The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-01 00:00:00

tab) inulligenct. EQUITY COURTS.—I %N. 31. (Beene the Lord Chairs II r ) tunnel L LanaCcatas.—:' itvitertr, this wee is appal from Vico-Cbaactlior Wood, sad was =at rad North a abort tiles •M.s. The bete are as —The plaintiff is • railway .mwerter, of Reigate, and tha deliwbeta are the Makin yam kaown ;tads' the meow of Wittier, Demos, sal Co. The late James M'Oregor. M P. and formerly chairman of the loath &Nara Railway Ocespeay, was abo a blindest at the time the bin wee filed Y Noestaber, 1554. It appeared that Ida. Junes M wee formerly meager of the Liverpool Commack! Dsnbrn Compaq, and on his Orin up that b acons a I Me S.Arlt•Easems Railway Compaq, he was kept; Waled to the bag, the Nun Wag awirlyll4.oool. Meson. WBiiaxs atulgrowea Tam through the hadameas al Mr. MVrer.r. apiotawd Waken to the death•Beeeris :any , , and Moro. =Gerd mad Frames. their were at plated solkitare to the company _• they ware she private beaker s and son dem, or Mr. WON.", ommetively. Memo. Tilleard wero also the asheirem of Mr. Writes, the p . lsintiff. The liabili ties NKr. WOrnim he the Liverpool Bank ewe eased by a deposit of 1,436 SotWkßeslers Rail way thares,l,24lffoulh- Ewers Iliesee-packet Compaq shares, end 500 shine ia the Liverpool Commercial Dank. Ilse plaintiff bad also hat Mr. M'Oregor 10,0001. The micur.tits in question was of the value of 104.000 L, a that a eon of 14,0001. cab Vas nseessidy So pay of hie debt to the LirerpDol Beak, for wick applied December, 18.52, they ware pressing Mr. WOrapr applied to hissers and DNICOII to 'draws the enn aeoreaary to pay off the Liverpool Bock As the wanity of the awes aforesaid, which they con.sened to do, ala kavbg further security to cover the 12,000.% the difference between the villa* of the shame sad the claim of the Liverpool Beek. On able Mr. 111•Oregar asked the plaintiff to become his musty for the 12,000!., to which he aseasted. Su but on the same day, Mr. Wino" Wooed dr= Cenalit sneered repmeentatione se to the terms on which Waad Derma would advisee the mosey, to join him in a bond for 30,030 L It appeared, however, that a bond was prepared by which the plaintiff alone wee bound to pay the 30,000 i , Mr. WOregor being no party to it. It woe emouted by the plaintiff en the II th Deomber, as he alleges, without *lamination, a: d, ea ha allegee, In full con nty In Mr. Freeman, the eAttitor's, represents- Noll that it was a proper inetiolincht, and such an weer be Oat consented to 'astute. On being ;Clod on to pay the amount due on the bead, the plaintiff tied his bill, paying that It might be declared that the moo was void as Midas been fiaadulestly and 'teddy ohtsiced , that an = might to made as to what Neuritic" et re held by the ante applicable to the payment of the bond, and that they might be realised ; that M'Oregor cz'ght be decreed to la demist, the plaintiff against any stun be should be gam polled to pay in repeat of the bond, and tLat the dekedeate might be restrained from prosecuting an action at law which they had brought on the bond, The Vice-ChaaosUces de del= was vainrt the plaintiff, and the prevent appeal wee Yr. Daniel, sad Yr. Ragas, append hit the spire' , 8v IL Bethel), Mr. Willeock, er.ti Mr. 0. Ilepoo, Were toe the &fondants. Lad Fat t7a be , b now gie'dig it i a i dgmsat, wed sdantely through the bola, and exprmea thet kw claw on the emiddaor th at before the itheoalt si° :l the had the defendant had weed to mei.: )I•Oregor to the *twat of 30,0001., sot of 12,0004, as wag alleged, that there wee salaam fa th e reletkas ezissiag Settees& ate &dale sad the deka/tam which isterthred with the claim of the latter. lie wee aim of ogethea that the allegation of the pleteutf that he wee limomat tithe =tore of the bored, sad thot them were circurnateame imaaocted with him execution which freed him from hie liability, strerly failed. As to the grounds of misrepreeentatioa on to. F art of sl'Gregor, aid of concealuwat of biota which the defendant' ought to have oocomonicetrd to the plaintiff seta intending sure hare wee t•thing $* the rirromotessa to supp.rt the al of the plroottlf. ear did he (the bard Causcallor) tha that anything had bees brewed forward to show that the mbar quest deriliez. of the beaker& the defendants, with X'Grager, sad certain funds awl soomitlea belooging to his, were oa th ea to show ib ti the bawd wry port thereof had be en eatithol He was of o, therein's, that the plaintiff had altogether tailed to rho. any groaad for Impeaching the dal*. of the V oxoCheacellor. The judgment of the court below would theret ire la affirmed, and the aiyeal dismissal with mem. mos vrt.vr r. MOITPINNI.-ICDOME3T. This was sled, an appeal frOar Weld, whkh wee argued • law days ego. The quietism at... wader • rut ass mode as the marriage a r. end Wm. Many poesy, le Jose. 1536, by which It messed that as the =sr- Hype PWUp Sienissay, the ode of the lusslosad, speed to errs, ta meaner sad satires es thereinafter sapreark to the Irks after his owe sad hr aorpheWs deems, as ems' sees of 3001. fim L.rj3tature, to be moldier of arra ban ibtateeste charred freewill', of wish Phillips vrr releed, or to which he wee gritted is to. i s. Z the said Phillip' Mos) pray grated, add, sad re to Illuseash Mwyassay, the elk, sad her reigns, the assist we or pretty net charge of 3001., to l• charged tyke sod payable out of retro lessor, sot besedltarets thereto meatiotwd si bold to Suraash 3tonypeay deft her to es pert tee t Mts., . sad Paillipe Wampum serreted kw hirrelf sad his he sad sautes that `sae the maw abseil Is u ewer k roar be raid far demenneh Nosy poesy to ester Wo sad detrain ages the premier, sod Is Mid eel espy the erre sad near the tsar se Mei eeti sod said the errant rite peel ; sad kr brew the rat Argo Male Metwpwep `mow dowsed, sad sadlterd abs pneminste hmeleee • err of ;rev spa the red trams Ise rat papas. After Philips Nonypenny's death it nee to bed Wei ho hod oily ea estate for life is the ruder. The rum felt was be , asbt by the sumer of Phillietw n it t y admisie , rstle of hie fere, sad a deem $ claim wee brAsght by Sureash liceypTany nepeee the swears of the ram/ d 3001. race the dear d her linshas , t. The m* era it crew Mile the ViserCheasel kw, wee f sad I. las oleo • legal g a.tks , sod Word ef illrestra sa arena at kw to be tried, It wee seragad that It should Is espied trier the Vievaratetler, web= Hens beasieell asd Boron Watson. The weft se toed told that ILere wee so corral as which the wide err relater so sear, sad sabsevirstly the Viawara taliteroie sealed the sesame of sat pitable tiro, held that esthete was na esrmisat la the mothisseat as aid an arras said be emiatered ewers wee ao serans• order which this reel eseld dear.' to Le blades: sa ilte Mar. The peewee spy* wee then betemeht as beats ports. Mr. Derek Mr. Uatlmali. of the 'Amore law bar, sad Ms. C. ilestriey, apparel to. the oppeaL Mr. Reit, Mr. Mr. Meters sod lir. Hoggalley appeared on the Wee We. ler the &km. twpowlests. The 1. sd Chesealler. Y &kw jodernessi, eller ebbing re Iles* wed full edema Weems* awe before We k eve Owe the gee wee alunply • legal owe, and that nd o *Weil 144 he eibilliNelesteeh •• right themes so equitable sight. Tbt georisa treed se whether than see ea, seek an he the deed es pew Hist legal right ? After the tkew eartel reridarselse of de deed he aseald sot being hie wind he eseve le We ended= of thew art below. It wee eke* the habentke Masyreay lira peony Awed Awed hem • eme-ohempe as ell the se that ems to whisk be wee Welty w equienblp aided ; eel sendiwing es be (the Lewd Choate/Wm) wee hem. Is de Mot weep pert • deed meat be belted he In mkt If maids to give abet to the le- Weeks ceetained Ink be weed spike thee this, was web • ereneet In the deed se applaud to the pawl swabs ef Ihe maw, awl se wade it Wadies as the away of TM lapte Ildwypeasey le pay the warty of MX Hw awo ke% hie eawere to ewers, 'be deters et the sat beim. The sprat "meld theredure be slowed, sod the aide el Mn. Mosypasay also allowed. ♦ tieeseeten wow me se the gesetioe of cods, which wad err kr !grilse toosideradea. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Ter. 31. Elittiap Y ldraco.—(lldire thr lard Cl• Barad, add Harare Nut* Warm, rad Cluramd.) Ix fat OLOOPIRCIAN, &C.-♦TTOIOITII •ND TI MIS Mr. Mathew Mewed amuse wise • rode say am Mr. Meted Jobe Oserhogee„ ma atterery of the ewe, to obew ewes why he Aerie mot pay ewer ML oder tho ibl lowly efreorestaease ,—h appeared dist • Mr. eel Me. Wiloce had tor .mplit sa make yeast a party, Mr. Gemilts yea reap et their str .He hod ho timpl= nd tme cloth o pence wood T who le bad lees tad bee guilty et Inikradlog kis . Teak* after et. prehmieey gim le the attics len Woe, bp tested to Mr. Oat tv daboisal we Wady be roue to oo..tiesmet, It wee amossi thmldisiont abseil •• • 1.1 I • order fee the esit sad cede. Tossdelth,lsmornr, west 10 Alee et the deimedeett'eatrereey, sal molereeitte auto the w tea for h2L The emmetamt hed re Imes rid see to Mr. °eyespots, sedate when Mere woe ae=e- IWO whttor.r , , bat the relit reed the queen • p., tone to on ottererro clerk Is emelouttet dee weer elme• whore thou is shooflies of him employer boned Meteempkryer. L Ittototoly, with the eaeaset of Mr. Qua* who appeared me the o.h,r mido, the natter woo rebored te Wass M. 5051.11 AND •N0T5115 V. RONTNT4,—JDDemiurr. TM Lord Chief Berea delivered tbe Adman tithe awl is this ems. TM pinsMte had .nod as tbe ssif • Malty ~pt who bad mewed • MI el elle to the end the j•try found that es Ms time of th• lose it ere• ham on the teakrupt ned tM dtkadant that the secevity should he gt.fa, sad eo it had Wen contended that the sesta meat wee valid, whereas the plaint& c.etanded It nee not opal It the deft 'dant to peeve thia The giving of • ale bad Wes postponed at the time, own; to Me sawillsep. nese of tbe baskropt to Mee it reentered, but three dem mete peened between Me parries the first was s psi say eon, the send ea sentronst to pep labweet, sad the third • pobey allneereme &post tad sa wrung. The meet erse of spades nun tits Me should be diorite:god ea the emend Met the par set postale the whole egreemint between the Jedgman tromedinelp. •awls e. 1110.01/03.—UNSTAMPED wAsaAsra OF ATTOILVIT. 'nu!. iss raw bin*, court us s rule wad a erase my sad raised as ireperteed qweetioe as to the prudes with reward e, sastalapad wanaata of steamily. Mr. Lush moved on behalf a the piebald Ike a rob le show ur.r why aerate warmers of dumpy be the enewet d 3 , n) , Aosta sot W tales a the Ale, thel they might he etsuqed Nlr Here Idotta bid be %/lambed are the UMW tit voeld Mob to stamp the Ilemals es ibe psis tbattatageminadraMwodlaidshodsWdsalAW jedgemat molder, ma that it bed bent the intentional( the money to avoid payment of the duty. The Lord Chief Beta—if then ewe my intention to evade the dtey, this court, sitting here to protect the mesas% will sot aliow the warrants to be Wm of the Ile. Will yea give messy sudiarity, Mr. Leah, Is ahem lhat we are Mod to moat in cheating Ms rammer Mr. Leah replied thet if the Ikileiter kr libmge teamed to stamp the warrants be weehl apply far • memiames to mama Wm to do so. He would mamma as to ths practice that the amp Acts from area to het allowed a prly to have • dOCIIMMei sesseped, impale, • pressimy panally, bet that it was saver WM/a to impale seek • peaty seas km of the sate dscumeat. The Mature ems oestimpiated the wilful madam to ateam • detriment. eni as deed maid am now with any j ai maks • retrespeetim law which would slier • he, emus el mediae. Whet be sow asked for was far lams to take the mitosis of the ile sad to pay the penalty, id ao third party hal • right to intervese. Mr. Hama Chassiell remarked that deo attorney bad beet waived by the darer of the coed ef tb peril he ran If be baled to stamp the warrants on their being tiled. Mr. Leah tumbler contended that the second judgment creditor, on whom behalf • role was to be moved for to est the warrants said* on the pseud at .elarity, must have made that application within • resemebb time, and on that ground alone he bad no right to he heard In • matter which elected tie crown and the 'abject. Mr. limeliiss showed cams spinal the role l the list la- Mann, sod also moved for • rut. calling on the paled" to show came why the warraats Mould not be set aside oa tb pound of irraguluity. He submitted the wariest@ halag unalamped were void, aed if the plaintiff were to be at liberty to pt them stamped they meld only operate im sowjedg. mate tarts; aid frees the leis when they were so stamped. The Lord Odd Hama said the mart would reserve 'cidg ; mentor the point was Ise imperleat set le metre sad maseever It wield te arissary did the pea tu l le be amindiated M Os eseelm WAYLAND V. Tin OSIAT NOMINATX MAIAWAT COMPANY. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1859. 111.13011) TA3111:111110 yr= ♦ 1011 UK. _ . Mr. Hawkins mid he bed te dry and wind a re* eh eased by Ik. Jars, salmi as Maps. Jokmisia, Farqu har, and Leraft,_rasineys it the deheidri, la show sew why=allawld set pay W eras et tbe Wig sad of this vpl whisk bad keen rade ea the @alma ot Mr. Ceti*, the *bars aransey. N. bad shwa the aillimits with whit& he was peeper* r nest ads tab * Ls hen* Mead, who had sow se desk that the midst d woo daily es~, sad thatt was sat the a = From/ ter the , et ea keptelelka w Man. Mirka, rasher sad Lodi Jesse—Aa reprds any haprailts ea those gentlinmen pirsaally, that Is enmity het we are =dnew to show that the matter et enowned eb* wad that woe the ground of iM Kr. Elawidne—The mead wee that thejwy mP LVl L been lempeed with la the* elks. It is of the met vied oonse penes vs the diarfeltet at that INSUSIDIIIII Mat this matter *oral he catered up, and that the charge theald be repu diated as publicly as it wee made. I my sins say, in rellareace to estailer moral wide k hes beta made the sub dea egalleadta te the Cant et Quesefe Beath, sad to w jest hich the name et Kr. Lowe, • • optima }wpm, was mixed h e ar w a d tits mattw which onenmed haw= blimphar mad Kr. Lowe was, that se bpdry ass sa Me ease was likely to last. Mr. Baron Martin—How did ell this happen Mr. Hawkins—Thin *re two Feb; was • nomination Bet, nod the ram • *dated lii with 411 sera. The name et James Nibbler we of *or objects' to, and the clerk brag raise the lapreeran that the lira ware elks, and that the era ems ea the sword pp was is be amok out, se struck it eat ; but the sear were wet *gild 'Mt two lists, an the the Irma sense had lawn struck oat. Now it wee shown on the aids** that Mr. Noble bad no interest is the matter Mr. Cads bed sworn that all the miscarriage wee la mailgram ot Mr. Noble being oa the jary. Yet, how had he need Mr. Ceti* was the **rosy in the case of Withers wheat the Gnat Nordista lialway," and in tan diet *otiose spied the aagw~, and la then ha had attended and reduced tics lists, bee ho W IKI Mr. Noble's saw is than. Mr. Jena said that feet wee enterable on the ground **Kr. Keflind desired to Its* Mir. Noble's name struck eat. There wee as k putselw at Messrs. Johnston, For getter, mad LONA; bat meld net le be aa instant sup posed that thee, reduced liste should be he in the custody of attoraey's Sleek, instead of the shortie It brag than admitted that the mar bed occurred through • mistake, The rah wee discharged by consent. This was the lett day of term. Mr. Baron Bramwell sat fir • short Wes in another court sad took • few ratio*, which were not of public iaterest. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAM. 31. (Ben as ladp OTdirey.) aostrits L Aaiun lts.