The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-06 00:00:00

*parting intelltgencs. THE TWO-YEAR OLD FORM OF 1967. SUMMARY. TO Tag toren OP TEX MUM gni, —Racing men would have been at their witi-ends since my last, bad not Admiral Bones maim letter with reference to the Nidderdals diaqualifleation at Hereford turned up, and started • fresh dieanadon ea our laws of betting. For once in a way " the Admiral" seems to be all in the wrong, u not only does he run counter to the latest precedents, but the " argument" is bad all through his letter, especially when we oome to the last paragraph. It is just as well, however, that men should enurel so often over the present betting laws, for Wean esreby ge tti n g nearer every day to the simple old Ask of things - , when all beta went with the Ashes The sooner this is • standing rule eels the better, the only deviation necessary being in err where objections are not made before the mullet at which the disputed rue takes place is over. What soudd have been more cruel than to make those who backed Otoydon favourite, Tally-ho, for a "place" refund their Winnings now, just because he was left in the Forfeit List for a sovereign or two by an accident? The clerk of the course was to blame in receiving the entry for the ohms he was stopped in, as • gentleman in his position should know the black list by heart—or he could easily have it written on tha lining of the crown of his hat if cursed with a bad memory. A most serious case of disqualification I that of the two-yearolds nominated by c a m Mulley in the Derby, Oaks, St. Leger, &a, of 1869, be Mr. was liable for the Derby forfei "t wo a youngster he bre P t i l sold " with It. engagements or three years ay. After they have been entered some months their pre sent owners are coolly told by the vet 7 parties who received the nomination, and are the editors sad pub lishers of the Forfeit List, that the entries are invalid because they had Mr. Pedley in the latter " list" The slightest hint in time would doubtless have pat things right ; but after letting this matter stand over so long there is no saying what mistakes may not occur in Oldl Burlington-stmet, and it is to be hoped that the lamina tions for the important races that closed last Wednesday will be e” regle, when it is found couvenient to publish them. Bat the bulk of the new yeses entries are not made until Tuesday (to-tearreef)„ and till they are brought to light there will be beyond the forthcoming three-year-old events to area about, and there will be no speculation on the great Ober ter Cup until the weights are published some three weeks hence. Ti p then, my attention shall be confined to the Derby, prearatory to the analysis of which I present your readers with a handicap of last year's best two-ynold forme as under : Botierucian Lady tliza , oeth Blue Gowu Green Sleeve Tomos& Lam!! st 1 .8 1 Count Menthe mai l .. a Veda 7 1 7 . 8 Oloere de Dijon .. 8 The Parson 7 .8 Merenry 11 I"sland ........ Pans 1 _ &Holk Lady Coventry Ath ena 8 0 Hung= 7 1 MIT; 8 0 Michael de Basco 7 13 Rabic= 7 1 7 1 The Earl Bel Gioron P ace 7 11 Fore Vi r t ue Beene Beauty Le rtarraziu 13 6 13 Speculum 7 .7 7 rny tY Contempt 6ll 17ncas Tregesele 7 7 Yard arm 6 10 iteetitution Bumps 7 6 Witchcraft Drina 7 6 Weather Isle Banditto Tale R0ya1..............7 6 Idalle 6 le et. Room 7 4 La Belle !OWN 6 10 Li e t or lronmaster The above statement is pretty nearly in acoordance with the public running of 1567, allowing forthorsos being " green " or badly ridden, or occasionally amiss ; but what this year's form is likely to be, or how many of the cracks will stay a good three-yr-old course, is a question that will have to be discussed hereafter ; and I shall commerce in my next the task of showing the most likely to shine over the Derby course.—l em, Ito., METEOR. - BETTING IN LONDON.—SATURDAY. The attendance at the clubs was limited, and the busi ness transacted of very small extent. The only incident at the day was the backing of Lady Elizabeth for the Derby for 150 f. at G to 1, the backer offering to invest 501. more at therm° price. One speculator offered to lay out 1001. on The Earl, bat declined the odds of 1,000 to 60, and nothing wia done. The few quotations obtainable wore as follow : DERBY. GO to 150 egg Lady Eliza- I 6to 1 nest Rodenaelso both ( t 11000 to CO The Reel (off) Alfred Day, the once famous jockey, died on the evening of Saturdsi,the 4th inst., after a long and painful illness. eabal :Mt Mitt/try. CHATHAM, JAW. 5. The Esrx.ir, h, 80-horse power, screw win-vessel, attached to the third division of the steam reserve at this port, has undergone a complete refit and placed under the command of Lieutenant A. C. Clarkson, of the Formid able, flag-ship of Vice-Admiral Sir lialdwinW.Walker, Mart., K.C.8., commander-in-chief at the Nom, was yes terday removed round to Vurfleet, where she is to be sta tioned for the protection of the powder magazines at that station. The Eapoir is manned by a number of warrant and petty officers, as well as seamen and marines, from the various ships belonging to the reserve. The whole of the pensioners who are on duty at this dockyard assisting the metropolitan police in guarding that establishment are to be armed with revolvers, a sup ply of which has been received from the Ordnance esta blishment. A large number of officers who had been granted leave of absence bare rejoined their respective corps at this gar rison, in accordance with orders to thsteffect. THE W1L4,112: 1Y!) nut PARES. 1. J\ Do. lama 60161.. ___ issrisawsrapha. IS M. do. ▪ Da asiesZei SOS IN BM* . as Do. irssm--airwidg_ Do. G. N. I. ]'era — WS Do. Zak —.