The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-15 00:00:00

INDIA. By the arrival of the Overland Nisi: we have received advisee flan Went a to Nov. b. The papers is mush taken up with Lord Canning'e tour thread h Oisde and the Upper Provinces. Mamma of hie visit to Larknew rescind ins by the &missy Mail. On Oct. 210 the OuveroovGvtieral and the Conniandevia-Chisf departed for Cawnporie. The show sod ceremonial of the week ere Meted to have been .tir.7-witol, bat it is aa.d that they had given grew Oft tire to Raropeene at Lbeknow. Begirding troops Inc Chula aoudad farther had °marred. TIN Overland INtiend of lath. my.: A w rorb ego her Illegesty's Gib wage et liinwywe on thew way to Haug Ken. Volunteers brae war have Lull twirl trite bledr•s, Suntay, livirreehee, but the neelte, &ugh sot yet Sawa. craw be dowlotel. The delight," paused t• wlghent deity " Ys • Gemmel Owlet eighteen days age, bar nut yet bees yeAtilid. The 42 'nineteen. fruit the Alai,* Castle al A agues wore returned .11w haying less p pet en bawd slo to be brought beek to Celestas. They ewe pad t be a bed see, of weave the homeward baud Alm* wore wily ewe earl be be rid. Pew in England eaanaderetwel the Wiese craws for bowie whteh hes mused every soldier In local sad hoe a lik e . The wen tab whoa we beer queen, bon the intelligent sad well ethic Aid sou voomireioned odlc.v to the most boorish loot f • raw riitruit, describe life M. as toreros misery. Act , . • would surer them. VAsettetrior for the coevals* M. le would have t» cote 1 half the force st lomat new on Its way too,. But to ask men la • carets. way to re-enlist fur we. ertib all put i•tvios al all pew IM•10011 I,oolli, a we ow 84 bousty, with no wasitestation of tees, ao al erieg K , 1 ,-4, as eennins 4 ins words, is to court a WOW la sty Or •11 , 001/1111, et. In tor M.ittity's regiments alone, saw than* Ise nraer prohibiting the porch... of &whim is withdrew., fort, ova seen of all claw.. pp t. eergeatvasjor, sad of sit teems of itreu,, have lately paid ea= ranging from M. to 301.. end anionuting in all to 8001., fur their die- B. wads commands hare been abolished. For the futu, the senior otfieer in a station will command the bei.: de without 1111011411M11. . - .e rulesiorcom •-- pe7;saiion to sufferers by the mu' any have been leaned. The loss, in support of whti la prima fuck. evidence was laid before the cow mi-eioners, amounts to Rs. 2.07,83,214, and there are Nether eleven to the extent of Its. 32,67,783 which are 1 • .lorful. To meet this it u expected the sum of Its. 80,60,060 will be sufficient, but on no account is mote than a million sterling to be given, which sum is to be remitted to India in the course of this 001.1 ...anon. A distinction is made between real and personal property. In the case of real per; cry, where the amount of the admitted lose 011,1 not exceed Re. 2,000, one-half shall be awarded, and where the loos exceed* that sum, Re. 1,000 shall be given and one third of the surplus. Losers of pee mid property are to receive one-third of the ad mitt..B 100, but in en case shall more than Rs. 6,000 be granted. Compennotion commissioners have been appointed in Bengal, the North-West, the Punjaub, (►ude, Rajpootaus, and Central India, to conduct the necessary inquiries. Not later than two mot its after cloaing the iuquiries the amount conceded will be paid. Insurance companies receive nothing. No bastion of the lees of profits can he entertained. A ' , Oak will receive only a third of the value of its buildings. If the full million is really given, it is be lies. d, with such important exceptions as them, most of the claims will be met. Ot the WagneretierelTlTttle further to record. The aseault on Beyt seems to have been sadly mis managed. One account says there were only 130 men in the fort. Hot the whole strength of the roes u centred in Dwarka, and there to. struggle expected to be deadly. The force landed on the 20rti of October. Ip to the 21'h, beyond the cap ture of a small fort, nothing had been done. War Norio had been sent for from Bombay and Kur riche,. The campaign in Rundlecund hu begun. Fe role Shah, Furrund Alt, and Remmust Singh are in a dense jungle on a bend of the Cane Ayer, whirl rubs in a north easterly direction from the frontier of the Saugor and Nerbudda tawny to the Jamul', between Chutterpore and Panb. Br the tut intelligence Brigadier Wheeler and his %tiff had armed at Nagode and assumed command of the head-qoartere column, connoting of the 'lnd Sikhs, two companies of her Majesty's 43rd, and the li jotter Rojpoot Levy. The plan for scour ing the jungles is likely to b • successful. From the south and west three columns, under Colonel Prim /ow, her Majesty's 43rd ; Colonel Ooltes, 12th Royal Lauren; and Colonel Nott, 19th Madras Native infantry, are marching on them. From Sanger Camel Ross advances with his Camel Carps. and (rem Banda, Colonel Turner, Lf the 97th. Alex ander. Hone guards the road from Ohysabod to H 11' • &h. Prepetations are being made foe esapaigs on the Dade frontier. Most circumstantial mama of the death of Nana Sahib again abound. oa the let of November • large meeting was held in Calmat% to inaugurate • I,nrary and scientific intottetton. It we. at tint designed for tradesmen and their anistante, but Sir Mordaunt Wells having Ono d the committee exerted himself to extend it. Moats to all classes of the community, and met with much towns. Sir Mordarnt presided at the me-tirg, and Pr. Duff delivered the inaugural addict.. 'I'M Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ilentiock, with the mail of the 27th September, dtd not reach Lii;cutla tilt the sth Met. CHINA By this mail we han lerisal from Hong Soot to Ilet ohe r S 9, and Shasgbar to Octobrr 22. Ths following is hors the raottaary of tho (Alma : Everythves remoter dull. A yeti of the 67 h Riyhaeart bay came up here frog. entrust., and the 3.411.1. re deity ezprrhid tr.. therm. piece, it Levied bees raw ., d that Metradhae wee fa deafer av she tour .4 the riot then. It le ow that • renal there, v I the to n h of the Frain boa do -41.4..4 that large worth, eau t 0..,, to very clove to the how •fdiserviese ...Mae out for 1b.4 mrertine of rho forte, there adlcufff u dead so. A sombre of II•atolo an ,a. Ilhaod at Ca, aft her hneulitteeehnuld t. ordered, p a t we.,. aye •iitievai bap that trireme enamels will prevail. Mv. Lay bee semersond db. eper•tioa of der as. •••••••• vets ni Colima, end ta webs, give vb. 'm g". the costae . heav• nod the ral e* OR rover steartiere. A. inlabt be P ape o* , no isivor•tina od .ha bled tor bias suarpl opposed by a porous of the lorries euvainaaity, hat ha •••• pa WWII to oath 40 abovirti way eh rather le data glue to prnature disesteems. Ow to p,ei•va Got , however, I. WI Si• Uatted Bwre animal a t Cosine hr r-feeed al. are- We to the atTaaltelniat tool be •roiseriinwe with bin Ka oelleary Mr. Ward, sad the Wainer While Clod te"usitt Lech • patios of it• rug., hams diviely after the regulaiines orr• put I. forte thle weeli, rather Ikea Orr the del. ) , involrod by the ttiotatao Oh ...5010... Ale the ryottot ,r• not l o ban w or k e dill at Sandbag, it foto be hoped snile,tielept will be:node vult the aimaretioui of lb* Mot •1.-• MI we. Wa ....111010 oat two ovrrl.o.l liuomary that "the emitters portico " do Woad of zs.rh•lant hvel Wes arid In t • Mite•feas by the 'spears v.