-9331121107. The toaster, la Mei la Atoet, leering• will, dated la February, 1 aa the lest adopt of which trio redeemed t embed dated la *wet 1849. The erW was warmed la dee Ulf, bet parting of it had hese armed, mad the anemia= alma was feed W ham base tore of. Twins, Is ergeassett, bed oreseeded that O the magh dsouseed Dr. might lam banded to sal a raw will he had ao latembra bMs lateetam It should be died OM the tor maw, as the Meth at hie elm, bed Mhos hi *Mr te lye with W. Yet be bed ellareards querrelled with bra sad bed tamed two eet of deem, end thet the pods= tenet oat tubs will wee the boquestela bee imam C. Cromwell said them wield be as dealt that the mai lman of the will amounted is • algae sat of ouboellatioa, sad Met it bed bine does mime revemaitl. He should, there fore, ream yrebtele et the dominant ILATITAND 6 VA T WARIA-A LUNATIC SUITOR. Dr. Adams, Q.C., eggitiel b tha mar kc directions r to whit arra roar he adopted eat mimeos to this wk P TV petitioner, Mrs. Hayward, lir twithated goo arlings it the restitution of orjagal Hero ; a had boas tread sad It had hawk rspristal ITZ ) ylsoistis them The wurt had error other th• proardings .to p as, hat ha had now affidavits showing that N. Hap war ides la a lunatic asylum, ad wan brag maintained by hm hashrid. DiTModlam said bo bad boas retained by Mr.. Hay d wood, bet so Ids Aso woo wow issaas, he iron sot in a ;wa s& to oar wor woorrb& Mr C. Comma aiding W poonadiaga to be Ward, .ad disected the paymat of dr mammy wkic.b had bow aewdod =lib ft ors& Bekva.lbtrawer, prawasood say as to tbo of Ms& Mayword'a cow& kw mad boas Nom.inb bdonwiks as to dr circumstances wwwwWWl nUb Mos pelkkoor's ropolbliow of lb. ammo mad Ina& bad Ws swami MY by kr bid gavials. STOLTZ IP. STOATZrAZ ICCIXTIIC lAJZSTITZS. Thin on • petition for sepentios Mad by Kra Own at the wad of cruelty sad dasardas ; both of nil& dram am. Malan by the=. Mr. Stens ' awe Ned to be a parson of yrop= • member of the bar ; bat it will be seen ken the Not he even hardly be called " • lamed nationsa." Me. ihrjurmt Perry and Dr. flti s s i r i =arail kr the pod kner; sad Mr. Massy kr the Moo. Skate said—My maiden arm wee Houses. I was the daughter of • marehmat at Brinell, ohs died whiml wee one yews. I berme an with th• neroadont in 1546. I was mann to him m e t! 27th of Nommabor, We west he rank lodglap &utkwaed, Rune pte. A abort time after ear mambo, whim we were walk isg b Peron Boy, be bow to am very bed Magoon to ano, mad he donaniesd as know me over the cliff. I was amid be would dew 'ad I hinsined home. That night I NM dews Rake altar be woo to bed ; M followed me, knocked Oki mans oat of my hal e sod gen in • black e,.. la Dimembsr h• thnatimsd M mil me nth nem bat wer. He web atkremeds ths Wens we wen is mad wetted rat to go to eons fresh oar. I rebuild, horns" I asilerstood it was not • proper pine. He said that If I did set like to go with him I mat stay where I yea. He own. Mal his new lodgings shout three weeks. I dined with him than, bat I did not sleep then till the night before be hit. He told ma not be was going to Bath to hunt ; sad that he wend come and fetch me in • month. He went away the ' mat day. Aa I was going to the station with him I asked Wm he lean me some money, sad be said that he led nese, sad that if I lin acme I had nun go to the Mika. He the. ran sway from ms. I reatalued at Southwood. I received many letters from hint—l lad several f.om him (nand) ta • day. He Int no no money. In April, ISM, I left Boanwood, sad came to Lancia. I consulted • so ldier, who wrote to Mr. Stool*. Mr. Stone came to fetch me, bet odor legal advice I Wood to me him. liettme from the respondent to hit wife were hire pat Is. Is the Site be *aired, in no very delicate terms, obethir se det tularemia any hopes of °Suring. It eon ended by that the writer loved his wife still, sad that be bad • lady of property for her. (lAraglirer.) TM other two were in the following terms Sarah, the new you roam down the bother, as theism-ant would have DO MIS liveable to do for two than nos." (Laughter.) t. Sorak, the moan you comes down the better. I have mak • gasket errs last me amity • month without milk or oessr." (Lavoter.) lzambatios rammed—When I we Is Lurks I received Post-odice orders for • few ninny saw sad the. I weld setty my lasdled her demons, but no sued Mr. sa.m. awl . Is July I west to my Indmad'a bons fy,, likkider.road, Dia. I found • trams named WryMork there. That sign my boatload "Meek ma anon than attar wink Its throat m• out late no mart madras* sad throw my 'inns eat altsr mi. I at fret hese snags Is a asighbrme• bona, bat I veteran home the mei sight. TM reepeadast mod Is treat Morrie nay won, bat be we no hod of the nose kind. In n I am" op to Lambs to get some thiage whlel I had hit al& Ilro. Haw mood, my Medldy. 11118 refused to Mt m• Mn than, and detained t h an it. my arrears of besedr i l= returned hams firmly skamrseda, but my to Malt so. Ono Sunday meeting I cod rind to gat Ins he Mon gad took away gone of m Map. I reassmed the isms gratiag, bat mr kagand to blew my brain we W I Mlggeptid to go In. Thin was 4WD A& larboon gad Om van bemire& ot pm& mad ho dem I aberwagdg oaroadol la goang ban dr be in& the nowient ago abind. On ha nears he old I &nil net deg aim nod rind no round dio wart. Woservegkil a goal &al, gni at hark ho throw OMscat lig the gad. I an a geed demi eut sad braid. the falbsah. day I look .at a somenno apron blm. Ho pea MY to Ink sad net Win 111111111111 raft he ago Inked vg 1H the rut day. By the milts b'• shim I want book to Ike beer, bat ha BMW Mena to I 10 Jimmy. via he am with two mist red took away all the furniture except that la two rooms. Mr. Stoats abased his mat for their hu•aalty, aad In about a fortnight after wards he brought three other men sad took away everything. The men this time ems threw my food off the plate that It was oa. I borrowed essee furniture boa the asiglibours end kept pommies of tits baba at bt It, kowever, sad cam eme ormaleg boobs in. He gars us a kips' adios to quit, bet I never AL Ile look the mem out, and did all le could te webs tt unbkolibblo. _ Croawasmiesi—l loft hisser sciedstall with hiss in a 1 rafters, makes. I did net invite Ides Is ge ham with as. : hot he did ga. I swat said him to end kr wins. I sever told him Iliad 10,0001. is my ewe right I saver wrote to him, but he kering, nese Is me. I saw him severd times asala Ware I wee merle' Is him. He never oom tWei me tout I led Ist a let of low fellows come to our mosidmi ma drinking. In point of fact, I saver did rages sag mem there. I did not eve& see the braked. My hashed did net lave became I was in the habit of receiving peruses he disapproved of ; but he received oaks to quit on worst of Ids cruelty to me. I disposed of the foram:eat Bamegabi—sech trumpery es it were—without consulting Mo. I saw Yard that he brought an action spinet the moo who W bought it. I ortainly did not rare to my babied to Bath. When I came up to Laden my *imp, It was with his consent. He gave me a arvorsign te pa _my kn. I did sot tell him that I wee gob( Is get 10,0001. item my god mother at Clifton. I know • moue mama Berisantson. I dare my I never told her that I was married, far I was not pried of my marriage. (A lisegit.) Itrersonned—l obtained 36e. or V. fa the furniture I sold at Rarospie. I was the in great distress. Two or three other trimmer were called who corroborated the petitioner in her sadism as to the violate with which she wee toned at of ashcans by her hasband. Mr. Dairy dm Wasted the jury ao behalf of this rw. l =iwhom ho spekeof se a " quiet, harmless, ima s'," sod also Ns gatimaao of riedoemest sod saws- tion. Ha ass pima ids ease in the box to give la ac count a Ids mieried Similar-14ot berm acquainted with Mrs. Shiro at the Wenton-suppirre Manor We were both were to pby the trek; and aro striver& went i Um rem or ris to fined I essompsnied her hams. 8b rind as ft bey her sem rm. I how mesh I hair kr thee= It bre been • fig. .) whet• lterdl brawl IL I Wire she bunk the whole of liensr)—imt I Web have tested It. We wrote to ewe Mbar. Ws enneweris met by in the Low th is Amor Br the the a Vit m et road. fibs owns to daft rat Da* sod re stayed with toe • moth. I her very sr y. (L IMMO Bhe nee to liatiss. Ism Mr 'pin In re Oil