- IN De. Stoolc.iDaillog. ▪ D& do, ISOM NS Nod& Load's Ii Do. da. w— ise IN N. • S. WasSers Iwo IN i. Doris vol. ol& bias a lo srasswatssaaa i .Tan Do. C. 010 ISO Waterford at Stlkeonq! 6 ,Watoetoo & WIAMMD ' 1031 1031 71 74 4 4 1 $4l WI Iliallar.de:S. H Ds. 1 teems —tt s .l. A livii, & Woo Mum. a Da Mimeos...—. di; ,TIFf IQ 0 Oa 16 ladirdep. In di po p T. et [Mkt p.v. an leaddcd,Tpd 111. 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Ex pect yarns are nominally dearer, but except some fair sales of 40's mule for India at id. per lb. advance, buyers bare praelically been able to operate at the low rates of Tues day. There is some demand for 16's to 24's water and trs to 32's for German and eoutinental markets, but p.:Zoeex e small lots sellers have not obtained much better . Perhaps the change in this branch of the market more correctly stated by saying that sellers can obtain Tuesday's rates more freely in consequence of their at tempts to obtain an advance, bat that is all. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADVORT, JAIL 4.—n. new year has opened without any indications of an ini• ent to vary the dolorous note that has been sounded frr v i=ths put. The demand for wool has been very scanty during the week, with scarcely any appreciable change in prices ; if anything, the tendency is still to re cede, but more in hogs than in wethers, and less in fine wools then in strong and lustre sorts. Spinners are indif ferent as to Maine's, and there is apparently no confidence in present quotations. The same torpor prevails in wonted yarn.. The holidays at home and abased have tended to reduce business for both export and home amount, and the little inquiry made has resulted in few transactions. There is no quotable change in prices. The same quietness rules in goods, The home merchants, still engaged in stock-taking, refrain from placing orders. The foreign merchants ve been rather more active, and have placed some insignificant orders. Prices seem to have reached a safer level for operations, though some, as is apparent from their caution, seem to think they have not reached the bottom. Many manufacturers, however, have shown a determination to mist any turther decline in their rejec tion of lower offers. WOOLLEN. —Lang, JAN. 4.—There has only been a p rs moderate attendanee of buyers at the cloth halls this morning. Few representatives of out-town houses have been present, and business has been conducted upon a comparatively limited sale. In the Coloured Hall there has been a fair demand for tweeds, both in plain and fancy warps. A few paresis of coatings have also changed hands. The inquiries for hair lists in the Whit* Market have somewhat improved, though the total amount of business transacted has not been large. In some quarters white mediums have been in request, and a few medium sized paroels have been transferred. There has not been any alteration in prim. CORN.--CAreurntia, JAN. 4.-Wheat was 2s. to 34. dearer ; for barley more money was asked, which maltsters were unwilling to accede to, and but little business was done. Wheat, red, 68.. to 725. • white, 765. Barley, 38a. to 45e. Beans, 46 e. to 521. O at., 265. to Ms. CARLISLE, JAN. 3.-There was • fair supply of all 1 1-10 kinds of grain at our market to-day. Wheat and oats , for which there was • good demand, sold at an advance of 6d. per Carlisle bushel. There was no change in the price of barley, for which there was a slow sale. Prices :-Wheat, 191 white, 275. to 29• 6d. ; red wheat, 25a. 6 d. to 275. 6d. ; 6 , - 4 barley, 13s. &L to 15a. ; potato oats, 9a. 6d. to I Is. per Carlisle bnahel ; flour, 2s. 6d. to 2s. Ild. ; ostmesl, 2.. 2d. to 2a. 4d. ; ryemeal and barleymeal, la. Bd. per .7 do stone. Coicifearza, TAN. 4.-A small supply of wheat. This - met an active demand at au advance of 3s. to 4s. Barley - - i d fully le. dearer, with a moderate show. Beane and peas as last day. ▪ GUILDFORD, JAN. 4.-There was only a limited supply = of wheat to-day, which being in brisk demand realised an advance of from 3s. to 4s. per qr. over last week's prime. - Thore was, • good supply of barley, and prices were again in favour of sellers. Other aping corn without change. -Si Wheat, 015. to 88s. ; barley, 3ita to 44a. ; oat., 245. to -30 s. ; peas, 435. to 45e. ; beans, 45 5. to 52s per qr. - HERTFORD, JAN. 4.-A limited supply of grain. Wheat - scarce and in demand. Sales freely made at Ss. to 3c per - load higher prices. Barley was taken off readily at fully - late rates, with a tendency to advance. Oats are 6d. per - qr. higher for all qualities. Beans and peas steady elle, but no dearer. Wheat, 50e. per load ; barley, 4th. ; oats, - 345. &L per qr. Beans, 31s. ; peas, Da. per load. - LEICIISTIIII, JAN. 4.-There was • small quantity of = wheat on offer at to-day's market, the show consisting of white and Ilia descriptions. Sales were made steadily, and - a ries of Is. to 4.. per qr. was made. White samples - rea li sed 78s. to 82s. ; red, 69e. to 75e. per 36 stone. For 4 111 - barley a healthy demand was experienced, and the show being short, ease succeeded in making the full rates of diS xd - last market day ; malting, 435. to 475. per qr. ; grinding, clt -38 s. to 40• per 30 stone. Oats were by no means plenti ke fel, and the demand was rather slow. Buyers tried to id supply their wants at lams mosey, but did not succeed ; old 35e. to Me. ; new, 255. to :r2s. per 24 stone. The de mand for beans was firm, and sample. were taken off at quite as much money as last week ; old, 491. to Me. ; new, 45.. to 48e. per 38 stone. Show of peas scanty, and rates remained stationary. Fine dour, 53a to 55e. ; seconds, 49e. to 51.. per 30 stone. Nurcurie-rros-Trztx, JAN. 4.