The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-21 00:00:00

.YAYAL AND MILITARY. A inn JAN. 20.—A Prot NT/ INTL --Surgeon Dr. A. Wataret, to be stugeomenpennteadent el the Nor wood, markt ship. Amistaat-Nargeons Dr. W. Lockhart, to Jadeite Hospital and P. 11. Brows *time, to the Imaam. Chid Patriots, J. Sangster, to the Shaencet. Actiog Engieeer G. W. Siveeright, to the St111111:100. First-claas Aniseed Engineers R. Baeoll, acid W. W. Webber (aada), to the iihannoe. ilecood.class Adistent Engineer e. C. Hyde, to Use Sharlene. Actiag Second-Chas Adistast Engineers W. Melinmolle sad W. enelaMe t _te the Idea, an suPerawnsm i " ; G . lordbus. and IL R. SAAirt, to the eamberland, as taper edeestf eta' ; A. Dewar, rid Ir. R.wkiisana. to the Lei% rie enpernmeteries We* J. Moiler, did J. Smith, to the Otaases. Mr. A. Maw Ms base nominated to a add add. CHATHAM. JAIL 20. Th 4, Calypso, 1(I, ailing triple t Oaptsis F. B. mostrom, was pald el as the delivied this fossakag, sad pet wet al eeseitsa, la the pessowee el Capone Yinehawe, of the Welleeley. 72, seperbfenhal of the asayerd. The Remo, mew smelts. Captain Cliasaberlain, will ke Pahl a IA Mil Illekred torocerow. The whole et the cams aad MS of this division of Royal Morisse were amembiled ea the paradafresad this won*, for the prams of wares tie d silver wordale tlespasa H. sad • Privaes W. Maass, which led lees awarded theta the Lois of the Ad adeaky, foe lasi wise mad etedast. Moans a% or Teems. —Os Thursday the 58th Itsoknell sabork M Usurped for Dahlia nay on Ss roma se the kik Main fir aims tam haves =win Yewaisis§ ass Civilians Al iliontu.s. Okballoy swain the 4.113111.V. 110. Win assambial all the dopes. Tabastses% weak the wand of Omani °newish. Aftsr vas lag Wood the ebrasatisy pdasioiss d 'attain Oho s Pt" andel se •stibi mak to llsieshke. sessmissisd 1 0i* lead sal ISO All Isillisess Nn pensaled by Ye ku ksolses. Oa sans( at lississila • aria WI aid enhaises inn awash k as shakable mesa% Afar = 4 : a f soltabieset Nana a Wrbsais, tie ea! sad aseted se tbe hempoesd nets abort nue ea. by w bra/ Oe nasbloo lb* shift d gsi • sob disospall is elassams snalsilly to the de. The ahem yr ransinkaled with, sal *sans was suable, le wend. Os nabla the Nese= of trakonnot aid Paialsoistress • falba Asa ask plass. by • sessulaliono drives ferissaly its the rola =soma of the rolostan naseassiall. salsa neat The dilisolty wei maks* annpuksal the sale bay oftio sap stkispled soma harionelas la sheep sf Il e pa. ISs pm owed. soda the anaind lois Lan., final, awl was shag Ss mai m VIM CM ass, ale bed ebelisisly Islas up • posilloo is the nor, awls • sand to siestsna tbs nabs, skidoo the aes right sod with a• UM sad el Ids ads. The pliant ahleis itaisekt oohed bold of Ihs ram, sad the 1•11sw woo esangsal Is the gimp 4 tho Fon ens salertriaal Nat the anaskaps TheMIMI goner serateds. • Nan was atimp•al In =la lat tar firm Irstag4 the volustomes proneleiw seam plistimrst of their chip. The sup. altlastaly "fill in," sod proandsd at " • doable to the depot. • which was noshed whir* (.16. askibilisadd lude• 7 nrriLLloaNcs CAIIBItIDGE, JAL IS At a conggegatiom this day the following letter a acknowledgment ben Wm Geese the Duke el Devenshhe, the lately elected Choeseller el the University, we Tea try Joe ly " Mr. Vice-Chammike awd atieines el the agesie should be wholly saworthy of our choke if I did set r— amp. with pries rd related* the y high cam te widish yea haw isesaimewely elected en It adonis no lbe on= bat ssexpeoled estiolbotiow to taw that my career V resswslowed by you, and I u is same tolleaure middles at to the meet sliZ ow dirtimetion width M is in the power d tie Usiversity Ibis mart d year approbation 11111111; rat Waked value in my eeYmaYea from the cembhistiea that you have deemed as nudity to emceed oft of the meet illus trious and remsehalais mw by whom the 'Met of Chancellor hadat any Mom lows held. "The wide...geed grief with white the aation bewails the matim.mly dm* of Prince Albert Is • sufficient proof of the estimation ared admiration which Ids character univer sally neotowl. By you hia loot is men acutely felt. for you hays buss degtteed of a Cbosseller wbo was not °DIV firmly atteelted r tbs soiventty, bat who pommel into'. lectual qualifications sad ampuremeals which promioently fitted him to supsvistwoll tie studies of this ancient seat of learning. " I am swum that my qualifications for the office are sot to be compared with therm of my predecessor. I cooed hope to repair the loss you have sustained, but I am re solved that to the beet of my ability I will axed myseV to fulfil the duties you have entrusted to me, to maintain the rights of the uncrersity, and to promote its espotetion sod prospi rity.— I have the honour to be, Mr. Vice-Chancellor and Gentlemen, your moat obedient 'errant. DrVONSILIRL" COIDOLLOCI WITH HIS MAJIIIIII7. Mr. Vice-Chancellor next mil, and peopceed for adoption, an address of 000doleuce for prvoi t attoo to her Majesty on the demise of her late illustrious Consort. The same was unanmiouely agreed to, and the university seal ordered to be afii ”r 1 thmeto. In rim -Mamie with university etiquette, the badger wM not be published until alter presentetioa. SPORTING INTILLIGINOL TATTERSALL'S—pimp/LT. The trod seems to have placed • cheek woe optienhfilsw which, at the ootnowecement of the pad week, essuid about to be revived with much aaimatios. The attendees* wee by no ass= numerous, sod the pahlinatica of the weight* for the Chester C'ep and Nosihrapkwildre Shim did ant rouse the few members peened We meek sek*. The se tiefactory nature of the e Headley wee peered by the difficulty which was • t perisses4 km ask* Wear** 40 to I lobes laid on the field, Agag having pwbspe the •' call." The subjoined scanty list of cieetebese celowebet all the bunions ttansieted OHESTER CUP. 40 to I apt Mr. IL C. Maybes Aga 40 to 1 Laid WratoorassEs .61 to 1 Mr. R. Teo lkoseles Umiak* 40 to 1 Capt. Mobley's Salmons (t 50 to 1 Mr. Taylor's Doris (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAff. 4 to 1 apt Ha R. Bulkalsy's (11.1 Castor (off ) 6to 1 Mr. N. Hawltes Marquis (t) 11 to 1 Mr. W, Dale (t) THE DERBY. 2.1 to 1 apt Lord Clisateraeld's c b 7 Voltipur Typos (t) 30 to 1 apt Lord Staadord's Atkloto (I) 44) to 1 Lard Staaalord's A Logo cot. opd awc it (t nu to 1 Sir C. Work% (tk off CH Cyr. Irobo sod Dimes MD NOSILIAXrrONSIMUI Sraust.—Atropin is Work oat. BALE OF BLOOD STOCK. The brood maws, yearliags, bosses is teaiaios, bfr, er costly u,.dror the masartorat of 31r. A. Way, of Thar keld's stud fares, Eafaild. Wen) soW by auction by the Norm 'Tattersall yestafday. Tbs prim realised asna sot stry large, sod Yr Jolla Day was th• priaaipai ”r.• chaser. foot oat of lb. finnan Lots is Lis sod. Ike bigtust•isoursi sauna was 3-yr-oM by tin Tomer ouoopigh foe whisk Mr. Day gave gams& TM diffsssut luta arm knocked dogs at the Isibmis piss 1— SIOOD CAW Oa Skyl ot ffmkd in Ihe'-Day_tiPp7 _Goal 411 fn nf F.efiykl, ke.), thaserb—MospilL..... 