The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-11 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITANT. from LAW =Ws anima.) WAB-0171C11, JAS. 10. 140414 lool—Liestowaw*Goseral Maud IP. =as., from lir Mb anima; to be oolowel. Sr award Bowater, decatool. ilfraWoosSit Ptt;=uwallta Joint Ciatptoll toles MOOT* C. 8., trattaterred to tho Igloo& ADMIRALTY, Doc. 28. Mazi?gal Moriar— Vint Lieutenant Cuthbert Wax ill be 4001148. *in tO pay:half. iLr Usokeiri Edward Willoughby Groavilla Woo hot limisesak vice Ward, promoted. PORTSMOUTH, JeM. 10. Thallbsysas, 6, iron *crow troopship, Commander IL IL Bradanes, urinalto-day from the Mediterraneao, psaider as and Umbels, sad tame into harbor to des drawl Mom ?be Brissasia, training skip, Captain R. Ramis. will be &abed shot W to have bar copper mmaised and mar kianke, prinparstary to allies for Portland, to take wp Mr mice laid dews to her them. The Duquette. 4, wow anal, was nadocked yester day, and Moe Dert.6, anew, yawed is desks to be brought forma for tin dratelam stews mere& The Per. aed the Pirmsaat, annhosts. were towed IT the briar Min insiming and Mated in the irst-dmi steam amersa OILLTIL&M., J atr. 10. By die' *dim of the Admiralty a number of &d -arned sbipottible bow bees adored at this dockyard, to lw employed is Ws esestmetien ci • lave target of oak sod ink. witch will be errened with iron armour-plat.., ti win to tees the manta .1 ao invention by Ms. Scott Mosel for fades* Ws armour-plates to the sides at • slap wilboot bobs at say description, which it is prs rood be apply to she semser-einted frigate Royal OW. Tbe torpettrill be ettimptid to be deetrny ed by We Am ebae, ...Bat Illembuipeom wham it will be Mated. • 6 11114 111. @WWI sleep, Captais Mootreator, arrived Ili*. Nen yonlisam. Wes the Paella, sod wae inspected bp Vieodielmi Jebesions. tbe Oomeseeder-Wehid. who tembileill fibs meet end eseemied Wen at quarters. She is te be paid el at Wis pert. WOOLWICH. Jam. 10. The St. Andrew, =ow steam-weriel, aphi s Thettos, Mtt the RoyalAreesal Mr at 7 deka this mars ing far litalitaa, having es heard ea imams Vey weir mares far Ilrttiek Nardi America, and 15 sosmominie ainsed albeers. whir have lass appaialled ea (hill Sr the Onisdhis MUM TM Spartan, Ars, Breast* sod Par ttime alsammeelle ere new shippieg eisailez mores ; sad ssiwMieteading the wrest sews from America the dwell riddellyetill pmwdls is the sem& roantifseturieg depart mentsy which are peemay wartrisg overtime, although it is =d that ns. Medics will take place whoa the large eo new in had are ewspleted. As Admiralty cedar mis this day received direetiag that Os whale of the hire workman sew employed as Ma desliyard an to he diesherged at the end of Ws fineasial pro, March 31. Rai it.kozes Lssiss.—A ccwrispoodent writes : A seem highly illeihrative of Volunteer awry may be saw sishily at tearlinglas-heen, when Wag= ofd- Ann strength, bananas to the South Weins tein, are busy iu loweriog a hip anthem uslasakmeat on the northern aide of this gumboils dinned kw the mita of s saw ins dal and fat UM, • of the sena which seeds hen that locality, it is diassilass Ws 120 fry 00 feet. The seem snot in witsanad se be apprieiand the maul latest appear, I. he keenly rellehed, sad all ices fa the weld esinstaity represented. The auth annendest cusps, plik-ese is load, cempleness In the belies hive ; lore • rails Inane( • Wavily-lades wbasilistrow, lbsia as artist plying the oriel, everywhere lita awl temegy. Tin fen sad balls is Suassaa ; the .' Ileminglee Lasslie—arp ra ll y playful ur ea _ areat the INAS/ lied Was* ins light up tin annand banns of Oa wenn pimps aid I want awn* to an lbs enlist it wadi parilarnad b thin ebiloir Wad bat ..pia sasister monis" Rl/11 MATCH IT WOZMWOOD SCIVEL —A sirup task pis em tin 9th intuit at Wormwood flarsiss, sin Era at dm Si. Jamie annoy sad the maw stabs it Ilis IL Arno .spay at tap QUM'S (Wastialenar) Tilialsies The noes was SOO, .101), aid WO psi. %a el Ansa% snapiiy see by 19 poiabs. Prints Yams et tan onipaiy tap view it the itau l di take 101, bs Yang anda--dasnissity the usihnosabli sselbor—Aw audio* aeon of 19 pont.. is tie Wed onerry min is shish the 91. )ataaa's man ban bass winerisse t slid ibity bare challeand say WWI ~WO, of Ow Huss. MITILOPOLITAII NOAILD OP WORK& Th. usual raeoliag at tag board was held yester day. Mr. J. TIEWAJTOB is be ark. loomeld aloSomas frompled, which pro the bobooos i ibo bob al the tneatrer moossla *Mb L. lit ; deposit eaceeste, 111‘11111f.. USAIR 31. 11d. Oceremateat seeenues, *PIN. IT& M. PUB QOM TO 113 $L IT TIP TAJUOTO DUTTIICOS P TIM WALD 1011 TAB lIMIVISO TILL The to peessoied le sewider the wortisowd of the ow to be aseessof ow the wetrepObk Me w rong of the bowl for the year 1963, sod presepho woe mho' for the follmiss 11■10411141 :-City of Lemke, 11,0941. 174 ed. ; 15a. Dd. ; 84 Itooree, 11,1001. ld. ; Landoll. NU. 4.. Bd. ;84 Gawp, Ilmover-erpow. 11,8781. . ; Isliestou, 3, 0 811. b 5d.; nearaltds. 1.3 9 5 4 . 6 4 Paddiadtaa, 4,0664. 7s. 9d. ; badheal-peee, 1.11371. 6a 9d. ; Neeisoos, 3.5194. b. 11d. ; Ossaborma. 3,7381. 34 51 • IL Jones, Weld- Wooer, 3,0511. 44 'AL ; Cledoseoelt in ksBsl. 13s. 3d. ; 11771. 24 ; Lordegtee. 4, 184 11d. ; 91. lobo Mises, 1,2111. lb. N. ; fleollswerk. 3,1131.194 IN.: bewobey. 43141. 41. N. ; 811. Oserswie.the-Nesb. =.l4s. •Td. ; 94 llartie's4wilwriebillillasll9l. 14s. N.; 014145err„1.6101. Is. ; Wed 3834 34 b. .; Lb ; Heropeteed, .15.7 d.; 2,3474. 114 Da. ; Oreewrich, 3,9141. 74 9d. ; lirodoioster. 2,0684. 44 3d.; Wsedswarth, 4.0931. 184 Thaw. %INTL 13e. ; St. Oilo. 1,79 b. 7d. ; Rel. Wm. 1,14. U. 164 7t ; dam& 1.9434. 104 7d. ; 1111loa4 3,3151. Ts IL; 1.n54. 7a 10d. ; Polder. 2.31 W. lb. ; 94. levies& . 17s. 7d. ; IPlueesised. 1,4144. Ito 3d. ; Lewisham. JO Id. ; 8l Olsve, 1,6134. ls. Si ; Cherterhow. 141.04 ; Ony's-iss, 831.64 9d. ; Willismiss, elf . Is. ; Id*" IDYL lbm 9d. ; Wag, 821. lb. Id. ; Katra.pwashiel,2l4. 114 N. ; Homey, 14. 7. 101; Oleserieb, 11071. MAL; Wimbledon, Ibiebom, aid Kerte.. ld.; Orerbe, 4114. 1114 ; Merdse, 24.; Iticeneed, 1711. 34 114, 7781 b . .IL ;11 - 01074110111117111111111110.11111111WA0S 01 1111 111111010 M The bawd promded b ermider t h e report of the Nabs DMus. tharaellee, eluded that the committee satinets wry levessably ehe peemetetes for &alien with the sidle serthers twee et the stetropols, contained Ta w = masoeshoMmo hem the Rea. Williams Napier sad Mr. WinVzse, and resessmesifing the heard Ile meet to the of a essessiou of the sewage to • tem e/ yam, petorldsi the requisite satherity be = do est s t a the tediehdewe le the board, end *abject to Me et ail seemmery datums in the hill for the belies of et the bared ad al the public interests confided to Mem @mike arm* the taillamt by the coiniany of tbe s =test mieriehes by them. esemselwatbras Weft read 'Manly coodemaissr Z e=llits et breabse over a saboablo commodity to the which lee to be applied I. liquidation el the =ill lie Mt. Wm.smole• mewed a mestudies is farces et essestiag te the pammeell. sad is the siewssery sametwes fra wirryise ft WM elect, whiolt was emeded by Mr. Orpmed Mr. DouL7OI 111001 hi it meld at present be impolitic be take the seem mu proposed, tad reeved as an mead. mat Mist tie deemseste and the report et the pow mitts, be petaled sad pieced is the beads of ambers, and that the ealidost he siMserned for a month. Mr. Alarms LAWIOII3CI seesuded tie emendates; sottish spar esseidwatie disconion,wss carried by 17 to 13. firm suell stattee were disposed of, mad the hoard solissesed. Tom SaTina.