansen moved far the judgment of the court in this awe, which had been tried by • special jury, and had re tailed in a verdict of guilty against all the parties, with 40s. el=against the corespoodent. Origamill dismissed the petition, except a/ re pelled the &mark Yr. Hansen sated that Sir Charles WASOII'II costa might be paid. In this ease the jury had not, as in the case of " Seddon v. Seddon and Doyle," given the significant sum of • farthing. but 400., as damages Sir C. Cromwell did not see ere was much diff but, at all events, the petitioner would enjoy the beentuefiete44 the difference. (Laughter.) Nothing could have been worse than the conduct of Sir Charles Watson, the paa titanner, except where that of the corespondent, Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., said that the amount paid into court to answer Lady Wateon's costs was wholly insufficient, and payed that an order might be made for the residue. Sir C. Cresewell woaMeonsider the point. lie should have to say whether, if he granted the learned counsel's request, the order should be made on the Lusband or to co. respondent. Petition dismissed, the question of the respondent's casts being reserved. MILLS V. MILLS. In this MO the wife bad procured a judicial separation an the ground of adultery. The lady was an Austrian, and on ber marriage her husband bed presented her with 25,000/. Mr. Mandell prayed the court to award her permanent alimony, and stated that the money the respondent had re ceived from her husband had been diminished by the depre ciation of Austrian securities to 4,0001. Dr. Spinks contra, urged that the husband was entitled tot the most favourable consideration of the court. The I pieties bad separated almost by consent, and had been living apart for many years before the commencement of the suit. To answer to his lordship. Mr. Mandell stated that Mrs. Mills was about 61 years of age, and her husband about 53. Sir C. Cromwell took time to consider. GiTHIN V. °WHIN, BART. • • On the modem of Dr. %Maks, Sir C. Cromwell jraoted Lody Gethin a decree nisi, and condemeed Sir BicDazd, her huitond, in the costs. PIUIIIOI V. PEARSON. la this ease the a respeadeei ;;;; -- MCastody at Chaster Quills under a writ of attachment for non payment of costs ; and Dr. Snicks prayed that the writ might be quashed on the mound of irrugulanty, them orie being no eodmmat on the document setting forth the emu, on account of which the &feeding was kept in *sow. Mr. Day appeared to resist the application. The arrest having Nikes pleas in Map isak the defendant came to the wart a great deal too /Me. Besides,, it was absurd to say that be had suffered any predsdies by the irregu/mity. 'The court look tints to coneider. UMW AID INTIONATIONAL TILDGRAPH Con- PANT.—fit al tM board of direekes of this eomi aaywris , held at yasteeday, it Was resolved to resolamead the t= the passel metier, to be held ea the 6th =M ississa soliviissi et X. lib. pot teats lee the ism THE POLICE COURTS. Stephen Sawaders, ' &74e fteair7rd, and George Gardner were charged with wilfully dantsgieg fellow workmen's took, so that they were unable to follow their employment. Mr. OensgeLowell, of 90. E place, Intense, dealer in Wain inaterifik, mid that at Cif-pest IS o'clock the pre. Timm* he was is lite Black Lion,MOliekes, where be saw the three defendants, and heard Saunders say that the men mold not now go on with their wort, se the took were doss for. In consequence of what he beard. witness went into a yard he has two or three doors off, and them found that the box had been broken off a saw, and that some bard Wi dens, had been rubbed grails* the teeth of it to take the edge away. Witness was followed into the yard by Saunders, who pushed him about, and threw him down over some tiles sad broke them. David Merritt, a lawyer, living at the Sine's Arms. High skeet, Wandsworth, said that the saw in question to him. He was at work at Mr. Lovell's with it on= and left it safe at twelve o'clock. Defeoilant quenelle& with witness became be was at wink for Mr. Lovell, and Sweden and Stafford basked him about. Robert Hawke,. MS I, math he captured the defendants, who were all intoxicated. Other evidence having besa given, Mr. Paynter ordered Stands' to pay the amount of damage arAl a penalty of 31., ar be committed for a month ; and Stafford to pay 40a., or fourteen days. The third man wee discharged. HXALTH OP LONDON. The returns, limed by authority of the Registr °genii, for last week