The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

IHE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL. M• , Nn The royal mail steamship America, which sailed from Ruston on the 12th, and Halifax on the 14th instant. arrived here shortly after one o'clock to-day, bringing 57 passengers and 68,054 dots. in specie. The steamship Africa, hence, arrived at New York on the 9th inst. • the Glaagow, from Glasgow, reached there on the following day; and the City of Idanchuster, hence, arrived on the 12th. The North American, hence, rik Halifax, reached Portland Maine on the 11th. the Ltll int;OdZed in the Senate by Mr. Slidell for an appropriation to facilitate the acquisition of the Wand of rubs by negotiation is as follows: •• %Viler's', Cuba geographically possesses a com manding influence over the large and annually in creasing trade, foreign and ocaetwise, of the Missis sippi Valley. Whereas, The island, in its present colonial condition, must continue a source of injury and an noyance, endangering the friendly relations between Spain and the toiled States by the aggressions of its local authorities upon American commerce and eiti seas. fur which hardy redress can only be had by eircuitoti. demands on Spain ; and Whereas, In the opinion of Congress, and in accordance with the views of the President, as the best means of settling the existing and removing further difficulties, it is expedient that negotiations for the purchase of the island should be renewed ; therefor", "Be it enacted, &c. That 30 millions of dollars be placid in the President's hands for expenditure, either from cash in the Treasury or borrowed on t' per cent. bonds of 1,000 dollars each, redeemable in from twelve to twisty years." In the Room of title's on the 11th inst., the resolution nper g d t hit session from the Com mittee of Foreign Atkin disapproving of the act of Commodore !'adding in the seizure of Walker and his followers at Nicaragua was taken up and de bated. Various amendments were proposed and rejected finally, a substitute for the report of the committee tendering thanks to Commodore Padd ing and his officers was adopted by a vote of 99 against "5, and the whole question was then laid on the fah', by a majority of four. The House of Representatives, for the first time in fifteen years, refused to adjourn for the celebration of the battle of New Orleans. The Senate pared the French Spoli►tion Bill by rote of 20 to 20. It appropriates 5,000,000 dole. to sentry the claims of American citizens for spoke.. tines committed by the French prior to the 71st of fitly, I tit)l. A moieties had been adopted in the Ilona., selling for all the correspondence of the United Stales with Frame and Great Britain having re ference to the cession of Cuba to the United States. A private despatch from Charleston says that the cases of the crew of the Ketch Brothers, charred with slave tradint, were taken up in the United States District Coast en the 11th inst., and the grand jury insered the bills of isdistaent. William Pitt Tustuiss, repoblisss, had been re elected Caked State Senator from Maine. PORTUGAL (rsou Ore Owe COteierOWDS.NT.) LISBON, JAN. It. The payment by the Parterres treasury or the isdeninay doused by the Freed government for the rapture of the Charles it Georges has given the eu up tie ! iron to this episode of violence and eschm don on the part of the French government. It is believed that an augmentation of the minis ten shortly take place, the government *Whin to strengthen their hands and diminish the labows of the present members of the cabinet. A hurdle ram on the Englivh system took plebe in the Campo Grande last Sunday. The race was organised by a committee of noblemen and gentle. men, at the heed of whom wee the Count de Far rob.. The affair attracted a large eeneeares to the Campo, among whom, of covet, wee Dees Fermismile i who Nan inveterate sight-seer. The TONG VIM 111. very well ; bat it was a pity than ass or two of the gentlemen jockey, Were not better mounted_ ; them being few home fit for the hunt or steepbehase in Lisbon. Amass the riders were Meows. Shaw and lleebert, English residents here. The whole affair was admirably cooducted, and is likely to lead to other and more complete exhibitions of our national sports in l'ortmal. It is reported that Sir S. M. Pito is very likely to come to • &Saito and satiafactory arrangement with the Portuguese government respecting the contract for the Oporto Railway. I understand there exists no doubt that the offers of • rival French company hare bun mowed. The hang hes lately amused himself with shoot ing on the low marshy grounds near Villafranca. There is every prospect this year of a very abundant crop of olives, and a more than ordinary One of oranges. A proposition has been made in the Chamber of Deputies to vote the sum of 90 contos of reis as • marriage portion for the lufanta Donna Maria Anna, sides 30 costae for an outfit. SPORTING. TAITERSALI*&—MosnAT. Sport:l.6n blob • wide ruse, bat the ineeetcoesta we e lot exerted by lamb iropurWoe . The eubjobeed he of ettotati.,te any be gives shout ooenteeet. Cketeg prices - LITMILPOOL IPTIZPLMCUAZIL IS Da or) Ging %SION mill 104. Mar bannet.loP 1311,11) 10 Is Taro {We Leh tos o . .44 (Oa/ 13 so 17th Mr. 1..1641110 It) /1 to Elm Marbssay.llat *Lb .0 W 64 Loacrerd. HP Mb M 4. Am ad Hwy 94 lib MI C 11141•112 care ISO to sat Mr. Inelthl Dregials. 3pmifin an col) se to Mr C, Oncollas • Pviontas, ape, 791 414 It and off) 4/1., Mr, Sonmat a Illtpteloa.4 yrn la HD .t. 40 Y. Mr. Ant.. ro baaloupi. 11n, 4.4 7ID .11 40 D. (spot. 101111404. Bare•tun 4 7n. am SID 111 41 it Mr. J heaps Wlltoo. 4Pm 64 :ID MI IP to NT. 6111.11alleS le Mee. ewe I. Or., fe eb It, 1001 to 1 Mr. Oh... so Au.tralaa Maid. 3 7P. 4. MD It) to plll j i. :4 Mr. Tea eloacii.. Pi Wee • Ir.. 74 414 al IWO to : . Mt . IHm • 114.41ar, e yr*. 6e La MI Ity) to 1.1 Mr. . We* 44 Tim. tr.. 3 yraraa .to 10 II to 11 XL IL Sim Maoris • Bartattly. 3M. la 1311 111 ISM to 10 Mr. Lorin. Hal o' Mirth,. 17r., Sa it and 001 141,3E . 101:11.114D, 44 & 1 Sri Mr. M. att.l Load MI) 44 to I Mr. Idaeao• 0 - Lotion .0 1140 so 00 111.4, Mary.. Lori of Ise Manor 111 MI6 . • 0 I • .0 Lord Iflmonim a 1.1. fr. romp I, DLIII.Y. V 44 aPt Mt. W. Up •T. 11o , rolold Lod a cal of) Mto Mr. J. Day . 114,04414. a) IS la Ws. W. 11. Barrett. Bleeirit It sa I off. 111 to ps J. Hanky 4 MU.Ji.I. 11121 oft = to EL 1104.• s I CaTell.h...l fuel IS to Mr. / ?Ur § Gieeparoi al SI lo W. balo moon .t. Ile to Lora I orebevar • Iloyasyl le SO to Y. M. Woos. rat • Bebaloa It) 44 to Illt C Masora uwoo.ta I. IMO to 1 Mr. 4. 11. O. Wyndham stlark, ,t) lAA to 1 —. Lard Zolhaal • Yoking .offt 04/L.B. $ lO MPS Mr. I. W0b1a.4•4 *Bala* , t) ........... I. Anoka* .