The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-11 00:00:00

IRELAND. CR.1116 I ul SIDII7O'S rusucaTlON - • - 4G41.V3T 4 Drama PSINTIL DUBLIN, 1101IDAT 1•1013113. (Fro 'be frooosie• Jowr ludo( Ibis Ryeslog.) At the head *ice -ogee Mr. John Francis th• miter rind publisher of .• Moon's Almantek," wee rough. up in custody of two &whir before Mr. Poter. ea.: or with Irving publiehed and raid a stir! known r " Noires Meionis Prophetic Ahneark," it berg • ',Joints, inidielewn and scridaler publication. and ralcsbred Pi bring bar Marry'. government into contempt. Wane the rem at sew lierreign Lady the Qom.. Tr law d.:~ le the Caren Mr. It...hineen. Weeded es the part of the arm . W primer wee without preisiosel Gewgaw,. The ctret cf the peeee•tfom wee to blue Me primer la l`eogrs.wiatio t keep the puce— that 1 M dleendese the putt& att.& the egeselee book. Lim sear • 'Wheeler wag peefeeral eß•trt Ms. Neseat. Aka rue Mr nada& the foram bombs of as ors woo proprood tM Wodsoiday, to amigo tlko papaw to moors prolaminol oriotomos. SMOCKING NOWAK IN DUNKIN The Freeman's Joanna' et yeenwthty gine the Plowing account eta sharking sem& asmanketif is Dublin en fraterday but : One .4 the men theadhl merehre the has seemed tee may years Is this sky was pespetneed en ilatunly night by a Uri named Theme DMk , • pelmet, rending et No. Dire-orrer, aa his nit Idergent, sm mmellsegty isekleg noun el then 30 years el ego. liberCy ear 10 Weiss! yesherdsy marsh( the scab boarbood of the sore el the frightful tragedy wee thrown Ines a uate oil the penal eniteueut sad alarm toe its beteg male twos. tor the fret time, WA Nis. Birk bed bean hinthersi duriag w r edwi letat tun traniamed, and that the mean, bed • was rerneyed he the demerit. nice, and Sameme Owls sad ldeyere, ef the 0 en .oe, procerated within thin to the Wrap of Black, which am maned is die hp beak room of the hone. On anwleg the spetement they hand the ustortunne worn lying ia her bed la a peel el bleed, obieb had collected gala s Maly wend in Me V sidea leassth the robe. At the tins the enetehise het saw the body Is wee wean whin the bed clothes tea es the emir ltd lett It, fret ere temievieg the omens( Jim hand that the entire of the night ion of the deceased bad ben bien Item her body end thrall mike the Ind. and tee ie mimed in her senenth wish therewith hr Wane mire ken Inpkgs. el her mem. Tb. le Mei ea inrh nth, en from the bleed being newel entirely earned to the mein el the hid whisk was Meedinely seder it, it is thought tar shit veibiteisi the eteb fen a asife ot ease other sheep isetreesset, the man darer boil her in nee position nail she died el The ',spathe es helm .ended by the f=eirt seek, dos. sad nark of the iloceeed beingall bilent and giving peahl evidence ef the Is,. flip which meet have byes/apt as Ws than and meth hi precast be ceiling ter sethensee S. hse akin end bra broth moles who slept in the net ream, en, divided from the see in width the manse Wee etnealthed by • thea panties. On the air gents rain ahquirlhe thee the partienless ef the neon mom they were inerned by lira Vona, ant to the d► mad. last Bleck ramesd from bi. wort at eight onset • ` soo exioY thlthl, and ether rensteisg a base foe • then time, he ten the damnedest with es a am. He e Na shoemaker'. shop sea pereneed • peke bons t h:CI and than proceeded nth het es a pulthe-bane in lannefin street, where be Ml Is.. pilfer same pakedeg meek whisk he bed soespned that day. Sisk and the deemed W some &Mk, after wig* they neenied Is.. es • ear and went to their room at th en 10 eels*. N othing trianired he'd about 11 'non, when Kra Wen whet wee out eith.ag one parebasse, retuned. On theo hoc ewe. Sae wee 11111 Willed W MO the en ef • fin 6ti.. b .y of neat nine yaws of age, snag in bar *pennant. She send him why he wee net le Led at th at la our, aged the little feliov saki tbst be was afraid tbat hi. father woad kill kne, ae he sew him kW/ft la moths, in s terrible tesaatie. Not whiting te interfere, as *b. wee aware thee Black was a very hasty and Olin perm man. the put the boy to hid, and ear as tame net hearing my eon she mist has suers mom. The candle nes evinginthed, but them wee millolest light le enable be to awns Black ending a he Wrest the side at the Md. The deceased was lying on the bed pentelly asked. She went over end put her hand in the Meet ed the bested, Ned it aortirred to he at the elms the she felt cold. Bleak did sot adding bee cis cocain isle the t 0.., me did Ike teen any. enervation to him, and Me mend to her ows apartment. Winter that all wee right, and that any differ ence bemmew Elect and her Water had ended. She not to bed and ilid not get up need is o'clock yonerdsy morning. H ear ingnno ne *tinier is the next room enthroned the boy to go into his father'. room, at half-past 11 o'clock, and mak hie mother fora loss of her cloth. The child did se he wanlirected, sad re , urned ire s sheet time conathed with fear at the aht et which he bad witnessed. The door had in been tact-Lill, and ono the boy enteral the TOM be found his father (Wl! i and of ruin to deliver his maim found he mother deed and deluged in blood. Prwea what his. Hahn moll glens from the child, she run its the room where the murder had hew careceitted, and hand eke 'hilts story to be too tree, sad pee lb. alert, liemdraide ef per son from the neighbourhood flocked nun the loss., awl Bahia, could exceed the excitement of the pane when the police arr.v.cl The general cry woo, i Where is the mardoor bit be anemone. to to found lie wee loot sees betwets 0 and 9 eolith mayday mesh& Wass the hone in stuck he hal played as fearful • pert. He pro. the street. la the man emniase with • pipe la his mouth. He nut into a inset's shop, nun be got shaved, awl, after creatiag himself, be observed le the barber that he had nee oat foe • picket (which he produced)) which he bad foreskin io a hoses the slob, mane, sad he wan then retbinigr boom with it. After leaving the shop I. down Ntor-row (unit), and op to an advanced =et night en tidings of the murderer had been received, although the police are on his heck. There appears to be but ono apnea among the pollee—that Blank had com mitted the murder before the time Mrs. Quinn went into bye room, and that ho had rsociased there donne the men &lose with the cane of Its •All 9. The ••••••ill to deticini as • moon of about form years of age, five fn onus Inches high, bwal•abotitheved, black curly hair, and shithers tontine to "coy, sallow complexion, and rooks cheek., and one of b.. I.oul teeth Is lost. Ili. floras at the time of his kw in _T cgs ined of a three, Mark took con, mole. kin trou sen mainly sashed, Wellinatta not., a laded woollen plaid scarf and a grey tent .p. Tito body of the mar - decee e..t elan noun. in charge of the t.itic. nraiting aa in gnat, stock will be held this di.y. The excitement of the people in the Weinity lut Men • n Ind, r, and it .1111 ma an las confab!r could do to prevent persons forcing their way in .o raw the ninon.." The reseed . gory ha.. returned • verdict rf "Wilful Moeda - eg .inat Black. The anoonn hes se yet eluded the vigilans f the polo.. A PRIEST FINED FOR ASSAULT. At the Train quarter sessions on Thursday, an sefkci for seeeolt ageism( lather O'hu!liven canoed= deal el luta..., It wee tried W.". the se-iasaat A. pager, Leg. Ibe folloretiog r. port te from the Detilits Zepa.. .• %NAN IV lisrtuvor. Mr. NI yptfy sofa t►.t it woo as mum for 201. &amass orofoof ft. Ne.. Goonfe O'Sallf•oa. poiffb priest of Ka lov; fa, 6 r ►sing owooolfed dal loons fa lbof ttwat► of Noaraffam Loa. . The pWatM. Mary Sheehan, a yease. 04.1 ad. tea leseniat strL eilli we [Mast is her arm*. emmieed—l kaow Ile lbow ti O'Sullivan I nindlevi hie Meese am la the SWIM .l Kilian's'. It mie Ave bevies me Brat that ha beat ria the levet It was Iver days Wore this Mat he hem a,. ea the road. Wliesi needing me la the etmet ha ta.k sad ices ate huh ihael dm, I had IS mime my hole :bile. A moil issilmend rowel whim ha hive In Mat me. Its Iteerto•t deem. Ks said it tees &sly. bastard I had, las tem tins* ha hot raw no wowed time I bad sot lb. AIM with we. I wee tensing sag d e shay, while 1 batikl best& elm he aturiwit me. Yw tala Add Islay, 1 lallorr, sad yaw see sot mar ried!-1f I lad 1 dal ael saber sr kill I . •Ifitift 10 *uppers It. I bad • piers a brand is i.iy band okra le Mrs's M. II•wral per... lam. proem' she"' lir smirk as. I did sea blot ts Li• y.rf.b . I am inNa Csillrr , rrse. I Isld tM eabsisersers or this arsule, sad ibry Amin. es prow. * it. Mr. 0 Illsrdaa Nisei Asia! the ere log IN" dsimes. ellbs• Aklrk "Tao Ils• noses* (I gstiloss moo sastissel—l oat path& "AM al Kalogl.s I r.aosber lbw RIOS es gessisa. I mew pools. Ihsstsb tbs snots IL,. shalt be sus Add sod am 015 aid..!... boy In tloe roomd feloyol sailed my asistlos Is ems ssoms Is eres,poiso of whoa las said I 'we Is obeys the pas* won Is sob, I. M. 14 Ohm awl is &oww I wails r ses«ss to wink. owe of slam week ay last I toolia see say elms use I sow sq. srloo the pausos was I hod so •••411 , 9 i. Sispousieg Wis bus Is rows' sb. Shins! Led wows* Is alra assmity. I was% coy dwa 1 dld sot Billie Ai OA, bus I so* lawe ••Crewressedsed—liee. Nolen Owspe. soy I ea yes bow easy se yaw yesteheeerre bey. bed boss thee hs tine sorb heel redrew 'we yes ter resift r—l cos% wry. W.,* thew terry teesty!