The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-30 00:00:00

=MN=L= NAVAL AND MILIIART. ♦ tipsier ofidforsii to all coetaattdeta•iathief. omposio, soossarlory sad oussaarsaig o.olo`. of hes Bissoses ship PG stissis, by Lord ammo, rallot, ismassavii to. Pis p...■Mr+d by esss mood st this Loots Oludississers of the ♦deYohy. who Y., isoalstisso for Qs entry of :torsi cadets, sod be. the wain*. of uses% abishippos, soma mists. !a, w o.li caw labs sgorodos Is ♦pail rot, ississd d woe sow to ksto. A 1 , v I a% LI T, DN. 29.—A eroUrninTs.—llarigeoa T. Ogyett, r tly Notrity, 4, wow rim Jeri, • gb.vrassa. Act* Trod ars Arloral Itaelerst T. loses, to the Aar, N, riot sir et rarry, Parrour, r raw assaanry. Itac. 29. A fatal accishat *marvel L. this dockyard, stay airman, M• gthipareght, sword I. a sWr ae: 011,i w s saw the panwale dike ibipt• dwit'ol. oleos he embattle* hi loM the dip lieoestk, • mbectsoabbt depth. Ile or Immediately taw op wed c oersted to 11•Ivi1M naval licAMosi, wilily It was illwatwed that lite art reaslivd mar sew hired Wades te the dell sad dilatant Pita ur .b. body. lee heed boobs owe la - Ir t with • MK L. Dopes, tiro ilapared M about two boat. shot Wee admewed Ms Ihe haepiod, Lad thea ilapht• This weasiai &detachment et 22 awpwwwheiceed dime and caw belowieg to wavier regtmeate wootag la the Maditter•ww, wt.° hd hem .0 hem losialed as et. Ill a s fistula &rot. lads that whillabwast owl to j their respective ham, do whale denth = d ra blapeata , • boa tioaesond as M fladldr serdis. • arm le of aka awl wasattal beeps. Was have emarly stoked at the divide, eatablishiewt, romived their &theme tram tha suttee Idle norm og oil wiesoat d woods of aleitasa rill VOLusrmt ItIPLE NOTBMINT. RDIXBUILOH. A pahllc tttaetik was hold is the. Maio Hall, 08 Weisel* inialeg, "for tie garrote at am- Winn. dr bog moos peonsibeg waggon rod im It liddle• lila Velma= Pam la idiaborgh." 114.: was crowael by a rut vompeotable seamy, filly MY of .Jlll wore she mars itir the Idiaborgli Volgablor It did awl grtibary. ad then was do a syrialdlig ad Tito LOAD Peovoey ri4isd • sad onsieg ih aus,crotos gentleness oaths V sad out of asideim, L. rd Mooed*, Sir James Gardiner Behd, Ben , S.r Joha M 14•111, L.C.8., Sir Jobs Melville. &r Johatacm, ColoaM Yiak,ott, sad the Holt. B. 7. _ _ _ - TWO CHAI MAN haring briefly opened the proceediegs, Tee LOUD Ainvocare toes amidet load aware to move the 11-41 Teat WM malting heartily approve of the ro:cmete movement ; and while they rejoice to see the lade teeter, priigrem which that movement la making is all perm et Great &tufa, they strongly remicumend sall greater mar line to leavers the amebae of volunteers. and especially of the ern:Wry compaaies." Ile proceeded to dwell at some Mite es the baportnaes ed the movement, and wed the ditty of the cemenisalty gemerally giving it their most cordial gu itTnlolll o .loM MY agenda by Mr. NOZL PATON, and earth) by SOCNIONIIieI. Fir J AIN M. 24 et cc moved the mond resolution. He mid some of those present might hate be aware that from the very fret, lammed by dons which apposned to hien to be cf great value and importance, be bad done what he cod! to tater sad promote this movement upon public grounds, (Applause.) Farther rteecticn on the come' of svemn nd on the state of Europe had conviesel him that U We sere to pursue in eafety our peaceful occopetioes—if we were henceforward to enjoy that feeling A security to which we mainly owed the development of our resources, industry, and commerce, we must be far better prepared to delimit oar country then we were even some few months ago. (Cheers) We mast be prepared to defend our serums. laud wealth—the richest booty the world presents to Wile., cupidity—to defend our free institutions, which some have regarded as en offense end rep roach to absolute governments—to defend oar homes, which had been handed down to are by the valour of the SOW reared on their inviolate hearths. (Cheers.) He bald him to be no man who would shrink from the cost and labour or the hazard of performing the e lean the Lodge, the highest, the holiest of our worldly dome—(load cheers)—not in a spirit of bravado, mill leas in a 'pick of levity, no for the purpose of aggremion, sot with the deelre to toilet upon others mile which we would turn away from ourseleee, but with a Men, stern, but enduring resoutioi and Methods of our rem, to defend our massy and everything it contains. (Prolonged cheers.) It had keen mid that this volunteer movement might give offence to fo.eign nations. What! Give clam to • nation which had • standing army of 600,000 mes, who had during several pomace' bees employed delay is aggressive wan upon edema. (Hear, bear.) He did sot mat to say me word to provoke or to allead, bat he was sot to be deterred when be wee told that we glee offence in that way from telling the Mak, sod home to those who complained the fejsedire ell their mu actions. (Her.) Much had ehuedy beam done fa this country, bet much yet remained to be dose. Mach bed been done, for hostile words had been spokes mead as, arrogant pretessions bad been rased ; we had bees threatened. They little knew the temper of this comity who supposed that it could be intimidated. (Loud cheer.) They little knew the spirit they were reddest when they hoped to intimidate us. (Renewed Mem ) He would teat dreea upon an irritating topic, bat this wee • thing whisk be could sot per by in games. He thought we had dome well. and that we had by this movement given the moat dignified answer which this country could give to the last/nage which bad been applied to hem (Applause.) It wee a Milan question, and one whka required much coneideratica, to what extent should we can, the movement in which we were now engaspd ? It was right that orrery man should be reedy to defend his country, but ft woe right elm that no greater drabs should be made upon the power of production, and uppoonm the means of the country this was necessary for the ocreetca. He did not pretend to fix a but if the whole volunteer force of the country wee to be raised to say 300,100 nee—end he dill not think it ought tabs leee—the properti.in of that city would in that me be 2,000. (Cheers.) The proportion in 1004 we coasiderably more then doable that amount. Before he mat down he wee de sirous to say that there was so ma hen who bed a higher respect dm he had for the Final nation. They were at the head of civilmatica en the mstinent of Europe. They were our equals la way debar, and ear owlet, is some ; but this be mast Nay, dud far ray parratleara, whenever that nation had bees united sod 10111,116, dee very Melia( that it wee et the head el civilised= bad led it to assert pretension' t• ✓ ake! euremary sad prodeminence which this mustry could never submit to. (Cheers)_ Let no man therefore reseed to say that be looked forward with confidence to • time of mbrokes peace. lie man who reed the signe of the dime with en intelligent eye and mind could come to this conclusion. If we desired to enejoy is comfort and pease the blessings which Provide'se bed bestowed on us, if we de sired toot our cosnomme sad oarheinstrial ocenp.tions should advance end develop themselves ea they had hitherto doss, they meet preserve for miry me eagaged In