—The ass universally popular shamanen d lime PAL mss to be particularly neforto. SOW IN weft btu maiden with munkipal authorities slam he left limo regal seas f r that of the circus. In lawsleseloisang lasleal few days, some excitement has base eassal wig he liresatioritiee refusing to allow &yen, be meet Ids losers he Dids•streell, after he had DWI' armee meets Weft ma el& the eawetery of the proposed hotel meepany, awl boa Waggly pas to the expense of about 3001. is slurp/ Ih n ireed, he. It appears that the hotel assaphay lei le purchase the groom! from Ohs eerpristiem he set p. 14 up the whole of the de. Peet em, esessgpsehly dr polite sod other oerporatien sass wadi sit Ist Sayers stay oa the ground. Tom *id M penewals the sea and town clerk to alter their hat t r ze to do eo, offering however a ate b eat of read, which is rather aa est the way plme. This is small tiara B.+yers hoe less stopped ham waft his deem as in near be remembered the M imi easy suldeniiks rifund to let the Mudaels pahrewiee sing le his harem isearteatly forgellsa Mask Mk be west bit doom Tam ur as Ihrt.—lnot night eteidernhin mins nos eland k is solghbenebnal el upper inner &wok swig in be break, en in the posnin tang ten no lim liminat, whatnot* a* wasidaslasse, seer ==ft* Illosswormarall. tem saw mom time lama ;art el the kosnanni, mei me mming semponnoon in whin NM Moine else' wen derail wag. Pam We pin the inn onehed the Jheel wswaiwossav a Zimas Ism ban non mimed is tinttilai pan eI tin Ihnonnio Warns MID 0100.L..."Parfaction at nnainalmn'—nlanang ems. Odd wasebagl i t is =mo sem usinea, s ID garaan Ilsmas's paw Isk lee MPS alimps, demelplive of er al lstragie. awnhapmeme la any NM ce the woe ItaCiges wink Ihe wain ben i =ed Sin sma ant ihm aid ma he pass AO ed• a w- lama. is ad cays.ami de Imesa, l 4 1•001184I71n—indeoli THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY WICKING „UNITARY 11, 1862. 'SPORTING INTXLLIGIINUS. NOMINATIONS FOR THE SPRING HANDICAPS. The risen* published number of the sheet Weeder eintene the winiestion which were wine es the 7th al Jemmy. These for the Chinn Cup end the Northampton shire elates we have already plead thine the reader, arid we am within the entries for the other important Spring last,, These entries are not so numerous as th ose - of ells& the shortcomings are by no means indica te., of a dean* popularity of the respective stakes, but are sisinly_ attributable to the many new and attractive events which now put forth claims to the support of owners of nesse. The diminution, too, in the number of askiesibere to the respective stake is lintel/beak For maple, the Northamptoeshire Stakes of last year obtained 125 subs ; this year it Ins 18 lea The City sod Suburban Handkitheanbere 149, whilst in 1861 it obtained 159 'striae ; but It. "Mg bather," the Merropohlea. has 99 wake., 7 lee than it obtained last year. The Newmarket Handicap, however, show. a Liget wary than lest semen, when 66 manse were appended to it • t Ude year 72 borne ere entered for it. Indeed, altogether the entries for the Newmarket events are more satineetery. sod the racing prospects at head quarters are eseesreging in the extreme . 'There are 348 h.rses in traiairse re the town, and of that nenther 146 are two., void*. The Chester Cup shows an entry of 168 against 187 of last year, and the Great Northern present. • list of 66 subs., 10 leas than in 1861. Still, bldg the entries, in the aggregate, for two-year.old, weighs for age, and Mediae races, the extruded popularity of the turf I. strikingly apparent. NEWILIRKET CRAVEN MEETING. Two Norsiaaarr Hairoicer. From the starting post d the R.N. to lb* sad 0111 C. (72 aida.) Me Age AVi Wallace al by Siockinill— Antonelll 3 OPailiiii Sodas° . 6 liabinalla 5 =lir 3 Victor DrossWNW, .... II tom 4 Dolma Dough Dimond.. 5 SIM vi z i r. 2 Benham Lao Madge Wildfire .. 3 4 •=65 3 • °Winn:der 4 W=flre Itentanatatat .... 6 Ihrallna hiatus 4 Op Flyereap. . li Traveller Osbrislindribiam 4 Nsamatat ~. Ilirenlonsa .... 3 boa Came re mie lllisila .... 3 o= l, a Blame* a Maid 4 Rim itstallb.. 4 W I V=as MII Worlidni $ II 5 I tanillan „ I ailor ... $ = 5 Coma II 5 Demi 6 lbw= Baum 3 s 4 =dos • Ueda II Dims 5 5 11510 Idnosi.... 4 ado 4 Salim 6 Jaclatlia Wags* 4 711.56456 m II logiala BATA MINSING. Ten 801131611135155 drama Two maw and a aims (89 subs,) - Wallace 44 , ale 5 Dulcet 5 Priam of Deamerk 3 • D Alrepl MIS rafts 4 a ..., 4 4 PUM 3 Del Ommilt .... 5 Carmelo I Ski Pearl II Tolima, $ 75mm 8 Illailyer 6 Dusk Salm 6 Name 4 w hy Lie.... 8 Pain 2 711rtatiee 4 M 4 11.04•4241100 2 . • Julia 4 I W ish allai lrgepse— 4 Len 4 8 • 6 Moue AMIOMM2. 5 8 4 rive42=25.. 8 Mr Wiliam .... I Wsi 8 PrOmelisialble.. 6 5 Daft 6 Dads 8 = 6 8 IL 4 Walmigrite a leadie lliima 4 Werimmi 6 law 4 Benet m Weetmor4. .03•1124.14122,.. Humphrey 3 had 3 S Dreatimmi 8 Mama, $ Guerilla Premer :1 • laimrla novidwoMor 6 M s • • fitarkm• i 21 1 =1/4•1• •••• MOD iHrlli .... 5 TimaIMME 4 Teschesemol.... 6 1 Hoeft 41 ley Wail, I rall:=2s Yom_ Midway 3 244464 6 8 Wesel* 6 : = Pa Idoormil .. 4 r i 18 .: I t i a • a .... :W u. s Pes 4 Nslados • mode( iii Imo a Lad I. ?Ilya= la a soksatiber, bat did Doi UMW Windham and I came up to town sops afterwarde. We same to Mr. Roberts's hones la . Mr. Wig& hans dined with Roberto. There wore no partial. Windbags and Roberta did sat always dine sloes. I seen Ma. Windham dies with them. Whoa I sang the Ethiopian melodies oar the 'veal of Chriongerde I Masked my face. I raked Mr. W 's penerion to anew me to do so. I had • basks. I had not high cellars, it wee a turn-down. The coachman was also dressed in the same manner. The costume was knee brioche', grey stock ings, no shoes, and a loose shirt tucked inside Wbsa had been in the room some time he absented himself s l ad dressed himself as I have before described. Refreshments were served out. There was ale, sherry, champagne, aad • bowled putsch. Mr. Windham proceeded to bed himself. He wanted to get up at half-pest five or six. When I went to him he was up and Reexamitied —There is not the lead MUMS for saying that Mr. Windham was drunk on Christina-day. Th. belt which he wore occasionally was mine, the:t it wee the nos the company supplied to me. He admired the belt because he mid it locked like military uniform. When I first went into his sertios he and Mrs. Windham had separate rooms. ' Emma Trite, chamber-maid at the Bedford Hotel, Ce vent-garden, stated that she remembered Mr. Windham staying at the Bedfasd at night, and that she observed nothing about his diarent from the room of other gen ! Hamm. I The inquiry wee Hen win adjourned. 