The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-01 00:00:00

FRANCE. ;111.0111 ova OWN PARIS, S•ITIDAT Eva ins. M. firauirr de Omegas., the favourite govern meat writer, and the em whose ass in the service has risen to such a pitch t hat be now only takes up his political pen upon very grand occasions, has an article in the Consist:attuned which throws additional light upon the refugee question. and at the same time gives confirmation to the moat sinister rumours which have been current concerning the • repressire measures" now in preparation for Prance. M. de Cassegnac lays it down that " who ever defames the Empire encourages the assassination of the Emperor." It follows from this text that when certain regiments are ordered to expeller a de sire to invade Etigland in order to break u p th e den of afillnins" established there, allusion is Dot moo to unederen or their accomplices, whom the laglish are most ready and desirous to bring to jus tice, but to constructive assessins—Orleanista, legi timists, republicans, all, in short, who "cherish hopes isammetent with the duration of the Empire." The ostensible object of the article is to reproach the Dlbets, not for anything that it has said, but for its silence. Various passages are cited from articles if that journal written on the occasion of Fieschi's attack upon Louis Philippe in 183 b, and it is then sompleined that the DOLits has not now exhibited is much indignation as it did then. Pursuing the logic indleatrd by the passage above quoted, the Chmehturiennel says :—" If there were no political party interested in the death of the Emperor, it is very evident that the idea of killing him would never occur to any one. Th ere i s no e ff ec t w i t h ou t a muse, and these who risk their heads have their mamas for it, good, bad, or indifferent. The Journal des Igbais is the organ of a party, and in that cha meter it contributes to that vitiation of the moral atmosphere which corrupts ides and suggests mimeo." After this denunciation it magnanimously says that it will not suggest what measures of public safety ought to betff o, Means, the " State has Councils," which will take order is the matter. lam desirous, as far as pos sible, to follow the example set by • leading article of the Daily News the other day, of speaking with out heat or passion, but I should fail in my duty if I were to hesitate to say, that this article has pro dated • feeling of disgust among alleles's, of society in Paris, without distinction of party. Many warm friends of the Empire have told in. that they an appalled by the state of feeling on the part of the government which it discloses. It reminds them of the proclamations of Parmelee Tinville. It 000jeres up to remembrance all the most ominous and time d's-honoured phraseology of the worst times of French tiistorv. Suspects, and even soupcossestis iretre suspects, ticks (lukewarm people), the very expression is applied to the editors of the Debats by M. crania de Cassagnar, proces des lendanee, &c., are now likely to be revived. In the time of the first empire an editor appointed by government was, I believe, forced upon the four ' ma des Debois, but the idea of making that journal responsible for something it had not said was re served for the present erne. What aggravates the indignation of all journalists and literary men at M. de Caringnao's truculent attack upon the Di bats is the notoriety in Paris that the suppression of that journal is very probable, and that it has in the mean while been privately warned in such a peremptory way that it has not for the last fortnight ventured to offer as original remarks whatever. The Debate cannot defend itself, if it could it might say that warmth cannot be exhibited to order, and that men af independent minds shrink from mingling their voices with a chorus of flatterers. With respect to the " repressive measures," I sow learn, from what I consider to be • good source, that the notion of applying the system of * warnings" to individuate has really been ahem loned by the Council of State. The bill which has been finally approved of by that body, and which - will be presented to the Corps Legislatif on Mon day, proposes, as I understand, that every indivi dual who was arrested in June, 1848, or December, 1631, may be compelled to reside in • given place, or transported without trial. There was a great struggle in the Council on the question whether these two classes of suspects should not be divided into separate eateleorin ; but it was ultimately agreed, in accordance with the views of the genenment, that MM. Thieve, Rcomant, sad ethers, are to be placed on precisely the same =Jr as any insurgent of the barricades. With to all other citizens, thee are to be liable to b. dealt with in &similar way ; . but only after trial and conviction for a new offence to be now created. which offence, however it may be denominated, will be in substance that of being disaffected. We are about to see times when servants will denounce their mattes, debtors their creditors, and men of all dames their personal enemies. The rssirers appears to think, and probably has grounds for doing so, that the recently expressed de termination of the government to put a stop to dis cussion on religious subjects, applies less to itself than to journals which, like the Debots and have attempted to defend protestant communities. It makes • merit of not now examining the cha racter of the discussion, and says," it is not from prudence that we abstain, bet from a disinclination to profit by a position which is unfavourable to oar adversaries." The Bourse was without any marked feature. The market was flat and the oscillations wens in considerable. The Bente closed with a rise of be. for cash at Gri.Bo, and at the same price, baug that of yesterday, for account. Mobilier scarcely varied. The railway, were a trine better. The Princes Albert and Frederick Charles of Prussia arrived in Paris today, and Prince Adalbert Is expected to-morrow. It is said that M. Drouyn de Lhays has lately dined with the Emperor. NAPLES. lax. 26. On Saturday last, at half-put 2 p.m., the great singer Lablacbe died hen. The intelligence will not be new to you. as it was telegraphed to Peril', St. Petersburg, and Algiers, and hopes are enter tained that his yea, who is serving in the French army there, will arrive in time for the funeral cm -I.OIIICII, which will take place to-day. There will be • large attendance of ell the musical talent of Naples on the occasion, the mem ban of the Royal Musical College, and of the musical corps of S. Carlo. After the cere mony the body, which has been embalmed, will be met off to Paris, when it will be buried in the almily vault, in a place reserved for Lablache, by the side of his wife. There are many interesting de tails connected with the last days of his life. On the evening before his death he received u usual, and many friends were meant; he enjoyed his game of "mope," a Neapolitan game of mid., and requested • friend to play a piece on the piano whilst be hummed the tune. Nothing, indeed, seemed to indicate the immediate app roac h o f death, though he bad long been in a feeble state. He leaves behind him. say his friends, 600,000 d., and in his house ia Paris he possessed presents amounting to the value of 60.000 d. Five per Cents., 1131 ; exchange, 370. BiIMITIXO 07 SCOTCH GRADUATES AT EOM -11011.0•.—Ou lately het a .steely attended mestlae d imilmass of the erottish naimmities "favourable to the meeethin et the *kid graduates, sad tbe re at of llla nalamulthe priereet." ler bold .t bdlaburit Sir 11111141, prer ded, end among then for nom mere Kr. Men nick M .P., Mr. Cheeks Cowes. haehmeas, (131rapow). Colonel litre, Malderell Pftlerme Ayres. Elsekt ia r e :7 l . itel s oak George 11/11 ammt Campbell ea Ate , sad adeas from the OndaMes Olemper, ht. hadreeee aad Aber iftmL The killovrisu reaolutions were premed and geried semesheolesly I. That It is desirable that Os gr &else ef leer ecrei.• 1." Wraiths WWI bare part ft eledr areenftsft, art have moth ether privileges comtand IS • Mira ail ray ambience the raft of degree, ma Mr adneethsa thetry. %dread** id llceeedth= p ier erler s lows res 2. th• Sem the melt let Zane repreernteesom, d ed agreserettes te be armee te them la Mare 19/. & the fleemeldes rhombi Ise em *tUry preigmly es MINIMS se to Sum am ftatiftemey he the drake al =ftelftli. It is amireble that thus amid he • rempftlim d. pf gmederdem try de ov al prchesteme et the eamefty. & net the wasbaka m= prbikal mei Ow veried to ea marabses et bar • gernmar, lei Is sl mamba of Ihe Bow dOsomme." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRU. THE CILARGE3 40.11.V6T Eur3 Clad TB. The inquiry into the charges preferred against the Rev. Mr. O'ent, curate to Dr. M.N e ile, of St. Paul's, Liver =pone resumed on Satordey in the nisi pries court, St. 'a Hall, which wee densely crowded. The only wit ness examined wee Dr. 11'Neile. Beton examining the rev. doctor, Mr. James put in four letters, which had been sent to the reverend gentlemen, relative to runners respect ing the conduct of Mr. Gout. One ktur was rime a Miss &nth, derliag that Mr. Gent had written to bee as " My deer Jane ; one from a Mr. Evans, denying that Mr. Gent had bean intoxicated at the bedside of his (Mr. Ewe') las ; eras from • Dr. Gruggin, denying that Mr. Gent was in the habit of smoking and drinking with him; and one from • Mrs. Bushell, denying that Mr. Gent was in the habit of drinking wine whit her, at her house. These letters having been reed and commented upon by Mr. James, the Rev. Dr. M•Neile WY examined by that gentleman. After referring to a etunber of rumours that were albeit in Liverpool respecting Mr. Gent, Mr. Janice &iced —Consequent upon your interview with Mr. Gent and upon thaw rumours being brought to hie attention, and upon various letters you had received from Mrs. Bushell, Mn Smith, Mrs. Evan', and Dr. Gruggin, did you desire Mr. Gent W resign and give the six tenths' notice f I requested and advised Mr. Gent to give me notice, and at the expiration, or at say tine, moet convenient to himself, lo resign within the six month..--Did Mr. Gent a sprees his "Magness to do eo, provided the haputationa upon his character were with. drawn P No, he promised to resign unconditionally. I was in expectation, during the two following days, of • °ennui- cation front him to that effect, and I was disappointed by it. non-arrival.—Are you quite distinct in your recollection of hie promising to resign? Perfectly, without the slightest wavering Haver yon a letter, Dr. M.Neile, from Mr. Goat, dated the 11th September ? I rosy have re• mind one, but I have not kept it. I have destroyed M.—Perhaps you will be good enough to say whether you think this is a correct copy of that beta. [Mr. Jones hers read a lengthy letter fries Mr. Gent, ad dressed to the Rev. Dr. 11'Nette, in answer to the =rbrought against hint of smoking and drinking to a m. night after night, with Dr. Gruggin. The letter west on to say that Dr. M'Neile would that morning re ceive • letter, in which Dr. Gruggin politely and positively denied the imputation as applicable either to his habits or to Mr. Gent's. In 'newer to the second charge, that of being incapseitated, by ut.e effoctsof drink, to perform pastoral dun M the bedside of Mrs. Evan., Yr. Gent enclosed • copy of a haw from her hatband, who was present the whole time, indignantly refuting the charge With regard to the chugs of using unusual fesiliarity with Mies Smith, he would renew a letter from her by that very post, denying the ha pasedes. The letter went on to say that ins • /perinea of the way In which he we. 'pestered to refute the charges. Mr. Out egrettsd very much that the Rev. Dr. M`Notle did not assit as interview with him before he lent himself to such rumours. He regretted still more that Dr. DIICIaI a s i ntired to give him a hearing upon the subject. The letter conaludei by an expansion of respect for the Rev. Dr. M•Neile's talents and position, but ureic'g that, uan Leg. linkman, he had • right to carry the subject before • higher tribunal, to vindicate that character upon which the welfare el • delicate wife and a little family depended.] I don't know whether you are aware that about the same time be applied to the bishop? I understood he applied about that time.— He desired to clear his character before he was compelled to withdraw P After mime discussion between the counsel, relative to the admissibility as evidence of some correepondence, Mr. James read a letter hem Mr. Gent to the bishop, dated the 11th of September, 1857, and in which it wee stated _.. It is a great gm( to me to inform your lordship that Dr.M.Neile hae, on his return home, lent his belief to elanderom reports against me, maliciously contrived of those below me, whom I have been under the recent,. of reproving for neglect of duty, and that he has believed do to without investigation ; and has forced on me the alternative of resignation ova notice to quit my curacy. •• •• •• •• I can only re sign on a • reputation which Is, as it has always been, stab:L ien. • • • I humbly beg your lordship will give Dr. WNW* permission to give me notice until your lordship kindly extends to me what Dr. M'Neile hes refused me—a thorough inveotigation." (Applause.) His lordship replied, on the 14th of September :—" Deer Sir —I am sorry that a sussof disealistaction should have vices between Dr. M'Neile and you. Very sincerely do I hope it may be removed by mutual exploit/Aim. As yet I have not receired any application from him on the sub ject. I trust, I need scarcely add, that in any can my wish de the same as tansy duo to act impartially. " . Mr. James then put Ina — letter from Dr. M'Neile to Mr. Gest, dated Sept. 14, 1357, in which it was written :—" I am truly sorry that scything should have o ccu rred to disturb the Lemony and usefulness of oar co-operation at St. Pours. I ant altogether unwilling to pen in the form of charges or accusations, any of the rumours which are afloat, and some of which I have mentioned to you. Nothing meld rive me more slacere setiefection than to be able to believe that they woman exaggerated. if not wholly uncalled for ; but, most =ban pity, they have taken etch hold on the minds of many of our pople, and are so sedulously circulated, that I cannot but help thinking it judicious sad expedient that you should withdraw from the scene." And the letter pointed out, further, that, by resigning, a public medal would to avoided, and a better chasm given to Mr. Gent to secure smother curacy. Did you receive from Mr. Gest a letter of the ems date, Sept. 14 ? Yes. Mr. James—l will reed that letter: " Deer Dr. M'Neile,—Withoul adverting for a moment to details of the unhappy depute which now exists between and me, or to the sad consequences with which it is to myself and family, I beg to say that I have thin en receipt of your letter, nought the advice of two j - .1 the very highest standing in this town—one of when is Me. Christopher Bushell—and the result of their iismbissi judpsist, to which I am only too happy to bow, is, that the matter be laid before six disinterested gentlemen: of the aoeytrgation, three to be chosen by yourself end three by me, ud that it be fully investigated. If this should meet with your approval, I should be most happy to ea-operate with you. My earnest wish is with yourself to save that public exposure, and that public scandal, which It must other wise be feared will inevinbly ensue." Examination continued—You declined to accede to the made by theadvice of Mr. Gent's friends? c r ier— Ati A: I believe up to this time be had continued to discharge his duties se its had done before? He had.— Now, upon that occasion, did you desire him to desist from deeding to those duties P—l did. Mr. Jame, then read a latter adenoid by Mr. Gent to Dr. M'Esile, and dated September 23rd, stating that he continued to receive many applications for the discharge of his functions am curate in the district ; and desiring to know if he 00,710:417 understood Dr. M'Neile to hese told him, on the preview Thursday, that Mr. Gent was aei'ber to present himself is the vestry agate for the purpose of assisting in the chard serykes, nor was be In any way to officiate as curate in the district. To this letter the following answer wee renamed : " Dear Mr Gent,—ln reply to your letter of yesterday, which I have just now received, I beg to say that you did understend me quite correctly. I told you that you had sewed to be acceptable to me as a curate, and therefore re reeled you to took out for some other sphere of duty in six Mean Ido sot intend to avail myself any more of your senior. If you ask me why, I have told you already, and I do sot feel railed upon to tell any one else. I have brought no charge against you except to yourself, nor do I intend to do en. I make no complaint except the discourtesy of one evident= continuing to force himself on another, after he ha. bsen told he Is no longer acceptable. lam quite aware that, without the bishop's permission, I cannot transform roy Etesy nt into s legal notice; and, should his lordship ree it to withhold his !eminent, I shall continue to pay y our as lung as you see it right to continue to take it Examination resumed —1 believe nu further personal com munication took place between you and Mr. Omit ? I think aria—Did you, upon the 16th October, receive a letter from Mr. Francis Mills P Yes. [Mr. James read the letter for warding a memorial, signed by 63 pew holden of St. Pours Church, —.vier that the Rev. Mr. Gent might have ae .. . opportunity seeded him of refuting the charrisinid eh had been circulated apinst hint, is order to Wag at once to • terroisettan the present grievous @medal In the church.] Rumination resumed - I returned to that as answer, dated lith October, in reply to Mr. Mills, stating that the proper orrw to the bishop of the diocese, and no t t o a tn b anal tir as own constructions—l believe that you had after that an interview with the bishop? I had; on Tuesday, the 20th October.