The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-29 00:00:00

HUNGARY. (NOON OWN OWN PESTS, Dac, 23. It e • peculiar foetus of the Howe of Haps burg, eves is the female lies of the Lorrailses, that they commensally oppose the principles of cavil and rei,guses liberty. Then ie not oat preview of their @injure which has sot revolted egMast thew at sews pernd et otter on account of their eppeeselem red wise of them were able to throw ciif the yoke Ow ever—few installer. the Emir reitipl. the Lost (*.we're', aad lately Lombardy. The Austrian spews, bow's'', remains the same, Joao it leg to re Wimple to Cataleoia wider Merles V., is Arm go, ..ader Philip 11., is Austria Prefer. la Cariethia, and elsewhere. is Bohemia denag the thirty rare war, wed ye times ia Heagary daring the Wet 2.:.0 yews. lodged, the dynasty sever isms Sur e'er forget anythiag I they sewn to think that their Mel is not to gorses • large empire to the satiefeetioa of the inhabitants, but to uphold the eveista of etninaisation and the supremacy of the Human catholic church et the continual risk of their own 0111t1ISCIP. Out of the six risings in Hungary, three were entirely successful, and resulted is trestles of peace. encoring perfect equality for the Prweenuite and coartitutional liberty for Hun gary ; a fourth was brought to • satisfactory end by the good offices of England, nadir Queen Anne, cad the States Ornetal ; one failed only by the superiority of the Imperial armies backed by all Mammy . ; the leer, though 1106 umessf uI, left the spirit of the oaten unconquered, slow Franca Joseph's ultimate encons was brought about only by domestic treason and Russian intervention, all the net of the European governments looking spatneticary upon that grandest of tragedies, • nation struggling nobly for freedom, and crushed by • combioatioe of despots. The Hungarians were I subdued, but not broken, and this is the reason why ten sears sdfficid to wear off from their mind the terror excited by gallows, prisons, and confiscations, to steel their hearts once more for a long op-hill tgit against the Austrian rule. The bigoted govern- Meta of Vienna. however, even now took the loftier tire ; had it not meddled with the organisation of the Prutertant church and forted quiet people of strong religious convictions into open opposition it might have postponed the crisis fora long while. Not :aught by former experience, those gentlemen at Vienna do their best to embitter the strife, as if they ensued to provoke • collision. Os the 16th Wet. we were already within an inch of bloodshed, averted only by the forbearance of the population, with& does not believe the present moment auspicious kw armed resistance. The Protestants of the mountain district having resolved to meet on that day in the Lu't&eran church, in defiance of the last orders of Couht Thu n, for the purpose of considering the count's nworious decree regarding the orgy:amities of the protestant churches, the Imperial authorities shot the church up. and placed a detachment of polies Were . the ouilding. The members of the meeting ases•- . . bled therefore in the adjoining eithOu . !zoos?, and hastened to draw up a prOtest ag ainst the oti nox.ou ministerial decree. A po ice-officer soon arrlved to dissolve the meeting. which, after a short and impressive prayer by the Rev. Joseph Szkica, I.ltherau clergyman of the Hungarian congregation of Peftb, obeyed this order. But scarcely had the members of the district muting withdrawn, when about 200 students of the university came, followed by several hundred respectable citizens, who had on the, same morning been an the Roman catholic church, when a maim was said for the Hungarian pose.: Charles Kiefaludy, an uncle of Madame Kossuth. and who, on their return, wished to be prevent at the Protestant meeting. The police force,: h.rb had in the meantime arrived, rudely ordered them to disperse, and at once charged them. The eati.titude gave way. but the students kept Osumi police for some moments at bay, which allowed the traced to get off without injury. The riegiuder the stadests we,, however, taken into ceftedg.mbee he ..armed eat to be the son of an Austrian meet i high government office. He was at oeu eeimeed.l upon which the excitement subsided in the ameba Dee Protestant agitation still autism's. oeyseially by the provocatioe given by the goverumeeteladale. Ail the protestant districts, and seamy ail the eraiarate having already held their meetings and voted their protestations the agitation would sew have died oat in the most natural way, bet the Austrian cabinet supplies the fuel foe maintains tog the ere. Tuough no wrote have as yet take. p.sze, arid the government claim, it indeed es a ra that it has not yet proceeded to sea stateemds ties, stilt domiciliary visits were made at the beam of three superintendent administrators and el worst lay members of the district meetings; their I r. vat. papers were overhauled and carried off, sad Ihto persons were reasoned to appear before the preeiscia. criminal court at Readmit on the 11th of December, when the heavy snow-fall bed made the reeds nearly impracticable, mach to their ea eayeacc and anxiety. After a short inquest they were all dismissed except three, who are to be in. du tut for exciting Use people to resistance against the government ; but even thews three were not im pr.soaed. they had only to give bail. Oa the other head the government tries to gala some clergymen ewer in reused the ministerial decree. but until now with eery qesetimsable eacesee. The Calvinist etiperialoadeut or administrator of the Danubian district woe found that his position became un tenable after he had given up his opposition against the decru..thal alert fors resigned. The Name happened to the I.2theran clergyman of Sebessuitz, to whom • sengregation declared that he had forfeited their eutidesee. But the clergyman of emit Miklos, the' Rev. Me. Hodges, who is 18 , 49 was violent pasties of the Aestrians, forgot himself area so far es le attune sod exeommatiicate all his eserecatios, the choral, before the altar, whets he saw that they were sawilliag to accept the deem. Such lads. crest supporters of Cosat Thaa only ha the ear" and ere warmly easy vales be the Minister. 1v to the %NESS sathelise, *sir °seduce is really admisabac. lives the Adessysey displays a Weems tau altseetber wend is any Ronan netball@ easstry, is odor est to disturb the patriotic unity of holing ia Hosiery. The Archbishop of Irian has given a piste of laud sod material. for the cocetroetioe of a Prsaseleat accost on one of ,states. Canons have submitted for the repair of protestant churehes and far VOW,- tan! rentrenua, omen the ministry has gives orders to protect au friary Roman catholic corps... from any possible eontamiantine by the subternmeous neigh beurhousi of heretic bodies. Oa the other hand, the peotestaate truly subscribe foe the erection of a spleistid altar in honour of St. Stephen, in the cathedral at Oran, and bumps members of the Il•maia ca .:holm St. Stephen's Ageociation. Even the attempt to get up a petition for the preservation of power of the Pope has failed, the priests Sivang anarimoatly declared tint by the law of Austria they have been forbithiva to meddle with powice, which belong exelasieely to govern meat. FAT ft ArriDilT ON IEI LITINPOOL AND NAN CI. BA f LAIL , Morerslikt a pont sumo, 1,30110 0111). IN 11111.0.11, WIN isisa bad N for Railway, hr. lirlme Jeers& ik. h • ticket t a b s . , Doe. St. Itviess to Lieeeini, aad vi,e await ing the hrtr el nf the i.gbi vie tor from reach, ~cr. mower th-- train w.. ntprnerbteg, the deolaret for sore popsy •Dropted lu tor,st the liee, one els sae might by the mime. knocked does, aed killed tastootly. Tbs keel frar a 1... ., room* hot, the Cody, r 4 eM • @Waft* IL - 3:11•11•' . Sho wee dossed ta red silk mint beret, rano& soil surf arid, sod red eta dress, Tilt gaws STORM AT HAWICIL—The NOM has bees very severe is the ssliabsarbeed of Renck, sod wry of tbe 0r... sods ben her threed skein 'openers ti thr moo. The oat. roan*, rifehel le the stern el ism 11. .st. 7 Ifailry, at the rnekillare love to the of Anew :ere obliged to oiler to the lansoalere le for. , • suitor ; but On resd is as alisr, mad the taw Is g: olonlg •fireppreriag Wee the bill err Tr mike cams.. from Solt le hos and no nod loss assdired tbs lost. stei siert very slippery owl wok sad non ibis oar serino• switch la the shape of rakes Ilan hop kin - - - 1 Advil rt4111111011t.)