-The weather since Thursday has assumed a wintrz• appearance. There has been a heavy fall of snow in the interval, but to-day the frost seems to be giving, from the high state of the baro meter ; however, it may fairly be inferred that we shall shortly have a return to frost. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the ie d growers, and the arrivals coastwise ,as well as from abroad, being more moderate than of late, fresh thrashed samples were taken o ff quickly,. at an advance of fully 3s. per qr. south country and foreign being fully 2s. dearer, with a Bd lively demand. For choice new south country yellow 76.. 6d. was paid in quantity, and 775. in retail. In foreign the transactions were chiefly confined to red Polish Odium at 75e. ; good runs of red, rid Hamburg, making 76e., all per 5041ba. Flour was held for 1111 advance of 2a. per sack, which had the effect of cheelting_the demand. For choice extra foreign 59 1 . is demanded. Malting berley pointing up; grinding unchanged. Beans and peas as before. Choice oats rather dearer, but for any other sort there is little inquiry, our large colliery buyers being enabled to supply themselves at home, which for the time being curtails the demand for other sorts. The arrivals run this week are :-Wheat, coastwise 3,664 qrs. ; foreign, 4,392. Barley, coastwise, 293 ; for ei gn. B4. Kelt, oust _ wise, 15. Oats, ocartwise , 600: foreign, 633. Peas, coast wine, 185. Beans, coastwise, 12. Flour, coastwise, 1,422 - - seeks. Indian corn dour, 370 sacks. - Nomura, Jar. a-There was only• limited supply of wheat at this market to-day, and the trade ruled ▪ fully 2.. per qr. dearer for all dry and useful qualities, but at this advance millers bought sparingly. The amply of - barley was pretty good, and farmers demanded higher rates - for all good malting tolitiss,in many instances an advance of Is. per qr. was realised. Grinding sorts were also arm. The weather has been very winterly during the put week. - with frequent snowstorms and sharp frosts. ViWte wheat ▪ (weighing 611bs. to Mai, 75e. to 78.. ; red ditto (weighing -611 b.. to 631 U), 68s. to 73e. ; beet malting barley ( n wighing - 531ba. to Saba), 421. to 44a. ; runs ditto (weigh 521ba. - to 53110.), 40s. to 425. ; distilling ditto (wei 4 lbs. to - - Ma), 365. te 38e.; cats, 28e. to 34a. beans, 46a. to 47e. ; - peas (maple), 465. to 47a. per qr. Flour, 495. per sack. - Avenge, :-Wheat 1,558 qrs.. 675. ; barley, 8,641 ••• qrs., 40a. 9d. ; oats, 77 qrs., 30a. 7d. Norrtimtus, JAN. 4.-At our corn market to-day there was a tolerable supply of wheat, the condition of which was moderate. The young wheat plant is pretty well - reported of in this neighbourhood. The demand to-day -' was firm at an advance of 3e. to 4s. per qr. New white - sold at 795. to 83a. ; new red, 70s. to 78s. per 36 stone. - There was • small supply of barley, for which demand -„., - was fair, and fine samples were a little higher than on the week previous; in other kinds not mush alteration. Kalt "" lag. Ma. 411 a. per qr. ; grinding, 40s. to 425. per 30 - eats. Of eats the supply was moderate, and the tone ▪ ef es demand wee quiet, - the currencies of last week being _ for the mood pert eupported ; old, 345. to 375. ; new, 26.. to 335. per 24 *se. 'them wee • tolerable demand for As bevy while were disposed of at late prices ; old, 504 to .0 as.; Mew, 44a to 1111 a per 38 stoma In peas very little - thellft be fides ewe Is.'. 555. to 56a. ; due, 50e. to ▪ eh. per seek. • Olrolo, JAL 4.-This Oren Euhaar was wok auturroosty attended of on the perilous ▪ there was • fair q el wheat on eft.. The = Ike waa midi animation pervaded trade, ead=rs ysa leand little dialealty in disposing .4 g i g their samples, at an advance of from 3s. to is. per qr, ea ar t , last week prices. There was but a saiall gambit* of barley at market, either far malting or piading purpose, and purchasers had to pay ea advance of from 2s. %Ss. wirli In other grain these was bat little alteration. made hum 70a. to Na per qr.: barley, 40e. to THE MUSS, -MONDAY WG, JANUARY .6, • 1868 , . • . ... . .„. , . .. 44' e• sea mars.- tale Jut) cou..„o, 0559111191i0D1T if A Riars. Mb. I deems& 1 Pd. 1 11 : 1 1:ri 1111154„, -- -- --4 , 4-- 1:111 usaurAzr seam alto norts.l- to p.... ::: mirgar 44 6 ' l e El r a n '` th rill:l . MM = lt*alfallA opetatione X quist; • JAN. 4 . it-Tthh: trade w e ...XI Nos 7 ; Widnes. OLI rd- 1 AMMAN. gnym Ple tti 116 MI aal.- a Muria have bees pertially rewurod this week ;is many Ds. T . 2 i r e t r a a ... inslassee stash - taking is nee yet eenoladed ; and, as s Me, 8; 388. 8; 8* Ir k l i s Mt n et mess* ..- In as - fti Ttl TT 511 41 there are so few orders an the beaks that mandsothisre KWO - are in so hurry to bigin work whilst there Is so little that r. SI di esswell.. 3 A - .... De. do. 1116 MI 1011 - an ' 7 ; Thu ' SL 1N Da AN ortioNNlTsso /61 161 - Da do. UNA 100 MS 196 zd - 11 eneonrechm so to the prospers!, of trade far soon weeks N. IN llN.No.SoNholabitla 10 TS - 14,030, DallitsY. ms as or - to Gam A. more Impala feeling is entertained sad ax. 10 6 lboikedas --. _ MOP Ofess,yrll o 4l.llp.el 100 INC 1101 - on amount el Bee foreign trade ; some few ceders oesday, lama. 6 ; iim ot De. usd , - 1.006.000' De , uns. do_ 1•11 IN 105 - = a lma gives oat by the merobants in the mares of she K 100 OlostroreM6.Wratorl ; ; - tokesp De. 11 , 5410/5 4 05 .... IN 1 10 i 111 4 - week, and inaressed animation is rintieipaMd in that rift- Tltad k v, 7 ; 111. ea in *se *Mem OM. St 301 $Ol 31 sol NIANWISINIIIN 6 Psi N. /10 161 De Li - N. IN Da LA's. ift.l 6 o l I d - 1116,1109, De. IN 116 105 xi - partos6. • very moderato ansennt is being dew on amount of the American trade. The Board of Trade Jan. 7: "In - el IN er•Oltatthdllenlind If 16 MIN Do. 111 NS NT - IL IN enal ltargoos ... —LS 107 144 - 0 smog De. 111 la me - Mum tar Nomaber show that the value el the ship- s/. Jon- 5: Wed - 04. IN DCA f dreasodiv.un. 100 110 108§ I W,lNBeeeimiumm.e,Ap.ips. 11/1 IN IN - mints to that gamier el the shies of hardware goods in M IN Do.llllllsp.a.ispaMl l 1291 IM - 101,000 Do. do. Dmilee. 