The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-25 00:00:00

IN 4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE HANDICAP FOR THE CHESTER CUP. TO TIM ICI:OTOS Or 2112 EX21.&49. ant,--There is no disputing the fact, that the Chester Cup's popttLuity is this year at slow ebb, with only 151 subscribers to all, and but 148 hones entered, of which number nineteen have been named without the knowledge of their onion, reducing the genuine entry to 129. la the smith of its (key the acceptances mustered 129 and 131 in 1652 and 1863 respectively, and thus it is patriot the event has lost a great dead its prestige; the mistake made last year with reference to Straddle, and which cer- Minty spoiled the race, not being forgiven yet by owners of hones. However, Hr. Tophani seems to have been particularly careful with his last production, and Lis apparently endeavoured to regain his popularity b making use of his old sort of " flattering " handicaps, which is • very clever performance now that the minimum weight is Bat 71b, for he commences no higher than usual. He es, of course, driven into a corner with the three-year-olds, for with Adventurer and Gibraltar in at 9st 2:6 each. and Caller On and Lord Clifden at Bst 121 b each, it would be unfair to give one of them more than Gst 121 b ; at this weight Blarney has a little the best of it even with the greatest performer of them all, and the most severely han dicapped —Lord Clifden ; so that a great number of the fifty-eight three-year-aids entered must necessarily be shut out when their weight. take a range of 191 b only. Be tween five aged holes and fifty-three four-year-olds there is a difference of 40lb respectively ; and with only twenty five-year-olds he is obliged to take a range of 4416, ten six, year-olds having as much as 291 b between them ; and there ainst be some three stone difference between the beet and worst of the three-year-okls, if we could only determine where the rubbish is. But this it is impossible to do on last year's doings, even though all the 58 before Mr. Topbam have run in }public, with the exception of the filly by Battle Colleen Pawn, and were he privileged to run as low as 4st 71b again the feathered tribe would not be a nu merous one. 11, e are .bound to suppose that a three-year old entered for the Chester Cup cannot be bad, in the esti mation of his owner, ea a mcderately good one would not be able to compete with, a fleet-deer aged horse like Gibraltar, at 5110 for the difference d age* or 021 1 nib more than the qtllloo'll Plate weights allow, and it cannot he bad hanwcapping, because performers like Blarney, Caro line, the Clown, and Signalman, appose to hare most of the light weights safe, for the quartette could sot well have more weight put on their backs, and the 50 71b divisioe are debarred by the law from getting lam We do not yet know that each as Lord &Wand, the Count, and Dispute are bad, for they have invariably ran is good company, and to be beaten was no disgrace. Washington, Toot Tom, Greco land, again, always bad such reputations, that they may i v m e ey dan , t=isnoatSigoth:lir weights, hat but t Clown public running are the p ick of the 4-yr-olds ; oral let the fiald be ever so great, I do not nee how it can contain more than half a dozen of that age, for the fifty-eight entered will be pretty well weeded by the 4th of May. How many of them will accept their imposts it is hard to determine, but the dissentients tkusaten to be in a majority, although the ac ceptance generally ought to be a good one, the 4-yr-olds and upwards being tempted to stead more then ever they were. There ere of course exoeptions to this rule, and in the treatment of the two following lota there is cer tainly a wide difference: Age st lb Age %lb Lord Clilden Markdown 4 7 9 Dollar 4 3 Golden Pledge Carialwook II 7 7 8110W* 8 0 Anideld Tippler Morigold 4 7 4 Broadway 4 8 Dr. Syntax 4 7 4 Royal stag 4 6 Change Canary 6 7 3 Fanfaron Fantail Blarney Clown 3 6 6 Ghillie Canna 3 4 iltrualioan • 3 6 8 Crisis The Couut 3 6 7 Blr Roger Lord Zetlaod 3 5 7 Black Fawn Comtism the performances of those is the first column with the others, and not one of the lot from La Toucques down to Black Fawn will look like 'mention to the weights, although the handicapper is not to be blamed in taking CU* of a few of then', who labour under the suspicion of having been kept for hoodlum, as Li 00.111• was for so many months. Still I cannot see a &ewe foe one of than ; and nukes some of the bad performers weighed as such have been reserved for a grand coup, the winner ought to be com prised in the remaiaiog sixteen, who look bound to accept, d their owners deem the Chester Cap worth going for. However, to eater ado a thorough analysis of the race is not required, with the acceptances' dee ois Tuesday, and the handicap shall undergo this moms in my nest —lam, he., METEOR. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. W. At s congregation this day, congratulatory ad dresses to het Majesty the 9itees sod to their Royal Highoessee the Prince and Prowess of Wales were voted. The text of the addresses will be [related ea thou pre sentation._ The uodermentioned degrees were conferred : ~.—William Read Percher, and Dixon Peach, Ern. mannel'College ; Edward Coulees If mon, Queens' Collets, Charles Edward Taunton, 3LA., d CluinKhurth College, Oxford, was admitted ad readers gradrun. OXFORD, JAn. 23. In a txmgregration holden this morning the fol lowing degrees were conferred, via. :—/Laeters of Arta : Rev. Edward William Urquhart, Ballad College ; Rev. Charles Eddy, fellow, QUellies College ; Revs. Henry Compton Dickens, Henry Langton Rummy. and Frederick Rimed's, fellows, New College ; Rev. Freesia Badham, fellow, St. John's College. Bachelor of Arte—William Andrews Fenno, fellow, New College. MAGUALEN COLLUIS.--Tbs following gentlemen have been made actual members of this college, viz.—Demies : Thomas Wadden Marty' and John Wortley Cundey. Ex hibitioner : Cecil Walker Co.. Ustvgearrr Cou.noz.--On Friday, Yr. George Bremer ton, from Wakefield Grammar School, was elected to a Fronton Exhibition in this collage. • HOU, TRINITY SCHOOLS, PADDLNOTON.—A gentle man residing io Holy Trinity pariah district. Paddingtoo, has given the muni fi cent sum of I,ooof. t owar d s the cost of completing the above excel eat @shaman. The gift i. the more pleasing as, according to the Wanes sheet, there was a defic.evey of above 2,000 f., mid even now • sum of 900 f. is Mill wanting. The donor has requested that his name should not be published.—Pcldingeon Time. TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANT.—The report of the directors states that the remaining meets have sow Men disposed of, and there are no further liabilities. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co., the lessees of the hue, have lett mated that they will make no deduction from the half yearly payment of 1,25 d/. for the period ending Mat De ember, 1863, although the through oseinsunicatioe wee interrupted foe about two months ; they reserve to them selves, however, the tight to claim the without (3300 at any future time, should they think fit. The dhreetaes re commend that a dividend, et the rate of 5 per met per annum, free of income tax, be paid to the shareholders far the half - year ending 31st I:ecember, 1863, payable on and after the nth Mat The directors regret to inform the shareholders that intelligence has been received of a further interruption on the Malta sod Alexandria table, but they understand from Ileum. Glass, Elliot, and Co., that s ship has men despatched with • proper staff to repair the fault, end that the communication will, in all probability, he re stored in about a mouth from this time. During the inter ruption on the Halts cable, the company will get the be nefit of the receipts oo the Alexandria, Cairo, sad Sees line ; sod in consequence of the meat Menem of the Inc.! traffic, the directors do not anticipate that there will be any deduction from the dividend of 5 per cent per annum during the iemeieder of the lease. Before that term shall have expired it is confidently expected that there will be • further extension of the telegraph is the direction of Ada', and possibly of bide, by which the compsay's property will be greatly enhanced in value, end the directors will be able either to dispose of the line or to work it themselves with advantage and Profit. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAIL HAY. —(M Saturday night a dreadful accident, by which the guard of • goods trait, named James Branwell, lost his life, occurred no the North Loudon Railway, within two or three hundred yards of the Feacharah-street station. At • quarter peat 8 o'clock the body of the deceased dm dia gramed, frightfully mutilated, lying se the rails sear the Heydotiacthani juuction. The bead was oompletely severed from the body, the right leg was set off, and both arms were broken. It appeared that the demised had mom up by the 8 o'clock train from Hackney, for the pur pose of taking charge of • goods train. He then walked from the Fenchurch-street statism up the line to the Hayden square junction. He then got up upon the mem et the goods train that was waiting for biro. He noticed that the "engine lights" were not all right, sod got off the engine on to the line for the purpose of shiftioe them. Is the dark he seems to have missed the 'Mx foot" meet, and to have walked between the rails of the down He had with him the usual small guards' lantern, but it is not known whether or not the light was turned on. The 8.15 train from Fetichurch-etreet to Caledee. town ease &keg at the rate of 15 miles en hoar, and knocked the de ceased down. The engine, which weighed 25 teas, end all the carriages of the train passed over his body. He was .15 year, of age, and had formerly been in the Indian army. He leaves • sick wife and three children. CRTYTAL PALACE. HALI-A-CROWN DAT. -- SATURDAY, Ji.x. 23. Admirioas oe payment, 6ffi ; ditto by seance tickets, 2,081; total, 2,706. fAdVeltieelDellq—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Prow—neared/ of persons who have wrought wonderful mires by mesas of these remedies have Melted them es they deserved, bet have not given Shaman weed Menem mere than they richly Merited. An attentive mini et the illeeeklom" acommeming Holloway's Meditanesmawillenahis any to overcome kis Imelda. Whether fa be eights outwardly or concealed inwardly Seem akin dissects, Inhammationa , pelm. chest complaints, as well se many disorders of the head. matt stomach. lire,. kidneys, sad bowels, may be redicelty mi aowed by Holloway's preparation, They bays obi ereaket Memoir to imiliriag humanity. Menem me be Mewed *merrier*, are aeadeuel• la ask bob le eat bed to ilebeelbee. bet Se wishes, the *slab THE .N4IR4S,, NAVAL AND MILITARY. • AztaarAtzr, J.ut. 23.—ArronellIZ1 lIL -.-Asaist satangsces PL J. Bailer, to the Royal Adeleido ; W. Asthma (b) from the Asia to $M Redo( ; A. htlienee. JED,, to 1W Prime Comort ; G. F. Elliot, LB., 8.A., to the Row ; 0. H. Ward (actiog) boot Um Vitexy to the. Ntoondor doroship at Asortioe. Ezeinote J. Ambler promoted to tie Amato. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 24. Her Majesty the Queen and the court arrived at the Royal Clarence-yard. Gosport, yesterday limning at 11 o'clock, and proceeded by special train to London. The iron mortar boat Ho. 145 was launched on Hadar, from the slipway at alar, where she has been mated with copper by Commander Warren's rooms, and is to remain afloat a certain time to madam whether by this plan galvanic motion an be prevented, and whether the adhesive property of the marine she is sollkinat to hold the copper slauthiag on the iron plates of the vessel. While afloat she will oe used as a lighter. Tan Buer 11MM-A otirregiondent of the Hoar Teleriaph, writing from Gibraltar Bay, says :—" I can assure you, from an experience of forty years afloat, that the Black Prince is the finest ship ht the world. We have now made a fair trial of bar ailing qualities, sod fled that I she tan keep her station with the Edgar, wooden liner. The most effectual testing was during the passage from I Banta Cruz to this bay. About 9.20 ana. oar brave Admiral I Dares made a algal for us and the sister ship, the Warrior, to have a sailing match till 1p m. Consequently we crowded on the came, and there being a stiff bream we soon ran the admiral and tin Defence both down. At 11.30 the breeze freshened, and beams a gale, accompanied by • heavy merging sea, still, nothing daunted, Captsio Wain wright, assisted by Commander F. D. Rich, carried out the admiral's order, and kept the canvas on her to see what the l iras fleet waa made of. She acted remarkably well, and having o ce obtained • f • heel over she was as steady as if lying at Spithead. We h ad a few esioaltisa, split tiro Jibs, May sale and fore-top mil, carried away jr booms, mid aprons foretop gallant mast. With all we had a dry deck, ea she rode the sees like a duck, quite solitary of all apse- Satiate of so heavy an ins ship." WOOLWICH, •TAII. 24. The fourth of the monster Blakeley guns, manufactured for the Bows government, and allowed by the War Department to be proved at the 'oncologist prac ties range, Plumstead.marshes, was ca Friday cooveyed to the Royal Arsenal Os a truck, weighing 44 tons, with iron wheels 15 inches wide, and drawn by 16 hones. The weapon is • musxle-loading rifled gun, weighing 12 tons 5 cwt., and having a 9-thek hors, In consequence of the groat weight of the gun, two spokes of one of the wheels of the truth broke during its transit over the rough road to the pnictioe range ; and it is found Del:emery towed a mew pair of abeam for the purpose of lifting the goo into omits= prier to proof. Font. experimental rifled guns of various patterns have been manufactured at the Royal /Insult, and will be tested is the preseoce of the Ordnance Select Cremnittes, the object being to obtain more information se to the beet sys tem of rillum. CHATHAM, JAI. 24. In consequence of the importance attached to the employment of steel plates is iron ships of war, the lards of eke Admiralty have decided oa using stool is various forma in the iroo.clsd Mom Bellerophon, now under con struction ►t this dockyard. ROYAL NAVAL RZRERVI-.The following appoint ments haye been made :—Arnold Richard Wrenn), Gsorp Grip, and James Yeat, to be lieutenants ; John Clarke Ralson, to be sub-lieutenant. WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE UNION. TO TES . 1217011 or TER lIMPILSS. the absence of Lorißrougham, the president of this union, I beg Lem as one of ite viorpre siderite, to address you ou its claims to en increased mea sure of public support. I ruinot think it requisite, in doing to, to dwell oe the general merits of the peession. Ido net believe there te any oee who desks that such mimed to be of advantage to the classes above .; man, are so to them likewise, when 1161ffiblithed 0;0= principles. It is also manifest that they are awash of far greater eatennos throughout the country than they have yet received. U it were ter cesium the council could illustrate both them points, ou which many wenn are only generally informed, to any amount of detail, fro m their own expe rience Woe this union was formed. Fipecially is towns, they know of vest numben of cases, both of young men and of married moo, who have no maw ref ciejoyieg lawful recreation and refreshment, and the somety of thew eqesla, but is public-bousei, which, originally intended for " liceosed victualliog," to supply the public with Neale and refreshment, or to provide entestainuteet for travellers, have become, M many winsome, soy iipsihnig-howass, sad, io any 01/141, ought not to be the workiag rear's sole rescues for meeting his comrades, whether for model interments sad &mamma.. or for businempurpoese eanneeted with friendly societies and the like. With regard to the axtessim at the system, it may Do enough to say that the application& to the comical for advice and aid in establishing elate, from meow of every alms is the oouatry, average betimes 30 and 40 a-weeir • that in little more than a twelvemonth, during which the ad= has been in active operation t more than 40 obsbe have bees actually estabinhed under lb auspion, and aa many move are now in moms, of formalism'. The secretary bu attended, by request, more than 100 ineetiuge is venom please Is the ISMS Um► It is undoubtedly difficult to add, for any woo a now society to the vast number already mimics in this reentry. This nolo, however, could be made permanently offbeat by the pomession of an income moderate when compared with many others, though far beyond what it hes at present. That it has hitherto failed to *Maio it is probably owio to me or both of two some -L mod of &soh • tea ' teal association not bilizzreived. 