The Express. — London, England, 1858-12-08 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. (711011 LAST 1110 IWO easerra.) WAJI-OPTICI, Deo. T. Ilegisesst ell Ter—ileOsserei William Thomas Cam., .1. edema. vise lareemene-Oemerel Thomas aserel. titrLleademibegamall With Guru e . ; embed erseeseart, vice Lisatesant- Gemmel lid, ard Treebare, Toessied. WALol7 o =sr. 7. lad Itegbeset ef Liselsost,Ceissel C. Fmk, B. Welbet=bell-pay memsded, le N lige. pging the Miriam busees ialsOFT sod INN I TIZ S AS An Dim, who resimus, reettrig the Oth Dragoon Getrib—Wads Jure Hasey, ipst, le be • nasal, r, eke Lieweltys, demmed. 7th D"="Vi Li D s tbe Ho rum* nourable Aggress H. A. Os , art y *as ostes, vbe ariesegrt. Soh Light Desgerr—Oseset buy de Wiser le be Swab. nea *r t, by eke lisebr, priestei. 10th Lk* Teseerisk Cease, teces Wk I7w Dr.w.q rip ho segiris dp v e l a e Os Hes. .H. A. be be Amok o essitrgr ; Omer Tele Veatisiser Murgrat, by wire, Wee nib usbe Doegu ee—Lbsiessiot A. cyst to be mom" grebe* Ate elm Mime. IM Light Jame airy Carbilir hes bees to mega his esserries. BtewaOurre—Ospesis sal Lissterest-Col ead , •Oeissel Temberhe W. Emil* CLL, be re*, elibe risig l e rrebese, vies Sert*Osiessi tbo Hes. T Aeolus el*, *to raw Cagier oil lAsstaash , Cebu. Intese•Oshmel the HIM 3. IMAM be ramese, wrest webs* Thes the Hen. IL Pre apes akes gun beNier matteolied, vice Brim; art Copula Cremes Neville Hogg* te be aspaela and by = m elee , Lbw Se he sepia estrieglsenleskrei, vies AL I= Lilksq Llenigme sal Cagier Jobs A. Iliglei g te . las4 Lbue b s y ssr= 1 J. leArs be lisseres_t by reesher, ifs Me a l s s a ; alas ••1 Liniima A. 11. D. Tama he N W I supteis. by prehres. vise Dtgby ; Belga nary fres - dr Mk Fmk belhe ridge esd lieu it_s by Mobs* viee Seam 116 Phes—Wisbeed Airsig li tu e rg, to be seeks, wires eresbre, tiles Wass, Ter—Chesiselissege Lee, gest, to be arm wide* prebees, *se ir e elee* se dee Mb lresi ; the_ _op pistarst et IDesson the Wth Osimber, le" en vie Drarkee, pelailsi, mei set vies Lys* so lb. rah Test—Blessed Chew Ile* ion lb. 60* Nei, Is be rojer, vies Workey seiroges ; Bergs Terri* Tap to be litegepeesheee, vies $ tr. Werke Her* ebe embee; Wnler Albs* Fasideretosebengb le be by webs* vlin Wilkie growled. • 13th Fool—Hedge Wham P. Thin r le -.cwt, by parebass, vies Itabor, posmOsi Ohs ismdrins el Ler aerate Willbes Theme Le Ins Ned Maui J. IL 19 QV he be estedelei *UM Ape, OIL s e rlhrlea Teediffisk asap Pia to be lissierut, i ni t wan* oho Webeter. wits eelbee. T lisM so Lebv• Nses,:exe r =esleol nth*, 11 :1 1. Poel la Mywastim Pleetis Toole, front lb. 22ad Feet. le bele jrnesh" Aso d= r fimtmd• 241 b rom—salz nimbi Floes es be Ilesteeeml, Ciedwin-Amien. pweeMsd. 171 uort a rassiserat Pr Alb Jells limb Ili ble up ter, by pursheee, vke Elsedssa, greerrel ; Tarp Ku* Aserve Barthel* to be limesesi, by probees, no. lad. 44th Foot—Lississeat A. ibe Westerresey IrkrAttg to le czeisle, by_ perober. vise Dasher my, vbe wAres 60th Foot—Meier hark Olibeet tram do lab Foot, to be major, vies Fibrietorbe 64th Foot—Beve*Celessi Chrries Ilesiter a tM bees the 74th Foot, le be liestenenit-esimel, vim Mal, the re tires upon betf-p7 mealub* vise Liestesest-Osiessi Trial, A, sperm* to IN 74th Peet. Nth Puot—T Same DaNI lisilives, gest., to be withoet pumas" vim 8111•111111. pineal is ISM F oot SW Foot —The aggelstmer of Deired H..... pet., to an antigncy, by ”Fdrio, as sherd is the Gerre, al the 9th N•,verrer, 16611, bee bus esneelisd. 66th Foot—Lientement F. kneellaild Ream Is le e= by poroltme, vice Mayier, elm Mime; Beets Peasefetber to be lieehrese, by webs" vice Harks ; Ensign George Bober Obersabr le be Illanament, by pur chase, Viel Leonard, whim mrametien„ by peirdime, es tio 24th September, 18611, Ni b•en almedled • Swillosielsigor William Alexander to he Nerige, eriliast parches, *as Chevalier. 7kb Foot —Liententat-Calised WlSiam Haddlff, from UM pay ended, to bs liesemeheeiseel, vice Brevet- C.lasel Hers* temessed he *obi* Foot. 78th Fore—Litresest Grip Dishy Bear to be adjutant, vice Bogle, i ssil Ste 13th Foot. pot Fvw— libirel Corry to be arklutent, rice Lisateneat W Musgerve, take mime the adjutancy esiy. Cad Toot—Cbseise Worthy, gent., to be ensign without parch." vise Leak Skit Foot—Lhellesnms = bl ur Lab. to be ceptals, by par clam, vice Ceseleasher, mite retires Ermien Chaster D madly to be liegiessalt,by pneellmse, TIM Labe. lot West India Reement--ZesW Otriselius O'Callaghan to be lietitensar, seo psis* elm Murphy, promoted, without parables to an neettatibmi meopmy. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Inspectose•General of Hospitals under the royal war rant of let October, 1368—Looal Inspeetor-Owaseel A. Fermas." M.D. ; Local laspeeter-Goesnl e. Malvin ; Local Ins pector-Oeneral WWi.m Bell, M.D. Tbe undermentiemed Alain having retired upon hell-pay, Is have a step of boomer, mak under the prerrieloas of tin royal warrant of Ist October, 1868 To be Inspectors- Gemmel of Hospitals—Dewy Inepeotor-Cienerel Dr. James Henderson; Dopey Inapertor-General Dr. John W. flairdwn. To be Dusty 1 tors-Oeseral of Hceni tale— lturgeoe- Nevelt ; lkirpon-Msjor James Camel! ; lee 31Weitger ; Sw oon- Major Mimed • Sergees-rejet Wi ll iam Law ; Surgemi.McdeeTbentime Fes, M.D. ; Sermon liejor Thomas M.atr ; Seep= Major John S. Greys.. To be Areares•-flaggessela Ih Forme—James J oerab McCort by, M.D. • Henry Mamie" gent. ; James DINS" gent., re Wilma llsWeet,gest.; James WintanceleLoegbeed, gent., Andrew Meese Clarbery, met. —._.. _ _ _ • Sib. Colasele Is the A;;;Llie . stastat-Coloval C. lAw.. asap D'Apallar, C.D., Royal Artillery; Liseteseat. Colonel lane Augusta Robert Roar, 96th Foot; Las - Itesst-Colosel A. Ines Lockhart, 92ad Foot. Te be Lleettcat.t-CelocAt Is the Army—Pdsjor A. D. Thai hams, nal Foot; Major O. W. T. Rice, Tlet Feet; Emet-Wejor R. Thomas Gloster. 39th Foot; lkjtw D. C. VhA% 96th Font ; Davit Major ham Rees, Me Brigade ; D IS r Chalet N. Neal, Oa Feet; Ma* Wlthiss a/o, C.D., 911 Light Dragoons ; Dread. Maierl. P. illtiagtes, 6th Foot; Major Deny likwassiblaws, 71st Foot; Brava-Ma* Thaws VW. Irak, Laid Dar saes. Ti be 114611$ It* Aney—Captais tad Brerst-I{f4st Pumas &eft Ilkseipme, 14th Light Dragoons, to base bit bugle usistity settelsted In Ma July, 1868; Caesa Jahn Anse= Todd, 14th Light Dragoons; Captain T. Hugh Creators, 43rd Foot ; Captels !mei Maellegsi Mainsail OMMlSll‘ ginia ßegt t =l•ry ; Capita Wlllisa 11.1111ahoh, 14.1 t ; Carets Chafes Jam 17th Feet; wary Foster, Nth Yeas; Capta.a Clam* W. irk lAgbA lAre Ce;•tafik Robert Pew% 9M t D el Arthur C. Palter, nst Pest__ • Fad Foot , Coseele Wats Osedse, 17th Light Daiwa ; C isle MIL Ms, fad Ts* The Chnsdse rum sf Wiest &Vase. se bolt. pay us meshed, eiMss essodulea setsleisd to olki Nevem hor, ilo hem sea est Sofia, so stated Is the lrq Womb of dr Wth WA*, VIN. The sseisisioes of Ile seestesseileeot Akers of the Royal Muslim Is bs eatekted w Nth Rowena?, WOK maw So esomtelers of the mot walnut of 14th Osisbur INS : Caked Thom Wm% C.D, sido4perie is We burs; g a d Wel* _Ti Libor & ted mm P. Dwy I er. WNW ses. Isesy WM. P Grke, tteesi ADMIRALTY, Thic. 7.—APPOTRTVINTIL—Captais /1. P. I. Mime. C.D. (ISM), iMappektd W tie 1916. 