105 MS MI -• which this locality is most espied mounted to no more 4 16. 100 Do. Ord. Dat Dtv. INN - - _ 106.000 New Isaas.aff.o.4l. IN 90 lel Id —, than 38,336 g, N o m e d 6,1581. in IBM K 105 Oh Ileerk•Weelt MO 96 mos,miree efts Wile ow miIMIIMMI N. 110 anal Nelms -- 64 44e 441 ?TS. N. 106 De.allanteirilk - - K IN Da der* Nabs -., - - - - 6111.1101 li pe. g. g ele‘ p. ariflr e M IV " N 9 4 ta xa' 7- la id COTTON GOODB.—*thatherlin, Jul. 4 .- The 150- 856,000 D 0.19.0.5,11317 16 1315 IN 96 101 a tali :A lidays have interfered somewhat with the badness of the MIL IN Ds. W. 161L-acrot its se 57 =move. :Nom pr cwt. IN 105 10714 - pest week, bat a hardening of prises sines Thursday, N it 1.00600111 Dino. WE 55 . 1 . IN Sit 0 - censedmainly by cotton having become a shade dearer, man , mu d el IN lawaiddreaT 11 IM MN 7i . 601 I 100,000 Do. 0 per coat MN IN lin MN - NON D 3.6011613 IN IOT INC has brought some few buyers into the market who were L or d br im on a no w km inners* 17 R ... mheialacresitestie OP. n. 10 N 101 nil - holding orders book for the tern, and yesterday and this St 716 Pe - - 210,0001 Ditto I per ant 1196 IN ,se 101 i - morning there is a little more apparent brislmeas shoal Protection AIN. et. Vie lawilsak erthlresle. UN MN UN ma I.6o.oos9Mewilindfier. l 4 4ll . IN IN§ tell ad Mol 4rd the market than we have bad lately, In cloth then _ 1.111,460 1 De. Do. MN .... IN MN 10 1 isi, lON li Id have been maw fair sales of 71b. and tillb. 30-ineb shirt N. 105 LendsMlkeelliWastera 75 77 Ariel al blank a 100 Km. I■4l. *l42o4leati 44f 461 1111.00,5. ANION. 6 p.o. IN - - I - legs, and of piesenete end math, for India. Sellers ban lon and County N. 140 ,,,,. 71 „„ ....- - 110§ 115 f 1151 ITU I N.. INS ma spy& 10 107 100 a , - ,4 tried for Meru wises I. thee, goods with only indif 102,500 Tammrien,614.4.,1165, 100 . 101 Dm ad - Wetted. Nest N . '"" 7 1888 an er 88 %. 8 41 2 ioti ini a lon §:§ 500,serrle.Dardlp.eassaulgi IN 100 1 MN id 110 ad forN 2 Noollos. fielt clo th s are 1 1d. to 3d. per SW I had ter _tart et it! ilimpowridesso.. /Atom IN. 6i. 66 ANll,lsfis IN 1 110} 1111 , 1101 §it dearer, with somas little extra baidnees. Long cloths, 1 - - 3111TM6 MUM clothe, and dotards' are nominally a shade dearer, be r.k .....1.. ......5....e. {.nine. In yarn. home tied 'Ai 1 i 1 I ii aids *nittitrence. METROPOLITAN COUNTY ODUIMIL !Sitting days anointed for the present week. ernsuniThimin, Mirlinn-lane.—Tneaday. J. du. a Tharadar. fit IlUansiosz, llaTildran-Toad.—Wedoc•day, dn. M. WAszeirorni, Boath4lffiret—Tiliedsy. Jai. T. impuiracs. Oid4trost-rold. random Jan. dy e :N o wyoad.—Yriday, Jan. 10. synrynnern. Oren Preeenstrin—Wedneaday, 2Esslder, 9 : triday, 10. loorawAsx, tivanniest —Monday, Jan. 6; Tuesday, b lairsnys, Caininrell New•roed.—Tneaday, day, 9. err or LONDON, Oididhall-belletlaga—llondai, needy. 8 Friday, 10. CuTam. CZULINAL 0017.• r. Jae. 6. THE POLICE COUR! MANSION-HOME. A well-dressed. gentlemanly-looking William Dolby, ins leght before the sward charges at helm end uttering. Kr. Maligns, Wisher to the Bankers' Protection elation, conducted the proesoution. It appeared that an the I.lth ult. a panel mu made up at the London and =, Lombard-street, and sent to Halstead. morning it was diacerrsred that the parcel had been_ _ reed with, mad one of the oblique books was miming. It contained fifty cheques ; and the acme imputed to tie, prisoner was that he bad obtained the book sad llied wool the chaquee for various amounts, end raid them to ifd• Went tradesmen and merchants. Some preliminary ed. deuce having been adduced, the teas was remanded. Mr. Richard HOjaties, of Charlotte-street, Totten- ham-court-road, was summoned before Mr. Barker, by Mr. ' Francis Plan, the vestry clerk of St. Pancras, for that he did, on the 26* of December, unlawfully neglect to pay 101., being the penalty imposed by the vestrymen for neg• t looting to execute the office of inspector ed balances, 1 weights. and measurer within the pan* of St. Panora& Mr. Cooper, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the vestry. & Kr. Charles Collins, foreman of the lest jury, said on in the 4th of August be sent a notice to the defendant to 00 menu on the jury He did not attend on that occasion, neither did 'he attend on two subeequent occasions on IL which he was summoned. The case having been brought 1 before the vestry, he was by them fined 101. ft. By the defendant—lt is not now usual to pay half-a sown in lieu of service. There had been such a custom, but it was very properly done away with. lß The defendant said that when the notice frame he was out of town, and on one occasion he sent his eon, who was b lio k I unable to find the lest jury. fir Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to pay the amount of 00,1 101. forthwith. Defendant said he was unable to pay, on which a dis- 100 tress warrant was at ones ordered to be issued. Bt. WORSHIP-STREET. George B keeper of a coffee-house in Kingston& to road, appeared ore Mr. Ellison to answer a summons St him under the powers of the Polies A* with * a house open at improper hours for the mak of re ants, and allowing customers to usemble therein. a r The premises in question have long been • sow* of great H p annoyance, and the defendant has frequently been 012 m. 200 monad to this court for his misconduct there with regard 100 to it. In the present instance Inspector Ramsay, of the 100 N division, and two of his either, heard singing and dine- LOD ing there at two o'clock in the morning, and on knocking 7 0 and demanding entrance were detained three minutes, 20 daring which time there were distinct sounds of crockery being moved away, and when at last the door wee opened ar.. 15 persons were found within, most of whom, it was ar M aw sorted, were lodgers. In answer to the gammons defendant insisted that it was so, and, in reply to Mr. Ellison, the police said the 10 house was well known to be one of the most disreputable in the neighbourhood, and was always the subject of A. et complaint. Mr. Ellison inflicted a fine of 40• or one month. 