The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-27 00:00:00

DiANNIeII IN lUNLIAIIIIINT. (Frets Prolgeow's Bawd ler 1600.) HOUSE OF LORDS. Adieu/J. Murillo—Barka and Lawn. We. LW—LW& Anions. Zol—bannoalut. Merry. Merpd•—Cesoork Mawr, Debe—reette sod Deslaid. Bain, Lod—Chonaket IdinneL Betook... L. •d—L•assissOm Ma Billiton. Bab. Seem. Bondslna., Moorele--Ileottlelk Control. Ca.lnane Bed —Lannon sod Aberdeen Janette°. Cear redo • te. .Tl 14 ockisibandaire. Chulrter,er, Karl—Da Ns Nei Wirt Junctiee. Cleansers,. Sorl—Oreat Northam sod Wooers (Inland); Mod Lot thee; Wean. Clevezeiry, Lord -GTl4' &Aaiun' awl Weereed. Cr•bon, I. red—Ora. Nuethers and WeS44ll (WNW). IL/in r. 60.1 auddin and Ileete. Ds ami. l • l4 . .ad laidaY. Lord — Nue* Yorkshire sad Clore. _ s Dessa.blre. Dake-Kenialas; ream. Elgia aa.l Knwerdiav, Bari-West of mile Mean& Koi-lhustalk and Eanivarthem. Haritits-dtand Id and Bewrodlao Formed filainorme. S amount - Belie( aid linlymers. XMAS. Lerd-Trlasilat Ihmatted, Lord-Dnadee, Perth and Abadan'. Lesieseor, Marl-WA. sal Faissiene. • LansiAls Rad - Widerbons, Clamor, sad Ivy{ Wieselano Juanita Whilninema sad Faressel= Lion. lad-West Northam mod Weston (baled)). Mann. Li. Eve-PerthaadDmiikobl; Perth, Ahmed Val/ey, sad)(.three. Lint-Limerick and Foynes. Now., treks-Volt and Clyde Juartion. Eta-South Delius and Taviatock. N-rtaw.. k. Lord-Teatory. Pvirren-wilt, Pori-Norte Davos. Poet., 801-blirewebary and Welahpnol Shrocoh. Usk& Kir.re L.w4 -Vomit Crewel. fort id. hart-lervralee end Abadan Inaction. fit• .:,stn., Enrl-(oast Weston; West Loados Esteasies. Stat.retn.y, Marl-North Stakienahire. 614“, Mut•lato-Gnat Northers sad Wrote= (Ireland). &wt.., 1.•,d-Boot Kruk Earl-Bow Sullork. Tr.doio. Lord-Knamosiltahrer. Year, Ear.-Newtown at Marbyelleah. Tarts.r..-612, k;srl-Mossessenst, Sioffirld, and Liacolnahlue. HOUSE or COMMONS. Arent, Jobe (Kiassle)-Cat sod Tomball. Arun, J. H. (Avliburtea)-Groat Bathers. Antos, A. 8 (Tourer Hankste)-Onee Indian rattosela. Bon(. C. ellrearoelb)-Ceideed. Mammoth, Usk, and Panypool Mentsr, Trodeprond Abergavens4 4 :7; UM Moorsonbakke; Von el Teem ; leer and Cosa of led.. Zar*. IL B. (Mertbonegb)-Boriks aid Ends. Baram. T. (Heolanedon)-Oveni Trost of Canada. Beak, S. (Doty. -NOMA ; lestbDeven; Bank Stafford shire: kayo! Danish ; Damen rad Bleak lisa. Bevnitelt, P. B. (Curti -Great Sentbarn sad Woolen. Hanby, The Ens. V . H. F. (Bebrol)-South Torkekke. Blackburn P. (Stirlia=labtergh at Ofsainer; Celetinetaa and Dula Brace, H. A. (Mertbyr)-Abordaro; Rhreney; Vale d Se S o uth Woks. Buena.., W. (Olieg..)-Oaseral Terminus sad Oksgrar darken. Ol.row, Denksesse. and liOnnsburgh. Baller..l. W. (Meet Doom)-Brioni and Easter; Corn well ; Bae yr and Crediron; faith Demo. Campbell, It. J. H. (Weymouth, to.)-Berar and Banana Orst ..t lodia. Cove. Swab.' (Na. Sinniasin)-Rbynney. Csy.sy, F. S (York, North Riding)-Eastern Union; Non it kt aid Siolditur; Epping. C 1..., J. tdiall - ,-L indosderry and Enniskillen; Loather dray aid Coterers,, Clive, G....g0 (Hereford)-Grist Northam and Woe= (Irebo Cetwold, J. C. k liaiwieb)-Easters Union; Epping; Nor inch and Nodding. Royston and Hitchla Tinning Handled. Canasta., W. ( Rrightan)-Brightoa. Crawford, K. W. (lewidne)-East Indian. Cahill, AM. Sir P at. (Andover)-Andover and Redbridge; Wear Loud. o. Dickma, Lirat.-CiAotel 8. A. (Limerick Connty)-Latish sad Fuyine. D.lleyn, L. L. (Swassio.)-South Divot. E. (Barter)-Bristol sad Koster. ALI. Sir J. (London)-Chariog•croo. Dunbar. the W. (Wigtown)-Edinburgh, Perth, and Dun ne Potparrick. Dsitor4 R. H. (South klants)--South Wolters; Easter sad Crctlin u Lice, E. (St. Andrewe)-Edinlntrgb, Perth, and DENIM Eiphiareone. 8,, J. D. H. (Podaranath)-Abadan sad Larval; Alfred Valley; Oren North of floothiad; Inver ting ad Aberdeen Jennies; Fonnatine and Banes; Ceyles. Zama, J. (Athlone)-Midland Gant Western; Oran Northam aid W .stern. Batmen, Eight Hon. T. H. S. S. (North Wilts)-Berka and Heat'. Ewen, J. C. (LlverpooD-Lcodort and North Wanes; North London : North II aka; Jamaica. Zwkag, H. E. C. (rsidey)-01rgew. Dumbarton, and kinankurgb. Finlay, A. B. (Amylleldre)-Mceitand. Fans., 0. C. W. - (Winlack)-lenr. Valley. Forster, C. (Walaall)-Booth Stalferdeltin. Gillja. Carle* (Northemptue)-South Eastern; Metro pAtaa ; ; !talon 'Gordon. Glyn, 0. C. (Kee.l.l)-Lniadotri sad North Waters; Back highatrasidre ; Brand Trunk of Canada. Olyn, Oro. Oresfdl (Sheftesbary)-North Loud.= ; Baal toils.; anal Danish. Oar,. J. fik U. (Nett t& Shropabire)-Sttrewebary and Herefard. Onarnall, U. (Warriagtort)-Bt. Helens, °Madill, C. D. (Devnte)-Bellts and Hanle. Grogan, Sir E. (Dabha)-Bacenalistown and Wexford; Ha Stott Barters. Ratalltem, J. H. (Coast) Dahlia)-Dahlia and Belfast hon. Masud, K. D. (Waterford)-Witierford and Limerick. Herbert, R. A. (Karry)-Tralaa sad Killarney. Bol es eros H. IX (Bedpan()-Bradpert ; Orand Trunk al Hanby, W. H. (Blorkbnrs)-BlakbnrG ; Lancashire and Yokektre. Borstait, T. B. (Liverpn..l)-Narth !inward. C. W. G. (East Cumberland)-Lancaster and Isii;11 es, iircount (North Btaff4d)—Ely Valley. lawns, H. (Besios)— batty, Slailord, and Midland • ' Cooties. Jackets, W.lNowesatie-uader-Lyme)—Portamouth ; Mart Asteals B-rar saki Eudora Cart elf Lodi'. Jaw, Daval (Carroarth.nahiat)—Vals °froggy Leased. R. W. (Nriero.rt, Lehi .I Wight)—Morthata sad FAA.= &Mara, Wokingbam, sad Headreg; Tooraity sad Jariier. Kin, J. H. (lieretordahise)—Leorniaaier aid Mingles. Liam. Sea. Makir W. S. (Duussailon)—Poriad•rwa, Dia. oesimaa. sad Oulagh, Lana, Sir B. H K. (Great Yarmouth)—Sset Lowe, Siruard (With)—Ardetutes; Larne sad Toraboat; Landow da-Vesetiaa. Lemma, W. 11. G. (Bristel)—Briatol sad South Wes Csios. LAWMTE, Wilfred (Carlishl—Maryport sad Carbide. Lea, Wilhelm ildaidatose)—Metropolitaa , Victoria &Mica sad Piaitoo. Lever, J. 0, (Gehrs7)—Beath Wake. Leads Mr G. C. (Itaiser)—Hiwrforrl, Row, sad Glnureeter. L tattier. Camel (Weetsrorked)—Laarayter sad Culla*. iArrartair. T (Dearriga)—Vale of Clwyd. Merehail, W. (East Comberlaad)—Lancater sad Carlisle; Port Csrliele. %Abeam, A. (Iswerosse)—hasty sad Aberdeen Joao, Miller, T. J. (Coletrver)—Wlaibledma sod Croydoa. Mills,, W. (Irita)—Heatara %LW, A. (Tarteteal—NerkM; Wad Bowel. )Jill, 1. (Tetasee)—Nertbera Sal liasters. Mi:etwill, Y. A. (brulport)—ldderast; Bahia sad Boa Pros- tier.. ka;11. W. (C .nary Limartsit)—Limarick nod leis. Moso l owaery, 8w 0. 0. ( Po)—Paul.; Yds sad Romeo. Id•naa, C.O. 8. (Monmanthibire)-111ammosthabina. Morgan. Major Hem 0. C. (llessamities) —Rumford, Ray, sod breram. Nis..ll, Waliafa (Dowsr)—Onall labia Peninsula. Morris, J. T. (Abisiden)—Rainers Coalition Parke, 0. R. (fliesth Linadmabire Anabergate, Notting ham, and Damin, sod lassnen Railway and Canal; Orest Nankeen; ism\ Y Tams, Lard A. R. ( 1110111; Norfolk; Nirrit 81.11 wdsbw• ; lonia lisallaufwaire. Paull, Hoary (Ss. lons)—Wat Paxton, Pit J. (Cawssary)-111mweastar, Buxton, and Mak lock ; Midland; Limns and Torshoet. Pmts. It. (Sown Dariams)—Edina Valley ; Northam Commis. Uatos ; Eton* Durham and Laumakirs Union; Stockton and Darlington. Pete, fir S. M. (!'weary)—thtford, Wortte.itt, and Wail reirhasuptoti ; Norlemnan Truk. Pilainwtoa, J. (Illerst.ors)—lomakakim and Torkakim ; beast and Biwa Coast of India. Push, D. (Mostiomary)-11lod Waits; Onvestry and Now. t...n. lad, 3. IL (Weillord)—Bagezudotown and Wished; Irian Boma Batons. R;romdo, J. L. (Stoke-agon-That)—North Slallordient, Nocoomdma Trtak. Kia, R. (Klaimaa4 Yorkaldra)—Bout Emoters. J.T. A. (Woot Coonnall)—Curn ltamclul4. bm Wad do (London;—Norsk as of Fromm S•yeartr, U. K ( )—Daroot Central. e.cmacear, B. D. (Poo)o)—Daramt Control , 13olimbuty rad .ord komearnot ConnaL man.iidan, 11. D. (Dudloy)-1111okos Day. St.dt.ol, Karnak of (datkockedakko)—Loadon and Noetk Weems; lanwarn sad Atanlain Janina. Stcol. J. (Cockannontb)—Ccammouth end Workington. S•irlms, W. (Porclminco)—Daablonm, Dame, oad Comm:kw. ':adro, C. k. M. (Olomorganairo)—Briotol and Balk Wel= CMGs; Dana Wain; Cock sad Yosgbal. Thompson : 11..11. (Widay)—Nortli Esaters—Chainnon d co: „ W. (o•ll2)—North Dom ,• BMW:A Eztaiston. V midoloor, O. C. (c *y Mu.) —Limaiwirk and lab. Velookimillioo)—Beeklaslunahiro. Vim H. H. (Oldraggratagn)—Val• of NeetL THE EXPRESS,. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1859. ilkOolsal J. L. Y. (llewle)—Hei r Ben gel J. P.E. (Tos1)-1111ropehlre take. 0. (Tessiortuglq—Limaidloas sod Wartwou. Wklasea, WNW al)— & Lesamalie Y.:drain; Wew Brrnsellak amd Goad Wyss. Coked R. W. W. (Iloatiacuryddre)—Onrestry abd Newlows ; Yoh et Clo yd. Wynn War ., 13yr W. W. (Denbighsbir e )—O rea t Western; MEd Osesig aid Newtown; Newtown sad Marlyn- Iletb. Directors in As House of Lords 44 Director Y ilks 800/0 of Commons —166 Barratry ON BOARD =IP. The ninele Chasm, of Liverpool, bound frets I the Wert Coast el Anna fat Yet port, with a woo al pilot oil, put into lanais is distress is Turley wish% having lest hr captaia sods ambit of her mew es the vamp by mem, sled laving the prim wefts al the notalseet Yid rawisha, the is diersei. It sowers that the Peters whisk is • gee hmt& .. at 379 tow NOM/ belies. leg le the bet of llama Ma ttes and C"ki Zie Wed fins that pestle ifith Jsanary 160001- mead of CinteW Nichols, of Natick foe the Aldose two, when • considerable trade in palm oil is dose by her *wawa Whits out than the chief mate, Busse( ifilasetss, of Liverpool, five essinse, the cooper,. sad two bow, died of • pestilential /ma with rages on the cork Amur/ ship belonging as the same firm, the Orient, strived set with some spun Wads, which had been seat in kw for the pupa of meldsg good asp ceseentes that might hew ecesmill swam the crews already out, sad those were trinsinved to the Plasma Organ, be sides's chief Mr. Robert Browse. The venal left the Rio Baste is the 11th lispesesbse her Liverpool, with • crew of sevieiess Wale. brass We septets; bas whin is the mop roam wade fie eppesnme is a very villas% form mew the mew. red is lbw Wielded the = satiebat of thew The wraitie, /dm Wise ben eoulleed to kis both fat few weeks, white tine he WY unable to new without the aseisteses of ine el lb men, dad shout the Wine tad of November; end Anseeshme of the craw else MIL M. Browne, the stets, the took tesemasd, bet he eel Owe the mew who wisest die. Wel experiewell einsidsesbes difilesityi west* the Ilestibill Well= Ow se ;six shogetke side to work, is dr Wet *him Wm& Ism ism lying M Win births, set wily male le weir the 'fishnet emilese s. lost ralastai smash for west of GNAW Moe preps Menem" es thenielesa PatirlAy, the wed met so mew ions as the gsmign. Red she met enn k more the rehab Mei she weld hen bees he.. As k wee, whoa the Wets fresisimpl "ma sm *EWA es le nadir neoseney to met bee week wee ens of Manley sod danger. Red the less now is the wow" it le not improbable Wet sli ewe would have how sneaked std wined el by the tsefib diewee, es when she sensed is Rive the nes tette hid hilikeres escaped it IMO shwas imams of Wag stembell. Ind Kr. Browne, semenae, bed bias eiteciel with it sees dos Wiwi, sad wee alefte is es Wennog watest, thew* le persevered NOW*at ids s &stk. The mosso auto , Mr. NOW* O'Malley, fallen in with isse co Tuesday eveim, of the Old of his sod s bier' grow as haled, by whew anew lie was tk kit in Part Two wire of the mew died Awe the wing mina is perk wad der see still is a wily winerioss dels.—Osed lesmatr. L* inulltgente. METROPOLITAN 00IINTY OMIT& &Mad din wefts/ Md dr indM d.d Mardalrrr—Wor EI: Wear% N. =gram dvdernak Dr wienvorm rk.g.~.,—Tbmor. maple bias cloak, we placed at the bar helm Mr. Elliott, es a °horse of ooaspiriag with two others to @harping Thomas Mom of 401., is • skittle-ground at the Astor and Hope beer-boor, la Crosserreet, Walwottb. • Tr the widow* it appeared that the praesciator, who had jast ntureed km the Crimea. where he hail to work hard awl to maser more privatises to mos Md., woe 47: up while bolds. at • Pasch sad It* ia th e &read owe of these speekim vagabonds, ead Wen to a paMio- is Itagerderdemiel. They was thin kkedby the primmer sad sisaebor wish The appeared Is be strangers; bat ammak was mob heisrees M esa he alma kr 101., and the wee larked to he seakeholder, oad falr play. TtoZt ere to keg km, Mower , hikes taming the pablio. awl easseyed him fa a ash to the Amber sad Hope, where be biome as may pey, sod @hey toed him out of 401., ameped la the ham* lowing kis (the preeecutor'a) pocket task amp, wader the rm. To *how the edroitame with whit Ilia ales of rolkorke are cessaitted, and the caution to avoid psskluasst, • piper wee produced by the pri mer's attorney, and purporting to be signed by the pro wake to the following effost k to owl* that I have fairly lost 401. at skittles, that I am prepared to play =other gear for 401. provided lay oppaosat takes my bond of Ihs.trar for that amoust.Thooms Milner." The promo utor denied that the idgnature was his, but meld it was a good imitation. Mr. Elliott observed he should ease no opinion on the ease. The prisoner bad been apprehended, as he understood, by direction of Mr. Norton, who bed another el the pubes to the fraud or robbery before hhu on Saturday lest, and all be should do wee to hold the prisoner to good bail to appear helm lie. Norton on the day the other prisoner was to be bought up. SOUTHWARK.. IeAN Otarbouns, riieattinlelf am • general dealer, wee slar with having to hie pones** three trowels, stolen hes the Bermondsey Bathe wed Waehltosees, Bps.road. Yr. Tough, the eursinhadent of the bathe, stated that on Betarday, • female, who bad been in the habit of wing the wading estab b il4 mi lmea was stopped by him es she was having, as he her, sad on *earthing the clothes she had, he three towels belonging to the establiah mat Baying lost • net number during the year, he con sidered It hie duty to &ober Into custody. She was brought before Mr. Combs, and during her examination the present dehndaat meld that he mold the towels to her, sensequently she wee diaahargad, and the onnimisrloners ordered Min to tabs the ---- I n i7oce7dingi; Win7neaerr ito;liecal66 powered of the towels, the defeedint mid that he purchaaed them some time ago to PeoUccet•lans, and he did not know that they telouged to the baths and wishbone's. Yr. Tough observed that he must have known that, ae mob towel was marked in the middle in large letters. His worship would sea that no person could help noticing that. At the beginning of the year there were 8,000 of them, but several hundreds bad been purloined by patios who lied the setabilahmint at almost • nominal ompease. The cesamtla s therefore, wished an example to be made, with • viewof putting a stop to such depredations. The imegistrate told the defendant that his amount of tha gesseesioa wee so unsatisfactory that he should flue him 10s. cor erns days. He hoped that would sot as a caution to other'. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADXIIALET, DEC. 24.—APPOIRTRINT8.—Cosi maiden 0. H. Wale (1660 sad J. C Campbell (1858), to be tespeedes eammasdere is 'be acme- guard service. Paymaster R. Callaway (1856), to the Alacrity, 4, mow Moan item at Illbernmeee. Clerk N. D. Roberta, to the Combo-Mad, 70, at Bhemmam CHATHAM. Duc. 26. Titz DOCKYARD DETRaCtil.