90, m49' slels liar-ielp, 44 Si Sig Myth to liar-Aidirra Moir Tam. LintemalC. f. i. hiss (1W) $s t Orlak fl, sem ilerralik se Ommobirs, L /yaw. ---- Aottoi w iLodaionNimpois Ir. IL Georpt to the Vietcxy, 101, etrailp, at Portmoolit. CHATHAM, Dec. 7. A gnat deal ef semis, was created this morning Y caswormass se de no* of a selsersptde despatch at the perms, abeellai IMO ths esWastesswals ise the let Prokma Gem* 12th Royal Loewe, ISO Beathetat, tad 74th Illehrodeve emir elan to embark ea day at anus.. as tamed the Tutor, 070 bow be Madre, wws ant to proceed is that reset la essorq woos id the =AMU,. able report et es stoat at the ablp ma.)* to the smilitar7 oa ths/tries. Oa Osumi Byes Impostiat the Terse, he laud that rust to be to deeply lid.. that he coseldered It danger ewe, stir the eartimp by libill Bombay, to mod triage by that ably, sad asstsiYaty they we sot to totherk la dist writ mita towage seises. IPsat.tb THOOPS TROY THE MEDITRIULANZAIE.— At a bas haw last der a lame party of sick tad dirtied weer. to the auto" of N area of .0 ranks. brrilt Is the , and balk 14th Re meet, 2 1 at 016 Malik F Sauk Itorterat, se a the Rdle &lode, sr Ord at Tor bra Cara, Malt. tad Gibraltar, aselsg dientreeked at orrteasatk bon ttr Hitheleya, 4, screw 0.1.1. , T O4 ir" 4o o trer rai rter atter the co a 4 of Lissisowt A. Manmss, Artillery. Two &lathe to lobs Ha esysas. - - - PORTSMOUTH, Die. T. TIN, Fire Clasen, stosaa.volool, Master F. Pad, sommair, ouboobod oi sous t 0.41 air Owls P. Soy : Naar, R.C.11.. 0.0 H., motior-Oloorsl lir Jour Towito 11....1.fiL LCJ.. £u -A1 the Hoc C .; olom H. ezez 6 :3 2... ...... Olphos who plootoisd to =rc•• AA to boo S - 1 , mesa to the oso. tate Intslitinut. BAIL COURT.—Dsc. 7. (Brfore Mr. Zudcs Crempba rad • Cosmos icy.) @WWI 1/1. SCAII.-11117T810 TWISLIPT4OIIII. This 8•4 is maks for gue emelt sad Oahe itepriseaseent. fierraest Parry end hr. Paw apparel he the 'Waif ; Mr. D. Keene sad Mr. Cockle for the elehohat. The phistia, &War, is • begin eras, end to to the hetet or inraaftir neon. The aloha wee mg vary recently • pa mynas is time Sikh legineal; is herein • beetlai nth, bet she l merie oral deb einiff dent sally Abe ateeplesithees It w wield ISM that the pe 11440 lea rat at the Liverpool Asthma Ram Is MI, oral they wind WI I het d 101. to 2. 1. with repent M a awe method Itegkthere, who wee • starter 6 the d the morn Thintll bet whin E a ttore ; the bon dershent breed bor. The esee ease mil awed Thethilewa am to Ord. Oa plash! west op he the Osibmient end .M bin be leral het the nee, sad seed hie for 101. Dadhelint berhal it le leis. No over, however, had be hes we thee It tiesepired that the rase bed bees runes the weep soens The stewed, helleral, therehre, that k meet to is. ewe spin. Weil, die Om Meephosee is.. to fret, hat whim the elefiadeat, Opole Sae, ..at in Nara el the plied, to get beak the 101. milli he had paid ever se es the 201 which be thief to wh o ilholeir wee s , se at frdleamieg. itheolair, however, #lessi Ilia 110 WY et the reamenne ell a dz d l i ad i that be 4111 ath ad maim the 101. le the Is, that la ha vela I 1114. hie bet Was 48 the ha= " Ami peel e lizr red hot apes the hem tbet hie& mate* be the wham The perils set meet seek me the fliewing Minh whom they wee etheaalai the Mime& Us" awl It wee them the eiremetames hese which awe rise = to the punt shins the letill, ezehhoi—la he ninth d 3le te hat pie I wee at the Liverpo t ol Asthma I sew the t there in the ries. He tame weed rhea whet I wield lett *pelmet Essisesers I mid, the be ash" " Well, ' be, " I will take MIL to lOC Ilia pest th; l 3:l l i n. 'hr that was the tuner la whisk I tell bin I (the ahem soh my bete. i.e.. eer MI sea Mk the nes the is. the eidendest Iwo se a 101. We, Goyim " Hare's weed I ewe_ yes." Is Mane het Iyr at the Drizworth ..tom. The rinse greeral is 10 mike thee Neethenplea. I wee is the viag. I sew the the ibilent Woe she. Ide COM up le ow wed aid we ray sewn sod 4141, " I west *X. 'hide I wee el yea et Lives pea" I &mini he dolt. H. then Niel see by the haw d i i Nh."7 lo l* " Tea ewe the WV I WI, "I Ona't ewers nes ; bat Y 14111 I b &asoon the theist me." He hood the ell ever the . Mr. Leh. We awe op to tee, sal th e Menleht pave the in Amp ler ebtslislag may tailhar alispeeththe: Oa that I wee head that h the de& I wee leis to tbe village of Dricweeth. I gumboil awe aewly her Ithese with oei es. The hisielle MOB what VIM gaol wilrawy I wee takes to a Ohio blue at lirizweath Alter the ewes I wee ties to liee--that is I we walled Me dew the wad- MI the Tay. Whoa there I vas is • eel by welt sal I meet the *hi Ilmen The reewslag I wee Mina by the paw Win • hose et het there wee as ems la pact le pehr drip visit us. The health& wen se awe Seth de Wm I an ia the hob& et eiteadiag on room I hoe Is hem the delndeat to frequent rooms aho ; sad aloe to Me moth • - I lave as Opals Shaw ride at Chea ts& Tliebilowe was the tint nee at Limpet ; bat She deweede halm wand a meal hat for the awe ag% Beshmtme woe. st i la Shaw pad am the 101. Imam We fee tam, It thus Mat Tar aims mu Ile agar. I Slaw SOL to ISL avast inglasesof • flat prig the post. The bet wee ao ale laseld at the rece. This peeled be tweet Owl* era sal ms ably. I wee le be food la the deg lie lade et ag eirwards. At alba awe tailed bin en whet account he alma the mew. I abet dewy bask* Ikon at Liverpool es this eserw. I IN wet •1 1. :** tegthing a esseat. I man I Ain asp to awe I woe set et Liverpool et all. Wes I rid to him, " If I do owe you SX I hwee wet at II," et the ems thus pulling out of my poskst • eseeedge sal mess elher I didn't o ff s Wm thee mew. IkW sem Mee • waist at the time. I sea quite tare asse She add aim Ilerens." (& Inegh.) I debit ay, Ike al l e sc f spare my wilt sad akildna." I wet glen as for obtaiaing mossy nadir Wee petraess. beer Captain Shaw had Maid M a eel W 11/1. At the Chatha may that ill Rams do Mile IMO 0111101 , 111 M I fa Swintoa-.treat, GM's- Im-kssi. Ipy de. I& a woe for spas:meats Were. I arrer ha ware ester alien Wet what I have ilmaribed. I kept the Mee et awes wear. I did not tell my landlord I wee • beim I tell hisa was a tra. I have melded gm the ket ix mega el Swinton-s treet,boddes shoot et nee.. It vas Ur. Leluun who calmed the ode t ai l e bz d e en. Settee, the Liverpool sad Brix worth nose I aillumisd ay weed circuit. lam a married mss, with owe aft Ily was he. an allowasce. Isskro,, seperniendeat of police--I was at the lad Bettirenk teem. I wee outside the ring, whim I saw • distarbasse thee. I saw c apta in Shaw in doe stem having hold of_ the by theaoll. The iteheaell wee asking the plaW for SW. The plaintiff aid he W set pt as may, ea we amtkaveertag to get easy. The pease around INK " Tuna him over to the polio.;" d IMO der fondant sold, " Fork out 101, or I will." Pinkie/ shii. " I haslet got It." " Then," exclaimed the e ft s yea seine." I .eked upon what charge " Per obis/long wary soder false pretences." I tell laspostor Massey to take charge of the plaintif f . Hadley however, I heeded him to Mammy, the plaintiff tack oat some mow, otyng, " This is all the money I have got." I mid, "Ton are In custody now, and you ,net go before • magistrate." Hook him before a magistrate's the teem. Ile woe remeadol ill the folksy/at day, at IS delook. I efterweedeteememitelei rag to Captain Saw, red kW him the plilolllmi hues swelled to Northamp ton. I told Cereals Shaw that 12 o'clock wee at, hour of woo sempt ed ZlLposellis, for his scoonsaminha.the molting Cresessemlie S The plaintiff wee taw I headed Ida