—Ou the 21st of October you wrote to Mr. Nine stating the feet ? I did. [The letter was reed, steam that, from tte interview with the bishop, the winless con cluded there would now be no onneceseary delay In appoint ing • commiesiou cf inquiry under his lordship's epleeopsi cal.] Mr. Jame' then read a letter from Mr. Oast to the bithep. It wits dated SI. Paul's, Prism's Park ; and went me to mg_ , be ghoul! have esteemed it • Fea t h onour to have had smother interview with his lordship, to hare pretested this memorial is person, but he was unwilling to occupy His lordship would well understand what hie wounded feelings must be to appear now amongst Lie brotbree. He bad only jest beard in time for the poet to We lordship, that Dr. was to have an interview with his lordship to morrow. He bed said this in reply to the gentlemen, 63 Ia number, and of high st an di ng i n the congregation sad in the town. who had signed • memorial, which he had now the honour of forwarding to his lordship. H e had every cause to feel timakf u l f or the very great courtesy and kindness hie lordship had shown to him la this matter, more particularly now, in the hour of great trial, whoa& party ware eadeavour lag to crush him. He was quite prepared to go into his lordship's court with • perfect vindication of his conduct— partly documentary and partly by withesais. He could Dot convey to them an adequate idea of the amount of exagge ration current with respect to these charges. Aheady it hod got tato the Liverpool newspapers, and be veatemid ag suggest that without • full hivestigatlea hie sepeassies woe utterly ruined. He deplored that his heasured in etualreat was so led stray. Dr. WNIaWil ti MY 10 pa ppm the inquiry, and hie pretext was beim to Ida. each kudzuss was really no Modules ; he did ma aek it at his hash. He salted only for justice. If be err the akerastar Dr. bqtatia hed been led to Warm, be dr agreed in sir, sad be was willing to Nair ; bat his as.. mimes isli him le was set He sin ilea am the =i at his kerdeldp 19,rs ant ha hal ream to emit Ged for • MilSki_9o) Dr, Awe. 'kW le explains etwer r this Why, with rupees to the matianid baseriew with ids lordship. That Ishmael.. was use seseapsi la hie ne• pi 77,, it was in a esiesserst sad Shaft Asa Mr. Millehr Ys ishressiks. Mr. Jams—la truth, Mr. Gat ble Made a labiate is ham it la the reply ; Wit is at se bspertesen. By the Vissr.Oeseral—'Thin is a question which I wish to propose to Dr. WNW*, Wash is this—Whether thew amps wash hare already bars the subject of investigation were elso isotitned Dr. 11'NeUt;LOnr; of then; that of Mrs. Powell. Per you will allow me, Mr. Commissioner, to avail myself of the liberty you have now given, to say that the only object I have, and lite impreedon left by thb examination is, that it conveys ea a fact that I bad brought charges against Mr. Gent. The fact is not se. I have conversed privately with him concerning these rumours, in order that I might ascer tain Mr. Gent's own version of these rumours ; so that from his own account in the first place, before I admitted any opinion from others concerning him, I might form my judg• meat as to the degree of want of condom, to say no twee t which might have been exhibited in his conduct. It wee net because of these rumours that I ceased to avail myself of Mr. Gent's serviose ; and my inpodtion with regard to Mr. Gent would remain unch a ng e d the event—the happy stoat —of no charge being substantiated against him in this MOM (Applause.) In my correspondence with the bishop I de cidedly objected, over and over again, to make any charge against Mr. Gent, or to appear se his accuser. Altar some diecuesion relative to the production al Dr. correspondence with the bishop, Dr. IllfelWe deposition was then read over, and he added that, wi th ll epect to the charges against Idr. Gent idost in 1866, he was entirely satisfied with that gentleman's explanation, and did not credit those charges. There wee one omission in the deposition. The clerk had nowhere introduced the expression of feeling which he had given, and which was a very sincere one, that he would be rejoiced if no imputation could be made good against Mr. Gent. This cloeed the evidence on the part of the prosecution ; and, after an appeal front Mr. James br an immediate deci sion on the inquiry, the court adjourned till this (Monday) morning. BPORTING. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. SIMOSOIIIIIII. 770 114040. Balsam %Ml. U. liwtall1; Telly. Burthim Beether—et ebetralrun IMr. W. H. whitey, Tway. WI &MR Sprint,: &- U My, lisullur thits—x d Dawn Rothorldld's. Monday. Madam; Thsroday. Xattaars— POINCIONDL Albrieb + ton lir. 0. arabl. Termlor....alia Than:XL no XI. Dowry , iXturt&r. BatibuX—eis MIL Aar wane I r W. & Lormlit XtaT‘doi=Llirlrby • WwWwwXr. 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Inaaoldornew OIL J. Hall's , . Monday. Worm : Tueday. Beinioe Iten ; 'Monday. Wineenad; Friday, Imihreps-at • te•rier IL Harrarth OIL. T. Wiltimah), Tuesday, the Komi; Iltanday, Moor Mils-st reit {MN. Mr. Mitratil lloinenh 'needy. Redieston• Mindy. larllnese Saturdar _11•1440110 3.141.-. t. Maier M llls pain ilhomeitest Truly. lsemocabo ; Priday. M l. -at tar 10. A.. 70. 0, OIL W. iltratfordhl. /Imlay. Birchwood Corm; Frt. - 74•1 Km. Tway, Madam Buret; Friday. Benno 14.10-114 hm =altdelliodih. Malay, I•netou wood ; Wodssrlay, LAM 1101001: TAM, Ouldra-a{ as 10. Norfolk (Lord Sellelty. lienslay. Chapel VOL Ormealiall ; arlday, Drksee Brian" • .Frift elesivick licdse-at U. New Preen (Mr. /Crimea_ ,h) Tuesday. rioted PM; Thirsdsy, Polices; Murray. Part 11111 Leine-at a merter to 11. OrtheiMr W. Artmlghthl. Monda y. Omlield ;Smear. Hall wow; Thontor. Dui. Vernon Bat•rday, &M Ted lir -at • qmrtw to IL ileults °disdain. WI .-at a Maas deldW. Moods& Ttirs• Pigeons; Frldog, Mita illens Fk... • gamer to IL Mel of Permseew Monday, Oriley Rail; Tooday, litatoras Rom. Friday, Design; Rftrdoy. linmfore-.a 11. Pueliedd=Mr. reel, Moada paM r i llertway; erednaday, Shasicad; Ulm Tl={ Mosby. Man •tabd 11l ter; O. ; Ileturday. des I Q Z I b, el mad asm.:64V, . E OI OIO3S-011- 11,:d - T: 0 . • l ei 1111 = M r_ k Tesedtr. Upton Fillets; Thimay. Wu; Choate 110404- IS I Nader toll. Val of ticarboroulia. Oillake • Tweet, 111Mits• gm i. T r isredsr ;. F= ,P= 6... Prierf t iilrorist rids liff s :tr ie r Tal Bar. Moat', lesten Amu ; hash Rodiego-41, pest IL ht Mr. T. Minim OMEN Hail: Thosiy. Ham Alb* ULrWilq=•PljNttlitrtl.' Oars ilmittows Orr. A. 1. Sato; Walseday, Abbott Wood ; Friday, 1011. Issitbw i it=ea Ab nal s.mr. w (l=e e Plo as t ; Janalki. Tram ladaraiss Han; Temslay, mworW weal; disnwergL DIMOOO 111110004 allOO-44 IL am= links (OIL DissaoriL the lIM ma Ise st the irk Oman (Mr. IL M. Quids%) ; serM,_Pcnynnh Street • Pride,. letio= dl ikl i -Wr te 11. ML Ir. •TM t. 7 Tardy. wilt.... MK; Ownlay; Bemoan I=lo-st 1 Timis* . Pm& liteloorhs:Moadat, Nag Ilawifti Rind: Thursday. at IL Mr. ?Mim% Toads". RPM, Bridge; ..Wady. Ths teasel lndirldne-st_ M fleet le. TWAIN' Olam Rigiessni /1.114 Mirky. Imghatob ; Thom dat= 4 l= tir Olailest tUN pan 10. • f•• Now laa. Lieber, North-a{ le g. 9 , 14115. laa I°. • W onsix io renrr. eingsdry, Tessrtar,liegspaer&-al • Vardar to 11 ; 10 IL Thsradmp. N..en Tod Mr-sin ; Sw• 01 •B -01 • 01 . 