—ln sonimptence of the typed weds do ck the Royal C.coroirelonste es Ms dabber lees stated Ws yard and p.m, it le Wended M pnt died establisiment I. • thormiu eta 49 of deka= Wised el it to resift In its pram% Atilinerlem anditien. This ~i he abated by the snake of eat Wl= and earth works in that port with. Medway err M. Wry rout, at the extreme sons= imd of the deskyard, es wbbli will be messed several of the heevisell of the lemrpnage Mumma guan de there is elbendence csf convict labour now at Ude dockyard, the emotion of the various defame will be of emenentim easy ao oemplishasent, as at any time wady I animist' eon be employed au the undertaking. For sewn& maths pea • large 'umber of (=Mete have bus employed is the emotion of • see.wall round St. Mary's Idea& 00111400111 to the dockyard, and this it is Intended to mot with • cement number of guns. The old stronghold of Uplit Coatis, directly oppceite the dockyard, on the other elk ef the river, whir% has lately been used only es a pruner marine, is also to be repaired and mounted with several guns. The lead side of the dockyard =lag well preiested by the strong fortifications of the garrieoe, vary Hub addition wtl be made to the defame in that direction, but It I recent mended that a Sort should be erected seer Idly Point, about mid-Masao, =twee* this dockyard sad hirsute, so as to guard that portion of the river should any hostile vessels emceed in peed= the gams of the battens@ et ditersess. As Noon as the whole of the proposed welts bay bees tented out this dockyard will be an a. thorough • Mlle et Memo as any in the kingdom. PORTSMOUTH. Dec. 28. The Urgent, iron screw ship, Commander H. W. Ham riled moreleg for egliest et Kisgs town to embark the mooed bateau" el Me 10M Foot, tor eon- Tepees to the Ge s t iy 00 . 0.1 ., Hope. lie Ms Mee embarked Smewekek la sad Awdebeedmempeas Rattrap , Meier Rea. sad , tar Heim Her Oa atemaism ma WI Mame the Urgent tame to Islasi with the Sprlghey , prim at whe Moen mesel, eserbi emeg bar Lebterd peddle km mita the el. THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE MOVEMENT. NORTH Loetrnat.—lt We anticipated that a lug* memo of this mope wall tar plow yeeleasy, the 26th lest., to maks a het appeeremee 11 palls by a march has the Ardligreml to the pestles nags, he the Seven fitatne-reed. Uallootoo•sly lie weather was anything bat replacer, sad the eliding rai, hiensized et frequent in tonate with amp shreent—whke weal have extinguished oilogoura a lose wird awes of poisilollook than that din aged by vanities • mil by the North London =in te e ner of gimping martial ardour Wean. thereeks. Uperorisal 430mthesitors, ' helPrien saw tsks. th.eathdsAsglaaa bases trod the local megfierstes, News. J. B. Chapman sod A. Ng leades, preerfied through Lhanton. Holloway, &0., hernia by a rad dine= sad fifes, sad retersed about two o'cieok to trarreares. If the mom who paraded yesterday may be tam es a mesas a what the North London corps is Sobs when its five companies an completed end its fall comple ment of 400 mat obtained. 'Winger' and the northers dis tricts will soon b. able to boost or se soldiorlike and efikitent • body of volunteers se any round London. RDUDIUROH LETTERPRESS AND LITHOGRAPHIC. • *calor Ira been issued proposing sn early met* of the letherpreee and lithographic trades with • view to the forma ties of a company of the " Edinburgh Volueree Artillery." fib. Thomas Constable, it is expected, will mar the esp- Weer, and there is every prosper of Wmem d the " MNRCRGIT ARTISAN ARTILLIRT.—At a gsas& easeftg of the proposed 2nd company of the City of Rake blush ArMery Tolonteero, held in Bachman's Hotel, the sea` reading the minutes of the farmer meeting, ha Woro do members the revised tam and regulotkos with It the committee of mon.gemeat had drawn up Is, the squirrel id the company. The roll was then called, sad ersrel iddilisesl volunteers were enrolled ea menthe; and, wirer s vets ("thanks to the chairman sod committee of management, dr mestieg separated. On Tuesday, s mafil elentnpaiber cirlanteers came forward to make up the establishment of this company to eighty, which is notionly visiting for acceptance at headquarters, Bncravaaa ABSTA Saturday evening • weft el lie newehers of the British Tempera - ace Leant; wee Yid In emir tral, for the pupae of taking rem to form • Me volenneer onmpany. The meeting wee largely attradrd, sod Mr. his Lye was called to the chair. The chairmen, rid Capella lined, of the Artisan Company, haring tautly sellnenned the msitlag, resolutions were adopted to the effect that see •hatateend Volunteer Rifle Company should be hem/ In conanzion with the Edinburgh Me Reiturl. the enoisey to cowing od enrolled end own et the =being pewee who genie bens giving or in sirs ben er Ammo el drift tobacco, sidin." IS was aim inwilesi that seek member should care mina imam Ilwt•onies anbecription be it In add be &Owing as amiss of the com ps,. • senteary woe thee appointed to mike the necessary owsdoennato„ and the nesting separated. SOLDIERING AT TIN C.APE.—The recent muster of the Volunteer aide Corps seems to have passed off very well at Wyeburg. learn the following report it will be sees that some bleed w abed. On the Friday manias the forme bum to astir on the geld of battle. There ware the rides, artillery, and cavalry from Cape Town, but not the and misses, who are mill unprovided with Therewere the ertillery and ortz fro cc :Vyt i . bog and iimooro Tows, booths the el Ifeben,'.lll•llsaboach, Pearl, Malmesbury, amt .: Tart: TIM voltottams altogether must have numbered about et: loodred, and the comonne of spots tore. frees Cape Town and surrounding onnatry, maid not haw bean Irse than four test egad. Colossi BSI Wok the ommeand is stionel-in-chisf, and under him the swim sobs disobotiol their respective functions adadrably, The 'swim oommentill at 11 sic, wow continued till half , ous t I!, swemod asstmil excluded at 3 p.m. The caw eveindene mimes= through with oonaiderablii but the ism Ilitht, towards the clots of the day's pecostlego, woo soullsolei with great spirit. Rather too ass& of it, indeed. The salient horseman wore as bent on dawn, end the defetders of tits guns were so ow Nobel to threat book the cavaliers, that more lbws use unhappy charger was mode to fed the taste of mid steel unphoosaily enough. One they horse, ridden by as equally liwy detrain, advaamd w far that it was deemed impedient to give him six inches of a baymet to mom hie maim The harse t 11, of cons., and bird to dads The An volunteered to sntetribe sufficient is reim burse the rivalry man for hie lwe ; be would not hear of aay thing of the sort. He had lost his bone by the mishaps of war, mid waned to apply for oompensation. Everything woe serried us in the bast possible spirit; end at the class, the foram" mere drawn up in a Ilse, and Colonel Bill addressed Rim is Menem to their perforate:es. All of the. mired to theism the abundant title prepared fur them; 'be oompesy hake up by drinking a closing bumper to their sent merry meeting. On Saturday, the shooting match for Ike George Grey's rifle came off, in the neightituboad of D'Hrban.--ffirehlas's Tans Jostrisett. PAALIAIIiatTAZT RIPRIIIINTATION OF 711 Z UNl vsgsmse.