ear. The Ron. Mr. Valls* ins qmmilb• was on the etyma I was under the isepsaeles as imp had rinses le • C transaction of that day. I orie wig SIM so by Coati Shaw. aptai Shaw told see the ane the bet adlot be vie hoidlog n w a the plalatilL He end ease to Ina sad mid, Wen the nos was omr, " Toe have het yew bes, tad pay a 101." Captain Shaw detrallei the 101. beak. The pLiintiff said, " I have not got 10L" I saw a severelp and •kw shillings is lilmlair's Yea It was before I ea opudon at all that Nash Show add he awe pi le deep Ar eblehig lamer ea Woe pre awes. I ale% appert the teals las sestatly. Cereals Miss teed the Isem -" swindling" In solwesce to Sinclair. liers. llio-exeintaa—Thera was no 'Meese laid before Mr. Vil- Mr. C. Climbers ponce saperletendest of Northampton ebbe—l ears le eased the petty makes at Northampton. I sew the plakelf la the lesk•up. The bench sat at 12 Weise. I wee them the whole time of the meeting. Captain Skew use act them I taw Sinclair brought up; he wee dieelterged, no owe appearing against him. I didn't s e e Captain S how at Nostbanopton that day. amise6--Timau wee no widen °barge before the magintrateh TIM mad preetke la to put the charge In lesaght tha yisiettf s case to a close. Mr. Limo having addremed the jury fur the defendant, sold UM halawri alarms : Bernard Robert Shaw late captain in the 36th Regiment— I remanther tlie let et Liampool races. Nothing whatever was mid te zee sheet int peat the post" &Wok% I Met tbe me. I pail ever 10/. to the plaintal. Only a w Motes theme& I daseovertd I wee wrong in &dog ao, and *bent • miteale later I searched Uri' the *bait, bat °Dahl net lad Wm. I marched for him be three de t aulor d i I awe him until the Briawortk rem. nisi, l a meit ollarkeg to bet, recogniesd lila to bit kis- Met. l embed Ye ors% sad I took oat my book ea 111 was =is m, bet walks. Ho gave we the ease wee ma Odom thegdak." I believe I said, " Tos are la my book M. duo Laireepool ratty , " sad be mid be arm wee at Limpet at W. I said, "Thee it meet he vary aid It I obsall bins weds that bet with you Mare." He (1111mik) skid a ems* thei t y at the eta to tko dog, Is eto ar go away. that I said, "No, pay me ray wary bets yea go oat w IbM" He then mai he had sew ems me Wore. Oa Mat I caught kits by the air of the gunk Illselek asked me to "go ow** sad be wail Mile It with ma" I ail, " Give me beak or 10L, et streele." Ikeyoudsowl a lootwolga sad 64., sad be pet the mosey We my bead. TIM piliewtesgeater told me not to wept itan4 that be weald take him la charge. I pot the mosey bask Is Illarilithos pocket. Alt the policeman cams up, Illwelsdr sold gemetbing about a wile aid Res children. I old use give kin bee enetedy ; bee w tiler from me. Th ere were malty aim in the r'mg. I did ate say a word sheet stivieg kits into castedy. Hz. Towsik imam officer of the Mb, was premat all the Jima I did sot see plainall brad. NAL Tble wee Is Kink. The writ was nay Brit Was lien ell Ws. Onwamated-1 alwaya bask ea, brat I haw r al ly beat I was is the act of ameedag so the bee shoat *- men tom ray book whoa I discovered wry ealosahe. banes MS the wrong ewe* ; that was the rum the ma wee net wear wit The trot rem was rat abseil tit% the award twee at haw. I maerehed the rig f lie 1 soardhed be Idea dada, three days la loweryool, mil in tka saawnerea. I bad • jorkay's done oa at Brftwayth. I rade at Brio worth. I was a espies in W Mk hem Dietwabw, 1856, to artoliat 1568. 1 swear I did sat give the phial!, tato cestatly for Alas* =sailor hiss protracts. I saw twa or girea I was at Northampton tha day ohm I e i r lis mossa boobs rhy caravaesellos with id do misty essolobahry, reopeader doe the slal abet agook sem of dr at=e"sert nt dale& we lite dotards, wrerieire& Loftus bed WI ha the time do segietrease would ale. IS • Mid me as ea the reae-asura• 1 swear I dila% pa.. Logien to bo =at If ertheopeoa. He We we to is than. I hit waling alms 12 1 asked about the yhdatiff Shaehht. 1 left N .8 12 bemire three alms were waiting far at sad I Ld to ride two races doe thy. I will not 'war thaw was SA a MOB Too that day beim two o'clock, bat I rathet Oda Owe me. I wad Abiarehott with ray retheest Nag all the lead midst By the J 1 heard the pee,!‘e about may, " Tarn him war to the pan." 1 didn't say, York oat 10i. or 1 will." It le sat time the 1 said eve pot is obit,." Lyadbwiel Bora Towae—l ata • lisalmat is the 311th le.ooso. I as at BA walk 111111% I sa alai to Ur • tat wire be reoziprid dr pair& I raid Bind= diet y =at lie bad bra at Limped ram at all. I board anode te kis wde owl adrift. I rw the piraud a arrearga sad Ave shillogs. ad ry " Take all rite se ari let re ie." I did not beer the defendant say, "Perk eat 101." I reed kir ask tar 10i. I waa dose to Aids= Tim Llama use lg. Oa= Arm didn't ray, "II Pr yew in reedvieg irarry on idee pe ewee Lab= " be bas assay ei pen I will take bin la °barge." wen rerty eries in the rag of "Take bin in °harp." I abet er =Maoists ItandaaAL I lak irdrop= out day with Owe= likaw shout twelve driest. bee - i - e-twitedeei-1 Matra ow of the otewarde bine the em op s to New the *Mil out of the I Cot L i r It le set seassan, I loam, to obtain lite Wet teem of • elearerd to two • pereea eat of the dos if be hoe got year nosey. NIL Shaw toil see &b at Ina &desk Is the wwwwiai that be was soloi to she *Moue wheel elotlek. _ _ Intim lbseey—l reeslowl the sikelf into any. I he the eher wettest epee kr tbe kierkei lo th eim kat b Mal Mewl hr the I sweehei e 111 theml a seweetra, ear , beklecteek, mil ~ two MOS "Creeeinnwised—l 'odd throw twee and threw with the Mee. aweeliter.) I ems set seer IMMO to one what ;mead between beams wed the delindest. Thera is a book in en totroleoz=lhe eatry of the seam to the charge. That sky was weds to October. Thieekeekthe delandenes tese. The lamed counsel es both sides Irving wormed The Juke recapitulated the seldom, sad The joy, attar aa abesuce at about ltalf-awhoat, Mused with a vi et for the plelzaift—damegsa, 101. This brought the ;Map to a irloe;e, fee to-eaorrow the court 'damns to Guildhall ; the het, however, ts far from Wag anksuited. TH E EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY BVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1858. maims of the pairsabr • • t Gibe maim masa is width the balsas no elsoloota, k wen extmady pv slab the sob hed att wa d the latter by maidta, sod that at all mate there we as ear armee a al dose that it hia bus shim by the Wawa He As kat as 4•Wes to plat of law that sada the alawasearee to via& this hetet ems hde the pesessioa of the alma isd It baler& bets issely pa late the lettabta al then takes wat spa wed lap& ha the petaretar's podia Wit the follow's, wasiNg. that it did not ocsetttele • peel Isar within the unwohng el the Seats Mr. Jima* Wallas said that, If it should !sexes se ornery he thee& the gram of law raised by Mr. PM= wee washy d War ameldasitoe. He this precluded te all the Maas d the jay Se the foots of the sew ; mad, elm • that dellbsetha err retested • sabot of Net &ay he . phase was then dazed upon • lessel Witham& with iselha • hits restelades a half-vow.. rad The seise deism laused reseed ware engaged for thelessestiaa la _ . Is the one it apperied diet • Was bed bets mat by • Itases, who reddied lase" le her lalliber, at which letter sestalsel a lablerewe. The letter tre=p=Y Lodes es the 7th of flaptesthsr, est