00. y, prosecuted• and Mr. Sleigh. instructed by Mr. I= e ee Marlborongh•street, defended the prisoner. The evidence of the progenitor, given en • former occa nen, was that on the 12th of December the prosecutor and yeisoner stayed at the New York Hotel, Leicester-street. and Mew intimate. They both left on thiamine daz o: lt g d travelled by rilway to Dover in the mune ourign the journey other persons got into their carriage, and cards wore tatredweed and betting went on ; ultimately the pro wl*, bet 14.500 frames, and was told by the primer to leave as, is be had lost enough. They parted Pelkensea, sad the prosecutor west on to Paris. As seen es he net then be mentioned the eironmetasolls to • bind. sad ie the ovens of twenty-four home returned to Loam, when he gave information to the y dios. Through the means of the Der he recovered UM of hi lost money, and afterwards gave the prisoner into custody. The additioad *Odense given yesterday was of Mr. William Moody, who mid he was manager of the New York Hotel, Leicester•trest. Re knew both the prosecutor and prisoner u staying there. He had • book of entries sod chirps plait the visitors, which he produced. On the 12th ell Desember there was an entry in his handwriting, Hentllbee,tneellfust." Witness knew he slept there, and OW lam at berelleet that morning. On the same day the ormisulcv wan thee% sad bed breakfast. He paid hi bill, MIMI/SWIM 11 Sad 12 at noon, for the continent. On the theme sea an aster in the same book, " Hamilton, lieshhet sad dim." After the latter, he called for hi eseenell and Mad it. He had regular apartments in the We% WhilLiteire paid for esparately from the refresh ment% Be. linters saw him on the 13th of December, when be had hi dinner, end received the order to make out kit eleennt for him, L wow to Yr. Sleigh, Ines sell that be saw the prisoner in the hotel up to Mee 1111 h of Deember. He was • regular customer. Mr. &ha leallet Dubois, proprietor of the New York HAUL mid he seselleeted the prisoner @toying there on the 30th of Dsseardow. ad be left the same night. At one the nut misseiel the yessesater came. Mr. Jells Ibibigeses, chief inspector at the London • lamisee houth-E•atern Railway, proved that ▪ 111111MOI ibiltravelled on their line arse dem, esdillel he was Chedienade 411 .. hen took place as to the admi ' miss et edema aid ettor • few other remarks the prisoner wee sle jt amiodsd. Mr. salad his worship to reduce the sureties from 5001. to Mr. Bess eldheled, and Mr. Combs mil he could not accept lees than two untie le 5001. each is, the prisoner's appearance. THZ WINDHAM LUNACY 001 lON. (Continued from tran yeetarday's Express.) Min Kate Archer (the hundredth wines) was then milled. She maid-I am a Seale wemaa, living is George street, Portmenequara Seam time ago I bemuse acquainted with Mr. Windham. In the simmer of 1860, I was riding in the park 'Moat my servant, which is unusual with me. I was ea • spirited bens. Hz. Windham came up to me and misted me. as say ether e ntleman would, *ad be then weds my segasintanee, sad Wad to visit me constantly afterwants. Hamra" tifste called at my home on the 286 of September last. I was not at home, and be remained till I ciao ham& I foetid him sitting in my parlour, at which I was much astonished. I was astonished that be should have mad on me in the evening, he not knowing ma WINS lb& he imp ? Ni. %V i al be did not know what was coming , WSW le the question unless it was something homey of Mr. Wiodham. If the counsel say it is is connexion with 61 .116 ibe examination must r) oe. Ni. Kandsko-It as very material in reference to the artist sad Matemeets of Gemmel Windham, who is one of lie petitionen. Sir Hugh Cairns submitted that the examination ought to he pcomeded with. Mr. Kerslake said if it could be shown that Carmel Wisibem had bees about seeking to get witnesses, and bad mode certain admissions that Mr. Windham was sot insane, Ind that be wished to get the property, that would be en ema andaMaemestof that kind, but which fell short at It, was evidesca for the jog. The petitioners had not pall General Windham into the ho:, and it was irlil to the dehisce* prove what hail bees kis conduct in this matter by other witnesses. The Masker decided that the evidence was inambelkla The MMus then withdrew, sod the court adjourn' fee rebeeliment. On reammtdes, 8i: H. Gams mid be would cent under foW Mara beads the reamer for Modern* the evi. I deem he MA The questan whisk was put wee die fladatin et several questions *bleb would have bees pill to dear that Gourd Windham, hag ens el der pillimims is the cam, Isaaralvely iaterfaidis gales up the mum sal the aridness to saved it ; thin he bed alessepted to bless • atoms, sadist the oe avowed to him, le C ia er y lisnes I. !meat *the ers, I mean as to the i t ; and that be shied Theism might be Os =to the wag at Ink sigh" he hod le poseseets this aessidies, is el= dm Wadi, el his itidbeer aid to 'bah the ei gab ri s reede y aid Issably, that Mr. Wiliam% the Ihe *dry, laving slated, seMailiew ill Di Tokio% eitilass, that he believed (10111111 Witiame woad sot 11•111•11 to appear as • witness is the we real show by the eirideece whisk this alms have given I was mesnimicated to Mr. Wiodhess, sa natural , hays imbed him to =do the doement d whit b he did ly to Dr. Take. The Mister said does the wan adjourned far refredifted be had reennidered lie dead" aid be law every asset' ter aillieriagM it. Mr. Hoary Desks-I ma • pesedsing banister. I Imo i Cith w e ll i k ia iilr. Wiedhem, at the Rev. Dr. Ilibellre. d . He took pupils both old and yaw I wail 19 or 20. Young Wiadham was about 10. Thal Waal eve or six of us. He was there front four to ea mess* 1 while I weather* He behaved as oar boys. I mor seding *him to cause me to puppies ha weer a= I shield say be was quite capable of tabu' care of ad I had se name to t that be me li a sound said. I bad bees at @aspec Eton. It is set for boys at Stes he he cab& sad. I have hozda m n She muter. oiled mad. Of course he was not med. At the " election* of 1886 Windham was out of the ordinary SSW@ sod above it. He must have gut that by sneedes. ties ; then wee no favour. According to the list dowirteg• the positima he attained, be must have been four or Its mesihe delag Afth lona work. Cresseramised-I did sot take much notice eI yawl Windham whoa he wee at Dr. Indbases. Mr H. Odom said them was • bead Mises, Ade wished to are*. He coal not help elnereteg One lye lewd find banded to challenge aimed the shommato mails by Hr. Whilleas. Nothing weld he mess able to rim (fir H. Gilead than to saw into dtrie dhow the assensay of thsesstatemesta, but be di , lthink it seesessey to de so alms his leered fried give him as carman that be did sot head to nes state-1 mesa mode lry Mr. Windhamagainst his two tasks, as militatmg kraut Mr. Wiodheire's sanity. M. Chandime said he would give that amuses% and ally me thine elatements as if they sa me out of the mouth of • ass nem. Lead Claude Ilmaillea, sminiasd by itir H. Caime-I an best.