-rotors% A. lb. Ass. mato hold the Northam portico anus torte ogn. it 10.7 be p ie . mooed tilffit ill. WWI rims ids sow Is th,or hood s The wroth of esottwr steamer bee to be assounord by as tea, Mil &weal I.lN:.ty. 1t.,, time It i• the Josses Barley tbe bse of whorl we ham to record. It left aims_ her ea Kai Koss on the 6th Wet , sod as the aralltag 4 the 10tIL a little Mort 6 o'clock, •traet la•ea *me net* als,as 60 mho thevaat Sr.. Hoop Moog. Atter lairarried treat it.. Me Alban aad crew even whoa deers n it.og K.as by a josh; 23,000 dole., which errs ea beers, wore afterwards reel wed by s greatest. The slap Isherewm, trees Lab, has he. lea no et. leleadr•. the Lours 8., tie, as Its way to Se.tow sad the 'dwarf 1111salto, as Me Woe aides. thie P.ely re the sauratag of the 19• b MM. a deetractire be be. k. our hem, shah deetroyni U.* e•••kliehmwte of Mr. Meek Mra lieknoarts, the Vrerorie Eq.-ma i m lb. bil- IMrd-mom of the Commercial Mr.!, awl the seerly•bsitt R.e.a maw& chapel, salt •a 1.1410.1.1.4. b ow .. Th. *slaw Is estimated at up 'stab of 100,v00 dole. Tale HikIJNG firoaihry &hie/ Iran., layered of OE N dom. the river to set hewer, west au /relay triersyg up as ler es Beleuerian. where ensue urn b.w. were aserewful In senile? ~,n ri.reb, , quann,i, 0.. .t'• repo' get stout 4.( 1 00. The 6.b ',IA at Ihr harl.our at tin. rate al 2s. 6d. per r 9. 76., the wego of dm larpeet el las. It is .one yard Awe lite butler were c.aegbt Is writ Bumbler.. is tar up lb. tit cr.—L . o4a 4deertsam [AdvettirwateSt.)-0:1 TSB Lou or TLITI AND as /ere Toms. sad r ho. re•tored la the um moos el rtt Arr. eleher led ea. leserre, J .1.0 111101101 007 Ma .1. MON .• aq ;Waft wonalob by rear e 1 a eolt ve.erles ome. lee ell It MEV prim bum. *wool lb. moo miss ..is-olbe mra....-ao•tra le le. Woes Ye AMOY , . of Cererbo•y. The Isteettlne I. et to. enure N. ad Woes etseiwoot to It stank! mad Ile. Werth J let by ilmOda sod swr, tb. tame eilleme. wirer. „ad ereereer, ee test port !pt. ty I . ll= . W. Wee* it be es eel ch eese.., Yr bad to see bird who say mese W bid —Clokeebow Janobt. Thee oriel Imre .4yerly yeerreeed ; the remake eh ertlleri leer in age• WO darters arehr."—lletehles Queer& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1869. lab iudlisaus. COURT OF QUERN'S BINCH.—The. 14. &Wags NARY Air is lanisa.—(Balse• the Lard Odd Judos .d. Spada hs7.) I Kr. Berth—Aid bar proplity le NUM Epos Us, is It mot? Wilma—Not it ell. Every bribing of it lls it pee. litho. Mr. Harris—l am may sorry to hoer it. (Latightsw.) Witmer—l dare say Tat are. (Oust Impair.) Mr. Harrio—Do yea leer aw 7 Imam? Witsem—What it that to yoty . iligeatred WOW.) The Comestsioaer again e Whams—Mb, should I keep Imam whim I eta out of bailor ? I have the Item. of the swot advanced he my Mother (amidst:dap • sheet of paper). I smear that Woo molests were hat according to those dabs, sad 1001. move than that. I know I am on my oath. I am speaking the troth. I would sot speak lalorly tor 60,0001. HI. Honour again expottuisted with the witaire os his nakocotning conduct. Witneee—l am happy to give yom worry &zealot is my power. Of tonna I wa happy to ambit my brother. I would have lot him hart 10,01.101. with pleasure. Mr. Harris—This account, which you prodoer, bar bora tors out of • book ? Witmer—No itll*. not. Mr. Herrin —W bat book has it bees tors add? Witness—No book at all. It ie so aid Nal. The Nasal is there. I swear solemnly that every dtlthi■g has bass advanced, and 200 i. beyond that. Mr. illarrie—When did you make out that sominat Wiensea—gonts time ago. I could not tell toady. Mr. Hanna—lt mama to hays been all made oat at sies time f Winton—Yea, of coarse. (Leughter.) All woman en. Too dem% suppose I did it non un one day and *one on soaker. (Laughter.) I wee out 10 minutes in making hoot. Mr. Herrie—Weere did you copy it from ? Witone—Ob, I can recollect pretty well what the how fib Mad ef crore.firing was kept up for about half an boor, the wiles= dispisyiug the utmost volubility. It. is• &alga lea variety of <barge. against Mr. Irving, the trade designee, and admitted that he had swept off the benkncit's property order a judgment obtained some time before. Mr. Harris—Does the furniture remain in the hones skIll? Witness—No; certainly not. I have given it away. Mr. klanis—To whom have you gives it F. Witness—Ok, that's my business. (Laughter.) I Val take my oath I \eve not received a farthing for it, and I shan't sell you to whom I gave it. I gave it to • palm, (Moseyed itter.) It belonged to me. I should like es haw who has a greater right to give • thing away than the Palm to whom it belong.. (Great laughter.) ♦ sewed volley of charges against Mr. Irving ensued. Mr. Harris—Now after this furniture business, what was *ea resolved upon ? Witness—l struck the docket, and I aid if it coed me 10,0001. I would smash up the affair, biome I would not see a brother of mine Bested. (Laughter.) Did you pay 101. stamp duty on Ming the petition P—l shan't tell you. (Renewed laughter.) I've got nothing out of the affair. I have given the furniture away. I have not received a farthing's benefit. I only did it for my brother's lake. What were yen in 1861 P—I woo s clerk thew. At what salary P—l wan toll you what salary I had. I divided my salary In various ways, sad I shan't tell /on any thing about it. tLwghtsr.) His Honour thonsin t►e examination we. proceeding Wl aeoessarily into detail. Mr. Mimi; explained that it was neon wry to ascertain the witnete's position at ao early a date, bemuse, according to the amnia he had handed in, the firm advance to his brother of 1101. was made in 1861. - End possibly it might tura out that he had not each so amount at that time. Witness—Well, tow, look hers; if you sre determined to go Into the miter, I lisd upward. of 1,0001, la the Bank of En g l an d, a n, at Mat nana_(lsughter)—eys, and in my own name, too; sad that was a long time before I was married. (Great laagliter.) I never tool an I 0 IJ from my brother, nor any tab-rest. I only wanted to egoist him. Mr. Hama—Well, but that judgment, you know, was rather an adverse proceeding. Did you do that to waist him? (Laughter.) Witham—ln 1869 I thought it better to have nomity, and my brother offered me either a ballot ask or • judgment, sod I took thejudgment ; but I did not do it become I was afraid of the mow. Do you think I did ? (Laughter.) What do I own for the money P (Renewed laughter.) Why, I don't earn that (mapping hie Etagere) for It. (Great laughter.) I took the judgment so that I might toms in for my share with the other creditors. They have had enough of my money a. It is, and I suppose they wanted man. My brother had no money of hi. own. My money ha. paid everytoinr. (Laughter.) The creditors have done nicely as it is—oh ! yea, they've done capitally. (Laughter.) Atter a few more skirmishes of a similar character his Honour admitted the proof, but adjourned the examination of the bankrupt. to all he •we es siolt tithe tertilteht. Had the keekrept blmeaU to hie owe hansom he would sot km her la this eaknessle position. The reed could sot par over the traniectioa with Mr. Moore. The haahrufit had received the amount of Mr. Moore's bill, and had failed to load It over to the 'party to whose it Ira des. Heise afterwards applied to 6y Moore, after the petition kw arrangemeat had been filed, he had allowed him to have 40i. worth of goods. Another chsrgs, that of imperfect book kerpleg, ft wee impossible to pass over. The cash-book had ►een kept la a most ustradeamanhke manner. Considering the other favourable circumstances of the cue, which, bed they stood alone, would have entitled the bankrupt to a first class window, the o.rtierate (emceed class) would be sue. leaded for six =nibs. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goolburn.) IN - - The bankrupt, a publecan, at King's Lynn, applied for his certlicete. Debts (unsecured), 3,7341.; assets of brit= neount, the property having been taken under a bill dais. Nee yen ago, the bankrupt was In a deactiecy of M. Avian prate 014,9641., there were expenses of 6,6061., sad lame of 97111. Mr. Nichalum, the official assignee, stated that only 461. had bete reelieed. haw In the:accounts toys. amount:of 1,0471. were =vouched, bat there wee reasos to believe that they were imbstanuaily true. Mr. Linklater supported. Mr. Begley oppo.ed for the usliesee, principally on the ground that the bankrupt had coetinued trading lung ales he was ineolvent—herd given a bill of sale to a creditor in 1866, which was not regietered—aad had gone on incurring debts span credit of the property la the hotel. The bankrupt in examination admitted that the bill of sale wee not registered for the sake of not injuring his credit. In Juno last he hod celled a meeting of creditors, two days after the bill of *ale bad been put in force. Some little time before be had waited on Mr. Mott, a creditor, shown him • ..111•1011/111■4" told him that hie business wee prospering, and mid that at Christmita he should be able to pay every body twenty shillings in the pound, and have something left he htwelf. Jodgment wu deferred. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Dsc. 14. (Before the Chid Commiebeer.) LW MI WILLIAM JOSN/tAI WAILING.-PITITION DIMISSID. Tide ineetweet, a gem- cutter and dealer In flees, at Mslda bill, es hie Interim order under the Proteodos Lat. Mr. Homage Browne, the berrtettr, rupportcd the sppli totem. A question grate, en the opposiiion of Mr. Metcalfe, the ineolvet's landlord, whether be bed rcleaaed his claim on the insolvent giving up poseeseion of his house. Mr. Houston Browne submitted that the debts were under 30W., by the course which had been adopted by the landlord. The Chief Commissioner considered that the debt to the landiced still existed, end as the debts in the whole elomded 3001., he had no jurisdiction in the metier. The petition was dismissed, and the insolvent wee arrested entitle the court. (Before Mr. Commieeioner Murphy.) 111 11 TOWN OAY.--ALLOWANOI TO INSOLTINTO. This was an application for an allowance hoot the detain ing crrtlitor d not exordia. 4a. a week. In this care the qucitton was settled that in county court asses application moat be made to the court in London. The insolvent was heard in September at Stafford, and received • judgment of six months for making away with moms pigs and other pro piety to about 16!. He was now on the county allowance, end a distort' table was exhibited. On some days his dinner consisted of 3 oz. of meat and Ilb. of potatoes, which with other allowanoni were termed "felon faro." He therefore asked for an allowance of 3a. 6d. • wash or es. from the dr tensing creditor. Mr. &mood wee for the insolvent, and Yr. Dowse showed cause. It was shown that 101. had been offered on the part of the insolvent to the detaining creditor fur his discharge. Mr. Coitionseioner Murphy thought the latter dream steam wee an answer. He adjourned the came to aweriala whether the insolvent had subsisted on the county allowance. Mr. Bicker Clones eppaared on the part of the church wardens of fit. Bride's to get possesaion of • hones lamed to Um insolvent and hie partner. It was arranged that the lease should be handed Into comet, and it could than be tstarnsd to the pariah officers. I home, Kr. Pries, surgeon, wee called in, end le Mod the unfortunate aao l an inmesible stets, and rapidly approech- Mg to hie death. He wait suffering from compression of the brain. Akers the right eye there wen two bridals, sad the left eye was very black. The skull was = fractund and a ri of the bone was driven into the head. This latter an. alone sufficient to produce death, sad in the opinion of Mr. Price the several wounds on the heed could not ham been produced by a single fall. The jury found the prisoner seriky or menalsughter, and be was sentenced to penal maim& for Vows years. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Bakes Mr. Bane Wawa) - , Auguste Broaches, a Omura, was charged with the man. slaughter of Willman Thome, Edmunds. Mr. Clerk conducted the proem:odes j Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poland were counsel for the prisoner. This woe a prosecution instituted by the direction of the Commisaiosere of Cutouts. ree prisoner, it appeared, was chief mate of a Hamburg steamer, called the Castor, and on the 24'b of November this vessel was lying off Hareelydown foe the purpose of unshipping her cargo, and taking M a fresh one, and the dammed was • tide-waiter, oa board to his off cial capacity. It seemed that all the cargo was got out by about f ior o'clock in the afternoon, end the hatches were Wt open, and about sic o'clock the deceased fell down the furehold, and injured his spice in snob • manner es to caws his death two days afterwards. The negligence imputed to the defendant was that be, bring, as chief mate, left in charge of the vowel, had not ordered the hatches to be closed, or any light to be placed so that any one could see that the hold was open, but there was nothing to show that it was his duty to have given ouch directions, or that he hed any refroo to apprehend any serious conse quences might recoil from his neglect of these precautions. The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. NEW COURT. (Before t►e Recorder.) Joseph Beery Joy, 49, clerk, ens indicted for obtaining by fries pretences from Tto nine Henry White the rum of 91. 75., from Cfs age Poster the sem of W. U. 2d., from Joseph Stevenson 31. 2s. ed., and from John Rose the sum of 61. 4s. 2d. Mr. H. T. Cole end Mr. Poland prosecuted and Mr. fkljillaii Parry and Mr. Gifferd defended. It appeased from the evidence, • great portion of which was documentary, that the prier., WM the land tax. earned tax, and Income tax collector for the pariah of 13bereditch sod district of Holywell, Tower division, and had been so for above twenty years. He was under the sorra intandenoe of the surveyor of tens for the divireo, a Mr. Levine, who has 'brooded, and it was his (prisoner's) duty to return his accept" of the taxes paid, in in 'credence with the asseseaneate made out to him, under the direction of Levine, to the office of Mr. Humphreys. Three payments had been duly made, and tallied with the amounts claimed in the armaments aent in by the surveyor for the division, and the frauds with which the primmer stood charged only came to light in consequence of some disclosures made by • clerk now undergoing a sentence of penal servi tude, and were proved to have been effected is the following way. After the amount of usessment had been fixed by the ' commissioners, notice of • higher amount wee served upon the parties 'reseed, and retread by the primmer in his capacity as collector. la the o'er oharpd la the Indictment the pri soner charged and remind from Mr. Rona the tredealer, of Shoreditek, 601. Bs. 6d., whereas the amount should have been 201. 