4 Emmy. by Weathyried Mart Kitty Cut-b•Daab, by Pietas EyA—Obess (11 e by T.ldieglia—Busyy . Cb cAy Tokbagto•—jlWaloo4.Digh . B a by Tukbegtua—Baillisais 8) ivivoiraas as by Tadliselso—lgaff by 111 by Ted4i 11.1/7011.1:46-6"=ftra TV ILLS-TILIMS OLD. 1 Wormy, Pin" try the Tr..prr Kitty Cal...Ttaid% ; soist o i r : e lt e U=l **Mutes. tilearychitaa, Noe hod Numarlottillesitop 20 irili•e:lef (3-yettey:l64rtz=skykrk ; stowsila thee''' . awl dotes, Netllimoliw ADO firthes. sod Newm:k7Thadiesp a B I it.yret. W tbs Trapper —eon Odin& ; oactsvfl is ON, City e k ed Mubarhas, . Northimptowhire Alaimo, mid Newmarktit 900 eta THOMAS IdUnKle• itrwras. I , llowise hasten were irsid is crossesesse of their Owlet b inj compelled to deans, the chase, own to ill. They were ant to the hammer la the east uses mu...sable cesdites ; Gs. liam Alick 2OO Teepee ....... 160 Guar4sumle Architect .. Bylsom% Wales= Aso CLoczs.—" Parked= se mr ranme."—aforotog tot Geld waft 11•111454 .0.4 =t Wow ...W 2to 12 golooto. lloomoos sow K true for Owe doom i105ei220192 of even osoollar work midair poems lo ayma of W world lo Vie 0r0a204 ontes2l ut. woo bilig " •••• 1112246“ lies sod WI poet NI 0n2111222m. J. M. affloose. 1.2 22. ; awl 42. 022601. Jorkos. act. 622211222411121.—piv0iti05m0. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY' EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1862. TIM WINDHAK LUNACY 001 MISSION. (Osothessi__ her mistemliVe Bricres) Dr. Malawi' , hilohlird oh be WA herd himself sire 130 te the ersiforstin si arise of the mid. He wee aphis& to es haw d bog Nsirstabsr by Dr. Nests is re Mr. Moir% hen he ear as the nut of Nee. hyorpoi riessh. Bs hi mom mint el Ise be she is hum a osehisse sinks es Is Os err el Ws mind. He WA bees in east esoshetly sins he esionnorrist di the isseiry. Is Ids nabs Mr. Wham wee et soma mind. nen was se elio t h a lmottel mon if aid mss of bet'ban 'ether idiot's er Dr. Jai Owe,. at M E _ AboorshelliseS mil be had bed three laterviews with Ms. Marla Y R•wilablit bit He believed Mr. Wimilam to be of prhslft semi nd, sold be homer se medial sees wash gin sarliimie be was maser mew prudes. keeper of a bosh, salsa receive hiss or ken Mrs. He shred oci iseobrossy is him Here was astir" im his=sor erten of rosmodhese mad term " was chweire. Nee. thilssm vas mot vidleriss fives ether that Mean wr itiescait3. Dr. Ileshinie lithigter liras et 31, heargeetreek liroveremers. ea Mai is is armed Hr. Whams whom that isotherm ems hue ilkisbarOaDdrodreA. He woo est Mir „ CA link *mils& Mr. larsisice be boil as te mike for the modesties of Dr. ores shish he read darn; his raminalies. He mob esimpilshiss l he hersedishly hem that geollemehe ershorilor ad wen mot forthcoming. Mr. Chamblee sell if be raid pi her .bat 6 hd be predeced far he perpois of We issery be weld sot lead birierhs is adios Ash Is be by Hoberb span fdr. Hr. Isrethe rid Is NM, _moth him for ths esse rs el his Uhl HS harmed bird bed mid lead for te leer an &herr bad sot then Ali he say es the pin sf Mr. Wham sod himself woe, that r het were the as ft ems sot with their ..dies or aid. Mr. Oharap arl be is ham Rabin about thin. Mr. Cberbors soh if this mold be hued they should be prode sh. 34. Hens May ream& sosishmed by Mr. Obssebro—l sog a forz dr& sad mmestiv his Mr. Mothers. I tea 1118 wiII dews to Felbrin, w west there is with Mr. Whidboree. Hr. Windham he H. He erscutmljt in my rums Bo bet me that be bed destroyed it. He emerted it al Felloisibell, his 111011 ballot sad myself Wag the &Milling .Beres. Ho far as I moonset It, the prowl, wee 1011 M Ii wit, for hfs, with menaiwier to their shadows. with ersaisier to hie mist, with nailer is his irerriss-bew (lees. Winham's de ters he no wits math Ink silk the scomen al ho is the he err ad err ef the Wham amity. nee is mire trilby Lipase. Tbe =SSW to wen Mr. Robots arl Dr. Whams% I fassi n.n. By he Merer—l ased racily _wire Mr. ✓id he bed destroyek Ids will. Ho rid or be bed. sad I ✓id I tiro& Mimi ass omits li vie wr c r anuar ebost he time tbst sphimatiss ore iris be the He gave an so rases far thetroyin it. It no is ewer es I thought, of W erifes mieocedest het be dm it. It was shortly after the melaseholy dirthireef wife whim held% Yes . ft the July—The ell Ism Mod is Impleembse Lg. This eeeshael the eviireeeee Writ et Maltladlien. Mc LBW" la lie eiresee d lir S Cris % elil up the ase ea beheld 1111. IFlNieve §O4MITOW (this day). tabs COURT OF QUERN'S BENOll.—Jmr. 20. Sittings Is llama la Mary Ters.—(Bahne Lord Ohist Jur*, Oinkkaus and Judea Orcanokin Blackburn. and Bailor) II PALM Z&IWOOD. Mr. T. Jaw earnad far • wit cilielats wpm, directed to William NM 111111611116 the Lis of Mao, directing him to brim op Maud Moore Harmed, s child between throe and fear yews dye, la cede tisk be might be &- limed 63 the ROM* woo Hs !slim Mr. Haywood was • dmaglikwirryisg ea lairs slaoltra. married his wife IN MI, sad in MO aka left film sad west to lamb% to live will some reislieso. Mom her departure salaam shad bad boos lore, bet es it we only s yew sad ones 1111611 old, 100 did pot oak to have it removed frees Ne /111 6 / 1 4% Some took is listesaa the inalmad sad wife, is P lisse& isosiliskot pomade far not retuning bona One mu shot bat kedasad ad not keep • Gorki obi ste= met saother eat lo lived is Bolton, where she to red& ells elso dated Oat the clad amid be delivered up by the gmadfathor, upon the masa{ of el. foe its insinteasam. The court granted • redo sig. CHAUVIN 9. ALICLASDICL - - Mr. OriMte mowSi for a rale to show ease why the de fesdrat should not be dieberged frees eo, on the grouted that at the tinsels, was Wren be was ieped from anent. The Misdeal petitioned the lases eat Debtors Court ea the 6th Awe* Md. and the 4th Arnim 1862, was rimed for the that ezemiestioa. Oa est day it was until the 14th . whoa the insoireat was ezaralued, 2111:1 1 1:Ling spin Mimi:m*4kt without pa-Adieu, and as be was Navies the court he was arrested. The Versed enamel materied that as the bessireat was there in the diatom of a duly, he was srilepoil from arrest. The ere bed bees Woe Mr. :mike Wisinama, at cham bers, sad Ws Watts refired I. atalreaa ober, as ao autho rial, ware ailed is brew cd the applkallea r bat he did so without pedueoe be • miss bsies ark 1a ibis coml. The leaned use. mil them we. marlaisa le show that the protection Um memt salaried to panne Mies& tag the lasolreet Dobbin Omat. The Lord Chid Judge—The beekent n booed to be ex maimed. aad If he doss ata Woad ho liable W realties. Take • role. Bale psati *OWES NAT V. TM W. IR MI I* Tir defendant applied Iloilo& ail lje 'sir ore whisk Ind boo onionelleps ia obreag, ernewlei by bin to Kr. llorik 11111 fi seed, on the list Osnober, 111 biro is—dwit dot the womb we ma his filSkow Mises Yrnlay ; sad essorft all No So warm. cl attorney bring molds WAN wee=/ Kr. MIT, whisk b. Die spline, ea ebbed a valid tisbassese M be ism* end Sot be jeboens► bad boa ordered is ontessendiro et SEA d/ bons. The rantbra reed e ntomb eserogroranse, from ared e SA negebei oa a sns bid bloc place between binned sod bit wrisigsr, lb. Maki% of Mel tesibm. an filo ens Ode. and Mr. Babb. also • walk, in Ike ..se 15,., sad lb. berm Nee, of Lamas. Wilms Oa the part c 4 the Bev. lb. bolo, all Le a as . ea the other, in Morena le the daltrawki. al No libis Am Imo, swami to be In the pon ribs missal. He thee slated that Mr. Cbublos snes sion solei is penronang No le sip • warrant al Wang to sesame SW milk b. Wrest to Mr. May, bat unite So borsoiss SOS was • load et soother nature, anikaaki to • Jowl, nod Its nod • lOW ben Kr. Kq to lb. Clwiyieg