-esiensil of the Donegal Militia. which was quartered Tames* is 1880. 1 mode the aequidelasee of Mr. is this way. A little drounistenes had occurred i it i zr&iment, whisk the Horse Guards requested me a I west by the Male through Norwich, where ere settreTdiest two• I. the meenisg. Jueteetbe Mein wee shoat skolleg agate • young men gala and a:premed peat Meersee having mimed ehe train, end sad that he Awed to go home os the Saiday, sad that be distil Woe been merry if he lied sal rams* in time for =I sited him if be bad seem hem any peat dis as& he mid be bad elms fvom Nib*, to Omar. I iii," Whet • beautiful *see Folbraf ai iii ad hew much & e rst e l esea bed tZt pities i seeng i i t ass 6l lB/111, whis C for stayed *ere ohoolieg some days. " Hs Be said. "014_did you Imam my meats ?" 1 mid. yes see meg W I did r aid be expressed peat paddisties si meting as old Mewl of bin pinata He talliell sliest his memos* awl diderent thins is the meet eammess newer. sisment I bored who be wee, I imasliseely welshed hiss. besanne that hated that he bigness ream irregular* am lea a low eamosay, sod I• ambisd him as eked, mar Ade. We wees - sa lam ad • hal inasseereaden, ad es =g at Norwich, it balm • very Ise together to my bet* I met kiln :Miss ellsremeib, sad he lea Se ptembe r . email ew me at the hotel. esabini in the assadag There mem It= ihisal festival at dna/h. at the eeedosiss el Ilene use a MIEN= ball. I am wrap my thetas*** mew dem bs was deedirly iatecioated. That Was haws= II soli 1 AWL He ammo up to sr* and compile* that the Pliallikikilliadi soldissm with him. 1 said, "You bed lath - bear re to bel." _ Sip arm baud that he wee food of engine driving ; sbeeit you think that derogatory to a gentlimme t weep -1 Nimbi hope not. I have known several gassesAi* pedlim in life who have done it. Is my ems taiddialletra years ago I and several others, Az% t i zeis egeeg,watt through a regular COOTS and part oldie mans was to go es • midway sad drive ea engine. 1 should meadow dies we were sot allowed so carry passenger', but we it ba prae ied ea ballast and ooke trains. requires • great deal al . -Wittrintlenee ..- Tied agars bats , lß plan el am. woe hallo azaininel, /bus sad a F all deal al all " ll drive as al "' and g rail . disrged with comedies the biali - ui two daildrat. omilases. William Salter Badoock-I have been valet to Mr. WM& 110 F lKe w, „,._,__l° 44d __. l. l 2 ,llB "" e „__ Glit "•, Ili de lt 2* Oakley ham since the 15th September last end at one time I was a L'inT2 Chels e a, __,...... _tr_r_•;;ln_or.tsig2:__•2„! paineuger guard on the Eastern Counties line, and when I r4l774".•_==.:;th'rix,`,7.facti7:ll.. lad ":_7__'7o7ll gilled Mr. WiDdham frequently " ad al f a " sad it, 1. found the bodies cc/ two iamb; which ;Z e e Med clown, wheal he did so he went in my break-van ea many oceselms. He took • great interest in the working et n it,_,_ en _l te ,l een _ bled_ ni__,,,ninnt o i t s.„_ liniem ___ thsrdm asr _____ ,wt_t akaa ___ . the breaks and so on. I bare seen him riding ea the r_r,Yerrz t ,_•",7_ ••'" .T.M •,.7._",•_:',7"_1.",.•_" ~7_7_ Mime' When ile traveued 2. and down k 6 "W all .7,7.. for . box, -me bodes .7.1.171. L. of ----6- was 11 " Zr Iftwki " ilwa l:." .../.l * medical muitlems who. in measequesee a . I knew Mr. Wiadhsal I was guard nearly years. I ~,,__ ___ :;, ade to oil wham , ihalLsbed res i gu ed m y situation as r IG. Whams had nude me iZ s Z "'" aspsfar one year or three. It wee proved a p m." ld swatch ald t"d-" kla ilalliage ' lad il " a ewer had had an illegitimate child aka yammers, but It; intimaled Sp me thB " 4. kad laud al " lad th at bad bees buried by the parish. Vides,' use gives impeded me to is the mewed or leave the servile. I cosemairated this to Mr. V - Jiadhani, and ho _led me os b , th e lenendi where sh• the _ lived thine y en " ands half up blast Whitsuntide, ad it ass clear that she had sot had Newma be sty wii.u. bald keememailL m y tin. soy Madras during that time ; but the landlady Nei Wm as guerd travelled more frequently in the van than en am) weetid the box woe , she hod odd the snood at tl .,,, e .r i g ise. „ AA peoplel W 1...." th. dls mmr ti ~,,,„.* lir ,'" eh n Vii."8.1 ...„...,. the time of her leaving her bones • it was, however, a vary --" t - ..". t. '-... .."' '... ........ woman box, of which theemendsiire weds, sad there wig k" been prepaid for " la g' otti t oo kit ' Wildkall'a so particular mark about it by whisk it mad be dis orders, sang what are called aigger to amine the company. In the course of the eveaing Mr. Windham put llit el d ,',. ~.__,,,„r oastraded by Mr. Viso, spin . p. oa • pair of light cord Minting brooches, and be blacked his ____,=',,,._= face down ths sides and au the chin to Tremble whirls= .7.:_`",,r_M•_' __ is "'''''' . _ t ___, ,_ „_, des k , and as imperial. This ems between 9 and 10 o'clock. We 1 1 1..1 1 : 2 1 `;7 1 T:' P e `rr ue "Wr i :Ci sca, of the V were getting is IhNR-Taldi:llly. Mr. Whtdhall joined ' digisice, who had 'barge of the ease, whether in the comes sham.in the sham. M t ' W kept thew Moths nl " ma et further *ohms slam the beet eismisition be had as. two home s and thew pat on his ti dram . There was ___,__, ~._. ~._ ,_, h a d _ _,,,,,,_._ ...____„, _ had no noise or dirturbanoo. My master retired about quarter- =_---____7:_;-.L.L-12114,1yti_=:=,..".1.7". " past two, and thee the this/wee over. When Mr. Wind- '7. l . p 7 s i m "' i r — Timit "Z' 7 11 .;7 • ••' 1 .7.7.7. the meet 6.m used to travel with me mid mamma on railway ash- .- diligent trariss ivisi bad timed bar from lodging to yects he seemed to underslead perfectly what ke wee iwe dont sue to rob may seek Inform dace. saying. Mr Andel said that under le - eitesseetanese it would Crom exanderd by Yr. Charabeni- Mr. Windham is not 1. - _,=:, - __ - , .._ ___ ~_,L _ _ _,„ ~_ _ - • queer or as odd sort cl man. As for es behaviour any= 7_11=1„: wrmLis "' ...I7 =I:T.:T...= oviduct are apace wed, he is the late as say akar ...'":"" -- "'Ma L a , „, = • o *""L= l 7,.= young gsatlemaa. I sever saw him in • fell guard's uni. , __,,_. _,, "7,,,M,M.'"•__ •••• ,, ___,_ mastery "'"'' gr 3; form. I never maw lies he me, and be sever had one te =a wn , i 1; 0= 1:=.77 ''"....= eo PT de ' see “ wee him with • gnard's dram es. „.