The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-18 00:00:00

THE E; e)l .72011 LAST Jrissrd GAZETTE. , -Feb. S. T. Ivens, limped, one proprietor-Telt LJ. Ge... -..--- sher, Iresger-Peb. & W. ~ cr one Lveyesil, gement adee- SANKSITPTIL 1 Feb. IS. b. P. lardy, enermr ntlthaer-Yeb. U. Z. Peers, Sordey, Wreestaredre, firm bailiff-Feb. I. T. Plena (Mara OF sOLSCITOSe AID FUSTIUM PAIITICOLASS TO a Northa= „.. lisesseb retailer-Feb. 17. R. E. Mama Tor- Ognatg AT Tin OFF= Of IDS Mir Ithrernall, W ag. leather drake-Pa 11. W. L Sorra Deem coon or Ltrissuricr, SAMISODALL-Insmi .., Werossimerse, railway alert -Feb. 4. W. Crag. Comber:thy 3AIIIIII &tenant" IdenuMes, baker Se sierviengse Jas. M. u 11. Devonshire. farmer, and J. Shaplesel, Ilesantcs, Dens- Csagaussa Vast. Ammalrlyeow, iNMend-reek taticr• Tab. i• shin. tutorial' tar .ins--viii lb T. 'WSW& ( leader. at 111. beewer--Jaa 31. J Jones, Cialler, ferreare dealer- Emu* slll7 • bath-beak. spark, Feb. 5, at 11. Feb 17. P. Brea& Oetesheed. hiker lib . 17. J. gakepeace, Rant Semi, laylesmulaes i Vith lambetb. bricklayer. Soh.S. Mayan, Durham, baker-Jas. 8. D. Barris Lawny, Car a 114. marthenahlre, coal trimmer-Feb. 6. r .ig t:::= l :Zorrester. Mum HAsTree, Chatenwell-ckse, cabinet maker. Jam Ilk nreaugr o ca...geb a g. im me e* Tw i ny , butcher a 124. -Feb. 11. C. Kyte, Portswood, Manta, sadise-Feb. 14. C. Janie DlClallv.a, Erneateareet. Ilampeleanwl. comenimies ficrimehire, Waged, Northamptonshire, boot and thee maker ages{. Feb 1.111,, -Feb. 14 J. kasela, Willenhall. stailogglas Menerroso Imo Aprusiarg, paragon-pace, New Kentreed, termer, Jr locksmith-Feb. 14. 'T. H. Wheeler, N 4 olverhaen&grocert se a at I. "rant -Feb. 14. H. Dexter, Wolverine Feb. 14. 0. leas Tr derma Little Windmill street, Weetandef. green. Tomlin*" Wolverstaton. licensed vie -Feb. 14. H. mom. Feb. 5, at 11. Reynolds, W bukher Feb. 14. 0. Tarbuck. Hocino rause Iscarrr . Treed drat Paddington , wine Wolverbuipten. °l = t at other -Yoh. 14. J. P. Rosen, Tet. arrant, Jut. ea in 11 tenhall, Statlordeldre, poser Feb. 14. T. Dad, ittingehdl ItsCH AMDCourse, Dora street weak Lambeth. Jan. /S. at al hes Vile" Bt ilehilthth Olorator leortee-ash. It A. Ford. Women Howls Latvia Houndolovre, Hants, years, Feb 4, at It. Wolverhanatoe, Haan, detralsr bib. 14. 1. Nelda, Elision, Women 1 RW.an..en , Hearne& fritterer. Feb. 4, at 11. ratfordeldre, carter-Feb. IT. J. Grew. Ileklagheill Inferior, Jose Gooses keep ediral.pare and Flrlastreet. Klageland- buffort, reemarer-FM. it M. Moranerf. Sew Shorthorn reed• leak prey inen.liset. Feb. 4.r 10. Mums. cespenier -Pets 14. IL Stepney. !nekton. maw we Darla. Woirtv.e. Clinton. lira& truer Feb. 4. at 10. Kibler -Yob. l& W. lealdord. Wake. grocer-Jan. 31. W. Munk; ELLeuTf Snort. 4 . 41 4 4 re1ia Violin'ti mile merchant, Andrew, Mare, Torf olletr I b, _thaw-Jam. 111. G. Moore, Feb. 4, st Id. Witherowlek Is loiderseis. Tatman, taller-Feb. 19. J. T. Gamic Hamar Srievsse. Great Queenetnirt. Holborn, decor Ora& shrewhes. willabin i raw/wwWW -3 ww W 3. Illwbinar._w• tin artist. Feb 4, at 10. Hatfield, Sur akar-ek & J. Wither Beaten. Meo w) Ana °tem. church row. Heangtme lutes, clerk to a coal shire. engine grlirsr-Feb. g. J. lesabsp, feseley 111111 s, Stafford men And. Feb 4. at I& shift, muter-M. & W. S. Neoltrich _lllailordshire, CLIDIRRY W.A. Ardis skeet, Herbirregeste, dairyman. Feb. 