Kentrar Armenia as err, le me et Bossepiti, end lhod with re r my wife. Boer months disr wads I meth. bar. TM rear tre I sow her she told see that Me ermetivir at Clifton hied I Pre hot 10,0001. fir sold dr she MI two or et whom wee Mr. Tar, et Ostraikervor, rlstr al ot a l I forgot the near at as attar. Able or I sow two or tree men at the hors kerbing seal . I rob truer bar, sod mid loh p bosh I**p. I tomb 00w sperreata, bat slo ears sway reesen, owl sold abe wild ye book to the old ors I road my wry err Mid, sod so I NM I word p to Bath, were Itt imer of ray eta Mr raked to go with nos, sag se un dirtied sits kr 10,0001., I thought it was of Bre impart ones whirr as west or not. After four sorbs she came down to was. lihe stayed with ass a low ribs, and then she rid she must yo to Bristol, to we bar. paraiss. did not object to that. After a while she weragrag. mod this she rid she moat pto Lorca. I told her thee V sh• did It word he spirt stmert. She thiermul to run me 1 hes dor, sod et Ipm Yr serosign. dki not 1 1 are Mr be these or his otrilbs. I found her in the hoer ene day when I letnerd boas, and I said that r ohs west away without my carrint I would not have her book. Men took her up In my ern end curried bar into the ear I mew ruck her, at used hod laftlep to bar. • beaks opts ay chest sad took away my this Seeds and =tarle tweet to soy that she sold up or hour bill of M re. (Laughter.) The ledp—Wee thet the here yea Orr lived la I' Wittier—lt wes. The forbore monprioad pa, a bed stead, and bedding. (ImoPter.) Mr. Serjesat Parry —l Shill not ask this witness a single question. . . A felrothar atomise were deo called, but they added !Nothing that vas relevant to the Issue. Amongst the midair of the one, however, a statement ableb was made by • Kn. earpiece= aaarvis to be placed on mord. she asid that ohs ma Yr. Steels 5 oompany " with a pawn she had knows is early Mimi" sad In cross-szambatiott she ex plained WM ... es gnat -- t of the man, that this person was bar . law ssainsi up, the inroad judge rid that the rayon dist nest he • very extraordinary man, if ha really thought I dud • lady with 10,0004 would ask hint far • shilling to get tome wine. If after the aoaount he had biota& given of her estrinst he had mulled for the take of obtaining her sup posed ketnne, he ought not to have keen surprised if he did DM ist • very good wits. As for th• letten which had bets no& Vibe respondent wished his wife to infer that he expected •peehst siesta to last bar ea long as he said it had done his, the pietism be drew of his aetisbasat was sot likely to prove very attractive to Oar. (Langliter.) The Ivy, without • 11101111114 . 11 hesitation. Mal both in faveor of ths _ _ _ _ said that, as Wee salsha 14 sons dinar alas as dr Ids acres kir gasstlea ea pasestt. at dismay, la wail Mr prosattadag COURT OF BMITILRUPTCIr.—JAN. 31. (Before Mr. Coroniesleme Omahas.) IX RI 1011XPII VETT. The bankrupt, dasadbil sea merchant, of Jewry-street, Aldgste, cams up Ws anomdastion under the mooed peti tion. The aanamde awn anlestentielly the same sa those on which he formly a =l. li•billties, chiefly in Constantinople. tjw=rty seized at Constenti aegis, and belt by sendbene kr. Lahr Nnegnelml ;MTlionbarn, for the assignees, eihrod no spades. H. nom se id be wadi sai we go very minutely Into the ease t lee wail pre re brebispte smuniaation. Them ewe clemiebssee . verr Ihissedie to the bankrupt. He . . h. hat& ever a beg; entest of prepsity b thie - Zoastry, and bed Flies it up to the creditors, hided of mi.- ft, sa he might have doss. Be had •U latLag aa up a large amount of property at Cartel. bed bees administered according to the law of *op, eateasst the ereditors there, who wave easy muck the roe se the creditor• under this estate, sad who had had the benefit of that property. The bankrupt = i ree ß a ti , i misations of wad act hew rammed for the O. MM. neetlsg. • geatimes who mid the bankrupt had left California without pqhts the debt due to his firm wished to oppces, but It apperaiag that he had not proved his debt, his opposi tion was defined till the certificate meeting, which wee tiled for Much I. The bankrupt, a tailor, fa Marylebone, nointly applied for his certificate, sad had his protection withheld for a short time. That time having expired, application was made for He renewal of the protection. It appeared that a e'en& %te et env* had hem taken out against the bankrupt, but he W managed to elide his creditors and so escape imprison ment ; and the portion arose whither the onus lay on the minces to show that he had or the bankrupt to show that W not been out of the my. As affidavit was now find by the banb• upt, stating that he W keen within the jorisdiodun of the court the whole tiros, gad there being no e•ideaos on the other side, HU Honour granted peoliestion. The baakropt warn a small bookseller, in Warr lrk-square. This warn the adjourned examination meeting. No accounts led been Bled but his liabilities are stated at 1,2001. ; st asis i2OOl. or 30111., dependent on the ;realisation of copy to of the Barlow, Library, tic. Yr. Nicholson, for the seeigame, autabod the bankrupt. He admitted that he had commend Wiser in partnership with Mr. Fryer, with a capital of 201., mad 601. borrowed marry. He denied Melo, imemmtiod that they bad 2,000/. Ha led told Mr. Wilma that le should motive &haat 2,0001. on his =Mega WOKa wee preming for his mecum, and bankrupt got a wrath's iettenelos of his credit. He had act depewited any stock with Mr. Milkr, of Monate-arum.— nothing beyond a few mirage books, which belonged to • friend, and were afterwards returned to him. He had be.. fa partnership with Fryer up to within a few days of the bank ruptcy. Ea the letter produced MMus MAIM Fryer, it he wished sot to be impliastsd Y the prommliame, to keep out of the way. He had not Meg W beleserebset, keine. ha 'Pr i unable to pay the scomabat. Did NM loon where Frwas sow. . Nichoison said that liss henkiwpi le ss y re:mod all Meg to mower this mentios, mad the lad only jut beamed that Fryer wee sow ia the 014* of a re- IkM sad ma premat on journey. He aged i m i namieeti•a Mould lo• aMoarned eine dici. Ills Mom mid he &odd take that ream, and should alelrfese re greet farther plceetioa. TM recommendation to hit b keep out Of tho way w e;ii,7lettetopt to Ids auditors of =pith* tbey might obtela from the portaor. IN the reeoatatoodatios of tho onions hie Honour con sestei to gl, prolootios for • Monett Forlod. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-4Ax. 31. ALAIMO &Wine 01 Mal. COMMIIIIIO/Ili P/lIILLIPS. Mr. Csassississsr. Thilliss NM Isla, is lis Ism, - &pees& el UMW 11•117117 GT - sit early lie;r: sal shot beirg is his mem mare Mme -•Mk to Mr. Cou- Widow MirOy la He mom M lame he emplaned el • pas Is lb Mad. Oa lie ream to Ide ewe remalm MEM erlit maim {Nam and Imam Irwrbie, sod speech km. Medial eY wee peered end Mr. Marna, 01111 mobil elvber, ma ant kr. Mead ellerwerde Dr. UM, Mem Kiss College Pleopitel. aetuiei , sad • tem& ales reek pies. hi she 86er ;me of the d 7 He Camembiamer am removal 88 Mr rmaimeo Is Ger lommerre, am Warm* Mte. Ilt u MINIM TATLOX. Tido Imo sit oppdootkos far W. Mi. aimed won& MN Mr. Doom iropporrod holl—fro Jo room land ILtretwoo a. - Mork * hooka. both maim 1.6 a0, aura- Ires-161 sot aroma; sod a rook rand W ark le Mr. Wu. loomivorro ~sq. NM dry bed his. pad IL to Wood is Ilmoy hod Writs ktit Moodor sod bon oa doy 101 l nod Midair. to pp poor so the mime orooloo. Tbr Yorir songbird thei bo hi Ms a iddrol." end said he would bring the whole ease before the court. Ile meowed en ettorney's clerk on the other aide of epitomize Ws, end telling the ball not to coos, ea he meant to bolt." The click denied that he had given any suck advice to the beg. Mr. Cammissieasr Phillips ewers& himself in ennui term ca Wag bell. la the warrior courts what ball was Won emit a Wag would ad be remitted for a moment. Wake said ths wassey bed bus pad to the bed. ne iselrout wsab beak to pdsaa, sad it wu geld his Weft was appointed kw amt, when he said hs mildews, what he Mond a " sasspireey." CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Emboss MitAsti surrendered to take his trial npon a charge of wilful and corrupt perjury. Mr. °fridge promouted, and Mr . Robinson and Mr. Cole were counsel for the defendant. This indictment, it spurred was preferred by the direction of Mr. Justice Willem, the defendant having been examined as a witness in an interpleader action tried before that learned judge, in which the question we whether a sum of 1811. had been advanced by the defendant upon a bill of sale executed by a person named White, and he woe examined to prove this fact. The jury, however, It appeared did not give credit to his testimuy, and Mr. onic° Willie , at the conclusion of the trial, or der ed the dedandant to be taken into custody on • chard* of POW/. The Recorder, after the learned counsel for the prosecu tion had made • brief statement of the facts to the jury, maid It appeared to him that there was not sufficient legal proof to support • charge of wilful perjury, sad the jury, cons.