-- HOLLOWAT'II 01. Y IMES? AND C4ol,4l‘,—Plingle. helm what b lb...nab d oar dirmiator• pomel.* Oa am 4 an d • .in.. be Oak gemela* NUN bad 11, :Wool now 1 etar ma mind eilbeet 4.67. Oa tam all may M. for rlrWan IMMO eW allaaral Curti.. Ivy rartroodarl. oner s ra tt.d I:.aac roe pain mamma. r: Honore., r ratter •Igici. ▪ omits are co litadterl. Th. 4111 , ..t Ira ow, d. MOT awl WON= 4 the . I er.r7 Meg .se to M a r K u l AA tett ., we Ye t0t0..1. dor. lea cream soil correct Genetic.. THE EXPRIBIAt, THURSDAY BVENING, DECEMBER 29, 109. NAVAL AND HILIIABY. ADIItRALTY, D.C. 28.—APPOISTIMITII.PSy• Draw H. Pon (11146), to to socratory's ISM Vic tory. 101. dog-911 W op, el Peemestb. Cleek D. T. asik las Radles* pimp eifet PI Pommes*. . _ _ . .•.... Acusteret4me similest Nose J. Devespa geo rt re& rawar7 6 = 2 l ll4 . hi wirvi=wil. 2. Pak" Tam Dinars or ins diseelar Ire boos Wed hen Me AIWIty tidal Dm. if: —" My Lis Omma isms d Os khan*w d _ss 1 4 1 " 1101.1 b Iri rOPMe d bit awl& as lir so pamilbo is mit pad by dos mallhow of do ; Wmadmmo Mad the wbos sap soommay togabfwg woke modowlmol owl ammwat kr Wlsiesay whorl b Os woo - Imo ▪ aim bhilmllle. awl dip wwwww Oa wows Wad Imo etas poomintia. by Es saskstaat-eagamee• of obi law. bolo ow WOW ylwood to (*act woo 'doss wiemot we iwo awylord la seta.' sasabil la bour, bra work ommwatoll Mob this ova Alp, they IWO Is albwood bwommoll oboolvmsly at tb• abtlie-stas demi Mak toblob aro w bo ablegall N ho ship ostler mask la Ws dad way. T. —lfbobaimmo waisawt-aortaaara. Oa. rig=somml•siamt •••••••itsbesitamen, tht. per Men asolabobtagtmers, 48. pee dims a tea wobbly boom Wks owybpod daring a part of the day • prow. Waste ally ••• at Ow above iota to 100 00111• and of *dr Weil" C. PAM." WOOLWICH, DEC. T.S. SHIM A? WOOLWICH.—The following ships us sew at Wasiak's .—Fisgsvd, lag-saip, Comas' or•-drapar• Saissdasit Ur Hrs. J. 8.. Drummond.-Bte.ra swab : Dirk Zia* Vivid, Primer Laos, 'freest, Firefly, Blasi ttousd, amass, Alecto, Ham Dovsstatisis, Asides% &Goma, Driver, Dover, sad CHATHAM, D5c...18. The screw steam frigid* Galatea, 96, 800-bar power. strived is harbour Ws ahoracue hoe Woolwich, trots 'Web port she had bees twilight by Mr own end was immediately hada into the SPOIng desk he b= for the sawn mews. She it to be ripped sad cooapieled with al: deepateh. Captain J. Pops, attached to the staffed Ike invalid depot at tine necktie, has=poistad adjaiwat of the 2nd Royal Sarre, Militia at 0 PORTSMOUTH, Din. SS. The Money, 40, screw frigate, Captain Henry Caldwell, C. 8., end the Penn, 17, screw goon, Commander Ralph P. Calor, mired et Spithead during the night from ........... TM Matins, 17, wow sloop. Cassemador William Graham, esiatemed late hart MT lilt 01 , 1400( to COAL TN Fleeb , and, 6, peddle.wkost steam sloop, Coteetemdr Jame IC Blues, came Oats harbour to-day to make good V e irrpot, Commodes Henry W. Hire, was Ie medi um se roomed cm bete voyage tide altaroooa, lumber no poked her damages. /671171Waressigarb6; mil UM mil. wow the measessa ll lis °lll =rlytrt 111•1•01. Mime apssia ewe Imumed Oa eilikt. Vida .1100111/IkM, dhelayei Is el satierd isitehatisp. iesies was vemalmeeety wrist amble aeptsame ; rl • egos et Awls is the iiritues, aerrea by Yr. R. X. 110074,01 MaT. ail 1111111116 d y Neyareasteal le J. Ostia. Weal d ben asedy sampsagel is, the lee. ilep se. pasecous AND DORT" MIDDLES'S. Yeakiniay nesting 01 the senwei manitise els pli•M rt kte sent the Inendia el Ibe Bt. "nem sad Meek Mama Vekailare Orr vas held al the TearrilelL 0111111111114POS, it the mar et terms, Imo men et saketeranse wired le Bar Moral erarMang • ethita nedens awn ke the lei remia Wnannow - Bag). reerier et the Mneespelline Bard hr ner. Dram Mara end W. E. delint ne reasity, M. T. E S N Benda. J.P.,Ms. Cheeehwer earett dea dear iS. itre A. eleselend reearer), Kr. J. Rowed Warr, Mr.?. Boer, 0r.., J. Wenn, Ckehrle, lir. T. Bees, Mayan, Dr Mitt , Mr. Anne, sad • kw auger of Era bem wen perm. The BON. 11101.171.1T a gf. Oran) petered the nits. Wwhisk braspeed to the sekeenekne, sad ikey were entikeed ark** aibmitill. They an et • ran Semi eherers• Tine an we emir lie IS.. The rasa enewkides is an err per rem be ellesilne, sod for loanery arkere ea rent rawkallen et em pis" Frtedveareor e lib adiseledra • IL lis. ineelnesdea Cenerwar eragrankted the sesting on the edema the but isted• and rid that se the Pinar and Minh Bar aka* sainsted awn rhea • ownpray, a.lr..hrN be Int la mDle4 he de Laid Llerneett. (Raw, hem) Ile wend "net In arreary applicable be Minn ink te the Led Lank ant kr Me cram te the sentriat nth' klieg% sad kr the respiesee el is sordess by ha Meiesty, sad net W. M. Bedidk aw Z, thedinek Bernar el re be be the Te r i A li i. Um =C I = end it wee endel inwinewely. • Moms cawed se he the bait Erb d. taking sub antplenk red Mr. Mrs ampielnd Yet Ib. wry of the Meld led wet yet dew that My, r k Ih. per pink eltheeak key bed Orin et ellesene• wg le ems knead, ray sere Mi. wee enseribed. Mr. Dawn sad other urged thet these entenear were rd thril,mm ur e ream of the reurrha it wee enairsesd dal ner-tte el...Canna, the Den of Benin, Lord Soultt: ' Compay, the Skinners' Conpeay, ma ere enure of perm sad alters la the pain be wad te to ad la the reverint. Mr. Seocr.nanzo sena Mead= te • terkilsayamed by the 011es's sad Bkorstsberyotemthit Soy MAW MAI with cae of the Mlddlera cape. mike nand= Mks to weft epos the St. Glinte eel ISkasorkary an the rebate* whin err carried ter s. res. • mtreWe ranker of edditieral innlare luta bra waned, et nnemittee wee Is assalikr ne ere el the kb** end the tembred. About 100 effecting drel het evening In the Vestry-hull, and exhibited greet Inpronewat in tear prance. Itzte 'Warm RIPTISOL 011 PAL HIGH COVRT.OI 17/UUWERS. Bluer tees. 1440 Room m Pe a Leos Cbtaxentea.—Jae. 11 itesl aiefloso bed LS pails. 14. ffaires awl egowle ie. IL 14. LS pee mane awl amain ILO. ILI& sod • IS =laid mai 114. 17 led IL alWasif. a lir' L Amp/ walker asi;l L ir. liweas nu Lease Jornes= lL lL MANN magi It Agoesla. IL Palos loaael magi ad agawi Twine . IL Nallaw iep tleaseeia Asoesla la soli r...... IL eV IL aaoseks IL aellow i da . Awn& W. Paillesso biasses ad mod weals end ft isule. 1. • sod Isalias s ra es MI IoW. L I si tTlsao sal poWies . IL 14. 11, so/17. ppm U. IR 70. I& 71% . Illeiwel peoz. I& Neer. 11. 27. sod . Yisel Mesa V=sao li rubsiiintosiao la" .no. 11. Ifellew and a. it Gesseal ,piper. 