that tee morsont Amid set bo Wood be Mgt hie = t 7,:zur dimsnet deed l sagia eeway bona the eman, aA ak a Mr. Justice Ilierebern—l L mono ie>i was erinolly abound to yea an Oct. 31? Tla appilsout—Yee ; but Mr. Cbsehireinlionsd as that so bas . I sated se • man ol honour I bed nothing to fear. The Lord Chief Justite—Do the affidavits show that you WNW theeseidition! Tboopplfilasib—They do not, but most ouriainly I say that I bars MBA the 000dition, but it nets with the other side %echo+ ONO I love sot. The lord Obis( Josise—Have you caused annoyance to tbs bean Eddy! Anglient —I don't know what they all aosoyance. I amosysi every day at my We. I ban brought an action spiel Mr. Chookira, and that nay perhaps be called ao Ilfr Joil li =kintra—There car be no doubt as to the trawl the dieberwese, but there is no evidence before us to dam lila yes lave fulfilled them. bass no doubt that I have fulfilled them. plirtr all " losiehip allow nos to bring forward the mottos aisle The Lord Chief Justioe—All we ego goy at present is that the affidavits are not sufficient to support the motion. Rol, Wend. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JAN. 20. !Map iollanco.--(Batore the Lord Me Justice Eris, and Jastioes Williams, Willes, and Keating.) LIDS V. 0011QUIST.—DILLMATIC The plaintiff in this cam had composed a drains called Gold , end afterwards published the Dowel "Never too Late toMend," which we founded upon the drama. The defendant's son , L' fte vel, and lTirtle Grecian Saloon. The querioa drama rarser e i eP wu er whether this performance was any infriegement of the *hare Mtge right in Gold. The Lord Chief Justice, in 4ivieg judgment, said that the enedfarsaalleged infnogenient of Wester copy ri ght PM Gold, by meson of the defendant representing the drama written by his son called Netter too Late to ihiod, and the chhadaat WWI . f•M/Oi_ the infringement complained of, Wes the ficts alleged oonatituted a defence, for many pub el the two drama, were the same. and the statute wildlint any poem who should represent the dramatis of another perm° any part thereof, should C e re i g To the penalty of 40s or . a night. The novel was it eaters// the drama Gold, and the defendant's son took sniwy of the characters and incidents, and much of the Miligof the novel, and the comequence was that many g e e f the drama Never too Late to Nand wen the same se ammerxusding parts of the dams Gold, but the dotes dies ma wrote his drama trim the novel wiliest having seen or boors of Gehl. The Msdeaiaat eonteuded that nadir them ebensmiesese lb Ste was the authqr the drama Newer tee Lots to Mod, within the meaning of the 4th Wffliera IV., cap. 51, and if he wee the author, it followed that them was no vio lation of the plaintiff 's right. The sun had already de• aided to this cue that the perforndag the dams wu so W himperer* d the plaintiff '5 copyright in his novel, and the definition sew eoned that thou was no infringement of the dege right is Gold. Is the opinion of the court this &Sew Idled spat the grand died** dislasdaat's we wee G from Mort set Om author of thole parte e ef lb dams which he had edl rt the s eek sd bl ue* best ad. The Ilriiriage ma wee Weed elm seam et mem pub ef bh dune whisk he • had sat espied ben the soul. bat Om what ma emplaned et um that the Mks parte el d id pm t ouee to as Inerbgenuen. far the plaintiff. tlitlinge at Nisi Prim in Middlesex.—(Befixe Yr. Justice Bytes and a Common Jury.) The whole of the day was occupied with the am of Braibbaw o. Beard, which was an action to recover a sum dee far boarding end lodging the defendant's late wife, and else for her funeral expenses. The ame was not con cluded whoa the court rose, and therefore we reserve oar Mot =nix; and secondly, that as ibis was a criminal charge, it was ameetial that • criminal latest shoekl bare been id=whereas it was shown that the appellant had been by his attorney that be was not bound by his in dentures am his master's death. Mr. Badeast Hayes contended, contra, that the appellant having bass bound to serve his master and executors, he was bowed to serve hie widow as executrix, and that therefore the meiviction was good. Their Lordships were of opinion that the conviction was good, and pre judgment for the respondent. Appeal dlamianed accordingly. =Vin an instant. An alarm was raised, and Mrs. Geis een and others succeeded in capinting the primmer. His confederates made their escape. The case was clearly made out, and Inspector Griffin, of the division, said the primness had been in custody Woos no Thurborter pleaded guilty, and he was sentenced to six at impriwannwit sod bard labour in the House of Cor• motion. A girl who had left her work for the purpose of giving evidence asked for her expenses. She was informed that she would be entitled to 3id. only, and to obtain it mint go to Clerkenwell-peen. THE FORGERY UPON THE IMPERIAL BANK OP RUSSIA. The three Polish Jutii, Wolf Horwitz, Chlom Raolibms and Anshan Joespham, who have been in cus odf of or several days_ upon the' amp of forging tearoubla odes the Impels/ Doak ii Ram* and also wilt= feloniously is their pose Mos secaved plates to labricato initrunseets el the same description, wen yes terday brought before the Lod Mayor at the Mannar home for further modesties woo them charges. Mr. Sleigh spin appeared to ocadost the prenatal**, io dinated by Mr. Peechay, of the tam* Mains, _Levi% and Disobey, on behalf of *allusion govornmat ; Xr. lim sal, the budder, appeared tor Hamill and itakeberg ; and Mr. Hop, • adiettor, appeared forJoespiam ; Mr. Knight, lisallumisa vier mandorse also present ; aad Mr. Hamilton, tis Mire et the 011 s Moan pollee, was also in 00411 i i rl i DeMakt r° :=llllll Ids lordship, said that he was =Mg upon the bow nomination of the prisoner woo given by beak and mutt, the detective officers, whit to show that He pima= at the her were in of a number el Impd tamouble notes of the fl' ir(ltioula, sad shoplifts end proem and other appa ratus ads. to esehle thaw to /damn forged noise of tho mme aseaption. U. bed now to inform his lordukip *mil don lie Owen load bon in instody, through the samlises el lie slime he bad nestieserL sad who, No felt bowed to , were entilisd te it pin Ise the skill and they bad enNh fa the emilma ism very discoveries had bees was, all the lieirminis edam really began to DANDIDA I. none the 'Wenn al • Innesee The s. m , b o lt el tt be lhese be ens geensni tie* Win unll skis est son dike's ins Asa the ell led f In the posemices se a penes named fioneeseedd, a pima al what to be gads pendia, and apes this bong peeled =" knife it was feud to emceed • pies of upper mon which then was • beautifully engraved portion of • Berle bank notes He should be able to show that the prisoner Poichberg gave thi, piece of gait pasha in the date in which it was found to Ow penes whose name he bad mistimed, and be banded it to the aim Scott, and told him from whom he had nosind it. (The gotta percha and the plate wen produced, and shown to the Lord Mayor, and the One al concealment had evidently been most in t▪ a t oynrivd Mr. Sleigh then proceeded to =plats a the plats so concealed contained the whole of ths letter-prese portion of the back of • tea-ronids oats, and it ra rbig oo rsr pista, with tie = ot he r oi ßessian . =el . time, it