Is due 001111111 &Pia has bees delivered by the paisseer et Musa. sea ou thedallawleg esassing, sad ft appeared that be Md dither two err Mims that were edema to Mrs. Dare* I but the MN ea seetelsed lbe halkirows be kept beet, and it wee heed k hie permiss whoa he was taro kb custody epos the thaw drop. lie seeeented the tatter is his pommies by win that be heid kewoltes it lariat it, sad that he blooded to delver It se be retursel. Mr. Mass, Is his Whets to the jury tor the pri soner, NM ha barred this, meld be no doubt that but dor tie Miser ens the Pest-ellee authorities would row hays *se& at Meilen amok • obseige es this before • jury, sad that Wee really was maths so @whim* whatever to sapport the areusliee est woe egelest the prisoner. Ha thee argued that than was nothisi to show that We primmer bad sot teeny Ibriettes to deliver Ws War, aid list V he had Weeded to steel it, nothing, he add, would hasten seeks then for hbn to have torn it up sad paths lialikesets in hie pocket, pocket, and that the fact of Ms sot lariat; date so showed clearly that he bad no Mehemet bilmatios. The jury relied w eosikr disk mast. awl to about half ea hoar they retuned isto soon sof gine a vodka of Rot Guilty. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.- Deo. 7. (Brine Mr. Bow Morita.) TANS P. WA= AND 101D11101t. Tits trial ma seamed tbto .g by anairtka . of • Kn. Pries, MAIM wm. wh• Uri nw the &est her tits n ha ersmileata the sit at ail try. win ears evident of less imprimis, .wield tits sin ter the pridomer. her. Mehl tern, Q.C.,thea made • a boil. sand to lirr, Jr, am bard et Mrs. Inns. The endless white had ben ninon to dhow essanive ihnitiatity Wren the t► epartaata did an really pen awe than tan Mr. liebreem was asap Milan nth tits whole haft et the Ca rnation as nil as with Ma. I. It al* at Mat sight IMISM to Is • very earned dasenermse Ihn Kr. debress nand lave rhea Wale. dr dr negeadrat. tat wham it . 1 14.91 1184 : 411.1 4 1 0• 1 •Mir7 0085 boa be• 11 tb• balk Me eV Oarreleas whatever :=••• ts laws IM 11•1161•11 VIIMIOOL As Am the tithe asiment, IS was disrilkoz bassibis. Weald say nem ht his anus believe OM ill• MOM Idle IMO penny wall Imamate everybedly la Obillember, the lady. essennan le Kr. Bare karra, and, asseedieg le ne orawasee„, nrian nth the oreespatien ales lseisin vend anybody beam that two each perassa ma wits MOM have aannitard easing at am hen et the dor without deb et delestlem, weal' ban bred a 1,7, with driver lin mersanted with then Ay, too, win ostilliii..o•l ass lan Mtn sat ea • Fr its road, .ad is high mein Ow the myna et wreeting their arraign prima as Ina im alibi el ell usinni I , Then was emethsr=el Warn, la the ean no, when was mad rreented. The it. winos to rha l tliepdat wee • pressamed sad ha that the naterksis van ere eat with Mks Prater that ohnt " Ms Mir neat here by aad that that ths ohms tan carnitted. Bat at the len aria It was peeved began linen drat st the Yee Simi by the wirer Mrs Pram Camieske was to Dubin The sots swors to se IsiW rhea pine ia Ks homes of lin. Kra, No. 2, Bgnstem-erest, was lam of mil wonky of bale, nottathatamilma the cinema eamarlity et dotal with which they led ten ear roaried, ant Ms aware ot winner trim ispend to iheir seseassers. yet Necatir the ex-rieradvs Field . . led wilithe rospastiate without gasser. Re burr that is the sth of July, 1664, the whole tautly of the Conner= wrinaming a to lowa, rd that they would =2 . 11:o fim 2, thrfflootsseireat eons mei lo dm= and ism at is or he wwfi km en neased of Ms Lewin ; far f l oeisms upon width he hml Naar to =lnk Mr. Ream wen re modal& asset h. Thestala in kilo *wad was, I' Agrood to rasp* Ida • day, within shillthp • thy arra if I give satfuleotha." The jury emit /mow what cartnotion to place= thins worth, "if I_ aro antiketiou ;' and they word am bow Important it had ismer la Mr. BIM to have naweatidng Mai ant without in. of thou Areardiogly he falrodaand hisjay, (hocotl, , Yle the house is the tea -1 rector do auk =too Oars • week. The &dr bides wore bored on Itheday, the ard of July, sad the two oats of adultery wen mesa to haws hem consort= cm the two days followiV emk bteet within two or three hours of Mr. and Mrs. Cm a arrival. But it so hammed that Mr. Field's own which the jury would happily bare before the= flatly oontradired the evi dence of kin air. Or of them swore that du into the. the mallard what she had rut was on the Wodamday night or Thursday morning. The other two man that they did not Barr it till • later period still. But Field, is hie wary on the Tuesday, the 4th of July, said that ha Ird net Evans, who told him that the reopondenta had hese dolosbd. What air could that argue but • fore gone detarmthation on the part of the petitioner's attorney and Field's employer that the porde' should, under any tir o:marinate, to detected on that Tura ? Again, on the 6th, the wawa orals that Mr. Robinson, after oommitting mots of whalway, hit the hors at half-past 3; whereas Field, la hie orgy on that day, mid that he had watched the hour from 21014, aad though he said that s man sad a won= ha Is Iris( that interval, he sold nothing whatever about Mr. Rotireca, who wee of course perfectly wall known to hho. B. (Mr. Jams) should be able to show that Mr. Roblara was not is dm house at all on that attieoa, and os the widowed his witnesses would ray corroborate 7 's ova is mast shatter in pleas the utheraide fahri aids= of men aim _ They had hard of inapt= at =7 which aloblithed is Fromm under the C=l- was Pobilo &My, who no men wee sure that &deadly Wan= did not aka every night by his olds in the person of Ida wife, but that we. so nothing compared with the =which this ex-detemive was rakes to inaugurate. tad, however, that the jury word by their verdict mark their reprobation of rah praidices, sad would restore modest word fret fame to this unhappy lady, whom matador' bad Woo so madly sad so unjustly .riled. Mr. Sugrat Pigott (allowed on broiled Mr. Robinson. Winer= were thus called to rebut, with soon or hue directors, every portion of the =tither's era In anew to pewee an slits on the two insportaat days, July 4 sad 6, Ytr Roblineoa, Motor of the 00-reepoodent, the Rev. Mr. Myhos, am= of the =posttest ; Mrs. IPDonald, aunt at Mn. sewn, end wifs of Major-Grad M`Danald ; the Rev. Mr. Thrthroy, Mr. Roldroa's broth=lo-law • and Davis, Mn. Inn'. mid, Irmo ermined, sad the y showed that Mr. Robins= was sot In the ram after about 12 o'clock= the two dogs in grodon„ Thome this petitioner's wieners hu hoi an the okhay so having Inks& place at least two ms re. It big moody 7 o'clock the court adjourned, and to. morrow (Ude da ) Mr. Field will be called an =halt of lirs. Ivens. the not having thought proper to rani= hiso on this mirth= ASSIZE INTRLLIOENCZ HOME ClRCUlT.