( tho Morshopotowltiro Stskok and Raw . .. :17 Zi W Nonaalpta•ila; lAis7. SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. The f. Howls. ba,..at dip jimmy d Is Yds B. Way, E .1 , wan said by • by Mom& lbiberiell re lardy (Marley) PT Mdblims•,, out GI Mi.E PT Ppinamy Mil 1..a.0m by AIM" a, at WEIGHTS FOR THE LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. Am Muck 2. NoMao% about Four Mile.. Forfeits &- dandle SW &Aso Feb.l. A. A lb An al lb Ilornl 40. ...... ...... • i nal im lx• .. ...... II • Lb loon Pm ..... ...... • .. • • • • rks , bar* . • Pubs , * . lb r I A :111t I-I ......... .... ::: • ' • 61 P d6.1. ••••110 19 • 9 Xmlbo. • 01.: • L., Tar ~ sa ,.. imp..• • • . ei tiiiiiiii *Ali 6 **get uf lie .• I . a Wit . : 1 . • lia4l. . 3 : Miiiii••::::::: . — .l • • id. .. ; •aidw .......... ; " 4 8,. au *a.' iniiii • • la . • • aawfiiii i : 11 rln zmi.. . 's 11 liiii! ! ! Webb? Inn . • • 1 . • 9 kw libAmbrab •. 1 9 8 imm•mmL ...... • I 9 Bea Vivra. livaali, Waloisilrlit. aull Olam. ma baring complied with the conditions at the time of entry, ant amuck oat. W.ighte puLlished Jan. 24, at 6 p.m. W. Masa, trainer to Mama. Barber and Bum, died at Lamtourn on Friday tart. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1859. ber of earrence companies, wie=.aby Mr. Sargood for Mr. Adam Robinson, • Hared It appeared that the insolvent had receivedved premiums of Mr. Robinson to 91. odd, tomer. his life in the British Pro tector Life Assessor Company, and alleged that he bad refused to receive the policy. The creditor summoned the insolvent to the Westminster County Court, and he gave him an I 0 U for the mosey, payable by instalments. A letter was produced from Mr. Phillips, the secretary of the company, stating thee the inialvent was not auth ori sed to receive money, but only to seta agent. The radar rid he had arid an agent for various com panies, and was not told by the Patentor Office that he was not to receive mosey. Mr. Sargood said the reason was obvious, r every col lector was furnished with regain books, and the indolent had no books from the Protector Office for that The Chief Commissioner asked the insolvent be wished the case to be adjourned for the attendance of Mr. Phillips, the secretary. The insolvent did not require an adjournment. Mr. Sargood asked the court to give such • judgment to this case as could be made available against the insolvent kw the trend he had committed on Mr. Robinson. If the court gave a judgment for fraud en application could be made to the county court for the commitment of the Insolvent. The Chrf Commissioner gave a judgment of four months sa to the creditors generally, and six months at the snit of Mr. Robinson for contracting his debt by means of a breech of trust. • ihTtitulgmenti are concurrent tram the voting order. IN II :AMU ALLIN. This insolvent, a Wilder at Les, appeased for judgment. Mr. Whits messed for Colonel Dawson ; Mr. Way sup ported. The question In this case was whether the debt of Colonel Dawson, which wee for costs taxed after the veetiog order, could be Inserted In the schedule. ~Tbe Chief Commissioner ak time to consider the point, sad now held that the debt could be inserted in the schedule. It appeared that the insolvent bed brought en action against Colonel Dawson, which wee referred to arbitration, and the award was made in favour of the colonel. The court held that the debt with Colonel Dawson had bees contracted without reasonable expectation of payment, and gave a judgment of six months from the vsetingorder. (Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.) IN RR RUIN lIENRT CAVIATELD. The insolvent, a theatrical manager, applied to be dis charged. Mr. fiargood supported. happened that the insolvent had been before discharged under the act, and had lately had some property left him, which he wished to realise, and to mange with his former creditors. He had not been able to arrange, and the property wee brought into court. Mr. Commissioner Phillips examined the insolvent on his transactions in the present schedule, end told him he owed his discharge to the absence of hie creditors, u he found there were suretyship in the schedule. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged, TRY SPRING HANDICAPS. TO Till IDITOI OP Till KIP& ROI. BM—The racing world bas apparellitly made up its ml to he sadist with the adjesiarte et the water& for N. t eas hre se ezrg isartisepe jest pidided, of wkith r whet rod tad yet there sre seta rsteeterry diserepeereI sle inieralffed yrs compare the Clair sod if eethertershire leriespe that any un tiditobserre rest purr r lee et thee at reit. is d ietw Cup le of a are Satisriat rarer ear this smit h tril the reeptease is .me to be a Imp ter bread Lad allissie lot bsiag tread =defy .ad tee es two at the 3-yr-olds , kw miser ere point out many veriaseresess of SO it is Ithenit to ander wiry slis dwell rifer give flattnetose weight , why tho Isar ead Jerrie sherd he le the rectipt of 81b sad lii Ikea last r why th e Wrestler shied rater titre lib kut imam of Ida year that hare mot parlistrel see writ WW2 la peals ear Mr they err ben eructed at a to beat two sea mirth am the Fis hman sad Vesanwslia wire led apriag. These apparent tadalgerar add ordains be milked hat while the pab/it std °ware it Weer is the nee is array ores cannot re the neer, awe en me to be arthists, which handicappers rads =insipat ap with retie& The nyrthanitteaddr• awl ltwithrs eber as ith scale, the lease big bat Illothellotate a fdla tins tad hr. torsos Win weir then bath, it is ealy sassisszy to or et them with the Crethr lerileet Age theterper pallid est the die crumb& Thin te err 1 b dithers* in the aide and rica by the rival beetheurtsa. Mr. übers bac, as Mail, the leret ; eed the widget thr T etersy is that terror 1 Biased sad basellwor the brew of when rewire 106 id Ilkiftsantaa. rethee rib et Chaster—to that 1 they veil red eseb ether as MTh dillwant 15,.. did they dam at both pier Thee it a ray VW elms for; this, bet esit tar ease it the ear li.l will be ford la the tre litre tortures el the irsighis id tree engaged is ter erste : liorthimplas. Chester. Plimeuss Ar at lb art lb 9 6 Limislia 4 611 24 Plimel 6 6 8 9 Mims • 8 4 6 7 8 4 lark Temp 6 • I 8 0 Tobabe 8 nor Joie Ow 6 _II noides 6 712 NNW 6 7 12 D.P. , ' ± Z P 74.8b8 Taiga MI 4 10 M• 4 10 4 7 4 6 10 4 7f r= : : 6 4 7 Wt" 4 ...... 6 6 7 Imo 11410 Jest f ten. 4 4 4 7 3 4 Tbe a 4 7 2 • D 6 4444 II 4 0 t 1 41 4 4 Ambeim avoliss • IP ;1 3 0ililia ....100101010610 halllll War 4 U W a kt amdiNpaka. 4 U • II NI • 11 Pdarm hard mon• 4 1 Te Wa nd Lam 4 Omni Ilmea 4 MI . 4 3 Oda ad! Idesermhb 6 4 =l,llll= 6 3 6 0 6 12 1 Mae2l44 6 U 1 6 0 6 2 = i t, 6l 6 5 6 6 4 Ildwai-lAw Odeils 81.422022 6 Oboi Inkier 6 issosifa 6 Misermy Dow 6 Timm ras Oamedue(llr.llo4l44f4).. 6 Yet 6 41! 11414044.4 3 I 6 1210 Innlllela Dim 3 3 Nukes Mr. s I 0 31wilmbselmi Delos .. 3 4IS Lib Apo. 3 411 Vim . 