The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-13 00:00:00

RE PALL OP A HMI IN LIVERPOOL.- Firs PERSONS lILLBD. LIVERPOOL, WCONtsovt. A:ter the despatch of oar telegraphic stiMilltry lbet night the proms MI reseovir the likku was err ereaced, whea, la oddities la the two farres who were get out of the rubbish surly is the realms, the bodies et is caattiar (Meredith Jamb &labourer awned Ellie, sad • Mrs. Jones, wan extriered, Mk is each owe bet curet. 'Dbm following ere the additional pirtkulers of tide and ca leuropbe. About lifter eats, labourer end other, rase the dins tion of Mr. Rietiton, Wilder warreyer,_ end Mr. Michell Laniard digging up the drier Al heMpeet nine 0%.10ch the body of • third ma,* Warr, wse brooeht out deed. He could hardly be Wedded ; het it le support the treare were More of • ree sawed Ellie, 22 yews of age, who wee known to lire bees werkiag as thopreedre. He bad ap y that morning for • job, sad mid he wee experienced ta tells" does wells, whersersa Mow Leer erred him. At ten o'clock the body of • eddillwaged sot reepectsbly &eared women wee deg set, dr hiving evidently been Na talie el the .-water d het perehres. Her feet wee. Op ',wool. Foam Istraithil Add lud bra made for the mim ing bidy, it wee supposed be be the body et s Mau Jar. At tierce o clock the remedas elf the cadre. Meredith Joe.. were found at the re tad of the rep. His welch wee toned nainjered end Ogg. It appears there went aegis earesere I. the drop thee at Mir enpreed, end egeseel who were arrest the doer WON varied to rum out is the diet creak. There st the eed OW the well AN wee elect to be removed were the rimer Mr. Therpeek i s mserpir i Lab the other shop with • rum tea li rtai sad tar be ereepsi. W. Zara, se reisteat, *re* Is the err way. Mee HA Asa weir the Marie r the sorb.** soner, we le pesessed by • brie that reired erase the well, ohm she weld speak to those rider fir wee rarer without bailee ward much ippiry. Mr. II•gbrola escheat wise see wwwtee this lady, was buried graerity se tree. sod we lerwre err by the roe Derr Or card brie the bider are sod without. With isperd or she essestreobs, be iseeribee It ee bowleg • meg, aul beihre he *WI are ea iesh dews be was and buried la by bream amber rablih. Del Ores err the door nos ad es haartig e rok. Jae aritant, wes birwre Meek Oe re psalm belea l =er is wee sort that • petty-wen, mfr. which re blame of Me rested, wee Fl4l tech. thick, wither eaubleadlegr se adjacent rill of It urea thlimer Ilmllod trim° Aso ries el ses ad IMO pant esel well hod tisil" or ." ised••a s. Ho poet ahem The wow mssssa a Wile ern sod S *el ILO the refarer 1• Mc No awe bah: woo heed. =dig is art MOM" thes Ur Ivo ebeely eiseureed so the whale of the MM. The bear et the two mem et the boars* Sotelisl bees bra tholled. • ems ass west tire * webs oseeithe els* eisred maw red Wow, rid ho bed tbs dbassier teelt the deed Is* weber and rear. Mr amen al Ile maw woe Mrs llervey, sled rho rides WI the ire Kr. Ale drew dr Illaney, seller, cedar at Ns. I. 01/hurelete. I se Oldh eel orse• The • drighter wee reendJam 1= , errS. robe p some reete, geeted tbsy lir moths, le shop to or sad we tapas" beard irs: *woo y . The body ft Ka Jim, Irish we deg sta the en. Ye r e statresiewil er her tralsais, 17, Wolsr.stres. Path, her 1..1 " mei Minima st Irogitel Ilw br white isaelyst, ad lea s dos hedr el re esker, Noseikh Jars seed ease 20, ad the bay el the lelmeter, haw NM* she s your men, wane IS the doll 4110•10 his let Webs. I The *goer sill rehab* be spred te-renew (Tbwrsdey). SHOCIING ARAM oft 0048YOVI1D 3041141'. A boatman in the Gosatimard service, wood Jame I . Mc ago! 3r yours, and whit kw Moat Mahe mambo hat lam gal:treed in Whitebait*, hen ma with his death wader nowt pailful cirewaassina The dud body tithe =Sur tussle man having been letnall. shook *AO easel so ll° a;orettag of Sued., last, MI the back stem to Ike W 444 Pier at Ulu town, information was glow as the pikes; and on holiday afternoon, William Lusals_ &go in. 1141 an inquest a t th e W e lli ngton lan, Wail Stood, relative to the poor fellow's untimely and. Tram the erilence then adduced, it seems that the ditasamd, whit had not Nan on duty during Friday hat, had emit • considerable portion of the day in esipposy with soma fronds, and had partaken of Nur. Tb• steamer fur Lirsrpcil from this port being advertised to ;NEI at midnight, and the deceased's (etude intagl io,. to awl in that meal, ha wrompoisel them down to the eug.ir-tosigoe, aid was there awn and spoken to by Mr. John 14046001 a, the blepseter of theWhitaharen Blum Narita:ion Compaa7. Soma pawing remark. woes made by the demand and Mr q, therm, whn, though observing that Vise had got liquor, did no: think be was otherwise than quite capable of taking can of himself. Tha steamer sailed from the Sugar tongue eorsowhere about half-past lon Saturday worming, aid the deceased we. sever seen alive from shortly before that thee. A. his devise notaunimeed on Saturday rum ing, and u Vine did not make appearaace, inquiries were wale rerpectiag Mtn, but he could not be found. ThJakior that ha Wight possibly have got on board the steamer pit prior to her departure, and bang unable to get on chore again had been carried at to Liverpool, Cinimaader Comber, the principal coast•gnard olSoer at thi, station, telegraphed to that port, but received an answer that nothing wee known of hiw there. Under these eircumetances it jaa hand that sometbizig serious bed recurred to the unfortunate man, and this apprehension was fully verified by the ending of We body on Sunday morn tag, NA &Pentad above. Au examination of the corm. eh feted that the heed was fearfully injured, the skull being fractured, :sod there being bedew, &n., upon the face and other parts. The fracture alone was quits sufficient to came death. No reliable Informatke can be socertained se to how the r. ir fellow came by hi. death ; but the mot pro bable eau-• of the fatality is that, Whig somewhat affected by the drink he bad weaken of, the detained bad walked an to the Wen Pier, pethape for the pupae of seeing the steamer round the pier heed, and stumbling in the darksem, had fallen over steward. Year the steps so the town end of the pier there to on the outside of the structure a oronn buttrera, the top of which (about 12 feet from the top of the pier) project. outward considerably; end it is conjectured that. havuw gm, up the steps, he had fallen over at this particular place. Felling with hie heed upon this projection the irritate would of course naturally result, and. if not produrfue death at once, would render him utterly end in stantane,o•lv irweisige. so that on machine the *ea he woold out have the smallest chance of raving homelf. There was no suspicion I f foal play toward. the decree. 4, and the tory, titer considering the facts, gave a verdict of Pound deed.- The de. r toed was e ream= on board the steam triple Tiger, Ceptain G list, &Arkin' part of the Itueitian wee, and was on board the ill-feted real% when aim west on shore near to Oirwee. and wea taken pieces. by the Rnaalens.—Cron kelead l'arLit. TAN NORM IN DUBLIN.--RMINDEN OP TIE NU11111,12. The remain, of Margaret Bask, whs. was barba rously nourrhorrol on Sotostray gibe. we Gemmed for lu teement .on I rserday manic in Gletateela cenavovry, fol lowed by a ve-t nortrouse el papa. After the burial two min who were ruing oa seeills ear were celled by their horse. end on turning rend they par Seed that it wee the murderer 111 w k who hadtmdiel tiro, red who had been at tM frson,l of hie VIIIMM. sag that be could not rem, awl that he related tio Owe htmalt up. The two Mon ob• mined a car and ipso Mak he serge re Sergeant Delany. He wss Wee& ar Owearrbas satarshers, where Lie Crwars werdad, sad akin wow &mod cm he preen a eberp-pieted wasers, • putty balk a *harp tmwol, ad a bads f kart► sal tee aewspagers esasslakir ea ec cent of the mei*, sad at as it wt. le Meliorated that the kerareard MIKIS woo Ur wawa with trlikh ha bad tom tolOad the Border. Ha mold that be bod read the own. papra sod saw that Wore was so theme of We seam. He also restarted that he knew nothing et the r oloos of which he wee charged, se be ear quite drank on Bromley tight. Mr. Syndrome, city meows, having been ern , for, armed at the .'view-boar, accompmied by Surgeon Go-ores Porter. C [Alto resist. peseent. Barroom Porter, at the re quest of Colored Lake, emernhard the clotbee worn by the premier, end found th• bet of • ahirt sad ti once] seat which ee were 00..4 with blood. The wretch.' Mon woo f,111•117 C46111111 , e i rw lb. coroner's warrant to Richnoroirl Borderell, to steel be oral rot the next commis-ion, eel wee removed in co r rr.oly , t 1 of car. followed by butidrde of peeress who ter erroubed in the vicinity of the ortarorn•bram. Tao Trestle, loading to the head-oaks VIP. W. hod up by large crowd., who eatrcred that the primmer wool I be brough t. = barrette emoorsie for •mreisetion. Thy appeared dieeppoleed on being informed teat Birk hol is,. takes od to pol se hour provoma—Netweeres TIDY ATLI DC‘TII AT BITIIN JAM •11.1011. Pd,. Willis Baker, the eur,oer, held an kwpawit at the !Mks of Gke.