11. Paillos ea pod WOW. .It 1 1= Fth i e . ... ewer. U lbeet sem/ eberbiline, manowee gird pew. U and IL Ileasel Wee& owl caw. IL Wed peer. A. NOM, mai weal mer. mew awe& WIWI mememe 4011 1 1,84 .0 7 Wd i t Ilt aldwi Pas& a la red= " wilesaillelds. Mega vicoalasecaues Ilerr ... .—te d . IL Useiwo wiz= 001 . "... vE,44....4,...,,..4...it:=. A Reim pow. I& Lemma 10Pa. wood per et. U. G o a t ort dame sad aisiealzw i l rid IL MINIM pow B. ere own/ poor. T s :. Palefor &SA eopes. IL Owe aim% WWI dam asaini ma, U. stem A. Nalss. V its.oaseceassa Wees.—J... IL Moder lei ra i l Few. 12 am 17. Goma pwW. 14 POW/we. a do , . alZ o = Ira gmeral paper. IS mill. Samoa gaper. li. =le sacl A. Noe& pews. li. Mato& 11 --- rsare, del= oral pew. s 3 aof 14 illooesi peps U. UMW= awl mad MlL i ajoi d It. Gem& foyer. U. realeak_Wasi alliels. Aim 11. Si. Omen/ WPM U. Meow Imal I Moab willat awl an st IhmeliaMis sad Clwaiwydro. ON& SiMeths Lord Cbeaselleo Ira be loaapel la tie Mere ef Male aul /NW wel a oak& lb* Lure Jail= dall . b i e gg ald la the awl A lb. Joiallei Committee el Ws Pito, Ws a. sue) ikon ielmo. seat aims. illepeseitil paean. te be Ulm UM& 0. bran imatas•ff. ll.Nraild poliblesi milii be f= Ihe is va i n Woes:am Wield be weramest Wm boot aria W l Ermall Gomel a 60 am% la rlidi Ow lefty Be toms preeljes: I . bie:-.L J. ti. Toot Pais & R.J. LleA Rob. L/L Wear. Rs/ 4. R. L Pe&W. Req. I H. L loplime. IN. IL (3.J. Ildriwo. Dn. Tise-01senna lEtadeslir—L O. T. Oussolee. 106 L i... e .. l . llaeale l iet a ts. l". 7. tl.4:Poir s. . Itea l l 1 1i....,1 1. flomes-1. J. Welker. Ws I J. Ilassa. II& R. Maim Ilso i & W. Req. as. D. OW& 1.10. 6. T. 11. . Ifftelt "• L . lbq &2' ClsweelAZA . 4 : ----. 4. W. T. L . Los . 4. J. O. " Ree 6 7/W. U. Jean. LL. L OW B. DL 41 d otSz-•=.0,,V.1= Sr Wpossk a t BROMPTON COUNTY COURT. (Bail= J. L. Ado!pima, Esq., ad • ;sty.). leDlilliCTl Th O. ITIMPXI4II OP PiiiSl3lo DAD XONWt. This action arose tress givl a perm bin °okay fer pig bad matey, sad is worth the arcades of the treeing cemeninity. Mr. Edward Duper apps red for the plaintiff, • 01111111Sigil slat; end lie. Lapwortz woe for the Meader; • wewr epee, el Marlborough-road, Chelsea. The *hall Meted that be west into delmasuffe shop for ppm, sad gave defendant's wile a =Mk the shop he um called back end told i"ua kt the NY was bed, which he deputed, and he did not maids, Mired( responsible for it, as be had leit the shop. The de ilimint wee then sent for, and gave witness into custody, when wiener tendered a good half-mown, together with his edam& At the station-howe the iweMor would not hike the elerge stoner the defendant charged witness with know lafy IRWINg bad mosey, sod the &deaden& at coos node ash Mew. Witness wiled for bell which the investor ✓efired, me it was • ewe of felony. Witness entreated the pollee to make his elek wife acquainted with hie petite, es she wily lived opposite the statics •bouse, but this wee Mao missed. He wee locked up in a cell with • water-cleest to it all eight, sad is the worming he wee taken through the streets like a thief hem Chaos to Weetrateese Poliorcourt. Defendant enema to .e. Witmer attempted to address the stegierele (3k. Arnold), but be reseed to bear him, sad Me isel the ere, may* shire wee so rood for the abler. The 13-4wlerst ha had weeind la the stalk/a-home bed made id= very sereese, sad hod affected his Welt ids He kaki rig bed Irvine to delesdant's wife. Kr. Urfa* said be could net justify his Misses tooduet It siviss a reoperable man into custody in • at d rep sad letl3llo beg of the moment through a supposed fault le his wife. The Judge said the plaintiff had bees unjustifiably bested, and that tredmines lied no right to give parties into cus tody under such ehmunstanoss. The jury pve • radio. 6w the damages laid—lol. ( aid tidd lira rff mach astoalsbed whoa Mr. Gaodmaa ha weal/ibis to a Ilia of 10f. for imam olar, 41111 pl•dges without a pawnbroker's , Haase, sad sass* km UM be sloop did Ms bosoms homily, sad did ad heap • " Irvin shop." is we warred that the Excise, Is ail probability, would mewl wallet lieu for the realty, eat the polka wen is alrasili b hasp • sharp aye as hio r tp, sa !dm Ws= of isles basieses was evidently • isomeigamat le &boss. =raw was essaailtted far trW. far the pose -boz—Efslf sots, No. 22,264 ; Mo rals' Amoco, fic; Cutlers' ecstasy, N. 6s. - - - . . . , GUILDHALL. laiert Mahan, a travelkir, In dr assplegimeni of Mr. George Peamea • witoloss reralmet, of , Ted, listow- le bill. was with embending ketwun ehl W end NW" As mews of worm 1 Mr. Posis ariared for the rotertlion, mad steed that the prose bad boss fourteen pore is Mr. Pewee employ, at • Wary of 2410 a par week, sad that Amin the Lie is , merits Its bee reeled rebus sumo a seseeey vire its ' bed not sconsated for end whit* roordleg to his own ad- Weir, Weir, ercented to SA He to give ovidesco at , the permset of four awes al IW. las. dd., lel. 10s., : esra. lea. U., to the prisoner, to chew that titer sums ; W not been aocouted far. Memo were called, who proud them hats, and the psi- war was shimeNiy scomitted kr Wel. Wilkins Ararie, a Meow la the mart* was charged with resalt. Mr. Hake spread for the defeedant. Jim Jailer said—l lived with the primer se Ms wile 1 ge• swam INISIAbIi, not tearing ho woo a married am; bat we asgemed is lisperber hat, sad have not lived together err, eltrmat bs kr repeatedly solicited me to that What. On Maori, went bat be elate altar me, sad wanted as to go with him so the theatre to an Welk, but I declined, and rit him to obit • usigkbou • sad wine I ears back the &- herr wee at the doer, did wirer try mole words he stanch tee cm the eye re knocked me doers. Aldine. Fento—Whas did no t strike yea for ? Complatmat—Benume I will the with him. Alderson Thels—lies be ever ill-used you before ? Complaissee—Feresetly, sir. My baby wee hoes died hi 401111144•1600 of his 111-rege. I ant getting my own living now, and he swears he will have my lie. Crossessemined—l nave assaulted him. I did are go to the market and abuse him. Reexamined—He struck me in the eye, and while I woe down on the ground he kicked me until my body and limbs were a moss of bruises. On the followiag day he came again while I was suckling a neighbour's baby and koooked at the door, but whet:Mound who it was I called oat that I would not Wet him °ems in. He said he would, sad sum after be brats open the door, and rid be would hays my " MV' ill did not taltethe child home to its mother. nook the child home, sad whoa 1 returnol with my mother we mat the dslindeat minim downstairs, end be rid, " Hume dons something to, you, and you will have lathing to put =now." Mew be WM gone I dhcovered that my silk velvet mantle, of At rains of U. 9a, and a plaid dress, value 21. 