3 iv I=am 4 111 4 11 Poi Rome M illi rp 9 ha& 4 9 4 4 OM hit 4 9 Handles 4 8 Of the above seventy-Woe, only the Borderer, Black T , Yorkshire Grey, Bice Jacket, Hobgoblin, Staple ton, Hiug of the Gipsies, Grilled., Greed georet, e A Hsirmt-Law, Southampton, Grimida, Mrs Wegeterr. Margery Dew, MWIDOCT, &Amides, The Dar, sad Apgar*, eepOy ti hoes in which the two fps to my way agree, Mare mot being move than 211 a allgenmes to Oak relative weights at either place ; but at Chaim they nest Fisherman, Tournament, Special Licata% Dearew, Friglel, gedbury. Blackthorn, Jealousy, Rio, Hydras* Mae, Qum Bess. Transpolar, Commodore, Breelleriee,Proderno Mom, LEW Tram, Vigo, Birmingham, Paul ame, Otedielos, Bork OM Point, and aarrataci, ea better arose else it Northampton ao that this last mem timed lot should give Northampton the preference, while the opposite is the 0n... rewarding fair eels tits weight. with Learn ington, Polestar, Physician, Trinatall Maid, Simpleton, Telegram The Brewer, Lisodaniia, Lord of Lorn, The Herne, Supple Jack, Compro- ' mitre, Ancient Briton, The Tattler, Minn, Dispute, Amster dam, Royal Sovereign, Polly Paschnm, Ravenstonedele, PAWNS Royal, Womvermess, Tumid Loose, := Drogheda, las Gala colt, KW William Meg Solomon, 134,01111114 t, Tiptoe, Pea, Tiontedrailorthomber lend Duchess, and the O. lily. All el most she the greenmail to Chseer, if they omega el en pleb wig, end Iron recent mover:wets very few of Om me Velde to be struck out. To make • selection so eidp le est of the questiem, and beyond recommending Poodles Mew smi Gladiolus se the best looking of the it North- =peon, and Polestar Physician, Sat aml Camper raise ea among the Wei In at Chester, I west meddle say further with such a medley of weigitio loath after the acceptances appear.—l am, to., METEOR. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, lAII. ft—Arrorienarr.—Captaia E. C. T. IYRyncourt WWI le the Rthabeetly iO, mew Mw slap, for Coast Owed &Irvin at Leith, vke Ceeseits. CHATHAM, ILL 94. PONNIIVENI FOR DESERTION.—In accordance with Admiralty orders the battalion of Royal Macias Light bigotry amembisd on the parade-groan d of the Yerlae benscks this morning, under the command of LiWASSRP.- Colonel R. J. for lite purpose of hearing road the lading and sentence of a &trice court .martia/ that amernieled at Chatham barrack. a few days previously, for the Wei of prima' 3. &sly, Royal Marines, on a charge of desertion, ander wiry sggravated circumstance'. The printer air sertad trout biz corps at Plymouth, sad Aerogram sashed Mb the 9:h Regimes', at Limerick, whereby he defrauded the tof the bounty usually paid to remelta on the minim The court found him guilty, sedesetemad alas to be breeder with the letter D, to be imprbened for 11111 dem and also to be placed anew vela the whoa. sea of which he goverment is ands pee. Private William Bondi was Aso tried by wart-nertial for absenting him self from hiedi-geernee tidiest leave, and makiag away with a perks ef bit regineatel etwierries. TI. Omer tree iaa eneetal tines tried by court-martial kr videos 01111011•11, He wee sentenced to receive flit Yobs% end des re be Jawboned for forty-two dam bat ea the seskeee Mier seat kr the approval of the Doke of Cenheidge, hie Royal Higlimme remitted the punishment of My When. After the priesors' sentenom tad been reed M tae beeps by the adjut eal, _ they wen mooned to Fort Chem, rabary orient, Rochester. The diem of this division of Hopi Merlon have baud vermin of 300 invitation to the nobility and gentry of the Whood to a grated seirie, which will tilts place b e mar emmodimis maraca so-morrow ROYAL COLtiOn Or innatont—The following rims, baring nntingsno tbe wwwwwy onrwinsikas tor ft 214 74 d admilla en an Il o l f at Wins!, Wan ham Tem& Dew ; tharsol Mb, Errattord; WM. Mims larinirith ; Caleb Braes, Havorford ==.l"W/p , Mauritius; Jolla Clarks, • dineol to Notla, K en d a l ; and Joseph Ripply.* Darin Vary, limwinno. lab) intelltgatrt. EQUITY COURTS.--Jsx. 24. (Beim the Lad ChewsMO lITTZIS V. 7,../JOVOKM. Mr. Rota andsded Ida reply id Oda pert Yard case, which Y g mowed awe Um ems days beim the wart. Indicant was posipmad. NATILAXD It. 11011/1110T. la Ws am, is 'Molt it may be remambered a question wee Mead by the szembetica of vitamins as to whetbee a parses hams as Mary iiiiimmard bid beta married twice to the sum paves-saw mite the attar of Mut" sad vader that d pad, bat hastmad's real same • at the den of the evideece - M spewed to have beta Mimi that a poem who bad Ma fa the habit ad Ma Sheppard hare her marriage. seder the same et was a Mr. Ears, who was ems of the trustees of her marriage settleeteM _ _ — The cam Moods for jort cm Wedu s e Mr. Madam for the aintiff, to-dry to the Lord Chetteellor to bo allow to add to the of a woman armed Mespemtd, feemerty Ctowe, acme Of other Mn. =seed who woe very bibs. • made by her ommiedlem thee ells M hots Here and Modems perfectly well, end that dry were Merest mem. The Lead Chmeolke them& ft would be moot dangerous to admit Imam evident* Is tie moment 'tap of the mowed llmo, but Amami to the Lads Julien ma applionsloa oh the subject to be Woo made . COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Jax. 24. fatting, at NY Pita at Clalldhall.—(Hrbra Mr. Justice Erb rid Common India.) JC2OIIII MID Till CITY COIIPANTIS. Mr. Potence, who had boat seinnoined to attend as a juryman, addressed the mat, eating that De claimed ramp =nadir • Omar themenbers Oda Balume,Cooki, sad Companies won aot hound to sone as Jurymen, sad be boicogod la the Bekaa' Company. Yr. Janke Ire old that be bad corialted ids brother Otexe% ce this molter, ebbe bed boss saatiomel to him mod they thought that Oa carton eon sle d to by Peers Ad. He thawed relive fi st the bat be dceemonbl bs to Opals • dam co Yr. Pettnete, that the elogsales seed mit% and have the pose= need end deeded by the fan awl, at • moil empsaeo. However, he weld eassirber w omit be the beet thing to be date. PRIOR V. RIDGEWAY AND ANOTRIR-ALLIORD WRONGFUL Mr. Ilswkhat sal Mr. Pres** were conned for the platen!! ; Mr. T. Joan sad Mr. IL Lloyd for the de ante. The plaid, Tea fa Jewry bet au a =amp swig dirk hy the Mmamede i vise ere seterke sad con. =,..11 .04 1eyel baboars4lBllo2p, end likewise of sad the silks vas kought to maws the am of kV., WWII of mew Awl to be dne, es well se • eme of SU es &mg= ha kthaeal from th e delbakati movies milking prow meths. The oldthamte, orbs pall 161. 10e. taut cent, resisted all hirer Ma spirt lima, firstly, on the ground that the Wisps of :leaf wee a weekly and not a quarterly bkbe, k are the sum paid Into court would cover ray Mises dee le the pkintif at the period of his dimulmel; cad ameadly, bessiese, ems salt the liking to bare beta quarterly, they some ikethal Y dkperig with the owlets of the piiaYf before the grater woe up, ho con somme di& imetkatisa sad assfignee to the duke which he dark& le wham Tbe meg steepled the MITI the whole day, and even tually thejtry heal Ito the &West& COURT OF EXCHRQURR.