—Leed slgfa modell • deputation from the Glasgow Aerial= of Graduates se Friday, when QM subject was brae& weer hfe kodeihWe crowideratioo. The dspostisecoseisted of the Her. 11. Cochrane, Dr. Bryce, Bar. A. Y. DEAlless, Boy. Tema Logan, Dr. Corbett, Dr. coat, Kr. George Blair, Mr. R. Bleck, sad Mr. J. Csiewou. The views of the graduates on the justice of ow Pug to the hoorah Usieweities perliamentety pis:- buss tits ems with those already pawned by the nava. sites Megifsui end belted, and the oartain advantages wirick wail sante to the universities by the adoption of such a mum were brought forward by the Ray. M. Cochrane, whoa remarks were enforced by Dr. Bryce in some Warmed, as to the relative number of antiwar* la the various uelveraities. His lordship received the deputa tion in the nest cow :ewe manner, and expressed Ids pr am:y.l sympathy with this object, and hie v.llingsmen to receive a miseerial embodying all the facto of the owe, THIAIIIIIIICAX POSTY ASTER-0 EliEltAL.—A NOMA THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. Wu *in NIL iam . b Holt, Postmaster-General the - - linlietiirtatro, colas :decision of a question th intereetthr es it is novel. A !ashen'', who lord been sepsata from his • *.fa, demanded that hie village postman mould deliver bee lams to hint, and threatened a mit at law If hie demand Wse not treephid with. The wife, on the other hand, ferabadathe delivery of her lettere to the linabend. Ia these Swale stances the postmaster solvated to Mr. Holt for Isetruotlon. That gewleman procoonci a the claim advenr id by the hue tad too Imposts. atia to be seriously related ; indeed, he any. It is abhorrent to law a. It is to the Chrletiszt civilisa tion tithe rye. Ur. Holt's letter day. :—" It has long MINS las adj‘died, bo th la Mislead and Scotland, that .ten SUR lease ham i ;ached the power= of those to whom they are directed, their writer hth sill such a in themes will amiable bias to maintain an le pre teat Ow* publication. A tartars, does interest exist whoa the lam, hka stoces area, considered:too, are as trete sift. rieeip'e Lesvos to be declared In the Act of Con gas. wl"ch requires that all non.delivered letters, contalaing valuables, shell, with their contents, be returned to the writers, whose proprietorship in them could acereeiy thereafter Th. department, both In the treneportstioa tad &limy et letters, was se the agent of their writers, from whom weirent of attorney, as hound in the saperecripthe spa them, saber the nor the command of the Mamma, nor anybody else—ander inch circumstances ea Sr. here proomitod —oral yeasty a departure. The hothead la this ease enema to bath supposed he hes the mane property is the thoughts lied sympathies of hie wife— =it.. no yes member of his horeaold—and of her that he hes la her Foods and chattels. This tilted month& power might well Sod a place in the code of the Grand Tart, and would possibly be sthatitted to in hie karst% Mattis apeman& to the teaching of AnieritaaJarlepradence." [Advertisement.] —EPPa's (Homaoranno now oraeos.—rer maremet promoutoa to mid w Us Misolool smanna ...me loali warm le Yid **Jane l4ee. flemsepathaseama, Ueda: THE POLICE COURTS. 1317ILDHALIa Henry Albert Bell, a reepeetably dressed young may tree brought up before Aldermen Palumotte and Sir Peter Laurie, charged with kketionely uttering forged order* for advertisements, and with obtaining money under false gee tetras, with intent to cheat end **end Mews. Ferris end Whitehead, of Blackfriars. Mr. Buchanan appeared for the prosecution. and stated that Meseta. Ferri. and Whitehead, law meta draftwoen, recently published • book, sad employed the prisoner to collect ad vertisements to append to the work. He obtained and among the number three from persons of the nanen s el Porter, Quieten, and Borrego, but after pubiloation, when Mom prase were galled to far pigment, they repudiated their liability • and epos being sued in the musty court of Ilesthwerk, tiny not may swore that they never gave the Weis for the Walks at the advertisements, bat they stir =deed the written orders produced es Snarls*. With rr gard to the chugs at obtaining scary tinder tales menaces, *atoms oat of the mane tremendous, the miscast having obtZsd N 7 es his ootezeinoa upon tines ;indignant; the pneenteces mina the money beUevna then to be gesehte. 0. (Or. Bachman) propeed to ley tbe gross& work for a remand, es some of the wanness wen not In et- Indiaos. Mr. Whitehead asid—hbout three months ego I via Asti pubbahing a book upon law costs, and engaged the Omar to collect edvertiestateite upon a commission of 26 per suit On the 16th of August Net he brought in the within advertirerata produced, pureeing to be signed by Mr. l'ider, Mf. faldstoll, and Mr. 8511711111% respeetively. On the Mk of September I paid the prisoner 11., end a deal km meow on a subsequent day. for which ha gave the reselpts reduced. I sued Mr. Quinton and the other two partite who have been named, and on Wednesday lent they sanded the Iketlawark County Court, and deeded having Maned the orders or authorised any one to sign them on their mitownt. One of the parties NM be could not mu write. The gelecieer seed—l oast explain this cue to your entire sedefectiam, Ni. I received those orders from a gentleman last I met in ths Queue@ &sob, when I went to me the pmetodon them - Mr. Booluman—l did not wiah to press harshly upon tbs pelyeer, sad did aot %hombre menuon that the moo dily lowl to ran a apd a try altar him when he mat Ls!, sad b;tiZsnirre • false addnas. Ths pascarat wild that wee not true. Abdomen Salmons rid it wee a case for remand, but ha would take bill In two =ranee In 201. each for the prisoner's appearance cat Thursday neat. BOW-STREET. An elderly mort named Autos Berry Pena, who has ban tea yews beam to Mr. W. 6. Johnson, of St. Menne.- law, Frisbee sad publisher, was brought up for final eland ' seeks, having been remanded from that day week on • elmop of stealing two gross of childna'a books, tho property of his master. About a fortnight ago the prisoner called on Mr. Burdett, a printer and p ublisher is St. John-street, Claksawell, and asked him to buy some twopenny books of which ha 'godsend suppler He said, " I can do this at fie. a gross, the tends price being 10e., and 1 think It can be made wee* beef oar while. I as. in a position at Johnson'. to Nab me to obtain the books, my ram being contiguous to the enrateors, and the stook-keeper both( • foeL The books era* fa by tboaroado, sod 1 pro the thousand to the atookaerpor ora pfees, haviagatalo, which ab l o w . propiata. Tier tdo would be 'luso awn It w a s a " or caw tf tt woo • " long" thsaired. Mt. Bazdate=l that his irst impulse was to Mak Paul out of the shop, but It occurrod to him that he bed batter ass how far the primmer would go, in order to put Mr. Johnson on his guard as to the manner in which these robberies were allsoord. Ho tharefors allowed the prhona to go cm, wed affected a dispo oltion to treat with him. The Oscar ;combed to say that, wham be went Into the coundry to travel for Mr. Johnson, a few maths heck, he a p peopriseal to this manner a .amain awake of broke firbitit he sold on the journey) to neekelletweem 201. load SW. by the Jamey. This, he adda, had enabled Ma to pay for in. batons of a shop whichlhe was about to on kb own acconat. Wit ness ordered two gross of the books, which the prisoner sup plied on th e following Monday (ties 12th inst.). Ha also brought with him on that ocoosion goasessafies end one of Mr. Johnson's catalogues, with • list of pace,. Hs told Mr. Burdett he could rupply all the books is the estslogns exoept a few width he ban crossed out. He would let Mr. Burdett have them at half-price, which, he observed, would be dividing the value between them. Mr. Haslet' desired him to all on the following Thursday for the money for the two gross of books already supplied, and to bring two gross more when convenient. Mr. Burdett then consulted his solicitor, whom he instructed to communicate with Mr., Johnson, and under whose advice ha