16a. Bd. ; on a Mr. fkeveason, the tarmac to Mr. ROOD, who had not bees assessed at all by the coca miesionen, a charge of 81. 2a. 6d, had bean made and paid. From Mew.. White, tobacconist*, of Holyerell-simet, the difference between an armament upon 1,0001., the amount returned to the commiserners, and 2,9001. charged to those gentlemen, had been obtained by the prisoner • and from Hr. Hill, another tobacconist in that nighbourho ' od, the charge bad bean an siCPII4 of 81. ire. 2d. These sums related to the years collection ending 1869, and it did not transpire how long the frauds bad been carried on. The prisoner when apprehended by Inspector Thornton, at his residence, In Pearson-street, Heaton, upon the 6th of last month, said he had long expected it ; that Levine used to find fault with his accounts, and suggested it ; that since he bad entered Into the (mute he had known no peace night or day, and sweat to make a clean beast of it. Mr. Berjeant Parry, in cross-examination of the witnesses from whom the prisoner bed received the sums in question, elicited from them that they could not recollect whether the prisoner, at the time of being tio paid, bad ever &eked for the 110301110 t, mating what it we. for, or had tendered anything but the receipt alter taking the money. Tbe Recorder, at the coeolusion of the cue, held that there was not any evidence of false pretence having been maile, although strong auspicion attached to the prisoner, and he wee sorry there wee no further evidence. Au Acquittal wee then taken. THIRD COURT. . (Before Mr. Cunmissicaer Harr.) Jevenliah Collins was indicted for tb. inansimettee of Pattick Madigan, on the 20th of November. Mr. Orridge prosecuted ; and Mr. W. Pewee defeeded. The deceaaed, a anldier just home from India, was, on the night in question, near his own bolus in Boll's-gardens, Chelsea, whrn the prisoner, it wsa alleged, pushed him down, and his skull .asinine,' • fracture, from which he died. Verdict, Not Gully. 011/71711/ 11. 1111 ZOT/J: NAIL KIWI PACIIT COMPLIR. Mr. lonnoo, Q.C.„ O.C» mit Mr. Pollock, in Poo 11.1 kw =2 Mr. Both Q-13., and 10. T. Monte ilk Wise ries tot IL. Wangler* of • /stmt. data trawsker, Mb. Us pthoat wrier impropvemato in imam =Om, =I Is the wok propelling musk auk bad pa/- elegise irderumeo So ner d ropel Tbe patina embraced • variety at &vans, but dee istrinvoleat aornalalnad of only related is two of titan. It would appear that according to the early mode of mann- Insuring emetes the blades were starched to • bore or shaft es earrow es poselble. Now, the result of • swim of impede meats settened 1,. Oriflltho that by adopting • mertiresalme inertly the ... rewire, • greet wain of power wield be seceded, as las • certain vibratory motion b the Wire el moat proialled by *meter got rid of. He thereasie devised es onnoannt whereby toe old shallow be. wan greatly admired, nod a boas of • globulsz form substituted. Into this glo baler taw each blade of the screw Irma inserted. whirs &ciliated • further great improvement, inasmuch me it • , : i y a Ltalo blade got ant of order meld now be repaired or without the tenon being tehee asunder. F.eaety the bledes and the bairn used to be met together, bat by this improrearent thot was no linger . However, die grand o'jtact of the arresounot was that mesas of the enlarged or globular base, wool any be termed the routs of the bladm win removed to • snorter distaace from the Ws of rotation. Maitre Invention claimed bad reference to the shape of the blades. Mr. Oninille mrde them taper bawds their outside extremity, in contradietinction b the old form, whereby the witth of that pert was incremed. The oe:raio's patent had been eatoneively smiled of by enrommts and the invention had loan appniW with mast eatiefactory results to the royal yacht Fairy, sad subsequently in canons ship. of war. Is June of last yew the pisintig dm-Geared that the ship Temente, • vestal at the detrodents, we. about to start on a voyage, hotels; • arrow propeller in , deleted after his patent. Thereupon the animal r,• , • Cla 'mouths company for his royelifee, winch smouat.ra w I!. pr horns wiser of the meriel to erbfeb the Invention we. applied. The Tesunals was between NO mall 700 Mae The deleadaata pleaded that neither had they lafrisied the West. .or wee lb. invrntios term. However, attar the cam bed proceeded a little way the parties screed to come to terms, and so the must came to as ettL COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dsc. 14. attlap at Niel Prim la lasks.—(Brian Lard Cat Jovial Er la and a llptalal Jury.) CUNARD ASO OTIIIII W. VAX -011.01.. TKZ &ALI or A SNIP. 11011 011 The plaintiff; in this can are ehipb.-okers in Arthur-street West, and the defendant is a member of the firm tl Van Owen and Picard, who are merchants at Harlingee, and also in Auatinfriars. The action was to recover 1001. corn :mission, at the rata of n per oast., upon the sale of the screw steamer Champion. Mr. J. Brown and Mr. Archibald appeared for the plaintiffs, sad Mr. Wilds and Mr. Macon:ears for the defendant. The plena& are was, that in May hat they lied a lettwr feint Van °ppm aid Picard efitring the Champioe for sae, and in coneequireos of that communication Mr. Grey, the plaintiffs' managing tuas,called upon Van o,ipen and Picard, awing this his firm were not dettrona of purchasing them- i ago r ea, tut they might procure a purchaser; and Van °peen sad Picard therenpme gave him the particulars of the ship, ! and said that the price was 6,0001. Mr. Grey said if the effittaa a sale their emendation would be 21 per ornt. Mr. Grey afterwards introduced the matter to Mr. Bulb, who represented the East of England Screw Coasting Cospri,. and he Woo Pent to Messrs. Van Oppro sod Plated ke 'lgnatius a printed form as to cummiamoo, hut they ditched to sign It, on the ground that it ',Loki bind them to sell Italy through the plaintiffs' house, but that the ennindeeire would be all riget. After a good deal of nego tiation the perm, could not agree upon the price, and Mr. Grey suggested that vie etoulr withdraw from the bueima• for a time, sad that Mr. Plated should mention the mutter casually to Mr. Brett when he lisppeaed to meet him. This wane was adopted, and ultimately Mr. Brett purchased the amyl for 4,00 W. The dolooLteat's are wee that be was well acquainted with Yr. Steak Ia banisses, and as early as the 17th of Melt Maven days toeless say cointanalcation with Mr. they, he seat Mr. Colmar, his clerk, wtth particulate 4 the Cham plain, to Mr. Beitalt, I. the hope that he would purchaw It. At this liar the defendant did sot know th.t Mr. Bret had asythons to do with me Etat of Englaod Company, sad it w.. thousho that ha sould purchase the Champion for use ia the bummer of the Ayr and Calder thaw Comply. Before the defendant amid sup hilt, to the plointohe Meat the mead, be bed mat the particulars of her to two Brae ad eltiptrokers. sad both of there, it: appear., coutroubloatell lb. atatttr to Mr. Br i de. Ho energies& hood that the plaiatiff, were taking up Temple for ths Preach goveramont, and he therefore cifered the Champion to them for charter or isle. Mr. Grey wee segued upon the underevoradiah tbat be could probably aril the ship long Screw Company lor 6,0001., and be wee told that It u. did** the CoOnolagon should be 2q per cent. li. did sot .ration Mr. bredlia same at all. la addition to ale it was Mated that her oritrleal Inientios wee only to charter the skip, sad the Bret idea of buying her did net near he Mos natal ha impected the weasel on the 14th Jew. Whom be did in fact buy bet, it wee for himself, and sot for the Let el almelend Compaq. Than was motrodictory evidence also se to what was the Mal rate et ceintoomion upon ouch a transaction, dm wttearme oa)104 21, and the defeedent's I per cent. The jury attlatetely bound for the Mastiffs for 1001. COURT OF EXCHRQUIR.