24., were de shay* sad the rime with which the defendant had cat ram were also a or isi n* Mr. Mohler, f tlSher, said ho was instructed by the dellindsat to err that the compleart had lied with other min e sad that ales car ready to live with any cos who would Ps, ber. Alderman Copeland said such an imputation was most en juittlable, es it was totally irrelevant to the charge of awrall. Mr. Haler said he understood the complainant had been the mesas of mieseding the defendant, end inducing him to Begirt his wife and six ohildne, by which means their hems bad bar broken up, and the only prospect before them was that of the workhouse. Alderman Finals said it was geed to suppose that a man like the defendant had been Waled. it appeared that be had ran attar the complainant. Daiendent's Wife—No. sir, she came after him. Mannar none said the seduce proved the tattrary. This was cee of those diampatabla cuss which Isidro came before • megisests. The defendant wets acrid man with a large family, which he had deserted, and because the own , platnant would not live with rim again, be had savagely r esulted her sad distroyed her clothing. It was a very gram assault which ao One he could inflict would sufficiently pn , nish the defendant for, and be therefore committed him to prima for use month, without the option of paying a floe. KARLBOROUGH•BTRMy. Jabs Gaol, of 6, Kistercoart, Berwiek•obeet, Bohe, was charged with the followbag AI-urge of his wile, Winds* Oilbert, and cutting her ha the hood with a Wk. lasperaor Webb mid the wife wee not ibis la stand, her • medical gentleman i.e meant who hadeteumbd lesr. Charles Godwin, 206 C, mid he wWM le Sr bra" 6, Hinses-court, at • qu arter per NM the wine IMF lag. Be found the prince's, who w desk, Sea • chair, sod his wide with • sows mewed is he raid Weeding ham bar , Inger, mil frying bitim3y. lie the Wieser had been bestier be shoat the bead, awl bed ma kr finger with c ha* theengenkg at the some time tier be would kill her. The wife west to the Mariborouglrmeme alarm, end was ettendel by • James Huy, 16 0, m s tr;rect at • ales ee M at mernimg to see the prhowsr's wife. lie= " er bed, will bee heed awl lager bandaged up. She we. in en snit slurs to stied the mart to-day. Dr. hams liendenes, d'l. Oreet Martbereaph-etreei, sill Its stnerded the wawa. She was saffeiNg ham ea b aked wood of the rem sad a wound os lw beads while appeared to bare bean done by bee bed weft le mire whit • well. There were also some marks oa her re*. The women is selll enfluter from the effects of ill-treelmsat, sad somody lit to snood the court. Kr. Dries, upoe this, laid he should readied the papaw for a week, is see the result of the injuries the women led reoelved. LAMBETH. lowa Bilden, a carpenter, keeping a feenftere shop at No. 1, Hobert-street, Noeth Brixton, was charged with sessulting Kim Matilda Smith, a young led living with her eater and brother-in-law, in the same neigh The complainant deposed that on Tuesday, the 20411 the defendant celled in the absence from home of her agar sad brother-in-law, to repair some Maids is the drawing room, end she showed him up stairs. Os sateen( the &sw ag room the defendant drew a chair and gat on ft to nab the window blind, while she (witness) was in the ad of is moving some articles from the mantelpiece. Amongst those articles was &photographic likeness of herself. end on SOMA( It the defendant remarked that if It wee intended kr her it was touch too old, and moe like her eater theta her. He then jumped off from the chair, caught her nand the waist and endeavoured tothrow her down, but she struggledvielently witithim, tore herself away from him and ran down stairs into the parlour. The defendant rime down stairs some time after and went Into the kitchen, when he remained for some time. Aware that there ware some silver spoons and other property strewn about the kitchen, and not knowing what could be his motive for stopping there eo long, she left the parlour arid proceeded towards the kitchen, where she found the defendant, but kept at a proper distance from him. He then told her he could not ankh the Made then, and aged whether be should come again on that evening at eight, or on the following morning. Aware that her brother and sister would be home before eight o'clock, she told him to come at that hour. He then made use of offensive sad die gustiag language, and frequently repeated the expression, " Then at that hour you will be quite prepared for me, miss." He then left the house, saying he should be beck at sight. On their arrival home she informed her brother-In-law and sister of the defendant's conduct, and by their advice had taken out the summons against the defendant. Defendant—Now miss, did you not show meths plettire t and ask me if It was not a good li keness ? Mies Smith—Certainly not, you mode the remark without my being aware of your seeing It. Defendant—Oh, but you certainly showed ft to me, end I said, it's old enough for year sister. Miss Smith—l repeat that I did not show St° you. Defendant—Did yea not open the front doer to me, and show rue out as a respecto`de person ought to be? Mime Smith—l did not open the door to you at ell ; you opened it yourself, end went away. The brother-in-law of the last witness gave corroborative evident*, and said the moment he came home Miss Smith in formed him of what had happened. Defendant emeacaamined this gentleman in the most pant canner, commencing by saying he very much doubted whether be was menial to the lay with whom he lived, and made some nolustifiable remarks on the respectability of his character. The defendant also denied the charge. Mr. Elliott observed that it was impossible to doubt the perfect truth of the complainant's atatement, or the fact of defendant's having committed the assault complained of, and he must therefore pay a penalty of 205., or twenty days. The defendant refusing to pay the penalty was locked up. SOUTHWARK. Hama Lyessi, an old WOUND, woe cherged with graft 4 pewter pots from the Bricklayers' Arms Tavern, Old Kest toed, the mnerty of Raphael Sambrook. John Sambrook, the ma of the landlord, mid that the prisoner bed been a customer toe a long time, and they hod no mord= to suspect her until the previous evening, whoa he resolved such information r induced hire to rata op so she was In the public. room. On km leaving he stopped her at the door, and asked her what she bad under her shawl. She started, end " Nothing. What do you mews ?" Wittier oared hold of her grew Led held her until • ma stable ante op, when • quart and • pint pot were taken from wader her shawl. fibs then fell on her knees and waked him tehrOve big. PAuPeoriable 291 M said that be took the Witmer faro ca Cody In the Bricklayam'Aras Tavern, andeader becalmed be foomrthe quart and pint pots prodoesd. After be looked her up to thermion-house be went to her lodging, in the BersardesyNew-road, end found another pint pot helm/ring to Ms. edsobrooli. He also found • pint pot, marked "W.S." whir he believed bed bre stoles trona Yr. Speechley's, the Bess Terra, la the Dover-road. He bed no doubt she wee • regular pot-steaks. la rawer to the seams, the prisoner said she bad so ta- Minion of strelieg the pole. t 4 he had them et different time with beer in, and she meant to return them. A former conviction w.sproved, and she was committed for trial. WANDSWORTH. Joseph O/fley, • reaptciably-dratsed youth, wee brought Wore Hr. 