& pebbc-bout-, Seisbrigh.- owlet, Bothael,rreea-road, relative to the death of Ant Cowbell, wed 71 years, who died from deetitution. at No. 41, Veabricht Admit, wider the followiacc cirtumwanres. It from the evidence that Me deremol *lot • SOW. rbiT II silk winder, sad bet wipe were shoat 1., Gd. per week. Shit had riveter(' parochial relief from the worlitionte of St. Matthew, Bathed-ween, but latterly Ws had hem discarded, mid bad to mbeim os her owe scanty waning.. On Satur day night the deceased retired to red, mid about 12 o'cilock is the I.llowtag day the landlord wee enable to Kaki admle- Om to her room, which was in • poverty-striihen cute. As alarm wee raised, when the wortment vas forcibly entered, Wed the dervemd ere toned lyleg ere the tl or aeries' chair. which abs had is doubt placed in teott of the dom. Me. Rolpb. the warrens of Bethnalscreis-road, wit called, sad hi. matelaat (Mr. 111111ithfIlii0) promptly attealed. when the deceased wee preemeeted le be dyleg. Stimulants were admisiatered, mit the deemed died shortly afterward.. Mr. betwthwalts mid lbw dierered W died hoe ribaution from veal of the common hawwwhis Of We. The corms? mid it was to le rewnitted that rho arossi Ind sot eels sitoeber applfrerton to the pare& ler orlii•••• who Ina &rime. her Hi. prebaly Welt Uwe been The jury were of that *be deeemetn death bad nominated by detftntbe, broach is by her ertNor d 1 arm, sad 'cursed • verdict womanly. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1859. ILato Intellignite. EQUITY COURTS.-JAN. 12. (Beton Vico. Climacellor Sir H. T. Kiadersley.) • -• NAMMTON O. 16111711.-THII ILLFININO ♦ND COLONTAL SUOMI COUPANY. - - - -o •• The plaintiffs in this snit were the director; of en abortive joint stock cowpony, celled the British Reaping end Colonial Sugar Company. The defendants, Mr. J. F. Smith sad Mr. Galloway were the writers of two patents for s improved rood• of refitting auger, celled Dr. Scofferns Patent, and the E4o4fern-Galloway Patent Process, and they carried ea the business of sugar redoing on premiss emote et Plommet row. Whiterhepel, but either from the basins= bring un profitable, or trots mate other erase, the business was ens pendrd in 1863 or 1864. An effort was then made to get up e joist-stock company to carry on the works. The plasters become provisional directors, bat the project did sot take with the public, sad the company wan never actually formed. Marrs. M'Naughten sod Pany, sugar broker., of Miacisg-lane, had a 'mosque. for 4,0001. on tbe premise., and the director, paid off 2.0001. of uni,mortgage, of which sum 1,2501. was found by Smith, and 2601. Galloway. Since then a further SUED of 1,0001. km beta rained by further charge on the pumices, sad this 1,0001., livelier with a farther sum which ass contributed by the director., was expanded by them, In the autumn of 1856 It woe determined to wind up the company, which was accords bey doss. Mr. Smith subeequentle coseneseeed se scam spirt the director. to recover too 1,2401. he bad advaseed, sad the primed snit was instituted to resigale bis by **etas teem prowentiog such stake, mid As ea amount, mad the question which was peaks!, robed in the ens was, whether Mr. Solids and Mr. Oaliaway were alwrebeMaus and liable to contribute to the apses= et the me say. lad* it append, wes maraud in the list so • promoter et the company, bat it did not snow that °Wow?s awns was Mcluded, and Smith paid Mt. as his contributive el the prellmlaary expenses, Mr. Swansea' sad Mr. Loooek Webb appeared he the plaintiff ; Mr. Meese sad Mr. Dickenson [mete deloodemin ; sad Mr. Hobboesis fur Mr. Heroert, one of the disectore. The VlawClleacellar said the bill failed in its mind*. The bill proceeded on the fooong that all the defendants were ro-partnare, but it had been t le.trly determined that these inchoate companies were not partnerehips. In such oasis the who antrised say ;articular expediter* were liable to pay for it. The bill most be dismissed with oasts se re garded Mr. Galloway, and without costs ae regarded dad* end Herbert. (Baca* Vies-assiscallar Wood.) MACN•VOOYIN V. `.l sCIIILLAN. Mr. Brit end Mr. Herheregion smeared Is moped of isolioa to terrain the defendant from the elean trip Omeo, by removing from it as 'kris aria It was neat- d that the plaintiffs true the cantweetese with the Tamara government be the supply to Use brad • tele graph amble; Met they had Maly rim& the cable, and screed with Ur &indent, who wee the captain end per owner of the Mesa, that the cable should be conveyed to Timm& by that dip. It wee scoardingly shipped on beard the Onsee, and Nat vessel proceeded an her voyage. She, bowl rror, met with hied weather, and asetained norm injuries. She therefore Mitch to Plymouth, sad In ord e r to her tapir the dr was about to norm the cable hom her. This step the plaintiff. alleged would matenalty injure the cable, and ling Mentors prayed be an injunction against the defendant. The VionoCheneelke granted au interim injunction anal flunky In the nut, usual t erm the plaintis. ffs undertaking to answer any deinesse BAIL COURT.-JAN. 12. Sittisge at NW Priam —(Befog Mr. Justice Erie std Common Jury.) PPARCR 7. 14,1117111..- 11019.111 CAUSt. - Mr. Edwin Janne and Mr. M•liamara appearai for the plaistiff ; Mr. O'Malley sod Mr. Kay for the whiteface. The was en action brought by the plaintiff, • brickmaker, carrying on business in Islington, against tits mentor of • firmer who wided at Biggiestraite, in Bedfordsktre, for bessch of warrenty on the sale of • large grey cart-boesn, which the plaintiff purchased for 70i. Within • few days after tie horse was brought up to London It became quite Yoe sad unlit for work. The plaintiff. therefore, called f a weierinery surgeon, who prosounird the horse to have a awed. cowl, hear in the feet. and bed rainbows ; in fast, to be wordage. kw the purparies of the plaintifL The plain tiff oceeennakated this opinion to Master,, from who.. he the hen., and required him to take the bore s b o ok. re= boworer, took no notice of that ootamuniall The has we therefore sold at Aldridge. far seven guinea', and within a fortnight of the sale it died. The defendant &Wed that ear warranty had been given with the hone. end contended that the plaintiff had purchased it with a know ledge of Its defects, influenced to do so in the expectation that en account of the immense slot of the animal it would serve se • wind peripatetic advertisemenrof his boain,ss. At the former trial, which took place before Mr. Justice Crompton, the jury were unable to agree to • verdict, but on this occsaion the plaintiff wee more suocomful, for after an absence from court of soul an hove, the jury returned • ith • verdict fur the plaintiff , da. COURT OF COMMON PLEAL—Je N. 12. Sittings in Banco.—(Bdore Lewd gist 'masks Cockburn, sad lustiest Wilbur, Crowder, rad Walk) THE REAL OP SEREWSRVIT 0. SCOTT AND OTKIES.-TFIS prlceidings were still pending, Mr. Stoats having deserted WI wife would be hable for necessaries, as these goods—which cundsuid of tea, candles, &c., supplied in 1864—were. The reason the action was not brought sooner was the difficulty in discovering the address of the defendant, who 1•11 e a very eccentric poison. One of the learned judges had asked him if be lived under an umbrella, as he changed his residence every day. (Laughter.) At length he wae compelled to name a place where a paper might he left for him, and this ac tion brought. The plaintiff having proved the delivery of the goods, Mr. Swale was called, and deposed to the fide stated by the horned wojeant. TM defendant then proceeded to cross-examine his wife. How did you get your living before I married you ? Mts. Stoate—l was living with my family. Mr. Stoats—Rave you hew drinking this morning ? Yn Stoats—l have not. Mr. Stoats—How many bastards had you before I mar ried you P Mrs. Stade—None. Mr. Stcate—Who was your mother ? Men Stoats—Don't you mention my mother, Mr. Stoats—Did you not put s gentleman into the Bishop's Corn for calling you a brothel keeper ? Mrs. Stoats—No. Mr. ronßram7well said that nothing which Mts. Stoats telglit have dote before her marriage was material. If she bad eitaaattled adultery it would 4 astify the defendant In Webs brie, t he must cooties hen examination to events ealtesquat marriage. Hasa the farther crosirszamination of Mrs. &cafe, it ap parel AM ea eas occasion when her husband attoodsd some rata rad lett her without food, she broke open one of hie ham for the purpose of endeavouring to raise money aa near deeds. In bat se-examinatinn, Mrs. Stoats said there was no truth ta the ee daWoa that she had had illegitimats children or that she haadd kept a howls of ill •fame. Her father was a mor dant et Bristol. lire husband had frequently &molted her, sad had threatened to knock her brains out. A vritnees having bees cand to prove the emelt, the farther heating of the ewe wee adjosuaed to tht. day. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.—Dtc. 12. Sittistra in Error. The Court bare appointed the following days for sittings wrote from the Climes Bench the first four days shot term ; from the Common Pleas on the two following days and from the Esrbequrr on the two stic,aw ding days. The sittings of the court will therefore extend over eight misera ble@ days • bat, if the errors from au court should not campy th's allotted period, errors from the *that courts will bs prooswisd with La stir. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. II (Brim Mr. Ccaminksar Murphy.) IN 11 NOWT COLLINS. This ineolvist, a pothosatian-teaker, win append by Mr. Way kw • parson gaoled Yeomen& Mr. Thew aapported. It appearad flat the isseirait bad instated a new rater, ad aid entered Into pertaanhip with Yeoman, who was Mead coney. A sawed took place, end Yeomen me the insolvent tato custody for Noe,. He was &s -and bad breast:it an action for falae imprisonment, =as now Mr. Connelmaionar Murphy suggested e " drawn battle," that the anion stated be d woontinaed and the opposition withdrawn. -- Ireo;n;l ens sot dispeeped to arrange, and the insolvent at length amid be Ireland tlts inks to go on In order to clear his ratentrose. _ _ _ llaiiiandeoleur Ilhoyhy, after a stormy &smug= be twos the biletreat sad Yeoman., rid he felt the form of W imbued's *seeks to withdrew the action. ♦ day wee road for the deal order. P cumatinces wider which defendant juatified, the determina tion would be in Me favour, and the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages one farthing. Detradant was sworn on that occesion, and as the decision went on the ques tion of credit his evidence wee necessarily 'arterial to the lane The facts which gave rise to the action were these :—Mr. Marren, as auctioneer, soki a lady's effects, In Linden-grove Van, Peckham, ea the ard of July last. Lot 186 was a bed, bolater, and pillow. Mr. Barrett, who was priming et that sale, bid 260., and the lot was ran up to 31e. Bd. Mr. Barrett did not bid after 30s. • and when the lot was knocked down at 31e. 6d. nobody could be found who had offend that sum, and in conseimienos the lot was put up again, when Mr. Barrett called 2.6 e." There was no other bidder that time, and the lot ens banked down at 26e, but when the auctioneer's clerk inquired, as usual, to whom, Mr. Murrell replied " Rogers" (a pence who was bidding and buying at the sale ea • commiseen agent on behalf of the friends of the lady whose furniture wee being disposed of). Mr. Barrett, finding that the lot was knocked down to Mr. Rogers, who had made no bidding whatever for it, pro tested against the proceeding, again and again told Mr. Murrell that he (Barrett) was the lions fide purchaser, and called upon hint if there were an dispute in the matter— agreeably with the coeditions of the sale-4o put the lot o p again to the highest bidder, but his remarks were unheeded by Mr. Murrell, who proceeded to the neat lot, and upon Mr. Barrett offering • price for that, Mr. Mundt refused to Mks his bidding. Mr. Barrett said he had come nine or ten antes, end that Mr. Murrell had a right to take hie bidding. Mr. Murrell, who had threatened to have him turned out of the room, sent for the police, but they refused to take Mr. Barrett eaten Mr. Murrell would charge him, when the latter called hie men and had him forcibly ejected, which was the emelt complained of, and for which the action was brought to recover damage*. Mr. Manors answer on which he grounded his plea of justification, was th at the bidding of 31s. 6d. was bona fide, but that not being able to find the pparr who had bid that amount, Barrett had jeeringly said that he had lost hie bidder, or something to that effect (in allusion, as it seemed, to a practice of auctioneers of what is termed " trotting," or making a mappoatioas bidding of their own). Mr. Murrell then put the lot up spin, and especially di rected his attention towards Barran, and, seeing no one bid but Rogers (who had himself on the trial been obliged to con fess that he never made a bidding at all for the lot the second time), knocked it down to him at 255. Barrett then do ctored the sale should not proceed, and it was in consequence of this interruption and the confusion that followed, that de fendant justified himself in the entree he had punned. It was upon the evidence so given by Mr. Murrell upon the trial that the present assignment of perjury rest d. Mr. Alfred Daniel, managing clerk to plaintiff's attorney, having predated the record of the action, and Mr. John William Cook, shorthand writer, the notes of the trial, the latter showed that when Barrett said he claimed the lot, Murrell, in his testimony, had sworn that it was sot his, that he had not bid for it, and that upon Barratt's becoming violent and stating that the sale should not proceed, he (Mr. Murrell) went on to the neat lot, thinking that he might be quiet, but finding that he was not, he told him he should te obliged to have him removed ; bat he would not desist, and es his manner wee very violent and the noise he made so greet that the silo could not go on, he had him put out. Mr. Irmo Barrett was sworn, and declared that a bid ding el 31s. IL preened from no one. He must have herd it had 11 been a bidding. No purchaser applied tor it when it wee knocked down the first time, and Mr. Murrell never asked whose bidding it was. The reason he put it up mai, as witness supposed, was that he did not want It la kis own beack, that he had knocked it down at that price is a weimndem, bevies no boni fide bidder. Witness navy INK as imputed to blur, "You have got no bidder," or anything of that sort. Witness stood facing him when be made the :bidding the second time, and defendant looked towards him, and must, as he should think, have seem him. Defendant quoted his bidding, and when he knock(d the lot down witness thought he was booking it for him. Witness did not say the sale ehould not proceed, and the only answer he got from defendant was that he would have hies put out of the room. A man who was intoxicated there began to hiss Mr. Morrell. After ceose-examination witness was questioned by Mr. Paynter, end declared that he was not making a notes or hindering the isle in any way when turned out by de- Asthma's order. _ William Henry Roger,, commission broker, maid he at tended the sale for Mr. Buiritt, the father-in-law of the lady at whom house it took place. Defendant knew be wee there for that purpoee. Witness did not bid at all the mond tune for the lot, but defendant stooped over I. him and .b at had been his previous bidding, and upon his 26e., defendant knocked It down to him. That was tt had bid. Mr. Barrett insisting that ha wee endued to the lot canoed a disturbance in the room, bat a drunken man named Burgess made a great deal of noise there. In _ witneas admitted that although not entitled to the lot, be cleared it:and took ft away for the gen tleman for whom be wee buying.= commteeloa. He dared nay his previous bidding was by a nod. The voice witness baud meet is the room was Harratt'e, but he thought Bur gess and other persons called oat. Did not madder there :uC noise while the next lot waa M Oa, selling to r. Paynter. calms admitted that he thought woe favouring him when be knocked the lot for which be bad not bid down to him. He had also favoured hha reagectiag smother article. Witness did not however think that that was acting unfairly. After some further evidence, the ease wee adjourned until Tuesday. SOUTHWARK. _ George Heym, an eneisn of the 16tIa . Pagiateat of Foot, at No 24, Glouceater-equare, Hydrpark, woo with riotous sad diagracrifal coaduot la a private box is the Victoria Theatre. - . John Herrington, 32 L. said that he was employed to keep order inside the Victoria Theatre. About 10 o'clock on the previous evening be heard a disturbance in one of the pri vete le , xos noeupled by the defendant and three other gentle men. Ile looked up, and perceived him and two of his friewla cluing in the front of the boxes. Two of them were smoking cigars, and loud complaints were made from all pane of the home. He instantly proceeded to the box and 'unuttered them to desist, but they waved their handkerchiefs, and shouted to the persons in the pit and gallery. The de fendant was the most violent of the lot, and he was compelled to eject him tram the theatre, and take him into custody. Mr. Borchem—Did you fea the defendant smoking ? Herrington—No, sir, but when I entered the box he emelt very strong of smoke. Defendant—l did not smoke, but two of my fiiimds did, and I could not help that; and I never eat in the front of We box. Yr. iittrchant (to Herrington)—Wu the defendant sober? Herrington— es, in, be appeared to be so, as well ea two of his