would he remembered, were proved to have been is the pm sesseins el the misuses. Is addition to tile die. awn, vacant d a vary impedes! ciazaAar had also ▪ soder way singular cireereirtess. II npenel the primer Remits had bees in the bait - cd on et his countrymen mud Keteweld, cisme went to the boom of that penes - sseir 'Wised puma= el a pistero, re repesentelies nt =k sad at the leek el lids see Dotwees lie end the pere b ri ma tonsd se his than sislig-hre hod loanable seise boa sky* ell hos the pigs fend la the "Page l the nrisems The Wes& essenl Mess sines be had loess is Donna belegeen bad ben to him, intone* him that tee nes bed been taken into ensbedy by Barn eg Biz iniMeesserpicion ol being asaeeresd with*, l.. eenstiinge of this merlon amen and net =ad just been nerd to It Anse b a y nd the rg=harn ral l ;t has. bse4ba la id eoen at the foll t c l gng day ;PaTd he sail*** as II be sesseenz to go into the whole of the whines In the of tame SelsousTs , he nt gated that it would y be a saving of the puns time if the examinalks el the witness* who WOO now in attending ens =teed until the person he alluded to wen bolero the The Lard Mayes maid eel as it was undoubtedly that the evidence &wad be taken in the presencel° . ' ,7 11 1 the noosed pats, It appeared to him that the course dis puted lig the learned oesserel was the we best calculated to forward the adminisludion of justice. He supposed the legal gestleesse who attended on behalf of the prisonen would not offer any objection to this couree being takes. Mr. Illkesten intimated that he should not do so, sod Mr. Hops also said that he did sot think he should be justified in opposing a remand of his client under the cir cumstances. Mr. Sleigh ac id that perhaps it would be advisable to take a little additional evidence, which only related to the pri soners DOW before the cou rt, as the widows were in at tendance. George Scott, the detective officer, wee then sworn, and said that from information he had received he Willi on Monday morning last to the office of • person named Sonotowaki, in Lower Thames-street, and after having some conversation with him, and telling him that he was an officer, they went together to • house in Nitre-square, Ald gide, where Sonotowaki resided, and he there gave him the piece of gotta perches that bad been produced. Witness was aware that the prisoner Reichbeeg had been in the habit of going to the of in Lower -street, and that he had sent • letter.oopying press there • short time before. The piece of gotta percha was oho. gamily probed with a knife and warmed at the firs, and this led to the discovery that the owned plate that bad been produced was encircled within it. On Wed nesday morning, in consequence of further information he received, witness went to No. 7 Somerset-street, Alison. whore he found a perm named Hotowaki, and from what this person told him be was indneed,totake down a picture, which he carefully examined, and upon taking out the wooden back, he found concealed between that and the print Setif sixty-five impressions of ten-rouble Russian hank notes, the whole of which he now produced, and which he believed were forged. The witness then produced the picture in which the din oovery was made. It was • full-length Mumma of Garibaldi. He also produced the forged notes. Abraham Souotowski wee then sworn. The witnees, who is • Russian Jew, gave his evideooe in very Imperfect English. Ho said—l live at No. 3, Mitre-square, and I have • place of business at No. tis, Lower Thames street. My business is that of au spat for the sale of Put Ma goods on commisaion. I know the primmer Reiehberg. I first met him at Odom about four years ago. He was • stwehant. He first came to see me at my aloe in Thamenetrost about twelve months ago. A abort time hook he brought to my office the letter-copying machine that has been spoken about by the officer. He wanted me to allow Mini*. for it, but I would not do so, and he them told me I might keep it until he paid me some money he owed me. Ile owed me 101., and he wished me to take the press in part payment. Mr. Sleigh (to the witness)—Yoe have seen the piece of gottapsesha that has been produced by the offioer, and which you pve to him. Just tell us how that came into your Posaaoa ? Wanes—That was given to me by the prisoaer Reich. berg a long time ago. Mr. ffiskA,—What do yo mean by • long time? Two or three years? Witness — Oh no ; about two or three maths. Mr. Sleigh—How did he come to gin it to yon ? Winces—He gave it to me as a sample, ad ' I was to try and dispose of the article for him. He knew that I dealt in such things, and I understood that he meat me to use the pieta he gave me as • sample. Mr. Sleigh—You did not, of course, know anything abed what woo inside it ? Witness—Oh no, certainly not. He ridded that be un derstood from the prisoner that be was to keep the piece of pitta percha until he asked him for it, and when he hauled it to the officer it was in madly the same Ado as when he nosind it from Itoiebberg. Onnexamined by Mr. M'Dounall—Witnees did not ask lifelekberg to bring him the gotta paths, but they wen Wang about that article, and be andiuMU that Reiciaberg WA sore to dispose 01, and he brought him the nisei in medic* as a maple. He understood from the prisoner that he was to keep it until be seed him for it., and it laid about quite openly in hie room midi he gave it to the officer. When be was se panted with the praetor in Odom be followed the oseeption of a setter of diamonds, and he also dealt in diamonds. Hz Sleigh then maid this was all the evidence he proposed terilVefore the coon on the present occasion, and be therefore, merely formally apply that the prima' should be remanded to • futon day. The Lord Mayor, who had paid the most careful attention to the °video's. said he considered that there was ample testimony to justify him in acceding to the spplication, and the prisoners were accordingly nun remanded , and in the course of the day were conveyed to Renate. DISTRESS ix STOCKPORT.—Tice destitution en biting in Stockport, in coosequesse el the iispeedou in the cotton trade, is rapidly on the lesseess. Ilemaini of the mlllowners are giving away soup ; ethers Wily promoting their workneople with bread tinker ; emi Isesegeateities of coal have akm been distributed. All OW bat slightly palliates the evil ; and the number of spoissimis at the Union Workhouse is Merman daily.—,2llowAssfer Guar dian. CzysTAL PARSON-ons Suni.am DAT. —Mow * DAT Jae• a—Admissions ea payment, 2,124 ; ditto by seems tickets, 1,021; total villas, 2,175. DA DB Jommen Mow BaowN COD Livia 0n...- BROPORII3II AND W INTIM COMM—If Dr tistimosis of Chreole Droodreille end Winter Oen^ Dr. de Jane', 013 h a been need with extraordinary success. affording Immediate re. 114 M.Chaniposillon. the eminent mows. to the Hairpited of vat de Oreft, reawakens coulderabb lopertwess, " that this 013 is meet WieMal In coring eli chronic athletics, of therapies- Wry "He inanwly sooplosoly Oar tit=si stow a rs avataxis,llMrriailliEisror."2l SR I (4111 . 