-1 1 116 Yee ewe, 1 believe, Were liwyenrd Heel/ sad the weesty be /en sew Ihr as aresb es Mr. Se* ewes Asti Mem were tlessepee Owes spare yes M lb. resell ef A. 11w}east Newley tad pow no tbes cerades, yew, gravely. that yte rosM set be pernaltlirt In minim year wooer . swain) by nem of. Meeob , n at , ker • bens whop • —Me did. Awl yet yes IV! kit right to Itnnewltip lbw net Mow. peer enmeisre ew the pesb , Weimer f —l wrack with the tes Maw whip. Wee It sib oh. etkk or Me leaf —Web dm Sep TM girl led the ctobt MI bier beck Se diet lime I area bar Mt\ Me whip. bet honk pertirshreste set M Wylie Mee Maid. I get a Me et I we • , e le aerie brie wise I tom bar as the reed, bet •Ibt or with Om had el the whip. • N , ,w. ear. 1 orb yes, Mil rouser this pecewassaesollllWl Itua brio —I dia. 1/lina 4.r t .He nen pieces tbas *NO —I ILL I wee it was mad tore it *pis. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 18'.9. .• Ills Wnr-blp, b prt unmet= hi. decision, said—A bubo regsetten, dusk, will impress the defendant with the on trlstlon that. in carrylag out hi. views of the diecoungiag of breseallty, he must sot violate the law of the country : that k le sot by laying haads violently on the 'tumoral or the irre ligious be oats man the miry lendable intention. In almost all tee= them nee anfenesaisly depraved characters, but the law provide, • rewiedy for suck • elass, sad it we never in tended that the remedy for such depravity .bold be the vio lence of a clergymen. It appears to nut to be more the duty of • clergyman to endeavour to bring about a moral reform. sties is society by ethertation, example, =den= sad then other virtues which we are commended to employ.—Ht. Worship decreed it, Al., inclodutg the lose of the ohawL" SPORTING. TATTERBALL'B.—Momarr. _ -- - - -- ----. A great show of border wee marts, but, if the meted tresteactiose were sot important, yet the Waste of epeads ban owe milkiest to excite curiosity. The most ia movemests were with regard to the Two Ttiormadn t i l o l we Isid Neu to • ii posy " anise The Promised Lark who was sot exactly Ors, 424 those odds might have hem obtained with little difficulty throughout the etterucos. A report wee circulated to the egret that Ralph.", who has no , easily bees eery unsteady is the market, had bran sold by Lord LAMM, sad that the hone has quitted Yorkshire, mad is now looted at Joseph Dsersores stable at nary. 10 to 1 b wee c e aned against his., Phantom. perhaps, being the sicced errite. The Limbo. Cep qq do not require ecormeut ; and the only material sAasse In the Derby betting wee the bream retragneekm of Tibiae to 1,000 to 16. cutArell CUP. IWO to 3... apt Mr. J. board'. Wrallat Mto - Mr. L.. Or . = Pt to - Mr. J. ta to - Mr. J. Otratla Papplaa MI to - Mr. Mullein eu to - Mr. O. Ipmaartt m aima TWO 11100 6to apt Mr. W. Par. IL Lad .4 E Y to - istlasts LPL ben It to - . M e t b ote m ISO 21 is - . . 22242 ~ of Mr Mawr a and On Pto - r. 's Mal a' It sod ell Me lo Me - Lad EL LPL papal w OA to MO - Presimd laid ami flaasso eoup4.l al DRUM. It it I and Mt. W. Lit The Pismind lard (al . _ F Mansaarita itl li : 7- Mr . ti ro '.. erlYllllll77l7=llll IQ /0 10 1 Mr. W. 11.014mel 04.01.1.e1k Oa) 73 to Mr.% Paws 41•01181. NO at le Mr. W. 1714 mm% 1122mm1M41 RI &I to 1 - Ltd Clarrreira Irdaro 11l t 4 so I - 112. J. MawleMea IMINd MI 1 M m I - Lod Drattepal. Wapard 11l 424) I.• M -, E . , .. i t d nromMa Tomamel al ter Is la 411.021 )4.0 Ile M - 11 - . • MY e' MI NORTHAMPTON. NOMINATIONS FOR THE ALT ROIL P PARR eriisi po e.%j - Me. Ilimmt. err. . i i r. Prathe E:=%417:a....0 ...4. , .... i mmt.t0l •t bt Mow. Mowiltr. Dopowewalo Mont et lard llMmlce% t Orlasie—Thaw et_____m - a_. .1111 Ml 6 :know% Moms Maas Ms. woowwwo. do I IMMoonio Cowohla 14 16 1= 1.. r.,..=....m., :;:t.t....... tkatssti r..irs. clunk% alliwbur Mt. J. WOO Mows& 11 1 :: rr.-,,,..t:7,.=. r.:.--........... —"ld. W.W.11 Cinwhootnews Mown Mr. rum% 114 4:. mat Mr. C Hato Sibs Mr. Lows Ownd Ms. Menlo Coeur W. be . DERBY SUMMER MEETING. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHRSTISRPIRLD STAIRS. (23 Sobs) Mr R. Dm Tam a I b Ryles I Yr. W. L *beard 1 a••[ For . Darbasir—otites ward Ill• J. LW** • T.Get 11 , WWI I rehear Wr j. Mb...... Las • Thr...........vm Mr. !NTT • OWN to P. Mr. 111•••• Wins. Mear asr — lii - A=a — Kborbrw W. IM•Wri WNW lIL W IL Ilet ll.* Wit I bllwlib—A• Mr. W. Tb VW woa• a • Irg Tel. E i r i4 M * ll•WLl;lerwil•• 30. 117:O•baTI/Ildwas Lp Ti.. PAW. In: W IL M. Partb b I Raga In. Dwusb TrAwar Ma LW ClWl•rd•Mls lb••• Mar ML T. Paws 6017 AWN= W. T. Pores NW, lOW I.IWWWW• R. mi. 11•91••••1 Tlmpbs• iset Mr. Ileajwala Way, who was well amens on the tad, mad 11110 peammed an rxtenrire brawhair establishment at Dashamissit, soar L'ibridar, died as Friday last. By his Math flir Jetta la diequalab4 for the Derby, and Margery Day sad Deasy Thoughtless for the Oak'. OLD Duo TR.% Y.—W. ire vermemed by the /maw of Old Dog Tray to slate that his bona' • moo has been omitted from the published list of the mosainalime /or the Lir.-ryool &aryls came by mamas. The horse was, we an Wormed, entered in dos time is Lcadaa. TURF NoßZßCLATUßß.—ibeoakaiiny, by Wisdbound, out of Vent's duo, i/ calkd &eat ; Chace►, 3 sears oid, is rcuaraed The Pcet ; and Air. Lad, formerly The Days, 3 years uld, is ROW imbed Oaca Mom SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. Nl,..risa Ibueourtbbred stack wore sold by auction by Yawl% Tsttersall yesterday (Monday) U. Morgan Mytoyb. by dr Tatum Xylem, oat or OldMy ll5 ertablyarry.s )r..l.rotlieT to Mr *is*. by rid tsidistlybas PI rbib. by Coutedwar, estd Lady Psd 7 bf P.M& ...... ..... . . 1.• vkb, :on /WA 5 ps. lip Mark e* /km DA I *kW Adly•yr. dint = 1 :1( ...... . 13 *dr of 310.**. 6 yd. by lloybd. ea Thum ...... 170 111demakyr iwydis ftrarl, TI. Maya. sad Mann . If ems. al born& Yd. ti i t likwale" Ism Drodidlt. 7611 Brywo OA. I fK W Osidimr. so if PAW* 1M THE laratrocn. STIPINDIART AND THE LOCAL BittoswELLs.—Two sees, named Howarth sad Jollies, who were charged with haw drunk on Saturday silit were brought up ma the Liverpool Police-court yesterda Moss day), and discharged, one of them staring that be ten 01-used while is bridewell, where be had been locked up among • lot of the "rough." of ths tows. Mr. Mansfield meld that until a martin had been committed in Dome of the eels of the brideweils the aurhoriiiew would never make a empasessry alteration—namely, that of keeping delinquents of • respectable class, who were only drank, separate. This messy of such alteration would 1.0 only trifling, and it was disgrae-ful that thing. should a, lung remain in the rise Wats. Y.mtbri, he said, suffered more harm and der:soca ration by Ix ing one night in bridessell than they did by three or four months of imprisonment. Desna (710 v OE A BARN ANI FIVE COWS PT Flan.—About half-past six o'clock on Saturday night • In was disonvered in • small barn selprining the farm house of Mr. Timoihy Wood, farmer and horse-dealer, at Wogs gate Hill, Tong, distant about four miles from Bradford on the Bradford sad Wake fi eld road. An alarm was immedi ately raised. Mr. Wood'. seighbows quickly united in fislerwined efforts to resew property from threatened don = in IS was vtc‘ ean re found : hawse, r, that th e d ee t ruc ti us o f th e Unhappily, there were fire valuable sews In the barn, and there was no possibility of effecting *sir resew. The barn also contained a considerable quality of straw, a smell quantity of oats, ready for the miller, a number of agriculture) implements, ac. The building and its contents, including the five cows, were en tirely destroyed. A messenger was despatched on horseback to Bradford for the ere engine, of the corporation and the Lad. and Yorkshire office. The pomace of the brigade*, with the engines, after some tepee of time, was of great Iwo. vice in e..ntit,ing the dames to the bars, where they originated. lost outside the walls wets see stacks dads, two stacks of wheat. and idle stack of hay. Them were all peeerrred. Sin bones sad eight cows were also rescued from a stable sad been olimping the building which was consumed. It le not knows bow the lire originated ; the burn appesnd Is perfect safety • quarter of an hour before the Ike was &semen& The value of the property dearuyed is *ideated at less Ihas 400 t. , it ea covered by insurance is the Lends sod York shire 4EI lbe Lass is this print property el Dr. Booth and Mrs. Hirst of Gortiersal, THE LATE °ULLA( EXPLOSION AT SUFTING too.