2. Th e belief that the union, or any simile, , wee interfire, or Me interfered, with the freedom et the menomeent of glue. I coot bet maintain that helb these ohlairtioss, if they exist, are doe to misapprithearien. Oestral moieties for the promotion of objects which mot be badly punned have long been familiar to the mind of this musty. We Omit their value in the use of rel enterprise, both at bolo and abroad; of and maisufaoteriag improve meet ; of the amelteetea ot the dwellings of the poor ; of hook-hawking, and may others. This mien exists ander the same renditioes, and them are obvious special (roods as which its utility may be erected. . . Tb. ems mom meg more clew with teepee to . the operations et the mire apart from its giving pecuniary maistanoe. Whatever program in enlightenment the labourer( else may make, it ma mast be the sae that in soy given pear they will be able to organise for diem selves. without 141.111•110111, such instbutious aa clubs as well as they could with the advice and help of a mistral body. These clubs ars of very verions depose of geedade, sad have met with very rumen memereacil mem& They dosed, to a great extent, on general principles, modified acceding to toed circumstances; and a sooty which on collect from, and diffuse through, the whole country the results of the superiors of eo many differeat bodies, io Oddest to those of the ability sad judganess el eampetiot praise, whom senses it co aware fat Oaf, ma& he of tomider. able use to the came. In the &poligonal' of these and similar means the onion has expended shove 7C.11. This awn has salami chiefly from dons ; the annual income is not more than 1501. It I obvious that with that moot of income little or nothing can be dose. It will be admitted by all who are acquainted with mob subjects that the most effective of all engines for sack work as this is the service of a competed secretory, who is reedy, who requested by those who want help, to give it, and to visit say part of the emery, sad advise on tie be as to the establishment of a club, or m 3Olllllllllllll 10 be adopted in any difficulty. It is plain that the senior of so °mews' peso can be reared for lees than • ova inure exceeding the whole present income of the unto ; sad there ' are of course, moue other inevitable charges. The prompt ewe rosy, whose zeal and efficieecy cannot be quest:mad, has dose and is doing no slight portion of his work gratuitously ; but it is impossible that that should continue. On the woad point. I have to say that thee is to groued whatever for imputing or appreheadiag istwfuteees oil the part of the uoiou with local eteelgere. We mite no cooditions or stipulations with than ; we know al as distinctions of mot or opinion. Beth dieliashatee ere set admitted in the case of the clubs of other eleseee, tied we do not recognize them in three which we promote. Of these, among other grounds, we think we may nom ably ask for increased support—l en, sir. your shadiest servo., LTTTILTON. Working Man% Club and Inndale train, 150, Strand, W.O. January 21st, 1864. FRAUDS Uros IssuLthicit Comethrins.—At the Public-cdkoe, oe Saturday, Thomas Lowden sad Edward Bston were charged with Oilskin certain suns of money from the Liverpool sad Leeds., sod the Westminster 6r. offices. The primmers bereserly tarried as beanies in Birmingham ea drapers, sad hewed their sleek is the above oasts. Is Jammu, 1863, a Ire osearred, which aosspislay destroyed their stook aid premiss. Mier the immune" compudes bad .soled the claim they found that the prisoners had received mon than the vela* of their Mock, having produced aa camas* proterieg to he far goads from Messrs. Meshy and Grath, of rie4 fee 1011. da 64.. whereas the only goods they had hed from that Ina was to the value of 11. be. 6d. In another cans an invoke was seat is, perpertieg to be fee goads resolved from Mehra, Davie, of Loathe. fur 4111. lTa BL, wither they hod had no dealings with that Ina. Mr. Hopi, ef Newgetehrest. tondos, appeared to pecarsele ; Zr. Messed, (Midlevel circuit) smeared for Laerdes. sad Mr. Methane. lOrfard arrait) ter Bentea. The m'g'-hate Heston, rousidering that h e h a d noshing do tit e r is asseganient of the hendame, thin at the time • rather, bat Lowdes was committed to the onsisaa. Honarnmea Tea dance and sang.araderale rot la sad wisdoms ts ass floss adsmilsess sessisd ihis speared phrearass. Itle ail la isalrattig 11111111•61.—iadveriirmfti • tab) tuttiltrunk ._. - • lisriopourAx coincry come. dittlas days sprokened fee ea present test. Ilartheahene--Xm 25 dat Jan. ; Teneday, 11 11 7;Wsdnisday, Jan. 17 ; Tbanday, Jaa.lB 81/3011113222, Portland:road—Wednesday, Jan. 21: Thursday, Jam. IS: PMI7, Jam. a lacarroli, Mitehases-grove. —Tumidity, Jan. 26: Weans,- .—Priday, Jan. 29. CidaLnewai.l., Dunean-terreca—Nonday, Jan. 25: Tuesday. Jan. 15; Wednesday, Jan. 27: Aida:, Jan. S. Illoannews. Old-street-road.—Thorsday, Jan. 111, BOW, Bow-rasel.—Priday, Jan. 22. WWIMICKAFIL, Great Prsnottatrest—Wedneaday, Jan. 27 : Jan. 28 ; Friday, Jan. 29. SOOTHWAIZ, BwanatoseL—llooday, Jan. 25, Tuesday, Jan. 5 ; Thawing, Jam 28: Friday, Jan. LAMBETH, Ponberwell New-road.—Tuesday, Jan. 28 Wausinvona. Southatreet.—Tlmusday, Jan. 22. CM or Lenox, thaldball-ballictiags.—lloaday, Jan. 25: Jan. COM OulldhalL—Yeaday, Jan. 25 ; Thursday, - Low 1 Jag. 211. EQUITY COURTS.—J . 23. (adore the Lords Justices.) WATKINS V. IAYLI.B-11 HOOPES. This was a petition by Mr. Oben, a monitor, for pay ment of arena oasts out of the estates of Mr. Hooper, for merly of the firm of Hooper and Watkins. Mr. blooper and his wife were married in the year Idol , and for the last tee years a ppeared to have lived very unhappily together, she complaining of his sooduct in nay reopens, and he alleging that her jealousy of him arose from delusions. la October, 1868, in th she left biro, and in December, 1858, procesanp e Divorce Court for a judicial *immune were - commenced by Mr. Clarke, as solicitor far Mrs. Bonn and brought to • Warns, whim counsel Vto • separation sod asinine* as to what Hooper was to allow Ma. Hooper for realationes. That refermice was not successful, and Mrs. Hooper that the separation suit might be again set down hi= log, which, however, was refused theft, and subsequeetly • second time by the fall court. Before further proceed ings were taken, Mr. Hooper died, and tbe nit of Baylis v. Wenn was instituted to administer his estate. Mr. Clarke had obtained under a taxation in the Divorce Court 2871. as his on@ previous to the co • ; and he an onion to he a creditor of Mr. Hoops • Beat a for 641. extra costs ; and 1511. as the cone of the two mune cosehil applications. These vests the registrar of the Divorce Civet bad relined to allow. The chief clerk of Vier Olensellor Stuart disallowed the claim and the Vies-Chan man himself refused to vary the certificate ; whereupon Mr. Clarke appealed, and the appeal having Ins beard, their kedshipo mow gave *genet thereon. Mr. Ones, Q.C., and Mr. Harps a~pppend for Mr. Clarke; and Mr. Mans, Q. 0.. and Mr. Cnielmall for Mr. Watkins, the plaintiff in the snit. Lord Jinn Knight Brace—ln this case • Mr. Clarke. a solicitor, who was employed by Mae. Hooper to institute promedlep for her in the Divorce Court for • judicial saps mike from her husband oe the seemed of cruelly, claims from the mine of the dean& husband • portico of the cost, of the peooesdings. Mr. Clain wends that he had • right, es sgalost the husband, to condor the wife as jai inch& the initiation of the snit, and that the costs in question ought to be deemed to be " sensaries" supplied to the Wife, sod to be discharged soondiagly by lb. hos head. The executors of the husband resist the demand. I think it oeoessary