4 , grocer Feb. IL J. Berensore, Ashlysieler. printer s& 10. Ihb. & Illearea Leo. Odra east 0061W-lilb. 4 e= H. W. Terms DAVIS, Lewisham, butcher. Jam WI. ilk Cesar. Oster, 'swayers tellor-Feb, S. T. Laserter, Oxford, 710960 larLeso, Litt* lipageastrest, Owestarden, licensed alma streger-5eb.411. , J. A. Mira Bahr?, wheelwright. reraller, Jun. la at 11. ..... w i DAXILIWITCIII6 ANNULLED. Giael Wahiawa .. Great Brielddle. Dalialt Ww. Janie Dinaliallt Sisicia.m. Amplkiligiess, onsasa. Nalco. , numeral*, nierahrta. Jen. At, el D. st lee lß sam ara Sara Bertoomponlnrells sew Mem Saner) MC ihrie. Ilyarnhass. sairlent a are& Fels es OIL 1 yen& Haver Poem, Flineassed, Kent, plumber Jam IL ea lib JOINT intic.L COMPANIES ACTT UrA'"a: , 1 15 . , 1 111 "" . Liver v`" ettee k lilh O re. welch wellerr Levekroot AND lisocusarria TAR, Alb Tana= DIEHL. jan. Iner AND POW MiaIIILLIID CLOTH COMPASIT (LISIaID), Agues* Mallalla Mullywell Week, Wedaiinster, farellere i F o b . 27, at 11, et Sansgliall. of debar. dealer, Jan. ell. et 11. D DLWDL Joan LACltri ILICKAIUMI. Perlament.street, engineer, JIM IMO 1,. I F e b . 7. O . = a ss . 7... h.... is... L bL.,,k.ziLli and nommen Haw Whir& UMW, lordighetott FOthito. irowoorlol victualler-Feb. 7. W. IL Tuke, nt. Denmaxishill. City. oho , clerk. Erb. 4. at 11. .. broker-Feb. 7. W. Cook, Ximpageset, litegentatreet, ouch im on Not.. Elcen Se. . Llrde. Uri'. betel keeper . /as. iB. 't . " • bulkier-Yea 7. C. IL Mather, Naar& Ern', tea dealer-Feb. Milky Nankai RPIAWIR and 1011111 a:IMAM , MSIGtle, . T. U g 0,,,,,, , w 0 .d.n.0. 0e. 8mu5.,.....4. grocer-Fob. 10. F. Miming tam, colosal broker Yet, I, at 1.2 ._ . lllTnend, (Salon, Lelowdereldre, cattle Ohba -Feb.l7. I. Porter, Challis WEILI w MIS, new-loyerd, Pintail Tool. Job Inlawr. Marthingbam. bodinaker -Feb. 17. T. M. Heathor.. Stafford, Jan. 3, at 11. brewer-Feb. IS. Id Asti% Loughborough, alt t-Jan. GUMMI king Sameassuss Lesdksm, Norfolk, beast salesman, 30. J. mew ..., iii , 4 L 13w ... um, w i a. d . w. L iwcwi pi re. co w,. Jaii. .:tr, et 2. nanufacturers. Joule Inedies DAVITS, Brighton, grocer, Feb. 4, at 11. CUTIFICAT44 to be panted, MIMI are be shows to the Alert= Y Aline, Leeks-Oren, Cara grocer, rib. I, at it contrary on or before the day of meeting. June non's, Pinnate, Ham* fuser. Yoh 4. at 111. Fes. TO IL Head, Newport. Isle of Wield. takir-Veb. S. J. C. Thorns Cie menses Heaton, garlleuecingt,road, Chasm Snow , Tingle, Thame, Moo, brewer-Feb. 10. S. Frankest Mao-Mae ✓erb 6. et II . . areat W Ohio, and bridgeetreet. Westminster, Importer of ALPIULD TH•aa, raper Serwora, Feb. M at 11 ). 1 amerechauen pipes-Feb. 10. W. Healey, Otuutesser. Pooter. CRlthrrorlika Mania, tireshaaterrace, lkilston, eminent to an p AgrN iumurs maw/AN& auctioneer. Feb. 6, at 11. H. C. Roads, H. J. Tield, and W. IL lowa Fridel-stritee. Esser Lisorh, Iticnerdetreet, lallnatere, painter, Feb. 4, at 1. I /. . d ... so la as ods H. C. Loads -IL Bodeen sod , A*. W. WILLIAM NAITUrroI Walk Sloane-etre* 4 helm. , oammauder swum ihiwili „ . .a . . wourgenk machine maker.-w. L. la the Royal Navy. Jou ro, at 2. Triblesue. W. Ashlers sad W. Zanier Welliatoe, Shrew CHARLILS Wens, Dorsebetreet, P " rtman.lquare ' da1 " ....