1101 h a l f i r=r s E4=lll l,, y oy e5%701/AzZlil i i Tilescht M Yslß to w u irellYnOft Bahirith). Tuesday. i'lluag•morran Mm; WePwwilff. Osoilvia Olvet ; MM. TIM 8 • sputter to 11 Tilimind la J. 0 14 11:loyee), Toady. BlDingsley ; Prid•L dm Vo l te ma-md larcinsi n a iled Qom* gad Hr. J. R. Clookell. Monday, yY• Wriewinene. Drawls& ; Prldsgßresiwitego Oren -•• Tuesday, last Lofts en the Lades lOW Weingsday. Ida ; 1347, Flaalig Oaks. Pookaa Itiaday. 1111111 m-st taitess• 11. Ur W. W. Wm* Merday, ; Tray, Tie iamb ; Peale Hall ; Wkitclurce -at talLeast M. Brlghton (Comiltrat Menky. as Fattens ; Wednesday, liminwel; Itaaday_ Dyte-at • gerrior is al. isretias Ott C. monall. Mood Ifounarta Hid; Toady. Tel•carahe U. WanL. r iZscdtelti. usi leorsege ned6.o lllll; Moor; Wednesiay, Rem OIL *emir A,. Maim* Tendee, Madden ; Friday, Lis. illre-at Isaias R. liorlooriaL bloadse, Loser ekes; Thmeday. Waieesot s{ lempert (Mr V. I. Wcodhl, /10•4 y. POlllOl4 /My. Daintier Yana. vSl 4 rWeratar-o t IL t. Inlet Tads. Liendytem Jai Friday. Lim emdCap t md let. mires, Morisp, b Cromors; Thunday, Irsidegray• •ro• Moll= 1111•01•-• A alltpest IL Rum( MUTING AT HOUIPIRTIL—the Thnisday • crowded wdlaa of the Inhabitant* of the gelling dieirlet of hielmaellt tre held he the Towh-tuol, pearl to re quisition to the eider coestabis (Abel Oaten, llag.), hi order Sr=ilica pasilmint be linear of en ashoisi senisure el A reeelution desisting " that nothing hoe than houssiold enemy would be neseplable to the porgis" Ins carried with setae Me opposition • ea 1111116.11111 baring bra put to the uretleg fi favour' d "semited suffrage." Not more than 10 doelared 41t ; bat It was stated by the supporters the nneladia list they alsoihatly be limit la the right of nraieed oulkage k t imiseso they would accept ha nneheed mange lbr the pewee. mi . of the MIK triennial perrimasta, ani es repel sion of siseterel districts, were oseried miasma thldbl- It wee also reeebred slot • patine seeheseing the oessimihne be signed by the shim= ea behalf of the enecu i r t that s=a u a lis simihr ohmmeter be signed bg ante ant list Aced diederisiale segneseel le p seud both he pealhoont.—lhoeheetter titurrihn. A Wei FOITUIFIL—DIATII Op A lIVIALTIIT ]fret.—On Thnneby het, 1. C. Pooh*, leg, at &Khoo Hama, Wish/4" Muted dile lits, alter • siert ahem, at an uhnesed age. It was oily • few weeks dwa ym Me wended the Moab d his dart Chasm Peori, keep dieeme of the hest, shred . Tile mat hemmed lhe Math at ibe hinaseel g. Kr. Puri* um W ..Neat et an heornee f .laaw Om = p I . A ss r see broth, abenehaess, boa by eat et oz _ eeiglei with good luck, wasbeedsi ha be leek lessA, miff be annesel, at heel • " serraol:4ll. ger aman. The stAteln Meth real sal w and nowliall be Es UR 11 a% elf game- Isid. La, wimp all bosom one et the teeeilloser seen he lie Mesh at 11ftissa. aillesigh be years 1 1 1 1: 1 E r e ea rd == • mar mein a mai and bandits Akiriker. TSB POLICE C0U87:4 BOW-STREET. Bogassin Thomas Beast, proprietor and driver of the hackney cab No. 430, appeared to answer an adjourned sum mous, charging him, at the instalment Mr. Bolus, publisher, of York-than, Covent-garden, with felling to deliver up at tha nearest police-station a sable inuff,which one of complainant's daughters had left in the defendant's cab. On the 13th ult. Mrs. Bohn and her two daughters arrived at the Waterloo station, from Mr. Bohn's country residence, and took the defendant's cab from the station to York-street, end on to Swan and Edgar's, in Regent-street. While the, were engaged in making some puschasee there, one of the young ladies observing that the cab wee no longer at the door, recollected that she had left her muff on one of the mate. Defendant's number was obtained at the railway _station. Defendant stated that on quitting Swan and E dgar's, after setting down the ladies, he determined to go back to the station, in order to impure an early place in the rank, to meet the two o'clock trek'. It being then nearly twelve, he should be in time to secure a good pothion, while the delay would give him an opportunity of ping to his dinner, the cab re maining on the reek. On the way he saw an old lady waiting fur an omnibus to take her to Kennington, and he offered to convey her as tares the corner of the York-road for 6d., uit would be in his wa_y. She accepted the offer, and he set her down at th e York-road, and proceeded to the station. Thus, having taken her up in the street, and set her down in the .toast, be did not know where to find her. Mr. Henry pointed out to the defendant that the clause under which the summons was granted, required a cabmen to deliver up any goods left in his cab within 24 hours. It was no answer to say that he bad not found the article. That was owing to his own negligence, in omitting to examine the cab, after he had set down his fare, as he was bound to do. Mr. Bohn expressed a strong suspicion that defendant had found the muff and disposed of it. He had inserted adv.. fitments in the papers, to consequence of which • witness had come forward, who had seen a men answering the de scription of the defendant waiting about at a pawnbroker's In Piocadilly. After a while • woman came out with a muff, and said to the man, " They won't take it in pledge." The man rejoined, " Then let's go to the Dials ;" and they moved off in that direction. The witness referred to, en elderly woman named Lilley, confirmed this statement, but said defendant was not the man. Mr. Henry would certainly not let the matter drop here. To give time for further Inquiry he would adjourn the case fur • month. _ Defendant emplaned of the trouble of attending so often, and said he could not appear again. Mr. Henry—The trouble is owing to your own negligence in not searchlzg your cab, and if you don't appear I will Yew a warrant for our apprehension, and report your con duct to the This caution appeared to alter defendant's determination, and ha sullenly sail he would attend. WORSHIP-STREET. finer Smith, who deacribed herself u a dressmaker, was = with having picked the pocket of a lady in an Mr. William Poynter, a commercial traveller, residing at K ingsland, stated that while passing through the Borough-road en the previous afternoon, in one of Kite's omnibuses, running between Hackney-read and the Elephant and Castle, the primmer end another well-dressed woman got in and seated themselves at the end of the vehicle. Three other passenger, were soon afterwards admitted, amongst whom was the promo:art; the wife of a merchant fa Philpot-lane, who eat down facing the prisoner. She had scarcely done so when the prisoner shifted her position on some frivolous pretext, and took her seat next to the lady, and her companion at the tame moment addressed witness, end engaged hie attention by making inqui ri es as to the result of a recant prize light, in which BIC Caunt " had taken • put, to contest the chanipionship of England. The "opinions of witness were at once excited on ending so much interest dis played on such • subject by an apparent lady ; but he an swered her inquiries to the beet of his knowledge, at the same time furtively watching the other woman, whom he detected in two attempts to pick the pocket of the prosecutrix, on the last of which he observed her hand tightly clutch' some concealed booty which she had drawn out from undrneath her dress. Witness, for obvious reasons, took no notice of what he had seen, but kept up an animated conversation with the other delicate-minded damsel on the subject of the bruising match to which she had called his attention, until the prothantrix got out, when he quickly followed her, and inquired if she had lost scything. Wither at the same time directed the conductor to prevent the egress of the prisoner, notwithstanding which that person allowed her to depart while he woe questioning the lady ; but he hastened after her, on ascertaining from the latter that her purse had been stolen, and having brought her back, he lodged her securely thein omnibus to await the arrival of • policeman. Directly after he bad placed her there the prisoner soddenly stooped down and pro duced the purse, which she declared she had jest ad up from under the seat, and the proeecntrix, who woe manifest ill health, and greatly agi tated, declined to proceed further in the matter ; but witness insisted upon giving the accused into custody, as he bad been the means of thwarting dune previous attempts at robbery by female members of the swell mob, within the last fortnight, on the same line of reed. Police constable Smith, 90 N, said that since the appro. handou of the prisoner, he had ascertained that she was a lodw in the house of ens of kb. Kite's omnibus conductors in SR George's-reed, Southwark, and that the man with whoa she had recently cohabited there was now undergoing • lengthened term of imprisonment for a similar offence. Sergeant Jenkins of the detective pollee, and Coleman, 53 N, also identified the • nor as having been repeatedly con victed of omnibus and rallway,robberies, sad added that two other men with whom the had formerly lived were also con victed felons. Solomon, who appeared for the defenos, was instructed to bray the chirp cm basil of the prisoner, but she was adored to be remanded for the formal completion of the depositions. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mrs. Joan Jentsen, of 301, Coratry-dreet, Haymarket, the wife of Hiarich Joachim Jentaen, attended by Mr. ChM, of the firm of Wire and Child, applied on Saturday for an order of rotation for her property and &mote from het Itmeband. Jenteen stated, in support of her application, that she wee merrkd on the 7th of November, 1841 ; her hue bead was password of but little property on her marriage, sad deserted her in October, 1852. She had KM him but ones Ince, and that was by chanoe in 1854. He had le ft be MOMS= of subsistence, and whatever proptrty, in the way of the law of the premier, where she armed an the bomber of an eating-house keeper, or household furniture end capital in the haziness, she might be renewed of, she hod acquired sing the desertice. Her husband had not ocabennicated with her boos, end she did not knew where to lad him, or should have forwarded him, through her so ftelter, notice of her preempt application. Child, after eliciting from the applicant the above bob, embed a hope that a std6cient cam led been made out tejostify his worship in granting his client the Notre dos ardir siss sought for. Ordsr greats& Ms LATE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.—The investigations al the Leedom end Birednghem polies show that the engineer who meek the shells used in the late at tempted ameadasdon of the Emperor of the Frew* bed not the heat notion that those from whom he received imam- Soma were refugees, or oenneoted with any political party, but thought they were for some mint& experlinnis eon mooted with legithnsto warfare. The order and carespand epee reining to them Ins esetted ea In the named e foreigner known to the police, but not in melody. _ _The al sinew, who is a highly respectable rem, bee sanded, with out any hesitation, all the information be wee poseession d.The first part of the earespendenee, it k old, took pion no greet length of tine after the return of Oil to Ibis errantry, and that sososotearlsedhigdelsolime en in the = poem. o f information which, if coned, wM WOW when the n lectors matured a portion of their plot. The spot e is war Lelossier-stpoo t sad the parties who were the sampealons of those now is onnsdy are under the strictest surveillance of the members claw police to who they en known, and oleo some Fronk affairs who ham oone over hen since the attempt wee sada. A Touso WOMAN BURNT TO DiATE.—lNtinnia. On &hugs, V a r. W. Baker, eswenam bilde T u t a at the Louden on the body of _Rebuts aged 20 yews, midis a gross.road. Os Thursday evening last . r a wr ' s ch =eged in preparing wpm kr kw pmente, who were at when the Somme of her then seddenly Mead the ben of the prate and ignited. Mee tea to the front of the law Mb the garden enveloped in Seem. Her me ms newel neighbours to her w hen the fire was but not until her bbe wen Mgdtlafy and charred. Ski wee men by • surgeon, and was after wards conveyed in • cab to the London Hospital, whin she expired on the following morning. The jury reenrand e wan of "Amanita death." FIRE IN • TIM3III-TARD.—Abont 9 o'clock on &twig might a Ire tools out in the premises of Mr. O. Athtll, timber merchant, 61 Misabeth-street, llacimey-roed. The an quickly arrived, bat the fire was not subdued till 4 o'clock on Sunday morning. Some houses adjoining the timberyard were mach damaged. The fllowing ie Mr. Biraidwood's Adel wiped :—" No. 61, Eli Heataapreed, Mr. O. AWE, timber merchant, dc.—Front home, the mem roams, sad the timber in open yerd, surly dastroyed. The esateate wen sot insured, limt tie yes Lamed In the lAverpooland Louttou Ph•-effiee. li rk ei g ditto, Yr. J. VlllOllO, private—Beek wiriewe barged out, reef 0 and me ef Mel by fro. Ow teats set betwel. Me. 11, ill e n a =privete—Pluat s e bow sae ely bust, sod ilsolNao demeeted_lsi resaval. lamed lathe Royal Isohew _Am Me. 10.1tesoM —Coati Ned reik demeegat. ammo not latati Me. 0, ditto, to Mr. Bawds. but let est la tormate—Rzteselvely by Ire, kr. No. IS, let at a teewsiste—Seems dowse. Net famed. St. Peter-direee, the Rev. J. G. Packer's— Side windows burned one, end estheate damaged by water. minted in the Unity lrkepedllee." !Wow To FULL TAIL—The Proadote Chromic,/ of eateeday ear We ant glad to lean that 31•Slre. Heneebea, ]tiller, and Co., who have lately been w tow days a week have given inetructicee for the whole o r tS their male b 0011111MINO main fell dna next Meeday. Cessiderlei that Ude as alum three thaverad heads, the dr sot hr all oluele." 12RTMI, PAWL -altowm Elatwastav, so.—Adasholeue ea 186; ditto by sures del" 44$ ; Wel vielleee, ,Y 1, 1858. THE PENINSULAR ANDOSIENTAL COM• PANTS TfliiTiel: lln consequence of the death of Captain Boy, Cap fain Hicks, the late chief officer of the Pere, has been ap riniet° command that mail steamer on her nest voyage d Alexandria. She leaves with the Cskintta end China mail on Thursday nest. It is expected that she will take out between 200 and 300 troops, who will proceed overland to India. Captain Soy commanded the steam-ship Oriental in 1840, when she oonveyed the first overland Indian mail from Southampton to Alexandria soon after the precticabi lily of the Red Sea mail route was demonstrated by Lieute neat Waghorn. Captain Buy was buried on datmday in the Southampton cemetery, and followed to the gran by the rears, engineers, and crew of the Pees. Re was • most osreftd and sun:medal commander. His anxiety for tLe safety of his ship while at sea wee unarming, end passengers who voyaged with him had the most unbounded confidence in his skill and watchfulness. Although Captain Boy came home on his last trip in almost • dying state, nothing could prevent him from interfering so as to ensure the safe navigation of the Para and the comfort of the paseengers on board of her. Had he stuck to his old and comparatively small chip Indus, he would probably have lived a few year. !anger. The Para is larger by nearly • 1,000 tons than the Indus, and it Is pest quesdon that there monster steamers increase the wear and tear both of the mind and body of a commander. Captain Soy was 66 years old when he died. The Ripou, Captain Powell, will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 11th inst., sad will thus be the pioneer ship of a weekly stearn-packst communication between Southampton and India. Eighteen y7ears ago • steam packd communication was first established between England and India via Egypt. It was then a monthly communica tion, and was made fortnightly a few years ago. The Ripon, it is expected, will take out upwards of 200 troops to proceed overland to India. The Malabar, a new steamer, is expected shortly at Southampton to be placed on the Penin sular mail line. She will be commanded by Captain Brad shaw. Very moon,: the Peninsular and Oriental Company will have 32 steamers in the India and China ems. COTTON SAINNHB_f7T,IROBD WITH BURNLYO DOWN HIS PILL. Early in November lest the cotton-spinning mill of Mr. George Thwaites, at Euxton, near Chorley, was wholly destroyed by fire. There were auspicious =cum steams attending the fire, which caused inquiries to be instituted as to its cruise but leading to no result at the time. The mill wee insured in the Manchester offloe for the sum of 2,6701. It now appears that a person named James Holden, a carder., In the employ of Mr. Thwaitem bag made a statement to the effect that his master instigated him to set fire to the mill, and that he was to receive 1001. for the deed. On Wednesday last Mr. Thwaitcs and Holden were both I'lreed and lodged in the lock-up at Chorley on the rge. On Thursday morning they were brought before Mr. Augustus Win. Smethurst, and remanded t o . Saturday; when