them the feehas of security which they had hitherto enjoyed. If we desired that our amid program should not be arrested we most provide foe the security of the nation, that that progress might advance undisturbed. If we desired the -baptism, the prosperity, and the advisement of the people in this country, we must provide for ask defence se we had not hitherto provided. (Ap piesse.) He concluded by inovim the following resolatioa, which was carried erns, cow. —" That this mouse desire to ammo their high approbation of the public spirit which the fmkat of Edinburgh have already chows by the term- Ms of volunteer empanke ; and with a Mew to some the t maistmance of the face and its coseolitiados so :r. be expedient, resolve that a committee be "emitted to sassier and adopt the means beet stinted to accomplish these objects, end she to take the tallied re in mama UP wield to the Edinburgh volunteer force." Ammo the committee were the Lord Provost rod ma the Lord Justice-Gmeral, the Lord J Lead s r:redwood., Lord Carriehill, Lord Avd= Marketed., the Lewd-Advocate, the Solidter-Geserai, Sir John WNW], Mr W. Deafen., Sir J. G. Baird, Mr. A. Murray Dunlop, M.P., Mr. A. Black, M.P., Mr. D. More, M.P., Sir Jobs Melville, Mr W. Johnetcro, Ac. LONDON ROLi BilOr.Do.-A meeting of the teeneU wan held et dm Menahre-beens is Towday, the =Hew. lb. Lard Meier Is the eledr. After the easel the lasses report we reed. end sabibitsd a amis. IsearyMee. of tillage. TM Lord Meyer ensousced that up te rla Mr 1,012 gretlema hid emelled theemelres ea effe tive hassabses, end the paper they ware eking in the drill wee htlay The following ....writ/411one had bow mid he the laid elate theism meeting • -Mews. Tim Wksr Os., /hewa uart, boil% and Co., Hi. Mem& OMB Dreases, 11C1 , we 51. the Bee/ Feloll• lihrears, lirinin mil Mao, 101. inn.; Mr. 61.115. sod IL la. the Bead Food, Merent.pariti gi hude t v iD s st os iTkaa. fir Brzliwees u. CowLei r ay k lol. 10s. ldermen less promMee the bilerste contribedoes which had hew aNdatal by_ Me :-Mr. Aiderwas gad Shen/ oshew, 112. lies; Mr. Alarms led Bettrif Phillip., 111. Us. ,• I. L Welk; Bog (H..... 1. sad C. Boyd and Co.), ULU& diem Is Ilea read, 22. 2s. • William Clodc, Eau., 61. r. Anomie Alba remmted Ul. 10.. be bad raod wd haw M. Deep end oleo 71. 7.. a. hie owe imetribstion Hs Dna Plat Aidemnari Mechi pmeented lie. be bad weadeed firm Moser.. Nl.mn Brothers, with 21 2s. Is edYYen, to the Ned Fend. Mr. 11. W. Am er.& M.P.. pressoftil Ili. Ile. be bed received tram Mr. F. C. Flu* of 64 6s. kr the Bead Feted from brtga F. O. Fire. TM following whil tioe.l oostribeMme wore sweettaced -Mr. Bra... 61.; the Oclderaittie Cempeey, 604; Kelm. Diageall, PxWl, sad Co , 101. 10a ; Meows. Femme Broths, 31. 2/. ; )476646. Aelttos end Co., 101. ; Meseea Asthma sad Co., yet T. O. C. Bainbridge, Mq.„ 101.10 a ; Mr. W. L. May Mir von* to lite Bead Fund. 71.7.. ; Mr. J. L. Proh.rt (serseen), to tbe Med Feed. 61. ; s Friend. per Mr. W. W. Tome, 21. 2 2.. ; Mr. R. B. Teem. per dime, 22.2.. ; Lest. T. D. &well, to the Band Feed. 61. he • Swigs Marischisa. to the Band Feed, U. foe. • Dollend, M. Ba.i.d Fund, 32. 6s. ; ?.sign Wlll s Hipkisew, to the Band Fuel, 64. 68.; bleem. Crowder, Neyssed, sad Co., 102. 10.. . • hirms. Cealeys sad Con, IL le.; Maws. W. Chilling..6mb sad Poe, 64. 5.. ; Mime. Cower and Co , 21. 2.. ; Mew. Tay lor, Fisher, sad Co., 21. 2.. • the Tows Cloth of London, 31.6..; Oreerge ditehoock sod Ca., 101. KW. ; Matra Pewee, Mips, sad Co , 61. 6r.; Mr. 2. C. ▪ IU. lie.; Morn. Joaaston, Fergither. sad • U. M.; !Autumn George , Snow, 61. 6..; Mr. H. C. MentalL 31. 3s. Mr. J. Burdoe. 31. 3s. ; Lfestasaat John William Caner, 61. 6s. hand Fend ; Mr. Marla Good, 21. 2.. Oa the motion of Mr. Alderman Wies, woonded by Mr. Alderman Allen, it was nuaniummly resolved, " That Lioutanent-Osesral Sir (horse Bowie., Lieutenant of the Tower of London. be elected a member of the council." The Lord Mayor remised hi. ratification at the appointment, and stated that the gallant general had pointed ths triple with hot, On the motion of Lord Denotaa. secoudsd by Mr. It. W. Keonerd, the thank, of the ntsettng were promoted to the Lord Mayer kw he conduct in the chair. Snow o, on Bor' Minottsnx.-On Monday Leta dolsehoo,st of the above corps, numbering nearly 200, (with the hind portniseion of Lieut.:Colonel Roily') qt.d bead of the let Surrey Militia, marched from their headquarters, Beautort-honee, Walham-green, by Hs thmegh Kensington, Knightsbridge, Groiegam phis returntog hones by way of Fleihnewe feed. Among the eta sari who mmeopsnied this we isseml Lewd Rassiseli, colonel commandant; the Hon. C. 8. Vs mks., the Hos. B. e111Z913, Lieut.-Coke.] Evelyn, Captsin Geditold, The ipokhatly eppserrece of the mon on their Mega Mow forth the admiratiou sod applause of a large giallaalla of spectators ; and surpriee wae esprewed that in as did • time such progrees should be made m their (rela tes. Vela returning to headquarter*, Lord Renelagh Plaid WI gratification that so many bad attended in spite d his u•propitions weather and tbs diwerreeeble mate of the WM& At dismissal, the volunteers pis three Marty Mime hor ble lordship. Win MIDDLE , FX.-Yesterday a meeting d lir assweit of the West Middlesex (let* Marylabon.) RIM asp Ina place at the Pavilion Le Lund'. Cricket penai. 01. Jobe's-rood. Lord Redekek, the osytain com miedis, we. In the chair; end amoript the patio= pee. TEE AILITAR I 110 T Allr ELDESSEOTT. Yesterday learein the leggiest Into the eireum mbates oessected with t►e death of James Kiag, a private a the let itertmast of the Kitekre Owe, or Tower lissalsts 11111tha who woo killed by a gusettot woad dozing the riot at Aidsrahott ea Christmas night, was held at the Tilbury Hotel, to the tows of Alderahott, before Mr. S. Chalmers, the ifspiety-coeumer for Haute Tis• lest wanes exarelsed was Major Charles Adams, in temporary ceeentszed of the lot Tower Hanka, Militia oa the . ',An Sot., who in the coarse al his suslastlon esid— Moe@ I sot Mere the bare. were la a great Mete of iodinea and uproar. Ti. eight wee ass of the darkest I reclUe...t. The tow sea Yens is the barman had bees put out by some wad all the wer almost in Me most &them It ass eu dare that it wee impossible to see anytiaag. The teens • hag to tire quarters of my sea were alaritalli With MB of the 24M. It was Sedan to we wietbst these latter bed my net in their head• 1 had ordered the .eseembiy" to sound, for the lbw was Mill cestamed. The friss the 11 'e ids, bat to seise a the hoc sea as great that It els et list herd to my that it wee 500 —.wag nom Loth ales. War* lay but lasremits for wisest was that the Ire a lie ma. of the 24th was Lein n tuned. The soldiers d Meld& complendy bkaked ay Inc group trading to Sequestere of my eats s. that tbsy e 'apt aril taints down. I mew webs fired from the gerreeee oc:scied by q men, bat It was falcon to distinguish Wirt ruing um at all. I plated spat is cosasmairears with the ominasillug oaten of the had kstailiems Of to 24th sad 21.4 11eecnrsts, sad is abet Les inn@ or a geneter et an boo• um drier nosed. There argent allow end sew two bon beta Nam Of the beeet• end I herd lallabila brica *rumba amid load shoats. It wee ispreslii to di- Ingrown the