—Luc. 24. &dap la Brass.—(Bda ths Lard Chid Baron, and Naas Wale" sad ChsasalL) ratus O. CLLR.-XAMAI AND AP PIULITICIAL Tbs dederellia allsgerd that by bide:Muss, imied ths 28th Mises, UM, Willem amp Ttpds was barges Ibe de. fail brim pews, ths isksiend aadsrlekleg le teach Id= Ile Weal • amid sal dmOsi, sad SW des ebbe • Abed Wilms easlosel. TY 40E60 pissdel that Waling BA hod sems am bib se a litheal sp =oil Oat la bell issalastel liszad, sal bed de lad relied the dsbabei The lerlisa le the start Ives wbefhor the disisvately as said la ths pis was • mod bellusiml. Mr. V. Irwerart, r esppert sesisaiel that owe salmadast well aid have lbe 11111011 t; bat In thb ease lass was pos , whisk IL Mr. Clesib, who sprpmil ea the slber sias, act celled MK& The Obbf Sim sag lbe ".8 IMO 1111111 that am plea odd est be asprateL Wbbswl If_ the *sled sibyl dot Ibi im id lira gr= fale staid, It weld he sa la ewer he the Mks, Its thought eat fa Ids nes, la which Mare was eel, ad such ss the beebr MI a right to punish, ths pb J was as swim to the maim elpsed sessrdingly. PATTI r. DOVOLAS.-lIIIIMISINSID =MAIM MY woo • ow stated by dm sYnissa tho yolly nlr dose of Boma, in Itunt*4o mist Os & it Th... 404 Aa folonatioa bad boa bid by lito werst of ttoo pdoli who* tbo bribe mord • &elm or bow of aftotoimak Ideost • 11/ tai &Nit- Woo &Wool toe as posed Mot ftybefo Int et bss IMO sot • bow, oar plaai of pablie mot ea& the mot& of Os mike tbo h & ltd Via, a. IS matt width the fainamika inn laid. Yr. Elbow eenesded that the court had no jurialiction, IS the niannatio had me power to state a came, unless when, linpelp was ennteln. TY court ovanribl this argument. The kernel enesd don urged that the tent was not a Mon or pine of pails met Kr. Field bomb. peen Men contra, The court dinelned the appeal. TEN MILTLOPOLITAPI SALOON COMPANY O. HAM KINB.- ALLEGED LIBEL AND SLANDER. Tha declaration contained three emette, the Brat for libel eta two for slender. The deleadrit aria not guilty, and a justification ; and, thirdly, that at and lame the time of itemmitting the grievance complained of be was a Mare bolder of 100 shares in the oomptiy. The qualione for the opinion of the court were—lndy, whether a company toted under under the 19 and 20 Vie., o. 47 (the Joint-Stock Com panies' Aot), could maintain an action at all P and, second)y, tf so, could the company maintain it against a shareholder P Mr. Edwards, for the plaintiffs, contended that the com pany was to all intents and purposes a corporation, and that, although the defendant was • shareholder, he wee in an action of this kind a mere stranger. Mr. Stammers, for the defendant, argued that such com panies were not corporations. The court was of opinion that the plea was made out. This was a tion to all intent. and purposes, to sue and be sued; and if they were entitled to carry on a trade, it would be menstrona if they could not bring an action for libel wadi might injure that trade. As to the defendant being • sbes•bolder, the bookie were full of cuss in which companies seed the therabolders for calls; and, if they brought ea scam for ono thing, they could for another. Judgment accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. 24. Many the Judo 04dErry.) IN SRI 00041 Or J. P. /MIN; WINWORD. _ _ _ Dr. Douse. Q.C., moved that adrah;lietration might be granted to Lieutenant Ripley, the eldest son of the deceased, •coloael who had been killed in the Indian =ahoy. Lest autumn an application had been made to the court to great raisof the draft of • will, which, in a letter to Ingleal, demased intimated that ha bad executed. The court Talmud that spplicatiou, however, oa the ground that the proof of such execution woe not satisfaokry. Sir C. Cromwell granted the prayer of the learned doctor. TYSON V. wuraors Ana OTEMIS.-00111111. Sir C. Cromwell gave judgment as a question of mete which had been mimed since the decree in this are. Mrs. Cutting, the heiresset-law, who had bees cited to see the will propounded in solemn form, had prayed to be allowed her costa alleging that the opposable had In reality bees that of Mr. Westrops, and that she bad virtually had no. Wag to do with the cause. Mr C. CROMBWkiII, following the peacedent of the Preroga tive Cart, kit bound to charge Mrs. Cutting with those porticos ot the outs which had been Incurred in ccnieequesce other own conduct. She mast therefore pay those costs wldob hod arisen out of her opposition to the will and the Host codicil subsequent to the date of the caveat. Mr. Wait =rim pay that potion which related to the mooed which was the one he had disputed ; and coet colds to them, puts both pu of the case must be equally di v ided twits CHAPLIN P, ItCNT.-008115. Rh Leda %lp bald that as Mr. Chaplin had only oppowd tlw will on behalf of children of whom he had been appointed a braes he would not condemn him in the mete, bet be meld mot order them to be peld ont of the estate. WOOLY' V. lITOGATIL-CRCILTY TO CHILDREN. In Ms are, which wse • snit kir a judicial spantiom paneled by the wile spinet her husband on the ground of arnsky, • gemlike had aim as to the insertion of plane en enmity to • child. tre. Cronswell would not exclude allegations of croaky with b it wee Mated had been committed on children in the presence of their mother, bac-sues such acts so committed had sometimes been held to be cruelty to the mother herself. As to acts not committed In the presence of their mother he would receive evidence of them, if necessary, after the may fens had been tried, and beMre he pronounced his dom. TODD AND PIMA I'. Itir C. Creeewell said he weld sot see anything in this ewe (which waa reported yesterday) to take it out of the ordinary rats, sad he swat Weston madman the &deadest in the cash,. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAx. 24. (Bohn Ur c CelialilikialC) IN BB CAMS! JAM 111011A/I.—BRBACK Or TICIT IT AN INAtrisANCI Acmirr. Thla haeolvast, who had haw ea inoarrace spat to 1 VAR. THB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Samuel Watkits, who has been remanded upon the charge of having maimed in the mane of a deserter from an escort belonging to the lit Weat Iferbahire Rifles, was again brought up. Mr. Foreman conducted the promoution on the part of the War-office. _ _ furtterevidenoo woo shwa is rapport of the charge, and the prisoner, who elided hi gat, waa fully committed tor trial. 