The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-28 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SPRINGMEETING.—Msaca 8. Winters MITZI LivsayooLCur (floadioap).of 100 son, &Rod to sivosension of 10 eon. oak. About ball a mile. AP b l Age . Lord Bartel& b 113 @ rash in 16. • ran 4 1 The Knave s SS Lawrence 6 Argonaut S Dark lily /Lusatian s lame Costa Mediu 4 Jack's Alive Cartsbrook . 1 Mahometan Berkeley I 6 1 00111. Callum The Moak a 1 Truant Oardsair Welcome Boatels* Dr. Spam 4 King at Clubs Deane liana s Name S Bosh Joao 6 Veterinarian 3 'Nolan= Black Dem 4 Macbeth 3 Warroinater s Duskeld 4 (pad) The Clown 3 1 - - - - .. . ...W ;171171$ YON 78351LP1071 HANDICAP of 100 ROTS, Added to a swoopotokoo of 5 son. each. Six forlosp. Ate d lb Age a Do Meager Lord lituielgh .. ... 5 4 Mousey .... lady Cables a 5 CriaLs, by A ItTpo .... 4 Argonaut Allerton Queen of Trumps.— 5 7 Loudon Tarragona 5 7 Prescription Neophyte Doonybroals Demirel Gardener Nordin Padilla 6 I Jab* * Pola lly nd ary 5 11 Lobelia bore •3 1 Walks 6 6 Dishonoured 3 l Weathering Both 5 3 Milton East Lancaihire .... 4 I Tessfixdary 3 The Clown 3 • Owesedairi Arbutus . Waterloo TOrsum6m s 8 Vetarhaarian 3 Buelluol Strawberry 11111 .... 4 7 Macbeth 8 Cutaway 3 7 Baku lroluptas NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT MEETLNG.- 7 11A9ce 29. WEIGHTS POl THE GLUT NOITIAEPTONSHLIII STAKES (Headieep) of 1110 move., fiddled to a sweepstakes of Z arra eaeb ; 15 ft, sad 5 rely If &slued as or before Tuesday, February 2. Two ge et m Ageg 1 asa ert cube.) lb lb ki4ereid 7 Brother to Sp ri ngbok A 4 1 7 .. 1 Annetta 12 Glow.werst 12 Spitfire Kitty Manila the Pan Saran Willie 4 10 Dark! Ann 4 ' 10 hir.ll.l44Yi ...... _ Caroline 3 S Truant 4 7 M. Phlllippe WesteM , 1 L ot of Coverhaaa . 14 1 Outlaw Mali Train. GUM. C a llum 3 2 Cherry KW Claxton Connterdipt Mikaela Gordian Knot .. lea Sheridan Mantrap 3 It Double first 3 12 Ilabornetsn Greenland . Ipltigein 4 _ _ _ Fetrirater Wiagrave Gibraltar Looms Ltmostna Carisbrrok Bla: !cocoa , Glenorchy Afield The Moak Costa Illithaedd lauwford Doane Canoe Biondln Doitar ..... Matattcher Tninipe Bedouin Fantail I Turn of Luck. Safeguard • etr Gardener Detective loco 4 7 lani:cus 3 6 1 Beenhand Wacome 6 7 Welbcck 3 6 Watchman 6 7 Highland Piper .... 3 6 Trust! Touch and Go Baldwin 4 7 Junius letaptown 4 7 Redcap body Purl 6 7 Lore I.tland 3 6 Trupsus 6 7 Llanw.lleo 3 6 Lapkikat . Union Jack Earl of Sump 6 7 Spectre Benjamin Btu Kama 6 7 Petit Oman 3 6 knave of Tramps . 4 7 Dochaas of lent 3 5 Faroe Principal Lord Standard, Lord Wiaohiima. Lord Cardigan, Mr. G. Deuilam P4ll/111111% and Coked Pearson an subscribers, but did sot saws. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. —A pan. 7. ___ - - - WIIGHTI FOR TR! CITY ►BD SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 15 Bova. eacb, 10 ft, sod only 5 if declared by Tuesday, Feb. 2, with 100 PAWL Last rollout:id squatter. (HS subs) Age it lb Ana at lb Adventurer Carnival 4 3 C by King Ton— to Tonoiaes 4 0 Chalk Kitty . Lased= 5 12 Ron. Karma Man at-Arras Lord Buried& The Knave I 14 CAM, 3 Tmpint Genova Argonaut Ace of Clubs 1 8 Barbadoes S BaShlida 6 7 Liston . -, I 3 neteekartesegar 4 Caleb 'mll3lll, Berkeley lticketplev 6 Cartabretik Baba= Do p anybrodt Tip 4 DOW ler 4 St. Alexis Aurelian Beverley enure FlauxiLie kli.spoolor Blue Mani:. • Tattoo 6 Tom Fool Jades • Nowlin 4 =2r Chin a AWN 5 Fantail Marigold 4 °Wet.Le 4 Hellman Vivid Hiatt of Utopia 4 Royal Stag 4 Caidla Blrdliader Early Purl 4 Tademus • Leonora Trumps Merry Han Dr. Sy °tat 4 Tale Newmarket illaextine 4 Flying liah Julitt Intebut Flockotber Snmmt reide FiancCe Ittockinter 6 Melandra bratitt.,le ...... L 4 Blarney b by htoetwell Crotcbet DOTol , l*late Lai 8 7 Count Cavnlr 6 6 M. Philippe b 6 John UMW 3 3 4 Greenland 3 8 4 Lady Superior 8 4 Verbena, by Ds lig -8 4 tor 3 8 4 weatherspy 8 2 The Count 3 8 2 Lord Tatiana 3 b 2 Ilshometan ..... 8 1 Truant 4 8 0 Young Rapid S 7 13 Bacchus 7 12 Lady Lamm 7 18 lwa.. 7 12 Whitethum 71t Bangle 3 7 7 112 Iphigeni Ws II a Lucky 71 Br IWA 3 7 1 Echo I 7 1 SD Norm 3 7 1 M ager Sairy Lag 7 1 Richard 71 Woodcraft 3 7 1 fis WIN Tisysell -7 Pbemy 3 7 The Boodle a 7 Orphan' S 7 Yamuas 7 bloulaey 3 7 Wastages' 7 Mal Train $ 7 Oki Fuller 7 Black Fawn 7 Wit Ames ll 7 Redcap 7 Gordian Loot 3 7 Diviner 7 Mighland Piper S Pegmus 7 Itawkabaw 3 7 Langford 7 Dispute 7 Major 7 Aunt Judy 3 7 - Bon doh.. by the Fly -2 '2 ing Dutchman 7 2 Minuit Abed la France 7 1 Drsdareante - - V fnr...‘..x4 l, 3 Avoudale MitzA eon— Newchurrh Jam'cotes.— Moelunau Udine Nebula Guardsn.en 4;,ltltit Cru♦. Merrymahl Kemptow•a o Double First 3 O Farnham O Templer 3 o Chsrution 1 O Alabama 13 bozos 3 13 Brother to Robtal 12 Aurora 2 It Weatherglass 10 Lady Wsndek . 9 litSteru 9 °resale 7 LAI) Shiton APRIL 6. WEattilTa TOE THE GREA7313730 POLITAN STAHrs (Mau& esp) of 23 sore. each, 15 ft, and only 3 if declared by Tues day, Feb.' with 100 added. Great Metropolitan &ekes Conroe. Two miles and a quartet. To start at the winning their. (52 sulfa.) Age st lb Age st lb Asteroi.l Ythwater Lioness Bally Edmond 6 S Crisis The Knave b 12 Lady of COMM= .. 3 4 Lizucelaa The Rant :r I:rimatun Blithib id ItiaePlow n Beverley . .... ... 6 4 Durham 3 0 Idagnitru 80nu5.... 6 4 John Davis Dollar .. . ........ 4 2 lace 3 0 COMA Anneld Catch' tin Alive Brighton 6 0 Echo Jack of Hoare' 4 13 Ilan Train Change Canary Blue Mantle Donne canna Royal fled 4 10 Aunt Judy 1 8 Fantail Double X .... ..... 4 7 Diviner liareheatana Watchmen s 7 Butterfly Karly Purl 4 6 Highland Elm. .... 3 7 Welcome Tattoo 6 I Wheels 'heed la Gratitude Stoekowner 3 Seausersi 4 6 4 Naxos • Veterlaarlsa 3 V de T Touch and Go 4 11 Greville Caehiace Coast Caves, Daleallv• Umpires 4 15 ?empire II T Jam 5 C 1615561 1 7 Monad Mall (Me 4 Taller $ - V IldDamemile) I I • by wiamori -1110.111115 4 0 T lamas Taw-- $ I lIIMI. nig 19011.05, TIIU CRAVEN MOLTING. APSIL WINDT'S TOR MI NIWNANNAT HANDICAP Of 25 son en:5,15 ft, sad 5 ooly if declared on Tuesday, Tfsbniall 2, with VA added. From t ine dentin post of the ILAL to the end of 8.0. (St wk.) Aga et lb Age et ib Aensold i !! 4 Plfrne, Carblneer Stradalle 5 9 0 Detector, a by Xing Tom--lit- Odlne rade 4 810 Yetnptowa 4 7 Umtata* Grboaton Bliekdown 4 8 3 Farce Quieten* 6 6 3 Greenland $ a magnum Basra .... 5 8 3 Barbadoas ll 6 Donee 4 8 2 61. P anneld &vertu 4 8 0 Echo 5 8 0 Lord = 3 3 _ 3 0 ... __ K54999/114 i ili Ontlaw Change Canary 4 112 Gordian Knot Vivid 4 711 tby Volgper—Say Captain Crow 3 711 Celia 3 10 Rospeder Trumps I 7 Wandering lilailrel 3 9 natall Leonora A 7 Guerilla Barehettlna Dr. Syntax 6 7 Etradimiante 3 7 bringe.Bragli Union Jack Uscar Summeraide 4 7 Miss Shepherd S 7 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIUMALTY, JAN. 27.