amass Met ewe caned an be* like; 11 nee • port,: sr 're. Whoa I gained the third Ostlers as gallery tio 'Astrid by my en it ins eatbisly tressed with tool sad bat a.n alma. Dr. Holloway, of the 24th„ ems op with aim sae reported that aan was Met. I went with the dl - or at c 0... to the room No. 61, where it was said Mr wood.' awl lay. Tie deemed, , was there out i?ing on his same* wed y faseasiiin V. • Las my wen awe tut eater with the Meer th ey mad wee to eentd, sad laid hie AIM and ebeited as the au! we wont', Inch had maimed his back sad ems eat IS the natal side of lb. ebilessa„ whose the lainalre wise pro , rmusig. Dr. Rahway et are said the eau wee a ironies oat tad the saa We* net Nye ken as bean • Mot/tan was at ism sad the deceased was re to..rea to the arpttd , where he died ant manias. I summed on limy at the basselm the not at the sight, bat ao imbue d'otartence tank plum les quite oonessed that s shot was Bred by ay eta. The whole of Stir nd-s vera ac seised sent mandag ; sae appeased to use Les amber, d, an t the packets 1 ossesislon ei .11 the tees were uobrohes. and completes when tamed. \lr. J. L. ilollowey, earthed le the 21.1 battalion of the Nth Hein l e rot, mid saw till bet shot slash was fired cal Christmas sight, and I ea peinfve that it was tired from the meth at.. (snide the bedding, el oar sou. I think the sail mimed the bollieg, and west to the right. NUR.. id the 24th wen reverted at se se weeded. 13noesqesatly 1 saw nee or tee wit was slightly wesedst, apparently by sacks bat their oases required se Oreatasat. I likewise maw mete Isis of the militia, bat they See required so steams. Tee privates la the militia we eternised. They mid that there hed emu teen my 11l hells( lemma the twe refoemets. " Deceased, with .hen, bad bees • Auld log ale,' eerie; Mich we bred • wrest aiti g ; 2 3 lbw modem , .metie emeited, bet 1 wished them to take so wows of it sal wet top oat. Is • aware se eiverwarde 1 Mead tit:. Lim Lcgis mid sew the IMAM thrones the wistiew esti beard the Mho. Deemed wee patina( oat wen he Mel yet some Ism be the momag, able be sad- Maly cried sat, lam shot: sad fell es his side sad rolled mar. IMt fur the meted. bet meld NM led it, sad told its Mmeee4 be we oely Whin • Mt • emerads pulled uP ha AIM which me Weedy, sad rhea we ow the mead —• '.ale, blesdem sleety." Swa,..et Au NM; of Me led betake at the SAM iledimet, wee caellilem thee Mks were Ind co both shim Ii at ate I eke el emmewitios Medea to one ma of she Nile maid Lad,Mnumb el hell canridge were memo, as I as Wee is by dee. Caine l'Ampreit Illawfastbsas, et the 24th-1 teasel ewe whop eaoteisteg Yea made el hall aeraidre Mame from t wo wee; of • primes a the segines , , seem! Wallima Yell the label belewiles to the wimieg 10-reowd peckege wee is Me rook IThee ether pert el the power cowls. w.• deer by his bed. I eitermede memimed the mootoM Wow eel Lim el the net el my ammo,. The tem of the amatiwirem aerreaseelled with the were el the Alm. ON was, boasew, wee ismd haded; wed the Mbar priests, semi Heim Weds, Ma y mespeey, bed taw if his made ot samesittoe teem lw hts palm TM MIMI Ole bekeerst Na • impend el wiy ampam,biat It wee lemil Imam dews by the side N liatemis bal. Beth Metres wed Ilf .Illaws were ewiered labs emody et mew Ayala, Wile be...emei to my cement, we Mho by • mew of robe' metemy, and Mewl a him, teedel, by the Militant. I did dot st say Wm we my kiwi wimieverr hues the Teem YrMe .o•te el the baneeite. iiertor — al Hebert HlNeiss, of the tad bandies of the 24th, r said owe era the wades el the 25th be wee corporal is eters, of "is coshes of the wet block. A party of the ?Jeer Elhalsta sad of the 24th NW wend la its owless. There were about ad.cm of the Tower Hamada awl idly 1 hart • doses of the 24tb. !be was of \sit come wed drnaws twitter rar, sesiestly sheet ball-pest • er warty . At that tow dire toes • adorteses Is the up- I rows. sad whew f it is ow of the Tower I Harehte t wild • wm.h of the 24th to deist with her, eta. b o. ed, tweet he sherwsede refused to Mod • poi el ewe :0 turn. A Eisend seem* that took place, bilk pus ka kietiog sad sinkrag ow esoderr. The tight wee ended, totems the spittle sad the 24th, sad laded sews ate W ash nilstors, when they were reparated, wood together pretty well until about half-past 7, wises • grad tem eweemallioa sad des of the 24th rags to, awl alined hu.o.sliattly • general Geld shawl Witeeni both panes. .This was • desperate light, ssit lasted till about • quarter to 8, whoa Loth parties were *spelled from toe ear 11Ieq. Ala Pitt weed thaw. As they were tuned out ef the comp wham heard mew wee of the militia desire dad w rte. rota' wit fight it out is the cauteen they would ut the Parreck-tedare, sad they .11 went in that dyer voa einediagly. Witham remasthed to the rasters till II eked. Were be left a wrgeset of lb. 24tb cane and told km toe' the Mob sad WHIN wire slasgthricg i.e.b otter, end to Sr ng down Cie guard at owe, waieb Trude. did. When pi. -etursed to the wad bier* he saw goick Snag wraps Pb- barrockisquare frees the gailwiss to bout skiet 1 ere n ght was \Lithely Sark, bat the Mohr could to wow Aftcreatin +M. Bathe. Pow the Tower Hotplate Ode bee awe fr.n the aided the 241 k, as ha deed with his balk Is tiro. truartew. He could set recollect its Dawes of a via& wen art the 21.1 es of the militia is the stahlwe that dew Hs lower the Ines Hattori, Williams, sad lard, bat wash* tote to recollect whether or sot they was with the slaws at the mates that night. He heard no moose! Poise dew the too parties loft the car.t,.n, though the borne It square to .Otto ph, went, as they .i 4, to fight, was quart In frost of tSe ,so n. ll* PI of digitally sew ow win of the Tower HLIIII4W Vitro% In ivroar the equate horn the lop gallery st toe weer cad, though who that wan was be could not say so all. He woo positive he could not recognias aay of the mesa . regiment who were is ths casts** wed. At the t.rmisstnod 0.1 this witaires's *vitals% it trite sow taarly 6 Si:tick, the ispriry was adjon:wad tW thu (Friday) IsProisir _ _ The 4tth Reg;rnest are necler orders to leave the eamb mundi.'•ly ha Cock, and Will COIIIIWIWY thou 'musty thia ANOlllti SINIPWITCIC AND Lou Or LIFE. A toism.r rocolvta yostmiloy from Ilarmillor aosouseirm t►o wreck of Um Xlmhocbot at Cosine, sad that oo'• ass tomes •e 4 eight peseengere ems in Amongst those who wrehed wee the tarter, Captain ll'llardy, who le waled to tee. teen a brother ef the unknowte oussebeeder of the lineeeem Cemle. STATUTE FAllB.—The Rev. N. N. Law, tresener of the Wells Cathedral, bee reeestly oblmoted as adoleabl• "'reptile es the ah..n eubjeet to the Hight Hon. T. H. Bother:a- Helmet.. If P. Tie rev. entlemes armload., is very WOO. sad powerful leareage,for thaubolition of a or tom mai b cannot be too covertly anadetaned. sad whick 41innibt Ina PPM Sell Of • v 7 swam tdiatuntot. 