17 1 10 ki d. Mat el ' end 00., TY, I SIMI. Imam : Eitel by dwillith—thawlidwlNEDL IllioAs—W. I. Masi 160.1r1USI Tailndia Main_ 111, 1074 CM 14411 i llf 1,616 4791 4,976 9,9111 109 10 1406 MsolUs ,l auras boil Ot= te boxes sll ussovadetrike P•disial ~...._ 14,6311 107,1548 181,779 i,ns us Do. --- I COMB—Wont LAW Do talid C V bola • Xochs PO* Other B. bulk pock Do, do. ..c 1.00 1,614 91 199 -- 2,726 887,150 28,678 11 1 ,066 36,070 JaVal a cool; Los I,il - 111 7,673 20,672 8,712 21,664 Pardo MTN BOX o Da Ito; AI Wpm Dal— DIM= Tian MISS 11,480 311,11114 - 30,1030 4,557 9.09 199,204 114,924 8,407 180,3b1 6,.700 6,284 44.051) 11,114 21,504 6,105 14,436 8,313 17,181 96 - ,896 - 111,928 TALLOW.—The tallow market has continued flat since our last report. The demand is unusually short for the time of year, and speculatively there has been zerj _little doing since the settlement of the American dif mlty. Holders have oreesquently been obliged to sub mit to lower prices. The market doses to-day without reaction. Spot, new, 48e. 9d. to 49e• ; 01d,475.1id. ; all Jan., 48e. to 475. 9d. ; March only, Ma. 3d . • Apra to June, 48s. ; Oct. to Dee., 48e. N. to 48e. ; town tallow, 475. &L, net cask. Australian beef, floe, at 465. 6d. South American, 413 e. 6d. to 48s. Cocoanut oil is flat, anal to egad mks a concession must be made. Cochin, 49a ; Oeylos, _36e. ; Sne4:. to 465. ; Palm oil is a ls o flat, 41ln asked for du e but no buyers over 41s. 61. HOMO grows, nomi y, 4L. • rough (From the Circular of Hems Smith and Charles, dated ETloic` ) oarroN.—Lrvueoot,, JAN. 20.—Oar market to-clay is extremely quiet, at about werWas prima. The salty are 2,000 bales, mcludiog 1,390 American, 3d. to 144. ; 300 Surat, 7d. to lld. ; 110 repptisa, 9d. to 18d. Of which 1,000 are tor epecedatlon lad export. The week's import is 4,161 balm OATI'LL —lava/roes. JAR. 20.—Th• supply at this market wiersibur lsm &salami week's. The demsociesaud ingly slow, and prime lower. Sheep in larger supply. The demand dun. and pricer also lower. Beef, bd. to did. per lb.; suttee, 7d. to 80. Wale at market, 2,471 ;sheep, sheep, 8,634. 00ALIEL-LONDON, JAN. 20. -Bates' West Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; Bower's West Hartbsy, 16e. 3d. ; Burohope Gas, 128. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Lambert's West V, 16s. ; North Pah= Goa. 13s. 3d. ; Tenfield Moor, s. ; Taalleld Moor Butes, 12s. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 13e. ; West Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Wylam, 16e. ; Wall End Gostortb, 16.. ; Walls Hod Hastoo, Ms.; Walla Bud Sheriff Hill, 151. ,• Walls Ead Esalogtoo 16a. 9d. ; Wall. End Haswell, 12a. ; Walls Pad Hatton, 18s. ; Walla End South Hettoo, 18e. ; Walls Zed Stewart's, 18a. ; Walls End 17e. ; Wells Had Hartlepool, 17.. 6L ; Walls Zed (map tela Hal/. Nts. 9d. ; Walls End Kenos, 17s. 3d. ; Was Zed South Hartlepool. 17s. ; Walla End Thorpe, 16s. 94.-Ships at asztak 49; sold, 29. WS OP PIM PPJSONS. Till The visitation of the debtors' riot at Hone mangerdsee hee liemlatley eba ldr. PoglliOzar Rea& The =Mad by Mr. 'hewed that th• of debteee heels r i lerinet. ems coyly 14. of when 6 lied ebilosd war dielorge befewe the date all tie rit e i lit 01 Ile raminies 8 four were NAP& maid ; the veglelear bed no Moieties to dln• ter At Qs Queues Prisoa, Mr. Registrar H west through Ire artya whisk 3 priennere were tenkreple, with tommediste mimw la ems ems, u na pteessor refused to wow, tie goestiene Let o li s = We ociatemay TS ha duly reported Holroyd, Wile win apportion the peiniah mak la the matter of Mr. Whittington, whisk awe before Aeglabier Harlin, it was elicited that lie rawer wee per awed it property to ea Gnomons exameg. Whoa 1111M4 mesa to appear Wove the raglan? bed bit polite* et ford to do so, butupos it. Whig %limited wt.sri seilswl would lead to • transference tow ha Plll - himself, and teedered • was not read by the court. la ttbhee ddNae of mod: nation he stated that be wm not to oseledy for debt, but for coats in ma action which he bad beee6t spirt Mr. lioupell, FLP., for tempo es .ere lases. He ' alleged that the awls were many mei la the many and that, besides, es it. prosendioge were AM psoding, kis incarceration wee wisey Uhagal. He staid that be tad no debts, and that ids mole eatewated to over 1,000,0001. in value. They esominid far it. .it pert _in to in Eagbad, America. Airinlis, mad the Falklan d Lauds. la the Falkland blade to was paserred at 100 square idles el territory, and be hod Wm e3.oool. in trying to illtablisis • colony them. He held mortgagee of property el various kinds to the easenat el 10,0016. The registear °mended his objestlea to befog adjudicated a bankrupt, on the ground that the wade of the act pre_ jurisdiction over setpruoner detakeed is owtedy fir soy debt, dabs, or de. mad He therefore se/Juba Ma a imam" vMh em iseleat discharge. The primer 111611181 to assert Ws pre. Maim, as it wee "for debt,' awl ealosgraeotly he Mated that ha would sot lame the prises wad "path force" was used to eject him. At the visitation of the Queen's Barb Prison, on %tor (lay, under the provisions of the New Bankruptcy Act, Mr. Registrar Haslitt, presiding, the ors of Mr. Cobbett was oa/WI 00, and that gentleman : after protesting against the registrar's right to question him, made • statement of the airearnetames connected with his imprinsiment, and 00111- *hied loudly of the Inatmant which he had received. In I °outlooks be mid :—" I do sot want to have my sufferiap cionsplicand by bring aide a bankrupt." The Regular—Om object is to s im plify =item not to complicate them. I soljnakate you a bankrupt, and gtue you an immediate disallow. Mr. Cobbett—Bansmiber, sir, I protest spinet your ad judicating. Mr. Cobbstt then proceeded to refute some statement which aeared in the columns of a contemporary, altar which t he registrar ordered hie discharge, Tea Fe.ong mos gig Yuma.—Although the wither was mash Whim es almilsy wenn& the trod set I. again with pal Mail* Ale 12 o'clock es Sunday eight. and hr. IMAMS el people ameenbied In tin parka during the whole el yalesig. - - The fa, however, wee still in • very insecure theft endab• icemen and park-keepen prevented, as far as the public from going ea it, yb breaking the lea the sides of the water. Nara -14, shading all these sod vigilance, several hundred prom msaided ho himpi way on to the treacherous treacherous▪ , end woribas dews paid for their temerity by im molation Is th, air Ia the orsamintal Milt ia et. Jasallosnok so sampas thirty yeas men sad boys wore dergs the rasa les and lier at eno Vas ; sad as to life being @pretended, owing to da being shallow, their elate to lubricate ththnekes were received WWI ihntill ei larogiass from the Os bear. Ia soon adrift raw* where Maras on boa esa, thee is the Mint. OD bdsg tam out they IMO hind Is be so eshaelasi lir thelr 'Serb sad be ▪ with odd as to neesedesto ad, holm model to the test of the Mesas Sailer, sad reolonathes had to be applied helms they Win enabled to road 1e their hams. On the Sorpeatise and to Res-peek the wars big mach deeper. the suiseress Immendons OM tea Pas were of a niorendons and darer= sheraier, and 11 was entirely owing to the sa d soarer et the imam that COURT OF IZONIQI7EI I . — JAN. 20 . several levee way set According to the re of fllttlep in B11000.—(Belon the Lord Chiel Baron and their:amen it will empire smother 24 hours' hard fleet Were Barons Malls, Chanthil, and Wilds.) the ins will be a• as slats for skating at i b r Z W poor, straurar, tr. *moms, asaronmer.