20 The defendant immediately produced the money, which i r o be paid with all apparent willingness, and walked out of to court. et. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Saner? Trigg, a cab driver, charged by the Society for 10 the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with cruelty to a horse, by working it in an unfit state, appeared before Mr. R . Knox, on remand, and Martin Revell, cab proprietor, of No. 1, Charlwood-etreet, appeared on a @mamma, for es. causing the horse to be ill-treated, by allowing it to be It . worked. Simeon Sell, officer of the Royal Society for the Proven- _ tion of Cruelty to Animals , having deposed to fi nding the ' horse in a very low condition, with its knees sho cki ngly cut, and quite unfit for work, Mr. Cherry, the government veterinary rums, said that the cuts on the horse's knees were reoent injuries on older ones. He bad advised the owner of the hone to have it destroyed, and it had been. He considered the driver culpable in driving a horse in such a state. Mr. Broad, a veterinary tarpon, said that in his opinion the horse bad had a knee which bad been broken a few 1 weeks previously. but which had not healed over, and the lt new granulation had given way. The horse had been put 111 6 to work too early Mr. Knox said that to an unprofessional eye the wound on the knee was a ghastly one. As the horse had been de stroyed, he should discharge the defendants, and he wished the officer of the society to understand that in doing so it was simply on the testimony of the gentleman who had been called, and who stated that the horse had been sent out too ea rly. Henry Handing, 15, and Frank Pearce,l4, associates of thieves. were charged before Dir. Arnold with unlawfully possessing five pairs of braces, five pairs of gloves, two ladies' vests, and a towel, and not giving a satisfactory account of the possession of the same. Police-sergeaut Squire White, 11 B, deposed that Pewee's father said be should not take the trouble of coming to the court about him ; the other had no fixed home. At half-put seven he was with police-constable Taylor, 200 B, in Sloane•street. He watched the prisoners half an hour outside a fancy jeweller's shop ; they were " working at a cue." Witness went tip and asked them what they were doing, and Harding said he did not know Pearce. As the latter appeared balky, witness asked him what he had got. Ho replied, Nothing." Witness unbuttoned his cosi, sat doing which two ladies' vest fall out on the pave ment. He was further searched inside the shop, and then et the police•station, when a pair of gloves were found upon him. He said he had worn them three months, but they were quite new. The glass they were watching at the jeweller's had been broken a week ago, and Harding was seen about the place. Constable Taylor, 200 B, said he watched them with Sergeant White, and heard Harding say, " Here comes two slops." Mr. Arnold asked what " slops" meant ? Taylor said it was a thieves' term for pollee. Mr. Arnold said he thought that they were always called Since Friday night last up to yesterday eveh. there has been an almost continued fall of sleet and sma.. wet mow, causing the street.' to present a most cheerless and misty appearance. In the places more exposed to traffic the streets have been very dirty and sloppy, but in the I.es frequented parts and the suburban dietricts, owing to the continuance of the frost, the roads and footpatle have hem very slippery and dangerous for walking. Since Friday the thermometer in the daytime has varied from 4 deg. above freezing point to 2 below, bat at night it was registered from 2to 4 degrees below. Last night at C. o'clock the thermometer at the receiving house in Hyde-park registered 2 degrees below freezing, at which hour a heavy fall of sleet took place with a cold wind from the N.E. Comparatively few persons visited the parks yesterday, owing partly to the in clemency of the day, and partly to the general impres sion that the ice would not be in a fit state for either skating or sliding, and this proved to be the east. A strong force of icemen were on duty at all the usual points where the lovers of ice sports generally as semble. and each man carried a small board, front and back, with a printed placard affixed thereon, announcing that tie ice was very thin, rotten, and dangerous. In the forenoon, despite the above warning, and the personal warnings of the icemen, about 100 persons ventured upon the Round Pond in Kensington-gardens. Upon this being reported to Mr. Williams, the superintendent at the THE INCREASZ OF THE POLICE FORCE.