011ILDHALL. A showily-dressed young man, who gave Ida name lSr derirk Mess timber merchant, was placed at the her, before Alderman Humphery, charged with stealing • hone and dog-oart,valus 301., the property of Mr. Gyro, • livery. stable keeper, ffl at Ipswich. ceiti, a detective oosr, said—From information I re ll proceeded yesterday morning, Whom one and two o'clock, to the Cross Keys Rossi, in 81. Joh:ea-Orme, where I found the prisoner. I told him there was a against him for stealing a horse and deg-cart from I lie sa id I was quite mistaken in the perm. I told him was no use denying it, and he then mid, Well, Ido oink having hired the holm and dog-oot, end I cams up to London on the spree." I asked him if beMithed_ to say soyeldnet,aed he then said that the horse and cart Obliged to Mr. Gym, of Brook-etreet, war Cambia, Ipswich. J. W. Markham rid—l Iseatbocame the Cram Keys Livery Stables, In St. John'aegnet. to oar yard co Friday afteraoce, abont do o r o r tosk% alr ead I saw him early the neat morning, and be abed me It I was • buyer, solo bad • bone and dog-earl far ash. I laid I wee, if I said e r it anything near my wary. I asked him what he to rsi for the lot, including the beraate, sad he and 161. I odd that we more than I weld afford; and he then asked tay deka, ad I named 101. He rid I should have it at Mei am, sad added he had just come off a journey for dee dean a/ Davey and MMurdo, of Thames-street. I said if barmaid wait two hours, while I want into the City, I would bring him tho money. The Superintendent of the Ipswich police said—l hare emu the bone and cart and Identified it as Mr. Gyvet's pro perty. The prisoner answers the description of the person who bind the holm and cart. I3ornclu7ri (to Oflieer)—Did he give you a right alimrs? bee=Hs gave me such a vague address that I hare not malts say Inquiries. Alders's llophery (to prisoner)—Where do you live? Primer-31y home Ls in America, but I have lately aise to Ipswich. I em a timber merchant and In Answles. Aldennaa Humphery—How long have you been in Eng lane P Prisoner—Five weeks, sir, end during that time I have been living pith my mother. Alderman Humphery—Rather fast work, Mr. Mena, only live weeks in England, and charged with stealing a hone and dog -cart. The Supeaintendentsaid—From a circumstance the prismer lose mentioned to me I have now some recollection of him, and I also find that he went 32 miles at a stretch for the Best gage, and from the route he took he must have had en intimate knowledge of the country. Alderman Humphery—You bad better tete him down to Ipswich. The prisoner was them removed. BOW-STREET. Ht.ry James David, who refused to state his address, was brought before Mr. Hall (who heard the case in a private room) on a warrant grimed by him in February, 1858, under the I:tradition Act. He wee charged with forging • bill for 1,0001., purporting to be drawn by Henry J. David, of New York, upon Mean. Brown, Shipley end Co., of Liverpool, and the prosecutor was Mr. James Styles Keen of Phila delphia, U.S., to whom the bill bad been reseal by • person knows u Abrahams elves Dowd, a u ses! Henry, alias David." Mr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prosecution, stated that the warrant had been in the possession of Inspector Whither, of the detective force, since February or March of last year, sines which period David had eluded capture by keeping out of this country. That morning, however, the prisoner, in order to attend to some other matter, ventured to show his fate in London, ad the Wilier, having information of his move ments, apprehended him. Though the prisoner went by the name of David, he (the learned counsel) had reason to believe, from the instruction of the respectable firm who retained him, Messrs. Sewell, Fox, and Sewell, that it wee not his real name. The real Henry James David was a merchant of considerable subatante In New York. The bill now produced, and signed " Henry J. David," had been uttered to the prosecutor, Mr. Keen, on the representation that it was signed by the Mr. David, of New York, referred to. Mr. Kra waa not now in England, and it would therefore be 117:1to ark fur a little time to being him from America. 7be unreasonable to suppose that a prosecutor could morn in this country for molar and years, to await the emergency of a pertain being apprehended who was known to be hiding abroad. But, under the 2od section of the sta tute by which effect was given to the Treaty of Extradition, the information sworn before the magistrate at the time the warrant was grated, or even • copy of that information, could be =edam evidence. That information was in the pos session of the mart, and would be to a considerable extent borne out by other evidence, from which it would appear that the signature to the bill, so far from being that of Mr. David, of New York, was that of the prisoner at the bar. If that were not deemed sufficient, he would be enabled, after • delay of forty-eight hours, to prove that no person of the name of David had any correeponderoe with the house of Brown, Shipley, and Co., of Liverpool, on whom the bill was drawn. He felt that he should thee be justified in asking the court to detain the prisoner till the arrival of Mr. Kean from America. The act, contemplating the difficulty that might arise in etch omen had given a power of remand for two months. - )1711•11 mid that only applied to the Secretary of State. Mr. Sleigh woe aware that it was , open to such an interpre tation, and as his worship took that view of it, he should apply fur a remand from eight days to eight days, as in or. &nary cases. Mr. Hall said the metes had been nibbling at this cam ever since February, 1857. From the great similarity between the English and Awaken law there was not the same excuse far any defect In the mode of getting up a case as if the prosecutor had been a Frenchman, the laws of whose country were so different. Yet he invariably found that be had much more trouble with American than with French oasis The papers, in the first notaries, bad bees' seat over in a very imperfect state, so as to afford no evidence whatever on which he could act. If the matter had originally him placed in the hands of the respectable firm who now held the pipers., sad br . w hom Mr. Sleigh was instructed, the matter would have settled long ago. The information of Kr. James Stvies Kean, of Philadel phia, merchant, wag than read. it stated that the bill of explainse produord, pirporting to be signed by Mr. Henry J. David, sad draws en Brown, Shipley, sod Co., of Liver pool, at 80 days after eight, wee peened to him by a person known as Dowd, or Abrahams. or Henry, or David. He =l,that he was H. J. David, ef New York. Winter 0001. la Amerloses dollars for the note, which was etterwartis dishonoured, at Liverpool. He then °anginal mewl with David, who said he supposed they had not re ceived his remittance, but it would be all right by next mall. Meetly afterwards he absconded. ILL F. L. Lyn*, solicitor, deposed that the signature M th e bill was In the handwritum the primmer, with whom he had had dealings. Cross-umninod—Was not on good term' with the pri cans j artnet wham s hi h m e . hal v t i oajh e t an motel to hie oooal certainly, but was not influenced In revidence by that. Inspector Whicher, detective force, had