— We hive previously soured • fecund expineion of fire damp in the Tuned Pit, beim:wow to Ilmen. John Taylor end Sun, of Sherientre, near Charley, which terudoeted Welly to two boys, drawee ' sad else mem* bunsid ass ether pitman. As itiquest , edjoenisd trete the previous retordey, woo held os Friday Wt. TL evidence of Jobe Hardy med Christopher Porter, ealliere, mud Levi Feirhont, eaderimlty, showed that imiesdietely eller then t g o: NOM do wee bend la the lavatil st the heel at Itekberst (, he eater le when the desired acted se drawers), but MO i the pies where the bey. wee whet It Beak phew Ti. etsppesse was dews dews. The sr*. IBM WNW sot Iced. The hoar of the demmesi were am hosed; they wwessareesed by the der-Owsp. The explo des wee ereedesed by • peeatty of tee touting which we Wades le s est we veer= eared by the 1.11 of roof, the edam eesplayed is tea psi of the nose being allowed to week with the ups a their Wiry lamps. There woe very little pm i the had red the mead pr. caudate Pees set re pel& The ken exosee•d ars the elerstsit a the 11201111111114 PO was then Amid It we dews by the sonars ./ W. Pose Hiroo, the tespasamr, thee both the .weer mod usderisehe• had bees roe U by Idd waist theme to nos sided medlar, eel that he bed. Is aspen lee. rim o• the notes s writes trek* but se h wee doubtful widths/ Pentium had sot pee to the halt with ine salad cesdk away from Me own wolfing*, the jury morsel • meat of Accidental death," but re. rowed the romper to swum the ouussaur end octioilmker gal S*4 ..1.1 tag the onion of the musette. G.-vg. Fair keret te sot expected to .s=uave.—Prrstos Owirdon. ACSTIMLIANI STATISTICS.—Aocorthog to Brod- And e 110.144 r•W' te Victoria (Matruha) for October, that the bike Mg le the deerripti.a of the 60 mernia.re oho lieu the Leitieletive assirohly of that colony, eta —2O ratlema, 10 rt.., ham., S barristers 4 scallialtore, 3 sputters 3 norrioaema, 2 .urroyor., •L pbyaiti ass, 2 lumen, 1 e•limr, 1 vim* ni. , b.si. 1 atiorriey-ramol, I prr.raJrat of the bawd of work, I po.terwirter-geserol, 1 tree warwr, I w•ltellor•geerral, I chi.. orwronary, 1 sewspoprr proprietor, and 1 men -miler. The opiates i. described se e end the chairman of c °manatees ao a berriator = ilm e a rrrill pilot town. in Viet , ti., the most distant te 231 lease from Melboarae. The bIIIOIIII of five of lion art Lorimar, Raglan, Or, Arnaud, SJe. sad Martha... A.• cording to the r;":4e the pmlation of Victoria, a 46 0 .632 ; of N•w 3.uth Walt*, 300,000, of &oath Asarreeis, 103,000; T....a1•, 70,1100, of Neer Zealand, 130,000; r►o tow of which i. 1.012.617. She Chtocree populaties in Victorie ambers 'Lust 35,000. IL alp intelligence. charged with obtaining money front William Read, E.q one of the magistrates for the county of Middlesex, by means of a begging letter. The prosecutor, who gave his evidence from the bench, ttthat he was a Jolliet, of the pe,tt, and resided in n-r.ted, KO:1'4110A. That mottling about 10 o'clock the prisoner cane to his hones, and he was shown into the dining-room. He presentedwitnees with the following peti tion and also a letter, both of which were placed in an ml - Kensington, January 3, 1869. The bearer, John 7 l a o rt e , a poor youth of good character, this recently met with a misfortune, whereby he has entirely lost the use of his left leg, and is consequently unable to obtain a livelihood in a standing emotion. He is desirous of procuring an artilkiel which would cost six guinea., and 12/. to apprentice him to the trade of a tailor, the amount required being 181. Bs. I have been instructed to draw up ibis statement with a view of realising by voluntary con tributions the required sum, and therefore take upon myself the reepotteibility of so doing. knowing the cue to be one meriting sympathy.—R. Gasket, vestry clerk." The letter which accompanied it was to the following 'dint " Vestry-hall, Kennington, January 8, 1869, Mr. Reuben Green presents his respects to W. Read, Req., and at the en treaty of the bearer begs to submit his case for that gentle man's perusal, trusting the motive which actuate., him in so doing will be deemed an apology." Witness asked him one Or two questions as to the signatures attached to the petition, when he said one was that of Mr. Slater, the butcher, of High-street, Kensington, and another that of the Archdeacon Sinclair. He further said that hie mother had been round the parish for signatures, and therefore he could not tell exactly as to the remainder. Witness believed from circumstances that had previously votes to his knowledge that the prisoner was an impoeus, and be asked him to walk into the kitchen and he would give him something. He then sent for the Folios to give him into custody, and in the meantime he gays the prisoner ss. Upon the arrival of a constable he handed him over to his custody. Witness had been imposed upon twice during the last Christmas under similar cireumstancen, and he consequently wee determined to give the next into custody, or perhaps he might have been led to behave the prisoner, es the petition was done exceedingly well. Mr. Ingham 'eked the witneee what part of the petition induced him to give the prisoner the ss. ? The witness said ha thought it was necessary to give hint the money to charge him. Mr. Ingham observed that in point effect the witness gave him the le. to complete the offer.. Police-constable Fletcher, and one of the summoning offi cers of the court, said he was celled to take the psieoner into custody, and as they camealong they met ono of the klendicity officers, who identified the prisoner as an old offender. He (witness) had since ascertained that the signatures of the Dreher of Inverness and Mr. Sister were Wu. Mr. R. Green, the clerk of the Kensington vestry, was this celled, and denied that the petition or letter was in his handwriting. He said he knew nothing of the prisoner, but he wee quite aware for the lest twelve months that there had been a number of petitions, purporting to emanate from the vestry, dying about the parish. He held in his hand a peti tion, in the same handwriting, dated 1867, purporting to be ' signed by order of the vestry, and he was instructed to give notice to the public through his worship, that the vestry were not in the habit of recommending cases of benevolence. Henry Grey, in the service of Lord Macaulay, of Holly Lodge, Kensington, deposed that about three o'clock on Friday afternoon last, the prisoner brought a petition and a Woe of recommeedrtion, purporting to have been written by the Rev. Mr. Buckmaster. Mr. ingtnu; par &Yetitice received by Mr. Read into the witness's band, and as k e d if it was like that one. said he believed It 7.oti;&;szac77 At that time his lordship am engaged, and he told the prisoner to call again. The prisoner came the emend time, but his lord ship refused to give anything until he had written and ascer tained whether it was correct. He wee told to call that day, but in the meantime hie lordship wrote to the Raw. Mr. Buckainster, and received a letter in reply, stating that be knew nothing whatever of the ease. Jams Fryer, en officer belonging to the Mendicity Society, said he was making inquiries into a similar case when be met the prisoner in custody. He had known him for thalami four piers, end he had been committed by his worship, and also at Marlborough-street, Mar)lebonn, and Westminster Police-courts. In g ham said the lost time the prisoner was before him he bad composeion upon hint, and only maw him fur a 'bon period of imprisonment, but it appeared that it bad been thrown all away, as he had been levying wholesale contribu tions upon the public by fictitious statements. Hie worship was about dealing with the case summarily. when Fryer asked fora remind, as he believed there were other Caere. Remanded accordingly. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. --e.— OXFORD, JAN. 9. A cue which has excited considerable t Inert st anas as for Werth/ in the V ice-Chsarolloio Court, before HM Assessor, Dr. Kenyon, on Saturday. A large number of proms min ionsent, amoeg whom we uotked the Dean of Christ Church, the limier of University, the Principal of Alban Hell, the Provoet of Queen* the Public Orator, the as Professor of Divinity, the Senior Proctor, Dr. Ac- M.D.; Mr. °rewired, of Worcester; Mr. Mansell, of fit. ale's; Mr. Rawlimon. of Paster; Moen. Shand and Tuner, of Brarencee ; Mears. Holland sad A. Bathurst, of New College; Mr. H. 0. Cone, of Corpus; Mr. Colrain, of Ltacola, 6:e. The awe was en appeal on the pan of Mr. Parkinson, of St. Mary Hall, a Master of Arta, spinet a fine of 61. indicted upon him by the Proctors in May hie, for riding a racein Port Meadow, though wined ,y a pro proctor to desim. . ..... . . . . -.