—APPOINTKINIFL Cap- Mips J. G. Bieford, to the ]!.under; and E. L. Bazaar* to the Na,.eham Second Master B. Minot, to the Fiord, baths Basra. Midshipman G. Worth, to the Hata. Asestant Engineers R. S. Kiernan and T. Owea, to the Prince Ormaort. PORTSMOUTH, Jar. 27. • The Duncan, 81, screw line-of-battle ship, Cap tain B. Gibson, swims to-do for the adjustment of bast sompasess, and she y go to Spithead on Monday. She will tanbark Bear- Sir Janne Hope, at Plymouth. It is rewound here that Captain Henry Caldwell. Les of the Mersey, will be nominated to the captaincy of the steam reserve at this port, vies Captain Henry Broadhead, whose term of aloe will shortly expire. Captain Lord John Hay, late of the Odin, is also spoken of. Two Austrian frigates and a Prussian frigate are daily expected to arrive at Spithesd from the 3fediterranean, en route to the Baltic. CILLTELAII, JAIL 27. By direction of the Lords of the Admiralty, a target is now in course of construction at this doarar4 to represent a side of the Lord Warden, one of the new de empties of iroo•plated wooden fugues ordered to be built at this establishment. The target is constructed u a section of the side of the Lord Wards°. and the result of the trials will &termite the form the broadsides of that frigate will 15;lowel B. C. Moody, oow holdioi an °Mad position i British Columbia, ham been appointed conunaDdinfliz ai al Ewa*, at this prriaon, io tha place of Major- Ten" who ham been promoted to that rank. WOOLWICH,J AN. 29. ROYAL MELITAZT ACADIMY. —The Gentlemen Cadets of the several clams at this institution will retina to Woolwich after the Christmas vacation on Tuesday next, and resume their studies on the following day. Another class will be formed, to comprise the forty 'memor ial candidates who will be admitted to accordance with the recent competitive examination held at Chelsea HospitaL The small ironclad screw steam-vessel now buikling at Deptford Dock on the system of Mr. chief constructor of the Royal Navy. has been fitted with nearly the whole of her 4i iron plates, sad will be launched is few days with her wiechaDery, dui., complete. She will then be removed to Woolwich to be fitted for service and receive a crew from the nagard fiag-abip. The armour plates below the water lime will be sheathed with teak planking, which is a plan suggested hy d 4. Reed for protecting the iroa from all galvanic action and 00Q01011. WOOLWICH 4CADE.VY. The following is the official list of the names of the seemostal competiten at the examination recently held at Ch.lass Hospital foc admission to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich : Marks. James, Christopher, index number, 132, places of edocatioe, Swansea Grammar School and Chel- _ _ Seabees dollege Talbot, Adalimit Cecil, 111, Eton, sad Mr. Taylor's, Woolwich 5,501 Allis, William, 62, Bev. T. Allan's, 4, Vernon terms, Brighton Webb, Edward, 63, privately, and Mr. De Bulth's, Dublie 5,139 Anstrutber, Alexander William, 1.34, Mr. Hop kirk's, Eltham, and Rev. W. H. Pritchett, Old Charlton Lloyd, Graham Moore. 78, Cheltenham College . - 5,028 Wimvse, Maynard Wi ll oughby' 30, Eta°, 11r. W. /t. Lee. Brighten. and Bev. 51 r . H. Pritchett, Old Chadian Dolby, Archibald Edward, 25, Winchester College am Wirobledoe School 4,856 Bogle, John do Ter=s, Harrow, and Mr. Flem ing's, Toebridge flealy, Charles William Hoary. 95, Dr. S,pies's,Wey bridge School Dunlop, Henry Donald, 60, Wentworth-house, Brighton, Trinity College, Glemealineed, and Rev. W. H. Pritchett, Old Charlton 4,876 Martin, George Blake Napier, 82, Royal Academy, Gosport 4,651 Maelachlan, Kenneth Francis, 92, Grammar School. Clapham Call, Charles Frederick, 97, Gloucester College, and Rev. R. Fowler's, Tuabrolge-erells 4,569 Harman, James Frederick, 131, Dr. bake, Magee house, Holloway, and Drive:lily Collage School 4,562 Wainwright, Charles B. Fyers, 122, Dr. Bridgman' , Woolwich, sad Rev. T. Glover's, Bath 4,558 Gardoo, William Lindsey C., 17, Cheltenham Grem lin', School Piabey, Arthur Maurice, 72, Mount Redford School, Exeter, St. Peter's College, Hadley, and Rev. W. H. Johostee, Condos Clarke, Frederick Chezlim, 14, Tunbridge School, and Bev. W. H. Joheston, Croydon Bruce, Robert T., 2, Wimbledon School, and Mr Northcott, Charlton Clarke John Sheridan, 128, Cheltenham College Tilloteoo, Lionel, 1119, Shrewsbury School, Mr. J Taylor, Woolwich, and Rev. L Edwerds, Donny Vicarage, Dear Windsor 4,383 Makellsr, Archibald Foos's, 42. Edinburgh Ace ,. demy, Mr. Fleming's, Toebridge Castle and pri vately 4,369 Jones, Douglas Fordo% 91, Winibledee School - 4,367 Buller, Charles Eyler, 118, Mr. Hopkirk'a, Ethan:, and Rev. R. Fowls?, Tunbridge-wella 4,361 Mackinlay, George, 1, Kessingtoe Grammar School, and Rev. O. Frost, Kensiagtes-square 4,341 Archer, Fredrick Lewis. 130, Njuil.'s School, Ca ' teebury, end Mr. Fleming's, Tonbridge Cerile 4,327 Dorward, Charles Glendower, 11, Cheltenbion Col lege 4,312 Moe, Charles Comptes, 119, Cheltenham College, sad privately Wangs, Robert Samuel, 19, Cheltenham College 4,301 Morgan, William Edward Llewellyn, 66, Rev. T. J Clauttlet, Swansea, King's College, and Rev. E A. Claydoe's, Lee ' Merrier, Francis Michael Kerr, 24, Rev. 1.. P. Mar ' tier, Woolwich, and Rev. J. IL Critchley, Wool- wich . Blake, Clerks John, 54. Stookwell Grammar School, and Dr. Bridgman's, Wooluioh Buckle, Samuel, 142. Leamington College. King William's College. tale of Man. Victoria College, Jersey, ands r. W. F. Waldros'a. Woolwich 4,142 Broadbent, Edward, 76, Wharfedale College and King's College Maurice, Richard Rosner, 61, Cheltenham College and the Rev. R. Tuclibild'a, Eames House, Barnes 4,112 Rosa, Robert Haat Hine, 52, Kingetoo School Legard, James Dishy, 105. Uppiogham School, Har row, sod the Rev. W. H. Pritchett, Old Charlton 4,091 Hare, William Aldworth Home. 5, privately 4,075 Downing. Cameron Macarteri H.. 3 8, Royal Naval School, New-cross, and Mr. O'Brien's ESCAPE or • BURGLAR, ROM Bow-grazer POLIO' Cuts. Yesterday monis, • commotion of rather rare aseurresce, and therefore creating more than ordinary ex eitemeet, occurred at Bow-street Police -court. via, the escape of a burglar from one of the cells attached to the court. The man, wives same is Sullivan, was taken into custody in the morning is Great WM-street, Liman's-ins- Bads, by one of the armiablas of the F divisive, with a quantity of property, which he suspected was stoles in has pomession, and °mimed ,to the etatiowboum. Bows time after another constable observed this abutters of a shop is Gnat Queen-street kept by • menrchaum dealer had bees broken open, and this it bosun* known that • burglary had been eouniitMd. The man wea plastid before Yr. Henry, the sitting m•igis• trate, is the morning, and the property having Ulu taw tided the misuser was fully committed for trhl, bat • trifling dery having occurre d he was put back into ese the cells whilst the depositions were being me& oat When all wee immolated, mid primmer wow rergeleed is emit. the coeetable found the prwooar had ewaipsd by climbing over the walls of the court and crawling &keg the summits of the ad premier until be erase to the yard et the lame et White, • polar Gera yh me didp os a. cemeipadis. i nto which be qui t et= psi, and them preesedieg alsai the pimp he lot sat at the private doer sod get clear off. The Sim use well acquainted with Saran, so hie tempter* se lashed , apes as eartois. 