„--__,,, .... • p u s= Z l"''' 71,.... left es lta I wi th s ew 's belt on. I have sees ""-- -- him with a whisiZ not a gamd's whistle, but seek a LADlBialf. whistle as gentlemen ban to cell doge. Re Aka "Haan • plasterer, raiding at 25, Cumberland never bad, to my knowledge, $ ninny whistle : Ftilham-roi4 *plumed te answer to • summons to use. He panemed one at Christmas twelve-' him with uelawfolly attempting to lump into • meek end pressen* it to me. I aver sew him with at the Gyulai Idea limes while the trail' was • anew guards j east on. nave ems him UM the 'in maim. by whisk_ attempt he lad the narrowest posdble deg whistle is the pasidona ; be blow the whistle soder my amps of We* dedrsedss. sad as it was he bruits his imernettem. I miedlegive hiss the sigsal when to blow it. left era. Me meetly steed by the vaa, so that he amid Imp up sad . Mr.. , mposter Carposils: attemisi from the = pa la when die Iran earted. lie bee dare Nib Mies the . Brighto aed South Osest cl ay Oesteesy, and 'Milk were en ths I have beard him sell out the magistrate *starlit the mme tbse the ahem *wird *the to tbak mate. I seal have trusted against the &goodwill use seemiebil, • patinae was him • Weis. I have sew awe him cams the doors to out to pima while .iiid the _ _same rii act, ad let eat tim I ham beard ids all eat the name the cerepeny had to dehiessised is all awes wiles el the Widow Ws is eneeptiond mess. I pansies a$ 1 0•0 8 ‘ SO gei hi* or mid ilea 0, 474 48 walk has some seas him lobs the hums le the es. Dave in males .to Slallnhos sad mania as aressere. is ems him get lite the as and lift If wt. Be said some- the mw a the dessiisse he would has bees eut to idiom Mass Is met the yeah fir the *derma sadillik sad had if sot bean far the eitramamery Weds is the pest Of whim I lashed ayes them I soma ths. «n«.. to! essigo4giver WIMP do kaki k the Oa *MOW he Eli wield have mils «pony ms yell • geld se Mood so ft winos his wordelp mild pascolm, he had myself. He arm Ina& ay wine et liquors Me die his ma beim. ma. If be 101, Ido net how that I ahead have thrown • The teeniest nimbi* Oho bah of Mr. Ceepesta's M eat of he huh,. He tad me b • wee germ le he diesseest. solidi he wee eery sum his what he bad dose. married. The watch be eremseed be ins been as hmodp- - * Mr. Mole is wholiondke at bis mhos Whim IM dee. "Premseed le Wiliam Bailee* by W. P. Wisithem. :1M any Ilks swim* of the imasom. Sm., for his civility and ettesties." la the maw whoa ; gassed as allisafteall caavieted in • POOMatI it was vary bet he would gates the maim asti ddle padaps of Iniabillimp be mad the Irani while iii was is 20 miles. I lam sees him with his ghee spat* Ilse the. modes. . of die mane. I hale rear sem hint arty as 11 1 80171111111.6111 L. dads& He he at 7ellinistphall when I I Ms imadies was Wing* ea Is further esamisidies. judged ale oervies. To the het el asy bild Mrs. Wisithest eared with lids. seamed. willislbsehet ii. whetliy. la ha thers. I reessaher Mr. Dads. the. suman, (*Wag to soespiriag le Mhos/ NisliehdiDemisep. aim& matesse, hang" Mr. Windham irss veep ill thes. natives Ms. oat of in *OM sad.** rook es he Sash Iso Ism Wiwtheak hen laft for heirs. I iient dis he pig h illarhy. - • tows his bar hippo bobs iiii fro Liam - Mr: • Mir. ash 'hi Willer fat Ili• Soak Swim law CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT. (adore the Goma= Serjeant) TM RILE 1011111 RI. WitassNs were alMd I. character for each, of the primates. The Common Serjeant tisa summed up, • through the evidence, and commends. upon the point. as they touched upon the combed el the prisauers. He de fended the prosecution tree the shacks which had been made upon it, addles that it was perfectly proper and legally conducted ; great companies like this, with property from all parte of the world, sad worth thousands, ought to avail themselves el every power white the law pee them for the protection of that praperty. The jury then retired, sad after aa absence of about ea hour and a half returned, !Indies OWsit and Turnbull Guilty of stealing the silk, and Hunter at receiving it, and 4Nuittvd Smith. The Common Serieent then seutescal Gillett and bull to to three years' petal servituds, sad Hunter to four yams. The court then adjourned to Monday, Jas. 27. THE POLICE COURTS. . MAIiTSIONHOIIIIIL A little boy, whose heed sanely NNW the bar, who gave his tame as Richard Harris, and said be we. nine years old, but did Dot know where be lived, sad whom clothes were mat "Hover, and omega with need red dirt, was brought hetes* the lard layer charged with bee* in his paresis a diver Gem% wait& sad nameme case, and a number et mai wag" sad set being able I. give • satiatactoty asieentet the sena. Polisesonstable Wilikets, OH, slated that be was on Eis Primroesebrese sa Theraday neareini at about halt tear, whoa be saw a cab drive up be No. 3, where had bees • ball held ea the previews even ing, and saw the primer V isi t i evra her behind the cab. He went up to Hata bin es to what business be bad eat at that time the menhig, and need him where be was phi es He mid be wasgsinig late the next stmt. He told kka then we. so sheet below, and asked him where be bed beta to. lie mid his meths bad gent him to the pasholka, to pest • LAW. He thee asked him what he had about blia, sad be segiled mean* suspicious, however, the steer "railed bin devre, P Z feeling something bawls %bipeds* saffebed hin,aaid heed toorpsnos-baltpenny is sow, • • pea4mH9 piths* mew, s sma ll steel rat-trap, is Matrab bird-shooter, a @mil cricket-ball, all s perfectly ai.,rerm. sew ; • lady's silk puns, empty ; and in him waistcoat attached to a ribbon round his neck, he hand a I slyer Sows watch, with • silver dial In another pooket be also found • morocco watch case, evidsatly lialoaging to the watch toned epos him. When he (witness) asked him where he lived, be said be did not know ; and whoa "eked if it was ear the Straad, be mid it wee. The prisoner, who seemed quite eaeoncereed shout the matter, said be had nothing to my for hisiesit. He we. then ronseds4 is order that sea inquiries might be made. gals Quigley was brought ap far teal szamisaMoa, I charged with the wilfel wards, el Heavy liselmen ' The particulars of the are hue Mundy bow reported. The Felons?, after beteg duly weatteesr4 reserved his defuse sad was fully wassmitied. It was reported that the prisoner feats* etkiated as "Jack Kolb " in Ireland. The half of a U. note far the poor dies Ism bees mosived from "C. Z." Mrs,. Omahas Bowmen, fillies a Maistioa M A, Gum vemorutreet, applied to Mr. TyrwMte kr a metseles mdse. The sisplosat said she wu the wMe it James Rottman, sad Mai is the 14th May. IBA he lift her, tells; her she wee I. get her um Me* sad wagged_ he Mild, and Nora that erne she kedge. sees bin a heart it him. BIN had siamacquired by her isibistre about Met, sad several articles et furniture, aad other Ming& laid' she Malted to hays 111r.W=1, being Wield Alb appileare statemeat, Pelted the order. WOIIIIIINITMIST. With refiessee to a Marge Ishii Imlay detailed Is the papers of Tuesday_ lest Vas. timitmlisi • maa samed Caleb Cusack with bei ameS at. ls laying IMAM ooramerond traveller, Mr. ef watery, veld liftable, dries, sad dein is mime ea the eight of ?sudsy, the lad iss‘ ides drementsmes of peat violas& it may he maselseed, ellswe&the settaer was ask legitimately before the court is the Aimee d the pricer, wise is remanded until an early day is the aced eg that the iajuries Milted apes the gadismaa have tee , slated faeally. Mr. fledisest, desk elf lee sewn; bed ia• formates et a late boss Mat the sympessas were week as rendered it requisite theta me.iusile skald be p.us to take, fa are of seed, the tsetse al lir. Yarn: sail be forthwith sought fir Mr. with whom he west to the bedside of the dying mu, took the peoeseary dews splint the amused. Mr. Pearce did set survive keg afterward& EPSOM SPRING MEETING. -- TIM MIT MD 933(113•3 MAirlnc33. 