— . _ Dr. Somerset, of All Souls, assisted by Mr. Pottinger, of Worcester (Proctor of the Court), appeared for the isppele fent ; Mr. A. Rebhan,. of Morton, conducted the use of the respondents, the Proctors. The facts, concerning which there wee not much dispute, and which were proved by two witnesses, Mr. Shand, the pro proctor, end his official attendant, appeared to be the following —Oa the 16th of May last, Information having reached the Senior Proctor that a race was about to cease off in Port Meadow between two members of the university, which other members were likely to attend, he directed one of his pro-proctor* (Mr. Shand, of Bramwell) to go out and stop it. Mr. Shand went out and found • large assemblage of persona, who meetly took flight at his appear ance. One or two Bachelors of Arta were recognised among them. The course was marked out with flogs, end Mr. Par kinson, with another member of the University, was in jockey costume, preparing to ride. Mr. Shand warned them both to desist, but Yr. Parkinson denied his authority, nod the rice took place. On the Monday following the Senior Proctor sent a note to Mr. Parkinson, requiring his attend ance, to which Mr. Parkinson sent a reply, declining to so knowledge his authority and refusing to attend. The next day he received notice that he was fined In the sum of fit by We Proctors, bat this he refused to pay. Soon afterwards he was cited by the Vice-Chancellor to appear before him, and the CAM was gone into ; at the close the Vice-Chancellor gave it as his opinion that the Proctors had not exceeded their posers, and recommended the payment of the fine to stop further proceedings Mr. Parkinson then paid the fine, hat under protest, sad giving notice of his intention to appeal to the Chancellor for rtdrwra. It was this appeal which was heard es Saturday. Dr. Somerset began by taking certain formal exceptions to the Proctors' order for the payment of the tine, which he canneded was bad upon the km of it. Then elation, were, however, disallowed by the Aaessoor ; Mr. Hobbouas then °posed the ease by stating the faota very much ea we have given them above. He called the two witnesses whom we bare sealed, endeavoured to show briefly that the Proctoel had the power claimed, and called on the Assessor to dismiss the appeal both on the merits and on the technical exceptions made. The discipline sad well-being of the University depended on the decision being against the ailta t. Sonerset replied in • speech of great length, Indi cating a ones very carefully got up. He contended that the Praetors wen the servants of Convocation, and had no_ power everemy inseam of Convocation, except to report him to the Vieweltancellor. Ile went very carefully through • vast number of statutes for the purpose of showing this. In con clusion he urged the importance of the case as affecting the rights of every minter, and even of every doctor and head of • college, who would all be equally placed under the jurisdiction of the Proctors if the present appeal were die allowed. _ _ lir7Dobbotme briefly replied, sad the °owl adjourned at 6 o'clock, haring sat wititit intermission from 12. Dr. Kenyon reserved hie judgment. MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. The following mysterious circumstances, which have produced so mull amount of excitement in the neigh bourhood of Glaisurvin, took place on Fnday last. A fine MUM girl named Mary Outland, the daughter of • poor man residing a short distance from the seventh lock oc the Royal Canal, went on Thursday evening to fetch some water, rod out returning, her brothers and sister. became alarmed, and on their going to the canal bank, they saw the jog which the little girl bad carried with her Bosuns on the water. In formation of the eircuustanoe having been conveyed to the polite-station the next morning, Police-constable 63 1) pro coded with • drag to search for the body of the child, of whose fate there was very little doubt. Whilst enpged in the mach, the constabs found the drag restated by some soft substance. After vigorous efforts ha succeeded in bringing to the surface the body of • man, which, en being got on shore awned by the deem to be that al • gentleman, and tu ' have been in the water about three 1 weak demsapreition having gene on exteneively. Armed theme! of the beady a red silk handkerchief area knotted by or of he ends, whilst to the ether end was attached • piece Mime welching twenty pounds. This comae of metal wee found a/terse:de to have Waved to a force pump. Its weight was sufficient to keep the body under water, despite of the buoyancy coneepaset on decomposition, and the re mains would doubtless have remained much loops setb merged and undiecovered wore it not for the cirollmtanCe of the anal being dragged for the missing child. The body of the deceased appeared to be that of • men of about twenty ' seven yearn old, about five feet seven inches in height, wowing short dark whiskers end dark hair. The clothes compeleod a black cloth frock coat, with outside nape at the hip, but without pocketa, the collar and brut bound with black .ilk and black silk lining. The vest wee of dark teams tweed, Us:abound with black silk. The trousers were of the kind called " shepherd'. plaid." The shirt wart Milne Ham, sad round the neck was a black silk ocerf. A pair of fashionably made Wellington boots were on the foot. The body we coeveyed to St. Oeorp's Cemetery, Whitworth reed, whore it remains in charge of the police, awaiting the ureser's inepent, which will be held this day. It is feared that the dammed encountered some pities who had been committing a robbery, and that he met with foul play at their heads. The piece of braes which wee used to sink the body is thought to have been part of the plunder. Others are led to believe that it was a case of suicide, inasmuch as the sum of to. 91d. and a bunch of keys were found in the pockets. The inquest to-day will doubtless throw light on them ninnies.. The detective polies are actively engaged in making inquiries for the purpose of aeceetaining the identity of the deceased. Tbe body ef the little girl, Mary Gartlan d,was taken out of the owl yesterday morning, and nal con es the house of the affimeted parents, whore en inquest will be held.— Freeman's Jeunkil. AN ACCOMPLISHED POZLON IMPOSTOR. At tits Liverpool Session& Court, on Saturday, before Gilbert Henderson, Eq., recorder, a fuhionably dressed foreigner, wearing a moustache, and described es lingkee La lietoyire. 31, tt ether of lengneges, waa cheiged with blame obtained money under fides pretences. Mr. Temple, Luriater, sous counsel for the prosecution. The prisoner came to this town • few months ago, and celled upon Mr. Stnlterfobt, the president of the Society of the Friends of Foreigners in Dintrens, representing that be was the brother of Baron Nicotera, the Neapolitan =, and that he was in great dietitian, as he bad obliged to dy for his life from Naples, in conse quence of °maiming • plot for the release of his bro ther, one of the bead haying tufted traitor. He wee re lieved with 21., and he got sees to several gentlemen is the neighbourhood. He took lodgings at respectable homes, and advertised is • teacher of languages. It wee discovered that he wee en impostor, and on the pollee being sent to his residence, he escaped by the back door. He was found a few weeks atterwarda ia Manchester, where he hid ingratiated himself, under an maimed name, with several inlinential partite, sod had arranged to give • comae of lectures on political suljacts. On him we. found a long document ad treued to the Bishop of Chester in which he Lays claim to being an extensive author, aciputnted with nine or ten language., well raced in matheutatus, jut. sod theology, rod expressing his desire to lecture rilTo cc ur . of the <iceboat,' choral *panel tiLootter., whom be looked upon a opting tLe d 0,., for the Roman catholic.. tome letters found on him oleo indicated that be had been truly anocerful in winning the confidence of eareral of the fair era. When at the police-court many parties came for ward, from whom he bad obtained board and lodging and clothing. The charge of obtaleing the 21. front the society was the only one proceeded with on Saturday. The prisoner wee offered money by a gentleto in in eourt to em ploy counsel, but he said he would rather defend himself, aa4 Mind sanguine of acquittal. the money would Le of men serviesfa hie own pocket. lie e inducted Ilia defence with cionmumnate ability, end addre..oi the jury for half an hour in a manner that xeited the witioration of the court, urging that he had bees honourably struggling against dif- Scuttles sod poverty, and that he had not obtained money or say thing else by Wu pretences. He appcaled to • gentle. men is court (Mr. Beck) as to whether he read tot eon ducted himself an an honourable man, so far as he know, is W Memnon to his pupil., and in bin general conduct. Mr. Beek intimated that he had often toot with the pri mmer, and that, so far ea he knew, be gave astiafection to hie pupils, sad we. reepected in the commute* to which he W been lattedun 4. After some deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of Tbi primer vas rentriseed to four months' Imprianntnent via lewd Motu —a malt that elsord lu bike him by sur priou—Lureeprad ruse. REPRERESTATIONI or 817DIWILT.