for us to say that the aunty suia which wee comptamwd in Mr. Hooper's lifetime, wee instituted by his wife with probable grounds of neon The pin for us to decide is en nee which, in my judg ment. sot • Tenni doubt can be eatertsined. The mar line was envious to the year 1840, and • sewn= by t afterwards took nes eon Urns before th e year That separnon aided in April, 1857, no by epee- OINK ;• sad fin son time is ApriL 1867. Mr. and Mn. Wow lived together until December 27, 1858, when she nun and tiredly quitted her honed. The salt in gum tree was cameastion very early in 1859. As to cruelty, if soy wow the first separation or before the resieeilistioa of 1115; 'bee the husband and wife came together, that resenciliation canon be reserded as an intone{ matter ; ohm, indeed, when they so sin toge th er again she was ia • state al inanity, which possibly she was. I consider it, however, right to state my links upon the qnstion whiner say nudity epee the hened's part previous to the first sepustioe or to the reconciliation is proved. My =supon that clearly is, that net say cruelty of any either is France or elsewhere, is proved to have takes pins on his part before the first separation or the recoseiliatin Theo as to the . timenbseqnsut to the resentaation the evidonee perfectly trilogies in that them woo ne inesbp on his port of any kind. When the JAY= Imlay i. Demenber, 1858, she did so without jthlidratios and without moms, if tam ; sod the mit, immeldered aa mill ingd by • sane woman, the oamosible, and wane than • fthelsee proceeding _co her part. The deism* before however, mateaded that all • this, whethor or ill foendedi is ken is of little riir no memo's, is tapas his demand aptimt the hustend's ands ; far the giantess says, in cede d as he did proteuissally for the wife, he sated and proceeded in good faith, thialdng it reasonable —pos sibly not at all improbable—that she would or might justly or fairly @noosed adversely is the suit if prorwted to • comintioa. That proponitio• is denied by the hushimes .canton. The writhe stetecosat laid by the damsel before the lady's counsel, Mr. Mammas, on het behalf ere the snit was begun has been produced hem, end we base asse it—a date-sot certainly onetaisting some very reenarkable amputations. Couplet with the rend of the midtown I am thoroughly con virood that during the iaterviews (more than lion I think, in number) which, is October, 1868, took place between the claimant and Mrs. Hooper upon the subject .1 her alleged grievances, her re prenatethos, Lagoa" and demeanour moat ham been such as in reader the mercies of great cautioa and • cow eldmehle degree of doubt as to the motorise* of those repro matalsisn • positive co his part, se betimes him the lthkserall. I am p minded that I to they ought ham bemed the daimon% to pause and mot to mumenee • litigation without taking much more pains to ismstiple the matter sad ascertain the truth is themes, than he minus to hare dons. He did not, in my opium, take the steps which it was incumbent upon a profeetional mass, ooesolted as be was, and if dtainius of doing hie dear, and intending to aid fairly, to take. For every purpose in the premed dispute there must. I think, be sobthatially iwuted to him the ptheasion of • know ledge width he aod ht to have acquired, sad which, it he liad acquired, the • of the suit meet or ought to have appeared to him a highly improper war sure. 'Upon the grounds that I have stated, thee, my amen dodos is that t h e claim is not in the least aided by the eempremies of the litigation bet fails *Mindy. The lillilollll4 has not shown !doornail to be, and most be taken act M be, • creditor of the late Mr. Hooper, who meta Is me to have hem • man most mishit* people:ad, and Indeed *Miele& by his wife, whether Ile was in or out of her seems. My impressioa hem the the torldesiee, however, is, that daring • porgies at lent if the lime that kw hem brought ender oar Mitediee the we imam. I may add that what I have just mid as to the oompromise is lauded, in part at least, oa the esmideethoe, not only that it was important to the hot head's pesos sod comfort that the wife ahead to kept separate foots him, but also that if desirous or willing to live with him again, or imam, he wag eider • level Wiled= to minutiae her either ie hit owe bones or otherwise. I Shish that the denten% should pay to the ,:.e `ea heat some costa though possibly sot the whole that is doesended as amedonel to them Lord Justin Terser coornmed Is the above death= of Lord Justin %eight Breen sad that lordships thee made the following eider :--Coakte the thitherto of the thief dark (which found that the clainuat was sot a creditor of the tats Mr. Hooper), so oasts up to the dais of the eider of their lordship of 10th Demobs,. 1062, the appolleat to pay all the oasts from that time, but by con geal of the paeloth ragendeate se melt to be paid auept these met 03stare Viin-Clisseglar air J. &oast.) .... MODES V. Ur/COILS& Mr. Drew, Q. 0., and' Mr. De Oa appeared forts of is this wit, the onset ef whii was to odors • ranted by Min to the defoodent, of • base at Dai sies. The fraud as which the lean was swaght to be snored was, that it was hicossisteet with the t previeudy Wend late besiege the parties, that tie wee niest presided that so trade or Wins= should be awned on upon the Resins, whereas the lease moody prohibited " the earring co et say noxious, noisy, or offensive Whs." The ishedsat wished to ems the beau or • pinwheel" esil bed applied to the plentiff is Was the twig of the agewesi se far es is wok onion Irides ps be areid en at the bow Benis dimension Nee leek plate, is the pre sweet • elect ef the *USW as togs Westing of the par ing to theeiressunt„ mod be hminet of Wien the& %heparin!' did WI %teed to prohibit effusive nli beteg eseried es, mot Wog instituted is dm. up the hose weediudy, del ay with the ahem uentioned donee is M. He had, how ever, bum node • snow is Is ewe ; sad, or seek swore that the awe in the lase bad begs inserted by him is- Weiss* ; sad that it it permitted the house to be end as • pelihriwese, area was aot, be timegibt, the real usia img et the pprrllrhmm who bed usented the Seas It appeared tutu dsde.iat bi l, two pun al births law weegranted, mails saw *iris@ of is pleader or begin not for the bare, if geed me es heti ; eddied, that if it were r used, the defesilsat might realise 4001. or EOM The dens desk however, wan mew sing the Wee as • pablishoune aid the plaintiff Sled the bill In this suit to reform the tease as Ahoy! Whig. eies ilir:ll;liesi, Q.O. aid Mk. Willard appeared for the st. _ __ The Viewartscellor said that woronling to the evidence d Ow *Mira dark, be had bum laminated no to to o. Os lowa as to wait isoffe riv• trades be was pressiene, ad he uppearod to have followed hie isienceeniene. What the stark added as to tbe intestine of es maims was merely as iS14110•011 of his owe. Bs* in seder to relieve . deed. the Oared evictions of a =intake es the tart el beilicr to it met be adduced. Here each evadesse wee w maim and therefore the bill suet be dineeinced ; but as the rindest hod BLOW that be ielleaded the bases ter a pablinbesee, and hie mbar seen* War nee sot quite 01111141111114 with that eistentest, 11. cOmbeal of Oa bill would be trident sows. COURT OF COMMON PLIA.B.--.TAN. 23. Mlle. ia Pissas.—(Boton Lord OW Joan 71ii*, sad Jostles, Wilms. Willis, awl Eisiiss.) 001:12111ET f. WAGRA77.