afterwards sated. Oa Thursday, Mr. Johtuton and a policeman being in atten dant*, but concealed, Mr. Burdett paid the prisoner with • marked hall.aovasion. He was then followed to • public house. where Mr. Johnson gave him in charge. A large z u c e:tity of other hooks, supposed to have been also stolen Mr. Johnson's, was found at the prisoner's lode mi t The primula was committed for trial, ball being M A RLBORO U GH- STREET. Awes tiftiorT;;;a7L7g:i tefore Mr. Becton with at tempting to commit suicide and with threateoing to stab. Alfred Anode, 318 A, said that at Wiliest sus. ma Satur day evening he found the potboiler quarrelling with a young man in Gerard-street. Re separated them, and requested bee to go home, but she refused, and said she " would be looked ap t " and he took her into custody. and n=tor t. Webb said she was charged with being drunk Mrs. Sarah Wisliart, of 8 Gerrard-street, said the =lodged with her. On aundley night, she having o: o r t all day, poisoner went oat, and got some drink, and on coming home asked her for a pen and Ink to write to her friends. She persuaded her to go to bed. She seised a knife, and threatened to stab one of the lodgers. Bbe went Inc a constable, and on her return heard " Murder" screamed, and just got into the room as the prisoner Ina about to stab herself in the heart, having the knife close to It et the time. She had since said she would do It. fibs had lodged with her tan maths, and all that Unto she was pretty quiet. Mr. Beadon asked the prisoner what could induce hear to be so mid. She got drunk, and then attempted this horrible mime. Had she any friends in London ? Mrs. Wisbart said the whom had loot her father, and that had nest her, but she bad friends at Tottenham. Mr. Headers sud he would detain her, that her friends Eden be eoronsionica WE ted with, and to too what could be done. STMINSTER. AltNI 011111004 ea cidWoman, with felony. Mr. Marsden, the perishes of the Oak public-house, Keppell-street, Chelsea, said that on lleturday there was a glees miming from his home; and en Sunday night, on the prisoner coming to the home, the barman assured him that she was the person who had robbed him on the previous night. Prosecutor scoordingly walked out of the booms sod watched the prisoner, whom he sew Ina a dram-glue to her pocket. He followed, and asked her for the gime, when she pretended abs knew nothing about ft. He called the police, and the glees was found upon her. Mr. Poynter asked whether the prisoner had ben pre. viosely known to the prosecutor. Proascntor replied that she had been there frequently, end he had, since she bad visited the hone., lost between three end fear dozen gleams, which he had very little doubt she bad takes. Mr. Payable inquired what was known of the prisoner? The police replied that ate had been previously convicted of - ‘felosi. Mr. Marsden recommended the prironer to the merciful xessideration of the court on account of tier age. Mr. Poynter said he conM not attend to it. Am she been prey usly conv.cted of felony, it would be his duty to mod her haw' a jury. She was then romanded. - ithemrd Goodwits, a fellow of Oath sppearance, wee charged with steeling • bresst-pin from the person of G. Jackson. Proesouter said be was In Sloane.square on Sunda y sight, when a countryman with a bundle upon • suck me d. some faquirlee, and prisoner then came op sod said he knew all about the matter, which appeared very questionable. Some hours after that theprosecutor was walkingeloug the King's read when the prisoner came up, and muttering something shoat what had previously ooenrred, pat his arm round toe's neck and lugged at hie mart Prifoner wan then r= u by • man end woman, who shortly afterwards diem , when prosecutor , who had =bead • breast pin from re ed roef, seicel the accused and held hies till the pot , came up. TM pin was not found. Prisoner woe ?emended, the magistrate offeriag to take good bell for his appearenoe. A abuse solicited the magistrate's advice end easisience is the following matter. He said that on the previous day he we hired by a gentleman, who, as.iving at his de,tinatioa, discharged him. immediately afterward. be was engaged by soother perry, and conveyed them to Wilton-terrace. He sabmpeatly &roomed that the first hirer bed left a beg of ▪ speces sad forks, some bracelet. end other veluebhe in his cab, which the secookhirer had found there, and hal taken out of the carriage. Mr. Poyang inquired whether he knew where to find the lase-men party The calm= rmMd that be fortunately reeneenbmd when the log party Iran sat dews, and mat to the lady, who at runs adudited the possession of the valuables, bat reamed to restore them to theowser. Mr. Payntor asked on whet grounds. The ulnae* replied that the lady set up a claim for some computation or reward for trading the Mr. Pay carer could not see Out elm wee entitled to my. TM cabmen said he bed told ber eo , and had pointed out to be the& as he was the reapmeible party. site ought, when she fund the tbing, In the cab, to have given them to him, In Order that he might et mom hove deposited them at the newest police-station. TM lady deciered the would not give than , up without some toward. Mr. Papier observed that that was all norms* ' and di. rooted the po li o. logo to the penes who demised the valu ables, and idiom her that rile. she motored them to the owner promedinp would he taken egehest her. 1•11112 TH. Willow Ziyhens, • roes el rgerelef i eed silken up. 1 fir, visit seemieebe me (wive& the Mee ii ea DISASTERS 111 TIE NEAP= AND LOBB 07 kW: The North British Doily Mail of yesterday con tains the lona wing werawate el severel dimmers which have occurred in the Chemed, elisededi, we 'egret to say, with loss of life "Orenaek, Dims. IL—This morning there are to ha Una four large steamer sad a sehomerjuet arrived, sad gee lying at our quay, errotd with each at whir we bre to =seaters in the Channel. Timer Ye Ober, end I screw mama Tarn Capra 3l'Leas Gs ' Mew* and Bristol screw rearm 0111111 f. Captain N oisy; the Belfast and Fleetwood paddle steassar Lyre, C g = Whirler ; the Sligo and Liverpool *Os earner rook, Captain Stewart; and the R Gran lam= Brightly, Ceara W. Shaw. We give the fact the rimer ' vessels separately. It appears that Friday ins • very bed eight in the Channel. "On,Taseday night last, while the law Nowt Near yea lying. at Bnstol, William the ember, fa gout, on board about 12 o'clock si might bee do meter and was drowsed. Hie body vas reamed be Sams minutes ober, sad hoe bees brought round to Glasgow, ft which pies be hisageL He woe umenial end HI ri=f ego. The Cheer arias between Befseel. Swarm, and ilimgew. 