they were again brought up. Henderson, policeman, who apprehended holden, stated that he admitted having set the mill on fire by Mr. Thersites's desire. Bolden said—There was nobody in the office when Mr. Thwaites told me to set it on fire. He said, " Well Jemmy, lam losing money ; this place is doing me no good. Could you burn It down? There tuts been many a mill burnt down before; and if you will do it, and let nobody know, I will give you IDOL" I could not help from telling, for I had been so very uneasy, and it has put our folk so much out of the way. I have been away drinking. I told my father that I had done it a week or two ego I got some oil and cotton, and wetted the cotton with oil, and put it among the bobbins in the card-room, struck a match, and set fire to It. I went into the mill through a window. Mr. Thweites courted one of my sisters ; ho is a married man, and his mistress was so put out of the way about it that my sister was turned away from the mill. I have worked for Mr. Thwaites ever since the fire, at 12a. a week. Mr. Thwaites has given me about 84., at IL and a time, sa wages. I have been watching the place. I have not asked hint for 1001. • I have naked hint for a trifle, and he has said that be had not got it. Ido not with to say any mote about it. I have done it. Nobody had ever seen or known anything until I had told of it myself. Both the primers were committed for trial. MARKETS COTTolB.—Ltvanaer. : ILL 30. —Tbe market has been (inlet ta-day, with a moderate be Inas doe. at yesterday'. pieta Ms ales to-day arc UN take: Including G, w Amaieszt. at 4.1. to Tad.; 7uo Sara, at 3 8 8 . 10 88 .: 180 Pess. lo . a 818. to lid. . 30 Babls, at tad. a Md. ;of salsa Lae are fez speculation cad export. To day's import, 14 belie. COTTON 000D9.-11 *lnman J• 11. 30.—The extreme Mega of Toroday Me ben mon difficult to man as wean yestarday and Ibis monolog than they were_ previonoty, man as they led to limitation of Mine on TneMy. The dins to band from Lila sad China Me kol to rather nom burdens In fabrics mated to Mae mine r,tun Mayen elm of dome goon hare o f a tendency to Ind their puz• abeam Mire Me Mime mtm of Tureday an demaded. There be. Ma nether Is. Irma= end buoyancy Is tie layerpool OA= morkek sad AM Ps Mond to insegthem the anion of el den. la dolman Om Pe beta lwe bralam W owns to the MYR Man. la Maim elan a Wide dmelliTb. Waft for the her maim but MP *lade ro e doll and vaeleabb► In pm a MOW Haler Pa bees dose INN moraine, as wed an ea prods= dap of Ur wt, ones to thesammed rata The orders dm eat fee *Plop aril MP pen outleble to lacila and Mrs ban hod tbe mesa Kandin mananturers leto the martet, but they Donate to Pre Po =SIMS Wee demanded, and are buries with caution. Doubled pram Pm eta weeraidu are in more remotes dan wade beam. bas goaded to mhos WM prima b othere node, Min lan et Me Mes h AlmemeL flip amoral audemta Palms ef the wen Pa sea Ina andan le it die Mown monomial,. sad the marlabeenrerle Oman breadead ernburranna ponlon by tbe ductuatkes and Mai to which the constant action of specuntors in the rain 'Ma s*. WOOL—laymen.. Ja. 30.—Terela wool le enesdne more att.- sad countarabis bedsore to. bete dm at the p. attic Mae this ma. se Mae pe lota *Mace &Mr wool. are In mon dent .ad„ at Mesa tams. fee the rateable Jan. 30 : Fordts.SAlS: PreMeeL Oa ; mete beta Luse, Jew 30.—W0 ban had • IMO market the 1110r01011. Is the coloured cloth hall there wee • moms attendance of bare. and a Mims transacted. The alter market, however, was nthee thill. Oa the whole. the markets are ammlng a mach mows satisfactory 4' cm - , JAN 30.—Wed trade very qua, but th ere are a few more Inquiries. I nn - 4a and yarns moth as before. HSEDWARS—Bt as rectum, Jar. 33.—Tb• trade of thla Mom has Improved this week; • coradenthis amber of Men hare ems In, May thrash 11•• factors; and maths mamma flan the menufastur. Ise MIMI* an more (enema*, three swan le le llttle dead bet tha thelmeweemat Ma hes lakes AL vlll he arlatahrd. The =raw masa et Lea JIB Is ale Mote; a anew rasert to Me balks low awl le mos Maim et the Itate Oleg toy Iloilo: by teal Ike vtode Lae taw bra a war awalter of pan dna eat We week dm tor ems! ~mks paL of the llz memfacreeles thebeaL ere on tali boos. a great oaatlier of angle only earthily le epAlla to Ye set-waters. lite ay beaks off le this o mpest Ow an a taw weeks op ; eat so the reatlaostal again bielmie to nave. Way It moss to believe ttet la 13.• aim et 1 a tee 'sob the sextet ell Iwo bah* we* la t`re bode there =MI We &we tree o. C Telt: t ..... , rot sitettli mi z i ett iOs Og:: arallillia‘Oi lalPisse tamlef ••••• UN • err` ter the ler re talosee. Ells d Mt MY vadoorea mi giLlblee Lei . map eiders 1 1 et lbe Wats be biennial la i thelel=l i l bac ti m aileft M the aoleliseLif:o4 l et at WllledaL Oedema vlll slues Wen gay 's" Implaanadlia UV% IM tive lima Om la heriena mare wileffert a. leis.lis mere reaps tor lea ed Ina of ell desselptlem sot ate a.= atinet tor oh atheMaa . a. Mel ear plipeseaselse La per Ow bet this lo rawasallia eneolemag Os Mee el Awe arl mg. drew palette lee all bet landivelM; rap off tbe nee staw Lae, eat When alt. it leg= =it b lt=rl leA ALM a lee et Lea eV Neal eat a seen am lel lili•iii gig thy will be *bated %Ore sekr at 1 . 1 ........„,. bee Nast epos the mown re te =MID Mee* la Me MOLL TAY meet Mem. sad 11" et Plima. war IMO la Ileserobre ler aro and Iltsemsad porta. have ban edjud , csled ; rpaella, woe se Mamie orattlais to swop ef seawalls. of fa M i r the v aporp.* lime poem tg= i s i let Ibe ttimil mos MO Irlisi m os v vie kr _ merit Lai eerie: brses a tle smelt Oa llteleestie Ma Mts. of traoseteasptoo. obese Mare . eao oesseased a ant or aro law es i who bee floe a petal= limier the ITosie Ans= Ask Wand IR als Jesse'•••:/ OINWS So • anum RAM% as pan of the Wavatraetes and MollontiffrTtot. eta 60 *or to .to l e so saw Mr nowelle Mt am tow Up palls mat. The No eoriesilledlgetwiela, bat the iserosa nallear laseeht IsC ea r va 'ablee , . tee arms' mai fts te e ands ever vial Ms leg oosteme Is =IL. TIN of /Lf. lurk lINVOI SO •SOut 160,0arl . elhole ili rtit ampliseete beam Ms leelseeliesett of the Ilair la the Matta whis hoe tallet s =alet 3••• LL elsbt to tee Welotelismtos sal Pliesektire sat sited to W. Lit stab he soil/ pip iPs. ,Is ths rare Orllttle hal imiw Millins ell • • Mr ism Moe_ Imill to les olsgr Ms la Isesethea, rill la the argt i lls be le_sa road le Isle NM— . soshi a t:Ssi. hove Am 11116 . 111Lffialan Joornol of Ms Famfog noblishod • oogoplolo dalmmt et dr ream failure. la /sea Oladerdthire. Om *La ll a, E wi thet Me Innate mama et Islalitlet to Ma MIL; Ito awes ore pleases at Malt 1 : It ls doubt ioi. loeTeeeta materna eepreedias le No IS amount lOU lle nabs& (10$11.—Obinntries, Jai. 19.—Titt WI doosolideb of borior INS Id dose ; ono Arm bled of Seer dr dot add slatopw. Whist. rad. lb. to OP. • vilk. Kb. astal. not so 4i. llsia4l6. to 36. OM. Oa to 31a ' CkIMIELIVILT, /AL 110.—Tbsro du a good . fia . market WAY. bat +head b bsl esiddiad. PM a doll oda about ;ha tabs aa lad wall a Must. beam lb to 41...; WNW 4b. is lb. kir ler, Ma. 10 dn. bid Ift. to 12a Warta lla. lo OIL Ha PIM 401. V. 41.. Caws; Jas. X—lf kb ad mats. ooddli of wtoot we W. gm dow=o4 plod Nub die inn to lam yea. Bated arl alb olillE lb Itie s e l lit._ lit; = 4 4. 1 1r: tall " Indte ' a " =We Lta M .• tab pobto,lla to b. la ; oodmod. Ta. IL to IL 111. .h. Id. to la per stoma tobooll. b. II& to la Id/ b. 41. larloymmt.le. 4d.- - Wide JoardaL" Jac N. —A modals sop* of idiot , and load Of Wboafr= "a t fer qualfiladffdi wore . ,l: g t • L. a I a tLow W. loadeasd goot mo p JAW. 30.—At Wore bosom gave • da=d ff retoot fa tally b. pm qr. girl. Mani= mita, liaift sot leak.. bet nerida dam la balled as heeds. Indian odd add batter owargija e . eloodad Id. poor M. 1 of Ids moat men Jas. II Iledida Ild gra : eiZtolat 1.130 ; ar ea bolesdAhld b.... as ; vaddrios. turmoil. JAR. S—At Our oott=tl limb vas to brdo supply. sad b. par gr. Wm Maks toDr of dear ; ditto, la pa K. dame. o.b ..1.% oil WI wall Mat. If i = de &Ma Oularold. JAZ. 10.—otto wbebtf libel too WIN brio. Mad% IWO Istlareat 'meo= ot a doareff______ a l.. me Wed odbo = I* dimalosil vottota • blje_ o ter n e . .- `.—t— 111... to ba Mfrldtra ta i=Abl= rblia Orb -'. Iftawood, JAL 111.-114 lowa WWII Wile MIMI: bob dot a 4 1. dor ar. lota mob bib Dor* nab illoM of • Medias of Mir N. per qr. on tba but dobillitoildOod a, pir ea Ails orb s•torhea OW vadla lab wok% vim lam add boar dot. bat dot lowa lb. to Oa doe teed. Ilsafwg. Id. to 410. Is ge. Oita 211. to o tle. per 41. Ito. Pa da lla lot be• pima 110. to be. M lad. lasebrtia JAL 111.