held the warrant Shift March, 1858. Had not seen the gafwner since Fe tilli that day ? when be app him in Stour Ho said his same wan David, bat refund to give 1 41 ' Zrossammined—Knew that primer had had several aeLions in the court. at Westminster, and had been a wit ness In a cam there, but that was before the warrant woe . _ . . Mr. I.LII submitted that the evidence was insufficient. Er: (cocOMMTiiZT but it was quite twough to justify the prisoner's detention. There was no power to remand under the statute, but that power was inherent la Wiry amilstrste. Mr. Bell mho~ ISM the power to bell was equally so. Mr. Sleigh ANN moue, ballots prisoner had absconded from ball in Ameriss. Hr. Hall mid than tem no proof alibi*, and in a cam resting on molt alli& evidence ha could not refuse bail. But It mot be to amal amount—the prisoner's own re cognisance, in 1,6001., and two sureties of 8001. each, with 48 hour,' Dodos of bail. CLERICENWELL -- - Richard Gran of 6-Chador-street, pianoforte-maker, ' but who is well known to the polies, was charged with stealing at No. 11, Sandwich-street, the pro piety of Mr. Henry Richard Bowen Tonchet Davies, 3461. in Bank of England note', &portrait, seven silver tablets, a gold locket, a gold Albert chain, and other property. Mr. Lewis appeared for the prisoner. Hrs. Harriet Parley stated that she kept the house No. 11, Sanderioh-street. On Saturday nigh about 11 o'clock, she let the prosecutor out, and shortly a was sur prised to find the street door open. She knocked at the presenter's door, and not being able to gain admission said she would brisk the door open if she was not let in. The prisoner rushed out of the parlour, knocking her against the hall wall, and told her that she was wanted in the parlour. The street door wee open in consequence of the charwomen having gone out to see who was in the parlour, and she saw some one crouching down. When the prisoner ran away she (witness) pursued, and never lost sight of him. When the prisoner was taken into custody she saw him throw four silver labels among the crowd. In orose-meminstion, the witness stated that she never spoke to the prisoner before Saturday night. The prosecutor bad lodged with her about four months. Four ladies and four gentlemen lived in the house. She never lost sight of the prisoner. Thome Loren said he was passing through Sandwich street at the time in question, when he heard a cry of " Stop thief ! " and seeing the prisoner running tried to stop him, but could not. He saw the prisoner throw away a bundle of bank-notes which he took to the station, and which amounted to 3401. Patrick 6arey --. sald he was with the last witneas and maw the prisoner throw away a portrait and a 61. note belonging to the prosecutor. The prosecutor Mated that when he went out he left the money and the articles produoed in a boo which was locked. Mr. Carle said he should commit the prisoner for trial but would remand him until Saturday next. MAR!.BOAOTIGH-BIr!INET. At this court, On the 26th ofBeptambrKai, . driver of • cab appeared to a rummons charging him with having worked a horse which was mid to be "glandered end dangerously unfit for public nee." The evidence as to the state of the horse, whether or not the Waren from which he wee suffering wee glanders. wee somewhat conflicting. Mr. T. A. Dollar, of Buletrode-mews, veterinary surgeon, me l t as hie decided opinion that the animal wee merely suf tress • cold, musing a discharge from the nostrils, and that had been tn that state sem weeks ; end he denied the asistemes oleanders, either at that time, or within seven weeks previonaly. The magistrate (Mr. Bingham), however, upon the certi este of r. Varnell, of the Veterinary College, came to the conclusion that the horse was glandered, and inflicted • fine apse the defendant. We have just received • oxamunkation from Mr. Dollar, in which be requests us to Mate that the horse in question, after the tiosurrenee of the above, was placed under his care ; that in the course of four weeks ha was cured fit for work, end has since been working in an omnibus, and that cart& calm from &number of the most eminent veterinary surgeons have been obtained, showing that he is free from glanders (which is an incurable diatom). Mr. Dollar further observes that a number of horses are destroyed in London annually while suffering from catarrhal glem under the erroneous im pression that they are glandered. Mr. Dollar madders a statement of the above facts due to his prciessioul repu tation. A young man naZedFrisite;liiisZs was charged with bengkriously entering the dwelling house of Mr. John Hud son, a gentleman, residing at No. 3, Upper Lansdowne terrace, Notting-hill. The prisoner bad lived in the family as footman for several pus, but was discharged some time ago. A gentleman stay ing in the house was, on Sunday morning, awoke by a notes of 'meshing of glue. On going down stairs, be maw the prisoner escaping from the house. He pursued him, and knocked him down with a poker which he had brought with him. When the house was examined, it wee found that an entrance had been effected by breaking a square of glass in the kitchen window, by which the prisoner was able to re move the lock. There were also three other panes broken, bat it was supposed that they were encashed accidentally in climbing over some iron railings into the kitchen. It seams that the window Inside had some railings, as it was sapposed, to present any person getting through the window, and it was thfough a space at the top of only Ifal inches that the prisoner had to pus before he reached the kitchen. It wee also stated that the prisoner, while in the service of Mr. Hudson, bad made it his bout of being able to get into the kitchen through this space. A slice of beef, covered with mustard, was found near the kitchen door, and it corre sponded with a cut from a joint, A thick slice of bread was found upon the prisoner and that corresponded with a loaf in the kitchen. The only other article taken by the prisoner was a little wine from a bottle which stood in the passage of the kitchen. A small piece of candle wee found burning in this passage as if it had been dropped by the prisoner in his flight. A glue door at the top of the Ashcan leading into the ball prevented the prisoner from getting any further into the house, but there were marks of hie having attempted to open it. There was no doubt the prisoner was at this door when he was disturbed. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner for inquiries. COW.4RD o. BADDBLEY. Metropolitan Police-office. Whitehall-place Jan. 24. reply to your letter of this day I have to enclose a copy of the police order, with my decision on the conduct of the inspector and sergeant of police concerned in your case. The conduct of the sergeant hid until that occasion been good, and he had performed the duties of a station-house "rt for several years with discretion and propriety. u s close a paragraph from the Times newspaper, stating that shortly atter the date of _your confinement in the Isliug too station which was an old parochial watch-house, a new station ha s occupied by the police, where all the duties are carried on.