0a Ailey night. at 11 o'clock, Masa ar ties Petit ot Ape. Lie at lisa, all shipped • heavy sea, which cerded sway • large per*. el Ugly bulwarks aft, iterehed in the eabla iseseged the eampeaton, and carried sway the idiom with the davits to which it wee attacked, and did other damage, and the water got down copiously into the able. The algid was very dark sad tempestuous. '• About 6.30 this (Sunday) morning the eerier eirmamer The tis, Capt. !Clain, which trades between Waage, mad Liver pool, wee cams( up abreast of Cumbers, wire she was run Into by the schooner Brightly of Bram Captain Willisaa tSbaw, which wee going out from Waage+ to Prestos. The hoceser Irma the Thetis stem on raft the port bow, berate ore • large perpendicular gap in the iron Ne er d 3 fest is depth, and nearly • foot in width, the berg within 88 inches of re wares edge. The schemer's bow prit was broken clean off, the windier mad deck started, and the cutwater broken away, but still Imaging, and a greet deal of damage wee otherwise done to for. She had only started oat channel early the sum marning. The sissies, Immediately took the whore, in tow and brought bar up to Ormnoek, where elle Hee la the war berhoar. lied the tojary to the Thetis born lire lower, or rern:with the Mary ash is, had there hose • sea easing',, the were would have Sowed fate her, and she meet haws at moo sank, for though abbe built a emperlierds. the fare or Yes large that If filled wide water, the mad smell sat have kept amis. The eebossee vas , a Ms wow when being towed, bat > r he ball is light. On latardep et lb. odeseear Sweetheart of Belfast, loaded eta seal. hem Kezyport to Belfast, when between the M of Gairstay eel the Copelead Lights ma into the paddiretesuar IQs', the Uttar wee as be passage from Briar to Therard, &Bag her on and 'meshing in the Weed peddle-be; and thing her med. derable injury. The eskeeser is sappeeed to have pas down at ore wilt Ogee at the mew, the rest, twe in number = men, lime ram we ham net Menss Ys Lyea. The wear flowed We the steame's ran i, by neween. me she Imam lie ebbed seed grater- legged, but the Gee ad sit amputasents. which essfained • ealmbie eaege. we Welk and legit bar , aims. There were about 711 rell an Mari the etesseee. While the Lyra an I *bent be this ile- Wel maids, Ile 121de-boast Pulses. of Arkoseah. oak sr to haa, and took hir lovr, gni all the stesmate ewe kowtowed le Ys, loom. Tim 4Pelbi s t aingsa pewee; and oa Illieweet, keg weß known in the Glugww sad Loa deabeery Wade. Idea wee on her pare. bin Sligo to yfwesgmirib a bray cargo of cattle, ha., ass np and Mawr Lyra in tow, twlnglag her up te Geemesk ale merabg. The Shamrock emir la tits after lietirther presmsisil as e by the Lyra have f bar passage to Liver. fablaprimpror pool warded a thew mat einieleier the fallowing to the captain of the stereer: Wik the andaelgar by the Lyra, from het brad brad raeresed, gral It to be our duty to testify to the prehowertip emanet at Captain Wheeler during the dremifters at hem tight, and believe that, under ss bissessa. serraship, sad reesace of We sokey elfin eilp ponompro le swirly dee. We at wile to cwt wet agpsebtlea d dr ennekow of the diet use% 1111 r. WUNala leek sat Be alai engineer, Mr. Abu, es well es of Ida auletent, lir. Wylle.—On board the stems, Lyra, Dee. 24, 16011:—(illgaied by 36 cabin pea fitifilert. Gre ) at credit is doe toTapteda Stewart of the Shamrock for so readily giving aid to the disabled Lyra. .• The barque Patience, with the Lyra's peceingere, is ex pected to series hen immediately.' TEE LATE NUIWBSOUS OUINAGB IN LEEDS The Leeds magistrates were occupied for several hereon Saturday afternoon, in the inrest4ation date dr onmetenees attending the realist stimuli and robbery of Mr. Janis Trafford, silk mundsoturer, Leek, Staffordshire, white took place on Tuesday ennieg, in a notorious Ihmwegbeme, celled Nelson-street, in Leeds. Three pence& men le eenody up to Friday night, on suestolon of being INIONISSi lathe outrage, their nature being G. Harrison, at Hnlnweleest, red Joseph Matthews, of Nelson-siren, and the heeds of loses chancier, morally ogled •• Polka Ass," Mho legged la Harrison's home. Some other infor. mettles, however, oeme to the knowledge of the police lea mathisy eight, which led to the apprehenidon of three dire reties tar the crime. These were " Sam " Matthew :2lmm Waton, and Martha Bata, all of wham at a disreputable house in Neleou•street, Wane YIN seder the protection of the male prisoner. No evidence wee bless against George Hombee, Joseph Matthews, and Yea More, sad these gamesmen scoordingly theolmeged. Tke pesseeder, Mr. Teethed, wee able to attend the mead earitem bee be wm very pale, aad smeared to be very leapt& He dsollel the alsounistaticee atteadiag the mem& sad robbery, but qualified somepertlans o ----- fres statement, It now swore that the rob took plea in Nelson-street, end that the me. atee's ignorance at the locality had led him to ,se• the two streets, whisk run parallel front Vitae law to Millgark-street. Mr. Trafford mid be was Intending to visit a customer in Gworgiestrost, but that he bused down Nelson-street by mistake, sod was there at tacked and robbed. The widener mutest Matthewmen, Bates, and Widows, wee certainly 1111101111111 to warrant the magistrates in sending the ease for trial. Mary Connor, wife of John Connor, parlor, bottom of Nelsoo•street, and tamale who lodged with her, called Georgians Ward, both distinctly swore that they were alarmed by criesof "murder," es they were sitting on their own house ; that they, their fore, ran to the door ; that the saw Mattliserman strike th e prosecutor on the head ; that 'Watson afterwards rifled the pockets of the fallen men ; that Bates was standing by ; and that the three primness afterwards nth into their own house, which was dote by. Mrs Connor says the called oat to the prisoners not to hurt the poor men, but that the dared not further intestate. Attar the prim awe led ma away, Mr. Trafford rose from the gamed, sod Ampred down the street, but fell twice be b e reached the bottom. The witnesses affirmed there meld be no doubt about the prisoners, as they saw the whole assault sad robbery and had previously known Matthewman, Bates, end Watso n.o Mrs. Martha Booth,wife of Samuel Booth, 42, Nelmon-street, also stated that on the morning after the as sault she saw • maroon coloured women's sleeve lying in the chanuel of the stmt. Teresa Wagon came down Name street at that time, picked up the sleeve, and went with it into Mrs. Booth's house, saying, " This is my sleeve; I lost It last night ; let it lay here until I come beck." This sleeve, which was covered with mod, and nook rumpled, was afterwards claimed by Watson, and mho away. There were Mbar auspicious oircuntstanoes, as, for instance, the primeness preparation foe a flight to Bradford as moose they knew they were suspected ; but the evidence was not completed, and to allow time for this being done, the cue was remanded until Wednesday next. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT IN BISHOPEGATE witismT.—Ou Bate:day afternoon last en iiirptest was held at tha United States Tavern, Liverpool-street, Bishomate, by Mr. Payne, the coroner for the City of London district, upon the body of Hester !Limber, aged 46, who met her death under the following singular circumstances. It appeared that the deceased was crooning the rood neat Camomile street, sad se she pared from behind • met, an ontriene, drives by a man named Mott, for whom Mr. 'Beard watched the proceetlinp, coming In an opposite direction, threw her down bat did not run over her. She was picked up, end strange to ley, when asked if she wee hurt, said no, she was all right. She wee taken to the police-station, and medical assistance soon after arrived. She declared herself perfectly free from pain, bat in a few miantes after a change mime over her, end in le s* then a quarter of an hear she betrothed her lad. Dealt was attributed to rupture of the liver. The jury were unanimous. Verdiet,—Amidentel death. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ALDBOROUGH.