exhibit • very Wig martality. la the week that ended January 11, the deaths in Loudon rem to 1,561; that which followed they fell to 1,391; and in the week that ended last Saturday they again reset* 1,699. The mean temperatures of the els la the lag few web have been 34.1 deg., 42.9 deg., Wdeg., and 36.1 deg. The average number oldeathe In the oorreepoeding weeks of lea preVigiS rag corrected for increase of porralation, b 1,421. The mortalit et bast week is in ewer of the 'Waisted amount by 1 48 deaths. The deaths from bronchitis were 1111, the corrected being 191; those from peammega 96, the average ; from mem lb against IL "Se estimated sod Oa nasal mobs main fans apiarel beads coincide very &say ; and the mom of &oft from all causes is not due to the wawa nnaisminampe el Oro complaints. Phthisis (or igesqra) yes Mal last week in 177 oases, the avows 166 ; am= of the heart in 86 cues, against aa 61 ; dimes, of the marrow system in 156, spited 1 . The excess of mortality in the present return over the avenge must be referred in • considerable degree to typhus and typhoid fever, which rose last week to 94 deaths , and showed • very decided increase on the numbers under that bead in previous weeks. The 94 deaths stand against an avenge of 45. The rub-district of Mile-end New-town re- Urea 6 deaths from typhus, that of SL Peter, Walworth, 4 ; the Dreadnought Hospital ship, 4. Amongst zymotio dimasse whooping-cough was fatal in the next degree, and it rose to $6 deaths, the average being 66. There were also 19 from croup. Scarlatina was fatal is 60 cases, 4of which warred in the sub•distriet of St. Paul, Deptford. Fourteen nonageoarlans died 'eat week. The two oldest were respectively 97 and 99 year'. An infaot died at 3, Orawford-passage, Maryletene from "want of sufficient nourishment caused by the poverty of its parents." A butcher's townsman, sod 50 years, died in Feather. rtone-street, Finsbury, Irani" exposure and want." A man unknown, who was carried to Bt. Bstholomew's Hospital, but found dead on salvia( there, Is stated to have died from " cold and sterretkei, with consumption and fatty liver." A woman, aged 67 years, the wife of a chairotaker„ died at 73, rearion.strest, Kingsbind-road, from " exhaustion trees old age and extreme poverty." Last week the births at 900 treys and 901 girls, in all 1,901 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor- responding weeks of the years 1852.61 the average number (corrected) was 1,973. MA MEET& COTTON 000D9. NANCEIIB72II, JAN. We have bad a better feeling in the yarn market, attributable, no doubt, in • peat measure to the pacific tone of the speech of the Emperor of the French, and there has been more activity than on recent market days, at a slight advance on the prices of last Friday. There would probably have been considerably more bul lion bed not spinners asked so mach higher terms than Wt week. It is thought that at the rates of butt Friday a very considerable business could have been effected for all markets ; but spinners in some cases have demanded an advance of id. per lb. There wee apparently a disposition amongst buyers for nearly all markets to operate, but they have declined to give so serious an advance. An advance of and in some came id. per lb. has in many instances been paid to-day, and a fair business has been done at these improved rates. In the cloth trade there has been less activity than in yarns. A telegram dated Calcutta, Jan. 10, giving an account of a serious decline in the price of shirtiop and other goods has had an injurious effect upon this market, which the little excitementand higher prices of cotton at Liverpool have not had the power to counteract. The amount of bunnies dank small, but large offers have been made at the rates current last week. The prices of last week, however, were extremely low, and it now turns out that • larger business was done at these rates than we. at the time supposed, but to-day producers being compelled by the state of the cotton market to demand lid. per piece more, bun. ness has been checked. In a few cases it has been paid, but generally speaking buyers have declined to give it, WA the trade is very much limited. The home trade is said to be suffering to a greater extent than has been known for • long aims put. The returns of employment in the mills of Manchester show an improvement, but there is reason to believe that such is not the case in other plum. Amongst other firms that are the largest employers of labour in this district that have put their mills on short time are the thews. Fieldee, of Todmordeu. It should be Doted that in comparing the extent to which factory hands are out of employment at the present time with 1858 and 1843 it is yet too early in the present crisis to judge from the yr plkatime for relief to the Poor Law unions. It is not mud to give the factory workers mush credit for saving weep against eutergeseles like the pretest, but the of to Ilek alibi ere epriegieg up shoes the valleys a/ laissfr atm the roped, otoopeeetioe /00111thi smog the ler TRAI7IO RETURNS. MIMS Paw lair- TIAN. Wel, IiatLWATII @pea min drafts MI MK Ark rem Jan. 10. 