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TM mbar& et lie amber Glab haw sommiltik• su purl= Ms am Am Clow emi Oaasaas Paws. 03ra listaulro DAY. A—Ariabolar e. wiquat. 4,1118 ; aft n I,3FS-4164 . THE ACCIDINT LT sr. MARTIN S-HALL Yesterday afternoon, Mir. Bedford, the coroner far the city of Weetmiart, resumed the isquiry, at King's Paag• Hospital, into the came of death of the three mu, Patrick Ooglan, Walter Mabry, sad Richard Wood, who were killed by the falling of a inlaid in St. Martin's-hall, OS Friday dternooo Wt. The particulars d the saddest, sad the eaten of the iridium gives before the coroner as Tuesday bat have already appeared la our columns. The fury, wader the &radios of the esether, rim the adjourn. ..base proemial to fit. Martb's-hall and examined the parts el the scaffold snit standing, so uto form raw si el the mature cd the dasoture that fell. Mr. Mosillee, al the Arm d Hunan red Soo, solicitous, welshed the eat es behalf of Mr. elepluna, the foreman, abs woo ee the scaffold whoa ft fed, sad who fortunately eared his We by Aegis( to a rope. Mr. Scud, solicitor, &Stade& is MINN ad lb. Dairies, of Hocadaditch, who was ••=to se r7 .. tba abauleller. Mr. Yallop sad Mr. y represeuted the friends of she denied, Ma* = 66l oagta. Mr. Flint, the manager of ML Martierhall, was also present as on the former osesaiss. The Corium said the ugly quokka was whether the ass met with their deaths by the breaking of the leMpr, sad whether Moro wee may criminal neglect attach. * to cry puma fa their opinion ; if so, their verdict woad be as. of manelaogi tor. He should Cost ask theta wands they were of opfitoo the rasa died by the breaking of the ledger ; red them, m to the soeffeld itself, was tt sutheisally esantrweted I In his opinion a swingiag scaf fold emoted Ice few au ought to be strath_estotigli to beer twelve, sad the real question would be moth they see their way clam to is say criminal liabelly es sal v =tilar person ? The eraser having reengthelated the The jury, after half an hour's souidscalku, Merited a verdlet—' That the deaths of the deceased bed be.. occa. sloped by a fall frorna scaffold in St. Muldn's-lialf, by the breaking of a lodger.. DIATH OP A CARRON WORKMAN WORTH TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. On Monday, John Andrew, • Carron workman, died at the ripe age of 78. Jobs was a remarkable mad man of a bud-working, frugal living, canny illemoitama. For upwards of sixty yams ha had bum comeasid with the Carroll Ironworks, during whisk time bo had nmseaded in coma * • princely farina for • waddft: ama. For about the last live yaws he bad retied hem em.; . His depart. tent la the weeks vies that el • foam isea-drireer and lettaroatier el imam ;perk, whisk la Wider cl the its Xr. Jampli Stouts., mid is tYw of the late Hr. J. Dawns, I was were latestiee. This may lee inferred from the fast that this drogertd, is the comes of his We, amused about 10,00 81 . His habits of living were usemially mode rate. He was sever knows to spend • aisle farthing cm luxuries, preferriag to everything, " The halenems write!' Wok a' aselia food," and such primitive hs sad ft was deficient neither in boas-fonning, ; er health-giving qualities' It wee asid4 however, when Jahn was alive, that his frupity subsided to afigardiiiim. We have it on earelint authority that about eight years ago, when hi wife died, he 'eked permieskia of kis employers to ailed kirr funeral, and although at that time worth shoat 6,0001., ha neteally rensnisd to work immedi ately after having paid the bell raped' to the remains of hi partner in life. His anxiety to prime hi daily avo ratios wee in order to won the full deem pay. It it farther mid that despite his wealth he ogee craved ow of iris relations for a halfpenny width was owing him, soil ecru- V:* end was he In his monelary trams& When buying linings he nand to weigh one is face head so that be might buy the heaviest. The meet remark•bi anecdote we have bead cd him i the fellow* :—Aboat twenty yam ago, amid to take 11., sad as be seriously thought be was ay*, bethought himself how matters stood with Me rino to futurity. Ivideally wishing to atone for hie earthly dabuieadm, he made a handsome donation (icor : whore about Mi.), to the Bev. Hr. Welch, late of the WINS lI.P. Chinch, for the puree of establishing • =diva lissoher fa Henri. Regain* health. be demanded back the sum. It is not known exactly bow his wealth will ulti mately be diatributod. His heir-at-law is a younger brother. iWoorftm to report, a large sum has been made over to Bible and Colonial minions- He had nib a won. awful moaner* for the drat ai xposos be soar liaised that he kart It for sixty yous.—PoLtint Bina RAILWAY FAOILM2II To Paialuncirrsau —At the Kest gees& eariess as Wednesday, the chief con liable el thoght the domain ia pressating his quarterly report, maid Ire it Ms now duty bring to the kledge of the wart, end I. that el beS e cretary of State far the Hose Departrout, the unusual facilities afforded by the Undo, than, and Dover Railway to large bodies of poems sato* the county of Kest with the avowed , object el waseekting breaches of the peace. Re Maud that, ea the meeraisa ef the resod llt udi t twos Dottie sad Rook*, • spatial hula left the stake for the rupees ef gelling eff the ligM ea may part of the leol whisk okilit be found magnesia by the polies ; that the train wee lot elcuated at the Meaphain station, and the stag Oohed at • pima anal Berated Bottom—whew, lowever, the fed woe oddity stepped by the pain ; that three u tter or& the n ates rues . toed the treis, sad prin the direstio of Sitting i bourse, where the lois wee doppeditio the meta line. and a eseend zing pitelied, bat the polies aria interfered sad =the propos of the light The chief coastal& en by roeukkg en the extreme diaper sad Tie in curred lay the goers' public travelling es this Ras by egosial halo, wholly in the power of a lawless ask being allowed to blink the it.., la answer hi the Earl et Dusky, the chief constable sated that this was the third special train for the pw. , of arise SOW which lad traccelled oa the Loadia„ Maths.