— ALDIOIOOON, &mitotic, Dec. 24. A meeting of the local lifeboat committee woe held here to-day, when a ranching Inquiry wee made as to the cause of the accident to the Ald borough lifeboat on the 21st inst. In reply to questions put to the coxswain and crew of the lifeboat as to the dream stances attending the upsetting of the lifeboat, the fallowing foots were elicited :—The lifeboat was bring hauled off by a warp, with close reefed micro set, the foremast up but not hoisted; wind south-west; the direction of the sea south. A tretnendoue sea streak the lifeboat on her larboard bow. Site upset by the weight of the sea alone, which filled end upset her instantly. Onellman remained in the boa, having clung to her thwarts or seem, nine others regained her. Five swam for the shore, two only of whom gained It by the aid of man on the beach, who, at great mooned risk— for the sea win rolling in very heavily em the beach—rushed into the end with lines fastened round them. Three We unfortunately perished, being throe-quarters of en hour in the water before they could be got out. Had the lifeboat not self-righted and the mew been provHed with life-belts all would probably have Errd; bat had the weather been milder all might possibly been saved. The confidence of the crew is not in any way shakes is the boat, but rather increesed. Each of the three drowned men have left a +Mow, bat, fortunately, no children. John Wythe, who nobly rushed into the sea to their reser, has since, nottappily, died of chill; and James Cbatten, who likewise did so. a seriously ill. The care .1 the three poor widows will be taken into cossideratios at the next meeting of the National Lifeboat Institution. In the meantime the society has sent down 301. to them end the crew of the lifeboat. Daring the peseta year the lifetime' of the National Institution have been instrumental in saving nearly two hundred peewee from various shipwrecks, and with the exception of the Aldborough boat, fortunately not a Bogle accident has happened to any of the lifeboats or their hardy crews. Nevertheless, it to evident that so dangerous a service se that performed by lifeboats, which are only need in the roughest weather, and when no other boat is of any avail, cannot claim immunity from accident; and that a com bination of circumstances arising from the tempestuous stets of the weather are beyond the mond of any omen being, and must occasionally bale the best calculations of aclenoe and skill. SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN A WELL.—On Friday, at Swinton, in the North Riding, a terrible argelent betel an old see, named David Fletcher, of Norton. Pletcher wee eagared in stoking a well through the limestone rock, on the tame of W. Wise, Keg , of Highfield House, Melton, and had had recourse to blasting. One charge, it appears, bad bang Ire ; and, after waiting a long time at the top, Fletcher ballades it to be deed, dew:ended the well, a depth of 34 yards, to drill it out. It is not clearly known whether he etioneeded to doing "hie ne not, built is found that a stick need foe firing the previous blasts was not out as was= o, l l and it le supposed that the touch of the blest not d her teen e • tended by the burning stick. Be that as It ntay. Fletcher teemed to have biome &woe at lb boor just in time to throw hissed beak esaisst the aide of the wdil, sae to this be me dombt boss the prsoorwsbm et bre lib. That =pleb= fluidly biles* bomb, elf Flates's ober, sad basing sod wemsdisi Ida wry sobody b the lady, sad smarty Wring all the belt trast ow am. The pew use vas vessmod as spiral: as possible, awl now Ilse in a peeowessiersdhicia. CETITAL PALACAL.-- on smug° DAY,—. MONDAT. D111:4 merseet. 34001; due by abbe kebab, 3,366,—Te1i videos% 66.35 TO TZI IDITOI OF Till IMPRZ6B. Elff,—Now thlit government offices ars for ming, and City awe being solicited, in support of Ride Co*, to which numbers haw thawed the chat ts thit;r employ to belong, I sin surprised a aetional itsatitatice Ha the Btnk of Ruc hed End Mbar horke, with whom we keep oar accounts (O lken\ they by timer testa inuring acknowledge the isapw taws el the neweement), &WM not have done wanetkleg of the met earely, they, of all others, ought to adopt every wooestienery meseure soiree waren. Could they not organise the gatlereen In the , setabllek mats se did thole sonless would be amiable in any mow peel ? A der vow& from you to tide effect may rows theca from ffeek lotheegy, owl farther thie auggeotion /rum e CITY MERCHANT. Buszr AND Holten POISONZD.—At Fitbeek, roar Ticklell, Yr. diegleborst, !wows, bag semetalated s moat me rlon* lama, by reasoa of havicK upwards of 40 siteep, besides several banes asd cattle, µ isoard. It wee at firm *apposed tbet they bed bete killed by electricity duriag the none width raped with great force over the seiebbourbood oa Wednesday nersiag lan, but from cheep. borne, and wane, basin died iraddiely since, aa investigation ban been made. whist Inds intentsetably to the baled that thy have all been by raps-coke, which bad been forwarded to Yr. 6 eat tram Liverpool as mane, bat Wei nerd aa Iced for oink. Aa analysis of nee take chows that it cow NIB@ minerel peke. Notwithelending the heavy km already anisSel awn the owner, tt ie nand toot Ws will be beennesil by antral ethers, ss Web ebeep, bores*, end ends aw alters Os ens► an sateen that tbirr me not saprobl - - 31..418U1LS 1 111 THE FOREIGN oak* TRADE. (From the Mark The four trade in Perim has fe calm, with the holidays in propped; bat millets ham horn am, the bens qualities being bold 69 fuses per 167 Wen (equal to 386 64. per 280Iba. English).. Foe the four marks 157 fr. per 167 was d (37.. .per seek Ragliab). Inferior qualities' were as low am ffi tr. per 167 Won (21a. per Melts. ). The wheel Made has conthmed mush of the moo sharamer, 32fr. per IS hem. (49x. per qr.) being paid slowly for choice sorts, 30fr. 60.. per heat. (Me. per qr.) fee mammy. Rye, barley, and oats have fasamely gene my change; but the former two were railer itaTzd ai Bed alovereeed still quoted 1106. per bele, and 4ffir. per bale, double Saintoin 14itr. per 1} bat. (Me. 6d. perms) ) In the department. generally, prime tended up but some places were unaltered. Marseilles wee steady, there being to apeculatios, and the rates at Bor deaux for top quality wheat were Mfr. 60c. per beet. (47e. A TM Ikrlgian markets have generally improved, as high se 67a. ed. per qr. having been made of man wheat at Ant werp, and of rye at 38e. 3d. At Termoade the top quotation foe wheat was 66e. 64. per qr. Floor sold freely, and other spring uont was firm. - In Modred the navigation bad been closed by the severity of the weather. The wheat trade, however, at Amsterdam bad hem only languid, without quotable change, the rates quoted ranging from 37e. to 665. per qr. ' • but holders were veryfirm, sad extra dry qualities in retail obtained more money. Barley rye, and oats sold at previous currency, dried rye beteg ;other dearer. At Ideestricht, though the rupply wee light, there wee little business, sad that in buyers' favour. At Hamburg there bad teen a calm, with previous quota time meintained. Wheat to 48e. pee qr. ; rye, 36a. 3d.; barley, 29a.; cote, 16e. 6d. to 19e. fld. The Cologne wheat trade was steady, without change of value. Berlin edvlcee tote extreme cold sad a heavy fall of snow. Arrival. almost nothing. Nee and barley were ant awed. Oats were dull. Rye had rather decreased In value in consequeoce of numerous orders to sell for future delivery, principally from Poland. Flour being in plenty, was a slow gale. The Swim and Bavarian markets were all rather dearer. The demand for wheat at Danish had been active, end prime consequently improved, about 17,000 ms. being placed at from 41.. to 48s. per qr. Bye lino at 29e. 6d. per qr. ; 2,000 qrs. for delivery Morn May to July had beta sold at 29.. 