- lyYn«a, =dr his lordship's dilution, returned a verdict of 17, • good-looking little girl, p!eaded gut; Ihs ebarge od akwfully concealing the dead body of hot auk Meghlmok &ad. Me. Melgh, who oggsemill for the prisoner, through the kind Intervintlen of the alwIM, said that it was a very new Imlay awn. The primer was in @aria, and ehe bad ben atied and deserted. Hs add there woe no doubt that the MIMI was dead when it aurae into the world, and the Flame beil a • ndewrourod to cowed her shame by putting " aniseed the FISCSIN to be oonlined in New pie kr ewe remilt. Awe Mnioste. 211, *sled guilty to two indictments, ciarghug his whit ombemlig arms, the property of the reagwr r amoseaky, oa mo d the Ay of London. Mr. IWO. who ll=prinsants on behalf of theeirperatio• of the sky el lowdria, skied that the prisoner WI bon enipged in • alert dot Webs years in the City Omsk On" mid I. bah kin advantage of his position to • eunaliwethe sum ef money. The corpora. :11:= Mt It le be tusk duty to institute the present Cbat be wee at the ems tiew:inatructed to state lite usil ens mesa to bikes that the prisoner had not ed the w far Me own purposes, but had applied it to rases hb pally ken • pukka of distress and difficulty in Mike Hwy as doubt wore pined at the time of the maw sedan, _ Mr. ReWawa. who append for the prisoner, said that the Wham apposed to ham beta committed ander very pia ful ctrommetsmoss, and them wee not the least doubt that sot a single farther of the =mg that we talon by the pri soner was applied to his own vas or for say purpose of extra vagance, but was employed to come liabilities whit* had beta Mooned by his father, and to relieve him from a very danger ous position. Under thiss Mresinstaaose he saki ha trusted that the court would feel that it yes a are in which the prisoner might be dealt with is a reatital moue. • number of highly respectable witnesses were celled, who I gave the primers a meet emellent obaeocter. It also ap peared that the prisoner'a father had has. a collector of nested isms la the City, sad that he was a defaulter in his somas* sod thensoasy abided by the pasear appeared to ham Mem employed to protect hit fear the oocrequencee. Thellasordsr,lapsmingeratenea,otesrved that ths prisoner had so desk beta eared to se peat ea amount of tempta tion se any prom sad honesty posithly could be, sad it woe poW to ill s a seVat he had been unable to resist it. It mewed that he had taken the money to save his tither from the cemsgasates of being a defaulter in his acomara, bat the protecting was a very dangerous as, and had pistol him ti his pee sat position. The court, under catiatrf otrommeeaces, always felt It to be its duty to =severe matron in eery cam where a servant em the F i ef his employer, bat taldng into consi deration the fleas of Wm case, a very different sen- Naos would pastel to that which was umally indicted in *Mier eases. He the ordered the prtroner to be kept to hard labour for for months. Job,, Hart, l7l;ded guilty to a charge of embez zling different awns of !now battening to his employee, the Surrey Cowmen Ns Company. Mr. Robinson appeared foe the prosecution. The prinoner was essemosd to 18 months' hard labour. NEW COURT. (Before the Common &dant.) . , ?kV CorArd, 61, sawyer, was indicted for unlawfully sbnelagEmma Jens Billwinkle, she being above 10 and under 12 yams of age, and also attempting to commit the same Once on Rom Balwinkle. Mr. fireigla prZechied upon the behalf of the Society for the Protection of Young Frahm Mr. Ribton defended. It appeared that the primmer ha s for above 17 years been in business as a lath nadir at Kingeland, and within • short &team of the children's parents, who keep • newsreaders' shop at which the prisoner used to deal. Is the early pert of Met yew the girt Emma wee sent into the service of a lady, near to bar mother, end after she had been there about ix web ohs stayed oat all night. The aeoptlak she gave of haw dames ma that she had met a neighbour who took her to the theatre, end that when she got home Me found her mistress's house shut, and walked about the street all night. This neighbour she afterwards stated was the prisoner, and that he met her seversl times during her stay in that lady • service. After quitting she went back to live with her mother sad stepfather, and se ethed them in the burns, but having bed some words with her stepfather she left hie hems. About • week attar that, she being upon London-bridge, in company with • girl named Cunaiu ghsoi, they were met by the prisoner, who asked Can:heehaw, whom heanaered to know, to allow the prose. ' cam: Emma Buiwinkle top with him to a house of ill-fame and offered to prowcuteix Is and to Cunningham 9d. Cunningham refused to allow trix to go with him. but at his solicitation went aaeelr, sad prosecutrix accompanied them to a house and Indeed until they came out. A few days after that proesentrls nest the prisoner agate, who persuaded her to allow him to take her home, to which she agreed. Upon their way home he induced her to accom pany him to a hones of 11l has la Whitechaph, where he seduced her, and afterwards took her home to herparents' shop, and she stayed with them a short time, and used to help in the business. Whilst so doing the prisoner used to meet her, end get her to rob bee parents and give him the money. He also mid be would take her to live with him and allow her a guinea • week, and that hie was to go out at nights and meet gentlemen sad give him what she received from them. After shying at boats • short time she again ran away, and went to live with Cunningham, and during that Memos the primer used to meet her and be upon the closest terms of intimacy. Finally, her mother east her near the Vacherie Theatre, in esenpany with Cult. ningham, sad leek her home. The giti Cunningham also west with then, and at her mother's shop she saw the pri• sore before whom she told the mother how he bad acted. Prisoner said it was all the girl's fault, and 'upon the mother of prosecutrlx threatening to call the police the prisoner ran out of the shop, and she did not me him agaM until he wee in custody ; that wee, upon the 21st of last July. The girl Cunningham had since then been got into • mkrostory institute. Ia croes-examination the proescutrix gave the following account of her acquaint ance with the girl Cunningham. She had, she said, • few words with her father-in-law. She went down the Kinghood-road, as far as Bhoreditcb, when the girl Cunningham came up to her, and asked her to take • we'k with her. Cunningham was about her own age, thir teen. Prosecutrix mid she wanted to go home, hut had been quarrelling with her mother ' and did not Ike to do so. Cunningham then pomaded hair to go home and bee with her, which she did. They went to • hoe.