friends, but the other wee under the influence of liquor, end he wee the beet behaved of the lot. (Laughter.) Mr. Burchrun—Was the prisoner shouting P Herrington—Yee, sir. He was calling out to the audience In the pit sa well se the gallery. The cries were "Turn them out, turn them out," end for mom time the uproar was so great that the performsnrm could not be gone on with. Relendent—l was nut very noisy, and I did not smoke. Mr. Burchom—lt a quite clear that your conduct lona very disgraceful, and I am sorprieed that • gentlemen in your position of society should set such a bad example. You roust pay a Bus of 20.. The due woe immedialsly paid. IRORMARTERff QUARTERLY MEETING. WOLVERHAMPTON, WEDNESDAT The usual quarterly meeting of the ironmastere of this district sea hold to this then this afternoon. The attendance of the trade wee not numerous, and the prevailing opinion appeared to be that there was scarcely so much buoyancy as existed a, fortnight ago; prices were, notwith standing, very firmly maintained; in that respect no retro gramma:on whatever being apparent. The slight check which has been experienced is not an unhealthy indication, but may possibly be nodal to prevent that speculative action of which the germs were visible at the preliminary meeting. It Is not easy to arrive at any conclusion se to the amount of business done today; but we know that some very fair contracts were given out, and that amongst consumers gene telly there is • feeling of confidence that prices are not likely to recede. All the principal makers are pretty full of ceders, within the last we.), or two a good many having come in from Australis, the United States, and from India; and shippers ere manifesting • disposition to increase their ope ratlom The unpleasant turn which matters have unexpect edly taken in connexion with European politics was a good deal discussed at this meeting, but the prevailing feeling ap peared to be that the proepeote of the iron trade generally are sufficiently good to allay any apprehensions as to the future. With reference to a divulge recently issued by the agent of Lord Ward, announcing an advance upon prices of 10a. per ton, it may be mentioned that the effect upon prices generally will be inappreciable, his lordship having little finished iron to sell ; bat it la understood that a quantity already sold has ken at very low prices. The price of pig iron is scarcely so high as we last quoted It, but there was no positive alteration of prices declared to-day. Ironstone and coal is in active demand. Prices have &ten dency upwards. . . . _ AireieriaManufactarers' quarter-day, this has been the most lwalthlul one exporieriore for the last fifteen mouths. Accounts were well paid. The Wolverhampton factors are in good spirits, and many of the manufacturers are busy, they having s good supply of orders beforehand. The quarterly 'amiably was held to-day at the Bt. George's Hall, an agreeable change, which Du been adopted at the suggestion of the mayor (John Hartley, Req.) For many yew the meetings have taken place in front of the Bann Hotel, a site most unfit for the purpose, and, moreover, caus ing an obstruction of the public thoroughfare, which ren dered the discontinuance of the practioe almost imperative. For the sake of the comfort end convenience of all whose basinass leads them to Wolverhampton on quarter-day, it is to ha hoped that the system of assembling in front of the Swan will not again be resealed M. TESTIMONIAL TO MR. BAILEY, M.P.—A meeting of gentlemen connected with the Chamber of Commence at Manchester semenbkd in the Mayor's parlour, Town-hall, = ia lfi llegling .P., for i 461 the , Puggcsi pstidset :t prsentins y c t° . M r: rigs= .1= i ft fart tier r(v i :oe- rea rresi7e7t; ' , Mr. Malcolm Bees, Mr. John Pander, Mr. A. Finley, Mr. John Bleu, and Mr. W. R. Callender. The testimonial wee a and massive silver centrepiece, to be used either se an 6 or a candelabrum. The manufacturer. are the Meows. Garrard, of London, and it is valued at 400 It hears the following inscription: " Presented g da th a rmembers of the Chamber of Commerce sad Alanufso tures at Manchester, to Thomas Bexley, EM„ who held the office et president during • period of 14 years." Mr. Mackie, the Mayor, presided, and the preeentetion was made by Mr. H. AeltweetL Mr. Easley, In thanking the meeting for this handsome tante al raspier, referred at some length to the part he Ind takes eking with the chamber under his pre sidency in the freetrede quietism, and in Orate to promote freedom of commerce generally. ST. MART'S HOSPITAL.—A special general meet lag of the governors sad subscribers of this valuable charity was held yesterday, in the board-room of the institution, at Paddington, for the purpose, among other business, of electing • secretary, in the room of Mr. R. J. Newman, who has resigned. From the last report it would appear that the institution generally continued to eper, but the estimation in which it was held by the public caused a pres ser, upon the funds which the annual imbeeriptions, toge ther with the legacies and collections at sermons, were scarcely able to meet. There had been • considerable 'scream of both in and out patinae, the total since its ens blishment being upwards of 100,000. The Very Rev. Dr. Trench, Dean of WesUoinster, has kindly undertaken to in aid of the fonds on Sunday, the 30th inst., at crill h ty Church, Bishop'rethed, Paddington. For the office of secretary there were three candidates; and et the close of the ballot the numbers announced were Captain J. G. Wilkin• soz, 93; Mr. J. R. Clißpertos, 81; Dr. G H. Kathie, 60. Captain Wilkinson having been declared duly elected as sue. meat to Mr. R. J. Newman, whose retirement is much regretted by all connected with the institution, the proceed atinelarled. SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION.—A rare and difficult awed= has just been performed by Dr. P. H. F.R.C.S. The child of Peter Low, enginemen, Granton had swallowed • common dress-hook, unnoticed by the mother, on Thursday lest. The permits were recom mended to apply to Dr. Watson, In the hope of saying the child's life ; and, trailing to bte skill, they left the case in his hands. On Saturday inn he made an Incision into the crioda milder sad removed the hook. The arid is now doing wall, and shows every symptom of a speedy recovery.—Adie iery_A Cbeneet. MACHINERY IN GAOLS.—At the meeting of the Liverpool Town Council yesterday (Wednesday) a report wee read from the Governor of Walton Gaol, founded on a report from the Governor of the Salford Howse of Correction, sug gesting the introduction of steam power into the gaol, in order to make the work of the prieuners remunerative and the gaol Itself self-supporting. The Governor of Walton Gaol re ported that it would not be advisable to introduce steam power into the Walton Gaol, ea it would destroy the efficacy of the separate cell system, n the shafts would have to pass from one cell to another, and thus the prisoners would be enabled to communicate with each other throughout the wards, The Governor also intimated that the amount re ceived from work executed by the prisoner. had been greeter during the peat year than it had been during any preceding year. In moving the confirmation of the gaol committee's proceedings, Mr. T. D. Anderson said that while the com mittee agreed with the governor relative to Walton Gaol, he thought steam power might be advantageously introduced Into some of the large state prisons for it was very desirable that primes should, if possible, be self-supporting. RI-NAMING AND NUMBERING STREETS.