—TM reniving-houle, he proceeded to the spot, and ordered the decision of the Home Secretary, Mr. G. Hardy, to teseeese people off the ice. His orders being disregarded, he at the Metropolitan Police by an addition of 1 ma hes once collected a body of the icemen, and proceeding on to been already carried out to a great extent. This sedition the in, succeeded with some difficulty, and by means of will only bring the police force of the metropolis up to the ropes thrown across, in clearing the ice of the foolhardy proportion which it bore to the area and population el persons assembled upon it. The pond and the long water, London when it was established in 1829. Slues thee the where the ice was equally as dangerous, were kept clear for decrease in the relative strength of the police has new the rest of the day. After one o'clock the gardens and sitated the lengthening of their beats, and geai&l7 park were unusually free from people, owing doubtless the inetennt of " e ir duties to an Inconvenient to the state of the weather. On the Serpentine there was Observer only a thin coating of ice, and no person ventured SINGULAR CONDUCT OF A JURT.—On Saturday, upon it. In St. James's-park • considerable number of boys at the Suffolk quarter sessions held at Ipewicle a lad and young men were assembled in the forenoon, a great named Gorham, 1.7 years of age, was charged with unlaw many of whom got upon the ice of the ornamental water, fully assaulting a servant named Wetherstone, 30 years •e which, however, was very rotten. Numerous immendons • age. The proeeelitrix deposed to having been thrown isle ensued as a matter of course, but the persons were all got . a ditch by the prisoner, who then attempted to violate Mee safely out by the icemen. without anything taking place • Corroborative evidence was given, and, in summing 1114 requiring special notice. In the afternoon, several hundred . the chairman, Mr. P. R. Burrell, pointed out that thine rough young fellows and boys congregate d in the enclosure, was no doubt about the case. The jury returned a verdiee but an they were not allowed on the ice, amused them-' of acquittal, and the chairman at once dismissed thezat selves with snowballing each other, there being no respect- forming them that he could not trust them with ably dressed persons whom they could bonnet" and ease. As the members of the jury were leaving the entre hustle, as on former occasions. Warned by peat ex- some of them made it understood that they bad not speed perience, a body of the park-keepers and police-constables with the verdict, and on the matter be enquired Intel' were on duty at each end of the bridge crossing the water, ! was found that about Ore-thirds of them had been oppensei and prevented any one obstructing the pathway across, to the verdict. The chairman remarked— lam very meth than avoiding a repetition of the disgraceful scenes which surprised to hear this is the ass, and I think it ramie have so often taken plan at this point on Sundays during great discredit upon you. There has been a greet miss a frost. . carnage of justice, because the nee was as clear as it egad Towards mid-day yesterday the frost at the Crystal be. There is no evidence whatever to throw doubt apes Palace was less intense than on Saturday. The basins and the case ; and certainly it has been a matter of great asee ornairental waters, completely frozen over, were occupied niehment, not only to me, but to every one in co=o by a large number of skaters on Saturday. As the usual hear the verdict. I would not have taken your entrance fee to the Palace and grounds confines the vise but unfortunately you had left the box before we knew ton to a more select elms than are gathered together in of this. the parks and other places of public resort, a large pro. Dori Liman.— The licenses for keeping dogs portion of ladies assemble at the Crystal Palace to par- (sued lest summer expired on the 31st ult., and will re take of skating exercise. Within the Palace the tempera- quire to be renewed inunediatelyby persona who intend to lure ranges between 45 and 50 degrees Pahsenheit, the k ee p de' or d of the age of six months and upward'. whole of the 40 miles of hot water pipes beneath the floors e n Kith to the en o duty of 5a., persona who hoe being in full operation night and day. Were May hat have still 7a, to pay, yoke lie To-day the thaw has been very rapid. I Zug. [Advetineleatj—HoLikwAY's PILLS AND Om- BEALtt RESTORED Dv i loon to ma llClNT.—Theduak nisiolelL — Far .P2= l = l° P was .... STOMACH. nerves, inane aik e tWol 7 .0. W aourislumod thO booms boll' 000. luttzttnss oat medicine or e of bens" sad bowls la wilt Merriest, acidity=lia cedar and lialimosf reeisdiese esti aloaphootest, &billy, waollag, di= Ttto powers of tito keno& are greedy tad pod law low *Mu. amid mot MI sethese work Imes aoloatol to aboidance, wham la dill- EbediC4ooll, 1001114106 thee of Mie Pew sows gently rutted twin day over *spit at Gra te a r MO times US coat in othar IRK la ; 111 n. and ointment amble It to Wend an the load's 19a. ; 2ilb., 400., or W. pow mad. —Da — lony and Co., 77, legs.' and to tbaragbly divot most macho ot aka 1111 allanurs IF! quadrant, Londoa also Fortson awl ltsaas, Piccadilly sal st paraticao sot only yowl tbaldnima tram" war mod tam, _" was Graoteburcit-strost ; db= d r i z e tlit, Odartalroat ; Almeida It to stars up aiwtost asogy, socooomy to vitally MA grown and chasm& II as thessabgestegtessetei " Bobbies." Taylor continued—He found a pair of braces and gloves on Harding, lwho said be bought the braces for 6d. at a shop in the King's-road, Chelsea ' and the gloves belonged I to his father. They were new, and had been dirtied for the purpose. The brume tonnd on both were of the same make and pattern. Harding, in an impudent tone, said be bought the broom of a man in the street for 6d., and Pearce said that be picked up the things found on him at Knightsbridge. They were remanded for a week. No. I S. 