'rhea), on remand, charged antit easel*: a pores containleg money. belorging to Clare Patsy, • sorra& out of piece, reading in North-row, park-lone, Hyde-pent. It appeared in evidence ;bat shoat three o'clock on Yoe day oppooni, one 19th instant, the peaseetrta was terra log from the home of the Rev. Mr. fowyer, where the Ira boa applying floc a conies 1141171011, cad res aminnomfal, whets she wag scotand by the prisoner, who was dressed in slims do& car, sad he abut her to direst ldm to Clap- Wm-common. Sam tole him she win a straw le tie *sigh. bouthoed, but that eta thought wLasre they wen wee the camas. That did not to Meade/ the young . H=th eac for , he a then wished to be bfor the way to when the bumf' darbaL Reputed twisty far, eel she harm gabs elsrused. She spin fflmb she Vol • maw te the gam end could not dire& him. Re th an wanted to know whore he could obtain • soh, sal trice more she told him she was tumble= Idm es required hiformation. Be at last seemed end was turning to walk away, when ohs tilt • smipiontui Ingot kar dress. She immediately put her head la her pocket eel okra her pans, which contained • sovereign, sans aver, gad other suede s. She cotemenkated her lass to • genebeeen who wee passing, whisk the overheard, and heinsleatly male off as bat se he amid• lie wee thee& for • cessiderabb datums, was thnstaly Mopped in the Wandsworth-road by • palatable, who ant bias as ha wee rasing. The prisoner mid at Bret he was riming to kb moat's to dinner, in the Wandsworth-reed, but stierwerds stated that it was untrue, sad that ha ined in Chenhtstreet, Waterloo-road. lie asked the constable how he mum disgrace an holiest gentleman of his character by. Wang his intss custody, aim offered him his watch and &sin if he would release his. The was afterwards baud is • garden, but the end • ring wen robeleg. haproke Aback bladed in • bang list of ocavkbens spina the prisoner, and two constables pretest proved seve ral of them at Lambs& sad Southwark police courts order the Tepee rot. Mr. Neal, who appeared for the prisms', appealed to lb worship to deal summarily with the awe. Mr. Intact said be had so discretion in ewes where then bad been a former coaviotion. The govenunent had blued directions for each mess to be examined for triad, and thin , fore he Ind no alternative. I The primer wee than fully cemzeitted for trial. THE FATAL RIOT AT ALDZIGSHOTT. Since the occarrenoe of this most unfortunate out break st hldershott a military c...tut at *airy hes been &thud Camp. Until this inquiry Y candaded balk the evidence and the &deka at which the court may arrive will be kept secret. no Wpm on the murdered man is Sited Y take place la the Beath Camp this day. Hie Beysi Miami the Osseassaise-M.Ch‘st .61 visit the Cony es inquire persteally Yee tha eizeumataates ormaseeed with isessis. Tr 24th liniment still rooming is its old quarters, Is the Wed Block, whore tat riot took place. As with all drones agasithis of the Had, than ere at least fifty Mann wrens of the din. The rousse most pew* bird is thr It nor her New tor of the minds trade, two or these of the Ittli to beer, whin ether obea it the leder raglerst who were amt retied to porter of inn. • fight is sided to her whir the woo brass, then! quickly nth- Zamtdaab la y lens assiess of tisk oesseadr.ale WM* were seam overpoverail, sad arra to ter &slier to their bar rocks, when the 24th wow also seertsseL A main fight mein to hoe tar then daring whir the militia as method the barmy erred to the rosy In frost of their portfolio( the block. Oa this giro of retreat a I=aiarea was to her bees redo by the mat of the snmoll with dicks, broom, dear, sod lone lamps of Mel, which was of coarse rigged b Is kin from obese by the watidese. The sew bed .alp lasted • few sod the rithira, who were orasathasid is the= da to an rd swear r kne bra piss the worst ri ft, der they errs sew any d thin mask, Ise than is their rear, when cry was ruled the Sidi that their meanie were gang for thdr floe& this ststarat spross te have ben ether the lost therlatin yet rest rfartreedy the Ira of the Nth billser h. The rests oath Ws 'wadi so Man is MMn wain sad endows. Or mon river lb the satin arra arson LW, wise was trog Y as of dr tears wades Mirth by the fir, we. shot thesagh the Adorn by s etas bathe which arse thestagh M veer doer. the foil at aro, sad deer • flaw hero of lather side", dal. Two odor an were ohs winded with bathes, sass set dearreely, Ned ease demerser led 111111 seer her by Mews hen Mg. sad erma. 4111 these INIONI to. Twat lisasidd 11Yhfq set one of the Ur =trod, we Wien Ysay way. •In of the Tear Wads was else looked .p, bat sone rends sew swim row, so them ems test the lent dont bat that they wer com szth o rthe isprirrad, sad the des of the 24th bar • eowerdly eutrege. Of name set the law are he. ben added to the roe who fired the heel shot. lathed, net of those who der at ell an odd to bre bra tee beak to tell the thorns is which they wore out seething but this and the dinars of the sight ma sessuat for so few of the militia hunts toes hit *wen the tesilleds. THE VOLUNTEER RIFLE MOVEMENT. LONDON IRISH. Last evening $ - atenrmi The andante of • toa sad the ajar. wee roamed st the i tt deltas Hal. Upprownest, laiegtos. fee the elf moratieg with the pleat count of the I.Washigh Veltman. in the ergenance of that cape by faising a local raboareattee, itc Mr. P. C DOSIILL• POWISI amenere a the mmaal roonest at waded the noting. I sanding Illsar-Usual Air Jana Bb W, H.C.1.4,. If sjor-Oosseal Sir John &sett Ulna C. 8., Mr. R. M. Matrices'', Mr. Donny, dos. The Hal at Ana& see prorated encoding the mean owing to the Maas d his father. in-law, Geneva N= sad Mr. Digt, ea mew, M.P. who b e d kneaded =re asselings woe seahMto do so snug to his bring at deallmemplea es preasing hashes. The Cast aleat,ta epeang the preasdags, mogretalstal the Irish risidesie of the ninopol6apes tae steps tint ha boa tikes le Mu a whales: rase taps comport ef lrYi tass. while all ether amen we tease antler foe a gooiest erselog. (Hew, bar.) The Lestra rem he isamarating the mast, deserved their fellow-nosistryasa, as it was thus that Irle=sald be apse brought together me a tiated anon, mad ale, shouldm to @hosteler, a parrs! satinet case. (Hear, boor.) It wee praxes& by the yeseesdinge that evealag form • rob-.simatame to is the gnerel coast in their prow la reshreiven, sal this he (the names) aseHlored aim judicious step, ceostrieriag the vest mos oar which they had to moat. (Hear. hest.) They were not ma teal to nee dtetriet m arab. but the genera camas operettas. spread all rat Lean, sad It was tanagers the Inman day of Irish residiste is the maybe distaste end stbathe to all the movement by forcing lama committees, for the purpose fewareag the genera laterals of the sea (Hem. hoer.) Dr Bee DFOke then moved. "That ta the opinion of an top..t nit it i. the limuslea duty of all Irish madras of the tentroenlis to slid lb. grant oistacel ef the Ueda lan Hide V01%11060s la their loyal sad parksto eadeavoure to tom s samosa amps of their iellow•eoestrymea whoa the whoa e...untry t. nopading to use general ary—T• ems! Asd the. manor pledge Own to warmly co-sperm, la the sus" (" War," sad applamm.) Mr. a 0,4 wooded the modem, which was pat sal aerial mw. Me._ wese-se 'es— Major Genera Sir I. I. Limutm. C. 11.. wpm being intro duced by the chairman , shammed ftit tbm pet vaimutser easmeniest Woe of the WOW Inference Mao ciamerey ; and they as Irish essithsts ed the mstopelth should eel be biatit . tnist ler a awomest Is seesethisy as efforts of their idlow-oltissese (Haar, hew.) The, had the beat of loser that one eat vises a theme to fight for, sad metre Mamelbeliens Is theleot. (ippfsesse.) It woe rid that Napkin lessmill matids, epithet Hoglund. Slot ' sight be the he be (11r J. 111. Lillie), ae a aostiorrste of the commtp ell emmenbasel she time wins Sb. aspens mad es spesisl enememblie In she county—("lmier," awl • Isegb);—bmi it emir eat be karst to a morneme that tlis him meneemsmee la if IMOD mere snapickoss, se Obey email set Is iste•flod he Russia, Austria, Italy, Befilises, or my Weld twilit, whence lam mails wall be