—vaa LAW et safety. The tee ea the water to the OP APPIIIIITICINAW. pees& was yererday armed with mo= s e rib re Mr. Gmy, as behalf el the appellant, moved to quash its sound ordains that sot • eingle WI --a-1-__ bek / 11 " . the conviction in thie case, specially stated for their lord- ST. Jour . ' FOUNDATION SCHOOL.--Fiensemony the sh i p .. em - i ew by t h e j ee p ! " leme hli e d I s petty esei h ne at With walla main IQs doeerson of tide_. torabadaar..._ Wolverhampton. Th e conviction took place under the far providing • tree "ww"" for the am ar ••• elm 90th and 21st Victoria, that the appellant did unlawfully g= was bold at the Loudon Tavern; wNM 1; 7- absent himself es en apprentice, and having been see m the allairr now litre 011 " Preetsa, __the 11 11 termed to fourteen days' imprisonment, be entered Rev. Bialo ng 9Meeaar MT- Wee- Oak% eat ems" into sureties to orosecute this appeal. It appeared and dab friends el the eintedi. The Report OW* t h a t the a pp e ll ee ., being under age, w ee b o und a pp ren tice that the orearastioa. ol the easel heel .„Indeillme_ „ _,.._• 11 " 1 " is 1814 to - me Surmions,n lockinaker, at Wolvwthamp. plate chenitniilli UM tine tole lassaa asel las beget ton, who was the husband of the respondent ; the Inds's method of tors bat a a Para ateb11699019. era _____ _, tore settift for that the appelbuit should be duly ic es" of maters who way sett alimar me elfammt ca eructed is an tads, and sit serve his master and his the atom itlen were DOW fewited Is CIO" Ihneek ma" ethenters and sesigns. Thome Simmons died, leaving the the direct setherviith of the ethunitiee. Thie shop in: ropew aw n a by a g e =w ad ; an d th e appellant afterwards volved s considerable outlay, bet the iscanolliee papa wed p her 'e rn e s f ar s me ta of tee swathe, when themselves to emsduct the Whirs 1 the cheap with as b e e b em e e d himegr. h irr i ag f e eeii - advised b y en au, close an attention to rower as re esasiotent with mg g i g by w e e". woe, i n ectwequenee o f th e d ea th the effective weafel of the ohm' s o d the rem ,_ el his sir, so longer binding on him. At fort and welfare of the bor , wham they ,„ _,__,••••• the Ilserlag Woes the ;magistrate@ it was contended for the Placed node" the WO a three at thwierv etamele respondent that the appellant had no right to leave her sr masters. The peril state ol the school w en vise, es the we se well able to instinct him aa her late bus both is Trade the ad baltelesr. ad the i s-,AI band ; sad ea the ether side it was submitted that the No w" a matter el that Wig W. "Min° 11 .° USIA wee • wooed one, and that being an infant the ap proached duties the pad yes on behalf el the shmhp and part could not bind himself, so the binding WY void. at wee hoped that the isaaleate of rieli sad Tr rodeos load that the respondent was capable perishes would imitate the example das Bev . De ll .= a us ad m oh o a pp e ll a nt's teed., sad that he wee _daft se &wherewith , . who yearly gave theebiwitT the 1 . 1 ._ _ad boar te seer bee, but that he bid left her r= =pit The ansirraary fiatival 4 reided essi ol t r I von f ee th e p ee p ee er bereg roger Imps. The Shrewsbury and Talbot., pre aad mama - salmaitted that the conviction was wrong, we the Rom of editing 1,0(131. to the f ade et the *JAY. r the egigarkablp to the respondent's bullied was a which for the year amounted to 3,11119. 120. AL, sad as f eel trod, sad could only last during his lifetime, nor expenditure br Meal. He Bd-. incislalf DAL at &I. for wield the appellant be bound to his executor, although furniture and use, and learw a taboos to bead el the o ff essat might SW. SO. 3311. lax IL Doh total camber lieys In the send Vat Mr. Barre Martin—anuming that the apprentice was of 49,1 whoa 12 mare admitted bat yar, ,is, 10 by diodes a g e, would h e not en t e r late re contract ? lad awe by Pealleanita This rasa nee adelaldllma Mr. Gray—Set he was an apprentice under age. 6411 'W beldam 0 1 910 9 etedo what w roeserbse laweellem Mr. Bare Wilds—What do you say about the covenant? olg....irtimma.3— ktolammes PIM 2a91001 Mr. Gray—l say, my lord, that yen cannot bind an infant __. -11010 _,,_ a _re Goa dalleadtr_ ahem* /11111 ere by say covensat whisk shall whin broad the life of =Y e rib e = m a bew. ' aasuldale ar una rall: the master. It might be that the executrix would sot have bees able to teach the apprentice the trade to which ram Me arra whir preedies da - Isoirria.mseal.ieresdimilam s od hi lt ed . Ber bi Ta lmaal liartia—lf • man were articled to as attorney deity the meet Niell/17 Wiener wen St Met Ina it would sot do for him to remain with the widow— er." Ira hairs* mettersassa. losers, sad* bli oil the other band if he were to learn a or woes sameththew R a MB OM dewed bh 'nester died, be ( might remain with the widow and her essapaden wee as eallaass. la tinge wheee l"s imes "lis of cinemas eig. ills "tigga st / Tim b u s e esk ild ' den. sild ltr isidm . Gray * soissi bille finsl. teed that liwg i ae bler ket .) }hoe there was glan tons to the satin arra, 5 so sorra es the gad al the appdiese to airs the roe THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Ayoun man named Jame§ PMio was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with obtaining the sum of 11. 51. 6d., and micas other gums, by false preemies.. from Munn. Great Breams, Wood-street, warehousemen. Mr. Bleigit, barrister, attended to oonduct the prosecu al e; and Mr. Beard appearedto watch the cam on behalf the Mr. Said be regretted very much to have to cute the , who had been in the employment or tt prossontine for upwards of ten you', and up to the present time wag supposed to have horns an irreproachable character. He had, however, lately been carry ing on a eyetematio fraud to a most alarming ex tent. It was his duty to give out work to the different workpeople who were emjployed, and on the work being brought back in • fi nished state, he en tered it in • small memorandum book which each of the workpeople bad, and put the amount for the work against it ) and at the end of each week he checked the book, and put his initials to it, after which he gave it back to the party to wheat it belonged, who took it to the cashier and got the money. The prisoner, it appeared, had fabricated books of the description mentioned. He would, however, on that ommion content himself with merely going into the one charge mentioned. Each of the workpeople were known by • particular number, which was written on • moveable I taWet on the oover of the book. Theppriamat had made • book purporting to belong to • person named Spires, whose number was 252, in which he entered work purporting to have been done in the week Fond* to the amount of 11. 5.. 