—At on ogee seetat limit sad at a ntdollos N la. mos ; Id tants boo woo ad saws of Is. oar lib mak% lIV 111. SW Mira we lib to lot wolfs odd& Poo eon sem IL pet V. doom Nottiabutotos-Ters• Ur. fl—At our metal 116 mam d. bo do 1 AOC= . 4=, lB = " on gw i r oll bitted to or plea.. this eiretweance, combined with the OM lamb trees Nalt-lem other Pedlar markets, lad a degraded Meet epos the made W ably a moderate busies. melted. eltboortt a general iodine of 1.7" 11. per qr. would have been 'steamed in had Myer, large millers were holding o ff In antleicatioo of doing Omer oo Tee. day, sod the result MU show how fez they are correct Is Mahe h ie. Timm. The Wee to-day were WIWI, =tam' to now loltle. were offered comparatively camper than loath country nits*. Choice Wong Rostock Ma Haagen editing naturally MUM, to ea * me rimed at Ma weighed sad cite Dentate at Ma per very wood quads MO" mme Woe being offered at foe. The gisi; burg steaMen mini( Mali. Oar M‘rket hoot tolerably .4 oiled with foreign. at that the cloning or the Belie po I. I s In comemesece. Moor mo mtderate request, and the teeth oo , for the utocoent is downward. For malting herley we et .low InqulrJ. mere eroeda:ly for maendar/ Mort.. bat tai samo,,,T, gus and the teen dearer. The smash title west are Whoa, mu& 2,2"4 firebox, RUM: barley, toeetehe. 1,3111; malt, c0w."... IM able, am. edie, 646 me • Sour, I.llemcks. Noleicig, Jas. The local markets have s h eet L. UM exchange leder there was a fair supply of sheet. sad the Blow, at a seduction of la par quarter upon MI de edition. of tali* There war. less Why allele& sad the farmers anithrn fully hos osso rats. Ilttle bedside was dom. The watemole, however, wave s sh o i former quotations. hoar met a dell sale at 32e. per mock fr..% miller. White wheat, Ma. to Ma. ; red ditto. 441. to Me , dung au, 40t. to 41s, eheralier malting, 395. io 411. ; toes eassi s 7 Ms. to ;Ms M. to Ma Latent aver me .—Wheas„ otto m rt b wes. 41,4. M.; barley, 7,361 quartos, 37.. Td. ; pem, . q „ ta l. Nom:goiter. Jilt. Dl—At oar we slebene to-day wheat sash head lax Miter heater ceadlUon, and the market ruled dell at a mh o the of la to 23. kw qr. ; nod white secoMat making Ida, and ado. per it Mom is. armour] of barley oa ohs wr warn* loot, prime were la per qr. lower than het week., drat rail mates gooks. ...int .14k per gr.. Wart griDdloit of the bat dearipern made per tes 34 Ana'. lactate there am no alteration Ilmne inslatelacel ra Clamp, Jul. Do.—'here we a tarts attendenoo of buy** seller. at =Mod to-day. yet although the rupply of wheat wid oetw grain was eitemeire, a limited trade was done. os holders generally wq not inellated to submit buy reduction to le* weeka Wow. Whit* es . :eV ...e on of beet malting barley, which fully traltia in pies, r ye Idol which toot p ace had • downward tendency. Tau* loan* are the quotailuee —Wows from 41.. to la. per gaier; te• Icy, 30L to 37e. ; crate, !ter to 101, hew, 38e. to 4* ; tut amen w beg pea. to be wen ; dour, 36. to 37a per scot : heel weal raw key. u.pee ten ; Inferior, N. 10a There was& meld , demi* geed red clovcr .e d, but rte I.ll* for beerier elegynee. Z ike nel7 * . lac inarkete er e dna reported :—Hlower. ye.terdic gnaw* dull. and tomer prices vita dila °bake& Uri day. all deeers; 4 ions of grant • dell Nee win Deism hordlduan. Weal*. Henley and Banbury. Thursday a&a toils, mg • gemini decline in mix. PITNILIK;ILOVOIL Jas. SO.—Tbeire Mu a WTI &OW of wird Ma today ; Ifr maple. la to fa per charter lowed ihoroderysted knee owls were bard to get add el. at 2. toe Pia ar. he Wag Or det Inn. rates. Honer is to torp or. chador. Oda sod Mass Nay de at fogy kis El. arse. Jos. 30.—Sbe mealy of what s e rh. tot wanted not tint tot; we ; trade w ennead, dint aWerteh mole at a raluctlon of la to a 6 yew re. • ib toady rof bar:ey, at late connote.; Inferior quedlise • la In favour a tto buyer. Market doll for oats, GAD*, and peas. /anat.—TY stood St cow eses assVleate tolerably well= w as onlill• et Oral aad odor of loot nom most et obi& was ea tie stendease tows and a67rtrade was nay soak bat add do garnet rr own. used events to any nut Wan. Stn. cot •id the unfavourable aerwasto reeedred had . and Brno!. nand anon asenants sognadsa • shole. eanteks of whin wore p. lz . olateeleas dl• to ft. Wader One food warody way idol onto tba dati. the oohing onto dr , ;= l i z . a don I. an Own or set sob monad and ta t Owed ware in Wen elf be.. Odor dennettens 0 , to e: red so alteration. TM followtaa an car quondam New white wheat. 46a to 50. ; Our 6f.; now red. 44. to 4 66 ; tea 4te. ; old • had 4114. to afa ; old red 416. totter dab ne bartey. Mo. p Na; lands* neap de. to YU Oath MA to Ilk Bro. 40e. to dr. Pas, 40s. to 44e. At the anent district metal prbas hare all pas down fa per gamier. witb a boded dread. WIIIBSCH. - JAR. 30.—A imisiil suet of an kinds or (WU to.. whey, 34. to 3s. per v. lower. with h *aria! tendency. Nonni Cop nearly otaintoJris Its tonnes value. WOlCallTall, JAN. 30.—At this dors casket there was a le r ropelr of wheat, Na 4 woes went dd. to Is. per or. lower than test market dy, no skid cods the tom &OW. , Beaus inelatoinwit their aim. _ _ Toile, Jos. 30.—We bsee bade good 0130 w of whet at, this dais one kat, for which the domed was Melted ate &dine of 2t per or. Ft. hrlq maintained last west's prime. but common meta wen Is. per lower. Hamm tally as dear; but oats la 2d. per or. per Impor 60 el=. Wbeat. white, 475. to o. ts! red, 42a to 46a . 111. SO DU; miadlae. Us to 30. Baum Me. to e2s. Ii rea. 4 Volt, to lod. to la pa WON of llfta rem, 36a. to 311 e. per rack of 280tba NISZCALDT. JAN. 20.—Tbs treat owl of abort duration, nererlbelsw the weather continues of the most favourable character for MI miaow agricultural opsrottoon. Already owns opting wheat has been sea, and, If lee present mild weather contamica. rent Proem. will be nob with It during the nett two woes. At our MOW, 1131..11.. Mir week, we had fair =polies of all bled. of pain. iltles were Noah mode at lom week'. rates. Some of air formai my they wilt and en) more barley. hosing only mitideat left for seed. Very tow bees Worthy, sad 2.. per ow. ademsee Is made co Mew Here, utter, ee hod good somileo WI kinds of math. Wes reedy at ion waled. Ms, and for extra Sae pared, I. adroace woo Pfdd Whisk Ai. MUM per or. Buie, 20. to 33s per or. pee WATUPOIIII. Jo.. 30.—Our supplies of homegrown stela bare beta •ffilr =test Mote Saturday last, and we It.re sloe to smut tolerable arrival of wheat and Indian cnu from obroad. There Is not most alteration to note in our market Ibis week ; we bees bad a Mary bedlam In most aid. at Mural, rates, lrlok wisma too oold f ,at roluctto per and feat= Ms tads moderate tiommd, without chsree In Yalu. Barley In fair dorsal, m full pesos. Black uts burr &alined 3d. per Moot, and at al efee toe thee ore a good mony Mum ; elute end wWy ...nit be boob' oo lowa tams. There has been a large lumitj for Indian on., god ut holden hare bno difficulty In obtalelog an ranee of 6d. to 9.1. pea Wye. on the quot4tlons of this day oe'onlebt. Flour dd. per sack ammo. Import. this week ,—Whent, 1,48 , barley. 700: lotm ann. 1,330; dour, 310 racks, 10 barrels. Aspects this week —Atm 166 brio ; osto, 2,210 ; tour, 763 mob ; rotomil. 113 Melia SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Artqedpi, fir Feb* in proceed Of NS IS tow or the Pingo Webs too. dotted egetert the laodin,t mite. nod bed sceber eick awned away. Ooe pest el kindles stage wee broken aid mother spit —Liverpool, las. W. Delete (7), Captain Pittman. woe Wet oh IlintraY Boa on the 11th at November; end the Weld at Valley, Oeplabe Parley, weeded it laWass V) co the lath i Neeentbeo—Meleillo,, 8.0., Dee. 9. VEBEIRLS SPOKEN WITH. Bardars (barque). has Nub= tor Locks, Dn. 10, Ist. 13. M /, lea. 4.10 w. larjaanlauatev, Foalard, from Sworn for Magoon., Do. 17, W. N., Wu. 2i W. Balla, tom Buenos Ann for Eag'sad, Nov. 27, WI. al S., kr. So W. Blast leak,from Nfld/a for Loudon Dew 4, bit SS S., lan. IS L LIAO= (Aerane), d L.lver.. Jan. Is, I. 40.30 N toe. MO W. Callao* traa Oaan.to for Laws. J.. 17, lot. $7 N., ka. P. P. lallodeo, tam Mallow for Wog, Duo. It. Lt. 6 11, ka :MO E. r;;C11Zla, from Carthif for Polot de Gana Des. 17, lat. N. 12 W. X:0; (banrie). from [And= for ilavianab, Jas. 44. Ist. 41. la 14W. . . • 047abiee (beitsta barque), from Aries for Liverpool, 13 dye, Dr p. 6f. 11.110 N., Ica. 29.0 W. Gleam (ibip), from Akyab to Ficaoutb„ PS days, Deo. 11, W. 4A N.. lon. 111.50 W. Wald& !tablas (thredish %argue). Vow Callao to Owns. ha% " . Hamm from 1 , 00 shoo-fort for Losaloa, Nov. 3, lat. 6.40 Isat 101 K. Jubilant*, from Mauritius 6r Taluatath, D. it, lot. it 8.. 