* in Kent street, which was kept by • woman who had two daughters Were. Other girl. lived in the house with them, and mon used to oonm and re them. Pro/matrix used to go out at night with Cunningham, who used to inset man, and take them to brothels, and proascutrix waited for bar until she came out. She, Cunningham, took men sometimes intolCent street, and sometimes into Smithfield. Illas did not have her meals at the house in Kea bat shoat at coffee house. The prisoner used to ma her after she left home the wood time. She was away than about nine days. The remaining evident.; which is unfit for de.a, proved that whilst the prisoner knew where the girl might be found, he visited the mother, and to her expressed his sympathy, end at that time, during the shame of the mother hem the shop, criminally so/suited the younger sister, a child about ten years of age. As mon as the prisoner found the pollee were after him he absconded, sad was not taken into custody until December, when in. formation wee given of him to Inspector Langdon. Mr. Ribton, for the defines, 'Toed most ably ur in the absence of proof to corroborate the extraordinary tat chive of tha lfp fr ol . the Indictment charging the assault upon the younger child the prisoner waa elequittrd, but found Guilty spin the Oaf. The Comma Seelimat said the offence of the primmer was the most infamous he had ever heard, and but for the pri soner'. age ha should peat upon him the extreme sentence. ' He was then sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment shd hard tabour. The owe lasted tintil • late hour in the evening. TEE POLICE COUBT& 31ANSION!HOU81. Spirioloss herr, es IteNes, about sixty gooro si al sa r t z bought beim the Led Mager, elmorged COI two rolle al allk, al the yoke ef IL, the proporty ee M. as i Co., media* et WallowebooL Mr. J . D. Timm, shah ht tb.englegeoaat of thopeobaa- We, oala—A little beim oba this no .robg the odooser ewe to our wanhosoo, sea I mos culled to &ow b bar demose. I had wet Pa lbw as mural molar eceriart mhos Maw. b bodi el pea, bet went away without =perebows. I seagesed that hie Wailful out to • may, obi osgooled him le wait till aor adman toviveL I Irit kr draliti son • pllo afZ i atol me I hosed posti te speak Is our who we aloft lie kw, 1 saw Ike la the act of buttoning his cost over two lounce rolls of silk of 18 yards each, the paper in which they were wrapped sticking out under his chin. I apprised the buyer that the prisoner had concealed two rolls of silk under his coat, upon which the latter Immediately took them out and attempted to put them down. They sre worth 81. Prisoner—l simply took theta up to look at the pattern marks on them, and the witswo omii I kd allooptel to steal them. — We Lord Mayor—He says you pet the goods ander your coat, and when he observed them sad celled the attendee of another person to the fact, you took then from there end attempted to put them down. Prisoner—No, air; no, sir; not true, I metre you. C. Lettle, constable 18-1 took the prisoner into custody, and found on him 260., a watch, chain, and seal, tea finger rings, and four keys. The Lord Mayor—Did he make any statement at the station-house P . . Covetable—He said he merely looked at the goods, but deeded having put them under his cost. At his lodgings I found some geode of a similar character to those produced. I have not yet had time to look them over, but think I shall be ale to bring other cues against him if he is remanded, as they have pattern marks upon them. The prisoner sou remanded. John Darmonda, a determined-looking fellow, 35 years old, was charged with concealing on the premises of a merchant, at 5, George-yari, Lombard-street, with intuit to commit felony. H. Dale, the housekeeper, said that at a little after eight that morning he had occasion to leave the Mot door open for a few minutes while he went oat, gad cc his return bond the prisoner crouched down behind the street-doer. He 'eked him what he wanted than, but recelved no answer. He than, with the assistance of a fellow-housekeeper, held his, notwithstanding • desperate resistance, till a coostable ar rived, who took charge of him. T. Crewe, °Mow 670—1 searched the prisoner at the atstion.hoosa, and found on him soma lustier matches, two pieces of candle, a knife, which out be used as a crew-driver, a pooket•lndie, and some quicksilver . He gave a fain ad dress. Prisoser—l went bade the eisix for the purpose of rase out of the cold. (longhtei Officer—He had as a of very th in indlarabber shoes. W. Dodson, 'Mom fit , i mid that shortly base the pii• maces • he saw him loitering in the Miseries, sad and queskined him. He, however, let him go, as he no specific chirp to make against him. The prisoner was committed for six weeks with bard labour. Williams, aged 26, vim charged with ilit the counting.house of lb T. Graham, hoe rnerdian e r m l, 151, Upper Thames-street, for the purpote of ceennitting felony. J. Bailey, porter to the persearger, add that about 3 O'elock on Saturdey afternoon ha had Menton to leave the ware house for a moment, and who upon the landing of the but flight of stairs he noticed the bead of a men in the house. He immediately esunedeeleil with his meter, ll Z met to the mention-hoe" end lowed theptleoser eeneseled under the desk. When ailed what limbess he led thee, the prisoner replied OM he bed came is sem& of inipiey meat. Some draws lied ban opened sod • peat aim papers were skewed ere the floor, end he MS ins Yhis bead was dragged from =tame* the disk. Primmer—l west Into the oreadag-boar to get a Mills Irak, but mold sot Sod eaybody there. I trawl bad dome want in eetee aide. orl get soder the desk, with the au tistic& of getting out unobserved. (Laughter) Witzess—He meat Items gone round argot (meths confer Wore he could get hate the counting-bonne. 0. Pitney, ormeable MI, sad that the prisoner lei re fused to give Ids address. The Lad Mgr—Priaser, yon could net bow gene there for the purpose of getting employnield. teems you go into a part Of the remiss. in which thu puffs see met ad mitted, and you atter go round or jump over the astir to get into • pirate spartesent, and you are seam, net tip waiting for anybody, but crouching down under the desk, evidently for the purpose of omicealment. The prisoner wee committel for • month, with hard Mew. George Fktekr, Willa.. Parr, and Charles Faints Wile charged with assault. W . H. Meldrum, a carpentir, living in Skinner-street, Biehopsgstastrest, laid that about half-past 10 on Saturday night he was standing at his door, cceversing with • neigh bourr, when the defendants approached him, and without uttering a word, Fletcher pre him a blow in the eye, which knocked him down ; and whilst on the ground Fur end Paine punched him in the ribs. He had never seen them in his life previous to the assault. Elizabeth Franklin, • poor woman who wa l a u =bg at the time, corroborated the testimony of the cow Lew Wills, countable 669, said that he saw listeber strike the complainant; and that Parr and Films were stauding near, and sppearol to be taking part in the affray. The prosecutor, in reply to the Lord Mayor, rid that all three risiesdants appeared perfectly sober. Fletcher—l wee the worm for liquor when the row eseenrred. _ . Tisitlortl Ilayor—Drutkennees is no excuse for crime. Palmy* that might isomer your punishment. Farr said he was sorry for wh►t bad occurred. Fares said that the complainant gave the first blow. Fletcher was flood 10e., or 14 days' im tin de fault, and Farr and Fallen who the Lord Mayor said did not appear to have taken so active a part in the affray, were ordered to pay be. limb, or to be inspriaosed 7 days in default. _ Jews Brook, a very old thief, who has been between 20 and 30 times In cus tod y, was charged with steal/a/a whip, of the value of 4$ , from the dog-cart of Mr. IL Price, oil merchant, 3, Camberwell-green. The prosecutor said that between five and six on Satur day evening he left his dog-cart in King William-street in charge of