—Active steps are being taken by the Metropolitan Board of Works in carrying out the recommendations of the Paotmaster- Gamest in the matter of the re-naming and numbering the streets of the metropolis. Cannonntreet and Cannon-street road, Commercial-road Rae, is to be called Cannon-street road throughout in future. The several houses end pre mises therein are to be re-numbered consecutively, the odd numbers being 'intoned to those on the western side, and the even numbers to those on the eastern side, ouch numbers to commence at the muthern end. Princes-pluce. Christian. sheet, King-street, and Upper King-street. St. George's-in- Emt, it is proposed to designate Christian-street only throughout. This line is also to be consecutively numbered, the odd numbers to be on the west side, and the even once on the eastern, to commence at the southern end. The City road is to be similarly dealt with; also Penebridge-place, Bayswater, and the Old-arrest-road, which is to be re-num bered throughout, the odd numbers being assigned to the north side, the even to the south side. The new numbers will commence at the western sod facing Wilderno.st-rote. FATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Car ter. coroner for East Surrey, held an inquest at the Duke of Cambridge Tavern, Kanaion-houagatreet, Newington-road, on the body of Mr. Charles Perry, aged 57. clerk to Mr. Temple, go.. who lest his life under the foll.ivriog circum stances:—William Bray depose d that on Friday evening last, about a quarter to six o 'clock, he wee in the Ken nington-road. on the right-hand side of the way, when he beard some vehicle coming along the road at a very rapid pare. He looked round, and saw that it was • phaeton drown by one horse, and was about weer feet from the kerb. The deceased was in the roadway, and either one of the sham or the shoulder of the horse struck him, and he fell on hie fan in the road, the near wheels passing over him. Witnena 'ran to i Mr. Perry's assietance, but the c2mstre did not etna, the driver, at the 'inmost:it it over the dammed, striking the home with the whip. iteere obtained the sesistusoe of s young men, and oa raising Mr. Perry from the mooed be was found to be quite insiensible, sad wee et once conveyed to his own reeideme, No. 9. Hennington-row. He should be nimble to identify the driver of the carriage. At the time the occurrence took place en omnitas stopped in the road; the dammed alighted from It, and was coming Inwards the pavement when he we. knocked down. Richard Chamberlain, a Re:derma, corroborated the evidence of the lett witness., sad added that the carriage was driven et • very rapid pace. and that after the occurrence several persone called loudly after the driver to step, bet Ite did not do en. Mr. Miff, surgeon, of 19, Canterberrrow, Kennington-roed, deposed that on Friday evening last he was celled upon to see the deceased, and found bins lying on the floor rf the beck parlour of his own house. He was perfectly cold and polseleett, but be afterwards slightly rallied, and vritneen then found that the rill on the left side werermashed, and there we. no doubt the toner chest was injured. He became very low, and expired about ball-put eleven o'clock the tome night from the effects of the iniutite. Mr. Inspector White, of the L dividnn, said that anther the driver nor the. persons who were in the carriage bad yet been traced. The Coroner raid bethought, in each a serious our, the jury could not come to a decision without the strictest inquiries, soil he therefore reoonunended that the inquiry should be adjourned to give the police further time to trace there who were in the car riage. The jury concurring in the propriety of this course I the inquiry was atijoureed kr • week. Itanino BOROLARlF.B.—lnformation bee been re ceived by the pellet, of a daring burglary at the extensive silk manufactory of Meagre. Griffiths, New North Bridge-road, lellngton. The burglars effected their entry into the pre mises by scaling the outer into, end, by the sod of skeleton keys, penetrated int) the silk More mane. They tenet have been • considerable time on the premises packing up their plunder, goods to tee amount of 1,2001. having been carried off. The burglars, who got clear off with the Wag, have hitherto contrived to elude the 'totem of the pollee, the dim severy not beteg mode until the men Corti§ to work in the inornbg.—Atiother burglary ham been effected on the pre miers of Vaughan, Taylor, and Co., 2 and 3, Watling street, and 47, Cannon-street west, which have been broken into, mad 9001 worth of silk goods ands considerable sum of money carried or. At presort no clue exiling to teed to the discover; of the perpetrators, and rewards are Miffed for their capture. ORZAT 11111111111BUR1 CASS. -- TAY true es action Wowed to try the right to the Shrews bury mater, end at the triel before the Lord Chief Justice it wee !wronged that a verdict should be entered for the pla•o -tiC, subject to the opinion of the court upon certain questions of law. Mr. Serrant Shire, on the part of the defendente, now implied for knee to make bis 111041011 some day nazi week, 10. smooch as the documents had may put oome out of the painter's heads, sad he he/ not had ass opportunity of con eidering them. It weabl he meolemsy to mkt to the docu ment, et coosiderable Werth. The Lord Chief Justice thought that the bare mention of the points would entitle the learned serjeant to his rule se • matter of comae. STerjeaOtibee aid the plaintiff at the trial had made out • prima facie came by potting in the figree and • private at of parliament ; and he now 'cited the indulgences of the covet in allowing him to make a full statement of the grounds upon which he mid that the pleintiff ought not to recover. The court sonded to this request, old appointed Friday week for bassfisi the matter. STANT V. JULIALN.-lIIRE OF A TENT. This wee ma seise to recover Mil. ft., for six wee& Mee of a tent, for las dining M. Junius l e concerts at the Surrey Zoological Gardena is 1156. M. Jollien paid 201. into court, and denied hie liability for soy greater amount. The came was tried before Mr. Justice Wilkie, when the jory found for the plaintiff for 201. in addition to the auto paid lute court. Last term a role fore new triad was applied for upon the ground that the verdict cm. Recaps the evidence. The Lord Chief Justice now said that the court hul con sulted Mr. Justice Wales, who wee of opinion that at all events the plaintiff as. entitled to 41. beyond the sum pad into court. This being co, the defendant must c.ineider whether it wee worth ha whit., to take • rule for a new trial. Os the other hand, if the olsintiff consented to seduce her verdict to 41., it wee not likely that the court would order a tow Mal. — Yr. k; Chambers, for the defendant, said he would con sult his eliant upon the matter. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JAN. 12. Sittings in Banco. ►t Weetminater.—(Before the Lord Chief Berea, Mr. Heron Martin, Mr. Baron Wows), and Mr. B►rm Chenerll ) TAhl !NOT., V. •PFNCTIt AND OTIIZKS. This ws n wit.• for an illegal distrcwr , tried before Mr. Maven Maeda .t %Vesta...aster. in the rittinge after Thrifty Urn. It appeared that the defoldant, Spencer, is a broker. In Aligner, 1867, he nixed certain ftwniture in the plaintlrs hooey, No. 2:4 Devonshire -street, Porilsod.place, under • warrant against • ma weed Thayer, for rates and tares Ate to the pariah of 81. l'annsit The learard judge left the queetio• to the jury. whether the defendant nod seised the goods bowed, behaving than to be the goods of Thayer. The jury Semi la the aegative, end returned • verdict tar Me piatarlft dowager 64. A rule nee subsequently obtained by Mr. Peers to set said* tbe verdict, on the ground that no node* el setts had been reeved oa defendant, as required by the load set wader which he acted in meting the salaam. Mr. Holt *bowed esults againet the role, and contended this the rase had been properly left to the _jury, as it was elver • gamuts for theme w6ther an cave was acting bass Ade ie discharge of what he believed to be his duly. The Lord Chief Elston said the court were of ovules that the Me ought to be dierberged. It WAS always • question for the jury la such •we • bother • loan acted boss tide. They wen eot quits satirdisel with the finding of the jury on the evident*, but as the verdict was under 201. they would not disturb it. Rule distitargsd. Sittings at Nisi Pria..—(Before Mr. Baron Brum* sad COCOCOOD Jarits.) IdASTIN I. STOATS.—NAINTINASCL OF A WIFO. Zhu yea ea action to mover 2s. 164.34. for good• nold, to which the dtemadent pletiedbever indebted. Mr. Series** Peen aid Mr. Lestrin were counsel for the plaintiff The dihedral appeared la person. Mr. Berisaat Peery, le opeateg the mule, said that It wmt a moat parallax and unfortunate our. though the amount in &spots wee small. The p!alooff, • grocer In Beth, had sup. plied the wife of the defendant, who le • hounder, and pos emeasi al oeaskiereble property, with the goods in quertlon. It append that Mr. and Mrs. Stoats were courted d 115. Lawrence Church, near /tamp* is Noma. her, 1562, and shortly Oa the marriage Mr. Sonde demeresd her, emit left her entirely deatilute. Sha wiergeroly discovered he eve living with a SIMS Mary Morita, a idaoed Bath. rtrn: oder *ivies, she west to B e th s Heed i wth her hothead; ' bet be emerby dragged Me oat of her hones and threw herdeed= dee the sewed. Mrs. Smote applied to the sod her boded wee bound seer to keep the maglab to . lad twe seedire of 4W. 'garb. She returned to reed sod hoed di Mr. Soave had left. lo e days shamed. he awe wtth two wen and stripped Ibe his.. of ad , eves to her bed. Ile esti ilmeted her. ad aimed her nothing for =dr Owed Kn. IMO. be/ "gilled to the Mr bidembi Ceded Odd li• • Jellekl dederdtbd, sad the IN II CZAZI.II 1. 00Z1.14.