—Dsc. 14. Illtdap at NW Pries.—(Bdues the Lard Cidat Bum sad • Common Jerks.) DONOVAN N. MOLLOWAT.-ACCIDENT. - - Mr. Itobbeaa was wawa ler th• *WHY; Mr. Hawkins ma N,. Bereard repesseased she &remnant. Ma *buff ea side aro, Patriik 111 itioran, bcinght his mottos to maw ammo Iron tha drbiedant tinder the fol low* arennntanoto —Ho Ira. roped on the 19 h of May lam an shitmobnig ono of the runway an het in Tookty aims, owl while tbo. employrd was on . traotlr, whoa dr dakoririat's cart towed ttia arch, Brat at . coodrinits pox 11.iirover the horse, probably Iron Mohr, at orted if at • Fail, sod tho can eassaar Is award int& dm insole, lb* *mull tram thrown .ad was se eariaealy iojarrd, that us his nistitvol s. tuna al bolli Ms hp bad to b. .s -prated, mad Ise woe andlesd tiara hi leaswes meet.. Bovetol trltanson, whew watseseay was sow *we e lag, bwnag asaa salhd, Th. jury bead a mike fee as dehadaas. COURT OF PROBATE ANT) DIVORCE. Dec. 14. (Brim Ur Judge Onbaary 61111Prii MID WISP'S!" •. 110DILIN. Mr. Ike jean Pigott (with whom wry Dr. Tristram and Mr. Cotten) ontielin f a Dew trill in thr whlch wu do odad .ganef the ':ooatma on t►egriutd of on4lur io.fturneN on Yrrio) fast. The keened control clot. nerd tadt chows & t el she special jury .ea *natant evidence. Br C. Crane/Al granted t h e rule air. ALILIANDRI X. ALX , C SNDIDI ADD ANOTNLR. Bir C. Creswell Jln.,d the respondent to appear and plead, aotwitartearliag that Ohs nee had been already part heard. WIIIIZ V. WHITS. --- le this case the learned Judir. bed decreed a judivial sopa rano*, on the sruund of the .11v*• cruelty; sod as spplhe dos yes sew mods to bus to ardor some allowance to be paid te bee far her maintenance. Sir C. therswell, without bearing counsel on lb. other side, said that he hid no power to make such an order, and ?slimed the al/placation. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—I)FC. 14. (Define Mr. Commi•rionrr Holrojd.) IN RI AYLWARD. The hanknapt was • Wine wort ban , of Doetors'-enromona. This me has 'nominative me . leg. His It...bill:ha am egad LIM! mews retaised at 2601. Mr. ki. Hen % espied for the .edger. The case was toady artiatable km the remarkable demsesear of • videos, Mr. Pser While Aylward, a brother al Me bankrupt, des errant is the halegmeashent r s gratlmana of limitary. He headers' a prod metes the elate for WU, and gave svi &Noce in the talesman elle. M. limns—Weal aro you, Mr. Aylward ? Witham— ladependent el everybody in the world. (Loaghter.) Mr. Herrh—How I .erg hare you been independent ? Wiineee-1 Snell not give you the date, unless the Come mused..? rt.in , rro C. , U,1..14•11.4ET—Y 0 u must amerce the questions put to you. Mr. lismie—How long have you been Independent? W mare— Up. .rda of three meta. Mr. Ham.—How did you.. quire the, haeleF seamier.? Witmer—That is my besinemi. Ibet is a eery imptN srat question. I hem 30,0001. or 40.0004; and it is s very lanainiserst questa*, bow I got it. I Como 15510 1,2901. slam I cam of ego. Mr. Hama—How imp is it since you were • clerk to Mr. lastarktga wine. merchant Witmer—Upwards of three Mr. Harris—And what hav e )nu bees slam you were by clerk? Witeess--Ihdepesdent of rerybed,, wi sh pe.toy ci proper). You caoLot alter my pu ali.a. (A laugh.) His Hower ..1411 interfered. lunt•heed lb. ad men to dente& himself with pr. Witmer—Ain Ito answer tha man's qu. ato.n r ? I sai of to profession whatever. I am isdepeadest of every tam is the world. (Iteteemd lambs, ) Mr. Herne —I must gettable yes to *opiate what that mass ? Womees—l rams that I can It.. without Weiner.. I am isdeplides: of bases," end My , pleat; to ...pr." me. Am 1 a.' ri m. my lord? (Gres , laughter ) Mr. Harris—le it a feet 'het you minted mum elderly Ind_y_after you let , Mr. LemeidgeF Wirossir—l did many • lady. IN •I LOVISI 11.AMANT. The bankrupt, a milliner and du...maker of Somerset street, Pertemn-square, applied for her wildcats. Debts, ; assets steed at 1301. Mr. Pearce oppose'. It appeared from the examination of the bankrupt that the bed only kept one book of account, which eiteudirl over five years, and did not appear to cou nties above forty or fifty lames. The entries were of course merely 00111110111 i, end in reference to some of them the wh ims mid it wee only " by chance " that they had been made. Saw admitted that she bad pawned good, which had mat bee 801. for 221., aced had transferred her furniture for W. to aM. Missal, who It was contended wss not in a posi tion to pay any such sum, end was even indebted to the bankrupt at the time. The bankrupt, during her eighteen month, trading, had incurred bad debts of upwards of 6001., through supplying pools to females of questionable character. Mr. Fraser, for the bankrupt, said it wee true that the parties to whom she had given credit were of doubtful che erier. He had tried repeatedly to get money from them for her, bat without effect. They were the ladies of Captain So-and-so one day, and of Lord 80-and-so the next. (Laughter.) The use wee in some respects ons of ma 'wow. — liaAmour censured the beakrupt for her imperfect book keeping, and for going on trading after gibe wee deeply in volved. Elbe had traded rwklesely in incurring 7001. of hal debt., and had resorted to pledging good.. The court wad bound to mart its dieapprobwinn of this a nof Maim, and would esepeaci the certificate (second ciao) for fete moth*. IN RE ANOORE. MN W 44 another lady'. can. The bankrupt, Ellen Ruth Aaron, a brewer, of Hutton, applied for per certificate. Debts, 1,8801.: awns about 8001. Mr. Plhelp applied for the &runup& The assignees offend se oppirtiton, but recommended the one as one for Oen alms consent*. 11;11orrour,ois;er vlerr that the expenditure was consider ably tarp, than the prvd.s, said he could only grant a certi ficate of the second class. IN RI ONANLES WOOLTORTON. The bankrupt was an ironmonger, of West Smithfield. This wee the certificate meeting. The cam hoe been free Eir i. Uy before the court, and the accounts have appesred In The unsecured liabilities are about 12,000 f., un which a dividend of fie. 9d. hoe been paw and the assets are ex pected to yield another le. in the Pound. Mr. Tippette oppeeed for the wigwam ; Mr. Lewreace supprfetl. The bankrupt, in .111111110011, stated that he had received 411., the amount of a bill due from Mr. Moore, of Wool• with; the bill being in other head., Mr. Moore was cued upon it ; and afterwards get gouda to the autosot, bat with out interference on witerse's part. Mr. Moore deputed that in July, 1858, he had scospted a bill for 41f., to r goods supplied by the baakrupt. It wee not paid at maturity, bet by Instalments. The bill wee ant given up. Be we. afterward. sued by Womersloy sad Bart. Went to the bankrupt, who raid he wes very sorry, but he had made DM of the mney. %tome had to pay the 'MIMI. again. In December bankrupt offered him another bill, which witness refused to take, but mid he would take It out in gold.. The good. were furnimbed accordingly, to the .mount of 44!. 4.. 