—l am, sir, your obedient servant. T. L. Coward, Esq. RICHARD MAINE. (CoPy.) bletropoliturii;Uce-offlos, Jas. 21, 1859. FOLICE ORDEIIII. SCSPENAION AND AZDVCTION. ON TIM COMPLAINT OT 1411. COWARD, WHO WAS IN CCSTODT AT ISLINOTON STATION. Inspector Judge suspended for a week, without pay, for his moat culpable negligence in not taking proper step when he arrived at the station to ascertain what state the prisoner was then In, and by this neglect improperly detaining him iu confinement. . _ tergeant lainsbury reduced to constable for suggesting the charge of drunkenness, and In consequence refusing the prisoner bay', by which he has shown blamed unworthy to be entrusted with the powers of s sergeant. (Maned) RICKARD MAINE, MARRIAGE RITE! A DECEASED'S WIFE'S SISTER. A gentleman residing at Darlington. who had married his deceased wife's sister, has tecently been openly expelled from the communion in the face of the whole congregation by the officiating minister of his parish with t►e sanction, we sin cerely regret to say, of the bishop of the Allman.— berhess Chresieb. _ . MAfteLACMITER AT NEWCASTLE.—A abockiag affair bu occurred recently at Newcastle, melting in the death of a man named Joseph Scott, a butcher of that town, a single man, aged 29. The following are the particulars of the occurrence, as detailed at the coroner's inquest, held on Saturday last .—lt appears that a Mre. Tulloch. a widow, who had formerly kept a public•house, resided in Peel-strest , and about one or two o'clock on the morning of Friday, the 14th hut., four men, one of whom was the deceard, came to the home, and were admitted by Mrs. Tullooh. There were besides in the house, a man named Matthew Wilson, her brother, and a young woman, a dress-mks; all of whoa were up. Some Lamming seems to have ensued between Mrs. Tulloch and the deceased, who was in liquor, ou the subject of some more drink which he asked her to sup , ply him with. According to the evidence of the young woman alluded to, the deceased struck Mrs. Tulloch a blow in the face which rendered her insensible. He then sent lute the passage with the view of leaving, followed by Wilson and Mrs. Tulloch, who had recovered, when an altercation took place. On the other hand, on. of the compadons of the deceased stated that Mrs.. Tulloch first struck the deceased, when he got up in a pas don and gave her a Wow in the face. but that she did not fall or become insensible, and that she then proceeded to the bar to rub her eye with something. She afterwards swore she would murder him before be left the house. The witness states that the deceased and his companions were about leaving, when Mrs. Tulloch and Wilson attacked him most furiously, the former beating him about the heed with a de center, continuing her blows even after he became insenal ble, and the floor was covered with blood. The coroner having summed up. the jury returned a verdict of "Man slaughter against Wilson and Tolloch," and a warrant wee Wined for their committal. THE DUTY ON TOBACCO AND SNOIT.—On Sibar. day a parliamentary pew was issued showing that, in *le year ended the 314 of March last, the ditty on Whom, awl snuff amounted to 5,272,4714 TSB ACCIDENT dr "'BB POLITECHIV CONCLUSION OF Tfli INQUEST. The inquiry was resumed at the Polytechnic Insti tution, at three o'clock yesterday after:we; When the jury returned the (oilmen.; verdict : "Accidental death, ceased by the fillies el a stone stair case at the Polytechnic Institution on Monday, January the 3rd, 1869, and which 611 we believe was ocesakmed by the ending for the insertion of the Iron trellis-work am! brackets, and by the incautious manner of doing the work. 11 , 0 jury most the adoption by the directors of the recommmeds*RM so to repair the staircases instead of reconstructing them." The foreman elated that the verdict was signed by all tie nineteen jurymen except on. (Mr. Hodges was understood tor be the dissentient), and that the two following presentments were signed unanimously " The jury cannot allow this opportunity to pees without expressing in the strongest manner their opinion that all public buildings should be subject to a periodical inspection. A competent person for such p should be appointed by the government, whose duty d be to inspect all buildings need or intended for public assemblage. That such inspector should forward • certificate to some aloe, and upon that certificate @tiling that the building wee erected mad finished in all its parts to a proper manner for lb LirFsfor which it was intended • license should granted for such building to be opened. That upon all alterations or repairs of importance the like inspec tion should take place, and the same certificate should be made and license granted. The jury also strongly object to the almost irresponsible power now vested in the hands of companies and individuals in the erection and maintenance of our public places of resort, and wish to Impress upon the go vernment the absolute ueossaity of not allowing the ensuing session of parliament to pees without some enactment to enforce these suggeationa. finch • course is deemed impera tive to allay the fears of the public in consequence of the ac cidents that have so frequently taken place ' and upon the well-founded observations contained in the valuable reports of the architects appointed by this inquest. The jury express their hope that the coroner will forward these eugiretiom to her Majesty's Secretary of State for consideratioe.' " That while the jury deplores that so sad an accident should have occurred from the causes stated in the verdict, they ate not unmindful of the peat and important services rendered to the cause of education and of science by the Polytechnic Institution, and they are anxious to express their approbation of the oonduct of all pollee connected with the institution at the time of the accident, and particularly of the courageous conduct of Mr. T. L. King in descending amidst the rains of the falling stairs to the assistance of the unfortunate sufferers. The jury are farther anxious of hereby expressing their edmitatios of the high-mindedness and truly benevolent conduct of Mr. J. P. Acton, aa da ndled in the evidence." The Coroner complimented the jnry on the manner in which they had discharged their duties. The inquiry terminated about six o'clock. MARKETS. LOllll3Oll WZ111, 6.8 : 1,31/ DOCI 91: 46 3 8 13. 10.40 ladla 1°1461 41, 4 04 1idi 27 .1 498 Pr 1 . 1 11"11. ,480 1 185 11932 11 0.530 11083111 m Nom Bowl 334 Madras 8,493 10.335 181.119 ' ........ 