seseitha elthest the ald of water. (Haar, beat.) When the eters woe sp a safety- vsive was Demote, to be speed ho peens. is apithiss, mad whom might act that astetrwelth ha ilons4 with Fraser, if neceesity celled fair it f (liesr, bees.) Theis bed bees asimpoveriallion war with Booth; mother came Zwithout way returns, had jaat closed with Antrim ; might st sot neat arise in an extremity that the French soldiery would tare their atteatket to Eaglasd in the event ad lora her palely valve to is "tenet I F (Hear, hear) Is seselision, the gellest newel further alladed to the sadder same al Ile mast war with Asebia, and cold nos all to fen Meek stmost tradeevows Is the rowel erasing sow pros coding throat:host Boglitad. Mt. A M. D'Azir moved, am a wood resolution, "net Ike lest thanke of the meeting undue to the second easseil It tbe asersy sad activity marbled is inntigarating the remrat taavasesr, sad coaathoring a large ante lthe the be, over which such an .erganios , tAt St to be carried oat, amens" under their l cal all by forming • ash committee to aeehit the genet al noosed Is thaw patriotic IlidlekOS." (.. Her, beer." ammi simimmem) GREENWICH. Last evening • numerously attended meeting K the artisans and mechanics in the emOoy of Mims. Pees od Ocr the Whims, took place in tlitalsi•seses ed Moe isisblhfainent, Blackheath-hill, Oreenwiels, he the lumen of seesidering the propriety el krig sa meow mem he dm awe end asighboarbeed. The doh we creep by Kr. J. Pa s:4, the heed el the be., wks obsemei thee a Mr days dace he wee welted wpm by • body of geadema reVrto the tore of Oresseria, vb. vegurel hie media assif tbe month es the ormeradm ell ea writhey deep wh ich it wee p proposed b *eta end to dada bis asilth sem la the lararka at mach • corps hem Nam the mia ti hie waylay. _Earths gtma it the eseelderadea Y deserved ho dthowtheit MM elf the math madmit ed erdeeteaserthin thsk views ems the ethiset. He need reread than that throughout the mertry • patriotic Vedas be. Mead in the Marks of Aft corps, sad hie claim was that the formica at weary anspethes wee semesary oe old math mope la the halm tam alga be Wad urea Is perlieres. ((Her.)) breethig say oomplierat is himself or be sight he permitted to my tad, der 4 1= Yml permese, he ocaeldwal engineers the west bed, et am who amid be Wrought tagethir foe asslnsq pethrem. (Hear.) Tbey bed all the sear rabbi sad h awed; me Mimed so ilderl is the meat et as avid+, end slams* he believed sea a aleadm not at probable et Ye proem moment, there wee no Mora' whet might ark" ord day ought to ha telly yeepeeed it y eaegeaey. (Athisnes) It wee hie heoadea to job the ear pony hired; red, while be should be glad to see , ea seat la Me ersgisy mew forword se athe mew b th b r ie,be desired that they skald do so latbily el desk own he. wfll r ;awl hr Kith pewee, abet the mks sad rogthriam bail been athiebel is them by width sack ere mere were guyed, be would re that they should ohs M Men to each Wen wadier la their name. Mr. C. J. Carew Um mewed bee a bagthined statement of the rather si dezia r z . by the govoraanat he the formation sea seed .ends iserreepondaeos widdi s"all a peter beams the Ileathey et Wee end the Lad Lievithamt the eteereey awl the mertherie, he whisk Lad Was, a opened tAw asebtheley Kula eabl ad thee m othilkey skald be Merl Cheenviir TM was 10s. U. par wrath ad the = cast d salperat we. 41. h. Id., Ys goverearst Yaw gene, mama" sad a drill sergesat grr adhady. lrisr SITMT.—Tbis regiment mastered at head- Illownse Park, PtwW.,a lioaday, at to o'clock, sad YwYg howl marsay sod ptismisi by tbe lard of the voginsat, sighing the sal Sew" agr i ambsi, lobe wiwassll onion* issabw, Cap sms, SW phoassa, levies, as Bow; throssh P holas eckham Orator • aad Wake, to ohs Orystal Palace. The op ream at so large • soaker of ishataws la saloon led maw sens wand snot sathaisom ea the mats, wore as, hobos at the way milbroarsbh sham of the crost ( nn s I was oapectod by =as OM Most Swag" wadi mot skew. Tale Naafis Ass analrot saimilaass swq Ilstsri ay at their whew gaisties& Phowassall Ihmka, woo volt momores,ems shoo sat sad seseera=da ed to y as Maseg. The mesa which has allhalei its mew of tWo wsist saw& the sipsoladoms of the moot raspiest absagelks gensises. Darrroap App liasemilL—A number of Ma laita armlets of Ms WOO laws owsked to form a cam el Ow Id Deasy 1111sa ag shows el dr large hall at Weal Sank New Owes, boa hem granted for • pills Imam twit paridessy of Mr. Alderman Wire, say sot Ids Punursim-41a tkUssolsd meeting has been =am all the hesessisa of an senility corps for Is 1.1, aim die pibillielps elf Sir B. Perrot and other hessathl radhats. • GRATIOND.—This alp Is sow under excellent Isialsg, sail • bead has be. kessit& the wows of which Ws boos Adored by km/6m Tbs whole of the corps eggs istiLtifily eat onal's& at • bogs& clam at the New blew legal W the oossamilas War Captain Oladdlob, dianz ig llsawamat of ills maw Ilillat ' Hat,i—lAst *weber • crowded meeting am bid at the:Locturisha, esswiesi by requieicon, fw IM wpm of takltg alp a yewasso the formation of • tee sow tee Tottenham sad Its 11.1." poonlika, sad expstord a r p holit mea. thst wisishse wisessmot ma • most important end awasessy sha Ils. ham mooed" that the tliswal• dish*. lam hi I thstreslig Se Ohs their part la as Mimi mess mat Is plug Ifs arestry in • Mato si Moss by Ihs istabilmit itideniser net corps." Kr. !Owe assisid this NMI" viiii vas mined usesilwimag. The Ise. Me. Whim naval " • committee be sessollsgty he Oleg tho hut waslution • practical Whes, Zr: S. 11 811 4- the of • mop I• As maid the Tottealems Side Corps." The neolegles. loft boa siociaded, woe wood to sea. MR. COLCRIenie4IIIII Collipany formed in this tsars tunas &taw' Is Nil oomplement, steps are to be taw sett week to prissalls the formation of a second. A &raft I. also to be bald *day (Thursday) to orgenlee • expo for the Tosdrios,burboi. ?law ishartal.--Ths formation of a mounted lila eerr ix ie z z o_ templated in this thettiet. In addition to three companies of volun teer amieexion with the Exeter and South Devon ssrpy story kayo lately boss sob by Xr. Eyre Kiandos iM Ma es artillery corps, sod be lua already obtained =issesse. There sway or mesa to believe that es teltry my* will be fotwol is the city. FATAL ACCIDENT AT PORTIIEA.—A iselancludy accidant occurred at bloudey from the Common_ hard, Ponies. It appeus that • girl between 14 and IS Tears of age bad bees net on to same totem, whoa she sad osier girls west t he •' to play. The lop rolled over, end three of the girls were precipitated leto the WSW. Two mowed to wimp., but the third auk sad we. drifted by the tide taidtr the timbers. About two hours afterwards her body we. reoorcrel by a youth, who dived at groat risk to his own life. BARQUE BURNED IN THE FORTH.—On Monday amain, n also early hour, a heaps (*append to bebop to fibisideb of 600 toes bortheo, Writ with ges sad bieell for the pert of Loadoe, took fire shortly Oa the barbser of Brines. All efforts is eadegeldi the peeved werastiteg, sad the Are mgelleoleasedy end slant tine die is ths attenuant. when flinendes of the wand soak hunnilt the watars. The sowilagredss we. charred from both dies of the Forth. It to @endorser, to state that Do Wary be hie et limb wee enniond by the casualty. It t. seppeeed the ire was ocessissed by the geserethig of flame [tom seal pa. ttenissammt.)