2138, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1858. ant wen IJeratessateColoael Wood En Charlie J. Mana tee, Bart., Sir Joha Anson. Bart, Mr. Bakes Carrie, Mr. Saba Beatify, Mr. Richard B. Wadi, Me. J. H. Dub, W. Deb utante,jem. d‘,.. A discaselea areas ea the gam. Use of the nipeaset of officers to the amen essepodes, aed it wee nesind that Lord litedneek, espnia me. alitead he termed to emeetele Mr emus el men▪ den who by their gemersi diolosay and Weaken at 610, He., an espahleof acting as sac-e__ __ Ann, web isare-eamend dicers 100 be saninated lor cos. niseltes wardag to seniority and genera imbibition its nob oats. It wee resolved that mintage of the should be held in each district, sad the isdasatiel raideats invited to to-operate in obtaining farther 'uncap- Gem, and in Wee* effective' to join. It was also doter. Nand that the forrnstion of companies shall be miontrepd la oat distein, sack companies to choose their own officers. A grapey ie an forming for the districts of Nottieg4lll, Bsyswaeer, Ifinhard's-briab, do., with a drill segued la the inenediate *deity. The following additional sabscripkne wow seeciarmed. vie.:—Mr. J. Selkeld, 101. 10..; Yr. C. B. Young, 101. 10s. ; Mr. J. H. Good, 101. 10e. ; Mr. J. O. Hamm, 101.10 e. ; Mr. J. Hot-Tidal., 10/. 10e.i Mr. T. Bar- L, 101. 10e.; Lleut.-Colonel Sir F. Arthur, 101. 10e.; e r . H. Closet; 101. 10e.; Mr. A. Norden, 101. 10e.; Xt. A. H. Champagne, 101. 104. ; Mr. 8. Finley, 10..; Mr. W. Pox, 101. 10e.; Mr. F. Heating. Toone, 101. 100.; sad 601. to amounts of 61. and honorary members' subscriptioas ; maim a total amount received of about 1,6001. The noble chairman sanonaced that the corps had by a large majority determined our retaining the present material for the uniform, sad that It wee prepaid to adopt the cap decided on by the War-oas committee. Br.PANCRAS AND NORTH MlDDLESRX.—Yeeterday the names sad addressee of upwards of 100 effecting, who It proposed shall brat the first company of the St. Panora. Ned North Middlesex Rifle Brigade, were forwarded to W. H. Bodkin, Esq., deputy-lionsaant of the district, for tranambeioa to the Marquis of Salisbury for his 'auction se ben-lieutenant and foe the acceptance of their services by her kldissty. The drill of this company, mealy all of whom assemble fa the St. Panama Vestry-hall, is progressing with • ra pidi ty truly setonishing ; and if the Marquis Camden, the M a ki of Bedded, the on of Dartmouth, Lord South. engine, Lard Somers, and the other noblemen and patio. tam "sly reaped to the appeal about to be made to them is pepatioe to the "sermon amount of their property la the Menet, the OR Paean Brigade will be one of the drat is the metrepoile. CLlMelree Daara.--Laat evening about 60 elbethe menbere of the shove corps assembled at the farm hell of St. Cletneat's.hes, for the purpose of drill and pseuds. Although the volunteers peanut were mostly recruits, and had oily bees practising for Dime nights, they went through the neon evolutions with eneediagly peat skill and rep laity, which would have done meth M aay regular maker, Wee. The ellietin strength of the seeps is at prawn &beetle tesa, canning the 20 nemberr Hon Mews. Smith sad Seed alabliehneat is the Snead. SPOR: 'TING. RIADUfO AocirrAwcze bras By aim 5716PLICHASIIIS, about ' whom pea 2 ion. rob). - .... st;;;;lemgaisTi :::::::::::::::: :::::: er... .• • le Wilmer' Ist the laistel 11 413C=1.4 4 Tt I ......1.... .... ....... ........ 1 IN SEA/311. non Elks. I • 4w *::: ........... 1 e '""'— team Paw Bonin cud r BOHAN lam val Irks piss au tb. 14 .d 1116 d ALLAOID ATTAIIPT TO BRIBE A 0017.661V JIANT anima. At the Mansion-house yesterday, John A. Sal emn, described u "staving at the Temperance Coffee house and Had, 31, king -street, Cheapeide." appeared is a sesseited dad up on the complete, of the Lords of the Adindty, derglog, That you, an the 12th day of Dee. bast., in the City of Leedom, and nnlawfolly did attempt and andesesur to bribe ore Thomas William Miller then one of her Wiser/ • sermata, in her Mejeety's dockyard at Ports mouth, thereby comaptly to induce elm to neglect and do moms act cosorray to Ida duty umak servant ; secondly, tO 4,e kis comilloate allowing certain sums of mousy clai me d yen *a desk work and materials dons for and supplied to the mid dockyard, against lee peace, dtc." lir. Douglas Brown appeared to conduct the case, and Mr. Sleigh for the defendant. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Brown said the eirearuslaneee of the thee were very end very brief. The defendant was charged with at eie=dto bribe an officer belonging to the Portsmouth . Some time ago the defendant was employed th St a make-ooctatuning apparatus to a boiler in the dock yard, and a similar apparatus to a reverixestiog furnace In the smith's *hop tomes, tat contract for one being 961., sad for the other 601. Mr. Miller, the person whom the de fendant was charged with attempting to bribe, had the su perintendence of the work. It wee his duty to see that the work mu properly done, and certify that tt was in inch a state am to entitle the defendant to payment. After the work w ad el . reciont tad Mr. Miller was surprised torooelve an envelops to him, and inching the half of • 61. note, without • wood being said as to the seeder, or anything about it. Soon after that he received a letter from the prisoner, in which the other half of the 61. note was inelmed, but without any m imeses at all being made to th e fact. T he learned pockmark than read the letter which related principally to the appare nt' fitted by the def endant to the reverberating formai In the smith's shop, and wiled to be allowed another oriel ; the learned gentleman Mating that the amamtus helmet worked sathfactorily. In conclusion, Mr. blown laid he should be able to prove the defendant's handwriting, and thin he thought It would be the Lord Mayor's duty to send the can tog=William Miller meld—l ent assistant chief engi neer in her Majesty's Dockyard M Portamonth. I know ills defendant from his having been at the yard erecting • smoke consuming apparatus. lie bad the order in January, and the week wee pat up, and the fleet trial made by the sod of Mame. It wee my duty to see that the work was rightly dame. Mr. Salmon bed come down in December, and re premed thee he had • patent apparatus for consuming odd sad that her had been sent from the surveyor's °face in Leaden. I told him it was hardly worth his while to try le eitammo node in Portanouth Dockyard, se it wee alread demo very effectively, and I pointed out to him several aim marinates for effecting that object. I also showed a Doodler with • common tire door, sod told him II he liked be °coldly his apparatus on that bailie, provided he got the sanction of the Lords of the Admiralty. That war in December or the beginning of January ; I cannot poeitively say which. Soh woody an order ems down from the Lords of the Add =ley, and woe boded to me by the superintendent at the yard, to *non Mr. Odra to try his apparatus under certain coedited Zs WI elm something to do with • revertoratingilmasse; bet that wee net fa my deportment, seed I took him to the =NW ehipweighk He mid he could mmoome the mobs he ea* fewomok ad he received an order will fist wittlisa. I have sees Ohs bin of the boiler that was sod maw Ammidennameral of the Admiralty, end on Mobs* of the tavola I wad. I received the envelope whoa me the 13th Net, to which was enclosed the beli ef • ISA act., which I also praises. Mr. Sleigh—Stay • minute. Whose handwriting is that *Ahem ln f Ht evra—l can prove that. Xi. askgia--Then you bad better do It at