% sag Dover line. The Rev. G. B. Noon said he lad written to I the chairman of the directors of the railway with reaped to the facilities afforded ea the hat ocosion, and le (the shakoes) had replied to the effect that he alleald not be prenat at the baud next day, but he should forwerd the nu gswileosa's letter to the secretary, and should be n ma areseersed if the treseectioa wee sot eatidsetorily i tar. Keen eke stated that he bad shoe re. • letter has mother director, to whoa be had spoken on the cob** 'Ohm that the board had directed j that in futon so special train ea this line should be allowed to tere. hut Burin Socutrizs.—Froln various worms we loom dot opoto, oraployott for the porno', an going =lthe etiontry. is " brother i fir ems political end onweepea ant says t "The oaths are el a ile4entle sad innieeneblo firnalea" Rio Omen the meek Reverend Rooter Callen a I bee reputedly and reoestly denenneed ell web woistios ; nd the GAM& lielesely end AIM are renstemily the people wing say cousenine with than. It 17= that the antinettion are mew to ipineentlit of the some of eons el tho poem vibe bid the hay sad triotiostilly to toolsoomotherooto most aofooliveri. out the fool ottglt to pinto as Slowly atm* to iosomot pm* wif a t b• •••••lig. ilPiall•0 11 of the ooseeinenosh D e s. as Josow's lawn Blows Oos lama On DINIZINIVILM.-1126 late De. Mew of Ns 4Dessio• "Os DM Aggillsailia Cl 111111diss 71:= 10111110 k" mentions the SONY Cl Ced Moor OIL Pro vided It ain be olotool visa Do trk. :Ws •••••• 1 • 1 = S i r mAti veddeeMnistarts r. ter lie info roger mom Ind NM at the ibe erinte of the um= i rateith sto : DiaM. Dr. lesstkillslit Demers Cod we 011 SON soly lm elowalett logporst saisimos. slob. in N. fa, W Weide Otanannt Anger, Marlontr i el i =4 . = Labe ; mar ?NIT elmasisla.—(A MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average prios of brown or Ilincossi, sugar, the produce of the British possessions iu Asa* for the week ends. Jan. 7, is Ric 30. per cwt., sash. % of the custom daty.—The avenge pries of hro s ,4. Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius for the sis,i ending as above is Mis. avenge price of brown,. Muscievado sugar the redoes of the East 'oche' h, week aiding as above is 31s. OW —The iiversg, the three foregoing description of sager jointly is WM& BRISTOL, JAL 10.—We have had a very steady sad the odes made have been at very full priuis abeam in good sorts. Refined is in fair demand a , freely. Ram very quiet and but little doing prima TALLOW.—FraDAT EVE/11170.—The market to-day. Prima closed, u foUows :—Spot, 49 1 . 49a. 6d. to 49s ; April to Jane 49a. to 49e. 6d. , Dee., 49a. to 484. 6d. Of 902 offered at suction to-dal sold. South American, 501. Town tallow, 495. 3d. oil, 41s. 6d. ,• flu Lagoa, 435.,„1 Cocoanut Cochin, 49 1 . 6d. ; Ceylon, 411 a. Ad. ; Sydney fair, 47m. Horse 425. Delivery to ' 1,225 casks ; casks. carrom—Ltvaroot, Jaw. 10.—The uncertain fluctuating character of the Amaloa dykes in part of the week canoed a dubwes in the market, tendency to decline in prices ; this continued to VF, when the intelligence by the City of To yesterday by the Jura, of the sett& American dieculty, at once produced a Frei maim mattet became much excited, and prices rose N. lb. In Aerate the business bee been very lame, have advanced gd to jd. pm lb. • Brazil is aso lb. dearer. Egyptian sells inky at an improvement F , n per lb.. Speculaton have taken 89,960 helm, 640Amecea, 3,480 Emma, 3,620 Bahia, I Van, and 43,620 Surat, Ism ; and there are n export., 20,070 bales , viz., 9,290 American, 40 10,150 Surat, and 590 Madras. The actual I, America amoeba January is 8,e6 bales. The markt opem with a reduced demand sad lees azireement, full prices ; probable sales 12,000 bales, hanhadigg speoalaissa sad for export. 0011N.—/MEITOL, JAM. 9.—Our market 151:Mended, sad the bedlam dew wee very wheat was la small supply, sad mid de of is. to Is. per oqr. Arrivals of fare' ppally Anima, for 'lll Os lamb ruled reduction of 9a per qr. Other sorb Is. per qr. Fleur Is. per wank and 6d. per barrel lower. barley m inedmate demand at lest week's prim dull. Oars is good wooly, sad prime of all have gives way fully Id. per qr._ Arrivals foreign, 7,720 vs. Oslo, Jr, Om Bar. 2,767 - rpvti coastwise, Pk sus, 8,6112 awn, lb qrs. Flour, foreign, 8,301 Clenulicroan, Jai. 10.—There wee a small of wheat to-day, sad musk affected by yr weather. Ouch sold slowly at ls. decline, but 1 plns radioed lad week's rates. Bed, 62e. to 65( 64a. Cs. Beane a good. supply, but very sort , at lees maw ; good hard saes about the same. beet ruse, Olhed change. LoroOLI, 'As. 10.—At this market today the wheat was slow at la. to 2s. decline. Barley wy request at late rates. Bearosl7 anything helm Wheat, red, 590. to 635. ; =Le. —,9lo.totr. lanaron, lAJL 10.—Ws have bad only Madam* at this moreines market, and the %ere have exambed great discretion in their Wheat must be quoted 3d. per motel and I band arid seek lower than cm this day yet is, moderate coseemplive liminess pawing. sparingly offered, petwitheteading the heavy .• - iaquiry has ben experienced today at le. ductiou in American, but all descriptions ri* damper. Ode have given way id. to ld. mimed Id. per load. Beene, pease, and —_ down fully ed. per quarter. Tbe market clans animation, and prime brainier. Waxinican, Jen. 10.—There wee a fair C. The settlemeat at the American dispute dm market, and a full la. per quarter decline ea lest Friday mast be comeded in order to Barley iselow *Ude rates. Beane and pease demand, prior drooping. No cheeps in oats Average week midis( Jaa. 6. :—Wheat, 6 ; barley, I,2as qm, at 38s. 1.1 d.; oats, Beano, 211 qrs., 40s. 00AL0.-1406009, JAW. 10. —Be I's Buddies Was Hartley, 16s. 3d. West Earthy, lb. 3d. ; ersglusad Ste West Eartlsy, 16s. 6d. ; Bolywsll, 16s. ; 1. 16s. ; Taalield Moor, Us 9d. ; Taideld 9d. ; Walks. Primrose, 19s. ; W La, 16a. Nabs, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End HrrAg7W Batton, Walls End Hotta, 17e. 9d. ; Walls End 17e. 9d. ; Walla End Tuostall,l6o. 6d. ; We Ma. 941. ; Walls End Bevel Hall, 16s. 6d. Darya Asthma* 21s. Id.; Oarway Malting, 94a.--Shlps at market, 73 ; sea, 32. TRLYYIO RETURNS. Mos Kw. MINIM ca Pa. mar atitalso Week Isaac les. $l. a OrtnalMaltaftrado s79 Lae 11,168 Wait teats Dos U. ••••= iss eig • Ilona sal wI& olge o. ll. O. Alta a Vas ) 10$4 Mat AM oisS=Usli ISt 1.405 3,010 ay NOLA ?Utast* to Bekaa Wait mass Jos. a. Wars out Name Walt 'sang lea 4. Otiodooka tat Ma tea New Pawnee STAMM —On the 15th thenceforth postage Amapa, prim simpesse issued, Mad will be procuribie sissy poet-orhoo. [Advertieeroent.}—Hothow*Ve Oinsion? Para —Thad inowledge.—The waseemfal Irsamant rest MIN et dime le net so C ie rsystem Purify the blood sad meet this gmetissiles meet =My therib. Both _nteitemetheme be biesillekilly Memputemeed. maim whom awe the wary • lessmahlr end teesdasie Imp* t Zr i f illeul owbfwe remblim miwevaire 10 tr fora each i r i t red Dos. fit as be found of those so um yr Tbe discovery a plurigalg beellbmilleebg remedies has, with died " ererret hemeraser et mankind.' BIRTHS, MiIIII.IIGES, AND BIRTHS. 