--Ox TB! 4 LON OF TEETH AND filMall i g e rf . ourreed 1 12 e ermin ai r omen ef Mime et teem re eire h Wall St IFPS. rah et te hem' priellee lime Oho Ateellhilip deateilmie. Ile lemllei It et Imeerte.. I. ow sod does Aleedeled la It Medd nod She *meat. Jumt and Nankai. the both ell.. orb. le, owl mid beilmelos. or ma imit . tai• SAL IT. lamina • The ME to l e rber:=1•110 r ib.."W gl= loot le we Meek do may reodle Ur aid et • dialhol. —Chakeeien deenoL —no model ireado ye as yeemosel: the nod. Wed. est ape IT de ha bhgh setko."—lea MB POLICE COURT& MAN 810 1 ,1•110171111. Tin terkesed 00=04 named Jenson HISSMIII Whit sad gab elan Wolves Indiana, but looking mon like Mend Jere, sad described as pointers, were brought be dm the Lest I lalar, Wed oak sneaking ilonmel Aahley, • palm, in 'TltaieoUrsot. The eamplahisat saki—Tastsnloy afternoon I was gassing Tluunesureet, whan I sew the privaars coming tnaoy me, and as they cams along the elder of the two sworn a thick welt inratkit baskerstris and fanned' jut as I matted him. The stick struck me rather herd on the fain ; and, hlaking It might be secidentsl, I told Ida to be more condal. With that be streak me two or throe biows on tho Mal se feat as he could, and when I wind to went his @Ore sway from him the other prisour tackled me tun bolded. and 1 hod to torn round and rattle matters with him. As I vu ikag to the father struck ma another Wommadons passWgblow on the book of sty seek, end tt scene people, who wire , had not cur to sey sastatance, I ilia they weld Wm broken my bud between them. The Lord )lays--It seems a very extraordinary molt. Did you may wilting to them brat or give any routatitm at all f Complanunt—Not the @lightest. I did net oven bask at them as I was wing till I woe struck, am say wintemas aan tail you. TM Lord do you wish to oak this am ton - set t - eider rimer (smiling contemptuously. and with • pease te resents his son)—Ille speak Bret. Tee, ass my ementling. I wes walking in the street, and behind me the my see, when this men (pointing to the oomplainent) came to pose me, end with his beam, which he hors to early, he hit me, when I got indignant, and I my to hint, You no ought to do that?" Then he up with Ms list and strike towards me, and flirt up my snob and I strike him—mock Then he strike at me again till my eon. as is natural, came up to help his father, end they tight together hit. That is It. The younger prisoner —Yee, that is it. It no likely that my father; who la an old man—he 43 years;old—etrthe that man that, and when that men strike my father I go up from behind, as a son should, to protect goy father. Then we light upright in the street, and we light hke two men, all far. A witness, wbo was called by the complainant, however, corroborated his statement in every particular, and it was proved that the latter had no basket at the time, so that the amount given by the elder prisoner of the origin of the wealth meet have been purely imaginative. When 'eked whether he wished to pat say questions to this witness, the elder prisoner replied—That man (pointhg to witness) knows that man (pointing to complainant), and give his evidence to favour him, end tell not the truth about me. It's lies, lies, all lies. After some other widows to show a ruffianly and unpro- voked assault on their parts, The Iced Mayor ordered the elder prisoner to pay 205., or be imprisoned far 10 thys; and the younger prisoner to pay 10s., or be imprisoned for seven days. They bed not en much money, and they were therefore lathed up. George Oirdiiroy, carman, was charged with stetting 14 dozen bottles of wino, value 321., the property of Meath. Cunningham, Bond, and Co., Artbur•strest West. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was the driver of a van, which was hired by the prosecuthe for the delivery of some goods on the 21st Met., one of their own men bobs sent with him to superintend the delivery. When in lb. Vauxhall-bridge-road, towards evening, this man Left the van for • short time in the care of the prisoner, while he him eel( went into a publiehonso to mike some inquiries. Upon his return to the spot he found the von and its contents gone; and since that time nothing had been ascatelned with respect to the different packages of wine, which had been left is the van, except that they had not reached their respective destinations. The yen itself was taken home to the owner before the lore of the wise wee known to him, bat the pri soner absconded immediately after. He was remanded, to give time to true the wins. Matilda Jamisson, 19, was charged with steeling a pair of boots, a table-cover, and a quantity of wearing apparel. rains 21., the property of Mr. Jenkins, an undertaker, in Livers pool-stmt, Siskopegate. The prisoner, it appeared, was engaged as en extra help to Hrs. Joshing for Christmas, upon the moommendetion of a neighbour's servant. and wu employed In cleaning on Satur day, In 000kioe on Sunday, and in clearing awn y sad eating cold meet on Boxing-day ; but while the regther servant, who had Leen up all night, was gone to lie dams is the afternoon of that day, she atheonded without waiting to be paid, carrying with Ns the roost valuable meddle which she could select from a basket of clean linen which Mood in the kitchen. Information of the robbery being conveyed to ths police, Leonard, polies- conetetith went to look after her, end found her in Cow and Heel-allay, Golden-Isms. Ile ep. gireitemded the, at the same time telling bee the dugs against her, of which the said ohs knew nothing. tend with a peafesion of vile oaths she mid she would not be taken. The officer, however, attempted to dreg her along, het he wee surronsied by a mob of 250 thieve, and other dimmatables, who samiled him with the fouleet leaguer,e and reseed his prisoner, who forthwith ran into an adjerona house. The officer followed, but was sill obstructed to the mewarlas of his duty, and before he enald get et her the prisoner jumped from the gist flowerier/ow into the alley below, and the in running down stairs win, fell and hurt his knee. She succeeded in making bee maps, bat wes apprehended late at night by the setrepoliten police, to whom the said she was willing to go then as ohs had given them = ran after her at events." At the station she that she had stolen the things and bed add them tea maths awe dealer, named Ryan. living at SA, Golden-Ise% sad who now produced the thews. He described himself se a marine more dealer, and dealer in unredeemed pledgee, and said his wile bed " lint" the prisoner Os. on the goods; pro. MdBLE7S COTTON.—Lrviasocm. Dsc. 28.-71 to solos of cotton to-day us ostimosal so 6,000 bake. A quid market at . _. LEATHER AND EIDEB.—Not any leather market wee held this week at Leadenhall ; the Chretess holidays always ekes it. Thee have been, however, several trine. settee this week at private warehouses oh • fell avenge amount at former quotations. At the public mks of ise week 670, rather stale, Buenos Ame hides meld st lid Nearly C'e sold st a reduction of td. he the parlous isle . 100,000 Bast India kips were Awed ; met of which were sold ; the better description' at folly previous dealt awed Dem kips at an advance of ld. to r i p s ::: those of heavier weights and radiate" qualitke were td. to ld. lower. By private 0311lTS01 oaks have beets reeds of 2,360 Rio Gent* dry hides, at 13.1.; 1,000 salted Rio Plats horeeledee—Bassaa at 11.. 64. ; Rio Grande, at 104.8 d.; 4,000 salted Melbourne • , bed.; and 600 Uruguay, silted, hides, at 81d. CORN.