otos. Kr. align (to witaess)—You received another letter! Inkitio-2*.; on the af , ernoon of the same day. Mr. Brewtr--Thas before Igo farther I will oa fs a witnem le pews the lassdirritiar. Mr. Jain Field acid—l am brother and sesistant to Chas. 1. Fluid, alike private detective or ingniry office, Dover's end, Temple. I saw the defendant thts morning. I know his ' kandwrifiag. I saw bim write on the:beck of that latter. weWfdr. nieigh—l was not to get tits defendant's hand ily • gentleman connected with our office. I was in stalment to do my best to get his handwriting, end I frotanded that I wanted to do some basins*. with him, no that I t s_se his writing and know it. ir Hr. h order that you might coma here to-day and swear to Its WIC—I know nothing at all about the transaction. I call did ea I was told. Meigh—Did you want to buy say of his appmstus Wheees—No. Mr. Ilisligh—Then you were sent down to this gentleman W Me Admiralty to inveigle him out of his baadwriting by false geenincesf Wftnese—You may cell it what you like. Mr. Sleigh—Very wen, this, I cell it • trap, and a very diagraosful trap, too, on the part of the inlisitor to the Ad miralty. How much did you see him write ? Witneas—What to on the back of that letter. Mr. 81Mgh—Six words and two Amen And from that you cents ken to Mlle to the handwriting of • bundle of lettme. _ Wliesse—No,_ I &Wt. Mr. fileigh—Then, what did you oome here for ? Wines.—To swear to that which I saw him write. Xs. illeigh—And to nothing gee? Wham—Not that I know of. Lord Mayor—Then, if that's all, Mr. Sleigh, you have done with him, I think Mr. Sklgh—Yee, I think so, Indeed. Mr. Brows—Ent I have not done with him. What farther took piece between you ? Witmer—l seed him how much it would cost to fit his apparatus at Winchester, including railway expenses; and he said 601. I said I might forger, sad I linked him to put it down on the beck of this envelope, and he did so. Mr. Brown—Well, now, look at that letter (that received by Mr. Miller.) Mr. Sleigh—Stay, first give me three other documents that you hold. I object to your speaking to one while you hold the other. Mr. Brown—l went him to compare the writing, and I think I am entitled to do so. Mr. Sleigh—This is a one to which the doctrine of com rade:odors sot appl. Lad Mayor—l th ink so too. Mr. Brown—Very well, then, I give it up. Now look at that note, sad eery whose writing von tellers It to be. Witsme—l believe It to be Mr. Sahara's—that is the War; the envelope I cannot speak to. Mr. Brown—l have nothing more to ask. Mr. Sleigh—You ground your opinion as to the hand writing upon the six words and two figures which you saw him write this morning ? Witnese—Yee, end upon the letter which he matt down to Winchester as to the epperatus I inquired of him shoat. I mean by comparing one with another. I showed him that letter, and asked him if it had WOO from him. Be said w as .. Ths point of evidence by comparison wee hire argued et onnalerable lenntk by Mr. Sleigh end Mr. Brown. Mr. Sleigh—When did you look at the sdverdesonest end compere it with the Winchester letter Itself? Witame—lownedistely after I left the dehadaatthis mots or before I left his room. After he wrote it I formed my cilos as to the letter received by Mr. Miller bslag in de fendant's bandwritleg, partly on the six words which I sew him write this morning, and partly on the Winelsesterletter, which be said was hia. By Mr. Brows—l saw him this morning at 37, King street, the hotel wham he stops when in town. Mr. Brown—The letter to Mr. Miller Is dated from this. Mr. Miller reoalled—l received the envelope marked • en the afternoon of the same day I received an envelope seated 11, containing &letter sod the halted& 61. note, alsemeekelli. Mr. Brown—l now put in the letter. It is the use 110 which the witness Field has pledged his oath that he believes to be in the defendant's handwriting. The letter was read, but, as stated by Mr. Brown in open ing the came, it made no refertmos to the halves of the U. Mo. lamination resumed—The two halves of the 61. Doke form one. The letter is dated Dec. 13. I reported its re ceipt to the superintendent of the yard, and hence these pro ceedings. Ido not think Mr. Salmon is paid yet. Ido not know personally whether the reverberating furnace in the smith's chop has been tried yet, but I believe it has. By Mr. Sleigh—lethet the whole of the caw, I should like to wk my learned Mead. The Lord Mayor—l should like to sak the witness a goa lies or two myielf. You rime to me that you are assistant chief engineer at Portsmouth Dockyard. Witome—Yes. The lord Mayor—And is it peemeary for you to certify that the work hiss bees done before payment has been made? Witmer—No • but in this came the chief engineer was away from Use ;sad while the apparatus was erected, so that be did net know mesh about it ; sad therefore I del certify that the work was pronely doe*, sad sign the invoice. The Lord Mayor—Did you sign lame you received the 6L note Witnears—Osolall cams before I had signed, and the other half after. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk) —Wes It absolutely neeeseary that the invoke amid be signed before payment . , Wieser—Yes. The Lord Mayor—Hsd Mr. Salmon any knowledge as to the time you would certify for payment? Witoess—Not at all. The invoice bed bees lying with us about a fortnight, and it was signed on the day I have re ferred to, in obedience to an order from London statiog that Mr. Salmon was pressing for moat. Mr. Sleigh—lt migh t be quite necessary to press for pay ment, Ice 1 am the goventmeat Alegre are not too precept frequently In settling such amounts. The Lord Me —I think it hardly fair to say that. Dlr. Sleigh—Ob, red tepelece, my lord, eometimes keeps money beck which parties require tor the purpoKeo of their families. When you signed and certified, Mr. Miller, I sup pose you certified the truth and nothing more Mr. Millar—Nothing more. Mr. Sleigh—Now thee. I ark my learned blond whore is his evidence to support the charge? Mr. Brown—And I ask hoe lordship whether he am com mit se the evidence stands ? Mr. Skirt —ases le not a Fettled° of evidence. en far, to prove an y. Mr. Goodmanape It lora he better to have a ra mad for the production of the t rightist documents, the he ! vela and en is, and perhaps Mr. Brown can produce sorer Wag further to &how alma* mike. Kr. Brows—Tee. I will eat Ara remand, sad thus I shall be prepared with all the moemary formal evidence ; which I have not now, as I was only instruced late bet Sleigh—Then, I ash you, my Lord Meyer, whether them is evidence to jest* you in remandingthe defendant, and oalliag upon Mtn to appear her. again t4 26B war such a ' charge f Idr. Miller told yott that ha enly'certillei to tho troth, end there is nothing whatever to support the &tarp of oxrupt conduct on the part , of the deal In say way, and nothing to show that he Wendel or bribe Mr. Miller to do say sot white woo Maim pliable with the proper discharge of hir duty as • government serving.. lam not here to show that Mr. Miller did not re ceive the two halves of a 51. note, bat ouly that there wee no attempt to bribe en the part of the defendant, who I. the patentee of some most ingenious Wyandotte and • which have been entaceively adapted both by plbil Pi r t M private establishments with meistent moues. lint I wish to draw your lordship's attention particularly to the mama which have been adopted to pore the es head writing. I will not go into in. merits of the Privets In ids Office, or whatever they may chooseto call it, of Fields, but I will my Mat it is • disgrace to Ur Ad- Washy to stoop to the employment of Was, as has been done here, for the purpose of "- trapping a k a dman into a criminal charge. It Is • foul dfor • great government departmeet, with all legal means and appliances at their command, to employ such means as tutee; and I do not believe that the Admiralty Commisekeare dm= of the way la which this cam lambent got up. Mr. Browe.