'THE PROPOSED dRO4DE PROM' ENGEM% _ STALEST TO BOND4ITRZET. Yesterday a meeting was held in the vestry of St. James's, for the purposes of taking date osolidesstica the raceme to be adopted for opposing the proposed scheme of aa arcade from Regaut-strost to Boad.street the Rev. Mr. Bur; the rector of Be. James's, in the obak. The nquisitioa counsaing the moot• ing was 'ivied by Messrs. Lewis wad Allenby, Robert D. Boa, 0. B. Bingley, Gawp Waugh, B. and A. Askiirmaaa, B. E. Carlin, William Baskinaster and Co., Robert Cooks, Robert Coot and Co., Landon and Borland. Thomas W. Cook, Mark Fostims, Mal; Wain. Karap, and Day, Meyers and MOKLIMIr. William Raid, Redmayne and Co., Francis B. Mama. Bunt and Roakell, John Wilson and Sous, W. Hsogkice, and London and Ryder. . . . The . Cnazawari read the requisition onrrewieg the meet in. and announced that it was not • public neetter called for the purpose of considering the proposed plaa, but for the distinct purpose of oppostog it ( , hoar.) Placards had been trued stating that the parish rides would be chargeable with the expenses for the pedimmetery appari tion to the measure ; bat he believed 110100 were parties in the parish who were prepared to submit* funds far oppos ing the plan without charging the parish rates. (Hear, hear.) The more he wandered the projectiles more harms opposed to it. It would not let in more air or light, or is any way contribute to the health or basalt al the parishioners or the metropolis. He wished it to be clistmed m i mme nadarstood that be did not oppose the is the interest of any semen, or r: " ..e, party purpose. The object of the promoters of the sew arcade was to get as improved rental from aa advaatainom site. (Hear, hear.) There me already an arcade so the *sigh. bourhood, sad what took Pees there 1,01 03 encemage• merit to them to sapeleme la the coustrootioo of • Dew one. (Hear, hear.) It was well !sown that at Gann hours of the day the Burlington-arcade wee • matrefor that description of vim and abomisatioa whit& made It • plague spot in the pariah. (" Hear, hear," sad " No. no.") Per haps he had not so practised es eye in these matters as others, and that he was mistakes is eoesideriag that par sons of a certain exterior aspect belonged to • certain clam of character. But last year he received • letter from an in habitant of the arcade making him to me his endeavours to relieve the arcade from being trammed at certaia hours of the day by pervious who. If they were to be described at all, must be called matinee (Hear, hear.) Lard Chestnut, to whom the property belonged, was written to, but it sp. peered that he bad no power to put • stop to what took place, although a man was placed at either and of the arcade to prevent any indecorum. If this was the ore with regard to the Burlington-wade, which was private property, what would be the state of thiegs in the new arcade, which would be public property? It would become the lounging place of the young beloogiog to the mummer clubs in the d ict, and the receptacle of the prcetitutkra and harlotry of the neighbourhood. ("Hear, hear," and "No, Do.") Believing that this would be t he malt. and being intrusted with the preservatioo alibi morality at the parish to the extent of his ability, he felt Wand to join those who opposed the scheme. (Hear, hear.) U the pro posal had bean to throw down the upper part of Rupert street he might not have opposed it. (Hear, hear.) There was another objection on the ground of nearest to the proposed arcades that it would destroy Swingers School, which was now complete. Ad although the school might be trace ferred to some more dialect locality. it would lose its cha racter ea a dt. James's institution. (Hear, hear.) For these reasons be opposed the schema Letters were read from Mr. Humphrey, the vicar of St. Martin's, mid from Lord Lyveden, expeeesiag their disap proval of the proposed arcade. The CHLOULUI called as Hr. Alderman Copeland, M.P., to propose the first resolution. Mr. Dien said, that before the resolution was put, he wished to kmow whether than who wen is favour of the arcade would be heard. There were pewees in Co P rO l f the arcade, and as it was • matter el public inter est, be thought those who took an opposite view from those who eneveeed the present meeting hid • right to be heard. (Several voice—" Call • seating of your own.") Mr. Aldermaa COP/ILAND, /LP., thee rose to propose the first resolatioo. He had looked at the piths sad he muldnot see of what use the proposed arcade could be to the perish al St. James.. It would not afford anew to any quarter which was of essential importance. It was promoted by three persons, ad however excelleat than pumas might be, he did sot think their proosediags should bind the parishioners of St. James's. He would sot enlarge on the ground which the rev. chairman had takes, but he pledged himself he should oppose the scheme in his individual capa city, and as the Conduit Main estate banged to the Corpo ration of Lemke, if a petition were presented to that corpo ration he believed they would oppose the seism also. If no one else did so he should move the rejoit s. of the scheme on the encored reeding of the bill in the House a Commons. (Hear, hear.) He 'boon now move the following resolution : " That the proposed scheme of making ea amide from Regeutetreet to New Bond-street was totally us and if carried out would, in the opinion of the ialu meeting, sa s; extremely injurious to the surrounding neighbourhood." (Hear, bear.) Mr. Carmen:Li., of Regent-street, seconded the motion. He believed the scheme was most uncalled for, and would be prejudicial. He had a wife, • daughter, and eons, and for their sake ha felt that be had • deep interest is this questies. He was afraid they could not get rid of bad women alretber. bat that was so reason why they should makes INIICZTOtig for them. (Hear, hear.) . . Mr. Dna spin eakalr7beilier it 'was cOmpetoot for him to speak is opposition to the resolution. (No. so.) The CHAIIIMAS mid he was aware of the difficulty of his patios, bat he thought the best coarse far those who favoured the proposed plan wouldbe to cell most d their own. (Hear. hear.) Mr. Dm—This is a public hall. Mr. Wranoi—Aed this is a public question. The Camettatt—The question es to the greeting of the hell for this special purpose should be weed when the ass of the hall we asked for. Mr. Wzrusus endeavoured to ■peak in opposition to the resolution„ but the meeting would not heat him. The CHAIMAII then put the resolution, sad declared it to be carried. pretested action the proceedings. Mr. BIDOOOD moved a resolution for the appointment of a committee to watch the proceedings of the promoters of the schema and to take such steps ea might be deemed ad visable for opposing the scheme in parliament. He was opposed to the ecbernii, on the ground that it was sot no :IMM for say purpose of oommerce