a lad fora few minute*, and on his return the pri soner wen brought back with the whip in his poessesion, it having in the interval been stolen from the cart. T. Allen, constable 448. said that, hearing the cry of "atop tithe," he secured the prisoner, who wee running away with the whip. The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, what have you to say In gnawer to this charge? Prisoner—A cabman, my lord, told me he would give me • shilling to go end steel the whip, and I did it. The Lord Mayor—You have brought the cabman here I Pi rrre . oo P er—Ob! dear, no, my lord. I didn't think that at all necessary. (Laughter.) Mr. Ooodman—That I. • very old story. The Gooier—He has bean hare, to my knowledge, five or six times. Mr. Goodman—He has been here 22 or 23 times. An Of icer—l b►d him in custody here last for stealing • pair of boots from a door, and It turned out that be had stolen the knife that he cat the boots away with. He is • regular enesking thief. The Lord Mayor—lf this had been your only offence I might have dealt leniently with you. You have been in custody ben 22 or 23 diff‘rent times, and hare told the sere story ovr and over again. You must be imprisoned sad kept to bath labour for three months. Committed anxrdingly. WESTMINSTER. Sarah Ann Fry, a well dreamed woman vas charged with the ',Mel murder of her infant; end James Durant, • very respectable looking man, with being en eocemoti after the foci and disposing of the body by throwing it into the Thames. The prisoners have been lising together as man and ale for some time past. On the Ilth ult. the temple wry delivered of a male child, which was found dead the next day under suspicions circumatan, is. On the morning of the 12th Mary Ann Povey, living at Hindon-street, where the first offence is alleged to have been committed, saw that the child wee all right, and half an hour afterwards, when she again entered the room, the mother uked her to feed it ; white she wee at the fire she heard it nicks a strange noise, and on taking it up exclaimed it was dead or dying, upon which the female defendant said, " Yes, it wee deed when you took it up." The child was lying on the atm of the mother while the woman Poesy was in the room, end was not under the clothes. The body of the child suddenly disappeared on the 14th, and the landlord of the house haling acquainted the police of the fact, they directed Jae. Inner, summoning officer to the Coroner for Westminster, to inquire into the matter. The officer accordingly proceeded to the home on the 15th, and saw the male defendant, who, site, some hesitation, admitted that he had thrown the body over Vauxhall-bridge into the Thames, on the evening pre ceding, adding that he bed tied ft up in paper. James Oliver, 41 It, took the male defendant upon the charge et miedemsenor on the Monday following, and watched the house, by order of the magistrate, till yesterday, when the woman, being sufficiently recovered from her confinement, was taken into custody by him. Mr. William Gregg, of Na. 4, Warwick-etrest, Pim lico, surgeon, wee now present, and said that he attended the woman Fry during Mr coollasment. film was delivered on the llth ult. of an extremely unhealthy infant, which saitmly breathed, its lunge not being suffidently expanded. In cross-examination by Mr. Leiria, jun., for the pri soners, witness said—Although the circumstances attending the child's death were sospidom, it might have died of ina nition or of convulsions. He did not see It after death, but children dying of convulsions had such marks as those de scribed by the witness Povey, viz , black marks about the month. The eyes would not, in • case of death from con vulsions, be starting from the sockets, but he had seen such oases where • few minutes before the death the oyes would look more than ordinarily globular, and seam to be pro g. trudin The ••itness Poesy haying stated that the priaoners had opportunities of *Warring together previous to the child's removal, Mr. Lewis submitted there wee no evidence to show the Mild bed been strangled, se, warding to the mediae , te many, It Meth and probably had, died of convulaions. He therefore hoped the peisoners would be admitted to ball, it mat far Mil Hr. fayn4rt said be was placid fa a painful position. In ut. ordinary owes of things there would bare bent a port morass exanabiation, sad a jury weld hare shrimp= de cided whether ths child came by its death by Vioillloll or not. The roskeprisom bad reeved the body -4 j cry could not, therefor* tit upon it ; and he (the worthy magistritts) was called upon to as as &Jerry Hi would not take upon 'dotard( to dadM the one, bat soot . and it to the Central Crlinlaal Court. _ _ 'l'w 10;;;efri 401. wire emoted for the appeereoceof isck d tie prises.% THE TAX ox Doos.—By • return jest printed it sows that fa the rear andel lb. blot March Ltd the tax 4118 bp nailed 1P7,604J. MARKETS. —•-- THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the "Ilesk.hte nevem") Tao Parts flour searkek after some datum. ise esesrlorlold a &Mae or 60c. tad IL per ask. 11. earreat bloc 661. to Mt per 1p kilos. M.P. to it N. per MP aw. 6ia 1. The foor pm ware relatively dear, emelael et SP to 611. 106. pl. 157 allow p., meld: MM. for abbot dellwaelp, Ps.. es Ism as Paps/. 41f. ewe de. roaadod Me. 6d. per IN lbw) Tie wino leads Ps also maw prep else.--say about N. per qr.; lais Pe sase sere Ells lo mud coshurs. Bye malLmaied 14. former Flee llp meet, Mlle eop 111 Wm. BP* was am; .yd cob rather 40.1.• tbi IMP Moe worth 14 Me. pie IP Idlow La Me depelnewle What plow ape varied. Peatrleat MM. IP La all= cid daeMS: bsa lloadele PP Mame were Pe. ed. pa th. Meer. Onte in the Wm. fat ted depth 11 4 ! l ire Wi ll iwe kr at le•kbee.• al UK Se LPL per bals; at OA . O l der fe 144 •et Vthrybwtrete, 1411. to HOG At lith withe ththe wee nen direitien le Muth, with • retell demand thew Nuneaton ter whet wens PI to ISLcali la l :W s. ma she aeSeam . ''. liallair ms se badel lsar " li deetaw . lawY M ' Pe core Wade Ps the thet ethead weep kr went hetet 1,11i.75c. T. t iL ie. Wi ra l I"l l7V4e . rae lals 1.4 =WI. .T.I. * N. k. the luseeta and Pa for Loon ear prop= Pe nme me r= upset ea toped. the trade la pm. dth Plow 0 wthth ewd ea t IPII• Ina. Weep at Oro. Plrmzeltsede. WY . sod ape PM s peg 14= . eorintry 3.000 pa PPP ewe think the bees dea. • wheat the, Mectlca- M niter ". meth& Ism spin .6*4. lark *Worths', sad 7thitti Wog rather Ithier kr asd thaw wed lawns driswer. The err •1161111•1 1=4 „ 15 The month SO and then the eethembe et newistelea enelkertg . esseeted In whe w ej; ertheerl Inwthe lIPP 6. POP wilenther. jrieee thee Ind et laitirreld. ft itatlL°=, bag ban Ira 6*. yip v=bie. wish a weidesble fell of rala, ✓ e gas empweerel tor gloat at Pediabarg. lye we dall at . II"' makalso WO. ab. W. Pir V) Llaserd. 14 to 1a r. for Jew swi Were N. to 4d. per Or.) AY Odom Wm ear se doses Was the WU," brae soft wend Ms:: Ws. M. we er.), and We Naelsobto at 7r.25 c. WO Wedge we. at V We. (16a WI; mbar. LW Ms. V) Wes 4r. Teo die. Id. per v.) was via. Willl a eXllmailtre bads at feriae priers. and V vire sod Wray far We Areldwip. At slaws Warm bad bow Mae la WNW co We Weir awl kg Irr~y ea wesalatisa. al 4 OMNI barllooll. Issas aims inn Wowed II Melva per we& Wasp was vat but two at W to 14 ., soma,. Mar radar igrege-14 to WI lamas,. IMAM be Wood. IIL AL le la W.; ladirest. 4s. Id. to 4). W. • • WligS li. . 6o beet grim st Woes et a orograperre shouter. Wilts es eel= et eposslaisa With cbtekt by We ises 41 .. GIL • WYPNite. p r os. N.; rem W Y sato ti g g i i. : Win teMiyiL WU =tar Wit T filly flue i rriol ig 4cet to Ma W. pr qr. balsam kr Inn at Genoa —satire eleatialag wake& r i d. ll = l 7 4. lloriaski le ; dub lospoll W 41a.; Dowd* Ida Per 6r • ades ow l ass ar Wooed. maps the tart Waal 11sIte air Sod Is Mb owl a f bare WNW. Urn harlot bow Woe sl WM liewaseg bdi rret III: 1 pa. l.. es 41Ia Per oho rod biles ow& Oh. le 4is. per riot WO 2 • 08, * 136 . 