9d. The bankrupt was preant at the arrange/asst. Witness amasiderel that he had paid for the good. beforebaud. Mr. Page, ironmonger, of Westminster-bridge-road, dm posed diet in March Net he received &N. worth of goods tram the bankrupt. (This wee after the bankruptcy.) No invoice was pent. Believed that the goods were not maned in the bankrupea books, bat did not support, that say tread on the creditors was contemplated. Indeed, that was impom tibia, foe Mr. Cooper, dm accountant, was present when the Roods were ordered. He considered that he was buying of the molasses ; they were selling off the stock by private COMM' Mr. Tippet's said be opptteed the hinbrupt unwillingly on account of the position he bed formerly h. Id. The transac ting with Moore. which took piece doer the petition for ar rangement and before the Lankruptcy, hod the effect of depriving the totem of 441. The bankrupt had had large necommodation traariacites, 'tome of which came down to the very date of the petition for arrangement. Bills to the amount of 7001. or 8001. hat pared between the bankrupt and J. Troiesdi Burke, also a bankrupt. The total of the sccommodetion hills wee 4.5001. The hooks had been moat iniperlently kn., ' • owing to this the bankrupt's eaeroination had to be adioutiled Irmo tiros to time. The official aspirate in his report stated that there were numerous errors in the cash account; rose Item was charged thrice; and others to the amount of 4431., were entered more than once. The bankrupt, being further ermined by Kr. Lawriinee. depend that bills to the amount of several thou.and. had bent drawn by him for gond. supplied in teepee of an reale in Me ineterrece, Bt igbt.ro, of which where re one of the tram& He bed been. large leer by the. building treas urer ; hi. owe brine.. pecliged • large profit. Had pur ebred the equity of redemption of the estate, which had been teleeird to him by the agolprown ss of 00 vale. Other bills alluded to as arcomniodn ion bills were originally drawn for goods supplied or money alvanced. He called hie creditor. together to December. l&Se. and off red then 20.. in the pound in instalments Wes e.ntideet that he could have carried that out. Hie profit. bad Bern 21,37111 In nine year.. He attributed his tailors .olrly to the cubfortime of the Brighton princely. The Coma...looer —What has been reali-ed ? Mr. Bteasteld—There Imo bees a dividend of 3.. 9d., end we have mow I,ouol. la heel. Mr. Teppette -And that. here beta 1,0001. of new debts premed. Benkrept—Of tbe hoed debts returned et 4,0001., unity 3,0001. kr bees realised. Mr. Lawmen—And shoal TOON. from the property. After Marino Mr. Layne.. for sbn bankrupt, His 'Honour said the bull trsaracttonA did not eppear to have bees purely alas asemaredetloa character, or sash ft ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Lnwoug, Das. 14. Mr. Justko Crompton took his sera la the crown court ..only after nice o'clock, and the trial of the city prisoner was then proceeded with. MORONI/WWI ASSAULT AT LINCOLN. Israel Taylor was clammed with having, on the 16th Sep tember last, telomoualy out and wounded Elijah Taylor with intent to do Men strume bodily harm. Mr. Flowers prosecuted. The case wee one of stabbing arising out of a drunken brawl, the prisoner and prosecutor being brothers. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, but recommended him to mercy on the ground of his Mimi; received provo- cation. He was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. WESTERN CIRCUI I.—Exeree, Drs. 14. (Before Mr. Baron Channell.) The court was oocupted nearly the whole of yesterday trying canes, which are not lit for publication. In conesquence of no return having been made to the Home Secretary of the ease of Thomas Kavanagh, a master mariner, charged with having " wattled" a veeeel with intent to de fraud the underwnters, It WM adjourned until the March assizes. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIvaaPooL, Dec. 14. CROWN COII1T.—(134(011 Mr. Biro YArtia.) ♦ HUSBAND KILL= IT 111 Will. Susan Train. ins @tugged with having murdered her husband, Alexaoder Trotter, on the 3rd Oct. last. The patties heed in a court off Sbaw•hill, Liverpool, and on the night of the day in question, both being very much intoxicated, the decoyed made several efforts to sink, the who ran ow.y. Bhe afterwards went beck to the ro ia ur and upstairs, where he wee heard calling out to the prisoner in threatening language. The prisoner went Into the house and came oat with. table knife In her hand. The deceased rushed down attire, and she ran away. He overtook her end made en effort i. oinks her, but a man named Roche caught hold of him. He escaped from Roche and ran at his wife, who then struck him with the knife. He fell, wounded in the collar-bone, and was conveyed totiteNorthern hospital, where be died in an hour. The prisoner gave vent to the most pattelusate supremos@ of contrition immediately lifter her husband kilo The jury found. verdict of ifemslaugAter, and the pri soner was sentenced to three month.' uupriaoninent, with hard labour. Alai° HT ♦ TOBACCO PIPE. Michael Borne was charged with the manslaughter of Thomas Denies, at Wigan, ori the of October. On the night in question the decea sed loft a publie•houee in Wigan about r 1 o'clock. The Owner and some other men weer standing in the street: The deceamed went towards them and aid something to them, when one of them, who was stated to be the prisoner, struck him a blow in the mouth which knocked him down. His bead come with a violent blow against the kerbstone, and a tobacco pipe which be had in hie month at the time was faced into hie throat, where a portion of it broke off. This the surgeon stated was the im mediate Maas of death. Witnesses were celled with the view to show that the pri soner was not the men who struck the blow, and the another of Betas stated that he was in bed before I l that night. The jury returned a verdict oh bet Guilty, and the pri soner was dierberged. Mr. Justice Will.. was expected at Liverpool last (Wed nesday sight), and until the civil cases commence on Ptid.y, he will try prisoners in the Nkd Piing Court. YORK, Dic. 14. (BMore Mr. J tistios Wiegman.) MANNLAUORTIR AT LEROIII. Proderieb 80b,... Johnson, 23, was charged with the man slaughter of John Fletcher, at Leeds, on the 12tk of Novem ber last. Mr. Vernon Blackburn and Mr. Bruce were for the proem rutin. ; the primmer wan defended by Mr. Foster. The deceased was • publican. and kept a house known by the name of the Holmin-the-Wall. Oa the 1 Ith of Novem ber lest be late his home about eleven o'clock in the morning, and nothing more wse known reepeoting him until between eleven sad twelve the mine night, when he entered the Templar's pubhc.bouee, in Templer-street. He wee in the company of an abandoned female n.med Anne Green, and shortly before 'indolent be left the Loopier's public-house, end went away with tin* girl. The demseed wee then affected with liquor, sad he proceeded with this girl to • boom of in terne, kept by a women named Johnson, the primei is mother. The hemmed rat down in a lockleg-chsir, and was asked by Gesso, and by another girl named Eosebeth Rhodes, who was orpiment, and .1.0 by the prisoner to pay fur some liquor whiob would be sent tor. He declined to accede to this regnant, upon which toe prisoner told him that he had better leave the home. The deceased said nothing in reply, mid retained his seat. The prisoner became excited, and