or 01)11•0011■01. It was strange that, if this arcade was wanted, not a single St. James's man was to be found amongst the promoters. (Hear, hear.) It would tajare Regent-street, but it was on the public ground that it wee totally uncalled for that be opposed the scheme. (Hear.) Mr. R emended the motion. This whams was as. of life and death to him, for the arcade was to run through We midst of his premises ; but he did cat oppose it on that (raged, but because it was wholly anslosessrr. (Hear.) No man of weight. either in St. Jeans • or George's. was to be (mad amongst the originating or pro moters of the not:sem (Hear, hear.) Mr. BARCLAY reworked that the prepord SCUMS would brio( each an nevem of carriages into Regent.atrest that the street inlaid be isspematile. (Hear.) Mr. DYER again preteetedagaiest the proceedings. The Cumitnan said it might shorten the proceedings if Mr. Dyer was heard ; but, as this was a meeting peeked of persons opposed to the scheme- - (bear, hear)—he admitted that—be pat it to Mr. Dyer whether it wee not bad policy in him to ripper the wishes of the majority, sad to hags it appear in Public that's* wee beaten by a majority of three or four to one. (Hear, bear.).. - . . Mr. Dm ezWeenett lumiell utidd witk tie explana tion of the Charms._ The resolution was thou pat and carried. Mr. Mirownt. of Regsaturest, moved that it be an in. skulks to the committee to memorialise her Malatya COMMiIiOWI of Woods sad Forests, and the Corporation of the City of Loudon, sang them to Nat in protesting the interests of the tomato. He thoeght the resolution perfectly reasonable and fair. It was time that sops stop should be put to the loos sadiron which vas entailed on private Individuals by the promoters of soltemse like the present. The promoters of the arcade wore Mr. Peter Rah, • shipbuilder ; Mr. noose Orissa ; cad George Smith, who wee. be believed, the managiag mu of Sir 8. M. Pato. (Hear, hear.) He complaioed of their intndiag themselves is this matter. and of the MUM' in which sig nature had bees procured is favour of the schema. Mr. Hon, of Ined.strest, seconded the romantic& Ho the scheme from every point of view--ca the gonad :ru i rrtity, beaus however excellent the amide might be got up at first, the lower portion of the houses would Imo came shell-fish shops is a short time, sad the MOWN above devoted to the filthiest of immoral purpossa—r, hear, bear," cad "no, no")—on the Found of comaissaisl lair sans, because he did oat Wilk it right or jest that la& vidnala who bad created a respectable bunnies far them selves and their families should be turned out of hones and home because gambling speculators chase to get up a schema. (Hsu, bear) He did not believe her Majesty's Commianners of Wcods and Forests would permit this Nefarious scheme to to carried out. The resolution wee adopted. Mr. Lewis, of Regent-street, moved that a subscription be commenced to pay the aromas of the oppadtion to the proposed arcade, sad that Mr. Waugh, of Rageot.street, be ablceged and treasurer. (Hear, bur.) The lion to which he would it 1001. (Hear.) It might be very plessaot for gentleman who lived half a mile away to have an arcade whore they could muster about, but those who, like himself, were threatened with being turned out of house and home could not be expected to regard the project so calmly. (Hear, bear.) The proud meeting was rather to oombhie oppositin to the scheme than to dismiss its merits. (Hear, Dear.) As Mr. Waugh was unable to attend, be should be happy to Mein the maim of gob writers to the feud. Mr. 8110112 ssoceded the resolution. Mr. Coma mid that he should subscribe 1001., and cone, two, or three more if necessary, to provost so %igneous • scheme. ((Her.) Revere( Wier gamin of sulocribms were gnu la, and the lent* esgeested. HOINIMiIeI Ti* in Ada sad strong, =Amato In pram and etelassais tom am nom advantages have ssenind lee Skis Taa a herd preaarama. UM sold la pries kg UN •••••iw NW , JANUARY butiligenta COURT OF QUISNII BIRCH.-JAN. 27. ) ii", IV I Sittiep is BearsaLtßefore Lord Chief Jetties Cockburn, and Ale Meet Groupies, Blackburn, sad Mellor.) WEI OMNI V. FLAW& The nation is this ems arises I. connexion with ea of the Bilkafotte pr : tion and it apposes that in 1860 an act was passed for the and - inspection of mines, by which it was that, as miners were usually paid by the gestalt, of Nal or other missal raised, sad not by the day, mime oberabl, where the former profiles was adopted, appoint theft own weigher or miasma, but at their own eat, with two limitations—fink that the man Bigoted on should be eof the persons for the time being eel it the colliery or mine ; and secondly, that he sh set la tempt or impede the working of the mine. The owners in this case contended that the weigher appointed by the sea was not at the time of his appointment • pawn em ployed is therms mine, and the defendant, who was their spat, had ceased him to be removed. The MIMS thee spina Platte, and the magistrates who beard proceedede e coevicad him soda the statute for easefully obstructing • person who bad bean duly sad legally appointed as weigher. It go peered that the man wee tern ployed at the time by the owners and on the same bed of coal, though at a different shaft. The mitten contended he wssemployed on the same mine ; but the proprietor, urged it wee a different mine, and that consequently the appointment was illagaL Bead acted for three years as weigher, sines the passing of the set, under the same owners and spat. The mine had two shafts. The working of the abaft where he was first air pasted weigher we. discontieeed, sad than the mitten concerted with the other shah discharged their than weigher and appointed him, upon which Platt displaced him ; sad it was for that iaterferearo the defendant was summoned before the magistrate" and oenvicted. A role bad been obtained by the owners for a certiorari to quash the coovictioe, with • view of having the point Weed and decided by this court. Sir F. Kelly, Mr. Cleasby, Q.C., and Mr. Manle, appeared on behalf of the men, to show awe spinet the rule ; Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Mr. Welsby, and Mr. West, on the part of the coal proprietor', in support of the rule. Sir F. Kelly urged that the conviettou was valid on the fees of it, and that no other *edam founded on matters of fact could be raised by aSdavit. They were for the magistrates to decide. Mr. Baill contended that the magistrates bad not juris diction, the man appointed by the net not belonging to the particular colliery. rhe miners contended they could ap point say ea, and that was the substantial question be tween the parties. Sir F. Kelly said the men did not claim such a power. Mr. Bain said there wee no endows to show that the man was in the employ of the colliery owners. The awe first ease before the court last week, when • suggestion was thrown out by the court for an amicable settlement of the ore, and to-day wan it came on the further argumeet, Sir F. Kelly said be had • saggestioo