—Mamsycars, Dsc. 7. The wars•iselaa for ths avaniy el Kant was sport in this town as likeday, by Mr. Justice Wigibtaaer, ash to da bedlam ieli pomaded with me 10 o'clock. TM salender m y iles Ibe gems et Id prime's, eel then le sue "berm of manic sod sewed Mier mime arme to be dirV hi L t Mien aleiblie• 116, pleaded guilty to an which ch=ldin with ttairiag a forged osetilleete, with Intent to Mr. lied* who appeared for ths prosarriss, bileeined th• emit Ihst lir perms was the ascretery to a husk mart' at Tubridge, and that he bad *Mee admire et s that it wes sessamary to here the artidosee el Mr. Tliel Pratt that every wish imMiles was head mod• is to law, :be; spument that • its ef Ms Ise rovinof far each aseibste„ NM he Fedora • model he that sweat, Mich be repseedell le led mid. No is at .It was meirell it • emilleate et this dreriptica, mad the pri mer, by Me repeomeeden be bed arse, had defrauded the sesistrat lite wsweas. illstres was dined. Willies Proem 21, was charged with stealing a par Intl im a= •30 frees pis ., the property at the Post- Kr. Whin ell Mr. annuli colander the prosecution , the *ma* woe deltoid by Kr. Widow. The Firm was seemed as • lasts Wit at Prearness, and It mased that In aseresseso et sanpleate that had it.. mil et Wes big lost Mr. letkey, • gettlsman cce mei/ with ths head yr mat Ass la sake imairim sad ea las 7th el lu sissue • sr bra enefieheg one lase wed • 1111 hem pima addressed le aMa Irs at =S tore, Ilbernseis wee bonded to Itr. I. As poibaraloor, to hs mad, sad be ONE it is the lebewbeei eel dm Inge into tbe Wawa heel II est sad Mier It Is ble sealwee am tin teDewleg when the Wm was and Muted mem a et saw belies ter dr Meese th Mem The ,le egyearelobl set deem die Mir in dr end Mee be bead IS to Man lee is add OM le bed legethe is, mod had lesegle II leek hem Tilerrehost, *bilk was MOWN pr am el lb ifolhory. Up= the Ire se being mused the Ms me head to have bra mbstraotsd, and the prim hem Me meld, Inowsef Mohr awl aosealhol, but the ralreisi saw wallet fin& Its. Mfg& ebe yesimasee, me very @evenly sem ammied by Me. Mom eh, Melted ibm lim mt llLl: udt... et beephellim 1111 0111 SIP mmer i Veld i et su rrnires et Se TeebedieeM ass me wheeled, NA dot nem MI mida the bee,rssruir he meld be MI %In sod oh of • Isar Urn *we Sim else r Maw gym. Mr. MN sin OM We seeds& • am wire bed Mem mil "Meet Mm sired by as pety who was maid to 111111100 1.111 mew, MI the TemeMse astierithe disbud the .ousel in hie accaste la someresas of the endedem, Mr. Wise mils • very ..reset upped le the jury ea Wolf st Ms yeforner, ea be sentswiel that sir the ed- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Babe Kr. Poshkty, Q.C., Anibat-lodge, at Clerkanwell.) Till QUI= f. CAPIIOII. This wet a am in which an Indictment had bum 6•21 i against the defendant, Mr. Thomas William Capron, for an mann upon Mr. Morrie. Mr. Hrjaaet Hollentiar, cm the part of the yeamantice, mine down specially to op* to the court to Az a day for the trbil. The Assistant-Judge add ha thought it was a are kr az hibitks of sends of the pease, Rot indioturat. Mr. Xenia% oa the part of the eisfeadant, egad that the oar aft& be aril the sat Dories. Mr. Capra led bees belt le bell to gamy try charge that s c r irg b e s , pederred spier M the eet ersim, sot any sad tide .himet badag bra fiered and= he was not yet gesparri kw the deism Mednetliaillea r re a osed the application on the prod theit the blandest `w ell knew the snare of the =LHs worked orris, sad tir raegistante W= over in two myths of 6001. rob, and hie own re segairsos of 1,11001., be appear here. lie asked that Thin day skald be erred kr the Mal. Mr. Metralle headed in an affidavit swam by the de fendant, share that be bed not had radial des so pre pare his delis* and ellmately it was arnaged, as the awed= of the learned judge, that the awe skald dead err aril the sat radon, on the first day of which a nos fir the trig would be fixed, If secedwary. Mr. Orlseat Bellintine said hY client desired tub placed In the whams bey wed his wish.' in that napes pairtly and seek* esksided with his (fiersat Balkatinees) own oldeita. Mr. Mere& rid there was ao Statics of arranging the rarer. adored to rand over. __ thislerdas, 213, sad Gawp Jews, 23, Wife indicted for hicsioesly WNW. end ealsrint the dwelling-home of =easy, and Wroth sz silver spoons and other her The presma ig =se a widow, living at 27, 01=ed. Oa the eight date eat of November E : a = . la lea, she amered all the doors and windows In the °Wary way ; bed during the night the panel of the shutter of the heed perkier window yea taken out with a chisel, and as sal mss allied by a thin knife being Sainted hawse the sashes, end the catch slipped bark. The contents of the cup board, • Um-piece, and some money were carried off by the thieves. The r Zeoners endeavoured to sell some spoons to Mr. Lewis, , of Old-street, but he would not pur chase. The polioe, from informatics received, took Center don into custody, and after being cautioned, he said, " Well, I may me well tell you all I know about it. I did not break into the house, but me and Blowy (the other primate) went with the stuff to Lewis's in the morning ; we loft it there, and were told to tall again in an hour. When we went bath be would not buy it. Wavy then said, " We haveanother market for It," and took me Into Golden-lane. He carried the Siva into • shop—a wardrobe shop, on the left hand side, and I waited at the door. He got lie. for the spoons, and showed me the money when he came out .' The policeman than apprehended faces, in whose poemesion they found • knife, with which the window arid have been opened. Centerdon's boots corre sponded with some miter marks on the premises. The prasestrbe said the spoons she lost wets marked " W.M.P." Mr. Lewis shad that those offered by Jaws to him for sale woe title. loses sawed the jury that he ins* went to sell the spoons for the other prisoner, who when his torn ceme made an Ingenious address, °Patin a = that the discrepancy in the description of the spoons to Mr. Lewis and dime stolen wee fatal to the chart* against them, or at lima infused so much doubtinto the case that they ought to hay the benefit of It, and be acquitted. As is as boot marks, he submitted that there Wife hundreds of themethda of boots of the same size and description in weer ; sad the spoons whisk Some sold for him ware in his pommies beim the eibbery leek pleas An sled the wee dar peered la fewer °Mom The AsekilanWadge rammed up, sad the jury, after some deliberating, thud the prisms's 11 ot Gritty, giving them the beast. et the doubt. Jaaaeeald the paketaan had stated that ha (Joan) had bass aosvldad at Ws onurt In January, 1856. That was a 110; and It was very Important to as he had his living to let, that aneit a esatansat Amid be oontradieted. The A....4 =r eat was a raattar between the Monter mad the (WY* Mr. Creasy.) William Aran({ 37, carman, Was Wilda for Mailing tine bookish of sized ooro. the property of William Stuns and moths', his samMes, and Jame Boats, 66, and Thomas Bow, 27 (`thrall mesh we indicted for fakaknisly ra tifying the mon it to hate bean stolen. Mr. Coopar Mr. If ottani applied for the nesivere. Theprerwa toes are coal merchants in the City-road, and the primer Arnold, u one of their carmen, had be.. entrugni with food for the horses when he was seat eel with cad. This, it appeared, be had sold, or diamond el in sow o th er way, instead of feeding she honer with it, sad be was watched. The other rimier, ware sera to drive shit him In • cart, and be headed theta QM eador, con taining ahr brink of mixed provender, with which they doer at The per Bean ter a carman in Ida - Oust Botaih, and his father worked tor him. The jury retired to coaskier their verdict. Ultharely dry fund all three Gleilty, sad reocanteanded the Bean to moray. Arnold wr elleideOlKi to eft, His= younger to eve, and Been senior :to tea months' hard labour. A put Lumbar d ordinary oars of duple laresey sad TD blet the puma were &weed of la the two courts. They woe IN hawed. 