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Jogai& (Tuesday), Wantage and Chiming Norton (Wed. nsiday), Witasy (Thursday), Bleeds: and Wallingford (Friday), are wheat la. to 3s. per qr. higher. PersasoaouGa, Jas. 4.-A fair quantity of wheat here to-day, and Pf ken fully 44. per qr. higher. Some fine red made 784. pw gr. of 36 stone. Barley ls. to 2s. per qr. dearer, and both oats and beans advanced la. per qr. over the pride of last week. Ittannro, Jut. 4.-An improvement has taken place in the wheat trade since our lest, and everywhere there is a brisk demand ; consequently an advance has taken place of from 3. to 3e. per quarter. As the weather continue' dry wheat has come to hand in more saleable condition, and will no doubt command the above advance. All other corn is dearer. ROCHWSTER, JAN. 4.-We have to report • rather small supply of wheat at this corn exchange , while really good samples of both white and red kinds were scarce. With a fair attendance of both the town and country trade. them was rather more activity observable in the trade, and priors meet be quoted as fully ls. to 3. per qr. dearer for the beet lots, while the secondary and inferior kinds were almost entirely neglected. For the best lots of white wheat the prices are 70e. to 73a., and extra superior ;.;., to 765, per qr. ; secondary white 67• to 70., and inferior lots 655. to 67e. per qr. ; best red wheat 69e. to 725., secondary 86s. to 695., and inferior 63. to 66e. per ~r. There was little foreign wheat on offer, and prime are nu. =ally about la. per qr. dearer. The demand for flour was rather brisker, and prices must be quoted at about 6d, pe r seek dearer. There was a fair' supply of barley, of both malting and grinding kinds, and superior lots for malting purposes being in demand prices were about 6d. per qr. dears ; for beet the terms were 43e. to 4.55., and °then 40s. to 435. per qr. ; beet grinding barley 32.. to Ms, and 'secondary 30s. to 32a. per qr. Oats were again in better request, and for good old parcels the prices realised were about 6d. per qr. beyond those of last week. A moder,te supply of beans was at market, and the demand bein; steady prices were the turn dearer. The weather has be. come exceedingly cold, with severe frosts, accompanied by snow. WISBECH, JAN. 4.-Rather more wheat showing to dal but the prices salted checked the buying except with a tea wild buyers; notwithstanding, 3s. to 4e. per qr. advance on last week's prices was given, but not generally. The sop ply of spring corn was not great, and the price of all -4 week. -- WORCESTER, JAN. 4.—At this day's market there was • Large supply of English wheat, for which a much hiehc prise was asked, and the sales made were at an advance Ea. qr. Fine barley ls. per qr. higher. Oats anal. tered. Beans firm. Peas dal!. WATEINORD, JAN. 4.—From abroad we hive received 3,400 qrs. wheat. Not much home grain coming to mar. ket. The business transacted here this week was con. friderable, and our market closes firm, at enhanced prices for all articles. Wheat—ln foreign a brisk trade oar done, and prices gradually advanced to 2s. to 2a. td„ barrel over the currency of Saturday last. Irish bet: looked for, and ls. higher. Barley somewhat agait I buyers. Black oats—The quantity on sale being Hunt and not equal to the demand, sellers were thereby enabl to obtain 6d. more money. Indian corn has gone up per barrel, caused by a steady though not large concur tire demand. Flour 6d. to Is. dearer. Imports week :—Atliest, 3,400 qrs.; flour, 76 sacks. Exports t week:—Maize, 800 barrels ; oats, 6,988 ; flour, 923 sad oatmeal, 92. YORZ, JAN. 4.—At onr corn market to-day the du of wheat was again small, and there was a tolerable tendance of the trade. Generally speaking, the wi plant has a healthy appearance. A firm inquiry place at 4a. per quarter above bud week's rates. Prices for white aorta ranged from 765. to 834.; for red, 70s. ' 75e. per 36 atone. There was a less supply of barley which the demand was firm, and ammo qualities held at top prices—in some cases rather more money paid. Malting, 40s. to 445. per qr.; grinding, 39a. to per 30 atone. We had a limited supply of oats, and demand was not overbrisk at about former rates ; 265. to 28s. per 24 atone. Supply of beans scanty, there was rather more doing, late rates being for the part obtained ; new, 435. to 48s. per 38 stone. Malt, to 70a.; rye, 4'2s. par qr. Flour, 54a. to 3i o. per aul 2801ba., rates being X per sack higher. —•— - • AOCIDENT ON THE GREAT EASTERN RAILw o The traffic on the Colchester division of the Great Ert Railway was a good deal impeded on Friday . by a eiri accident which had occurred to a goods tram during previous night. The accident occurred between Manningiree and Bentley stations, and it appears shortly after the goods train left iientley a wheel o third truck from the engine broke, and the train, ' running a few yards, went off the rails, the result that six or seven of the trucks, which were laden malt, were completely smashed and thrown about the in the greatest confusion ; some of the other trucks w, were not smashed were driven into the debris. When accident occurred, the down night mail train was nee duo at the spot ; but precautionary measures were tat and the train in question was happily brought to •et still, although not until it had run to within a few of the wreck of the goods train. The passengers it mail train wanes soon aspossiblebrought on to Ipswich special train sent from that town. The down line of r was cleared in the course of Friday morning, but the line remained blocked until Friday night. ACCIDENT ON THE TRENT VALLEY RAILWA A melancholy accident, unhappilyattended with fatal sequences, occurred at the Nuneaton station of the Valley Railway on Saturday evening. Between Revel, eight o'clock an elderly man, named James Lord, proceed• log on a visit to his son-in-law, took a ticket for Leir lie had with him his grandchild, a little girl three ye age. Being rather behind time he attempted wit child in his anus to cross the line at an exceeding!! gerous point, but no sooner had he got upon the than both he and the little girl were struck violent the buffer of an engine, which in the hurry of he ni the c he had failed to obs e rve T approaching. chili literally cut to pieces, this being but the work moment, and the poor fellow, Lord, falling under the engine, had his right foot out off at the ankle joi A NOYSL ENTER'fATNNENT.