6d., which sum wax plod to a person named Bone, who handed it to the prisoner. Alexander Grant, petty cashier to Messrs. Grant said the number In in his book referred to a pse a t i ena the ammo of Rimmed.. The book was him 'Mho rite for per the money. aad eaF,id.y Let the book MEI was brought - to him by a person seined Bone, and he paid IL se. 6d., which was the amnia sabred in the book numbered 252. He paid that money beLievieg that work to bare been done. The book proiecied. No. 373, likewise referred to the name of Simms& in his book. Mr. Sleigh observed that the Later book wee a genuine ate Yr. Dees stated that the prisoner gave him two books on /Mew LA to take to the cashier, sad he paid him two and some silver which he headed to the prisoner. l lllV l desie the same thing on several other Oran* Spires said the. the had been in the law of working for MOM& Grant, and her was 252. It was upwards of twelve since she had dose any work. and she had iNs thl book P avan es & eremLered 252, before that cleet sued net rondos et smiffierise any person to receive eta of 11. k 6d. nal in it. Maria Wawa& aim sh e worked oormiosidly fee Yams- Greet. bet MO* yolk nor did OW rendre the el_ U. lie. lie prisons. 11....11111d* mints lbeesM the WIMP tem sufficient to omeemd, eel he valid pe mem telly into the wee O=eilm areedele. &Weikel' skeedy discovered emermied teogreeeds et SOL The skew was ramoded. GUILDHALL. Mr. Wadley, • commission agent, occupying furnished apartment. at 7,17 min-street, New Bridge-street, applied to Alderman Copeland for assistance to liberate his wife and family, who were placed in duress by their landlord node: the following circumstances stated that be had lived at the above address for the last six months, and that morn ing, being about to quit the maxima* he tendered the amount of rent due, when the laadiced put in a claim fee broken crockery , which wag disputed. Applisent declined to pay it, whereupon the busellord refused toallow t t a t i te roods to be removed belonging to Mr. Watley, or be the family to leave the house, for which mare. e locked. bolted, and chained the door, thereby making prisoners al applicant's wife, sister, and two c Alderman Copeland said the landlord had no right so im prison any pawn in his house upon such • claim. He bad • remedy In tits county court for his claim for breakage, and ought not, therefore, to have detained eves the property belonging to ePPliestot. Impostor Herding volunteered to see that ti. family of Mr. Westley were at once released, and amorepanisd him to New Bridgeotreet for that purpose. Mr. Wadley, before leaving the court, thanked the alder man for his interference,. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Clark, greengrocer, Osroaby.street, applied for advice under these circumstanem :—One of his customers offered him, in payment of • purchase, half amovereign of the new coinage. He bit the coin, and the effect of the pressure was to break it in pieces. As the coin wan perfectly . good he had to take it and to put up with the loss in disposing of the fragments. Now as the new coinage was, as he was informed, all of this brittle character, he wished to know whether be was bound to make good any lose that might arise from testing it in the same way adopted with the old manage. Mr. Tyrwhitt said all pieties defacing good coin were liable to • penalty. Be did not know what remedy the applicant could have if be were put to any loss in conse quence of the brittieness of the coin. Be should advise the applicant to make his complaint to the Mint, and to represent that the coin was too brittle for common circu lation.. A trilling alteration in the alloy might no doubt effect all that was required. LAMBETH. Alfred Henry Cagan, who had been apprehended on the 12th of December bat, and bad been a fort night in custody, but subsequently admitted to bail, sur rendered In discharge of his reeopueeme to be finally exa mined before Mr. Elliott, an • charge of striking his wife so violent • blow with a poker on the heed that her lice was for some time in imminent danger. From the evidence before adduced it will be recollected that on the 12th of last sacs* the prisoner, who had been for some months indulging in act. of inten;peranee, took away his wife's last dress to pawn, sod on his return home • violent quarrel was the oresequenoe. On a constable who was called in entering the boom he found the prisoner's wife lying on the kitchen door, epparently lifeless, with a fearful wound in front of her head, and close to her laszte i rr deeply stained with blood. A surgeon in the neigh- M 9 , 0 11 &flooded, and after dressing the wound, the injured woman recovered sufficiently to be removed to Guy's Hospihsi. Some dips after erysipelas supervened, sad her life was oonaderW to be in so precarious a state that it was deemed neemeary to have her depositions taken, and Mr. Elliott attended at the hospital, and her evidence was taken before him. A favourable change took place after this, sad Mn. Gneiss improved so rapidly that she was dieshar sd from the laatitutios ten days ago. Mr. Gab, tits house surgeon at Guy's, attended end rlessrfted the wooed iseicted, and judged from its and its having been done by • poker that Vtflo aa w °l4 raust have boon given with considerable vio- Imo.. This witness also said that the woman's life bed fee severed days limo is great dagger. and Mr. Elliott was about tie commit the primmer for trial. but ors the testimony before given being read over to Mrs. Castles she declared she did not recollect • word of it, nor even having seen the magistrate at the hospital. Mr. Elliott, upon this, directed that her deposition should be taken afresh, and when sworn she raid that on the morning in question her husband went out, and on her getting up she named her lest dies On his return home she asked hint fur her dress, some money. or the ticket, when be said he knew nothing about it, and she shook him. She also got into • violent passion, rushed to the fire-place and, seising the poker, was about to strike her husband with it, when be struggled with her for some time. During that struggle 11116 felt • knock on the bead, which she was sure was socidestal, as she was satisfied her husband, who had always been • kind and a good husband to her, would not intentionally injure her. Mr. Elliott observed that with testimony like that just given it would be useless to send the came for trial, and therefore discharged the prisoner. As Mr. Elliott was about to leave the bench k ee perah Weston, aged 29, the wife of Stephen Weston, the per of a cat's meat shop is Johanna-street, Lower-mush. -Lam beth, was brought into court in custody of Revell, 175 L, one of the summoning officers, and charged with stabbing her husband in the beck, and inflicting a deep and serious wound. Revell said that • short time before be was in the Lower marsh, and having been informed that the prisoner had stabbed her husband in their shop he took her into custody. Mr. Byers, a surgeon, was in attendance on the husband., and he saw him probe the wound, which sees over the lef t shoulder blade ; and he found it to be an inch and • quar ter deep, and so exhausted was the sufferer that he (Mr. Byers) could not give my opinion as to the consequences. On the way to the station-house the prisoner acknowledged that she did it, said her husband was knocking her about, and in her excitement she took up one of the shop knives and stabbed him. The officer produced the shirt worn by the man, which was completely saturated with blood. The primmer said it was es slated, sod was :tweedy]. THANES. &wive! Baker, a tallow about 20 years of ege, belonging to a lawless pug called " the Stapes, rooghs,' was brought up on remand chargedwith steeling •• double Glotmeeter cheese from a chandler's shop kept by • poor widow named Anne Oaisford, of