7HE POLICE COUB7a We me segmeiell bJ Mr. J. W. Cooper, of 1!, Silted sgeme, Ossesesial-read Best, to meow ea erressoss ini pressisei whisk his gine bath to cosmogonies at the defr bilew i_s_gAirrTwesuerbe is the late charge of es= asd others to chea au4 aud =sad Co., of lore-lans, to the amo t mat of 999 E In the wares of that exanissUon it appeared tin* Cartwright's Monson was a " Jibs Cooper," of 9, Albertsciese, that be took that beam to Jame bat, and disappeared dassity agar ICartwrigkt °Word the geode; but the lispelegies dodge% the a pp& comp , lains Mese form the bet that ha glee teak the same house, No. 9, Altsat•damages" ta the tordvieu month of May but never resided thus having shortly after relinquiabed it for No. 12, No. 9 being taken immediately by Cartwright's reline. BOW-12TMMIIT. _ _ amp nap,. aVia bus twisty-three rme is thesevise et tb• Pest-ellee. armed Wore Kr. ins ea • metre °Wen bill removed t l e amp Ins a Mlles wastlesese hail jsr Amps. .4 .1 = Prim* NA es& thereby deessillag Malreetrate 7 l4 Iket Me art bad he ease U.. Meea ISMI bailealm the box at the Boma* Wash t. eblibrees thedear a the mast =a ma, It bah be lose tbr suegesesd that he wee to the bait M reavetag eapteriallog the steam for white • eale thit led beta mar ea ether YU" sad .body ettlitseeek wee I wk. is tat bin Ire la bel twee puma 4 =1:1 e t Net elk% ow vitt arc •-. vezisi ealeMaie arms thewasisar isasak Oa bib, - wil t. MIMI/ libbb had bees atm tam be Wen Vibe amett l es Tbs searaare MOW tees War hem whisk the were tam, es It we set th= • e- • emery bream. every ..wTw lieet-eMee ▪ segaMst me rem, Irby bed beta se reeny rem to tbdid maybe. y iii d i Azek a peelibe. bat they hal rebel tabelbee *seals see amid loamy peatateet, M tbey bk k in bay to ado de ramgde. Mr. himiiros Os Yea en fibs t 6 me* silk, to ea sand fa Weed say earl emu* Tea lose eheeseier. yew eel yew yea ere le ski a. Yew. lambeekee I ~not canseive how a man's noderetandfng eau be so de floilat—evea if he hod ne sense of right and wren—that he ems be tool enough 62 do ~it a thing. Ido not mks thus renarks to add to the pant you must slaw with the proved et storvadoa or the workbones before you and your wits and but in the hops that they may possibly induce ethos who any be about to 03111111th IPOO• Simile, eft to us, sad entildw the ~ow eensigisooss el web *try dtiaeeety You sot liable to a Ins of M. I know you connot:pay that, but I cannot mitigate the quaky lower than 40e., for it is right that others, to away to themselves, should be deterred trout "oh othetor. . . . Charles Field, the cabman, on whose behalf numerous otraitable persons have lately forwarded subscriptions, waited ea Mr. Jardine, who paid him the balance of the mosey n oshed as his amount. Previous advances had been made to him treesehee to his regeirementr Led he had been enabled to hiehlik his in a small bustuest from which he hopes to &hive a ennhetible subdstenos. e desired to express ia the amropepers hie heartfelt gratitude for the bounty of the globale. The *Mel amount received for him was 841. 16e. 6d. Mr. Jardine has received for the poor-box one half of a 61. age from Lord C., who requested an acknowledgment. TER ANDOVER NUIDER. The following is a continuation of the amount in taemelles et yesterday et tles examination et the padre Beaks cet the charge at be critomsd la th e ander et tits decessed Yr. Perms : isid Jobe WWI= Town, suer mamba by Mr. Poland, —Tbe primmer tuned down Willtray-drove, Whig to his cottages. Any owe gulag to Banked octagon mold cane out again in the Weybill-roed, bet they mut get over a hedge, there is es read there. The Led on which the new boil dievi am ass hesserly Banks's, mess of it, I believe, is his now. When I lift the Railway Tavern I drove mold Bishop's-court-lans, by gas stain, end book to the tavern. I went into the tavern, and stayed there =el about ten minutes to gleam, when I drove home down the Weyhill road. I maw Banks and his wife about AMC o'clock at my haw after I got home. I do sot know if they had anything to drink. They remained there about half se hour, was left. Banks orenetiesse gets up early in the massing teas his dog out fors run. I have kw wiz bin do so on several ocatioss. Ro-extunined by Mr. Foulden—l did not me Henke it the Railway Tames when I returned dame through the station yard. I was absent about • quarter of es how. I ham never seen the prisoner out in the morning. I only know it by his telling me that he had been out. John needy, jun., said—l live with my father In the S' awidaa's buil ding are close to ay ".that's gerdan wall. Os Monday, Nov. I left Andover at 26 abaft before ten eas eclat. I Clears beam Then a soak am% egad It was a quarter to ten by that clock. Mr. Davis and a led named Williams were with me. Wham we got lo my fathm's gates, Mr. DIMS and Williams re. inalood taking when I sew a man standby the pier of the wall Peer Hawkins". buildings. There is • slight bend in the wall, end we were standing within the bead ; still I sew the man Int user Mr. Hawkinds gate, sad when he get to the Or he Mood still. He could see us. He did not do wilting, but stood ;ate Mill. We remained striding there shoat three Wanks, when Mr. Davis and myself west *and Mr. Williams went running down the read. Mr. Davila back wen towards the men at the pier. Thera is an elder-tees against the par when t h e man was ern and we left him there when we went in. It wee Bet emmlik ke me to see who the roma was. The shade el the elder-ties paamented it. By Mr. Poleni—l was in the road, mad sot in the mew of the wall, when Yr. Davis end Mr. Williams wire talking. It woad take ma shoat alma minutes to walk from Claoey's to ray father's loam Join Wrnimar wee In company with the last witness and Mr. Davis on the evening of the ithed No vember. I did not Mame the time by Clears olook, bat it was about 90 adnates to 10 when we lift the town. The lest witness leek so pert In the oonvereation. They both went into Mr. Preedy's, and I ran dews the road. John Smith said—l occupy Little Bark Farm, about two miles from Andover, beyond the Ballow Tavern. Oa Mon day, the 22nd of November, I left the &az Hotel at Andover to return home. The cloak Mrdek ten when I was a little the Andover side of the Railway Tavern. Oa going met Climes home I met • young rasa running towards Andover. He had a parcel under his any which I thought ematehaid books. After passim; him I went from 80 to 100 yards when I met the prisoner. He was welkin; on the footpath. There was a woman with him. I the prisoner very well, and be has always spoken to me when we amt. Hs did net speak to me that night, and when be paned ha tamed away ftom me apparently to evade me. The spot wimma nest him was on the Andover aide of Mr. Footmen estresen to his hoses, and the dock struck tan about three animas afterwards. By Mr. Poland—l am positive me to the ideality of the . I noticed the moon that night, bat do not know rw°llll . direction it wet when I was going up the Wapiti; road. I went past the railway bridge, sad crowd the aide home. I frequently meet Bank., end generally speak. I will not swear that be has me on several condone without speaking, but my is( la that he ha. aot. I was In the road, and the prisoner was on the footpath. I have no doubt it wee a woman I met with the