—It retins that the town council of Soibary are makings& effort to have the freachne rretored to the borough, which, it 11111 be resew bard, woe diefrenchiscd • few years stare. The petition wee forwarded to Sir Fitzroy Kelly, for tweentanos to the Haw of Cornice... The Attorsey-Cienerel, is acknowledging the receipt of the p tinges, observes, is • loner to the tows clerk (Mr. E &edema) " I h.., received your pad ties. which Captain Lambert had previously meatirmed to me, end recommended tu my ai malice, ea t•kiag• deep inte rest Is its sucaesa. Yoe may be moored I shall take an early opportunity of presenting It to the HOLM of Commons, sad it shall not be my holt Mite prayer be not is some effec tual wiry or o her complied wit►.' New ATTortIVIT 705 W11117.C11005-311116T PRl one —A wt...., ettorsey has barn appoisted by the COOS of Aldern.ro her Whiterrom-etrort mi e n. Shoat 6004 le as smelly 'peat in amiatisi poor yoreoca. COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUBEB.-JAR. 10. (Before the Lard Chief Justice, Mr. Baron Martin, sad the Judge Ordinary.) APILATT O. srIiLATT AND D'AVIDELI.—ADNTENCF.. On the motion of Mr. Serpent Pigott, the court decreed the dissolution of the marriage, all the issues, including that of the wife's adultery, having been found for the husband. Their hddshipe also condemned the co-reepondent, D'Auterf, in ell the coats, end ordered that one of the children, which wee In the custody of the wife's father, should be delivered over to the petitioner. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 10. (Before the Chid Comminalogiet.) IN AZ ANDREW I , EAN.—ACCOMMODATION BILLS. This insolvent, an electro plater, wee opposed by Mr. B ft argood, for the detaining creditor, sad supported by Mr. eed. The complaint was that the insolvent had accepted accom modation bills, and nearly all the debts on the schedule were liabilities for other persons. The court condemned the accommodation bill system, and gave a judgment of three months from the vesting order. (Before Mr. Commlndoor Phillips.) IN RE 101111 COLLINOB.-PETITION This insolvent, a fancy box maker, who applied under the Protection Act, was opposed by Mr. Reed, for Menne. Evans and Payne, paper manufacturers; Mr. Dowse sup ported. It appeared that the insolvent had sold two machines a few days before be filed his petition, and admitted that he had not told hie attorney, but had said he had not parted with property. r. Dowse said he could not sustain the petition after such an admission. Mr. Commissioner Phillips complimented the learned counsel on the course adopted by hill 3, and dismissed the petition. The petition was accordingly dismissed. IN HE JOHN KASON.—ADJOI:INNEIYT SINE This insolvent, a cigar dealer, applied under the Protection Act. Mr. Denney supported. The insolvent, who bud been a bankrupt and insolvent before, had made • statement in his schedule iu to a bill of exchange for which he had received "no consideration." The insolvent alleged he had been victimised out of the sear rity. He gave the bill for cigars, which were never de livered. A considerable time was occupied as to the atm the In solvent had paid his attorney, and as to the statement the insolvent had made to him as to the bill in question. The insolvent's landlord applied for poseeesion of his hoses at Westminster. Mr. Commissioner Phillips expressed his intention to dis miss the petition, as it was false, and he paid he believed the attorney's clerk in preference to the insolvent. Mr. Dftney urged that the insolvent had been victimised out of the bill. Mr. Commissioner Phillips thought otherwise, and refused to name a day for the final order. The insolvent could have noprotection for live month.. He was arrested as ha left the court. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before the Artistaut lodge.) The court set at the Guildhall, Westminster, to hear petitions and appeals. Altogether, there wore 108 entered on the hat, 31 of whith were parish appeals involving questions of settlement, 3 were against convictions, and the rest (in cluding 2 by the pariah of Hammersmith against the basis or standard for the county rats) were appeals by various public bodies against local rams. ♦ amble of these were disposed of by consent, and these for trial were adjourned until the 11th of February. Ths court was occupied the whole of the day to disposing of the parish came, which were not of the laud public interest. The counsel engaged were Mr. Bodkin. Mr. Metcalfe, the ROIL Mr. Denman, Mr. Poland, lair. Le Breton, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. 8011. THE POLICE COURTS MLNSION-HOUSE. Aka /west, a Lamar, 30 years old, who dm been repeatedly esstanced to impriemment for begging, we► charged before Mr. Alderman Carta with pursuing his old ►vocation on Se. tinday lest, in Iligh-street, Aldiate. The maw wee proved by Police-constable R. Smith, 667, who mid that on the last 00~i..12 of the prisoner bring hen., about three weeks ago, Sir R. \V. Carden, the then aitting magistrate, sent him to the union. The prisoner, however, Wooed to remain there. _ . . . . The prisoner p7etencled not to understand • word of the evidence, but Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, informed Alderman Carter that when last at this court he not only understood, but spoke English perfectly well. Alderman Carter—ls he ill, because I see his head is covered with a huge bandage ? Officer (removing the bandage)—No, he Is not ill at all, sir; there's nothing the matter with him. Prisoner—Oh, yes; my head ache. (Laughter.) Aldermen Carter—lt appears that yen are a regular im post r. I shall commit you to pram for 14 dam with hard The Lord Mayor requested an acknowledgment of the first half of a 101. note, No. 85,590, front Fred." ; Si, from " W. G.," and 211. from the Drapers' Company, for the pour boa. GUILDHALL Mr. Without Sin itA,;;;lng;t97 , Murray- street, Iloxton, 'Maiming on business as • publisher, at 64, Paternoster row, was charged with obtaining 1001. and upward., by means of false pretences 14 the prosecutor. Mr. Alexander Kirkaldy said—l reside in Haverstock street, City-road, but about four years and shelf ago I carried on the business of a printer, at St. Mary-at-Hill. In 1864 the old established printing establialtruent Minerva," in Laidenhall-street, war put up for sale, but as the capital re quired war larger than I had at my command I advertised for a partner with from 1,6001. to 2,0001., and I received • reply from the prisoner. Thiel wee in August, 1864, and after I received his letter I had a personal inter view with him at my office. He elated that he was nephew to the Mayor of Oxford, and had 1,8001. in the Bank of England, and that it was only neosesary for him to obtain the consent of his guardifixs to become my partner. Hs said be was anxious to get into a respectable way of business, as he was betrothed to a young lady at Tsvietock, with a for tuna of 3.0001., but that her father would not allow the mar riage to take place until he was in SOULS respectable wry of bu.ineas. In the month of May following he would come Into property derived from his father to the amount of 2,0001. • year. I leaked him why he should go into business with each prospects, and he mid it was the whim of the lady's father to see him in business before getting married. I found him very rhort of money, and twerything was arranged about the partnership except putting It on paper. He said • his trustees would in • few days be up in London, and he would have the command of some of his money. Him trur tees did not come, and he then wanted some money, and we drew a couple of Lille, one for 751., wLich 1 have now. Mr. Martin (chief clerk)—Did you pay the prisoner any amount of money ? Complainant—No, str; but I have paid money to other pawns in consequence of thine representations. 1 have paid 1001. and upwards to others, and it is his defalcations that have emit me that moue,. I paid 801. for the printing sc. count of the Minerva office. The proprietors owed me that amount. I gave the prisoner into ciwtody fur this money. I have only seen the priwaist once since, and that wits in an omnibus last rummer, but I made no charge against him. None of this money I believe went into the prisoner's pocket. I have never paid the prisoner any money, but 1 have been robbed of 1001. by his devices. Some of too bills ware dishonoured, but 1 had to pay one of them. The bill • was given to Mr. Parry, and the prisoner accepted it jointly with Inc. ~ • 8ir George Carroll—Yon have come to the wrong court. You have preferred 'criminal charge when you have only a civil remedy. Prisoner—Will you allow me, sir. to elate myversket ofthie matter ? In 1853 I was in London, and having a practical knowledge of tae printing butinsis I replied to Mr. Kirk aldy's advertirement, and odd him if it was a good thing I cold find the money, but the matter dropped In conselnenCe of the bankruptcy of Mr. Parry and Mr. Kirkcaldy; and if I have seen him ono* since, I have seen lam at least 60 times, and he has never ono, made any charge against me until this morning, end I do nut think he would then if he had not been drinking. Sir George Carroll—l have no jurisdiction In the matter. However correct Mr. Kirkaldy's statement way be, it will not justify me in dealing with the case. The prisoner was therefore diecharged, BOW-STREET. A boy, named John listworth, was charged with dealing a silk handkerchief from the pocket of Ur. Carr, late