—Thet'e all very well, Mr. Sleigh; bat will you admit the handwriting P kfr, gjsigh—l repeat ft lea disgrace to the Admiralty; and it you knew anything about criminal law you would know that I aus admit nothing. But 1 eay again there is no evi dence to support the summons, end I ask your lordship to dismiss it. The Lord Mayor—Then Is something in one of the haws received by Mr. Miller about a steamer to which the deism dent imposed to have to fit his apperatea. I should like to know the date of that letter, as the bribe might be in oar nuke with that expectation. Yr. Brown—Mr. Miller received only one latter, my lord. It 1. that in which the defendant asks about another trial of the furnace in the smiths' shop, and in which the mooed half of the 61. note was enclosed. The Lord Mayor—What is Its date P Mr. Brown—lt is dated the 13th December, and the porgy you refer to is this. After referring to some appa ratus which he fitted to the eteassar Mceskey, and which, be mays, works well, the dateudent goes ea hops I shall get a better vessel, with more bodge power, to do nest." I AA on the neat occasion complete the case, and although the 'widow I shall then bring forward will be only formal, I think that when the two halves of a U. sots are meat to a public servant, having the control of public works, although not a word is said by letter or otherwise as to the °lnset at the encloeurer, there cannot be a doubt is to the 011014a00 01 • Otertlpt motive. The Lord Mayor—At all events I shall remand the &- MAW ; but I shall take his own recognisance in 401. to ewer bore ',again. - The are yr than ed}otisel ix fortnight. CHIEF CONST4ILSB IN COUNTIM AND DOROUGHB. A letter from the Right Host. Sir Geo. Cornwall Lewis, chief Secretary el Star was read yesterday moraine M s meeting of the watch committee of the Krobern town gooseff, In which the tight hon. broad @Sys that it was Mot that peat difficulty end confusion had vier in sore err hoes tie head officers of police is mantis end boroughs =leg tie mine title of "Chid Constable." This title wog by the Constabelery Act of 2 and 3 Vic., 43. 93, a le eidsf officers of the cowry police. No title wins the Illowitral Act ter the her officers of the borough sad sersollifferent Mr ware used—ansongi tbs. chief esestabie. Uadurthemelrowestences the Home beemmey then& it hair tbet OM angoras title Amid be used for the Wed aims el bessughe, end he suggested that the title of ahitf umiebil sinktie sontinued by the county tiara, sod 00 la boom., the tide of chief superintendent should be •Mbr the bead Sauer. The letter having been reed, the misisalsa wee unanimously adopted :—" That M s firretery of State for the He.. Department be Mere& SIM ths pike Woe in this city conists of upwards et OD Embers; that Use head of the chief dr partmer was he semi yams called and known is chief setheirritat ; then there ere four mar divisior of the force within the city, over each of which divisions the. is • ware- Interhat that the heed of the city polioewhierehrrel to be keel acts relating to this city le styled the Chief Constable. VW grace the existence el the city rhos force melt ollicar bee sive is been knows by sad borne that die, ond that afar giving ha end respectful consideration to the staterit ft the lethr this de submitted, it is, is the opinion of this cow. Writ net eupa that any change in the designation of the priori officer should be side, or that the °hid ▪ shield, se suggested, be called Chief flegeriatsmisat, 00 this would sot is the opinion of thie cornitiee be • Wing enerigtion of the important patios that rim fulfils, whim it would, under the ciroturrnow referred to had t• mingprehemice as to the nature of his office, eel ae be the nature of the duties he is mild upon to prism ; that while this committee is utterly unable to bruise Y whet meatier the great difficulty end confusion bermes the heed °Mend counties and boroughs from their =tie ems tide can have mien, they are decidedly of that stake the alterstiou suggested would newr may craft • most uojust end tinier impreion es to the Motive hoportanse of the position of chief oratable of gibe in corporations end the chief conetable of police in esusties." A copy of this mortice was ordered to be sent to the Home Secretary of titer THE CONVICTION OF THE REV. H. L SUCH. TO TEI IDIIOII 01 Tllll =PRIM. 6n,—l am directed by the committee who have wahrtakos the tavestiestio;of the me of the Row. Hoary Jobs Hake to Wok' you • 0117 Of the polities of the July pasted Hie Say to tits Hooto-ofilo• sod to talons Jet tire • prilood copy of Xi. Hotel's ;odd= owl to. svilease is support Morse be famished to yea with the Lest peielblo delay.-1 sm, Le., HENRY F. HOLT. SR, fracelerabory, Doc. 29. " To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. " The hatable petition of the jury who tried the indict- Met Of the Chest en the prurecutiwi of Thome Plummer spirt the Bartemsd Henry John Hawn, at the @anions bibs st the °astral Criminal Court is the month of No wesabes, adieweth barbs, reed and carefully considered the petition Ihe said Reveresd Henry John Hatch to your Majesty, ere do bomb, bola. that had the contents of each petition bees proved at the trig of the said indictment, we should have ecepdtled the said Henry John Hatch, and that miaow believe him wholly Issocent of the chaise made eggetsiet " That it le a emblem of extreme regret to your petitiosers that the statements set forth In the said petition were wholly withheld hes their considerati , n. That setwlihstesdiev mull omission ' and in order that instils way be Ikea, we humbly pray th at the truth of the ellepadose casteised is such petition may be inquired into, sad is the event of their provWs correct, that your Majesty will niary be irrh in staly lia llerwl to swede to the prayer of the said And yes=tiesen by the F o r wy mss and ten of the Jury, the Mail* being unable to ems& ALARMING ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAIL wAT.