primmer. Charles Keels said—l work at Waterloo Foundry, and on the morning of the 23rd November I was prooeeding there to my work, at about half-pa st m eve o'clock, when I met the prisoner new Mrs. Cron s corner. I said, " Good morning." lie had a dog with his He asked me which way I was going, and I maid tip the Bellsbary road, and he said he would go that way too. We want on till we got through the turnpike-gat., when I saw my partner on before. We overtook him, end ell walked on together until we came to the gate leadi ng to Mr. Fooleries lawn, In front of his house. Banks then lifted his dog over the gate nearly opposite the field where the body was found. The dog came out of the field about 70 or SO yards forth. rep the road, when the prisoner called him to his side. We then proceeded along the road until we got just past the Millway-drove when we parted, and the prisoner went across Mr. Wolfe's field, where I told him I saw a hare on the previous Friday. By Mr. Polaad—lt was a beautiful morning when first I met primmer. He said he was going to take hie dog oat for a run. There was nothing amid about the bare until we peeped Mr. Lamb's cottages. I told him so in ceasseptenee of seeing • hare there on the Friday previous. George Hammond confirmed the evideaoe of the last witness. -- 6 n —the application of Mr. Poulain, the prisoner inn at this nage of the promedlais again reminded mill Tuesday, the 14th nut. THE EXMOOR MCIRDER.-rDISCOVIII OP TEE .16bY: The body of the little girl who was supposed to have been murdered by a man named Burgess, now awaiting his trial on that charge in Taunton poi, has Jest bean dis covered. It will be recomabered, that about four 'mouths ego Burgess suddenly disappeared from Exmoor Forest, taking with him the child, his daughter, who was about three year. old ; and that when Borger wee next seen the child wee sot with him, and no clue oould he found to her. H. was appre hended ce stwpicion at Swamis, where he was working, end made a desperets attempt on the hfe of the ommtabie while he was being conveyed from the Welsh to the Deem shire amt. Shoe then the pollos have been searching Exam Forest for the body of the child. At keel it was that It must have been thrown by the prisoner into= copper mine in the Exmoor Forest, called the " Wheal Wm" This mine wee full of water, and ea It was of a depth of 216 feet, it was at once felt that to empty it would be a work of very greet labour and difficulty. The duty wee sub emitted to Mr. Sopeviniendent Jeffs, under whose direatiou en =ghee and Talkies pumps were erected. After prose. outing the - work for Nome months the water was got out, but It was thee bond that the old waking' were so charged with hal sir that to attempt to enter them would howitably be &needed with loss of life. Farthsr deisy wiemeh sad the warm spin bona to accumulate. TM Oise, 901111910, owed their effurts for its reduettoa, sad as dank need they have succeeded in recovering the kedy. It we. to a seek dad was found on the platform of the great gat, Male* of 209 feet, and within nine or ten feet of the bottom The body was very little decomposed. It must have been Is the water for more than four mouths, het thematic Wag bestray charged with mineral malts, thighs,* preserved It funs pare factitra. On the body WO/0 KM, /UMW of the paw Idtls strre clothing, and others of her wearied apparel wen hod be an oil skin which is known to have bileged to tea tither. ln the seek with the corpse were some small begs fell of stones, placed evidently far the puree al eh*- leg It. Ons of th ose begs has ales been resegelesd se having been in the priscair's polemics. The body hoe been de posited for preservation in some of the ease err, sad mates has been pier to the cormew, Mr. lfsmilan. JUAN El& COTTON.—Lnwooi, 7.—Tlia market to-day has boat rather quiet, but prime numbs the lame as cc Friday lest. The sales amount to 600 0 hales : 600 awl:doh are fro speculation and report. lierat, at 60. to 6d. ; 200 Nay ptisa, at 714. to 84d.; 120 lisreahatm, 7id. to Sid. ; 100 Fermata, at lid. to 801. ; 4,060 American. COTTON 000D6.—lleworuseum, Deo. 7.--11plusers ham be.. able to essammad very full_ prima to-day for yarns suited to the 'Wiens markets. There has bees • fair amount of boohoo trammeled for speedy delivery by ship pets to Calcutta, Baestmy, China, mad Osnmay. Theme pros &Idly Malaita Ws mad Ws tester twist, sad 20's, We, end Ws sank. For Germany buyers have bum wil- Ong to gime out contracts luting to the mid of the year, but net bayou& Telegraphic omessualoathus Ramabarn lad ay, mu* el the weather am motediagly tail 6, and made; theme oimumestaseen though Ices ism is eatermised of ;load mulpeim befog stopped, shippers are esconr age d to memplets all today whisk are of a prosaism elmemeter. For the hems trade there le lass activity, but OM maims banner to lump pier sandy. &Obit emir ammo ame aphis of fa seer asseellase of yarn, bat these MO sally tametkael anew. Teem Or IM Nedieneasea are also bide osimet, Is the deli melee thee fa u very early eel leiter waive heeseed.thenektrithost Gal mem of ealtuame he ladies.. Chia The haat altlsaa haw these irehel• aetammihaed eseeesealeg by the him* eat ma ether mashie ekes nape very in tleee. m4 ltrre i aalele to le*. mad if Gm Yew 'haws it lei heavy thseeesUes, tibia ere max van he an. Mae a a noise& &mat fat idaties cloths, but T cloths mad long olotbs are not i s DO mphrs. quest, though steady in vales. WOOLLEN.—Lana, Dac. 7.—Ths town was so av e . loped in dense fog during the market hours this mon uti that it was all bat favorable to ameba any Lay olothhas dM net even take the trouble to ax their oo& end few eels were made is the ha. By time for the 0001MISOMMIIIi of the white market the atom. phare was dearer, sad rather more activity wee nmaikg s t than in the coloured market. Goode of a light texture wa s in demead, and in those goods cht,edy a talr boasts au translated. WOOLS.—Hunniasetm.n, Dec. 7.—Throe h a gag &otos of wools in the market, and some small parcels e l obeaglas hands, but the prior are too NO for manatee, twin to buy freely with their present limited demand to good'. MAITUFACTUREL—EITDDIMATInD. DI4). 7. commareses of the recent 'dunce in wools of W a tt times suitable for this market, manufacturers are to ask Weser prima, which merchants at present (Demm e , being imelly a slack month) era not prepared to pies, e y Unbar ea the whole has been mach Batter; but m tads • conalthesd to be quite good end healthy, • hike impow t . moat it aspooloi at dr viola( of the new year. CORN.—HULL, Dna 7.—At the mast to-day a aud► rats euppl7 of !mei& wheat; farmers appear to reit ng further and old beet runs of red at Its. te tla per &Vbs. Buyers olim la. to 2a. per qr. lam sway utak is not generally adapted, end in the bushier I ran b i g week's rates are nearly maintained. Facelift w, bet ibt primed to any quotable decline. Barley mores off al ph. .ratter In favour of buyers. Beans and peas slow, at la h e monez4ts are a trifle dumper, with only limited Th e Imports het week are as ender qrs.; , 11,209 qrs,; oats, 201 qrs.; beans, 4,164 T 44 s , pea, 30 ; !Mimed sad rapeseed, 23,044 qrs.; ail emu, 106 loos; boar, 6i9 tam. Limns, Dzo. 7.