-TISIT TO The tesolvaat, • dirk, was opposed by Mr. Reed for a creditor aimed loam. • Mr. Kelly appearcd perms, sad Mr. Dawes supported. The lasolnat and • pram named Gosling had been con sumed la hill trasesetioas. Gosling bad been to Canterbury, and was ellsahaged sadn the set. An spribeticri tae node for ea adjoursment to settle with tin sreatar sad the herbed Commiasionsr told the insolvent that mien he settled ha would have no further pontoon. Mr. Kelly axoplainad that ha held two bills or the insol vent sad anew and the latter had paid a .Wt to Canter bwy, sad, like may others, bees discharged there. It was bird ea creditors that imolvents should pay visits to Gator bry mad get disebarpd. lir. Down said It wee a sang retreat. (A Mr. Kody—lt Is • treat for laminate. (Ictar.) Mr. Commissioner M by had heard of such Wags. The mos was adjour n ed to the 11th of March, and the preeeotioa meowed. THE POLICE CO URTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Yr. William &Merida!, of No. 6, Benet's-place, Grace oharch-atreet, appeared before the Lord Mayor in answer to • summons which had been obtained against him by Mr. Coleman, of the Marine Department of the Board of Trade, and which charged him, for that he, on the 4th November, 1867, not being licensed by the Board of Trade, and not being the owner or master or mate of the ship hereinafter named, or the bona fide servant, and in the constant employ of the owner, and not being a shipping muter, did unlawfully supply a certain apprentice named William Clark, to be en tered on board • certain merchant ship called the Tuscan, in the United Kingdom, against the 147th section of the Ka , chant Skipping Act, 1844." Mr. Coleman appeared in support of the summons, and Mr. Metcalfe, the barrister, for the defendant. Mr. Coleman said that the summona was taken out under the following (the 147th) section of the act If any per son not licensed as aforesaid other than the owner or muter, or a mate of the ship, or some person who is bona fide the servant and in the constant employ of the owner or • chip ping master, duly appointed as aforesaid, engages or supplies say seamen or apprentice to be entered on board any ship in the United Kingdom, he shall for each seamen or appren tins so engaged or supplied incur • peaslty not exceeding twenty pounds." Mr. Metcalfe—This summons is taken out upon the co d Mr. Coleman. and is dated the Bth January, 1868. It Asir the casco to have occurred on the 4th of November, 1367. I will all your lordship's attention to the 525th section of the ant, width *aye—. No conviction for any offence shall be made under this act in any summary proceeding in- WNW in the United Kingdom milers such proceeding Is memassond within six months after the oommineion of the aims ; or if both er either of the parties to such proceeding =laduring mach time to be out of the United Kingdom, the same is commenced within two months after they both first happen to arrive or to be at one time within the sews." I apprehend that Mr. Coleman le • party to this pro ending. Ido not know whether Mr. Coleman has been out of the United Kingdom. Mr. Coleman-1 certainly have not, bat the witness wa ys.. Clark has been. Mr. Meteslfe—That is quite Immaterial, since in the sum mons you have made 'nitwits party to the proceedings. The Lord Mayor (after referring to the section)—l am afraid that is against you, Mr. C 01.31112. Mr. Metcalfe—lt the boy's name had been substituted it would harems& no difference, as I should be able to show that the weed came into port at Queenstown, in Ireland, sod that the apprentice hale been more than two months In the United Kingdom. If a fresh summon+ were to be Witted I can prove that the eased has been here more than two months. William Clark, in reply t o the Lord Mayor, said that he smiled in the TtIICILII OD the 9th November, 18,57, end ertivud et Queenstown on the 28th October last. He did not lend there, although he might have done so if he had thought proper. lir. Metcallo--The vessel has been lying at Greenock to the het two months, end before it arrived there It touched et Queenstown ' so that more then two months have elapsed between the arrival of Clark in the United Kingdom and the soolication for this summons, which I submit must ands them circumstance. be dismis sed. The Lord Mayor—Mr. Coleman, you have a right to state your views to me upon the subject. Yr. Coleman—l am afraid I hue made a mistake in put ting my name in the summons instead of that of the lad Clash. fie Lord Kayor—l believe I mast decide against you, Kr. Colima. 1)16 adant—l lave in my bawl Lloyd's Lie, which states that tie vessel wired in this country on the 28th of Octob er lase. Clark—That la so. ilr.ifetcrWeLl think there most be POll2O mistake in the matter, sad se Mr. Coleman's object is to put down an im. sestets, be will proltebly be content with the r esu lt. propera d efesdant is • respectable person. Mr. Coleman-1 iio not ktia;that. Metcalfe—if ibi;;;;;ltni been gone on with I should have been prepurd to show that the defendant has bad apprentices sent to him nodal thia system by some of the first men in the City. I should have to mention the name of one alderman and aeveral other persons of very blab perition In the City, In this case there woe a mere sum of 101. premium paid, which went into the hands of the aldpownee. Defendant—The altionarner is hers. Thu Lord Mayor—Ws used not disease the merits of the are, because I dismita the eummons without going into it. The summons wee accordingly diernisaed. The Lori Mayor requested the acknowledgment of HU. from " CI. 1)." (Kings Head), and 4s. from Jury at Eecondary's Covet," for the pay-bon. WRSTIIINSTER. Kr. Henry Edsconik;;;li:Oi andkesie, and Coptau, Thorn., A tatiosr. of Peckham-rye. apparel to sunimonees charging them with wilful and corrupt perjury, Mr. Salter, barrister, coadnoted tbe prosecution; sad Mr. Gifford. berth/ter, eppsered for the accused. The owls were taken singly, Mr. MUMMY' being the first chomp. Mr. Salter stated the ems (or the proeecution. The pre mat prosecution ernes out of an action tried in the Court of Gessen's Bench oa the 4th of kat December, Delors Lord Campbell sod a special jury, for sn aleanit. The *Muff was Mr. Isaac Herren, ea apholaterer and Wafture dealer, et 103-4, Wellisorton-street, Woolwich, sad the defendant was Mr. Henry Edward Martell, and maw* other pleas which the latter est up was justification, the ptea mainly depended upon in the action, and It was put la toe jury by Lord Campbell the if the evidence for the be credited the plea of justification could not trasitekked w to ; but iton the other hand, they believed the eit- LAI - 4 iBTII A poor woman riarmdH;;ell:l;ing at 21, Stangsteetreet, Westminster-road, applied to Mr. Norton for advice in re ference to her deurliter, who had left her home since Wed nesday laid, and whom she had not seen since, or been able to trace, in spite of constant inquiries. She stated that her daughter, who wee about 18 years of age, had previously been engaged se a dancer at the Olympic Theatre. Afterwards she got an engagement at her Majesty's Theatre; and in April led Mr. Mewl, the ballet master, had her bound es an apprentice to him for three 'ewe, the toms being that she was to have 181. for the Best year. 201. for the sexed, and 721. for the third. On the bankruptcy of Mr. Lamley some disagreement took pion respecting the agreement. Ultimately the indentures were given up to Mr. Measol, on payment of 41.10 e. By this time engagements had been made at all the theatres for the Christmas pieces, and her daughter was unable to get occu pation. Her daughter was mach depressed in spirits through this, and wrote a note to a lady requesting her to toasts- Levert with Mr. Magma to obtain practice for her. She left her home on the Wednesday In question with the avowed in tention of delivering We noes. After hearing the poor women's statement. Mr. Norton expressed a hope that the publicity given to the watter would have the effect of procuring 10100 information about her daughter, end handed her a half-movereign from the poor box. CHURCH-RASE DISPUTE.—MT. William Jarrett and Mr. John Former appeared to summonses, on Tuesday, before the tench of magistrates at Detested, Kent, at the Marano. of Messrs. Wilkins and Joy, churchwardens of Sutton Yakima, for refusing to pay a sum of 7s. 70., re spectively due front each of them, on account of a chetah rate of ed. In the pound, made on the Wed of October last Mr. Monclitateollcitor, appeared for the churchwarden+. i and Mr. Bennett, of Ludgate•hill, Ci , y, for the def-ndants. It ap peared from the elimination of several witeesess, that In the year IBM the sum of 1.0001. way advanced by Capt. Sullivan and Sir J. Filmer for there-building of the parish church, the rate, of the parish being mortgaged for the re-payment of the amount. The stipulated payments not having been made from year to year (end by which the debt ought long since to have been entirely liquidated)! the defendants objected to the payment of a retrospective rats, on the ground that the debt should have been paid off by their ritedeceawirs. After some deliberation the benckdecidedupon dismissing the eummonsas on the ground that sufficient Cattle hart been shown by whici the legality of the rate wits dieputed, leaving the church warden. to seek a remedy in the superior courts. A large number of other ratepayers have refused to pay similar de mands made upon them for the like reasons, and in the meantime the churchwardens have been celled upon to pay the last year's instalment of the mortgage debt. (Advertisement.]