—AIt entertains. for public scavengers and road-sweepers was last year augiirated in St. Pancras by Mr. Jonathan Salter. chairman of the local board of works, and cheerfully ported in subscriptions by members of the various I and a number of in fl uen tial ratepayers. It took pl the summer at the Welsh Harp at Hendon ; but in to meet the views of some of the subscribers, and taking into consideration the privations which the fortunate clue referred to suffer at the present inch /won, it was thought more advisable to give the Warnecke , in town, and to-day has been appointed the purpose. The vestry having granted the use of Vestry-hall, the whole of the roadaereepars of St. I eras, to the number of between NV and 400, will user at one o'clock, and sit down to a substantial dint roast beef, roast pork, and other meats, with a plenw supply of vegetables and plum pudding, with a necessary quantity of beer, /cc. ; and in the evening there are variety of entertainments of an amusing character. tea and other refreshments, to which the poor oh' sweepers will have the privilege of introducing their s and members of their families. A good subscription .. been raised for this praiseworthy object, and the erring( runts will be sgain carried out under the direction , Mr, Salter and his colleagues of the works committe' the parish. REASONS TOR PREFERRING DR. DE Jo. Lltilit-ligowi Con LIVER Oll.—On the important questi the right kind of cod liver oil to be adminixtere4, Dr. F Smith, F.E.S., many years one of the physicians to the ton Hospital for Consumption, and now medical alter Poor-law Boa' in r his well-known treatise on • • Consumi gives the f InstrocJve Information: —.• The quality i oil should be regarded. We have been Informed by a mem Direr of cod liver oil, th at probably not one-tenth of 4 , which Is sold Is altogether derived from the liver of the Hence we think it a great advantage thud there le one cod liver oil which ls universally admitted to be genii light-brown oil applied by Dr. de Jongh. It has iota our practice, when prescribing the oil, to recommend hav thise mince, amidst so mach variety sad uncertainty, we deuce In its geoufneneWt" Sold only in capauled bottles, Z. ts. 9d.. and iis., by Dr. de Jemmies agents, Amur. Harmed, co., 77, Stratil. London. sad chemist& B e ware of prsposed sidatitutions.—(Adverthament.] BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABBOTT.—Janeary 2, at Feat India-road, E., the wife bolt. of • eon. BARLEE—January 2, at Fryerning Rectory, Fuel, the the Rev. W. Bartle, of a danehter. BLA NDFORD.—January 2, at Spondee, near Derby, the the Rev. J.. 1. Blindfold, of a son. nal —January 2 . at Sisten•-place Stoke Newington, of the Rev. J. L. Fish, of a daugliter. PADORTT.—Jaaaary 2, at Crofton Lodge, Crofton near ton, Rent, Mrs. J. D. Padgett, of a son. liti/dT.—January 3, at Antherstread. E, Hackney, the Yr. C. F. W. Rut, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CHAPLLAT—PYNE—J•near2 2, at Christ Church, Marylebooe. ra .,., .gev. J. L. Davies. the Rev. A. Chaplin. RA., of. I r Surrey, to Ellth lailsabsth. daughter of Pr's of Kent-terrace, Regent's-perk. FLISTCHER—SHAW.—Jenuaty 11, at Christ Church 111g1 by the Re... 1. M. Meer, F. H. W. Fletcher, l' Aigusta Jeep, widow ot the late I. L Shaw, Esq. o f yowl, South Hempstead. JONES - BAUM—January 2, at Threaten Church, the Rev. D. threes, J. P. J ones,llp., Oh ,Tbelf Ines) k to Harriet, daughter of the Rev. H. De Foe Baker, late Oroethant, Rutland. DEATHS. BUCKLET.—January 2, at Weeteneraper-Hare, daughter of the late J. Beckley, Fact. GILL —January 2, at Trewerne, Osweatry, 0111, Fee, LEE —January 2, at Orchardeireet, Portnienequern I Los, aged 87. PAGE—Janerrj 2, at Olosersisr-plaos, Pcenuanwl•efe, F.EC.P., aged Ht Vir"—J••••l7_.4_ SWAN fir Beets, Blight." discs, ed 12•1 Streatbset, WM. a tednetreet, WAlD.—Jartwa=rldwinegusfe. e beb "' Aan. Dr. IL Wert Ural& PeWM ..d ~L~d bJ ~► d ~cra HrAater. ~. ~a p u.~~ ~ p of wa~uh4.e..• IfcsMi, laas&T I. Were I this about then //1. ,~.- -, ; f .. so. 0,683.3 vogß, and PIIILAD I, EIi: „. N PI E I topaligfited tO LI MI NI I fr: , TTI T LA h, ANTWERP, , ILK for i'" N ir° I • • 1 1 . Ind Saloon. FOI We' .• • Lirellw,ol. atreet London-bride I USW • r e AW LIFE AS ' f l ay. I T I Th i ni ' V . ; ..' . 0 0 0 0 p a. asa. . rn i i; s '3 4 0 47 N. I, o °l l l sy 74 7..; w 0 . 1 7. an d pleat-street. I. o yITICS IS HEREBY il I\' ~. proprietors of the Law L '' • societysoMce. Eleetutre •• ' of February next. at It o' pr ovisions of the -.0. ie s AmUto•re' Annual Reline is gist December last ; to, t Honorable nir tteoro ?I' pUrpOIPCS. —By order h WILLL Ig ft" LIVERPOttL INsCRA 14 t °Tryon : —l, Dele . stris er 7, Cornhili : an. - . Invested funds now a •te ' :18,065, and that of tie . ; moderate rates of pis n. 4 the life policies of thi . ties to third parties, is ed .le world leave is grant. iT• 3 0 . pirtiTSV AM ew . •foralantul7 O. 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