6d. to 30.. per qr. Ma corn market at Konigsberg waslITM at previous rates, the prices being the same as at Beattie. Oats doll at 19..9d. to Me. 91. Prime at Stettin were steady and unaltered, with, bow ever liore but at e el o bad . been doing at Odors In of the firm advises from England, sad a better supply hoes the iaterior. Prices, however, were much the same, excepting rye and Ilaseivi, which had rather improved: the week's males amounted to about 23.000 qrs. of all kinds of grain. Freight. were firm for England and Trieste; but nothing was doing for the Mediterranean. The upward course of prices continued at Alexandria; Um shipments to England in the course of a fortnight were 7,790 adobe of wheat, and 9,963 ardebs of beans. Freights to Ragland 21. 64. to 3e. 3d. per qr. The was dull; and oats at Trieste were rather lower; was dull; but there bad been a good badmen in maize, at prima Contrary winds at Naples keeping out the expected sip plies from the Black Sea the wheat trade was better, and prices raised for Bari quality to 63.. per qr. ' • Tarentram, to 60e. ; Taganrog, Me. ; bat oa good supplies these rates were not expected to continue. Throughout Sicily the game effects were from short supplies, wheat at Palermo of the beet gustily quoted 61a. 64. per qr The value of wheat also at Leghorn bad incensed 2.. par athe usual supplies from the interior failing. A good deal i r a therefore been done in Aril( wheat, which bed risen to 69.. per qr. The arrival of Indian corn being good, the grabs wee not dearer, white nears wheat was worth 66e. per qr.. and red 63a. per qr. At Algiers, without mach bmineme, prices remained firm. L Hard wheat was worth 261. We. per 100 kilos. (47.. per qr.) At Oran 261.60 e. pa ISO kilo.. (48a. ed. per. qr.) Ar rival. wen insignificant, bat the cessation of a foreign demand made a smell Mishima. Wheat et Bona and Philippeville I was quoted 24f. per 100 kilos. (44e. per qr.) In mnsequeuee I of large arrivals of Languedoc Slur, this article was difficult I to self; first quality Harbour, Re., we, held at 47.. per • wee. , By American advice., we learn that SOOT at Beffaio end Chicago were is fair demand at former prices, but wheat bad advanced at the latter place sent. per bushel, 97c. per I bubo! being paid, say 32.. per qr. of 48011 e. Floor at Philadelphia was quiet, prices ruling 6 dole. 26c. to 6 dole. 370 per brl. (22a. 24. per brl.), red wheat to 1 dol. 82c. per bused (44e. per qr.), white 1 dol. 430. per bushel. s (475. gal. per qr. of 48016 a) At Toronto wheat was dull, aid oats at 89c. per bushel. CORN.—CAlWrialarlY. Duo. W.—There was rattier/ large aappl au =whist at Saturday, but trade very dull, sad Maw y the war aa last week. Wheat, brows, 36e. to 465. ; aver, 354. to 46e. ; whits, 401. to 490. slew, 3 8 s. to 48 Be arm, 30a to 43e. Oates 2 g.. to 32a ; aver, 18a. to 21e. Beaus, 40a. to 44a. ; sew, 325. to 371. lioeg peas, EU to 37a. TRAFFIC ItZTURNB. MD. Per Mr- Total. Total, LUZIILII. aiding *M. 1011191. dream 1e , 55. Ms. Walk Doe. A / / A dm/ 14111.204 0•110i5......... 7$ 4.039 10/33 14,0;2 10/31 *elk seam Dee. Monet W Mllopsane ...... TM LIU 1.929 1,606 Week malice Dee. 9. *est Welles et Clem& 119 1.197 3.321 9.1574 LOU EMBEZZLEMENT AND ATTEMPTED SVICIDE.—A young am, named John Finnegan, employed in the wen. of a respectable firm in the cloth trade, Mos&n earest, Manchester, absconded on Friday evening with 3711. btato hi. employers, and on Saturday a letter was re cojg from him, etatingtbuit he woe deficient in hie somata but that it would be of no nee looking after him, as by the time the letter came to hand he would be beyond pursuit. The ores was nevertbelem pieced in the hauls of the polia sad ea Saturday afternoon Mr. Superintendent Illoybery, of the detective fore*, sent Sergeant Bateman to Liverpool in search of him ; the result was, the! Bateman discovered him yesterday on board the Empire of Peace, a vend about to sail. The young man, however, made some cacao for going down to his own cabin, end whilst there shot himself. He was found to be very eeriously wounded, but there are hopes of his recovery. He was removed to the hospital at Liver pool. A reward has been offaed of 61., and a per water on all the money recovered, for his apprebamioa. Ferment was a young men of good family. [Advertiseinent.]—HOLLOWATll OINTMENT AND Prus.—B•evrerun. Gut?, Tic GCwuel.- 8 01175 week pare without our maim, or hearts( or. •we friend Winks by them wool. enaledis. Tem pan le *Mewed la the labia Imam of omml. whence. It may be &rime by foment= mtll wlth warm eat sad caw. and, aftwrdm Ise the Atio, .et it be rubbed twice any with Holloway'. mottling (Wawo6 wbtdi should ono be 'abbe: into the withwuriat gland. It I. slew. Writable to take Hollowty",. MUn la them disorder.. at they mu& aelet the ointment . waken. Tha pill. eheet fees. pritti the blood, and meet all morbid matter. engetuWed by sham dilemma hot only will all pals mane, bet the mom or these maladies will bees di ledleed• BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AL at OTOft emitter. .-61. 11, at Odell Cutle t Bola the litre al C. Alnico. 64w • ItlttletlL —Dec. H. at Aritottelt-Plane. CIII tatt. the wire of J. H. Brush, lAA. of • 6.althief. CATIWAILT.-6a it, at Manton lasi . eta, No. It/AD.—Dm TA u Rkshoptou Vicente. the Bev. C. Is. Vote, of a canwhter. Doe. it. at Portland-0w Rao of a too. dl i nitt —Deo 11. at Delitiltole. iho cite of Lowdell t Blegal Medici/ hereto.. ol • nauttnec LUPTOM.—Dea 13, at W oadhotccaletwc. Ulna, the wile of I. Lawton. 64.. d • It. at Dieppe. rillboo, the wife of D. F. C. Ritter. MA. at 61.0. HMlllll.—Dea. It. at Orcalestreet. Otowococetchee. the wit* of F. Wolter. Sep.. of • daughter. VIDA—Dec It; at Lanyards. Salop, the wtte of IL B. W. W. Willa. Nita, el a daatatter. the Comte Cetheart. 'Bristol. the Ws of A. N. tbs vile of MARRIAGES. CAVII—BARTORD. — T°°e. 21. at !rumba,. Oloneettertbire. E. CATO. Nag. of It. Ni.l Tat Rugg 11.1.1. . te Harriet. titetiem of U. C. D lilli"t1.-111.2144:—Dglimr.ge.wvAt Stees pb u .o, J. MOT. LP.. ef the e Middleßog T Atte Ottut. Harr emplate Itioreute,dao ' lbwaof the late 11. . .. et . 111 116 12—BRUCH —Den 11. rM the tiongruattorral Chuob. CootbM term by the Wm. J. ltraotau, L. V. Hobos, Esq., of gang .2. FOIT.OO, to 61311 6taMY. Osaititer of lag T. Innev, of lnegiontove. HUN T—COOPIIB.--Dam Rik st IN. Marea, Albert road, ite t nata. put, by the Rev. 1V. 16A B. , 4 trump. It A.. C. fleet. o f livrotet. Ozoolt. atilate. - 70., to tathtring. daughter of the Late C. Owner. 91 ftibuld. Bute LITTI.II-8U a he st. at Bt. Janta , Pienteinf. ty the Rev. T. boa" T. H. Lunt Lea- of Men to tient Matilda dosAter of o. Bummera, Lou, of 011,10cro. Pliff TILLASH—VAUGIIAN.—Doo 22, at ft. Palma& Cburvh. by the Per. R. the Rev. V. R. r.stffra. Demo. timetbur the Rev. el tart. BA.2IPBON-BTnytt. 2s, at nu B.le. Inetbaro.place. Mr. 8. titatece. of Oniwataill, Vow llornood. LAWNY. to dattAbkt of Ht. Rune, ef Irangtningarest. DE error.—Dea as, at 84 DEATHS. 7.6. Do Braids. Erzt 11•311.—Dos U. st Belabia% Barnet. doyens , of 0. new. TN., arid (1•1111133,.—De5. 23, W. 11. Gambier, Bin , ennrl9 l lo4. noir 21•14144an0. owl 40. GLOVE'S:Doc 21, Dania, of Mr. B. Glom. of Bill Anti, ScortaGnpark, Llveriaol, owed 40 GOODW 23 at Blair Lynn. Norfolk, 0. Goodwin. BK.. sm. lirelßW2 —Don lion Pr plewaa, Perilnitars. MY` Wol• vallononori. noidlow.roga of Ito Bor. W. G. Giwwwwww, clad IL ki ma rkomm—Da. ka. Kr.J. Nowe. a oro.area. Witana.far, _lt BwwlTT.—Don. B. Elm Ann, &NOW of XL B. 'WM. of Dow. bars wed. {.Weed.nod K. 800011,-D0r.1 . . at W raddinwo. lowkan Brow, Liverpool. Job ▪ let..aol IITOILBL•-lnla B. W Para. Illokon Thar of Goldoni, aged N. WILIISHIJIOI.—Des. IL et 13Idsor. Yr. 8.0. Wibrunarw. skid Tf. 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