Bishop of Bombay, sad Hector of Bath. A gentleman, named Hills, stated that he was leaving the Union Club about 4 o'clock that afternoon, when be new the primmer pick the bishop's pocket of a silk handkerchief. He took to hut heels, but being pursued and hard premed threw the handkerchief away. M tine. took It up and gave it to the owner. Policeman Howlett, A 76, caught the prisoner, and took hiss into custody. Bishop Carr identified the handkerchief. and stated that the primmest appealed to bin clemency, saying that he did it tee want of food. He (the bishop) had no wish to prom the case harshly, bit would be glad if the prisoner could be got into a reformatory. Mr. Jardine would tee what could be done. Policeman Ayliffe, 36 A, dual that he searched the poi soner, and tuned a very good silk handkerchief tied round his isi ch• Primouer—Plasaa,tir, I all'us wars one, to keep my kg warns. Mr. Jardine—lt shows that your story about doing It her cisme you were hungry can't be true, for here )uu had • hen 'kerchief worth several shillings, which was quits timeless to you. I moat remand you for further inquiry. HAMMHRS?dITR.. A youth bawd D ora Cla.k, who walked into rho court spa watches, aad who was drersd aa a labourer, ono A CHANCERY VICTIM. At the Leicester quarter sessions, the other day, the report of the visiting justices referred toe moot eetraor denary e.se., in which a poor woman, who bad been engaged in a chncery suit, wee the victim. She had been detained in gaol for newel months on account of the non-delivery of certain papers which her attorney had neglected to deliver Oyer when he ceased to act because all her money wee en ponied. The magistrates regarded the case as • seen dalously cruel one; but they did not tee that the court could do anything further than had been Joao already. The deputy clerk of the peace has einoe addressed • letter to • Leioester paper, detailing the ciecunntances. He Mated that the poor woman was advanced in years, a widow, having children and grandchildren. She was emit to preen for not obey tug as order of the Court of Chaneery, directing her to depoett in court certain title deed' and ' other documents for the inepection of the attorney on the other side. When she received a paper directing her to leave the documents with the clerk of records, she thought all that was eneeeary woe to tell the person bringing the order that she bad none of them, as they were all with her attorney. A few days after thin the poor creature wee token into custody ; and, as there happened to be no other female priaoocre in the debtors' ward of Leicester gaol, the was of neeeenty placed in solitary confinement. The deputy clerk mates that the plaintiff+ attorney knew perfectly well that the papers were not in the prieener's poweneion ; and appeate were mode in vain to the prisoner's attorney that something should be done for her rehmee. Augur September, end October paned away • and in November the plaintiff o attorney obtained, under counsel's opinion, an order on the prieener's attorney to give up the title deedo, other pope., of no value, being left In his poseession. But still the old woman remained in gaol, " in such a state of meth,' anguish RS was pitiable to witness." In Decem ber the visiting inagiatrittes took the :natter up, and placed it in the handout the deputy clerk of the peace. He firmly be lieve." that • little toiler Imprisonment would have meat her to the lunatic ssylum." The plaintiff's attorney now denied reeponsibility in the coos ; he knew the other attorney had the papers, and it was id fault that the poor woman had been kept in gaol a day. The prittooer'e attorney profeeted to hate given up all interest in her mae, and odd he had written to her to desire her to employ some one else. He prowied that the remaining documents ehnuld at once be sent to London. This wee dune, and the poor woman was at length released. She had been in prison for upwards of four calendar motiths.—Manchester Guardian. MARKETS. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Yak-!w Express.) In Trento Or fetes of the sews boa lately reduced boWnen to • noulln.l chsrantty and there has Men vary Intle theme to lutots gess:rely ; shoe so.e.lser week Shill have par,d, more woe In trans. Pone is clisstal. teal 000100 senses teuliss ground theta...et the loses: helot Is reached. and dour fee !untie dellterlee to only offered ad about Sae per cot aser mh mut pekes. The ado. et Paris save been. from SS. to 401. or lb; anima a 2 ;s. to A% per :twine begaisha, with the lour mark. at e 51.. le.. per 157 taloa Sd. per 010110.1 tot as preelnt munda. Thu wheat trade hat been 1.7 quiet steno flueteresu bad coo a lased at 1.11. par It hest. I be. ed her quarAre No a.m.: bed taken vise. to thy eutle..f rye. barley, or ; and dosermed use stuely C 411.. prams. the 'soden , ' Wind 'oward. irehrovemarml- Id the it. harAnahts Mame* noted • nee on •besd of 11.1 e. to pure Ter heel litL 0, 1.. het pre qo art,r), Poutna twin, 4w. a Ild. Tar quests, loser. som uolieportant f>/1..14,11.1 to on. liar ell., %WI liberal .11mlies nail the erithe en* awls of o.port• to Swain, use e heewirely dull, with selets usuessal. AU the other Continental markets have been fermented by the (entre charnels, of Ile eirse of Scar. au &Mauna It *se ca,a.panely selm. The demean I her els a: at Antwerp son pubes 1010,41, se sell et far rat. ; u. I Mouno barley and ear found • batter ado, prim. core VW It ft more and more na las our of boas. the dlrmae.hol nada.. least:ace, of all grain. foreley out. steeped. to.atlaer oil, the much ro mew/ ran.. kit the between= that there was a phial margin tot .413114.1 Te eurehaws fn Caw of Mr saber c future . but the grewlue tveh• sere a present looking as favourable a. fumes COAII.I dente. In 11011 Ad those ens the .von 11010 of taint., the advice. being hat* else than a rep, mum et thaws, prerktp, will, k s oven,. At Ilalubu. g and Cologne Lit st ito of trade wen. on the emir •1111111ilsb..1 satin Very 41104 was dotes to lasol:10, twins out h .vatu peso uel tfmrs Stettin. rue wheat on t. .pin, we. Mlle, .der ; nut firma fee swan., Thu oA.hMwrhvudeua Leah Mem ports gate thme nsananM of tie )Mal. bilk nw, s ith to fa al:grecs of sell, hod been esperleneed at Ike but at .err there ea. stail ela.a aatsr, and tee Curds hat tousled for Ireined. . — Att.Tet•Tartloopkt Um weather ha I Wen 1.1. no Imports were. ao•• watuentlt tn•tle. and only • utudetAte u.u+uutpUte trade ebtatmett. toeeMely fonme rstAW V• ry Iltt a 0.6.11.1100 at Letts Mw, •hors martsts Were otalfmrarl. At tsibraltar • Largo EM ut swim Luken comets two reourtuct to hue pa •el the straits. Woad for tha (Jotted litiatuota. The silence of the ApattlW sus. ruumut maa coottrts tt at thotawler ppolh VI the ttoe hop.ort UI undo for Cm new year. Thu prices w Mow on Um spot maw W e.wtotoolea a fair rrotopte, luster Mutt for 'Ultra tletivers t eta_ 40a. par Wait.. s.;•ltot 41s. &I. The etwatoto fr•• MA•mrf• beam to km fan at Itaroulota. rbew ablta Wheat mat awAW ht t'p .r q! does dooerlpttoe. of dour at New York were rather cheaper. nod monad! W. wade was dull. Komi.) hoop wh.o woo Out taloa!, tialdwore, twine 10. rooter quantity. had arid as low at dais. 74e. O. 40.). Wheat was without thou.; rod Tennco.ou OA, brought 1 d 1. .fit ter bush. ed. ;or qr.) ; tvannon whited thewuko. 1 dot. • Iflo 8.11 ; dato wAlto illeketao. 1 dol. AU. t Oa. 4.1. Vat. eon, lott rye motor, ml.s helot, ode...ed of Inv at ;lie. o budt. 15.. Pof The Philadelphia dour market wao Weals ; superfine. I doh.. lobe. to 6 doh.. 21c. Ills. 6.1. to :du 11., per tot. hod wltuds 1 dol. 1 dol. Me. per hush. itY.. to ti &I. por yr.l whits ditto.. dol. J.t. to 1 dol. ede.l43. ed. to ta 6,1. per qr.) ; sow Ludlam eons, to let. tau 4d.) At PoPitoors the rut.+ lot sword.: llowartbstroet dour waved Joh.. 12,e. bd.; wisest bona ans. ina !bolo Rio It Janeiro wigs th. 11.4 arrival then; of New Orisons dour. • Ireh ...id at 11,;(11 nolo par brl.; but nolo were after. 1//arda deeluood. 5we1..010000015 to 4:...1101 LONDON KKKKKK imperula - - Omar-WIN 44116 4. Mow Woo 6444 1.8 awl ad *am bap Mall Perm ...... . . - 'WATS 1046 Oorns-W.L.. ..... 6 046146 oak. - 614666 . 14 Coce4-4, ..... bow lb r WORM ..... b•••• - Item -W. L art. WO l&—Jas. 4., SAT SI Al ~1W AV 4.11.4 i 143.113 111.121 Milli /21.116 11,733 I 244,331 I 134. 1.1311171 37 937 1060 910 11,1n4 21.913 7.031 DAMP 3.0.7 17.741 7.\LW entrequencv •,f the determination of minim neereold fur ;Mira, IL January and /lamb to tettle in Met tho fallow market edranced !rt week la to le 3d. per oo t.. and tole rtrtoo fuhy tnallumned tt day. leo the spct there ba. loco an imtwo l oo tie umal. met the advaoce of 9d. 1 cc cwt 104 Friday to torn tallow juatillas the belief that Maw le 004 the accumulation of town product/0, Kum! et Pale Moe of the year ITOOI 01. PeterMure the :nareet le Mantel .by trlcuratni arm at Ph Why sad J ono, aud 166 A agog feachaa9.999 The mpply of new tall lir I. W atimated, by Wee het Informed on th e Lit, 110.,), W 116.000 Oaaks. .1.,. of 1.., tlyot, fota, 3,j t o ; Januar, to Meech, Wt. M.; March only, Ma. Pd.: April to ' Jen., ele 91.: Goebor to Demi:ober. 61e. &l. male 9d. Odeemetteep, 6*.b. ed.; beef. Ina 64. ; South A 03•14 0 ,1. We. amtmllan beef, el, Palm all. 49.. to ele; ommemtat oil. Cocain. 