16, 0.10 W. Mark Mira (Preach Alp). from Card!! for CtireTtnrs, 30 days, 11Ws a, Mt. MAN b 0.33.00 W. Martha and Jaaa, from Liverpool for Bombay, Dee. 11, let. SA R. lon. 11 R. Ta 11.40 W. vatoath Cagle (ahip), outeard.bound. Dsa 6, lat. 11.6 R. 11114 INDIAN Niswa.—There will be no India telegram doe this week, bat news twill be due a Monday, the Bth instant. We should then receive Calcutta news up to Jee 10. The Bombay mail, with dates ap to the 9th tilt., &add reach London, viA Marseilles, on Wednesday next. The:',o lombo, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta mail, which dates op to the 24th December, is expected to arrive at Southampton this day. She will also bring • Mir aril. The Overland Australian mail, Tit Marseilles, will be doe London on Wedeeedey mat, and the heavy portion of it may be expiated to irriva at Southampton on Saturday aut. AMERICAN Mali-S.—The Conant mail steamer Niagara, sailed from Liverpool oa Saturday for Baton sad Halifax, with the ward malls and eighty-four parents% isoltuling Lord Metres*, family, sad suite, as mate Ihe Nova t3o3ia. The Niagara took no speale. NEW REGULATION IN WIIITECROPS-RTELET PRlsow.—A new governor of Whitecrose-street Prison •01 be appointed In • few dam when come new regulations es le permute practising for insolvents will be adopted, with** Maw of confining the trueness to bond "do attorneys and dair clerks. [AdvelliselneRLI—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS Alt ZS -1,11•01Dflualf iIaIST JOB UT= AIII=CIIOOIIIPI4IIIIII. disrur Dervel a d N inhALa ik sh. a. was far . 4• 6 l . s i canrje =rilt s tr . al aid OP tram da4147. laaosimpaiss; bid aawalted lb. sok usaMM mm la Wu awl say beneficial ; ai r lad mown le ibis wbkik la • dot aMMI warbled dram *a line waft lb baat e Las OILB aN4 Roo : A. Owns; WE. Malt. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB._ tbe Ws ei JIMIIIAI.--.loa OA g f aun - qt.o. Ur. 6. Amami" of. am. OAiIIIOIIAIL.--Jaa. Tl.at UWlTford Wfwalara. TO el Canalebasi. 0 11. of a &agate,. TIADDO..—Jan. V. at totwood. mar _ C. Sadler.. of • ma. NOLOIL—Jam. U. MN." lidlastaa-tamt. TAAY Baba satiate LOW —Jaa. Wm MAW J.J. a. Lat. Wm.. of Imds. of a awatefm. WASITUW.—jaa. IT. at crest essmallart, Itraid. Me .to of Mc A. Wanes. of darean. wsibut-eoLsit.--Jaa ft. at Tamtboarartarrua. araaatia Mr, a (apt Wollor-Colar. al • WS MARRIAOIB. ITTRIBIDS-111D111.—Jaa. 21, 94. Wary Alberta lEMIL be tho km V. W. Maim P. It. N Sonata% gam t't WA Tadao% to Zambia *mar% aarmatyr of =to O. Maar. Mg. 000Alf—ITAN.—Jamr. at Ws lioimmiltia Omni. DebNaly owa• OIMMe Alligaidap WAWA W. H. F. Ocom. Is (Mtn& Mary. boats a Y. 114... Tom. 00111.11TO—DCNOONEW—Joa. U. at earbaaday. amlasa i llt sw. O. A. . Ilart. Weratay. lara. of Wanda( Dorm to aims. IsaghWir of am Hors Damootobs. Acct.:or of II 0111=1., WILLT—WARTYPT—Joa. IT. M tho tharmataa• tiara Igge drag. Dubai. Z. W. Way, .to mask llama ofd Itomrs. Ortawis Orallo. aal , the wth ail& DEATHS. OUNTON.--Jaa. A. M Pitatanst, X wale., Yr. T. 0•11 m. WM W. HOLLIOI.-4aa. W. M HA*Maeda. H. Baba. at.. l Wila 1109.11C-Jsa. W. M lame Mos. IlloWasamaggre. Rink 11.4 . amid Tit Pala a.-Jaa. W. M the Owl La se s. aratt Cart. Ye A_.. G. ?Mac lba.. yea W. PHIWIT..-Jaa. What lamematualla. W. T. O. IL WPM. "WW I ! itOWASIMPON.-Jaa. V. M legia.wma. Ulm alimalma. egad M. SasiTlW -42 a. 11, at W Rim. Wait Y.M. Sam Sam Mk al Lipa.-Oli. wirtm.4ka Mews MING. Tl=et. B. at Lawn laseatalmal. DOWN J. e' s. VI/T-m W. at 11.4 tile. 1101111.0.0.14 `emus Km Uttar. er o.l=l sake Mawr .1 *a ”Mal. to Wiest. la Se rwiM at WiltAten.-Bowl, raliglaS OA* 1~ U ` iro: 11,67! yERLAND Rt ANY NIOATION by R. INSULAR bad OEI ANY BOOK PASSZNOI id EerrEnets EtYpt. Adr ow*, sad MealEa, Mt eir and INA of inery month , mo Bombay, br Unit rackets 11.: gibe month. or furtber particular. No , dal Kroft , and at Oriental.' IMMIGIIATION to mad of STATIS by reamer ship CULLO I DTS M or 2S h r"j' at Liverpool mad Quebec Liao. ablp. from London elms. booted throurbout;foi the railway lac from Lo Nodo.Perl of Mato r farm bc , dai at s of melbas tbr to CARMAN sad PE bas Old Brood-street, E.C. THE VANDER/3J UNITID 8 . 8817.11 KAMBI Oman to Nov York. Tao OR BTH STA. Ihremovower, sad the A R lin ', botiosmwor, will We SOO 1 emikaweb tle North ti: treft. ..... Pike of pumazier.vaediwbil Par [mot, DUNLOP sad Mae " 1‘ ff. Ras Rkbettoon. a" Mamma. mavens, scnuoarenuii MN to NSW L12.. - +T - 4 • • •OP UM KANGAROO .. my or se tfiiioiiir a rm mow 14 17. and E g I =l.l:Pcjar as• that ' For tarma lad ow _ For tarthor particulars vory tc TorlTitorbroOr Bate. 22. w4""t ONFroar, e LONDON and NANTE eed BN;Ponsiiii.kno, mi.c r 4 ;4o r a z ( =tzt b i LLAB WON mad IF GREAT WESTI NOTICEIBII6IIEBY 011 r) emstriAL NO of the Prot bald in London. punuant, to set al Planta, on FRIDAY, Um gaaka. for the elelnon of fonr num° hheederlck OC,,tan liralsr••11 Point Tindall* Nathaniel allekleitteralt. Saatreal.tirloe, t, rotation, arid fro all, Oa taken at 19:sloct BAEYI Directors Midas are re-4114001e saa b benumb L , .. notice Elscretarr. mat before the 2nth day 01 NAY roprletors who are to be ria.• add sialf.searlr Gametal lleelbt• The Transfer Boot. of aligns* at Rom the Bob 4.7 of January Instaar, "nit °I mikt irS eir tror °.m.l of the Boni — OSA Peddlertem Ellsticis. Jan. 14. ISA REAT WESTE porsuance ef the the lons alit GIVEN, thft the SECS I irritingi a DUClot RATION that k randerthectiuned Proprietors. dirk go Direction. at th e Bali.Vearir (leftist 2 held at thi. 'Lesion. on FRIDAY. the 1 the Frederick George Drafts. Buikeley. lch, qn Frederick . Nathaniel Wick Sta 11111)11• Iraddiestos etieloo, 3003 • aman• MONT BLANC 18 KYAL GALLERY of 1 EwanMrem lß TH Arlllllool M Tim and BMils Ja DR. KAHN'S MUSEUM ailuAA lig y s : c lulv T u t i t a r riZ i k Efarrlare. at a Quarter to three and a Dr. BEESON. on "Me Obetniatry of It Yoe; at. kin Diatoms." at four; us DAtlationa of Electricity with brUllact diet' o.—Opea (tor oratietora oar). ti Area WI kn. ACm/SIOS. Is IMuuusSlN tdgoßla. 01 . SIM Dr. KS, abuli *ISMS elm Isoure. amid • pr OUR ENGLISH ROSE. J. J. Losanaza, mule g meant., with a Portnyit of . t TWA unich-atbolmi . 0 .4, on being me the Ent veep, a few days ago, •ao thrift r. London . Yohrt Cooke and Co., Non Publimhora to their MaJantles Qum VI, poltion 111. HARRIS'S SPECTACLE: ra;bun, of wdl•knows excensees filerrecently rednosdl roe .t rslli.—Hants% Promos Wm, for two seine. M crest Ms yr eportmen. tecalstn end others. end BON. opticians to the Royal pnien Leedom. Oirulon—lerectUy owe ow COLD IT HAS B I irrum4 Instkodirme l ii. 'hums/num Paw ' Obroulele." " Gauge Oszarair." th. . rok, ECKS'S CELEBRATED di a so WWI sotaabal gab ef•Vie.. Hat sad OM thaw, mai by awl as 4 ampada la dales la lta Awe Manaaaaams. CLOSE of HOLIDAYS.-1 to their rageayttre fee their cc nap o Zeolt d nuterdleng M Isa LAN DS mArasaAtt -L, teem* eistMawl beautifying the heir. lOW LA Oa Ala and comptentoa sad re e LAN Din ODOM TO. or Purl I braullf.l7 wblte aad mat= Eecoompholowte for am o universally lawbt for mod who& SONS. r.liattcawarren. Loon; Yc o.' emulous Imitations. c 4 EORGE 110BSON calls PuWlo to bit Itoporane BLACK C I IDWTII, LS U. totes tubas : DUMB 13 a z tr i : .• ooloctlos to Walotcootton bo. ttittl 000ftoott.-01gUlliti Lcootard.tattot. NOTICE to INVENTON PATIN?" of Z VINTIOI. area—TM OIRCULAN a! IN FORMAT to thireducel elvers sad taelllty of norm Som. Pat.% law us ch. U.Ned Elmer Ina tiztermatm.. ta paiind end ll7 or by Wien. =r3= 11 1..1 e=r+oonnA Oberao, MEASAM'S MEDICATED ems hp Goat. Rbeantaths. Harr. ai - Voeind., Ringworm. Eq•lplim. Am.. Yes Mimi* U. 14. 4. inimptind—nold wbolosle •od NUR al W/. London. la pron. with fag di sad in Luna, Mn at sae Sa r.... mamma, KEATING'S COLltili LOZ! or cold is the mildest owe d ski FZler so this direst*, eau the roundels* ulost eillescleee sad speriable rem* UNtibid i slack takes es tbe led yi ad soothes Use reeplrelary organs. sad Erul resselles hovered sad sold Is , Y. Id Ned 10e. Sd. sub. by TllO6l T. et Pears Clusalmtrd i Leedom. I LIGHT -BR O W N l i. 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