17 144039 34.741 18.1 MI; nu; 811 9M Os— Webs Fr 9.771 UM 19 1,1103 49.038 10.143 •v•I IO9M 79 731 8.981 1,236 OM 91119 MID Zwx=rl 09.03. 949 418 0.,W 1i OOTTON.—Livaaroex, TON. V.—Market more brtrk to-day. but weckb pricer ere maintmned. The rake amount to B.uuo baler. 1.000 a wbleh are for export and rpeculation. 8,760 American. at 41d. to ; 700 Surat. at 6 316 d. to 68d. ; 4‘ll Terptian. at 711. to 12d.: 00 Mitranham. at 71d, to 81. ; 100 Pablo. at 7d. to 71g. IDATTLE.—Lzseeroor, JAL ft.—The to of stock ens much tem higher prima than on last Monday. The demand doe for bete beet and mutton. at COALII—LONDeR. Jar. 21.—Baddla's Wet Illstlay. lbs. M.: 13as. well Or lb; ?maid Moat Bata., lta. 3d.; wi1a177.145. 1ld.; Wails Ind Madi% ad.; Well Ma Haswell. lk Id. ; Wall. tad Hatton. 14. Id. ; W ill .P. d Itansla Ilataos,lte.; Will. /Cad Cara% 17s. Gd.; Iwo.lad Hag a llall, lis. 30.; Walla Had KaOaa. 17.. dd. ; Walls Fad Bola 1 17... d. ; Walls End Tow) ea. It ; ii'alis kid !Mtwara, lis. ; glue's Vie7s. $l.; 1 1 155.4 74 •71 10 77. ILL l rowers Doan Biwa. 312.-11higa at mai; V ; WC 11. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1411InTS. Inn Par Wm. ?.M. T. 01 , a Na m Om ar M Mt. Wait loam 'loamy It. lalmeord BOWVIIMI . Sit Al 42 4 0 WalissitsgJaalairy =4""Zaz:arfia• 13 . 124 sne says 1.804 AO 10,113 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CADUALTIIS. sumsll metl's sun!. marl!sd.. Alt.rt S. Prom - ':lrltl!so"*ttembers sed IS teerc ii;c;ouTtai ret;n7a**lirei. la: A quality of burnt Crabs?, sad amend balsa of cotton, pullet's bast, supposed to be part col the Oaklands cargo, ham beta pktted up on this homb.—Porthlreen. Cornwall, Jan M. Zsgleart, Capmin Nowt, of Sonderand, tram St. Jean d'Aere to Legbora, with wheat tor mikes. was abtadmod on the 16th Jan. off Candi; crew sared.—Seproot, lax 5. Hirohito, Captain Hirohito, hem Mara for Fagland, with barley, la on Mors below Lt ardor; cargo, all merchsodue, landed at Calks poli.—Comeatinpa. IDtar. Jew. 15.—Mort of Os Timis an riding mop heavily, with two elicitors down. Pona few slipped daring the gala sad prosudiel for Odorants &ado or aalallate Horbour. Unman. Salm AT Folmar Point.—Cos oi alaaratrator (oh Alp Cash sod Africa, at New York. VESSELS SPOKEN v►TfH. Hurricane (able), tram Loam kir Doubly. Not. 34, Lt. IS.H oc. His W. 14.147 0 - I;n7Pl — .irouv Llesmool for Philadelphia, Jan. 2, off Bu gat. Peneeton (snip), boa New Orleans fa Liverpool, Dom SI, in Rimini of Et rid. Prealionta., of Bath, from Liverpool, steering W. Jan. t, !at. 49.15 a. le W. BILLS FOR RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC IMPROVE. lirmicre.—Yesterday the Examiners on Standing Orders of both Houses of Parliament declared that in reepeot of the following Mlle the orders had been complied with (before Mr. Smith) :—Ulster Railway, Lends Improvement Com piny, Greenwich and South Eastern Docks. Leatherheed and Dorking Railway, Dundee and Restyle Railway, Dun dalk and Enniskillen Railway. (Before Mr. Frere):—Lon don and South Weqmn Railway, Herne Day and Fayed , sham Railway, Lancaster and Carlisle Railway, West Lon don Railway. Tag ATTRACTIONS OF A GHOST STORY.—A ghost story in aid of the soup-kitchen fund, announced to be related on Wednesday teat by a gentleman, a visitor in Ryde, attracted such an overwhelming crowd of havers (some 1,200 people having pressed themselves into a space that will only conveniently hold 600) that no order could be kept. After persevering but vain attempt to procure silence, the gentle man at lest gave it up in despair, with a promise to take another opportunity, under better regulations, for carrying his of into effect. The concourse was found almost as difficult to disperse as it was to keep quiet, and it was not till a liberal application of the policemen's btlt and the pro ! prletin'a tot was resorted to, that the boys would surrender their hard won positions. It was next day arranged to tell the story on Friday night, with a small charge for admission, for the purpose of mewing the comfort of those willing to contribute to the charity, instead of leaving it to voluntary donstions, as on the peovioua day—Damps/the Imerperident. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—HAPPI ' meas.—Without bale, no [vumn beim ran to happy. Visit the most and most fortunate on earth orgy with sieepl..id nights, disorder any tingle organ of Om body, end von will pmently rtvr hb gaiety ranbih. A ibordered stomach or torpid fiver la but too frequently the origin of our most melancholy thew' bi, *bleb nothing restless sio soon as times digestive 1 ,11, lionleche, bile, aud dimes.. of Llsht, is Won, their yob which gradually repels all ii opuritire from the , 11 stem. giving ties mind serenity sad the body mile. lienditated coortitutious regain their strength sod rigour under a c0.,0 of these pills, which nisi, fall in outing all functions to work La perket harmony, from wind, man's Imdminsm remits. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AMOUR—Jan. PO. at Illidigate, Kendal. the wife of T. A. Arglos, Leg .. sewn. oAat'sft.—Jaa.llo. M the Mu tat Lodge. Woliach College. the Cie of the Bev. A. J. Caner, of sena. DMA/N.—Jam. M 21E1. Creel:olUL Bamerater, the wife of John lfw.. a ter. 11/ANIL—Jan. 10. at Mon. tin wife of P. Erma. Egg.. 11. A., of • eon. MILES —Jan. SO, at Wed End, llamptitend, the wife of W. H. Mllak Nr4llllll.—J e 0.20, at Comberland.placo, Southttegitee, the wile of W. 11. Neman. it.... of • ow. SHEPlMO S halD.—J bord. itit. 22Eat,M IP, timer Mee, Ilecentbriark, the wife of John a. TO 2.1. the wife W. B. Towso, Eel., of Fishmongers' HMI- of • soit. MARRIAGES. 1W INO—ORRADT.—Jan. 20, at Clonlars Chinch, toy the Right Hoek Lord Illaredals, A. C. Ewing. Esq.. eon of R. C. Eivide,. Let., M.P., of Strathavert, Dtumbartonahirs, to Via-Adman' EL 0 OM/. of lainitch Rom, Clark Jane. Mahler of OBE kN—ROBNITII—Jan. It at et. John tho Beptletk. Torteiti. park, Liverpool. by the My. Dr. Hurt., 11r. of Oran. of pre. te d..MMM , 00 Mr. hollow, of Liver Pool. JON 11,TON.—Ja . at the parhh muxb, Wheffiald, by the Ile , (Mow Bele. 8.D., J. Joem, 100 , C. 11., of Hirlienhoal. to Shot:make. dAuebtet of the kw J. Talon. of Sheffield. DEATHS. 181:LL.—Jme. Oleamter.terrace. Campieadull, J. 0.0. F..., WOORWOW:jaa. 20, at Iltabbeseb,Emea. Mar D.. 05 ~T.. 14 Cocain a. w Mew of Mato Adaltsl ea 0. Cockburn. Bart.. .C. 23, Baran Rolland, gamut no of Cara. Of Mum, Re, aged 10. Wd.Lisr.ll.—Jws 21. at Pickbant, Went. H. Mama, Wm..Oiged ft. _BLit .in a . 20, et Partlendplem, J. HILL IM. wed fa, itai".iT —Jim. IL at Cambridge-terram. Bra Deli, JAM. widow WI the z (1. IL Hooter, Bart. P.ILVA.-Jan. 2S. et the Wood Lodge, PbOota: . •bill. /anal. wooed eisraviagdaeggila Of J. J. Silva, gm.. wed it. Mat o 1 ad Publitol W Russou Nose Homo of No. LosoOlia Otto*. to t ho My et !rioter. at the Ofloo. to 'moiled la .—Taimoda, Jamas 1.6. lOW