seized hold cf him and pushed him out of the bones. He tell down wan stone steps with great violenos outside the door, and was very much hurt. The girl Orem remarked to the prisoner, 00, Fredetick, you should not have done en, you Easy knee hurt him." Imme diately alter this the prisoner west to the door, and lifted up the deceased, who was lying In an treenrible state, and brought bus again let., the home. aid plaited him upon the beeirth-rog in front of the tire. The decemed remained in thin position tor the re...inner of the nieht, no augment was called in to attend up n nod he we. nut removed from the house until n. xi day, when be wee in a dying state, and wee taken Miele la a ode. About en hour after the deceased wee Wand the primmer led a quarrel with the girl Rhoden, and struck her severely on the minnh sad Dose. Rhodes then ma est of the= and breught la a policeerenstable. who sew the d lying is trout of the tire. The Owner's to Abet mated to the .11Icer that the eft ceased was a penes ietiotat elle knew, and m o t be was to him alone. The police ems sr Wl solisently did not take any further soden of the deeee.ed, and Ike them the premium. Alter the dammed wee moneyed 7HE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Stephen Keefe, a blind midden, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and illtreating his wife and children. Pelioe constable 692 said—About half-past four that morning I taw the prisoner's wife and two children standing in the street abirmine with cold, and was informed that the prisoner had turned them out of doors. I accordingly went up to bin room and tried to persuade him to let them go in, hut he refused to do so, and when I took them to the esti= for warmth and shelter, he came after no, and with a great deal of violent language, demanded that they should be turned into the Street Nish:. He would not go away, and we wen compelled to lock him up. Prisoner—My lord, its only the little drink I'd got, and if you let me go this tier. you'll ether see me here again. The Lord Mayer—Ton must be • brutal fellow to turn out your wife and children at such an hour, and in such incle ment weather. Is the wif• here? Wife—Yee, my lord, and I hope you'll let Wm go. He's • very good husband and father except when he drunk, and he does hie best to provide for us. Lord mayor —How old are your two children ? Wife—The little boy is three, and the little girl ii eight. Lord Mayor—He must be a brute to turn such children tato the street. . Tv i liT itit it. only the little drink, and I hope you'll for e.. him. Mr. Goodman—Your children moat be protected, and we must molder them as weU am you. How doe. he get his Livia*? — Offer—He goes about with the bagpipes playing at pub llobouses, and four nights In the week he goat home drunk and abtiaes his [aunty. He btu been here before several times. Lord Mayor—l es abominable. Were the children dressed when he turned them nut ? Officer—Yes. my lord. . . . . . _ . Wife—He came home at three o'clock, and the little girl, who always goes about with him, came home at the same time, and bad not been to bed. The Lori Mayor—A sirl only eight years old out with • drunken man till three o'clock in the morning. Why, that in Welt is shocking and disgraceful. Where was the other abild Wife—Hewes in bed, but when he hears his father corning home drunk, he always starts up, and puts on his little bite of things and runs to me. Mr. Goodman—Asa protection from his father's violence, I 'awes ? Wife (with evident relnctence)—Yes ; but it's only when his lathe/ is drunk. The Lord Mayor—He Llama ecoundrel, and I shall send hint to prison for Maya. Priem:ow—Very writ my lord, sod when I enmea out I shall just step it away altogether. I s►an't stop with my wits and ohildne to get into Wattle on their amount say more. MURDER IN THE COUNTY DowN.—An inquest MY held on Saturday lot on the holy of Michael Fraley, at Ratbfriland, who died from the drools of • savage beating ha removed from a gang of armed miscreants, on the 24th ult. Ili. poor wife deposed that—" He bail no fear or terror of anybody on his mind. Robert Cowan (a former witness) sent me word that my husband wee injured by falling. and wan cut, and desired me to take • horse and a cart to hie (Cowan's) house for him. My brother, William O'Neill, who lives with me. and • servant man, awned Peter 2l'llwown, went for deceased. It was them shout 2 o'cloek in the miming. On my arrival at Cowan's I sew my hus band. He was able to speak to me, and at once reorg•ised me. I 'eked him what hurt him. He answered, 'Sticks and stones: I then brought him home on the cart, and had him laid us a pellet at. the kitchen Bre. 1 inquired who it was that had bosun him. Hs replied that he did not know. He continued to huger up to Thursday, the lot histent, and then died. Hr staid he got the injury at Mr. Henderson's Bats, in Cornejhaugh. I can here no anepicirmot who com mitted the mime." Several other witnewsea were examined, but not one of them had soy knowledge of tho murderers. The jury, as in such case is usual, returned • verdict of Wiltul murder againat persons unknown." FATAL LEAP 1 , 11.011 A RAILWAY TRAIN.—Ort Mwortay en toque& woe bold beh.re Mr. Hoary Atkinson, d-poly y orrwr, er, cm the body of Frank Hinny, a fireman In the amyl y of the London and Herb Weotera Railway Company. About hall•paat Ire recJoak on the morning , 6.1.• tool. a roan woe crwatog the railway at Ardwick, when he heard a moan. He want in the direction of the mond, and Mound the dimmed leaning against a waggon. He eal4 that ha had Imped from the mail train end a/moot killed hinimlf. Hi. skull area Iracturvd, and he wea reword to the Mencharir Infirmary, where he died on Sunday.— Vordiet, Accidental death." LAdrertierrornt.l (HOWZOPATIFIC CRIB. min. Ononn.—Tbu OteefldMi orevation g. mYrttel • . 1, .• *di Nom • maw. jam. goon Hereamathie thud*. Lamekft* MARKETS COTTON.—LtratooL, Die. 14.—The salad off Cotton to-day ant ettintand et 7,000 bales. Burma have been More midst is prios. Awaken without ohmage. C011.11.-13orrote, Dsc. 14.—The 'apply of wheat was fair at our market to-day ; the trade firm, at late rates. Rae, 40.. to 48a.; white, 46r. to 48e. Bases, peas. and oats, were la. lower than last week, with very little demand. &rocntron-ox-Tins, Dsc. 14.—During the pet week than have been hair arrivals of wheat coastwise. At thee day's market there was a good supply of gram. Wheat was in maul at at the extreme currency of last week. Barley the tem cheaper. Oats met with more inquiry. Beans L. per qr. lower. The weather has set in very severe; tc-day a henry fall of snow. Imports during the peat week :—Wheat, maw wise, 1,380 cm. ; oats, CO•BIWiee, Dze. 14.—Oer "applies won good to-day for the sseecei. end all good quelitiseisiet a sale. Some rough besets were left over unsold. Beef mods from 2g. Bd. to be. 4d.. mutton, 3.. 10d. to 6s. Bd.; veal, 4s. to 6e. ; port, 3s. to 4s. 4d. per stone of albs. sinking We offisL LEATHER AND HlDES.—Since our last week's report not any change has taken place in the leather market. During the past week there has been rather more demand than exists generally so late In the year. The supply at Leedenball on Tuesday waa not large, and the tmelactions very limited, without sty alteration in prime At the public sale of foreign raw goods last week, there was a fair demand both for home and export. Bret East India kips were a shade higher, excepting those of heavy weights. In all other goods there are no alterations of any unpornums in value. COALS. - LOWDON, Doc. 14. - Byasa's Debacle West Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Devisee's West Hariley, 141. 