-11111 " MON TIMM" Th. plastilll is trim sisi was swiped is awake at Om Ms nom "slle saw of wino 1 • ineek,!list-thopudseties al—lbay some to an end is March leak the maatam es s amed WU heem ployed ; and now the wand that be had hies engaged fee the mien end had been dis charged beano he eWif that peel* The trial took place Wore Mr. Mer l on Ormewell it the lest Croydon Assizes, when the questioa was rased whether the defendant had incurred any liability. The plaintiff's case was that the defendant had been a partner of Mr. Holt, who acted as ostensible proprietor of the paper; and evidence was gives that the defendant was frequently at the offlos, that he bad Interfered in the management of the paper, that his opinion was said as to what was to be does, and that era one 00011110 W be had threatened to demise the manager. On the other band Mr. Holt deposed that the defendant was not a partner of his ; and there was put in en agreement which dated that :r ßfl being about to brio( out the paps; the defendant had to lend him LOU., to be applied for the purpose the paper, for which Holt was to assign the type, plant, and copyright of the paper as security. The ban was to be repaid, with interest, out of the profits of the paper, at the rate of 2001. a year, bat Holt was to incur no permed re sponsibility in respect of it. As en additioeal security, the defendant, so long as say money remained unpaid, was to have giblets power of removal of all clerks keeping the books ; and also the power, at any time within • twelve month, of requiring an absolute assignment to him of three-fourth shams in the paper instead of baring the loan repaid. Another question was, whe ther the plaintiff's etigegement was session or only weekly. The jury found the defendant had not been held out as a partner before or at the time of the plain:ire engagement, but that he was so held out after the engage meat. They also found that the engagement was weekly and sot seasonal Upon these !iodises the verdict was su tured far the defendant, but leave wee given to the plain tiff to move to eater a verdict for 151. 15a. the amount of three weeks' salary due at the time of his discharge ; sect last term a rule was obtained, pursuant to sub leave, and also fee • new trial, upon the ground of misdirection. Today wee was shown nerve this rule being made absolute. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C. (with him Mr. Hennes), said that as to entering the verdict, the whole question was whether there was an engagement which was resemble from weak to week, but this he submitted was ant the meaning of the jury. They meant that there was only nos sogagemeat, terminable at any week ; and if this were so, there was no engagement after the defendant had been held out as a partner, and therefor* be was not liable. le additios, it was submitted that Misjudge had properly directed the jury. Mr. Detrissa, Q.C. (with him Mr. Prentice), said that the misdireetioo was this, that the judge had told the jury that if the agreement were a genuine document then Were wee no partnership, instead of Baying that the agreement consti tuted a partnership. If he should not have done this, then it was ocultioded that the judge should at all events have asked the jury to consider whether upon the whole Lots of the owe they thought that there was a partnership, instead of plods( the question wholly upon the agreement. The learned counsel cited a number of cases, and argued from them that the agreement created it partosiehip Newest the defendant and Holt, and in condoms be submitted that the least el the jury at least entitled the plaintiff to a verdict for 151. Its. In reference to this latter point it resoled that the learned baron, who was annoyed at • greet many trum pery ceases being set dews far trial at the assizes, refmied to I certify for the plaintiff's caste, nadir the County Courts Act, though he gave the defendant a eartifirshe that it was a proper case for trial by • special jury. It was now urged apes the court that it was clear that there ware serious questions of law involved in the one, end that this being so, it would be proper for the court to exercise ite power id certify for bets if they should think that the verdict should be entered for the plaintiff for the three weeks' salary. The Lord Chief Justice said that be was of opinion that the rule should be absolute to enter a verdict for the plaintiff for UM. 15s. The rearms why he thought that there should be no Dow trial was, that the gaieties had bees properly left to the jury, ad the jury had in due folic Maned their answers. The pecuniary question left to the jury was whether the engagement was weekly or seencinal, and Wei had found that it was weakly. This being so the plaintiff would not be entitled to any more than the three weeks' salary, even if the deed showed that the defendant was a partner, or that he was the principal and Holt was his agent ; sod, therefore, the tree construction of the deed was not oliesmary to be asiertaieed for the purpose of this judgment. This being so he gave no opinion upon the con struction of the deed. In reference to a certificate for costa, he was boned to add that the question whether the deed male the defendant a partner or the principal, with Holt for his agent, was one which required greet learning to argue ; sad wording to the best ',dyable he could form —though he did not so decide—the deed made the defend ant sole proprietor of all the profits of the concern, not merely a creditor of Holt, until the 1,0001. and interest were paid. This being so, the case was cue It for trial in the superior court ; sad, therefore, there would be a certificate to give the plaintiff his costs. He should, however, heftily have some to the sublusiot that the learned judge had exercised his discretion as to the cer tificate wrongly, if the fees at the trial were the same as they were here ; but at the trial it was takes that under the deed it was clear that there was no partnership, but now it seemed that this was not so clear, and that it was important to the plaintiff to ascertain what was the position of the defendant under that deed. This being so, the cum was a et one for the superior court, and the plaintiff would therefore have a certificate for aorta. Rule abeobate to enter a vordiet for the plaintiff for Ibl. 15a, with mote. In the mum of " Reed v. Wagstaff " the same decision was given without further argument, the circametaaoee beteg precisely similar. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Tar. 23. Sittings is Btoco.—(Before Lori Mid Bono Pollock, sod Barons Martin sod Pigott.) Gonna r. CODIIIBBIO/138 OF INLAND =MITI. . . This was an appeal from the Ocenniesamiere of hired Beveaus, and involved • question as to the sta in payable on • deed of mottlemeet made on the tat Yoe Alisger with M. Paolo Emilliani Goldin. In the Brazilian, New Brunswick, Maxima, and serious other foreign stooks and bawds were, Amon other property, settled. Then wen, for the most part, for • nominal muse of 100 k each, but some were of much less vales, or of no value at all. The qaestiou now was whether, under the terms of the statute, the deed was chargeable with sa ad solecism duty in respect of such stocks and bonds, but the court reserved its judgment. Sir G. Hawyman appeared for the appellants; and the Attoroey-General, the Solicitor-General, and Mr. Bevan for the aomreimatoome. TR. ULVIESTON AND LANCABI7I 11311. WAT COMPANY V. THE COMMIS/10116118 OP INLAND ILLTZNUIL. This was also an appeal from the decisiondithe Clam. =Maloney' of Inland Revenue as to the proper stamp to be placed oo a died. The cpsestioa was Irks/Atha, the deed was enbMst to my, and whit, ad mama duty. The ormasie. simmers had takes the amaidaration in the deed et 529.0004, sad they zet t red 15a. to be paid in the sham of duty. Is 1 the Forums midway company agreed to purchase the literate§ end Lascomer Railway, sahMst to all its debts mid Ii bibtis, and aa act at parliament was obtained authorising the arrangenteat to be carried out. The quectioa now to be delernsised was, whether rite's pea. firma shares Mimed by the FOT.IIIIII company. and banded over to the appellee* ware to be considered part of the coneicismiknior not in the deed. Mr. Mellish, Q.O. (with whom WU Mr. Melees), mid the appellants had got the deed stamped with • Ma. stamp and font 10e. stamps, and objected to pay any higher ense. on the ground that tie deed most be looked epee es csary ing into elect a partnership arrangement between the two - Tse Aitwaeytismeral (with whom was the Solicitor- Gesiend and Yr. Bevan) submitted that there had been • dietioot python by one company from the other, to the among of the prefereece shares kneed by the Fermin com pany, sad that the moire woo, therefore, entitled to the duty 'Waled. The court reserved judgment. THE POLICE COURTS. MANMON-HOITIOL _ Robert "Owed Welker, of 29, Venda-street, West. marker, and 93, Gnat Towson/on. tats, wee stuentomd balms the Lord Mayor, at the instance at Hz. H. H. B. Coleman, of the Beard of Trade, t. nom • compleint made by Booth Powell, for being unlawfully takes the stun of 20a. es a rentuneratios for providing the comphiont with a berth es seamen, the legal fr aotherieed by the Menbeat Shipping Act being oely Is. Kr. Charlton appeared her the defesclant The complainant stated that be bad seen as advertise. meat in the Penny Newsome el the 20th of September, to the following effect :—" Sore.