4 Sidra and Like Harr len tlla II 11 1,40 War ending Jan. IS. kir Wan -. .. —. 2.206 2.127 Writ. arias Jr. IS. Grass lawanboorg Nara London SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. City of Montreal, from London tar Boston, has pat in to Ws port leaky, with delta swept. and crew SL—Lirsepool. Jan. 28. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alice (barque), from Mauritius for London, Dee. 5, let. IS Si lon. SI Z. Bette Queen (ship!, from Penang for London, Dec. 20, 14. 11 100. It W. City of Mobile, from Liverpool for New York, Dee. 12, Ist lon. 20. Springbok (barque), from Table Bay, Dee. 11, tat. 14 S., 10u.12 w. Severn (ship from London for Colombo, Jou. M. kg. 51.5 N.. Lon. 0.05 1\ W. QIIICC Dion.Arca 01 TIM OUTWARD OTmAND SOH.—Tbe Overbox' Dia, Chia% and Auskallau mails that wars deepatohod from Loudon sat Dover aad da* aa Monday night, co ao line tam 5110 beam, the largest over nut through Frame at say am time. The special kola with the pardon that weld sorer by the sposisl packet left Loudest at 7.50 p.m., and was Laded at Odra within 3 hours and 42 minutes, inoludiog the time of *AWL on board from the railway to the mail whet BR= the Admiralty Pier, Dover. This is the quishmt from Loud= to Odds over needed. BIRTHS, MARRIAGIS, AND MATHS. BIRTHS, AZDRAN.—January WI, at Hardwick-street, LielePueL the wife of Mr. J. A. Ardnin, of a son. CRUICKSHANIL—January 26, at Moreton-street, fitrangeueff, Manebaster, the wife of Mr. J. Cndekshank, of a daughter. /4,oo.—Jannary 23, at Hightnary New-park, the wife of gagg. , of a son. Ini F LT.--Janur yU, at Whithorn, Wigtownaltire, the wife of Captain W. Kelly, of a aon. MA/S p UN.—January IN, at Sydenham, the wife of H. M ai m 8.. of MllNll.o.—J son. anurny 24, at Woo-place, the wife of C. Munro. Msg. of a son. 20OLL—Jeneary 27, at Peashary-road, Lower Clanton, the wife of Mr. J. Poole, of twin daughters. SMITIL--Jaintary 26, at Ridge Mount, Woodhouae Leta. the wife of L Smith, MR., of a daughter. 11111111.—January at, at Stratford-sub-Castle, near Salisbury, Wilt., the wife of T. Smith, Esq., of a so n. TOMS.—Janstary 26, at Highest Lodge. Walthouldow. Mrs. T. H. Toms. of a daughter. WILLI/MON.—January 24. at Upperstanhope•trut.Lfeet9 ool, the wife of T. B. Wilkineon, daq., of a son. MARRIAGE& IYARCT-1211VMAN.—Janear7 14, at the Church of the Hol y 'Malty, Hamlmre, High Wycombe, Bucks, by the Rev. Mr C. IL LlOton, Bart., the Rev. H. D Arcy, Rector by Chide). Galway, to Mary Anne, daughter of J. Newman, Lag of Brenda House, Bucks. HARRIIION—ItOBI, —J awry at the pariah church. Wires. held. Bares. by the Rev. J. C. , the Bee. J. H. Rector of bOroolto. Ncetbentytenshire, to Really Beide° Ikea daughter of Lieut..lloolonel H. Rose, of the Ferus. and late 17th Inman. PHILLIPS—HMING.—January 25, at Moseley Church, Wor- ZM cestershire. by the Rev. J. R. Davide)° Charles Motteram. son of Mr. 8. Phillips, of Hielipte, to Louisa Meaner, daughter of kr. H. Hemming. of Eiparlibrook, Birmingham. RIJR2IIII,—VAUGHAN.—January 22, at Llsoadefalle. Brecon shire, by the Rev. 11. De Winton, John, son of the late G. Hume% Keg., of Merthyr Tydfil. Olarnorganshire, to lochs Blanche, daughter of the Rev. C. Vaughan, Rector of flaw awns. DRATHS. ANDIRSON.—January It, at Cask, House, Newburgh, Fife. Mr. D. B. Anderson. BELTIW.-4annary 24, at 'Rockleigh Court, Devon, J.Y. Belle w lA "' W. BIR .—Jaanary tt, at Cheers-Areal. Torteth.park, p!ol, Henrietta, vita of Mr. J. A. Birkett, aged at. BLlVlN.—hailier/11111.1aa Leeceetreet, Liverpool, Hannah, wife of MY J. BMWs, seed M. BROWN". 115. at Wilton House, Blackheath. 0 . Brawn" lit,. a- ROgglt—Jeuseey at Measaburyuquare, the Rev. T. H. 111. I+LOD immiw 11, at it. Margaret's plea, 82 Tamed* matt Mi. G. ihreave4 awl it Mom ma itsbeasi W mums lure tam el NA* 8 . lamlat44l:est. la tie OW et Diadem, Prestef. AS 0840 Oaks, la lafataa ise kerest, fa . the 'Mind nt Materials,. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMILLIST, J AN. 28. APPOINTIISNTIL .C,Sp tale' R. V. Hamilton, to the Hydra. Lieutenant J. W. Jaws, to be additional to the Victory, for spenial swine. PaymeMer A. D. IVArthur, ontinned in the Rinenntse. Acting Amisteat•Borpou De. J. Hutchinson, to the Rifleman. PORTSMOUTH, JAIL 28. The Pandora, 5, screw vessel, Lieutenant Hon. James F. Fitzmaurice, arrived at Spithead this moralog from Liverpool. The Shannon. 51, screw frigate, Captain James B. Wain. Wright, sailed this morning for Hurst Ties Somme, steam sloop, Commander Hon. William J. Ward, riled during the night for Woolwich to pay o ff . The Himalaya iron screw steam troop ship, Captain John Ssooombe, embarks the 45th Regiment to-morrow fern Aldershott, sad sails on Thursday for Ireland. VOLIIIITIRRa AT MILITARY STATIOIFIL—Thai fol lowing Waroaßee circular bas been honed to oilmen woo semen Teenier soros : " Sir, it having been repertedl to the of Bee far War that • coops of voluntema lately under ores and with drums beating through • military elation, without any intimates Darin dir bez e livon to tie general officer io oommaod time, am Sir Hemp Levis to point out to you tie one socol ing is meow to the urges of military service ; and to in form you that whomever volumed* desire to visit nay garri son or comp as a military bode, the permission of the Sere tary o/ State must first be obtained through the Lord Lieu tenant, in order that the general aim in command may be duly made aware of the intended &mangoes*. Upon all cessions of watering • garrison or camp, the *lcor is can nand of valuation most duly report hr arrival to the Wofficer, and at the same time furnisi him with • ei se of lie soops.—l bare the boomer to be, is., your obedient wreak Du OUT AND Rms." Ti. ORDNANCE FRAUDS the Court of Q•ein'e Beach, Dublin, cm Natiday, eenteuce was upon Hamilton Connolly sad John lellwaine, who Cr i been found guilty ci practising extensive frauds upon the Ordnance ,t as previously meted in this journaL Hamillsa Osimelly was sentemed to • term of two years from hi asumnitel, sad aleo to pay to the mown a fine of 1,0001. Jobs Mitres* had bee. reesnunended to roomy by the ism • Wag that be was led into the offence by the ether pnioniek osid it was thought that the ends of justice would he - * mate** him to imprisonment for a purled ci %role mouths from toe mitts], and a fine to the crown el 1,0001 SPDXIPIN9 INTELLRIBN473. BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -MITIODAT. CHESTER CUP. 33 to 1 apt Umpire (off.) 35 W 1 Agri (t) 40 to 1 Zodiac (t) 40 to 1 fby Longbow--ais to Stafford (t) 50 to 1 Wm. Ou 50 to 1 Brown Duali (t) sm (t) TWO T o 1 HOUSAND O l d GUINE Calabar AS(off) STAKES. 4 t O 44 to 1 apt Marquis (t) THE DERBY. Si to 1 apt liaokatoso (t) 10 to 1 Old Calabar (off) Marquis (off) 25 to 1 Nair' ($) ACCirTaNCIE 4011 The Cll4llThit Cu,. (169 eds., 69 et whom pay fetich) TM highest weight asespaig bode Bst 51b, it has ban raised to Bst 121 b, sod the Mises is proportion. Age st lb AV II Dr Crater 5 1! Zarl el Sarre, lawyer (tA) 4 It Wadded I 7 Parmesan Botterd " ==llll II 7 Oldminat y er 4 1 $ 7 Brows Dacha, 4 1 JAI/ WM* Wares • 1 =ids i 2 Walk, 4 4 Petra (1148 s hissed a Fa Mistairwat ke er Osseael 12f en ... L . 1 I±cenue rt 'rince 6 aNalimi Shinii s S gams. s e 'A.... 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Tag REGISTRLILYSKIP. —At s meeting of the mooed of the mane this morn*, after three mutinies, the Rev. H. R. Laird, Fellow, end Awtelnai-Tutor of Trielty College, and the Rev. J. Power, Don, Tutor, and Prieloner of Pembroke College. , ware eeleeted out of the madidates for the Regietraryebip foe premotalicie to the .warn. The polling between them gentlemen will, ea before slated, take place to-morrow (Wedsmday), domes at half-past eight p.m. PROFZINIOKAL CERTIFICATI EXAMIPATION. RVIII3II Pierson/set Laws.—(EzaraiDed end approved 4—Carroll, Trinity ; Leda, Bt. Peter's ; Sadthorpe, 8t Feesea.— Rzinsame T. Abdy, LL.D., and Gee. Leapingwell, LL.D. We fled Du Baley's delicious heel Isairela Melbas Tod as WWI sem* kr th babift pass, Irtliarare wairisraaaa. arrebor. illablity, OWN" , bribillar, irserso. ors. Ilkhistbah, , 1111•11111611 E, iimilo. NV" •Iall" i 1411111116. sal arrer._ Ammar,. MN" MUM" rgi rmr. own,. sirdie.. Dr,fttir, IP. az. 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