4Ue. lOd.; ditto Collo., 39. to M.. 00.; tallow eland:. Ma. 101.; Town tallow, WI. net ca.!, the circular of Mawr. ipollh and Charlet. dated Mondry amine.) COTTON.—Lit Bernet., Jct. M.—no market to-day retrain• un chattgo.l in tone of wee. The sales an 7,06 u Woo. I; U newt arc r toccultuloa sod exputt. SOU iorw.. Mid. to ed. : 6,10 Erliotan, at 6td. to od. : 100 Pliltaut. 3.1. to StL le llersabont, Std. nom, id. to 64. CATTLE—Li vogroog o log3o.—lgapply of beef mall gods,. Nut . ton lair for On Noma. Domed vgg7 good L each, at mute htgge, Weal COALS.—Lossos. Jae 10.—BoddWs West Hart Joy. 15a. ; Beam. %wide weed Hullo,. lea, ft; Pas Woes West narks. I*: tires Waal liSltlet. IY. 60.; Imosterth Wed lllartiz ; lea. W.. Minded Mow, IZ.. 3d.; Yarded or *stet ; W Prison s% ; o slam, lea ; Walla Ned Asora Clowt ; Walls Lod Remo. les. 3d.; Walls Nod Byram;l3l. ed.; Walls Eshl Ed.o. 16.. dd.; Walla Led Godards, lea M.; Wails Mod Wart e, lea 3d.: Man Walla lea 3d.; Walls Wad Dalmost, 17.. ed., Walls Lel Braddrils walla hog athaedoo, lea; Walla Led llrwWl lle. ld.. Walls Lod Ileltoo.lloa 3d; Will. Pod Ru.sel a Liethm, las. ed. ; Walls Lad dumb lie.toe. 1.. ; Walis Lid Mamma 20. ; Walla /al Moue. 19.. Walla Lod Wankpaol, ths. ; Will. thsel Womb Hall. les. 6d. , • Walls Cud Kenos. 19. 3 d.; Will. Led /math W 94.: Walla Pod Tres. .0, ; Walls Esol Thonsky. 17a ; Ws 9.114 Trlmdoo It h ; Will. god Mans/Xs.; Will. Lod Whitworth, Nla4d.; Wall. Sod Coombe ; lea 3 ; Wasteful, Oareallel4.l7.. ed. ; sold. ell s budryn t Ls.; Maw. lasetlaw. 21a.-0619. at marl" 131 ; TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wks Paw Ilex- Total. Total. &AMWAY& °j`' mar& leate U . Week wane December 11. E &sod 1 reneor r:Feera WO 3399 (062 9.2e1 1 0.917 -- Ws; Da7 — etober 23 Detroit and Yunutr . . 185 669 290 1,359 1.136 We& 484186 Ikamier 24. Orok4 W 441468. of 046isaa . . 296 3,289 3.:65 7.554 8.111 Buda° awl Lb. Harm 161 464 884 1,794 866 an , llarM to Wan% 103 114 NI gr.• wefts Jima" L 1689 1868 Wel . ... TI 311 373 768 610 Woe =aft 'MOM I. afilsois.aad Boob °° ! o, Tit 8.810 UN H. 6111 ILN* Mai NNW" ...... ...... wai isaii iwi SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CLBUALTIEB. Canhysea (brig). of South Shield, Captain Ellb., from EMU arts, with gum, in ow the rook. to UM My, II W. I oa bee broad side in • .550.5 coaditles, sad meta ro mock water that the greater part of the cargo, if sot eh, will be loot—Wile Bay, Island of harm Dee. 30. Carleton (barque), of [Amelia, apparently • direliet, and very Ugh in the water. was paned d ,et ult., 1•t. at, los. :0, by Twilit, foa m Para.—Liverpool. Jan. 10. Plyieg 000, Caputo Pears (American ably) hence to New Tort with um, bon Mere co the moth but at the entrance of the hum Mtn, and u rerened as leekintr badly ; bolt • hove tee. toollt down to noel•. her ergo.—Poo-chow-too, Mee. 23. Remy audiner, Oaten Weightumn, from Smderland to Aden, which mot ashore on the lieu Ited on it c '.t Jan., was got ow Ur monung.—ear...mmm, Jan. S. Utarstor ( &Unit barrios) Yon shore at Foo-ehow.foo.—Elong Kong, Nov. W. N. Ifortana, for Gibraltar, hm put bask with loth or flours-bead and watirater, by aolosion with the Lulls (a).—Untrpool, Jan. 10. Quiet, Canton Int.elisior, salted from PJTIO Plats no the Drd for Liverpool, and ban not wane Man hoard cd. Robert Henderson tarnish ship), Captain Cubitt, hews for Now York with Wes. Is r•oorttd to to on ninon, of.. the itlassa foowhow.loo, N0v.91. Susan I Bowed, for Baltimore, Its put bank. swains 14 Loam of water per boor, and mew reunion to proored. In po , tine tom, was in contact with • schooner, nacos 0.n.0... =fur/ eolVawd to be tritime.—Liverpcol • JR. 11. Triumph (brill). from Si. John, W. 8., to Limerick. ens 5.lNs in with in a siening r ate so the 2Dtit Deo ,In lat. 47 N., lon. SI W., and the on. taken oil the tops by Corocia, Captain Bishop, snivel barn —Limepool • Jam 9. 1.1,11,001. 911 IP§ AT FORSIOII POSlA—Ezaelslar, at g0•11:10 ; Aptly) dile atCaleatta. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. norther (barque) ' from Cochin for lama= SS days, Nov. IP, lot 21 o.lcm 1 W. Thome 131,11driele, from Weans for Liverpool 311 days, Nov. 5, Mt 19 50 11.1 an 60 20 Uo (bargee), Mai Mauritius. Jan. I. tat 1 5 N. ion 15 W. Ivy 1.1,10, trom Maunuos for London 63 cla3s, Jan. I, lot 44 30, Me 14 W. Jobe Usury (borgoe), from Madras for London, Jan. 1, lot 45 N, lon 13 W. fan; iltenel, from Greenock for Bombay, 30 daya, Dee. 19, Ist 1 44 11,1 o• 12 29 w. far One. tram 1/aornloa for Cork SS dam Nov. 22, lat IS 5, lon JIM W. s. . - - DlMPWaahloptan (ship), Chapman, from Liscrpoo: for Pomo% Dec. is, lei SP 7. los 51. Napier (brig). Camay, from Eastport for Harass, Dec.ls, lot Si 07, los 84 15. liar (Mtip), from Cerlcn for Loodna 45 dayr, Nov. a, lot 35 (4, fa E. Pleiades (alp), tile Jo., ol Hafb, trews New Wane for Liverrxd, - Deer - 11. 30 miler meta 8.8 he Bedekeede it .W rebooner). wow Emus Ayres for Limped 27 dam, Nor. 24.14 d ato 8. We 31 Se a.. Webster lettap), lawreace, from Liverpuol for New Tort, Nor. 29, let 4201 ARRIVAL OF VIE INDIA MAIL.—The Sultan arrived at Southampton last night with the heavy portion of the India mail. She left Alexandria December 26, Malta 28, and Gibraltar the Bth inst The Behar, with the outward India mail, arrived at Gibraltar on the Ist inst. The India mall packet Indus was gamed near Malts, bound eastward. TFIE MAILS.—BOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY.— The steam ship Tamar, Captain Jellicoe, left this day with the Bread and River Plate mails, a full cargo, specie mine 16,180!., jewellery 28,300/., and 70 pase•ogere, among whom are Dr. fer Cloud, twelve slaters of charity, and three chap lain', &c. The steam ship Mauritius left on Saturday for Stokes Bay, where her speed wee mated by the measured mile, giving an average of nearly it knots per hour. The Mauritius, since her arrival from India, where she was en gaged in the transport mrvice, has been overhauled at this port sad fitted with Griffith,'. propeller (diameter, 16 ft. 6in. ; pitch, mean, 26 ft.). She is now Iving to the river for sale or charter. Tao screw steam ship Tasmania, which was con structed for the European and Australian Company, and hes been for some months past in the bands of the Royal Mail Compasy, will be sold on the 27th inst., at Lloyd's Captains Boom, Rigel Exchange. She is cow lying in the river. A new steam ship of peculiar and elegant construction arrived yesterday from Hartlepool, where she was built. Her name is the Valerie do Siniwbu, and she belongs to the Brazilian Steam Navigation Company. Thin is the second of six ships to be built for this company, and in tended to trade between the Brazilian ports. Her draft of water labut 7 feet 6 inches. She has accommodation far 160 passengers, and can stow away 140 tons of cargo. She wee visited this afternoon by his Excellency the Brindles Minis ter. She will depart for Bahia, in ballast, in the course of a few days. On Wedneedity next the following steam ships will leave with mails The Orissa with the Bombay mail, the Thames with the Auatrali en mail, and the Are.go with the American mail. The Tooled with the heavy portion of the Australian mails, and the Sultan with the heavy portion of the .Bouebey mails, are hourly expected. The Alhambra with the Peninsular and the Fulton with the United States mails are due on Thursday. The Magdalena with the West India and Pacific mails is due on Sunday next. The Malta will leave for Australia on Saturday, to convey the mails between Melbourne and Sure. [Advertisement.]— PERFECT 1/IGEsTios, sound h.,. a. d •Uoror nerve. are restored. by Du Barri P.: - k.b sivrtkloe, if.coov.-olevec. Of alLpolue 10 the nv• rt enfenbled. %about re.ririna Revaleten AreldtA rm.'. 011ie. Km.. Oft, ton. Its ont in other remodk.., eireetually Ind.reetinn i.i.spinno, habitual eon.tifeitton. antuteuer. aridity. tedieltat inn of the A. art tornidlif to liver, olarrhcoo. P 11100.4 hoodado... Ler Pol.lOleso. b1304.1.0e?. toue:d &Wit?. 00t6 aldtduh. couxutnidihu. dnynn.leuet. rp114.3.• neomoocode.l by Hr. Melee. Ufa. boandry rod Ns°. heal M. r D.. Dr. 11.reey. Irr. eherle..l I or. t ... d.ell. bonl :quart de Dc.... Yleld•Kanh3l the hulte Ylq-e he many th.hhearht per rmroe dhtutehot..—Catihter, 11b. I ; h The 1:10 ate rta...e free.. recent of p0.L.411e• order. Liu 1.11,y an.l Tr. lleeedthetreete / undo., Al. Yocutum. 4.4 Ihcaidilly, btu.. <O. Untect BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. cnAusslts —Jan. S. at Great Itydc.pari, the stk. of T. Chamber.. EPA., et • ••,,. C t' E.—Jaa. 8, at Dahl., the of Mr. Q. D. Croft, ot a dea..-bter. Ott 11180ALIL—Jao. T, at Ital.) . area t, Lircriwl, Xt. 0reu..4.11e. of o dooatttar. HAIL lagAylll.V...—Ja . a. 1. at !koala Unbladoo.marooo, the ... a.. alto of Hartkaatle E. — at a LEY.—Jaa. 6. at Talbot.vtltat. Weatbourac 14d. the tt.ro of W. L.l. Eq.. of a PLUM DOL.