6d.; Lam. bert's Wont Hartley, 14s. 64.; Tanfield Moos Buten, 14e. 6d.; Wylara, 16a. 9d.; Walls End Sheriff Hill, 17e. 6d. ; Eden Maio, 18.. 6d. ; Wells End Brat:idylls Horton, 19s. 3d. ; Will. End Freenwelkente, 18s. 9d,; Walls Had Batton, 205.; Wall* End Hatioa Lyon., 18a. 3d, ; Walls End Keener Grange, 19, 3d.; Wall. End South Hinton, 19a. 9d. ; Walls End Stew...e.t . a, 19s. 9.1.; Walls End Beeson, 17.. 3d.; Wall. Bud Cssaoy, 19s. 3d. ; Walk Bad Hartlepool, 19a. 9d; Was End Hough HaU, 18.. 6.1.; Will. End thwarted, 14e. fld.; Walls End KelloA 19e. 6d. ; Walla End Month Hartlepool, 18.. 9d.: Walls End Teornley, 17s. 6d.; Walla Rad Triandota Tboruley, 17s. 6d.; Will. Bud Thorpe, 12s. 61. ; Walla End Whitworth, lis.; Will. End South Mariam, 18a. 6d.--81dpe at market. 83; sold. 72. TRAFFIC ItZTURNI3. Miss Pr Total, Taal. BAI&WATII. gm. NT 11114¢41.5. MK Irak indlag Oct 9. A A A Grog ladles Psalm's Rai:t wat Maas, IPTeda..7l 1944 1.425 LAID te44 :Ma wadi maw Nev. Danis ird Mllwrket *en enema Nev. U. Bowe rd Ile thin ! ll4 s 94.41 1.1.91 ii.l ir.7.1.7;16‘7:41 :::: irs .173 3817:3 . riii cei Weil 04.41 . 113 ., ::. - 3,493 8.420 Iv 444 4a414 240. i. 02144 20412 m IN 8.430 10.43 21.918 UM 7 4 4448 k 04.- 233 - - um 344 - 7. 87 Oarawail - 8.7 248 -*La saalwe'bo3. IL Bal& ma llro442 Jm40140-. 161 1" 1" "1 111 ... . N . Wane_ woo masa D0e..1.4.-••.- • sit 74 41 117 surfed awl -- SI 163 160 24.1 'GI Skrousbm sal 1,657 List 3.062 1,414 *v dat maos 1.6 Dee 11. lamb* 17114 Masai wows 6171 PAD 43,71 , 74.0'6 NAT Woke Iblla d 127 10,066 4,316 14.424 &set Warm M NAN 23,596 lioneboome, &sib Swam, end ATlrtecieum sod U 5............. ............. 17111 3,323 7,401 10,724 9.436 •TM above Le ezolestee of Irmo duo under agreement with Ma London end Sole Weans Railway Comm:. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. O•IVALTT. Lady Vesakha (barque). OEM Irma Liverpool for Ifaranhsm, with • mend Germ ins stark by • Write thlp (toppootd to to Amen. can ar lasheb) hi the WOW the 99th Nov sad mea afterwards east Ilmr• bad awsmese; presegere (11) aed maw III) mppmed to have sweated; aim M Y mioured ma) was paled up teem • pamot wreck Me Ihrlowier morels,: to fat em N. tatt 7 W, by the Marley Hal (es). Ilmedbeet. trim Learlom—Cadir, Dm. 6. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Correo, from Liverpool for Bort Kong. Nov. 2, let 1 N, lon 21 W, Congrem (rap). Briar, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Nov. 12, lot 27.10,10 a 79.81. Comropolna, from Liverpool km Boats Video, Nov. 7, Mt fN, ka 22W Beaman from W. lobs LW Bristol, all well, Nov. 17, IM 41.2, Ism 41.11. Bennis Liamlitoos, tram Galveston for lawrpool, 113da3s, of llataLlila Best. THE BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—The Ripen strived at Southampton yesterday, with the heavy portion of the Bombay and Australian mails. She left Alexandria Nov. 30; Malta, Dec. 4; and Gibraltar, 8. She brought 100 passenger. Amongst her cargo were nine packages of specie and 1,206 bales of silk. Her Majesty's ships Renown. Bandies, Candor, and Wanderer, were at Malta. 'The Marlborough, Cadmus., Doris, Lapwing, Scylla, Orion, Neptune, and Cesar, were at Gibraltar. The Ripon paned the Delta on the 10th inst., and the Pere on the 13th. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS.—The Quebec and Montreal mail steamer North Briton sailed from Liver pool yesterday (Wednesday), foe Portland, with the usual mails and 46 passengers. On Saturday next the Canard mail steamer Canada will sail for Boston and Halifax. Letters will be received at the Liverpool Post.officei on that day till 10.46 cm., and eid Queenstown, till 9.30 p.m., with a late Is. of Id. till 10 p.m., and with a fee of 3d . till 10.16 p.m. TEE WRECK ON THE BLACKW*TER BANK, Canclaa, Dxc. 12.—The wreck on the Bleckwater Bank, on to Irish coast, of the ahlp Sontnouth, of Liverpool, from Fleetwood to Savannah, with oosla, early on Saliday morn ing lrat, briefly reported in this journal yesterday, appears to have taken place from the somewhat hazy sate of the weather on Sunday night. The master and three of his crew left in a boat for the lightship, to ascertain if a lifeboat could be Ma from it to the wreck. No lifeboat being kept on the lightship, and the weather being too boisterous for him to return to the wreck, be signalled hie wife with her child and his crew to make the brat of their way in the phip's boats to the chore, which was distent some eight or nine miles. They fortunately succeeded, after much suffering, on a very cold morning, about five o'clook, in reaching Cahore fa safety. Immediately afterwards the lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution as launched,aud pulled with good will to the rescue of the remainder of the shipwrecked crew, whom, after many hours of had toil, the lifeboat's crew safely brought on shore. The idthertuen deserve touch maw for the promptitude with which they manned the lifeboat at so early an hour and put to Pea. They have been paid by the institutiou 134 for their valuable services. It is gratifying to be able to report the Teatimes& with which the fishermen man the liteboat, and are only too anxioua who shall be first in her. LONDON GENERAL Omrusua COMPANY (LIMITED) —Traffic) remits.. low Dow. 11, 10,7121. 10s. Ild. 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It, at Gloucester oleos, Hyde-park, Me wife of Oaptais M Harems. of • no. Liums : A:10 s.at Ladistoo. Womsoemb. the EN of J. 0. 1.70., .7tZu g fiter. RA .LAN.-14x. 11. at Rutlaa4 'rata. LA, Bala.. of ItUPap. -Das. 10, as CroyJoa, tM ago et A. U. Roper, Eig ,of dasehisr. 11111YYN1111..—Dee. 11, st Ilsmacy &Wog. Lose , the info or the Rev. O. O. Miser, datuSter. MARRIAGES. ------- BiNSINCIC—BU AN A HY.— Doe. I% au K elobtsbrides. by Oa M. O. A. Burnaby. the t.g, C. M. C. &mullet. W (Wuhan Louie, daughter of Burnaby. of Bagarave Bad. bAnn• 0 MOUT—WRIGHT —lllx. 10.4 flarbtedown, nn• ranterbory. Mr. S. think to Llizabctb, Irtiow of the Ws J. Wrltht. ol Hat bl.l.`• 11A ItIOLNO—Dt: MATTOS.—Doc. S. at •11 !taint; l'pler Norwood, by it. Res D. I•italing , Wlllt.m, too of It. N. lianline. k..eq of hiteetwathoOati. w .da M Meted. Uemootta. dw.-biaot O. De >.A., Log.. of Upper Norwood. PLATDPIILLIPS —Dec at the {AAA c'.urcb. Ilionpotead, by the Rev. 0. en*. LLD., T. Platt. hot., to Avoly A., thOglBo , of Ma late°. Phillip, hot. STOTIINKT—IihNDALL —Dec.l3, at the parith church. Mallet; by the /ter 8 Kel.oo etottunt, LL Juba 4 otothert. E. et Homy Sto her.. Esq., Parrymead, Dear Rath. to L.,. oeo , oBrtoottAN Ot Hem ILeudgi, tp , PHUT Votmul. the Lloato, Itertlata DEATHS. AllllOl . T.—Dee. 11. Mr. J....rtea4,0l Dute•etreet, Portland Oat% aged M. II /ADMAN.— Dee. 12, at Boa* tiopma. U. A. Hardman. r+4.. and el. 11V.NDItIEL—Dee. U. at Laoadomietlreus. , eute Lambeth. 0. Um . Mks. Koa. sad 71 IA at Willem Abbey. J. Jeempp, Esq., aped 73. ICOLL.—Dee. p, at Copt 11.11. Ilmdco. T. , seed It. PUGH —Die. 11. at B. 11, common. it. Web. . Lat Plaebboct. West the Dir. T. Smyth. Win WALPOLL—Dee. 10, at Sidenbam. Colonel the Hon. J. Walpole' ▪ 73. IrALIKIL—Dect D. at Beyttebury Imam, Dublin. D. Walter. Nate sled TB. 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