—Wasted, revokable youths es saideltipenen end best-clams !twenties@ for A 1 ship, 1,000 tom tad upwards. The is • desirable opport , se with good couldn't ptomaine I. owtain, mid the pronouns received with apprentiees will be retened with a bonne. Apply to Moan. 'Welker sad Os., 93, Great Tower test, London." Having sem the edvertiessmet he wrote to the address and received in reply the Mown. letter :—" W. ben (request applications for asitheat make arid caddy ers• vents and under stewards is pumeger ship as well se for names. Osr 11.111116 ere Is place your seam ow or list 11., which may protium the eitnetio• you require is • few days, or it may be seine weeks. It is the cheapest way pt • free pemege to the solonies. If you seed a PaeL ewes ostler for that Ilal011•11 you shill be append at the lint vacant berth. Sowed for WALE= sad 00.—B. G. Damn.' The cemplaimat add the With be waste for we. nadir owned or (eddy esremt, es be wasted Is wolf hi. pmesge out to the at the ethenies. IN met di pee& *Mee maw for 11. as the Mth September. After that be OM Mr. Welker, tie del 'ad told bin he was tie person who bad written from for a berth, sad bed coma to look eine it. He same( time. however, faders be teeth see the disfeedsol. and whoa be did see kin, be Odd bin Ohms won ewe Alpe paged Is sheet to. days, and be we. pig I. the dee!, and tenth leek out for kith The ddeemisM thistold the led in *seam le ether emplethases same in the bask white be did. He 'Med spirt etherthe ten doge bed saqpirolhed asked dellendiest hew ft wee hulled me got him • beak. sad to add the meth bad left. Be bewever, if th ea called on the 10th of , wield get bini m r= or seism bis 14 Be esSith seek im the Mb et Deember. dii sate Ur dukalesl. aid Ohm bimodal labs • notice thatlf the.lf. wee not returned, he should apply to thei-1401 Hays.. Nat kis( obis to °With his mosey he bad due so, sad beau the mesa proseediap. Mr. Charlton said that the defeedeat bE ea cake for procuring every kind of emplagissat, as& wt wait 11. He submitted that. ineamack as t wY subing employment as as undaustewerd middy sernet, hi would net come nadir the clam of NOON within the meaning of the act ; sad if there bad been say illegal set on the part of his client it wsa in imiormsos. Mr. Goodman, chief clerk, said a stews/diatom within the mewing of the act. Mr. GILMIIIII said, if the plea of ignorance were urged on the part of the defendant, be should be able to prove that the defendant had ham convicted in a penalty of 20s. for • similar breach of the law on the 18th August lain. Mr. Charlton said his client had now gives up the busi ers altogether, and would have nothing more to do with it, and wan quite willing to return the complainant the sovereign, and he hoped his lordship would inflict • small The lard Mayor suggested that the oomplainant should have some remuneration for his bevies been brought from Birmingham through Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker said he was quite willing to do so, and the parties were allowed to retire to make some arras meet, and os returning into oourtthecomplainant impressed bimeelf eatisfied. The Load Mayor said, taking that circumstance into coo. siderstios, sad that the defendant had given up the busi ness, be thought the justice of the case would be met by the inflictiog of • tine of 20a and ooete-23e. The money was grid. GTMLDHALL. _ . . Wm. Pain, who mamma apub li c-house in Ninvgate street for his father, was surommed for unlawfully causing to be administered to Therese Kilburn • certain noxious ooropound, with intent to Wilms or annoy her. Complainant stated that several days ago she went to the defendant's house to get the supper beer for her master's family, when the defendant showed her some saltpetre balls, and eked her if she liked them. She said she did not, and he then mid he had some batter than those. He directed a lad who was there to go upstairs and get some hooey drops from a drawer. When the lad returned he gays the com plainant one of the no-called hooey drops, and told her to bite it, end the hooey would this melt in her mouth. She west home and @bowed what she believed to be • hooey drop to her mistress, who was also deosived as to the real nature of the thing. She afterwards put it into her month ; but on biting it • most disgusting and foetid liquid came from it, the filthy odour of which she had not yet been able to get rid of. She was very Milk and ill all that night, and still felt the effects of it. The complainant here produced the remains of the " hooey drop," which proved to be the gum cesiag of filthy medicine sold in capsules. Mr. Wilds, sanitary inspector, said the oomplaineat was his servant, but that be did sot wish to press the case further. His object in bringing the matter under the notice of the memetratee was to teach the defendant that he must not play well practical jokes. The defeodent mid he bed some honey drops in his drawer, and it was those he sent the lad for, but the lad made a mistake and brought sisal which bad glue, rue to Ibis complaint. He we. unaided say geactisal joking. Alderman Allen intimated to the defendant that he had mattered himself liable to be committed for trial, and ea eosvictioo to be sent for three years' penal servitude. He therefore hoped the defendant would take warning by his present escape, and sot attempt any more practical jokes oa young women. The summons was thee dionimed co payment of meta. Arthur Gladadele, alias Wood, alias Gifford, wee charged with having in has priesemicm several pairs of gold earrings, fermis( part of a quantity of jewellery, value 8001. t stoles from the doe-hridge Rai lway Station in May ism. that period Solomon Reuben, a travelling jeweller t to start on • journey, whilst applying for his tickit, left his portmanteau, coutaining hie stook, is await pert of Um cake, and ea tenting round to look for his property it was raleoA few days after primer sod • woman earned ss James, who afterwards claimed to be his wit., wire gins into cuMody for offering to pledge several per of gold ler rinp, believed to be part of the stoles property, but the.. being Do owes, that time for the property, Alderman Humpliery (since deed) discharged the amain. They were again &paramedic', and after seven' nomads before Mr. Coo be (also else. dead), at Sorathererk, wore Win diseharpd • bet 401. worth of property &sad was identi fied mid e;dered to be given up to Reuben. The woman wee takes up a third time, and committed from that mart for trial, and at tee Centre' Criminal Court pleaded "re verters," bat it being peeved that I. she had committed bigamy, her first Ir=fi h =ti7l alive, she was ouricted, sad seatoreed to twelve soothe' imprisonment. Prisoaer kept out at the way till a day or two since, when he was reolgaised by &want White in a coffeemhop in Hisckfrius-read, and taken sate euMady. It was now shown that the prisoner was wee with the woman in poiesesion of • portmanteau aeswerieg the deseriptioe of that lost ; also Mat he had bees trammorted for lea years, and granted a *skit of leave, bet before the expiration was maim convicted, sad aseteseed to fora years' peed semi trade. The latter expired in April Leek so that be had been bet • few days oat of prison when he wee talus ia custody on the presen t charge. The primmer endeavoured to show that the witasesse were mistaken Is his identity, het failed, and was corn mined for triaL .11ARLBQROUGH4ITBEET., Jrni/p Sinclair a wellimeown aad -. C7mrierfs John ,"wan charged with stealing a watch of the vane of 51., from the pence of a young men mood Oiling, a porter, at 12, Cork-street, Burlington-gardens. Prom the evidence of the promoter It appeared that at about 1 o'clock ou Saturday morning he went into the Duke of York pablie-hoess, lisionrirest, Orfordremet, and there sew the prisoners. They asked him to treat them. While doing so he felt a tag at his watch, and on at his chain found that hie watch was goes. the sw i vel the Asia having bees broken. He estmeed Obsslar, who was nearest to him, of having taken it, and, Weak's' she might have paned it to the other primmer, gave them both into custody. While en the way to the statics Sack* dropped the watch from under bar Maim. Polioe-eoostable Wm. Clariooate, TS 0, sald, ea taking the prionen into custody he observed SWAM pat her band under her clothes, and wkibe gebeg along Orford-Meet she dropped the proseentoe's watch. - Mr. Knox mired if .flog was knows of the primmer% sad Sergeant Forest; said that Sinclair had several time been in custody for filmy, and hod ones maimed Id months' bersonment. Hoof - said he should &lamp Samos and remand Sinclair, that the onevictime spinet bur might be proved. MARKET& oorrox—larrilPOOL. JAM. 23.