— PERFECT DIGESTION, sound =tea ° ;rx treee ,. .: l 7 , %ure nr re:rovi ,..6 lz Da Berry . themnet ..trays r t a b l o thi reetorlne Rrnises " ta A i.ten grbleb eft Um . Ile eues ' ret otter remedies, rernovrae dreamily liollgestlon Id , kehMnai eorediontion, flatulency, aridity, eigntaden of the = i trearee of 0 0 Meer, manilas, bilious heroMellee, DerToasnem, blltorammit spearJ debility. cowl% Whoa, cooromptlres, dsmondeocy, sakse c de. trecommended by Dr. Andrew Vre, Profm.or of Chemistry and Eno Pod M.P., Pr. Haney, Pr. tollorland. Dr. Campben, Lord Ituisrt de DecNs. Yield Marshal the Puke art ?Junto*, en t many thousaud p.r or distinction.—C o so I. ttra, Ilh are o. order. ; 121%2 'e. The 12lb. car. f7 .llt o re . n t, Lott Al ‘ e, Fort i ejn r I Mawin, fi rtild 01,-4:24 abu.w. umoectuitamtest MARKETS. COTTON.—Livr JAR. 12. A quiet market. Prices mossin steady, but in some tees incline to &your the buyers. The ..in. amount to 1 6 000 , baler, 1,000 of which are for 'peculation sad export. ,300 Sent, 51d. to 61d. ; 400 Egyptian, 71d. to 9.1. ; 20 Bahia, nd. ; 4,280 American. CORN.—Boarow, JAN. 12.—There wan • good supply of wheat at our market to-day ; the trade ruled dull et • slight decline. White, 44e. to 46e.; red, 395. to 425. Very little spring corn on offer, and Isetweek's prices supported. STOCKTON.OPOW-TEPA, JAN. 12.—For the peat week the snivels consist of a single cargo of oats from the north. DA supply of grain at market this morning was large. Wheat was held for en advance of 2a. to 3e. qer qr., which checked the sale; slthough the supply was large it cleared off at about la. per qr. over last week's prime. Barley le. per qr. dearer. Oats met a free sale at an advance of 6d. per qr. Baena in request at full prima. Imports during the peat week:—Oats, coastwise, 660 qrs. DUBLIN, JAN. 11.—We had a 6111/11 'apply and rather a firm market at our Corn Bichanp to-day. Wheat brought an advance of 6d. Inferior oats and grinding barley were 9d. to 6d. higher. There were a few inquiries for Indian corn, and 30e. was obtained in retail. Pair inquiry for foreign wheat. CATTLE.—Socru J. 12. Sellers tried to establish advanced rates today, in which they succeeded in some in stances, but trade finished heavy, with a drooping tendency in prices. Beef made from 2s. ftd. to be.: mutton, 4s. to ss. 2d.• yeal„3s. Bd. to 4s Bd.; pork, 3s. to 4a. 4d. per stone of Blbs., sinking the offal. LEATHER AND HlDES.—There was again a good demand for leather during the whole of the past week, and oa Tuesdays' Leadenhall, abhough the supply was quite an average, the pries of the previous week were fully supported with an advance of Id. par lb. on the best quality of light calf skins. Not any public sale of foreign raw geode ham been held, but by private contract there have been mold 7.000 salted butt hides at Old. to 7id. At the public auction of market hides, this week, In Bermondsey, the heavy hides made 41d. to 4fil. ; light hides, 30. to qd. COALS.—Lownox, JAN. 12.—Broldles West Hartley, 16a.; Byase's Beholds West Hartley, 165.; Davison's West Hartley, 16a. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16e. ; Tannald MOCT, 12a. 3d.; Walker Primrose, 12a. 6d. ; Wylant, 16s. Wells End Cloaforkt, 1 8 s.; Eden Main, 18e. 9d.; Will. End Hatton, 20a. ; Walls End South Batton, 20s; Walla End Btawart's 205.; Walls End Camp, 19a. 3d.; Walls End ThorPe, 191.; Wall. End Whitworth, 16a.; Nixon'. 21s. ; Nixon's Merthyr, 21s. ; Powell's Darya Btaam, 21a. —Ship at market, 48; said, N. TRAFFIC RETURNS. maim". Mir Tr Mr. am. mom draw W... W . Writ eau 39988887 I. a A a r lillgotarrs •ne 5ire....... la 8.398 5.849 awl* North rani um..--- W 9,844 3.481 Wesimadtagjemary 1 Grunt Nortimrs .. ........ .... 983 US 11.498 man Man W 4•11 sad= Jamas I. Na.34/944444 . Boma .1 uacuon 4ad 715 1 7 9 R 54 013 WY•41944 islillbma3 3l 143 170 311 347 Week emllat JasaAry 9. Irks sad Medi Wears 7914 29.114 30.470 40436 KM lordos Gad 11441134 Voters YtT 9.441 3,944 5.555 Grout Women' . . 4441 ••• 94,443 93.044 11a55ba149.1114144143. Ls: nobssill• "I. !... 31 4 . 1 . 7 1 .4471 LOMININIr Wolin sod Ysitainf 1.123 STAN 31.831 Nowt. Mossorssas. ass Illseehrd .......... SO al OS 1.311 LOCI R....rebury ral anedian.. 4 I.tBd 1. 27 S Ihmnburs sod Cbmor 2.615 2.SSI isdlag Twevel dap Nonil Devon N 1651 1167 - 710 SW • I buiadis Sackbarn Una tragic for both wrbC► SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA SUALTI ES. Propeller (e), which etroet upon Winnows Point on the moraine of the lath ot January, has et each tlie from eeven to cent ten water I. bee hold. end hare are entertained for her ultimate safety. Galway, Jas. 10. - - - • Bum Elm (barque). Captain Deana, fry Java to OA Clyde, atraek oe °Hum Bab, it Chu,. but threw port ?teorito(.olltr) over. --- --, -. Word, sad mass of melting much os:or.-11.1'ist, Jim. 11. I& GoorOW Amienou (barqoo‘, Caputo Ellison, of Whitby, from Olookstadt to Hastlepool. is ballast, mao strands! ham th's fon. hash; arm .w4—Thistol. Jus. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Admiral Peter Tordearatold (temps), by Sydney, lax. S. lat. 41 IL flogal (Dean& nit). V. moth, mom Liverpool toe rummer col well. bra al. Lt. o i 0 N.. on. II) W. Portinneetebly), frece Locate: Sc? Portland Bay, Dca.l7, 14.951., law 13 W. Fo . roarpora. ° —• bound gout& Nov. 28, Let 27 22 W. Jobs. 74 , 1:11 Callao 'or 1211.613W0W1L, Nov. IS. tat dg &. Lao 27 W. Bon (brig). ?On Lloar;oot J.S. 8, tat 38 N.. Par. 6 W. William Mutts, two Liverpool be LSIOI. Now. lti rte 3 N.. le 15. THE MAIM—SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY: The Royal Mail Company's steam ship Thames, Captain Lewis, left this day with the Australian mails, a moderate cargo, jewellery of the value of 4,1001., and 72 pareengers, e whom is Limit. Hollheirorth for Sydney. On the return rs' , the Thames from Alexandria with the homeward Australian mail., she will proceed to St. Thomas, and be employed on the Spanish Main route. The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's screw steam ship Orima, Captain Joy, left this day with the Bombay mail.. 296 boxes of specie, of the vales of 81,7761 , of which 81,2304 °coedits of bar silver and five-franc Meese ; and 40 passengers, among whom are Colonel Gor don, Surgeon Brown, and 15 soldier' of the Royal Artillery under the commend of Captain Govan; Mr. Castle', formerly commander of the Sarah Sands, at the time when that ship win on fire whilst conveying troops to IDdis, left as second officer in the Oriama. In taking a subordinate position. Mr. Castles hie simply complied with the rules of the Compan y's service, and his advancement will no doubt be rapid. The steam ship Arago, Capt. Lines, left Cowes Roads this day for New York, with the French and English mails end pae tenger'. The steam-ship Malta will leave to-marrow for Stokes Bay, when her opted will be tested by the measured mile, she having been fitted with Grifilthe's propeller. fibs will leave on Saturday for Australia, for the conveyance of the mails, under the new contract. The new steam-gip Pewornatta is taking in her mmbinery, and being rapidly fitted for ars. The mails despatched in the above mentioned packets to-day consisted of 576 hones and 33 sacks of letters and newspapers, viz.:-529 boxes and 6 bags by the Austra lian packer, 46 boxes and 2 begs by the Bombay packet, and 25 beers by the United States packet. This is the largest quantity of mails ever despatched at one time from any port. It is estimated that not lever than 250,000 letters and news papers left Southampton to-day, some of which were for the extreme Eme, and others for the far Watt. [Advertisement.) —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—COLDS, .Terse, Detreeee.—Hleee dreary November Went bee Memel catemisr the stwurpbere hes been eth trytaff to tom , roor . t e coatit .v. lattoil ;l l , . r e7 , r lion foe the most eatriv dvese.. At the mmedtate ir commence:neat the mottle amemphebed mills sae 'shwa the eslthne fever nod alley IrMstleet. nod the petal le himself wile. To eveun: this deirable molt ao Pbarnmerivem been or It, piee may medicine. tor birobluation of me dl -fora, with liallovray * e antivedoclelle Pelt: Irbkii one at. Me on the blood, thou toloenoe Mlt 4.14ra the +hole round oft b• eacutall.. etheulatip e every eeliee , end veeqini the evheiAele to perspire, which elheutelly remove s the febrile settee- BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASITCHOVT.—J... 8. .t iffackarair, Cardiff. tb• wife at Ildr. 0. Alb- M BMA.d, itationishlm. I Lod, &MM. of • COSENd.—don. 10. Roupell.park. Ilthtno ea Mn. P. Com., of • !OA Di i!ip:K : 7.411.11 )0, at qydnepatraet. Fulham road. en lAN of T. B. deleek. M.D., of a son. EL!,lB.