—Boarou Deo. 28.—Our market vas firm toii ley for wheat at lak week's rites; in some case. le. mare was glum for fins qualities. Bed, 40e. to 445. ; white, 451. to 49e. SprMg corn same is last week. STOCKTON-ON-Tllll, Dec. zs —At OUT owlet this morn ing there was a good supply of grain from the growers. Wheat met a fair demand at a decline of le. per qr. on hat week's mime. Oats unaltered. Gnoding owls; continues in request at late rates. Beans sold slowly at about lut week's currency. Imports during the put week :—Berley, foreign, 640 qrs. Girsoow, Dec. 28.—This day's market ins thinly at tended. sad the Waimea transacted quite of a retail charm taw. Wheat Inactive, but bald firmly for previous prices. Flan fins. and In fair retell demand. Barley quiet, mut pekes a shade cheaper. Beans, feeding move off in retail. at quotaticera • grinding dull, and peke.' the turn in buyer's tavwer—stOok heavy. Oats quiet. 00A1B.—Loernox, Dao.slB.—Barshops, 14..; Lambert's Woi 1 10,91 1. 11‘.34.; Tasiteld Moor Batas. 165.; Walker FAZING'S. les.; Weal Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Wall. End Gao lbirds, lb. id.; Walls End Nortbamberland,lss. ; Walls Bad Sherif BM, les. Sd.; Walls Bad Pm:manias% 19.. 3d.; Walls End Haswell, 20e. 6d. ; Walls Bad Boat! listion.los. Od.; Walla Bad Csasop, 205.; Walls Bad HasO, Ball, 19s. 6d: Walls Bad South Bertlspool, 19s. 3d.; Walls Ind Swath kellos in to , B47.ll4 End T borate,. 17..9d: Walls Bad Trinidad , 11a9d.; Walls End W hitwortb, 188.6 d.; Walls Bad South Durham, 19e. Sd.; Camay and Darya Molting, 19s. Id.; Pirth's Babies 11004 191. 6d.; Darya, 21s. Sd.; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 22. e. Sd. —Snipe attaarkst, 96; sold, 80. SHIPPING IN27ILLIGSI4IOS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Mims. flaw Manilla So 14•ampoel. NOT. 6. Ist Is S. km is I. AtalattWt. from Cacutta tar Looks. 05. 5?. Lit th3fes, team Calcutta lag basis% tat It NOM itt Alittomlrt (Lawton WO. hose Lando) to lleibouny Oat. ST, lot I. 111 ff. =lra Om Orlamo Lbupoot, Dr. I. &simnel, tam Iluebriesil tat Mai Log, Db. U. lot b, boo . Moms boopor le , tree Woes& tee Liverpool. Doo. 7, let 37 60, los . ardor A. bon hew tor Pilmently IM IS 11, Ice 6 Z. Doetaestk. Gamut booed. etti mom bov. SO, lot 6 N. Loa won kimpo, tem 011eabo be kudos, 001.7. lot 34 40 8, lm amp Dostlyalto. tram Mourittal 14od0e. No.. 9. off Cape Orrat *arum tram Mambas kr Lirarsci. Des. 14, LA n Ir. lon _ —.— 42 W. 01171.4=414.2awdep, Rea *Ms Ike Liverpod. Here (rip), 2441‘4, MO Morlesias Or LWeryosi, Ds% 4.1m31144 los 64. addiddowat, trim London for Madras, Nov. Hof the Cops of Good Ls% amesll, from New Orleans for Liverpool, Nev. le, lat WI, la 7) L. Jobs limos (Alp), from Ceylon. Nov. U. Wary Statham, mom thaothey, Nor. le. Yost Ethat, nom Earraebee.Nor..7. Slam (Whigs ship), from Unread for Celethia, 13ept. 1/, lot Ice II W. Mslaaea from Tress tor Limbs, Oen 7, let 1 N, la W L NaftllMS taelt, Inn Bombay tea Liverpool. Nev. es ot 7 OWs ArIISS4 MIK10•13.140111 Mauritius to London, Deo. I. tat tN, UW. Pellosopber, from Calcutta for London, Nov. Ir. tat SI 11, los II I. node, (lathe, to. London tor Australia, Oth. 17, let rN, las IS W. Queen of the Peas, from Calcutta ear Lemke, with troops, Nev. 11 , tat 11 I, Na 7 W. guess of the East, from laverpeol for /MMUS. 111 t y N, 177 411 W. lavaboes Crow, from Lathan for Meg Hoag, Dee. 1, Ist 21, Na It W. Smear (barque), from BillppOlS let Liverpool, Oct. IL Medea, Irma Was hum lor Quineibrips. 02. lr. let L 4 1015 E. CETEICAL PALACE.— ONE 13811.11110 DAT.— WIDX/01Da T, DEC. N.—Adaresions on payment, 4,643; ditto by soon tickets, I,oll4.—Total visitme, 6,687. LAdettEllseldent.)—EPPE'll (iiOMIXOPATRIC CSM sort Onoee.—Tko 00,amied praosestio• in rid es tie telogoil at 10 •a. or te.,te 111,.. ion_ ...I ilk arson limb woo IN Moiled JUIN. Eme. uorosocothic arida. 1004011.* BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AILIK—Dee. 24. at Armard. Oalimy. the wife of tM Rte. W. Age. of • Mahler. DiDealla. at Aegasta•Mace, lanadownemad. GleSham. the wife of Mr. .S. MU. of • Mi. BLAND.—Des. 27. at 1 Moisten flow, Stoke Newington. the wife of S. K. Sim& of e see. OATTLIt —Des. St at Seerent. Gloucestershire, the with of W. D. 00 thi w w P g H w L Ilareigate, the wile W Qagaa O. C. O. . et a ma. muummt,...Dee. at Dna fleymeunstreet, the wife of G. T. Mein Its*, al • M V ANS.—Dm. SI. at -mean. Mn. Mara, of a daughter. VALOKIL—Dea et Goldemoguare, use wile et Mr. J. thithe, of . ISM.—Dce. 29, at Taletati plate. Watatecobridee. the wife of Mr. Reath Lamy Poster. of • daughter. LAIIIMALM—Der. „ 302. at Mahler tionrced. Rampagsd. the Mfg el A. Laaplate. keg., el a son. wile lelatltitit,llL—Dee. 27, at M. Ttionmetrwe Niflgairath.th. et Km, hotel Araml. et • elm PLITCHALD.—Ms. 13. Bite Mewl. tie. the wig W the Ler. C. W. Psnaws. ltd.. el • me. fullwoodaark, Mtharth, Liverpool, the site of 81{H. J. Me Not.. 01 &We sad Mir. MARRIAGES. 1311ARD—ASMA 81 L — Dee. Rogsbam, mar Dew, by the Mc O.A. 14=1.1r. IL a. Chard, to Mao chapter et Mr. J. Amanmes of OLOR—LAVII4 DAM—Dte. 23. at Ker Mate Chen*. Clmterinul. Me J. Crow. to Charlotte Ma, dahatiter el the late Mr. T. Lametkr, format, of Dover. SAIS-1114 MI —Dee. 11,14 St. Many, Sandwich. Allred. ma of W. Goo Mg- of Isliastaa. to Meardline Mary Anne. daughter of Me. T. Meeker Sandwich. BOUM—JOEL Slloll.—Des. t 7. ea St. Andrew's, Melberg. kg the tier. T. IL haMt.o. Res. et Monism ilerts,to Memos hilmbetA J roiN at li areis - . 7 %rensoleser. by the I.m. W. Oweiral.l).. lanloo a d A tto. of Ldltsv i e , „ I n tro. et M. I:::::7l7S:enesr. A the T ie? SVC al Dees et Meacatosser. the Mr. T. Mennom. B. 01eate el tale: ladwass, to Sarah Ana. Magma of the hle M. MM. 41 the Waage. "more/. ALTOS 11.41. me. Lkeorgie. Mosterhareptms the Ss, 0. Themes. eon of Mr. J. le thou. to mob tam*. areaMee w ahem wild Wothethareptem ROODO—D SSSSS L.—Lme 74, et St. athrpret's. Lee. Kent. I'2 the MM. M.A., Athred. OW Of T. . 00.11. Suffolk. to Jane, daughter of Mr. IC Doman. el Lathe d Low estoß . DEATHS. BARICEIL—Dos. 77.31lubeth Ann, Mrs of Mr. W. Darker, el North Uerl lithiraT..—Destat thrTtrace, Upper MIMI. D. MUD. Led aged IL 0111•4LKNOL —Dm. IL at Perk Shot, Richmond. flaneel. lA' Da MlL l ttea li t i ft Knarestrdowth. IL A. Gem.. _M. RAM MOIL—Doh M. at CherteittoroM4 Wallworth. harelem HAW SL 11111.—Dee. ST, at Montagu ...x=r. Jolt widow of IL Sq. Me LAIMIL —Dm IL at 01 Perm letthtee, T. Lane, 'W.W.I S 7. 101141.1..—Dge 23. h sney. Mfe of W • M.G. Zet .of MUM thigh Pentomille Med a NSW PVIST.—Dee. St. at Retling.threet. Canterbary.lirs. Kush Soo mad IL MIMIMa 23. st Kocky.bill harms. IN Insabeth. *dew at the Lela Lev. F. d ine. &D., aged 90. Ps Sad sad Publobed If wawa Zoo IlAtasof 1116.1.Lasee ll Street, Is Quo OW el PrWar. at %MOO" is lowelor4 Iltrastja the Prai% of —Tacssoss. vicanzaa *Mk l =-- -- Data BALI Al. LO bocks. broad kluf ro? r;.l 7 i7)i w.. 1. I .8;k1..1; M ` :446 Sion• dim • ii, .1 SO, Mt K' Imo.. eine or be Lem Elt der is Use., STE TI AM saw a 4 Ist4 den CITY Cabin focorort cooked. FA, QTE 1.7 L "MI lesv fln..d ott LLITS. qd4i ni exr ,, from it s.rr . — bje . e; Lb. fa ,13 Itc.wg scPt i . kn.; Tee Cork or TB Li; )14 J. Cbs Ciec 111 a Auld The • thew vs 0 M 0.1 tak.ng Nortbc, ARCMS referred Weslen liadeper cooti,,w WY Pe Me reit as• las The al day, the Mee.ra. TH NOTI SAAR! We Jlst will be r B' _ P of Dep. 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