—lfarlost very Arm M yesterday's fall prism. The selse me 6,000 balsa, el whish 2.000 are es missalatioe mid for import. 000 Amass, 1004. to Mit i 4.320 NEM, 14d. to 24d ; WO 27 pd. to 33d. ; 400 Eles I =. to ISM. ; 10 =1 Yaps* Md. ; 30 °MON GOODS. JAI. 23. The mutat mistimed very dereseed AM time dyad the west, but them has tem a missprovement sum. Yesteiday then Wall MOS Via , twin yams foe ChM, Italie, aad the XUM cessioed the &rhos io mime. Ia some behisess sellue de mesded rather better raw, bat it vtie at Ms el busies& Is hums trade yens thin ems some baefaem whim *mem mere MUM( to fobs Tondo's Issue, mod the madest domes peestisally at Meat the seam emeet at the esemememene of the week. Theleopmemmbemoeses od> to • stesdyiag et prism Tee semi temeeMe eggib sloth. The Chi.. dews are to the Wee Wei gelme improved os 81 lb. 'Wiley tram to le ekes at BastlCoom, and some baleen was does y for that market. There ems Mee a Merited brims, ter swim ease mationis, but el lb market was esminally rather firmer, some of the sellers my they food it bie prestiseble to make may wrath main ofthent mom ceseesese to the buyer. Tim aggregate tesammellate el the weak beim boon somen. liklLDWAßE.—Botemaithe, JAL 23.—The leads et this sews hes sA w ghtlz ir impaimed is me le s t rwarli calms are mow to some M d semme tie country Weds. the Gestess• trawsthes Irvin rewind their ;annoys, busissem will grandly bememe mere melee Bat eves at this issemeat is rarakstaggss iime so a O 7 an wt 'employed all the me mart impertilet md le am, am is sinuses the our at this warm me/deg vg goods ler stork, bat apse ordain aides* le had. The very important breaths, width seestalien the nested bud. mad la Week • eery Mega membet al herb me employed, ars ia a stets a/ eamilmealeb mimed= ; Awe meth b the OM, th e trade at this lowa ems sew be maid lobe de rma Bat Is ether principal bomeelem • very geed memsest of beams b Übe does, the gumenders b the only amemptiom Them le • goad dmemel tar mallieial, mid the relliarmeMe are MI semged st tall thee; awry* He jewellers and is some et the homy email • Me eirekeem anise bat the gremil balk et ISO 'Mims me eedi played, The foreign huh beige rather quiet, 160 cudms gime out this quarter MOORN Ifir he.. imegmalively sena 009.N.—OAzramoi, JAE. 23.—Tho auto dull okras. lir ma provolort is ow amid So-dap ?dm moltoosed. Waist, us Ito 4 ; tarloy. 2180. le Ns ; bows N.. to 3115.; cots 180. to Ns sir gr. NIL . 0111.11114 JAL 23.—There we • geed eapply el an kkde of grain at ear sorbet to-der. Wheat kr emir to per eeedittea. tad tit • oleo eak, at shoat order kit week's prism Orb la hot dearari, at tally Me mks. Barley dull mad rather lam. t w o sow, Us, to 17e. ; ditto, red, new, 13s. ife. ; kr*, am. fa to 10a. ; osto, potato, sow. To to to; eh* aid. Se. to 10, ; ditto. romatea, eort„ to. hi to To, Cowitasiza, Jam 21.—A men limply el obi* lek =, sad makeate et di gala. Wheat Is doer &- at prime barely mama m to keg day. node, okk bee& Dam >< lower. Gleuaroatt. JAL 23.-21te we* el wheat fruit to with whom mead OWE boa ire peek hens • lac market. Them ass amok eery Mee C. .Meyers to keemerre their stork Zea l ly in a ;skid Irk dose al la Pie Virater him Pla• alatateg terley oar la roped at Nip kW velar, bet mien* mete as ven ea peas and boom ewe bet Wks fa demeri. Wheat, 31s. to no. ; barley, Ss. to 40s. ; sele o lb, Ulla.; park I‘.la Va. I beam. Us. Ile 411. BiIt7FORD. JAY. 23.—Not a large supply of wheat. Trade gesenilly rather lower, the demand being dull, but beat samples maintain their valve. Barley very dull, and also celled lower, but finest samples make the esteems l oins of the last two weeks. Not mach doing in oats, lesssa, (ewe. Wheat, red, 245. to 22a. ; white, 27a. per lee& Barley grinding, 32a. ; malting, 38s. per qr. O a t s , new. 225; cid, 27a. per rtr. Beans, 275. per load. Lininiarea, JAN. 23.-Tbers was not no much wheat on offer, but the attendance of the trade wee fair. The de mand was dull at Is. per quarter reduction. For white qualities prism ranted from 41s. to 45e. ; for red, 3se. to 42.. per 38 atone. The dimmed for barley was by no mean. brisk, bat the beet sorts were not quotibly cheaper ; runs were Is, per quarter easier. Malting, 32a. to 33e. per quar to.; Wadi% 29e. to 30s. per 30 stone. The cars trade was slow. Supply fair, and samples changed heads at barely late currencies ; old, 28s. to 30s. ; new, to 266. per 24 Mom. There was not a large 'apply of beans, and the tone of the demand was of a limited character at recent quotation ; old made 40s. to 42a. ; new, 38s. to 39e. per 30 Moos. Floor, about the same-fine, 31a. ; seconds, 291. ; thirds, Ns. per sack. Nrereene-orog-Terx, JAN. 23.-At our market this morning we had a much lees supply of wheat from the growers, and having little offering ex ship, a clearance was early effected at the extreme rates of this day se'noight. Warehoused parcels, whether English or foreign, being held beyond the views of buyers, bad the effect of checking business. Flour met little attention, although offered at previous rated For malting barley we experienced a slow inquiry, end sales of wily the most select qualities were practicable ; other sorts being . quite neglected. Malt in very limited demand. Beane without inquiry. Boiling peas firm. For oats prices remain smbanged. The arrivals this week are :-Whest, coastwise, 3,1431 ma. ; foreign, 1,126. Rye, coastwise, 20 ; foreign, 230. Barley, coastwise, 685. Malt, eauterke, 20. 004, ecuatwies, 560. Peas, foreign, 212. Flour, coastwise, 1,745 sacks. Noineica, Jaz. M.-Wheel was in very fair supply at this market to-day, and bud week's prices were sup ported for all descriptices. There was a moderate quantity of barley offering-meek lea then of late-end prices re mained at about tie same point as last week. No alteratim in the price of flour. The weather during the week has been damp, with dress winds oecasiceally, from the south ward and westward. White wheat (weighing 631 be. 66110.), 44e. to 46.. ; red ditto (weighing &Übe- to 651 1 3 d). 4011- to 425. ; best chevalier maltieg barley (weighing . 551 b• to 561ba.), 35a. to 36e. ; rani chevalier ditto (weigtong 541bs. to 551b5.), 33a. to 34e. ; distilling ditto (weighing 521bs. to 5316..), 295. to 30e. ; eats, 245. to 26e.; bean, 36.. to 37• ; pms, (maple), 35e. to 36.. per quirts?. Flour, 27.. 6d. per sack. Average-Wheat, 3,195 qrs., 41e. 4d. • barley, 365. 7,141 qra.,33a. 7d. ; Data, 112 qrs, 23e. 241. ; bean s , 20 qrs., W. Norrniauar, JAN. 23.-There was a mount* supply of wheal, the quelity sad condition of which wen variable. Not much Mange in tee lots ; other earls Is. per quarter lower. New white was dimmed of at 425. to 475. ; sew red, 395. to 43• ; eid white, 41s. to 44a. ; old red, 38s. to 42.. per 38 Mond Haney was a tolerable show, but the demand was quiet, end the mime of last week were with difficulty made. Malting, 30s. to 38s. per quarto; gdoding (old), 27.. to Me ; sew, Mk. to 28e. per 30 stem. There was a modemle supply of data, which sold slowly at about the raise of last week ; old, 24a. to Me. ; sew, 19.. to 25a. ; old foreign, 21. e. to 245. per 24 Mom. In the value of beans there was no lemmatise alteration, old selling at 38.. to 42..; sew, 34.. to 36.. per 38 stone. Fine ficur,;2Bl. to 31..; super, 335. to 375. Per 20 stool- 01/011D, JAI. 2l.