—Jaa. 8, at I. Close. Salisbury. tbe wlfa of tbe Ile, J. E Js LA Vlcarscr. Hczt. the wife at th• — "i71:1,1;;;Zr. ,4 a';‘Ler.;:*" PIOKLEd —Jen. at York. the 'rife of J. R. Molds. Esq..llt4 /loom. of sr:lay/4M, PORTER —Doe 31. at Weemeeld i.4e. ide of Wight, the wife of J. V. Porter. Req.. turgeou. of • dauhtec. MARRI.II.OII3. DDCHWORTIT—ARHOROFT.—Jae. IL et St Leonard', Plivton. IMlt..od. by the Rey. M.B 'Weber. J. 1.. Puck wont Eva.. of Liver pool. to Attu daughter of Mr. W. Ariverort. of Wolvertureptan. FAULK NER—LAVBILY.—Jan. 11. at ht. Chad'. Catholo Chock llancbtate, by the tn. W. J. Osmium. WM. ou of the bite Mr, I. Faulkner, of Blomohory , to hilm , daughter of 40..1. Lavery. or Loofield. /Heber Broughton. JonNsox—CILAWLEY.—JenIO. et R. Stephens% Olt run'. Row, by the R. R. Pupal, Mr. L. H. Johnvou of Gopthall chambers. Loudon, to MD(4II. daughter of A. J. Crag/hey. F,a . of Memo. MURIEL—L . S'BB.—Jan. 8. at Um parub church. Wickham Merkel. euffolk. h %h. 1f.., N. J. M.T. W Hhani Umree, pp f W. Maud. of Wickham Mullet, to tarn. deughlor of W.W.I. Lfhh. gsq., of Runcorn. amide. SIMPUON—SISHALI).—Jaa. S. at Vichy Church, Upper Chaim. b. Pte Rey A. Maciettma, M.A.. 8.0.8.. Dr. B. iitoluon. Plod Medical Mervin, to Agnes. Maghter of the Mt. BriCallor 84 1 Mild. C.D., Bawl Army. DEATHS. Baotarrr. Era —Jats .9 . •6 lo,..at call Lodge, Canonbury-Mill. J Parrott. , COIL—Jaw N. K Tryoa Home, Wimbledon. Sarah. elle of K. T. Col. lfaa. anal 74 PARROW.—Jaa. 9. at Weetrorrao perk-rood. Mr. R. Tarrcor.are4 64. FORSTEIL—Jae. If, at Tillotme.plam. &ler thirty loam' mfkriaf from marlet fern. Wary tummy. aide9t r.n of Mr. LI. It. Former. mod ft yew. align .I'm 4 S. at Beetstem iftralorf. 91109. Tram n."1"..1te of tho Rm. T. Grew eaml N. 94 M9I6WMTIL•oJaa. 9, Jam Memo. Mfg or %fr. W. G num -169.14. of Lees Laden, AlSory.wood, Neat. mei 66. 301 11, WararlielNtOW.—Jaa l l n.. asei. Mb of J. 0. Johnson, Erg . of Slaw his. ernEaD.—ha. 12, M We. Y. Ifaurson.e.,o. Jahn Mo., late a Nombre the Co maell of Imba. md Depat/ Malta of Ilas Telaity Oorpmtke. - Tftwd mad ?stow br irsulia Ins Hmas. a N 0.4 Latialmia Week la do Olta losaea. Mawr. at OD 011 ea Latstag 4 _ area. la Os l'adrelo/ hitideri.—Teossul. lg. /, Ka 8,874.) !TEAM to NEW YORE DE ri b artlr d PUILADErPHIA Ar.r.4 migimetturyan rtills .. JUNOAiwo . CITY 0/ ...... Wed . otod tub alwrzwo Wotblood: 0•002 WWI IS. 17. sod 21 Edson swords dim rorward puma 8 rltnow,locloding prrrldoni Pooorwmlo for Cam& hod ilia UMW Bator 0 tfgateret.t.. 000~l to MEETLY woof. LlTrepool; a W 011,. YORK, from London, ETYbis Notth Oman Lloyds' fast ond ZN. NEW YORK, sod WtidES, each 2, for NSW YORK on the dth Joutry, 6th let lore: from London. £24. 414 los., sod fOlo. Loodee sod lova hy steamer far Bremen Z seeIy.— AI PUILLIPP4 SLAVS% and P 1111.1.1 Isms. . BREMEN. —The North Germao itdpe ADLER. 110 WK. sad 801111 AX. gory. Ti,.: Z. Eh and 10‘ ; Mans at • wagers mutt ImA PIIII.II.PPd, OKAPIS *nuts. 11. Bood-laas. K.O. JATffitPORD LEIKRILIUK, IRBLAND DAILY, by Owl and IRMantis from Milford Ilareo. in mammon art mad Routh Walea Lola...qr. for Waterton!. Ri tatermedlate rtot n. at pm. on arrival o mad 1.10 a.m. third el., tram. from Proldluitof as fees, and kat and locoed ciao return Unto cpallnfeematloa at rno Arkt:on. of the tit olas Railway.; and of Sterera FORD and Je OWL city. in also Bradshaw and {be Sanwa lr ivriCll DIVIDENI RANK of DEPOSIT, No. a, London, & W. WARRANTS for the I A LF-1 SARLY eir 6 per Cent. per Annum. on Doporlt Ammo mo woody for &livery, no.l on yahN daily Dative Jmunnly 10, lay.). PE,TO:R Proboectwes and Forms mat fn. fx EOSTPONEMENT of DI UNION of OLAdOOW.—laden B arl noon, W.C. ; 4esa. OS. On Member. sod the jpothho onta. nacho TitIBUTION of Ob. PlllllO to POSIPO Jemmy. Btaboostptioro for the prowl mono Old et Jemmy. by J. OOLICY SRO tIFIBLI QT.MA R pd Tf: v H ,..ii AtL :- . 70. 11/I.la am If ISDN En A V. J s.vary 19, oader th M,. Maaley. M. Tboom TIMM New abecriber. 611 he estitleel to Wm esta• 81Ms. M.; 011.6.1, 16, Commas at 8 O'Oil ST. MARTIN'S-HALL Ji.rSING rota/glared UM biracial . , . JOE NLINNNTLLY CLAIN No IN. Per LodOr—Flrst Lours. Tondo No 14/. ler.Oratlrraco—FtrA LOIN., Too foes Oserr of be ao THONLI DARNUM'S THIRD and LAI MONST.MAKIN 0 sad HUMBUG FIT. Jan. 14.—Clert , 4 In the neat saw eatertainmente, Mr. P. T. IIMINUM .U. I request, meat Ole addrere, with nontdetat / Illustrations Ones at 7. commence n 4 10. Ittans,3n; balonn7.2, ; body of tbehidl a Chappell'., Kitchen., Cramer and heats'. Je and at the FirJl. " Wears bean t to adroit 31r. It 111.171 I. no lubster• that ever addro..ol en •UdiellCS Insal7sthia"—Ttmcc, lamember au. XeNDON CRYSTAL PAI 011101111, OVordatrect. and Ores magatikala babliaa O. OPSN I 04Mb of UBSFUL and FANCY AST rhobo— astAshomat, Aria,: sad Ladles' Prins =La to lars rapists to their ADMISSION FR DB. KAHN'S ANA TOMIC. TmbeffeiKane.. ammo. Um Harm 0tr.1117).-110111111 10 as tow sac interasthut Topic. In canon ha milk Nth°l•o (vide prncnemnu.o. .I.lolLealon. NM on the Moro:qv of blarrtado. &a_ Ye Author on the of twelve M.P. L PHOTOGRAPE grana rl o tA ndiroet Wed (corner of Do ON and W ALL.—The rnost perfect. mamb a M Piceaves Inndon. noted. Um artiste to the profession. The nen Wielded. to Fresno or mos eompiete, from 1 LANS'S MA O NIFICEN SUPPER ROOMS. COV ENT-GAII - yrly pad Abair Lvaniag coloymial F IS• BAK VOCALISTS. Short and let the swag portion of the entertoohnent slagsr ability now before proteo &tett to to PERFOILII AN CEA con•klerobly I am. ADMISSION SI XP r:Nf.l:. /brown Sib. Suppers oiler the thettret for veotlo The DRAMATIV (MLLE/it% non the Worth • eihtt. Ono boodral au I .114 por fleot-ologoo In art.. and of lAnni V,InUnTo. T. JAMES'S-HALL HEST end Gentlemen Is London slll Iled co AUR•24T, Gwent musleant end 1 WI 12, Lenetteone Goat 12 till 3. D WI3LL ie In. .B. TM %OW dbena et wail M 2 Inm• OINOPOLION TAVERN Kea I and S. BROW NLOW-relt W.O. Tim but and DINN EELS in Loan et Joints from 1 till 7 e'cloon. Private and TABLE-D*llO'TE on Lamina at 6 °Woo liIIITIKEYS. AB 6OTT, and CO.d do gaddu.:Z.-A PURE PALE kneadllado & meter, 3&. per dew direct sidrcoetbt of Ws doe • de Old Fundc,l's Dletilk-ry, Hold UdaTour. sod a. It NSOPHISTICATED OR SO &della ya of +oga or say to.ere.ltsat R R ai •zes PM. 0r4,11. package in al altar? and Ott ku EiUS A GE 8.-6MM] Pork 11 , 1.. Pee 74. ter lb. DOASE IlarreAkaen. Coreatnarden. M.C. HART'S PATENT EU BURNER. prix :s awb. on b o=dhaul Immense awns offset 4o a. illsretatto 'tube.. wad 911 lig mesa c.mbuglon, themb> Prc , ..W. gnetivg ta worts of art. a nd dkosiss I ample *rot pow frco ost swirl of JO t Igat at reoefot of eon.—lmpot. W. MILL AT the UNITED LIBR Cil t' RTO NW. an 4 S'S Out NEW BOOKS. Logneb. Wrench. lowwwllately on puhlustlon. !Undo owbut whoa.. 6 gutnws4 awl 10 unquote; ow miaow an. upward.. A unt L l,..rue ort t In the Vatted Llbrurl.• 1. nuw may, and 34 . Iwtont.utreet, W. IiArUDIE'S SELECT LIE d „, v b.ka, to hiktary, bioRmIA mad the blpber due oI Notion. od dallv. SINN, .I...lptiota CRAJIL SS EDWARD 111.11/Ik., S. Cramtreet. lioaebe4er. CLOSE OF HOLIDAYS. to the reopeetlre I tow , h00.....t0004 LW (Martitoo- for (Cott LI wind I.LIIIB ACAS SAIL OIL. for 144 boototAt) Inc toe hair. RO T I. t.SI.), vie SM eetreblezton, tintt reb ovine er 14.111D0r uItUNTt), or Petri Itebbfricy 61 .11 Y ebbe. and broom - n: the s oot' letzeopaatinents to the ttationtottof tl !Mal ebbaltt for AAA st.mber.l.—Sold harlots.n. awl by ebetab bberloba Ilut RUPTURES. —By RnlTf MO(-4Al' LESEIi !bailee: gentlemen co he the m cdstiv• treatment of LIERN lA. The *Wel Is as Lffertn.... here evaded nand the ho , -. elate thq nquiAte rul e YOCI•IattIN Pod esl CATCNT LE% had dONDII , 4 that It c-••oat holetww.l • demartptive amulet oply he had. eel thedeloteterocos st th , t.O IwM the masker, Mn. W IT ftbsprisciple. and female to watt ua lit'lNG'S PALE NE LITER OIL. peficetly purg. of ear mat, n 171na be. =Mny Pr leo iur ph,* wno. •nn that "The Exert on is that mo.t limbalnes tbl. •W (marl to ro"ol 1 .6 1. 4.a1ut5. h 6.1.: goon.. 0•• '" Measure.- 72. -.0. rag: 1,114 NOTICE. —The only leg SOB w 07. 1, J. CV L EltW lOU , lA. M. KU B mew amt Identified grab h. dui "id datlf—binevin, Ten till !”, ther arc. In !abseil the kite IV. Co! fewkstal ad!lFer.-10. Inlabliatadar .nark. cab a!uric !!! had LHLIESEMAR.PrOteCI Patent of k:oand: Ittb , de Perla, &ad the lon e No : 1. I. .ninny for re belt:tho ”al dm. 141 n . dare Ol eornrocely Ind k dbettlen which canno:o here co In. teVela et the benith of • VIA north . 7.1 a the eIVILt tlonUnontal roma Vddertahately : M Englidi Ihrlctan 4•11,1101.11 of the !tattoo% c ear Willa It We Warta elkuunt lantana Like they devoi Wee d n e t tame or moll : WWI th tenet labia rltllont t Mn vale. peke Ile., or four 5..& In c la Dors. teladeby Vlore lea aorta 4a.q es edtelthsteret by V. 100. D. Cbvd., 71. Orator : Meese: 0. P. Watts : t:.l4tredhl: Pro Maid: Beam : 161, Oxford.etroet, *Mk Ilikoabmat : awl