—The arrivals of whoa are maenads& than of iota. A. dram kg, however, interrupt' bodes% IPS* is naked antirolyto tr u gawants of melon, at obroi the rates Friday. in tile request ; calks slaw support of their prkez oat., and other wit atlas withonfalawation. Avenge polo of corn : Wheat, 2,e4 41s. 1113. • ba*y. 1 , 12 7. gag- 9 3 0 - ; oats, 100 26e. bears, 38, les. Old. ; per, 6, 425. ed. • rye, 13, ko, gp. Lvmor, Dee 7.—Weether ata:P sod (Vv. At to day's Nark* the supply of wheat was again aPea ; good dry naller's ample, ooconsandard folly Tuesday's prior; pi m p maples ed. to i luser . K A lmer. Barley in larg qr e supply; both wady; Is. per Wheat, whits, ellis...tra qualities s., 44e. to 47e. • red, nb.. I, tellbs., 425. to 44m; ditto now, Übe. to 6th.., 30s. to 420; ditto ft&, eOlbs. to elks., 38s. to 324. Battey, Clones, new, 62Ibs. to baba., We. to 424. ' • comma, 611bs. to 620', , 221. to 325. Berme, ad, 6611 w. toellilte., 46e. to tire; an, Mr. to Senn, 44e. to NU. per qr. to the growers. Nswoern.z, Dna. 7.—The weather has the smarms of whiter eating tn. Last night we had host, with a rising bororester. At oar market this morning we had a "okras *bow al wheat front the grower', and, having **thaw bah ham the oast, the trade was no worse thee ea day, a kir basisees being dons at that dey's rates. plea* sold /lowly, pekes being sore irregular then of late. Mil* bosky, salsas pus, most dill:oat to quit, and haws re. luotently postponed to lard for watt ag tzers. Malt doll and drooping. Other articles are un YONTRLY REVIEW OF TILE COTTON MARKET. —3lseern T. sad IL Unlade sad Co., of Liverpool, ta their meathly nem% published yesterday, observe :—" Cot ters hes beat quiet nearly all the month through. Thai was a rally for abw days daring she middle of the mcelb, when 1011111111 whose stooks were exhausted klieg moo freely, and prime advanced ed. to id., bat this imprOTSol64 was grandly lost daring the last fortnight, and the market closes about the same as it opened in November. The receipts into the American ports are very large—huger the was expected by any ous—and the shipments, which von light up to the beginnieg of November, were commencing be Increase. Crop estimates range between 3,400,000 sad 3,000,000 beim. The former seams is be more in favour in the Amide= ports. The frost which occurred during the middle of November seems to have out of the further growth of the pleat, and exoessive estimates are now seldom heard of. Splaners took last month about 20,000 Wee, sad dam the of October about 00,000 bales, ler then what they app begi atZ consumed. They are Importing now to mos must, and seeing the receipts in America so heavy they are ocesuadag whatever exult stock they bought In September. Bushier In lteachestar Improved daring the latter half of November. Spinners and manufacturers have actually beer enabled to obtain an advance fur their productions, while cotton has decibted. There are no stooks, and though the demand for immediate delivery, in coneequeme of the clot* of the =Amnon in the north of Europe, is falling di, many , spinners, especially those producing low number., are fully engaged for weeks to come. East India bee meted little or nothing throughout the month. There was a good inquiry for export during November, bat this has lately nearly ceased. Spinners who can do without colour prefer consuming American cotton, se this is proportionately cheaper. Ship ments at Bombay continue light, and it is likely in February our stook will be almost exbausliel." LIVERPOOL PRODUCE itkitHETS.—MONTEILT Raroar.—kleme. T. end H. Liuledsle end Co., of Liver pool, In their monthly encular, just published, remit : •• Litt le drags has taken place in the general tone of oar markets during the math of November, bat that rtro g hle been on the cheerful side. Boom ankles lave shown greater activity, and a alight advance in price. Is rice, auger end tea large Masectioas have taken place, sad antra to have pried the minimum of value. Jute sad selepetre, after whifering s decline of 3a, per owl., have *pia sanded the Missies buyers, end regained somewhat of I the lost envoi As we have now entered on the clods( month ofrigs par, as peat cluing* can be expected bakes Christmas, bet we bare fropiently seen a movement kook in Denmeler, Yenehipilen et the new year, and should sot besensimil to me emit during the present month, se stab ere beassing iesionetr, mow tamp, and the ocesnmpthe domed lunge beyond pandent ; for the moment, however, the imedlapi we Urge, owing to the Menge of wind, and one matels grist in emsequenes." TRAFFIC itETURNB. =a Pra• 16w Teti. tar, 1111•111n& OK MOM Wan" IN& AL Wil Sinsabor 114. ill a 4 .4„. Vs* man Dewobst 4. w 444 WOO WNW. ... mr .... kin 6.411 Wolk maw Dwassbes 4. Mt* loales 6 1.106 us sls Ll 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES' Amounts how Went% of the Mb of Welter .tats that thew wow violent storm Warr le the eight of the ,sth, and that then WO MVO moons dermal waren hawed hew &hoe on Wore NW OMR. Beethoven (slip). Cate Smith. of Uneasta" from SLAW% 5.54 le London, Intl d ur ean, was 'hoedown le a riakiag Nate wide Sits o: November, In the Water' Oessa; new oared.—Dee. Doe I. 'nthrals (Umber laden), fall of water, end dant*, was WWI with os the 25W of Norembar, In la 45 N., Ica. U W.-1141wea Bee. 5. Mentor, Oaptots Wilma, from Queue ts flowdorawk .110 oohed hew 'wear" oho of Gatobee Jute,to= We not Awe bete heard Of. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ada Miter lbargoe), Inr St. Helms, Non. 1, let If 14 B,lm 411 W. Amos (shlpl, from Livorpool for Calcutta 31 dap, W. 10818 43 1 llO w, BrEast (bargoa), of Brlatoi, from tha West Omit M Midas, NW. Os let 747141,M1 le to W. UMW (Mph steering math, oat. 7, tat 13 34 74, lmUhl W. llistwood raamee), from Cimgeld Ow Mauritius, Oat.; kali M W. halm (4' or and for Bristol, from Ordoaa Come, tfm.l7. 4948 N. In 21 37 W. ✓ile from Boadarisad foe °daft 42 Ima, Oat. VW X. Ise 211 . easay gawk trout Net Bork, Nor. 2, Ist f N. lea 31 W. Valois (aldp), Isom Callao for Cowes, Nor. 117,114 3 1 B. b." V. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DIIND.II.—Des. 4, at Tershern, Bad, the wtte of tierce Data, el • daughter. VOSSIIST.—D•e. I. the sire of Mr. E. R. Tarok el • Kraadde. lagsgirier. of • era lONS 4, et Tottailsak the wtle of R. Tovill. Bak of • Glllllll.—Pee. 4. at 71taellgam ware North. Wilk lb Wit • Z. J. Ore w•. Esq., of • eon. KOCILT.—Dee. I, et Carotins Boum Drerbies. I* Was et it W. C. S. Raab, at a Omega. ZAVIUL—Da S at geese lemtraa Nadea. Heerelk 05111,4 Am V. ham. el • ma. MARRIAGES. DURNITT-IOLLIII.—Doo. f. GS tooro. Hoomoio. or of sio Ookomib. Minna Googlies% doooktor of Os Imo O. POW. ••.o OOULTY-11ILL1I.—Doo. L et the Irevoodooji a DoW . 7 C0m01 u j 4 : . =:A . 1 067:2 11/1•17-4/ADO01.—Deo. 4 GM ouss. sae Um J. O. O. lowarlratia l to Jar. &editor of 111:. Polak of RATHS. 10-00.—Des. T. se Illeneend. litre• alter • lag Mum Le 4lol ' the wife et Ur. Jets legg, •V a. aux bkerom Lt.'s( rartirtVeNterroter. !WWI& L aumAil" METZLI7.—Des. 4L L se Vietortsevek 01.01111•40NOM BK.. aged • MAT NIL— Du. I. 64 Upper Itartes•treet. Deft 1111 . 101 k et L Lame. )IM.AY II 1100111.-1)•• • si Lesiatna Pokrafritout >b ni" 0. Mum ISA.. aped eL sium.,..f. kat V attune.. Iteiteeh J. lad. LW. W 780166.41 the " Warn lertleatlM JoerseL° V ILLI Ste&—nee. Lat lltedUrusitult. arm Hkeeler. 00014 laM ok.u.a damibur re * 0 L 4B _ Jalw Mud br KIM HALM a Sol. Irma. is the tilty et 1,4,60. !Mist,* do• 0 , 1 %0 ar h OM MUM et VlWatrksat.—Wusaii&l. 14