No. 34, Edward-street, LiMe botupe-fielda. The prosecutrix, who is elesirg with lerge family to obtain a living, had been frsquestly OW—iced by the "Stepney roughs" Thy bed mare than once walked into her shop and, el* the graded sang froid, " lifted attains befogs her fare .ad decamped with them. This bed been ester ea et Mem& for twelve menthe. One mein lest week, the pri soner and some mbar illkdes, pert el the o cul loughs," *me Nimbi sheet L. chop. me he sod two ether sakkely sabered t h e s ta s The prosier molebed op a ahem IrOfill lie., wire pealed 11 be Mad, sad! deep- MARKETS. LONDON WULLY DOCK SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Fairy (brig), of lareenoaL Captain Ferric which struck upon the rooks in l.auisg Ceberet en the Bth November, drove to an without any one on board, and was subsequently boarded and brought he here, after being in contact with the !Spanish brig Been Campo, bas been modemnee with her cargo, and was sold on the thlk Dea—Porto Plata, Dec. 18. Hunter, Oaptaia Lawson, was abandoned on the 19th Dec., In lat. 11116 MI: see woof dad boa Crboneer for Liverpool crew landed here.-44. Jolla's, 1(0 4 ., Jaa. S. Orleans, Captain Cetrian, from B(1 Lydney) to Cork, was totally lost on the strand this master and two men J saved . th ree men drowned. — Y an. Band. =lam, Captain Cann, from New Fmk to Queenstown, with grebe, was abandoned, diensmted, on the 4th Jac.: crew saved by Me W. Pudroore, from New York to Leghorn, with alcohol, dinnested In the same gale, which was cm the follow ing day also abandoned by both crews, who got as bawd the Merlin (as), arrived hare from Bt. Thomm—lialifax, Jan. 10. Thos. Sparks. hence to London, cost (2 led) and (t) mitts, Dec. 24. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Isla ,barque), Richard, for London, Jan. 10, lat. 4198 N., lon. 104 W. Padre (Awalrlas barque), from Trines for Falmouth, allwell, well, Jaw 4 lat, KA lea. IS W. wad, Deakin= larks for New Zealand, Nov. 95, lat. 16.:4 S„ km. SSA W. &MAX COMMIINICATION BRYWIEN kthicennirritt Min NotTrion•a.—During the tut few days (says the Nottingham Daily Guardian) a very important experiment box been tried on the Nottingham and Bridgewater canals, remains in the pathability of a steam-packet communica tion being established between Manchester and Nottingham. Some days ago, • manna engine, with • screw propeller, started from Carrington-street Wharf, Nottingham, under the direction of Mr. Cleaver, and made a successful journey to this city. The expent will doubtless lead to an en larged interchange oi r commodities, and will have • beneficial influence upon the trade of the district. THE Dinsounws firr.axsurr. The Halifax Morning Chronicle, of the 9th init., mays This ship, which arrived here on Sunday, encountered boisterous weather on the passage, and the sk ill and energy displayed by Captain Auld are highly spoken of by those who were on board. The captain of the Melbourne u a nephew, we believe, of Captain Auld, of the ship Itosencath, so well and favourably known here. It must be highly gratifying to the commander of the Melbourne to receive such a testi monial as the following from one who has bad every oppor tunity of witnessing the difficulties that bad to be encoun tered on a voyage to this port at this inclement season of the year :—"llalifax, U.S., Jan. 6,1862 have great pleasure in sending you this letter of thanks from the troops conveyed in the Melbourne to this port, for your kind's= and attention to them. During • long and stormy voyage, you possessed their entire confidence in your skill as a seaman ; and they leave you with moot sincere Idaho' for your future advancement and welfare.—l am, &c., C. W. Gomm" C. 8., commanding troops on board steam tran sport Melbourne. To Captain Hugh Auld, steam transport Melbourne." We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring Itevslenta Arabia" Teed the safest remedy toe babitusl condi. pat on , Indigestion (dyspepsia), consumption, diarrhoea, giddiness, acidity, heartburn, palpitation, Irntabiltty, sleepless. nes, distension, fistula . = 3=m, hemorrhoids, coughs, eetdrs estbms, bronchitis, and fevers, dysentery, nes. vonansen billoasame, torpidity of the liver, debility, atropim—Andrew Ure. It P.B.S. Dr. Harvey. Dr. Shor. land, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Bad Warier." B saves fifty dines 1 , oat in medicine and dation' bills. Ilb., fa. ad.: :tree carriage). de.—De Sally and Co., No. 77, Regent-street, Lon don also Fortnum and Mason, andGracmdtarcbetreet Nal groans eel elsessials.--lAdvereimement.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BERTHS. DARKETt.—Jatniary 1.. f, at the lawn, Welkabsm, Wilts, the of Hr. D. W. Barker, of sea. CANCILLDIt.--January 16, at Hunkle la Rice, near South. Wllthe wife of the In. J. H. Camenor, of a eon. 7 . .—Jannary 16, at Aldridge Lodge,gtaffordahlre, the' of 7. F. Clarke, &a., of a ton. HARDY.—Jsnuary 15, at Parkereecent, Brighton, the wife . 4=116 H. Hardy, 18th Madam of a daughter. 2.--Janeary la, at Highgate, Kendal,. the wife of of • ton. Irll(ll.—Jeneary 11, at Stockwell, the wife of P. Pike, Fag., A BOIL SlDNlY,—Lnuary 18, at Bowes Manor, Southgate, Middle's& Le wife of Alderman Sidney,daughter. IMlTTH.—Jannary 15, at Yorkstreet, Cheetham.M., chaster, the wile of Mr. Ir. Smith, of a daughter. THYNNZ.-4armary 15, at Petioles., Klikhampton, Cornwall, the wile ot the Rey. A. C. Thynne,tof • ton. TODD.—Jan nary 17, at Marlborough-place, Old lent-road, wife of G.M. Todd, Lg., of a eon. MARRIAGES. BOOTHVAN—MITCHI4L—Jeauary 16, at the parish church. Halifax, by the Rex. Mr. Henry, Mr. D. Boothreau, of Leeds, Elisabeth, dAughter Of Mr. T. Mitchell, of Halifax. CRAWBMAY —BOLL —January 16, at Georgette= Cho Devon by the Nem F. Hole, M.A., Edwin, eon of H. Cr. shay, rag., at Oaklambessark, Gloucestershire, to Charlotte. f &elev. I. Hole, M.A., Rector of Georgehem. CUdrenr of 16. at Rhyl, North W e ere co a ate aim. Meirion. M.A., Major R. Confute, of My Laatadabo, to lemma, danghter of the late S. 1.0. 61 . lbw, of Me Brost lands, Brotragrove, Worcestershire. HOWDOMII—AIJUNSOII.--Jennary 16, at the Cathedral, Maw abater, by Um Rev. W. W. John.on, M.A.. Mr. T. Marietta. to Milrbe destihter of Mr. J. Alblusen, all of Raiford. MILLRIT—OARDNER.—January 18. at St. Stephen'a, Csindes town, Yr. IL C. Millett, of Genoa, Italy, to Laulta, daughte of Xr. G. P. Gardner, of Cli ft on-Alias, Camden-town. EATHS. CRlATON.—Jsmtary 16, D at Beething.lane, G. Creston, eosd 47. PO .—January 17, at Abbeyileid, near fiandbach, Cheshire, C. 7. Tort Esq., J.P. for Chester, Red 65. GOTHIP..--January 16, at the Parsonage, Cate, Isle of the are. A. W. °other, mese R. HAYCOCll.—Janeary 16, at Bostlogarsoz.Mer, S. Haycock. wd 70. HlGGlNS.—Jannary 16, at Alford, Lincolnshire, HAII. J. ains, Zig., weed 66. INGLIS - H.—January bt, at the Strand, B. H. Inallek. are 60. JOIiNhTONL--Jonsary 11, R.N.t Knoll Homo, 6endiato , wife of R. B. Johnston*, laq., Commander PARNHAK.—January 16, at Coombs-week Croydon. W. Panama, In., aged Th. WE PAUL.--Jamisary 18, at Ewan-park, Northumberland , Maws *pee ea !ML tibial mai 1 , 011601 lby WI:WM KIM HAM, et 1mi1M0 1,4411 COW at Imam Printer, yea 1im6444016 ta W Prudent at 111dIstruirs.. 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