6. at 6111111111, tits Carl6l6, Caw of twin ions.. DONALv.—Janasiry 8, at Cavan .sue--- W. H. Donald, Rag, of • dangWor. DRlllllB.—Jenwary 1, al Weiligtompowt, MONA Kr. A. 0. Driver, of • nos. DitUillfOßD.—Jannary 8, at Higher Bronghtfoo, the watt of the lay. J. Drammowd, of a dr OORDON.—Jaarary 8, at spina. the wife of J. GOMM. Beg, _el • ditellatev. ILlltßLSON.—Jaavory imagoewnoplaws, Charlton. of Captain A. Harrison, loyal Artillery, et a daughter IiZATHCOTIL—Jannary 0. of York-glare, Clifton. wife of the Rev. 0. Ifeatheote, of • daughter. LOOMS.—Jaanary 4 at bletrMit-placr, Liverpool, the Kr. J. Loamy, of • WORTllllY.—Januaryt a ,2 "" Belleat, the wife of Captain'. WAY Cameronians, of a son. BALliOlt.—Januar7 7, at Bromley, Kent, the wife of lemon. lim., of • dugintar . TROMPSON.—January 8, at Bridrefoot Boum, Iva. wife of O. Thompson, Leg , of • son. TIDY.--Jannary 7, at Kildare-teirstee, W., the wife of T. R. Tidy, of • son. WILL/ANA—January 0, at Clifton-place, the wife of Mr. H. Williams, of • son. IL&BRIAGNI. Ruin' --MHWOILTIL—Joroary 9. at Os pariah BottexpleWoors, by the Ps% P. A. Gollado. B. ii.rlat of laWest& near Manciestir, to Arica. daughter of . worth, Pao. of ths Oaks, Defies-le-Moors. 18H1t1-oAY.—Jaseary Bat Wellington, Somerset. le Nev. J. 'Baynes, Mr. 9. Mawr, of Cotham park. Brig , I to 1121aabeth, daughter of the Ma J. Oar, Pau., of Wellis , Slr. ORDON—WHITIL —Januaryß, at ikmehurch. Isle of =Rev. A. it. laud's, J. ardor. L's., of Cl o), Asa. daughter of ties Nov. J. White, of is..nchna. lIICKOVIW—MART.—Jas 9 at It. Oeurgek, 'lgnore. et sane by Qs Ear. A. 11. LLB., B. 0. Perked. ▪ W.A., of IR lobes ftasm, Cambridge, to Mary, dsuelog • Wart, lar6 cd the lisak,lPreoWeema. .IILLPITTS—WATILIML.4asiaup 7, Waloot Church, BI by the ler. A. A. refilleata, M.A., Captai o Mir*. WWI A. to Attslaiiie Matilda Sophia. daughter of WMms, Ilet, late Madras ChR SSITIos. DEATHS. BOIVC — I I nu 67 7 A se law Villa, Cothazu, BrtiW4 MIM I) a W. a bah. An, Wad el. DAVlll.—Jwvaary 6, as 6, Duct essotreet. Portland place. Ala ONO paw, Or. gleam Dario, formerly at uavilorow. e st. OW a lle—J raml. rwarag 6, J. A. Gabriel. 144., ot Caritsuabill. et Jolua's•wood, op& It alla&VEL—agnalT 111 York-buildings, Basiinp,l4 l - Ciso ItMa ensww. said h 6. saarroir.-Amma A a Torquay, Harriet Alen, Ow WOE L Illamploa. Dm.. of Calcutta. egad eT azauus.-Jsearry 7, at Wolferhamptuo. Kr. awl 411. ZOLllll.—lsseary 5, at Wastaquare, &athwart. 0, BOW' I,olo42.2kofflerf 0, Mr. W. Lorick, of Warwick-sts 6 larosingews, sew W. ILLY.—Jammry 7, at Warwick-mum* Maids-M. T. " Mir ed P —Junin 8. at Brifisirlokaparo, lrfibfoo. Co" . P. W. P• 41•:, mod ft IrelMei art poillabst Iss Wruaar aim Kasai, a Labard4=4l46t. GO a Leedom, Prinur, Mee. la in the Mims se WhiletrW liimakt. JAM T 11. UK p price of brown; ...,•-• Feat Indies toady le average pre., 0 C A e jointly is 2:ls. ;ttg 11001 n Vlvery steady ma r k et I full prices t o n„, WO% l S it demand s al t of eir Iff KM doing as ky: I Ws 0 • market was fly Ipot, 495. ; 31,4 llyde to 48e. 6d.: si s t. y -LAY i suction to-flay, 7S: giolo, v Sow, 48s. 3d. a. Cocoanut oil au, ; Sydney, lis. c.d., cry to last ereoi o , ions/ gas -Tbe uncertain sbi -- advises in the samb a is market, a/Alison, tinned to Wedn, a l, City of Waabingto o . gas I the settlement of dy the ' • great reaction, ay CU' me rose fd. to ld. 99 awn elm i very large, and pros am 4 is dao id. to s .st at se improvement at sm , 89,960 balm, vu., clam 5 Bahia, 1,600 Epp. ,A . ‘ ..- ' - ' sre are reported tot nerican, 40 Egyptian NO he actual export t. abs.., a. The market to-da 971 ✓ azisilmsont, but Do ea, bacbading 5,0e0 • on It Ma Mad marital today vii mid of in so was way Wu* Ofito ad mid slowly at i Mewl t i lled reie frz . bl i n i is. pas qr. cheaply rd lower. Maltiy eles prime • grinda, se of all discripuoas Be • Arrivals :—Wbeas, 2 qrs. Barley, lot radian corn, fore* Oi was s small simply sod acted by the dams Sealing, but beat um. = 62e. to 655.; isba, ilt it very soft ; aucts sold it the same. Bader, . F st to-day the trade fa . Barley was in tau talk Y tia• paeans in oats a Thn white, 645. to .54 IS from had only a mall at Um A and the few buyen Ikil n in their operation. I enrol and floor la. pe lii day week with jut, 11. _ Bak& arc is 111 heavy stock. Afa 1 r at Is. per quarter*, So i Sion of round am litth a s , to ld. per bushel, oaf 11/1d s, sad barley are rad 810 market times Millen ..-- a fair show of who b. puts has affected • decline on the pica order to make al and poise ere la Erni . WI pin oats and she '. and -Wheat, KR qrs., 11d.; oats, 61 qrs., ffa ik — Heirs Primrose, 14a; g Bd. • Byam's Be?iik am Salm, 14s. • Daniell 01 les. 3d. ; N orth Noe 1 ; Tanfield Moor Luca Tel Wilma, 16s. 3d. ; fAsi • rat els filettoo, 16e. 61.; ells End South H. • Th Pk Bd. • Walls Ind 16i. 6d.• ' °arm - y . roi col Oarway sad 1)..• 141 1 ; mold, 32. no 1111 ......... 111 URNS. 4 loc. Mar- Yam. Tots, e to n is ohondhis M lie a a L 17,160 UMW 1113 lel 1,119 1.101 41,034 64,013 WOW 3,610 6,916 S,OS 1,10 1316 LAI 1602. 111. 4074 3,737 01 I 9,11111 15.101 13,011 ......, ,the 115th instant sad 1 nimposen gosh, will bs 7 poet•alles. Ws Oisnrwerr LID esseehl Inatment of tie mi 4 s weary se many mat ere 110110.•1 at and era 1 Toed by di of ibe very went of cam - Is kaggew WNW Bola r ;to lie Moleastims pet and bog. They Meelq li AL be found ougorior tom I ings of Wawa unfortunate) 1; e discovery of thew hesit6 dies has, with imam. Mal wklnd.' II ..... sl I , AND DEATHS. * . ' ] Boss;the wife of St 1 S oboe, Carlisle, the ola 4 • • ,-perk, Bristol, the wiled • II .. it Brought onmghter., Mandadel , of a st 'ldare. Byde.parkordset ] toglatar. 8 modem*, Charlton, the vili 4 Bevy, of a daughtor 4 t-Diac• CWton. &WWI ro I , daufftter. I ace, Liverpool, the win it e he wife of Captain !Sordid. It ', Kent, the wile of 11. C. foot Douse, Ivor, Backs tai .l a. one, W., the wife of e.4call 1 lace, Stapleton-yowl. Dna. 11 ; a eon. I - • WA. r 9, so Ms parish chart Oollado, IL Cl.asty. Lvi Alice, daughter of IL A e-Woore. 1,111114t0n, Somerset. k,the of Gotham-park. WIWI, Id Gay, Zen., of Wellinsten. It Bonehurch. Isle of Watt dom. Zed, of Cluny, to vlto My. J. White, of Bonchorna at at. deorgie. lianufe on, LL.B.. B. G. Person!. Cambridge, to Story, taunter wiltimitam, flutelk. 7 I, at Wsloot Church, Dad. Captain B. Phitgoila aoPoiss daughter of G. J• lordoe. Gotham, Bristol, BUT. wiii Ns-street. Portiami.place, 1 a formerly of Savile-row, Bw• lee, Mu., of Carttes-hill. W cdidtngs, Bastin" NM CW r.ha.p l .4 , l cak ilY. .B alL arrl uf.d :t wurark. /014 .87 : 0 , 7 . ,0 1 : 00:10. 0 " Lorick, of Werwinkam 4 weemat, ]Yids-141. T. " dokognale. MOW" C°l44 , ------?--------- 7 .-'. ; ILK Bin Haas, of •, of London. Printer. II - tee 'mow' of wbrealow - // A / i i i `.l