114 . win. dr=ll l _ _ . 71=1". ". "1.1 = 1. 0 is h u waVgisais Mb = et rim . Dee 1404 sea elir . 16=wir mil aillo pis lbe ih ZdM n. We 011111, lot tl et le Ws esomegehe Mame at ea art. live ewer sore iswoll bedew awl Nato Weaved gamma kip el WA larthortes at 4 Min sod 765. ale. lAJ II It is Illalld. Is 714, per in voasel. l ia . l=iretrathadirealit 1 ild. Meer bedt. ilea pie 11.% sh rine atlas estiltsm 1 del. OIL pw beib. db. M. pa A._•;.1111 . 1 , 1 dd. lia psi OIL lffr I) WWI dab. • ••• ...kW OW. pr Sr.) 0,5, 0. .. - ramose Weans to Yles. ft. MI; Weise J ims t• Ma Ob. psi v.) TM age% tO Moak iad trthsi te: ......., ... I , ce hoary we WASlbsieds doer WU. beide Visa TM na -1 4debieletor mast ow away at saws: eel Wiwi to 1 dol. We. Pai ba i 1 .... 441. rt . :LT . 2. veils be nisi. WO Mil l r e., 3 4 3 1 9 .: ca. ..); roblia.l &A si r .17:::... Ir. fiSt. to 50L : 1 lialtrillMlSlOrla 161111 i IS . = 6 1611 9 : r imi 7.0.4.644115. es 6 aft per IRMA W.). rwl lbe Vale whest del. Ws. per bo. lik. 44. per WNW WNW 11111ALY DOR ZaTllllll6,4a.s. U. 1 lasonsi 1 Dalhusi irr. Illeaki lin Ilviwi—Wea —a Morahan I =mg Maass I • Midis. .1 ..... • ...... a 1.316 WM 1.I•1 yr s *4l 10.61.1 .F4:13 MIX 4X ltlee 111.421 IMO 113. T; MT Letel 16.11113 2,1 n UN IM2II OOSToll.—irrnoch. JAL 9.—TT. MOW. &Moo show Oro MOO aott , Stoll prloh iloossals on caramel, noon. la °or morlutt Woo boohoo at fon poke tot boo doh: Is oh too °Moho . 10,01 b bar ; h upon Ind esottotho.lospbao,t. 3.00. 8 .9X 0 & II OLIO TOL to ; litatao. al ; room, at CUTTLI--Lnsaroo 31.—Vbe nix ly of dad wits nearly Os maw es Wt week tba soot at radar Yew Pr= ke boa bed sad sulks. OMALM.—Loanm. JAL 31.—MM% ?damask 16. lid.; MAMA Wiwi Thiti= 7 6. 9d. ; 117Me9 11.9d0a Waft HarWm.l4s.99.; Davban's Wag p ith? Us 911.; Imolmes Wet Hartley. P 3. • Mw WW. 149 ; Udall Maar. Us• ; Talledd Moor lialas. 139 ; Mame Mimosa. 11. . W. ; Wm/ 111s.111.; • yam, lbs. Id. ; Walla IMd Amu Class, 11. la.: Maus ; Will. Mal Byron. Ills.; Will Mad Gdas,l69 34.; Walls IM4 llcsfardu 111 s. M.; Walls libsd Mark a. lis. was Mad Narlawstmisad. 14s. W. Walls Mod IMMO. lbs. M.: Mos 1141, 11a; Walla Lod MIL lla .a. ; Walla Madaylla M lea 33. Cu!• Walls Mad Haswell, 17s. M.; Walls lad Hamm. 17a 6d. Wail Zbalow Mame, lied.; W itire mama 19. 3 , 1 Ws% Mot Muth Maims. 17s. id.; W rad &overt• a. 17.. ad. ; Walls 1113 OWN., M. ; Was 1:1911 Marslmm_l, M. • Will. Lad Mewl lislk am • Was Mad lldairlakr, 191. as.; Walls 'Rod 1•11 m, f ella. Was WI Ilaid9 ilarlbmwd. 10b. Id• ; M .M. LA S." l ' K 16.6 d. •; Walls Mad Tow Med.; Will. Mdd 80 , 19 1 1 .+MT. 101 . 74 .4 Will WkMaredh. 14a 3/1.; Montague Oarisllold, 19.. 60.; Maas% 11013 , 71. Ms.; Passim Durrys flumm. 319-199ps at minuet. U 7; sold 114. TRAFFIC RETURNS. IUILWAW. Mr Par Maw ToIE4 Total. 6,rmom &anew 1a39. 1362. Week sadltas Jacuary I. 4 I A I SON Thank of tanana NO 2.299 3,411 LOU 3,900 Wont end's, January 13 Dairen and IA u•suto• .11.......ina .1.11.6 r 1 II aufAlo and Ulm Harm III 333 494 On We WNW Maoism at canada VP. 3.9 1 3 0 33 3 . 17 1 OW Week ending January 39. seam law . ... . 302 16.193 14 1 71 baadon. 38412060 a. mad Baulk 02m1 3091 8.687 9536 11.10 10581 SHIPPING INTBLLIGSNCB. CASU ALTIES. ♦aelacener, said to be Laden an la oats, wso aground yesterday on firaEl Sank.—Ltverpool, Jan. 11. Sento, fur Gibraltar, ham pat back —Liverpool, !so. SI. Kea, for Newfouodland, bat put book, with foremost eprcc f, load of malls, ne.—Llvorpool, 1... 31. Hoary Gardner, of Loadoo, Captain Weightsann, from Sunderland to Aden, !ean .treaded sod wtsedied hare yesterday ; crow lewd Tinned, Isaac He for New Tork, leaky; nimen,for 121oJaseire; fr i r Pensunt . no C.aark• it i fo r y, have pat per Mel (barque), arnord tine trout Xeiliourne, 12• d lost., ear Wa tered • noleat harries** on the 4th leak, is tat. II 8., lon. It L., end Int every sad that wu wt; nut day pas ad swami Mesas of wreak. On the 121 b hat. in Mt. I S., 81 E.. pseud • reek swath with tin water —Colomlnk Des. 29. Osman (slip). of Benton. U.S., Irian Cardig to gen Francine, coal lad.. aprons • leak In • gala of Cepa Born, and was abandoned; Sr.. saved. Post lading Captain White, term this port for the Banshee., Work on one el thole island, and brume a tccal writ ; the muter end part of the mew toll on the 131 s, -apt. In the longboat, and Mn not shun bras heard of.—Hong Dn. IS. Peanut, of Neuman Captain %led, from the Moditarraaren far Boil, ea been lost. —Shields. lan. 21. Putoine, Captain Davison, alcand f Demerara on th• list Oct. tar Undo), and has oct mace urn Ward of. barite. MlNallit Bishop, cleared from Demerara on the find Oat for Look., sod has not nue Item heard of. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Awe, of Sorborceolt, tram Lamtm 6r dayo, Dm. 10, lat 3 1910, 1C• 314 W, Marta (Maarlamohly), from , eorpool, Jam 9, let 27 13, los MU. Amy, Cram liaarltlaa for Nara., l ea 10, Mt 34 8, Om 13 Sam& Radtke (Womb from London for Port Natal, all moll, Dco la, tat 16 11 It, lea 11 W. from Falmouth for Boma Ayres, Dom 31, lat 3 N..11 1 . "1 .12.(EM 11 1 62 2 Ina London Wr Shangtom7, D.C. 11. lit 7 111, . — los I—l W. Wm Puma% Faith. bon Larropc al No Cabala, Nov. 11, lit II W, 100 few. Pram, from liowitirn far Leedom. Doe. 93, tat 19 9 . kw 9 W. Pidoraopber. Iron Calastla for London, Dos IS, Int 3 8. lm IT W. Clara of England (Wow), Irma Madras tar Landon, Dec. le, let 11 1 3, Inn 4 W. South Carolina, from LI•erpool fee Boesky, Jam. 2, let 6 14, ka 22 W. Mao% from Leaden for Itelboerne, Jim. 2, till N., 100 2,1 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADM/B.—Jac M. at AU flalatoatreat. MaAortae. the wife of Mr. W. Adana, of a &ashlar. the Cottage, flouthgate, hi Idalama. MA itUa of A. L harry. Fah, a a damebtar. HAM I LTUN.—Jars. it at 111linr .A Mama. near XxeM the wits of A. H. A. Manahan. 114. of • ..- MAUNSELL—Jaa. M. at Mtn...replan float'', Dobils, tam wife of J. Wheenli. lAA, of a ors. RAT DCM.—Jas. ai Upper Norwood, Mr, W. H. Marian, of Si d M raia./IMO:L-3mtatfo M. rr at SW biWn.blil, Use afro of R. Rkhardaos, . of arm nod A 100 M.—Jan ft at LrAtoroplaca. North Minton. Mr.. F. Rom at a eon. ?ATLI:V.—Jan. IL at Moor Moan. war Loofa , the wife of F. W. Tatter. lAA, of a daughter. MARRIAGRIL BATTHICOMBL-11ATN BB.—Jan. V. st Bath. by tbe Bee. 11. W. flesh, A. Bauteteenba. EM.. to Fiancee Klisateth, danehtw of the late G. BeyseLkie.. of PUIVINI I, .Lb• COX —IIKAP.—Jaa. rr. Great tloorreeetreet Chapel. Liverpool. be the le . . IN. LW" O.IL Ova. 14q.. of London. to Harriet. &Petra of J. Heap. We. of Tabirecal Park. Alatairth, near Liverpool. Dlllllll-111PISE1C—Jait TL at et Aroma etyma. J. A. Ttiih. MR- of rairbroot Berm Itatbfornbam. (isthmus hipline. &Pada al T. 0 Spew. /CD.. late Ith Dm ion Guard. DIL&T118. CLAY.—Jsa. 11, Wm. We of M. P. C. of Oxford greet. Hain mut aged et COOPIC—J..II7. at Hee PridgelAbis. WahUt. Caren. W. 0 "M wbu S io. DIVICIIP —Jr. W. M Old Owe*. 111.ghtdo , J. 0. 00 Man% DOVilbr il Alio. Ws of Kr. J. Dobcoo. .1 Ileseldior, neat IL Iltl i ttilL RA Wormalearo. Norfolk. Mr. J. limn., weird fll. LOWTHIA . IL Ilif ler. J. Ldm Wm Bea V of Wbortoo. am OWE% SWITIL- 4 1R, Gum /mow es at 1. W. MM. 1.4.. Of 146. ablomemwikedlift Kist. Nested sad Pe WNW be WILLIAX RUM Hes; et No.& lembiell Stmt. le the Clee et Maim. et the Olt" Is Lembeed Irerik la Yee ?WNW tes—Titemee. FIBSCAIS JAW fore toes subs bY Inhy • of DAI able Dow 14 AINO i L . 51 To i Wool pall loadr seeds Mr. I MOO porac Vs°l v., bus. I' dos/1 = ~.°: ~+r Marl Pam 'taw 311:401 fr a W ..m1 &mita Worm Caw, x.. 1 U. eat, Wae. a EN tared LIVEJ *haat Vet I Wreak 0117. EN Oar INTI Loada ol d l P HIL Z.O. BE ads. Wenn Amite s 1 W i le! 17. W MUM abli lie In 166 11116 61 ow tor ra iiim - s.l Ur add Ot ta ..1Y i"Ne El W =t• Alltiqty Oft Matti Dala i trouszt the eel a lame with ra 17a. R , eurstly hurtful roue,' 11100-1 tad ela dew the dri thok tea %Mee p D' 0 .1. MI Liver i —... , u ltra 011 la 4 011191.7 lIIIIITO Ma all lIMOK4 Oft* kelt.