—Jsn.7. at Ittlatm 1166. Suff.a. I.td3 , Plum 6 Le. of • 60.1 11(1:W.—Jos 11, at river Teotlne. the r if; N Alden.. Bas. of s Asse , to , , Itho ourviresi her 04n.• osiy • few boo.. 6. at Peck New*. the silo tf J. Toremaelas. Le.. 11.P...A • eon MARRIAGES. cnILIN—CLARK.—Jan. M. at Paul's. I.optfoot 16 the Rev. B. B. Fatah. Mr. It. Chill of easoeY-1 4 . ,1 1,, Ka.t. Kato, Jaw/IWe of J. H. Clara. 4 , of rark•tvreftea. Nor ehoo. HILLIKU—K 160.—Jan. 4 at Preathory Chord , . Cho hire, hy the Ite.. J. ettunhee, the Rev. K. J. HUN, I lento Caolladton. to Usama lILLUJo, dathbkr of the I.W 11. T. lilac Koh NoK,IATIL-I:OI.I.KTT.—Jan 6, at st. Mary's, roktf od, 1.661.• Col. Notista, roc ol T. N. Nohwto. KW., Itathonait. huh olk. to 6oploa, daughter of the 800. W. (ol4u, of %betloht. DEATHS. BARLEY —Jae. I, Mr. 0. fleecy. of LlverPool. egad 46. CASTILLAIN —.len 6, F.broole Vlrt.airat. shiett of the late U. Ca. 401•01. itro.. of 0.1,400. seed et CROMIPTON.—Jea. 6, at Lowford terrace, Sir, t:ord„ Mno,hetter. ilisebrelt, daughter of Mr. N. N. Cromptoo, aced It. 91,06M0P.—Jor. 6. at Besthloolterit. hoer Head or. Merl. trIN of 0,4 ter. 0. P. Olersop, seed DJ. BIGOINOON.—Jao. 6. 0 PAlabutgh. Jonathan. sou of the late J• Malmo.. Lot.. seed 01. YATTBZWIL—Jan. J. at Kee,green. J. Matthews. Esq.. seed 54. Prlatedeed Pub died by WILLIIIII Kum Ileum of th"" 1 ' U. Ida Pliweb lath' Preciact 01 WOl 4- I' / lkt, 8,872.) riBVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRAL ed PAMPA' 0111 P.—Per SYDY KY Moot It Avis .12a. Se% [lto Wltlth built cilppw &It, DAWtITOo Redo& JANNIS NNW Commander; Ifter at Um Pods. TL noel I. es trs.le Wed for tbe trade .ph mead sesoooloodattoe for delft end Imam:Alt Poo toff. of [mot to Lt&VITI" • 611111...tatiot. rthRVITT and MOORR'S AUSTRAL Jur gre PACKS? all I P.—Yoto POET PHILLIP la Art of boo a rgo eoguw 9, and till bare tom tattato loodla BrltlabDullt obit. DItIEBLEY 111144 A I'. VINCENT. Commander, i b tao Loadoo rowel hal , excellent noootonpvlat for Gable itatowor fmoat or forgo apply to DEVITT ar3 1100/111. 9. DEN ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRAL of PACIIKT WHIP—Vac PORT PHILLII grant Vodka of ea cow Mooed, sod wr , Yorfoolowlllog Brltl4l butit I,lp !IMO oY Tau T I I/O 100. ; J. IL RIAD. woo wader ; Wog In Ow Loud Aso Todd b oteAlaft sommioadatam lur e for, Par taws of (men a tae.e. •PPI7 to DRY In o.l3lllltor.orreet. DRVITT and MOORE'B AUSTRAL or PACKET SU IP.—Fer LAUNCESTON I trader. boe pest tart of ber e tout soObt i sOS on r V3t toobalbtely It ow. J °HA W tbe hot mo unt OOD. Comoro:ler bola HUl italeobter se l poets. We ebb ha. etoellent teeormalatioo for rat ler tensed heed er ramie .opt] to DEVITT I 131111tovetreue. LUSTRAL DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRAL of PACK ET SR I T.—Pot ISOBART TOW meigeopent to t h e Lords eu11101ildillellf•ot the Athol Be, sad Mai A i...thle dematetta the doe me Ito alp 11110ADW ATER, A Al. rectum/71 toos T. S. ATI Minim ' Melee Pocks Teemed Me "Deem 111141=0A iraalg r a72s.lr DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRAL of PACE ET SU 1 P.—For HOBART TOWN of lb roonderabadeoredebl, the mime Id fsat willing RI Pill Mll J.A. AI li years 5.3 e tom racism -- London p.n. Thl. this has a commodlom poop no , amodanoa for ptherterm—For Wm. of freight or Mr. T. R. WALK Ett. 15a, ft. Relenapiaos : or 1 J6OORE. 9, BliblatalXlVOL CALIFORNIAN LINE of PACK From !modem to NAN FR•NCISCO, Csalfont all D shallia . Fllr.LLA: de l.3 ; rds l l Vetter ; 1 :. w a t apply to JAM Ed THOMSON and Co.. 6, Bob ET ALCUTTA direct, to sail from Grail let •hippint J., Feb. 0, under Marta to Ha lode, the stoenll,l molar trading MID ELIZ A reenter; J. oLACK. Commander; lily lo I @melon sommthodallon for pseseager, Poe IV to JAMBS 'flit/MR.ON sod Co., B. illltlter my r liT PHILLIP direct (with Mamie eellvertsc roods IA O. time mad Mohave Ripper thip AM AZON,S 3rda= 1 1. Ho toy. A. p, theater ; 'Yreka V. Lando. beep.—Lear freight, api bad RONALD...ON. 1, Imadmeall-meet, 8.C. ; eIIOMOON sad Co., 6, litlllale-maar% K.O . TRAM to NEW YORK DIRE damped and obortdat route to Omeds Woet—T W Tom, mod PH ILADBLPHIA STEAMR teed desprgehlag titer tall-poirered hoe wow VERPOOL to NEW TORE estelken: IL A N0AR00..,.,.., ~ ~ ..... Weiler CIT II OP BALTI MORE Wedsn lead oath Menthe. Weensedm.l Othie temele it. 17. sod 51 mimes according t armed sonmee II mincno, thciodlosi provtolons far Oaaada and th e trolled Mates boot Mena I* If u galAr wa par e r, Is o r i l i sfC to WaL i gM e nl i • RTI'ISH and NORTH AMERII MAIL STEAM SlllPS,_appointed by th e ' , mitia LI VIREO,' L end NEW YORK dlreeLan Land BOSTON. th e Hoe. th ins only or,li le sod regain µwomen and Mr Mayer • malt erre an almond...A to .all from Liverpool : A Rittl.A. for Bwi TON. Satorday, Jan • ANA, /or FEW YORK, daturday, Jan AMERICA. for BOSTO N, Saturday, J• roomy. tocitniln.; steward's tee ..4 pro • or Room, owl ran to obtMonl ob WPM chief cabin, ell; .ecood moth. £l6. ..o.od eablo. LIS Freight to m orb, Ll per ton, and 5 per amt. Ortmag• aad opealds Them neamaltly are sac Ited number of .K....0n 1 'olio Pamthelm—r. °."." lf. a 1% 4 . `;.. 3 6. s ' , ' ,:d l. l. o. 4 4ll'ettid Co., 1 York; U. CUM,. 1100,9, and IT, lioulersrd and J. Book liorhassnaeoe s Maw.; or aisr-stawt, Liveryol. EW YORK. from London, vi The North Omman Lloyds' fee and e EMEN, NEW YORK. and WESER. mob 2,50 NEW YORK m the Mfr Jamey, Mb rem : from Loudon, 414. El 4 10.,.04 OM Loados, and Rave by reamer for Menite sr y.—P6ll, 0 11.11. rd, GRAVER sad PUILLIPF K ItEMEN.—The North German ably •PLER. ROWE. and SCHWAN. er Earl: LI. el. and 10, ; return at a far e £ mot boli at PIIILLIPPd, URA V 166, epee, 11, tood • boo. B.C. WATERFORD, LIMERICK, al taiLAND DAILY, by tut sad poi 14111.4.1 IL.ea, hl mutualuo with aad Beath Ws fid Woiorrool. Kilt. id Mamma/ate eatloa• at 8 4.0. Ott arrimi of tl amitla nd third rim. Miro. from Phid tom mad Ent mod reeood rims return total.. IMO tdonnatioo M ttio AM:ow of Me tirMY aW Railway; sad of Mawr. /011 D and Jaill Mat Cam am aln lanwahaw sod the Rail.., 0 kST. JAMES'S-HALL REBTAU/ sT gAl Tß Oncl . rnen to If . so l doo tal at p a id e boo 9 till 1.1. Luncbume foil 12 1111 1. Masters fr WILLIAM DO: N.D. Tim table dldte se =WU 2 0. 1 . INOPOLION TAVERN an N... 1 sad I, BLOWNLOW.ITBRZT, .0. Thelma reurri DINNERS la Loudon for Jolate from 1 all 7 o'clock. Private mod flotokt TARLSDINOTI. on floodays at d otiock..ls. 11111NRIENTIL AIIoOTT. sod 00.11 Ilaradam ADIZ.—A PURE PALE 811 Amontillado Tharacter. alajorr doom Psi and duet etenceeut of this Roe c Old Yu:Oval. Idoillery. llollsom. NSOPHISTICATEI) GENE/ Julio, Namur, sod ordeal, ao IC rum II Olathe of sumac army torrodsior. orlatorer. lacouleera mow s _2lle.maims laeladed RUNNY aabrr sod Co., Old Puralur. D AU SAGE S.—GENUINE H Port Ild.. C o r lb. DOASETOII. Ilawrilotrtat. Cmaturden. W.C. ART' 8 PATENT GAS I Bray ER. prim 2< eat. as ho Mar hood. I molest. rem/ edema. se . Mateo ab diso.a....alsle not... and flteaenta 0.14.1 OOKlblattoll. tetteh, Moretti= camp yo to works of an, sod likeatae laiwm mot poet fine on 100100 of 30 vata-o fo recolor of one -145000. W. Ploolvarect. f LIAM'S SELECT LIBRA] S. Motp books, to bletory. bledempb2. nYI t use amber clus of Action. Preett ropier of added daily Single eubeerlyttoo one ELVA /WM' Alas 111:1,111„ Jiew t.. 210 esetnet, Masc Lester. ADM) and INFERIOR P COTTON and WALL are tbo rebutted uperst.m. Lrolur bollowtetb 04 the above, &Oahe.' to oil of oat. tar . , mo. OA-Addrofte C..ual Photo:Tati LOSE OF HOLIDAYS.—TE loW ...worthy Poordlne-echon%. Indust (UMW. foe their ter`ooM MACAadAIt u i L. for socolcrettar b w 4lll lloll hole% AMM' NAL nod complealoo. 504 r ILON e... L .eisso OIWIOS Da OPONTO. or Pearl Dentifrice. for 0 1114. nod prmeretne the Mar. w ll , tattoonento to the attatototat or II +nicht for awl adlonest.-(told by .1 - haulm Loudon, nod by ChnoLts as Imitettiona UPTU RE 13.—8 y Rev WRITe. y MOO.MAIN LEVNIt Thl 00.11.1 trout:molt to les Um caret e ttetatneot of HERNIA. The um. lta effects la here stwolded: _ the body, nil. the roulette meal,: Pad aa.l PAT..NT LLIA: duenem St claw be astected. and .watocare circular may be hod nod the 1 metonfereace of the 'Note too , ltrbt. Pei motor. Mr. W II IT le 1 Wheitals aad o froistle to wait atom ' OTICE.—The on's . legally 401 lo Dr. R. J. cut.VicawiLL. lA. M. rrrrox. ale Idoatifad., .011. she obove Teo till awe. Eveso tarn la adult 01.., late Dr. Cavemen whl s e.-10 Accrat 1 "Walld tarts olUee:1 Keg.. 1. RlE SEMAR.—Proteeted h‘Wil of Menu* and wwarwst lusd Ms Imported 0 _a..•.. 1. se • rusokely for Malaga u.... l lSmotems. Trieromar. No. 2.. essenpacely and ors.rely les area M racaulte ham pt port t rt one nom sat. Womb of a ra,. of flootloental remedy T o phT•lnan enact Pumas coutitut ,orni cannot wooer,. Trt ,r_rrotft of Cute or toroth twat of all table altboot ta.4l . - mainess Ila or tour cum tasue fos d s .Fa w s. 4 ,l l , MM iarre • atthlir Of wa1.17,16.4p04,,,.. liZ...Pagt Weft : Mak 0. Wined ; MUSA* u. o .lordoeuri e Loma • 2.4141%.11. L. Wei