to make which he hoped would have the effect of restoring pesos between the employers and the employed—viz., that Norenanston, the man who had been removed by the owners, and who had acted for three or four years as weigher, and bad enjoyed the confidence of all, should be allowed to continue to act for the men ; the learned counsel would be content to let the proceeding, drop, or that if the ecalowners would allow this and another question to be quashed, the men would not ask for costs, and the learned counsel engaged would do their beet to recommend • peaceful settlement of the dispute. After some conversation between the learned counsel, Sir F. Kelly said they had arranged that the rule should be discharged. and Normasta to be restored as weigher, and in the meantime it was hoped the parties would be advised to allow pesos to reign hawses them for the future, and thereby prevent much and Mr. Webiby said he would agree to the terms proposed, end expressed sirloin hopes that it would lead to pesos hawses the The Lord M ta f,Justice said all the court could say was that they also sincerely hoped they would hest no more about it. hole :discharged accordingly. The court will siriiik;;o77.iiLiry and Wednesday next, immediately following the last day of tarot, and also on fire days eomineocing with Tuesday, the 9th FebruarT. To-day and the remaining daye of tam a loomed judge will sit is the Hail Court to dispose of motion& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--JAN. 27. Sittings in Biaaa—(Batara Lard Mg Jaggier Eris, aaa Jusrkaa Willkar, Willis, sad Basting.) TOBIN AND ANOTIIII V. TIM OUZIN.—DINTROCTION Or A TM ma a petition of right, and Nem& TOM, in their petition, anted that they wen eltipowsers and meechanie at Liverpool, and had for 29 yens teen largely imaged in the A trim trade, and for the parpm@ of tech trade had Ma 'stolid on the cent of & • men the 4th end 9th degrees of south latitude—storehouses and factories, whim their vereele could discharge their outward cargoes, to be bartered with the natives for African produce, sad the suppliants were accustomed to receive is return palm oil, ivory, gum, coffee, ar.d other African produce, and to ship it a beard their veneels, and briag it direct to LiverpooL To superintend their trade oe the coast they had there a resident west sad other per sees. In 1860 the suppliants purchased at Laandi St. Paulo a small aseel, then called the Mazy sad Elizabeth, but mime called the Britannia., to carry thei rerd' to sad from their factories sad storehouses on the coati. The vessel at the time of the purchase was not registered as a British ship, and ashe was purchased to be sad mainly epos: the coast in the suppliant.' said trade, it was never intended that she should be brought to any British port where she could be registered, sad as it we near ooaeidmed necessary to register the ship she remalised mariMetered, and at the time she was destroyed the wee sot entitled to fly the national flag. Until she wee destroyed the vise. eel ma els:played solely in the supplies& trade, sad was not is any way mimed in the slave trade. In August, 1862, the VOW required repairs, and bass at tan dem, epee the said coast, where the repairs could sot be dom, she woe, by the eaters of the eupplisati resident smut, taken to a pleas upon the coast called Cebeside, having on board as the time six barrels of palls and Moat sereety planks to be used in the repairs. The *she were such se were it for the repairs, sad were met ewe planks such as ' should be said for laying down a mead look for slaves. At Cabseda she was to be remind by Don Francisco Franque, sad she arrived at that plus en the 80th August ; I bat la oonsequemes of sot being able to procurers peruse to work upon the repairs, she was dismantled. sad left at moorings sintol the repairs could be proceeded with. Eirc r cordingly roman:Atha% basis' onboard tbeoilandthe planks, from that time until the 20th Sept., 1882, when she was seized se a venal engaged in the slave trade by Captaie Sholto Douglas:, who was is command of her Majesty's ship Pamir, one of the slave trade squadroo, and upon the greeted that she was mot is a at state to be aka to St. lielem, where she could be adjudicated ape's is the Admiralty Court, she was, with the things ca board, burnt by command of Captain & D sating in the supposed enemies of his duties. The en ais orwelosioo, alleged that their property which been wrongly destroyed, amounted le aloe to at least 1.0001. ; sad they payed that right sad joshes might be does. sod that tin/ !fa b compeemated for the lose which they bed emeteised. To this petition there were demurrers ; the point raised on the part of the crown being that the crows was sot liable for the sate of Oapiaim Sholto Coughs, ea alleged to bate bees dom by him is the petitioo ; Led, as the part of the sup phente that the petitieu selleteetly showed that the crown was responsiLle for the sate of Captain & Doegles, mad that there was a good and valid elela avast the crows for the same. The demurer sow came on for argument. The Attorney-Cameral, the ficilicitoe•Cimeral, Mr. Mins, Q.C.. and Mr. West, appeared for the Crewe sad Sir Hugh Cana Mx. Bevil', Q.C., mid Mr. Kempl sy for the eoppliaeta. The use was sot ooeoladed whoa the court rote. 00IIRT OF EXCREQIJER.-JAN. .27, Stitisp fa ßa Beam —(Betass Lora Chief Bina Pollack, sad rnes Martin. Ohaaa• 11. sad Pligeft) moms Ali JETVII V. This was sisppsal7g;iUiiieMaviniTra by the justices of Brighton of the clefendsan for keeping a gone or lottery within the wovicious at the 41 Geo. LEL, e. 119. Is timber, 18A Jeffs kept a shop ia the Kisg's-read, BOO' toe, is the iviodow of which watches, pieces of plate, sad other articles. were schibited,with a placard is these words : —" Thews preen* with *then. will be givea away by Walter Janes Morris at the comilosion al his eatertainment st Newbergb-romm, Brigitte'', to-sight sad every ',sang daring the week." A sodas that Wan wen to be had within also appeared in the window. A person named r iL i tylain purchased a ticket at Jeffs's shop for hi., and with it a programme of Marie's estertidameat, which was partly of a masted sad partly of a theatrical charmer. At the coodiesien of the pidennanes, which lasted an bounced s half, Mardi came forward and ordered various articles to be delivered to the comsat, el annals annikend meta. The maenads@ held that tide was an la- I T* of the Lottery An, sad Monis and Jeffs spa iniest that diodes. Mr. Sleigh, es the part of the appellee% costended that to cemMiteits a lottery then might to he a waked between the appellants aad the audience that the prime would be distributed by chance. Here there was no metro* to that sired, sad the audience might have hem dismissed for un tidier that was contained in the cestreat without say prises having been distributed. The seartwithoet galling wpm Mr. Leah, Q.C., sod Mr. who inegistreMo. appeared on the oilier Ms, 'Mimed the deck. :rot / the Appeal dinsimed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAL TT. MAI* the Judge Onliasry.) FULL= OOYR AXD MUM --••-- - - ' - Dr. alpisba Sid - Tdr. - 081;17,r - aba:& s i nis. 1177 - Mr. ()Walley, Q.C., sad Dr. Thelma far do The wax • wad to deboods• lb. vanity al • will exacatted as Mao llda of August, 1861, by Mr. Jabs Yallar, who was forworly • aurikad malaudit ad No. 2* WWI& abopelpaced, god vie Gad so as 811 ad Mare, left Ten bolowswet low prwassaded by as dalsoduiti, lrowerwr sod r.rys ad era Hoopla far Videdwgeek, mod 11 vas append by lie as=l:4ll..lia SS, .1,8444 deceased, on the gained that it was not the will al the de. ceased ; that it had net be duly executed ; and that the deceased was not al teliementery capacity. The deceased had placed his cos under the care of a die emoting minable, intending him to be a preacher ; but the plaintiff formed a cionasetioe with a berm* in his home, who was meek lidsmaior. The deceased wen very amen at the plaintiff's manage to her, and in his will, which me- Mined wend esseelsie previsions, be out him off ham any participation in Ids peeeperty. He gave severed legalise to other relatives, sad - ieft the residue to the Ociameapeion Hospital, Victoria-park er he the event of its refining the bequest, to say other hesi that might be mused by the Queen 1. council. He afterwards lived a very penurious life, and was eventually placed in Betkul-gresa Asylum, where he died. At the ekes of the day, Sir James Wilde said it appeared evident that the estate would not afford my residue after paymait of the kiwi's sad the costa. He seggeseal, there fore, that, se the hospital had no real interest in the matter, acme • est should be come Soso ea to MVO es much as possible or the family. The learned ceensel as both sides concurring, a °magnit udes was effected, and The Court decreed peabate by consent. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Henry °dwell, • joitr;yasUliratelier, wee 'placed at the bar before Mr. Alderman Medd, "barged with obtaining by fraud sievee shoulders of sairtkm el Mr. loakett, • meat sol"em"n, of NewptisailreL Mr. Toskett rid—le the latter pond November last the prisoner came to my shop, sad mid he wanted twelve shoulders of matter: for Mr. Hales. I asked him if they were for Mr. Thomas Hales, of Woodstock-street, and he replied they were for blr. Hales, sod I supposed it was Mr. Thomas Hales who sent him. I weighed, as I thought, twelve shoulders, with which he west away, but is • short time he returned and said he had wily eleven shoulders. I weighed th ew agate sad found his statement correct. I tekl him I had no more, and he said it did not matter, and he took away the eleven shoulders of mutton again. I subse quently ascertained that Mr. Thomas Haler had never sent the prisoner for the meat in question, and that he never recerved the edema shoelders of mutton. - The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said he was 51st for the shoulders of mutton by a man in Newate-Areet, to whom he delivered them, and be did not know where to find , him ; but on a former conviction for dealing two sheep being proved spinet him he plaided guilty sad asked to be dealt with summarily. Alderman Mechi said the primmer was an old offender, and therefore committed him for trial. HARLBOROUGH-STHEET. Maraca Dotty, • antermon z w is as charged Wore Mr. Tyrwhitt with the following rob . William Thomann, • looking- maker, of 30, Tot tesharn-court-road, said that on the previous night he wee in the Hope public-home, Tottenham-street, speaking to • gentleman. He put his band into his pocket, and took out some papers, and directly after his little girl told him that be had dropped • half-aroma in pulling out the papers, and that on going to pick it up the woman trod on her Bogen, and then picked op the half-crown and nude off. He left the basset* look for the woman, and on seeing her he salted her for the half-crown ; bat she denied having it, and he gave her into custody. Rosins, Thompson, a little girl, daughter of the pecan cuter. said that on her father dropping the half-mown the prisoner trod on her fingers, kicked the half-crown away, and then picked it up and left the house. She thou told her father, who went after the prisoner. In answer to the chief clack, the witness said she was positive the primmer was the woman. Creaks, 160 B, said the deeded having had the half-crown, stating that the money she had was is. 9d. Prosecutor said that a few minutes before he dropped the half-crown the prisoner offered some oranges in ex change for beer at the public home, evidently having no money. The prisoner, who had • miserably-clad infant in her arms, denied t aking the half-crown. Committed for trial. The Marquis TownslieSi,Z;Scii;diTthis court to prefer • charge of begging against Catiterim Cogan, a mamma 50 years of age. His lordship stated that the worsen smosted him yester day in Halkinstreet, and begged him is the imam of God tobay some articles she had iu a basket, at the same time stating that her ecia was in • hospitaL He declined doing so, because be ressigeised her as a pen, who had him on two previa= occasions and had gives false as he bad Learned from the Meedicity Sonidy, to whom he had referred the matter. She scanted everybody that and he w • gentleman give her smith* at pissed, sa After this his lordship rimmed her, when she again accosted him as before, acid be replied that be did not want to bay aoything. Elbe did not abaoletely ask him for charity. but said abs was is distress, adding, "ler God's sake buy." When he called a policeman she walked with him. protestiog that she had not received anything frees the gentleman at No. 12, but the footman at the house told her distinctly that he sew the gentleman put his band la his pocket mid give her something. Prisoner's band‘basket of wares, containing mus li n pin cushions and bead mats, was here p roduced. Mr. Arnold 'eked how it could be said that she was beg ging when, according to the evidence, she did not beg, bet merely asked Lis lordship to bay. His Lordship thought that she was imploring charity by the mode in which she had coached bee request. Mr. Arnold said that that did sot come within the mean. Mg of the act. Generally speaking beggars who carried articles of this description merely for a blind solicited pet. sow whom they accosted to buy, and when told that they did sot wish to become purchasers asked them to give theca MOOS). His Lordship Aniseed that bad be sot known her by sight be should not have taken any notice of her. Xr. Arnold wished to koow whethin UM defendant fa. lowed him any distance up the street. His Lordship replied she did not, as be stopped and asked where she lived, and made some other inquiries into partial ,' liars about her. lithe footman spoken of had come before the magistrate he might have proved • ease of begging 'plait her, but his mistress would not allow him to come. It tem quite clear that the gentleman bad given her money, and that be had seen her receive it. Mr. Arnold ioquiriTaoe hie lordship whether the