—As wart of • mrioue character maned an Tr day evening lest at the Ripley terralaus of the Midland Railway. A. the train (due at Ripley 7.16) from Derby approached the Ripley otation the vet appears from some cause to have overlooked the=riand tesught the train up to the station at full speed. A. soon as he per. mired his error he shut od the steam, but as the rails oaly dm& some 60 yuda beyond the nation, and before the speed maid be materially slackened the these ma with genet violence into the embankment of the term near, literally ~lag up great blocks of stone vernal hundred-weigin nest, twain them over with perfect min for anteral )sede r until It reached the boundary fence next the tasspiles-toed, where it came to • stead. The otosaltanatlon thirept the passengers may be Ima gined. By the violence of the concuision they wen Ismed " pelt-me/I" in all directions—wee, women, end &Dim Is leaps were gilled - . d one.y, and when they nmenthild oat el the ourteges rubbing their heath, ethers Ihrigling, and a onwidoralde amber snag their hand hankinb to their bruised fate.—the ems was exciting in the azimuth Tortunately beyond • proithion of bumps and bridles no further injury was wastainsd by the The Nape, which tea • sew ow, wawa _ to hasr= • t or n inj ; the bases were smashed, end the wok torn and A messeepr rode off to w = to report the atteidenk sad • special train was eft despsttard ham Derby to Ripley. A pilot amiss, with wane, lks.was slat up at mean the next day, setempsided bi a number of mesa end semel uthoeM of tea celefeley. The mew= to the Midland Cowpony also rushed • ameba if Me pawimpere in Ripley, on Wedoeiday, soriartela the mint'sHi& laiorlasind te.d.o parembe ferommilly. TSB POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Iraderied Walter nutria recently In the employ ef Mims. Fauna and Co., of Edinburgh and Patirnastir row, is book ditherer, was brought up Won Aldoriesa Anita, charged with imberzling about la, bekeging to kis =Nand also with obtaining under falai premien • U. of Mr. Potts. of Oardse-row, Landca-rend. TM cue wee adjourned till Friday nut, for the attandance of • witness. CLERKENWELL. Mr. R. Re" solicitor, of New.inn, applied to Mr. Tyr white on behalf of Mrs. flash Ann Steels, of Lou-house, Milduarpark, foe a protection order under the following Mrs. Staab mid that her husband was a merchant in the City, and his name woe Joseph Steeds. Bbe woe minted to him at Lioashouse Church on the 13th of May, 1837; sad ohs had four children, who were entitled to some property. Mar husband deserted her on the 9th of January last, sad winnow keeping com pa ny with another female on the other side of the water. When ha went away ha did not my anything to her, but he sent a latter to bar daughter, saying that he had gone to Switzerland. She kept a wheel, and had for a loan time supported her husband, and ales could not amount lay his daserting bar. The property to which the children were entitled was being administered under the Courted Chancery, and steps were being taken to prevent him reviving the children's dividends. Mr. Jones said there were other circumstances of a very painful nature, which he need not mention, and ho trusted that the order would be granted. Mr. Tyrwhitt granted the order. LAMBETH. Yr. Melee sleeker, a person of respectable ametranoe, was *Urged with steatiag a glass vase of the *Moe of de. Eros the Bohemian glass department at the Cryetel Palace. The foramen to the Bohemian Court deposd that on the before he observed the prismer ester his department g e:d a lt at and impect the varioua name and other oracles mhibited for inspection and sale. At length he saw his take up a ram, put it into his coat tail pocket, and walk away ; but bed not proceeded more th•dt a yard or two wham the awe fell from hie pocket to the ground and was broken. witness charged him with stealing the glees, but he dried it, and ha glen him into custody. Mr. Norton: Wheel you mimed him of stealing the glass whet did he say ? Witness—He cleated it; and said a lady who had jut eome in with a gentleman had drawn it off with her crinoline; but I knew otherwiee, for the lady was not near enough to do so ; and besides I yam watching the prisoner particularly, and saw him take up the vase and put it into him pocket. Kr. Norton—What was t he cause of your watching the primmer so partioularly ? Witnees—Beane I had 1.60 n him before in the retreat taint department in an argument with Mr. Straw's waiters, he misting that he bad paid for his dinner,and they he had not. Mr. Norton—How was it that the vase fell out of his pocket P Witness—Bmause there was no bottom to the pocket it wen pat into. Primmer—Did not the lady sad gentleman offer to pay for the vase ? Wiusem—Yes ; but I was quite ewers the lady did not go near enough to the plece to have swept off the gime by her crinoline, and I 000ld not think of charging her. It was hers shown to the magistrate that the unfortunate nut at the bar wag decidedly insane, and had been confined Is • lunatic asylum, and beMg satisfied with the present state of his mind, which be thought wee safikiently appa rent by his putting the yam in a pocket without a bottom, be at once discharged hint, and allowed him to be token away by his friends. We are requested to state that Mr. John I,lllyelttte, of 6, Seymour-street, Breton-rquare, Is not the person whose uses appeared in our Wednesdays report of the proceedings at this court. TRAIIIO RETURNS. Mu Per Use- '76495. TOL. ssailins. Sem mass 41•4341.5. Me. 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A reward, however, of 60/, baring bees camel, fresh eff wta were mole; and it klieg tonere/ that the suspected individual had come to litegiend, Bergsma MlLissey and Constable Morton of the Westmeath polio% followed, and, after considerable exertion, obtained Informa tion which led them to suppose that Fagan was located is Stockport. They therefore visited that town, and put than "elves in amamuoicarion with Mr. Moores, the superinten dent, who entrusted the case to &Trent Marshall. This intelligent officer set to work in earnest, and on Monday evening socosedad in tracing out Fagg:, whom he found Seim; in lodgings in Beams Norris. Or, losing taken to the lock-upe, and oonfrooted with the Viet arch Aber/ • mutest recognition showed be worths Men man. We under stand the prisoner has stated that be did not take pert In the affray, but was merely panting by at the time. On Tues day, Thomas Gereghty was ales apprehended at Oldham, for 'hemmer awe% and both prig otters will be conveyed by the officers to land, on the charge of wilful murder.— Manchester Guardian. TEE OVERLAND In DIAN MAIL—The Dover mall packet Prince Frederick William brought over the Indian mail from Calais vest erday afternoon, specially. She had • very cough psalm's • safest • Mary sea and strong rel. tom, the S.U. Toe weather wry bad that the &nth Eastern Company's mew ow Princess Mande, which wee to have left ar the same time as the mall packet, referred to men at Calais. [Advertisement:]—lts Melons aroma ea rate tel smooth!~ attniat U. saybs, whist by Ity ymy imisadmilia bar k save. wow. Ike esammeets. artid am IS MOS mleblas onenS.Almossre Its enema by lie seadi• %Wm. Tedado e. Yid* bey ban yoYeavi paw le lbs kenrLL sd. ‘1 mob byvenymir ••••• sad bib. end is. swag Ow a muss.—Melesid IMO( C=ell CUM MABZE7& COTTON.—Livaarooi, Dsc. '29.—Thu sass of oda* today as estimated at 8,000 balsa Thar° has boss tether a Wyse Wing is the market, bat without any &sags is pukes. WOOL AND WORllTND.—Disoionn, Dsc. 29.