—Although a degree of dolmas gear rally porvaded the Jumbo!, prime samples folly maistaiaell lest week's quotation, boas rather sought after. Them remarks orally apply to beam, barle, oats, ea well ma wheat. Prices were m a follows :—Wlitte wheat, 425. to 45a. ; red, 40a. So 44e. ; barley, VW to 30e. ; oats, 18a. to Vs. • beam. 30.. to 40a. ; bog pees„ :,2a. to 345. ; dour fteco;aft), 30s. per mar. • PITIMBOROUGH, Jill. 23.—We C 011141111411 to get good supplies of grain at this market to..hy. Fie. wheat made hat week's prices ; secondary sorts Is: per qr. lower than last week. Berle ] could be bought at L. to 2a per qr. leer ineoey. No alteration in the vela, of oats or beans. RLDINO, J•s. 24. —There was a short supply of all sorts of pain at our market this morning. with a small attend mice of buyers. The wheat trade was dull, mines haying a downward teedswey. The barley trade some as last week. ltorrtheruk, JAY. 33. —Then was • fair show of wheat es offer, but much of it was in poor condition, and prices for those samples were la. to 2s, par quarter less. For best lota the quotations were about the gems, but the hotbeds dose was meetly of • retail character. Best rime of white wheat made 44e. to 475., and red 40a. to 43e. per quarter ; inferior and moondary white 40s. to 44a., and red 37a. to 40s. per quarter. The foreign trade was rather arm, sod best kinds VIM 48a. to bls., and others 46. to 48s. per quarter. The dour market was without alteratioe, sad prises, if anything, are in favour of buyers. la barley there was a limited Mei ssen done, but the quotations remain the same—bast lots for lutanist warn 365. to 39a., and for abiding kinds tem to les. par quarter The trade is oat, wsa rather restricted. sod prime are about 6d. per quarter cheaper for all but the beet soma, which are 20a. to Us., sod others 17a. to 20s. per visitor. Nees and pew both ruled steady, sad the quota ble. are the aloe as before. William', Jar. 23.—me supply of wheat to-day was way moderate; of o th er pais, fair. Wheat was 6d. per qr. amps', bat sot easy to buy at the derUae. Oats, betas, sad peas as lost week. W 4111011.1111 - - JAL 23.—At ibis da's l those a tsdr supply of wisest. sad a reducti o n sesr n at la. ist per qr. was was nduatastly submitted W. Barley woesimlly unaltered. Oats quite as dear. Beams and peas beld toe previous sur mise,. YO4l, JAX. 23.—We bad barely em amigo 'apply of wheat to-day, sad the samples were more at lees arleated is oanclition by the damp weather. Wes took plate very slowly, earl all but the 'art eons were mane dumper. New white realised 40a. to the. ; new red, 365. to 40s. pot X stoma. Tor lrerley there wee sot so .sob 'equity, and the show Deka( fair, the rtes of last weak were seuroaly asslnteised. Nailing, 26a. to 325. per R. ; 265. to 275. pot 30 Mame. There w met leash &Mirky in the dimmed for as* sad o d es mem sleeted at quite as little roomy as ors the week previa= ; sew, 13s. to Xis. per 24 Morse. Of beam the supply was limitd end the de. mead was dull, prime beieg mace the sense as beasbefoes; samples made 335. to 40a per 38 stems. Mali, 66e. to SO& ; rye, 30a per qt. ; dam, 295. to Xs. per 20 Mom • • . KIRILCALDT, Jam 23. —At oar eouskry market@ thb wet& • we bed net so much grain efforts( as oe the weak previous, hat we bed less demand, so that prices were easier, although maul of our farmers este relement seam at present Wes, preferring to wait the aurae of events. Hera tu-day, we bad far, but by so mesas WE* supp li es of gram Sales reedy rather, mid prism et wheat, barley, and oats remain very swab se LA weak. whoa. 29a. to 41s. 6d. par qr. ; barley, Ids. to 30s. 641. ; este, 14e. &L to 225. dd. WavotioB3l. JAS. 16.-11eipylies of Ilia vela Ude week have bees •• • United ..ari a wed tram fete* and rant wen very We bee rewind we. Oar marked is rather dio void of r awl to idled Wee hwa wow weld be lakes far meet articla me bike, ; foreign the term abeam. Barley. • rather lower ; wain 11•1114114. 0•10 have gives way t 3d. yew harm/ la dies sera, mien lagairy for earausaptioa bat the busker wain is very ems& Flow es bat soled. Imports thin week :—lllbeet, 2.600 ar. ; Maar, 150 mica grootbr this week r—Borley, 183 bib. ; ea* 8,613 Baia. ; glom US tarts; 116 bele. CATTLE.—Ctutiona, Jas. 23.—The wy at whoa tos.aYy was again soallaed is Mak media, aboat 160 bias ea offer. The psimeigel perinea wee la lair Weak ma ditias, ebbing\ roe wry Werke animals WIG shows. • haw essetry baron were yeseint, sal tiers sr a mob rate imagery fir geed eceis, bat ages were very slowly effeeted, at shoat We gaustatieue. About as 111.41011 C Fly el yeas. pigs vase baseght leeward, seeeeseble csawlilioa. Dealers ewe la hat i eff ial e r dease, Fly taiteassa baying latgao, awl • Pod r•• 111 trada wee aloe Wampum/od, at raw varytai tram lie. 66. M 23e. A hair cleanses wee .frossad at the Asia. Di. DZ JONGIOS LIORT-BROWN 000 LITER OIL: The Weal*/ le ocenamadstery oplalea .1 D. Pe Jeaales 011 hem eared the ass 11aserloas sad Wperleasal Phllas Dv emptier. air Mary Wank Ikea, Madam ia (*Wiwi so W QUO& la heir* Ups prase •• I have frequently pre arlbed De. ite !eagles Drove Cad Liver OIL I consider it I 0 Rs • wilt Ilan 04 ant kely to create disgust. and a them- Mare/ea/ et Great vahie.•—/014 only in canopied bottles, 4a.L,.M /a, by Dr. dieJongh's specie, Anew. Her/a* and Oa, MORIN& Lea/pa, sad etwaskta.—(Adverilsement.) BIRTHS, NiaßLi(llo3, AND DEATHS, MTH& IBICIUARD—Jaartary 20, et Paisorroed, Bertflos, De wth et C. T. IseMr& lei., et • ona DATTB—Jearmeg 21, at Olibrrtm. Delmer% MIK the urge et J. a • 81311 • 1 4 11 111.. " . aI: D,iU boo her, of • daughter. • Salk", ths thrlCONlS—Jassary re, at Brook street, Grosreooraquare the wtle et hereeerbe, Req., of a daughter . 8112211012.—Jrama4 21, at Claphswhee. gh• H. 2 0uPets, of • IGlGNlL—January —January 11. at th. Lebo* Man* La ren*. by the Rae. T. B. Walpole. I. Braseek TeAtr - lealhol College. Word, sad Lineolas-inn. to Georgina Gees DeasK daugbier of the kW G. Noble. La, at Greenock. 00X—IILAGIATI —January 111. at lbws. amity Chunk by the Le. Lew awes. T. A. P. Oda, d Mr MT• hei assinges Me Daft. as URN& amolde ... La_ at bastsw Omit. 011VAIK—IIIIITN—Jassery 11, at the ti th• i.e. O. J. Oolilaims, J. oql ci rt ALGA larbotta leaaaea gaigbOr at MOIL Y. laq,, al aighem.gark. Diana. DONLOP.—Liaray ft, at al illeeeplo-reall. Plinio, A. Dunk% 0 NU L zLausir gg. lak at Lelastrqure. Upper liptirpork- Gino* Lffl i ttlthowy Tigirerac•,Tuatelderweas. S i 1074 i V ii i.ll.,l••• *add Judith a/ Übe laud a Jamaica. =. at/oat.k oss s, , 11:11aholb. willow et W lde Itamr-MlNiral ILICIUTTIL—Maary at war Drollmidi, Winer tembine, Mho Ihohat clad TW. itexaS4 21. at Alarars.issm, CaglaisJ. Telemllmis et AWN. Ass. PAM.' sot PalErni by ROWE ZOO be If" S. Wilbbi=lb saihr e 011 y el larkia. Ike be la So Pasybol sages. inassats. SO. 1 L em. :eaddIT7DIA zed In vell-ka°" sehhan• dese the Complate gpp. a"' Mao trag to ; aleo I W be rmg -- powg• i n n ard s . 1) at Ow ‘a 'ilelaj6L°6l 61 1 ; 0 J, rier. • 4 It• ka. This II sr , Wilson. d e d to ship of metals. NOA PO built barb , as• boob. 4 .ply to RAI LAXLY, HI LeakW _ Co td , B nit wpower. J ang le lb, ), bait by A bog sciirr 111 LIY...Z; PITLLD is user is ths /11.4 CITY ! Mn~ AM over 17, ba P c s i N t- by tbe bac lr - ACZY. IREMEI A wick. a' redid stead 48, et 9e ..m.—Fare Ide. Nate listed ad tho illet the elle ode eess be. Aratany. Ay at CIL ILLIPPB, ( NGLO ililL t° lll e id g Ugh MCAT at the 11 IL Whole their ul s the woo , 600. Ms cto tag ~, JwuJa4 Thong~ss t BI~UOP. P.T. CATAL Iworthy eLOOmk lURNr Drawing Diningt-I ledreox 1.11. w Y Curia IDES. an ICIE at the MEI meat, arUc] 'YAM and and C and C and C and C and C and C and C sad C and C Zi4 ma sad C ontlemo meted A ita sad rAm .1 'ln p v to tasty of Idiocy foal. u rep 1~ I elr. Fliomas the ins bithe Me tape! L of I Idtirde )WW ; Ike NoBONA 11717 - bi IPs w■ Ow a a ll)ti %lee • II *lei Ml • _ Maw, owl. the the oboe without LUact oi Z I i ) r