priloser asked him for money. His Lordehipreptted she had sot, miler in the way holed stated. Mr. Arnold observed that the awe was sot made oat, sod the &deadest must therefore be diseberged. Altib the foot sae bad stated that the flentJensas had givere Misdealt money, there was Do 'widow* to show nadir what &mustangs' he bad dose so. _ The waned was Mies discharged. Mrs. Morley was brought up is custody on • warrant, charged with violeatly assaahnig her husberad. ft was stated by • solicitor who attended far the cam plaimet that be is a man is • very large way of benison in Orosvesametreet West, as • curiosity dealer. and that defendant is his amend wife, to whom be ha. bees married only three or four veers. There are three children by men plaieant's former wife, sad these me the subject of M assie by the defeadaat, el which the Irosined mutually completes. It seem that the delesdast is of • violent dispositios, and a wanton was obtained spirt her by • servant for an mash, 'Amish was ' withdrew. at the istemeniem of the busbead, who is his turn afterwards bad to semplaio of • violist assault by his wife, which be hemmer dad not Os Tuesday she bad one of her Ste of violence. sad best ass of the chikkes with the leg of • table, aid an the father interferieg to the child from farther violence ease words occu and it was then disoovered that she bad pawned a cloak belonging to • austeener, apes whisk complainant threatened to give boo late !malady, when she gave him a violent blow ia the eye, sad then domertiag bar family, including • yeas( child oily four nounthe aid, de. feadast got into • ash sad drive away fees the boom It was feared that samething eerier might mak from her continued violence, and therefore /gr. Smyth, the oiliciier, inked that she eficiald he restastawl by good assrafisso. Hoary Mini/I—The eemplaisent, • mos apparently sixty yea,* of age, said his little boy, Ma yaws of MIN mine to him aryls& complaining having bees beaten by hie mother. Be then west sad remembered with her, sad after some words, she semalted him as had bins desseibed. The children by his Brat wife had only been with him for four months mace his saisisd !marriage. and whoa be asked the defendant bow she came to ill-treat the child so, she said he had no bushier there. ' Mr. Smyth pat 'case question' to the aimplainsat, who declared that his wite's seeded was so &great that she bled actually broken up everything in his home four Mama arise the like number of years that she land bees wenisd w him. There bad previoualy been a warrant against her is threat. =leg the children. A soliettor, who attended on the wife's side, hoped tW the own would sot go as, bet that some sarangenseet might be some to. The wife bad her sows of complaist, bat had beniscreet see n& net to brims all unhappier' before orld, Mr. Amid suggested that the solicitor on either aide amid try their hand at • settlement, or otherwise be must go an with the ease. They were • beg time before say arrangement could be made, and when they came into court, Mr. Smith said they were both willing for as !adjournment, bat she insisted apse going borne, while he &clued she should not, but be woad pay for apartments sad maistaia her there. Mr. Arnold theasslit that • reasooable proposition. If the did not consent, he must hold her to bail. Ultimately she did eennant, and watered into her owe re. cognisance' to appear in • fortaight. [Advertisement.] HOLIDIVAT'S OINTMENT AND Tn.= —Fear eat.—Tbooits otittortle4 by ehreemetesees else& vaatogootte to Mani, One tomolloo. yotoody apple; w out Mort fawn. Womb. hdloompotioo. dloilluilk mil s hoot at Misr complaloto ohm* Dubai Moot to ado ea the weak, Ur torioro, or moan. The otpatiority of Tioirwojo Doilatioto trite others, bt we - ratan. 1111Vo_vidEd ed. thU7 Plated that kb este steeseley le nit the seta Ile then • net It lie leilliedisme Med ream& Ore be sela r m* ell_ner i = sd e ect:=l7l= M =led eh the eerie in/ top el *till la meet tie beseeles bilhallotalah dig aellMendie sal willahr aft MENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY. After our report left yesterday, Mr. Roosasos, • director, having been called upon, mid that their pressat_posillaa wan this. They owed b 3,000 /. to titer beaker. They were offered 6,0001. for their deser t the Breuer, which hid core 20,000 k. and the Rifle, whet had rest 4,0001., would fetch oely l,uoul. In this state or Wogs be proposed the formation of • new company with a capital of 100,6001. is 7/0,000 dens. 11. to be paid down. Oes share to be offered to the A. B. and C shareholden ; the new company to take over all the property of this aowesay. Mr. Ent= 'seceded the proposition. Mr. h at e the solicitor to the company, said that no re. solutes of the mete could bind &befall shareholder, This prepaid°e was, after a most confused diectualon, troAseitind to be adovied: Mr. Hanemann *seceded a resolution calling on the C shareholders to pay up their cells by the 10th February next. This proposition was also, after a noisy discuasion, adopted • as wee sisabsequeut resolution nominating Colonel Eyrie, Messer. aortas, Carpenter, Blake, Askew, Biz H. Wolff, and Kr. Emerson, weary it out. Mr. DlENTtlaillti proposai a committal of three to &TUs mime to meet the present difficulty. Agreed to. The proceedings having now lasted nearly four hours, the majority of the shareholders left the room, when The Curium; informed those who remained that all the general business which had stood over since the Lot meeting was yet to bedisposed of. The report which had been pre anted at the last meeting was then put and adopted ; and the outgoing directors were re-elected. This terminated the proooldiop. MARKET& TALLOW. —WIMIZISDAT EVUDIG. The market was quiet today. Spot, 4L. sa. ; *arab, 42e. 3d. ; Oetober to Deeember, 44i. 3d. to 44e. 6d. Delivery to last eusiog, 627 outs ; arrivals, ditto, 416 arks. carrow.—Lmaroot., J,ac. 27.—We hays again to re. port ea leaalasato market for oottoo, with the teedeecv of prices, la the lower Erodes, to favour the buyre, the bitter clam" being very seams, matinee pretty steady. Sales to. day 4,000 bales, laded* 1,500 for epeculatiou and ex. port. 300 Americas, Vvid. to 28d. ; 110 Priam, 270. to 274 • 90 ldaraaham, 270. to 274 d. ; 150 Maud* and &his, 25d. to 284 d. ; 500 Baptise, 24d. to Smyrna, 22441. to 25jd. ; 2,800 Swat, 14d. to 240. ; Chios, 20id. LEATHER.—The tranosations in leather daring the Nit week, and oa Tuesday at Leadenhall, have shown a slight izaptovaroost on those of the previous week, but the de• mond is still limited in extent. The supply of fresh goods sausll Light English butts of common quality, oul• dins, bellies, and calf skims of light weights are the articles mast washed. No alteration can he quoted is prices. 0010.—Booron, JAW. 27.—T0e 'apply of wheat was Dot large ; the trade ruled doll at last week's rates. Spring ems was about the same as this day se'oniglit. Wheat, red, 395. to 41s. ; white, 445. to 455. ; beans, old, 39e. to 40n ; neer, Ws. to 355. ; oats, 19s. to 20s. ; pees, 30s. to 311. GLASGOW. JAW. 27.