—The pest WWI has been one of holiday to a extent. Very few sales hays consequently boot There Is no cheese in pease. There is a steady tends doing in molls ead shorts, without obsess In price. The *awn w PmenilY well employed to order, and there is no Keuroulatien if stock. Prices an about the same se loot week, with but few new transactions taking place. In the pima market there Is bat a very slender 'Uncle:leo of inerolmate end but little beelines drew Nsztuhxturres of bogy goods ere full of orden, bat makers of Coburg• may be °moldered ea d tal and many looms wunemployodote sales arena be to cover cast. CORN.—Bruntrto Kan, Dec. n.-At Gisuceeter mar ket, an &hullo last, the wheat trade ruled dull, but the prior were unaltered. At Worcester, the moo day the supply being large, a reduction of la. per quarter bad ' to be submitted to in order to effect sales. Barley quite u deer, but only taken in retail. Oeta. beans, and pose held for fully as much money, but without finding buyers to say extent. During the Float week we have had quite as much wheat offering as usual during the holidays, but holders will not to say decline, consequently little ham changed Made. Barley rather lower. Oste difficult to sell. Boma and pose unaltered. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, there was • lees supply of wheat,and the turn is Woe was in favour of the seller. We had a full supply of wheat to-day for a holiday market, and the trade ruled dull at the currency of tide da se'nufght. Barley maintained lie value, but only foetid b'at'e in limited quantities. OMB, beans, and pass held far previous rates, with little demand. Dimes Dec. 28.—Wheat wee in airy bed emedition to day end met a slow eels at lest week's prima Barley wee in shod supply ; there wee none of prime quality, but the trade was brisk sad an advance of is. a qr. was obtained, se compared with similar qualities last week. Wheat, beet, 46a. to 481. per qr. ; do. middling, ditto, 38a. to 46a. per qr. • do. inferior ditto, 34e. to We per qr. Barley, 38e. to 44i. per qr. Oats, 23e. to 33e. par qr. Boma, 40s. to 48e. par qr. Peas, 42a. to 48a. par qr. Floor, fine (per sack), 37e. to 42•.; ditto, sewed*, Wm to 37a. MANCHESTER, Dec. 29.—Our market this morning wee very thlaly attended, end the traameakers in all articles were eatremely limited, sailing for no detailed obeereattoom The quotatless were the same se on this day aennight ; sad it may be remarked that holders sesoifeeted comiderakile firmness. " " Newaer., Dec. 28.-At this market the show of wheat yea scanty, and with a fair demand recent prices were folly maintained. White maniples realised 48s. to 62e.; red, 44a. to 47e. per 36 stone. Barley cams slowly to hand sad was disposed of at recent rates, the demand being slow; grinding, 28s. to 3la. per 90 stops; meklog 38a. to 46s per qr. There was not much pasetg l i g n oats, sad late rates were barely sustained, prices r from 225. to 26e. par 24 stone. The amount of business one in beans was limited, and prima ware far the most pert unaltered. 425. to 465. per 38 Mons; blue peas, 465. to 60e.; white, 395. to 41s. per qr. Newsom', Dec. 29.-We bad a moderate supply of wheat, for which late rates were fully supported. A smell quantity of barley on o ff er, which realised the prices of last week for all desariptious. Osta, beano, sad peas dull. Demme; Dec. 29.-The trade is very slack this week. sad most parcels of grain in bad condition. Wheat is 425. to 60e.; bariry, 28s. to 38s. ; oats, 200. to 28s. ; peas, 39a. to 425.; beau, We. to 465. per qr. Warman, Dec. 28.-With small deliveries of grain to oar market we have more doing In the trade than for the Mat week or two, bat we maws notice any change of muse gnome in the vales of wheat, barley. or oats. Indian corn is rather mkt to bay. Flour very lon. EDWIT7IOn, Dec. 28.-We had in the market today 1234, qrs. wheat, 1,763 barley, 1,839 oats, mad 383 hems. There were sold-Whesr, 961 qrs.; barley, 1,486 ; oats, 1,612 ; sad beaus, 242 qrs. A. compared with last week-Wheat was Bd. up on top, and 2d. down on average. Bans, was 6d. down on top, and 2d. down on average. Oats were is. 3d. up on top, and 6d. up on average. BIOME were 6d. dove on top, and le. 3d. up on average. Prior per imperial qr. :-Wheat, 42a. to 60e. Barley, 28s 6d. to 40s. Osta, 19a. to 29.. 61. Beau, 42a. 9d. to 416. Weight of top-Whest, 66ilte.; barley, 6811bs. ; oats, 46i lbs. ; beans, 011ie. CATTLY..—Bnurnonon, Dac.2B.--Bales of cattle slowly aloud, and prime generally a shade cheaper. Top prim, Be.; current, 7s. 6d.; middling sod inferior from 5.. 4d. to 7a. pm imperial stoma A clearance sot dfected. Pad pip from &Ad. to 6a. per imperial state ; sir to sight wake oil do., from 7a, 64. to 1 Is. a head. Bales of sheep were very itod a great quantity unsold. Priors WIN IL a bald down from last week. Top prim of the best mutton, 7d.; current, 6kd.; *tree and inferior from sd. to 6d. per lb. Numbers in market—Sheep, 5,4 U; fa cattle, 608 ; milch cows, 78 ; pigs, 216. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Herald of the Ifernied Dentree burnt ben.-11 Mamma, —. Herald of the Moreme, Captain Rudolph, riled from Liverpool foe Itelloserse es the tad of A.l.se Lisdroduit e tutal wrest at the Smith OM of Cledaverp. Coe aim .M Idelit pomanders have been eamd.—Oartega, Do.. L Rolle parted trum both arebore and mime cm sheet mei Oro in the UM: Am of the mow med.— eimelos. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arlo. &co Co'cutta for Loodos, Nov. I, lot 818, Io 40 11. BioUNd, from Caddo, Nov. 24. Wogs. Arm, from Loodoe fOr anew% Nov.lll, Ist I Mica Gown Durkee. from Pagwask far law . Dw.l4. WO N. lon 19 A. t= l ira, loom Liverpool for Now Odom, Dm. lat 60 36 N. Noo k .L from Stamm tor Loudon, Nov. 11, lot 00 IL too 43 IL liouth 6toctoa (wove). from Liverpool lor Mosta Video, Nov. It Midas Manila (big), tram Liverpool Ise Demo Arm, SI day; all mall. Nov. IL lat N. lea 1411 w. 4104 Davy nos Lelia rr Now kalsod. N0v.16„ Lt 5 N, too w. THE CAPTAIN OF the City of Dublin Compacy's atlialliar Doke of Cambridge was nearing the laadiag-atege at Liverpool yesterday (Thom ' day) her ootomeader, Captain Rabat', 101 l from the paddle boa on to the spoons& sad that into the water. Whoa the body wee recovered life wee extinct. Lomoox Grimm Comiusus COMPANY (14HITED) flelliDlA tor week imam Dec. 25, 10,2254 2a. 75. 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Brattier:on Great. D.C. L.. the 'Rev. A. QUM, M.A., of &ever CM. Bea. Ova. to leaks Cbartotte. daughter of .001osti Dash eve& of the Orange, Phonier. DAT—PBBILT.—Det 11, a . W.. George's. Camberwell. by the Ree. 8. Rey. H. 0. U.T. RA.. to Mary Catherine. daughter of the tote It.. 0. Pe ?7. ALA-. Vkar of Wide that*. Calubtldge Mr. Oallt—DOWNEL—Dow. 26, at It. Peter's, Dublin, by the Ree. I= ant Ing , ,t o gi; , 4, to &oath ran k Louoaa—lPl of TYAN.—Dec- t 7, at jets J. Donor • the with dumb of Ithatbourne. bg the Bee. T. Mum. ,•. R. Coq M.A., to fanny Btu; daucbtar of the lee. T. l'ittoan. V,car of autboto PROUD —l4 BB2llo.D.—liee. 17. at the ptillb church. Whitby, V MI. shim by the her. Q. Proud. the Rev. it. Proud, to Anne *thou. atwitter of the late Yr. 8. !infield. of tt, DEATHS. ACIILERS.—Dm 05. James non of Mr. J. Acta% of Priokeashrerg. Olotioesverehire, aged N. BRUN/ MIL—De, 16, at loamy, J. R. Baldoroo, tsp., M.D. 111.00111ANI.—Dee. 26 M Vo bit haven, Jars, wife of .1. 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