—We have again to report very heavy 'applies of wheat, of which 7,680 qn. are from the Baltic and 3,470 qrs. counsels*, via Grangemouth ; 4,000 qn. from the Black Sea, sod 15,668 qrs., together with 11,176 barrels floor from America, via Clyde—of other articles the week's supplies are modest*. Excepting an occasional purchase on specalatioo, the transacticas in wheat daring the week were on a restricted WAIL and prices favoured burn ; Soar and other articles being in limited request at ' previous rates. At thin day's market mutely soy basiness transpired, the trade being in a state of surpass, owing to the critical jueeture of affairs on the Coatinent as to the mainteasnos of pros; the few retail sales reported of wheat were at 3d. to 6d. per boll redaction, and Boar was also easier to pentium ; all feeding staff is very limited demand at a decline of 3d. per boll on oats and boom, sod 6d. per load on oatmeal. Barley, also 3d. to 6d. per boll lower and difficult to sell. Psis and Indian oorn met • slow sale at former rakes. CATTLE.—Soirrnw., JAN. 27.—Our bade was slow to day, sellers asking high prim ; weedy everythiag was sold. Beef made from 3s. 4d. to ss. ; mattes, 4s. 10d, to lie. 4d. ; veal, 4s. lOs to 65.; pork, 3s. 4d. to 4e. 4d. per stows of Saba, slaking the offal. COALS.—Losuoir, Jtu. 27.—Baddle's West Hartley, 15s. ; Biases Benda Wan Hartley, 19.. ; Oowpea Hart ley, 15.. ; Hasting's Hartley, Hs. ; Holywell Mak, 19s. ; Lambert's Wan Hartley. 14 N. ; Taelleld Moor, Ha. 6(1.; Walker Primmer, 14.. 3d. ; West Hartley. 15e. ; Wilt Wyket 16s. 9d. ; Wykm, 17.. &L ; Will. Zed Byres, 18, ; twos Eod Ridden, 18e. ; Walls End West Byrom. 18.. ;Eden Male,lBa.,6d. ; Hod Braddylla Hence. 19a.; Walls Fad Haswell, 20s. ; Will. Yid Hutton, 20t ; Was Ike South Henan, 20t ; Walls End Tumult, 17.. 95. ; Walls Had Oa- asp. 19a. Walls End Cannot ; Walk Zed Hartlepool, 19s. &L ; ; Wall. Hough Hall, 18s. 95.; Walls End Enke, 19s. ; Wal k Lid East 19.. 9d. ; Well. Eod South Hellos, 18.. ii i r ti ns i. Zed Trimdou Tbornley, 17.. 9d.—Ships sl nub* 390 ; sold, 211. TRAFFIC RTTURNS. RAILWAYS. .......... — l . B -9 - iiiir- rota, Tag. .... . 7 .. £ ... 180 a 4 . Mt Week ending Nov. IS. c orea*PichT Pilingal!.. MS 4 1 1 4 4946 ziAss Lau Week ending Ism. 14 . 00110 North lemlera in 4,120 cm Meek soling lan. 11. 104. 130. Belgian Sultans Junction . 11l 96 170 20 215 te era sao26 Jan. 21 Cornwall — 312 418 107 1,067 Greta tasters on min MEMO 28.148 11,110 Great Nerthmem 9lB 11.110 28.281 1101 11,6 6 1 Greg Western 111611 0.790 12.161 60.044 11,007 laricamhire 6 Yorkeithe lO is.na 21,09 31.325 nen London a NorthMestern 1221 28.803 60,570 80.873 78,1 2 3 Camden & South Western 11.328 6,016 17,111 Manchester. Itelool, sad Lincohnidre Me 1.148 12117 11,06 13,763 Manchester, South Jet► lion. A Allstricemmi North Staffordshire ll4 8.2 , 3 7,337 Meter THZ FATAL ACCIDENT ON THZ NORTH LONDON RAlLMAY.—Yestordar m atersoon Mr. Jobe If Middlesex coroner, es isquiry at the Dek u r R e a Tours, Whitechapelued, respecting the death et These Hobbs Branwie, aged 46 peer., who wee killed is IMO North Louder' Railway, h. being a guard oe that Ilse, sake the cireumareces reported a few days nines. Tke jersi turned a verdict, " That dammed wu kited by knocked down sad run over by a certain bar se the N London Railway, accidentally, and the jury reeommeed this the railway compuy should in future cause the whistle of aegis*, to be sounded at passing goods rations r well as peeeseger stations." de employf of the esimpasy said that already the inhabitant, of the - louses slug the lies com plained much against the exessere use et the whistle, sod frequently wrote to the coursey about it. The jury said that the sued at the whistle might perhaps be modified and made lies heath. Tixaytow of IItZLAND.—A public meeting SW beadle Limerick ea Tuesday, pursuant to • ruerities of the citizens, to Manes the sabject et the taxation of Weed. The Mayer occupied theehair. Yr. Fleber, ad Wrecked, was the principal spether. Rs quoted &WOW= from which he sought to prove that Ireland bad paid inure thee ler there et Unties, sed rehired to Ike Lad of Reiss te show that ' the arressessest whisk was this missed hi le the art that this eoestry shield pay taus in the mile et 2 to 17 as compared with Oral ri spi hed sot bum Whored to. R 411011116)•• woes passed the inerease et Warn. the demise. et capital isoma. aid the essigtaties the pucks. The messed els& was otoorboll by Oohed Disks's, M.P. Du. DI JONOlt'll Lame-Blows GM LITER OIL.— Io cams of wakes, es premier mend Madam, Ibis MI is mot only the mak* but amen a mesa pleasant remedy. The Maned physicists. Dr. Ts lab. observes "ifs seer deli cate sad squeamish &Oka; who ma sarnsH enders the KOS of the simplest &Email or mod temaibe d.lettss, smaelly lake this GC rot only without bat with tie ansteet eali la bottles. la dd...M. a sa ,ry m Dr. dale titre e . Nsalard, ea& Co., Ti. thread. London, sad abomisla-AMltmillesileendsl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. wifeua 24 at LucyvUle House, Millbury Reim:lark th of T. Bell, jun., Req., of a daughter. 00CHERKLL.—tuners 26. at Canterbury. the wife of Captain J. Cockerel]. 10th Raseera, of a daughter. legiTlß.—y If. at Moereateretreet, IOCIC•40114011Ift. the wag of R. W. i leireler, of a daughter. Lllllol4.—Janeary 111. at Winchetter.road. *venue-road. Re. gemt'epeek. the wile of R. Lemon. Lou.. of a daughter. BT . A3llll—Jannary if., at CUD Ville. Stoke-upon-Trent, Lsdy of • um TIIINELL —January tf, at Spring-grove, Middleman, t h e trite of T. R. Tanen., Seq., of a MO. BURNII—BIIRRL—Janoary ft, at Walcot (*bunk BMX With* Inv. J. & MISS. Z. It. Blame, Req.. of Cary -streak Un ostVadmi, to Margoratta Loulakasaghter . Banta, lag.. ef Riameendatetaa, Lab. PAIIII-11ART.-.Jaanazyli, at islyodon, by the Rev. W. Odd, ILA., L L Pam. Req., of Rettalastea. to Ann, &lOW of Commander Hoek Lfi.. of Landon. n. la at at. Warfill'otn tbraolds, by law be. 1. D. Obeldamet, J. Thompson. Req., of ytroot. Waite*. to 'IOU. daughter of the late J. Rag. DELTA& 31216.—Jancary Ws at Taaellale•square, Welton, Mr. IL SUM lIMAIILITT.—Jmary fa. at ?withal* luta Baal* wide* di J. Bolheaskey , Seq. , el thratisraelt aged 1111. 1001,1). - JemmyN. at hears Hose% lociass•ar, lebiaali. the wile of J. leiriLllsg., I.? , Mask GOADON.--.7aaasey at Oresalaw re, held% ale at the tag W. Gera.. Ilea., of Colevesea. NORWIL 118, at there t Mae, Mil atom T. Bowe, Amt., Zelluditotak tottottt, pa U. WWOMs ILL water of lAlo.—Jrassey Blin Dartyaks, spd U. at Mum. war DMA Ur Am Z. au, d% lOW red ranovii tir wawa Los 41 S. Imaisridoesk the Mr el leark" eh Ow aft% lamliorMassa. la Os Misidosi Tagniaz. JAMMU* ISA / / to dle OP VS 4. i r:s t *pare a *earful amosillso Wpm : ilidassil 1 510 11 * 11 01160 ed r e 2t , I AUSTILA Os Docks Er= soodotaao will NM So WA.= ineran , Peak"' /sr mooed 'PM an a - 000 0 re Lard a7d &Oohs 24gOna0 yaa 01 U ralagoT ! 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