• late t lesalimetsten of bone fertilisers-W. IL 11. W. Howes Jan. 30, at 2. and W A. Orscochumbstreet. City alp and theta CMAILLLI liallir WIIIII.OI, lilatalord mews, Marylebari, anal a i lw il_e. yWth ami W. Laster. ' , wow ,w ii, wed . butcher. Jan. SO, at 1. stapiers-J.Cernat eel W. Cuthbert, Barrow.co-linesta. Um Mane Luioctia, ntanhopeareet, Hampstead-road, photo, beet end ism taken-T. Put and E. Scot.-T. NW itraptik eriet, Jen 30, at J. 1 = ili Za. inii. Berester, tailor-W. Squire sod C. J. JUNO Tines. Peterborough. farmer, Jan. SO, at 2. Hay, Gregg ftredg, _ re, merchants-F. Finn and E. THOMAS Paiscorr, Seettbweek, Saalfordalure, gas =ken fore- y in. WC lie* F o y . O. Herring wid J.H. Thompeon. ems Jan. 2v, at It Gast Ternimallis Itorkilk. Inns carers-IL Deana sod W. Jo on Cooler and Lniasni IiII.M7CM, Talkathehill and Ties• s um s . du.d ume u ns e db e e ; c ty, woollen ressere-t. Wilding stall, Staffurdsbire, earthman dater Feb. s, at It sad J. Meisseks, Uvemi . = i nchoate-W. Ceded, J. Kest, IaIJAMIII iliaLkl. hinningleaan, and lesiethwin.94arfondaln, awd J. zw ww .y. - Ween-lr: =2, T. James and A. pm reak,r, Feb S. at It I Will" i 1 I e so far re TIBUISAS Fox. Armitage, Stalordshirr, potter, Feb. 3, at 12. Twia merr e almk ,J . a rr ow w ile jams, Uwereasn, GM Warms lerc soma Ml e, err, Lakeetershins, farrier, J an.3l , sill s seneral grown-F. Pawl, and L id. Pawl Three- WiLLOSI Win AND, Mtge% ellanornalune, vitriol manufactinie, my. ttee t t b ui s ms _y d uu b s. D . J en *, Feb. S, d W. KVaexhan, Nutlfeero, Linden, Whinas, so far se &Anon Mara Nottingham. builder, Pile. 6, at It. nimage W. IL lasaltan-W. Hirai& Janet M'Elowell, ad Jowl Watt, Nottingham fruiterer. Feb. 6, al 11. Sank Aloe 111•Dowidi. Groesgesh e Cembenrell, her embed Jogs Boas Senn, ilichenhane and Rows Bank. OlinemeSsin IL W. !Meer aid W. OM Ducey, Tillalagailia. mare, printer, Jen. 28, at 11. sr: in- bridge, home areas -181mbeth BasamseS sod A G. XAVIUCII TATUM., Jan., Wesumaper-Mare, Innkeeper, Ise. WI. els, 0 ford-W. 11. Meek sod J. M. Monis, Mactset DM. at it ten. Sala Orf ord-W. K Cresery and J. lama& llseldno Jan Chain Brae, South Marton, Sosserestales, deem s e w . yA Li ai,, , ‘adatai a na ...C . chub.. - nu, - a. hpi en su. he skies, Feb. 6, at IL lioddemion, Herts. auctioneers-C. Benin sod O. Dory. WILLIAM FORD, bade, commercial traveller, Jas. W. at IL leckiwn. lanceshiza, cotton cloth otiougeetarere-S. Wall" Massy OtermlLL readforil, earner.' agent, Feb. 9, at 11. J. Tialton, and W. Wee, Malieheatel, general sebessemenn. liftLuAte Chao, Masashi. Yorkehlre, mill owner, Feb. Lat IL. se far as regale T. Weant,-81. Meggley, T. D. Moray. M. F. oakum lassumme. ILlnsesin.upon lion, ship owner, Jae. re , i am sod R. ii. , Lherpool. merchant& so tar as at II regards IL U. Hernby-IL sod J. Capank Sabah Garr YaltDaltt Samoar, Liverpool, spirit broker, Jen. 2S. iad,,,,t i hi ni. semseew ,„mg. s od as. Leerreu. Imes at ii. I gill and H attended, YwtshYe, driers in yarn-IL C. Can lone DI Henke, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Jul. 30, at 11. Anton and D. Carrington. Itgentkri, rewen-J. Butler IL Li warmer Is ioixv, Liverpool, master Ilialintr, Feb. I, at 11. suth.i . , a " J. L wed w.a.... os a kirdiih i r .. ..d w bw, Ur aki, KA 4n.fts and l'all/COI4IVII Joan, Llangollen, Denbigh. i shy. New SoUth Wales, - Mille as J. L r ehire, plumber% Jan. 310. at 11. base (deceased;-A. MOingall . Merilia, „ = WILLIAM l'arilleuil, IS actinium , wawa Minlallibetater. Jaw 29, 1 wxii , iiitiiim „, 1... kw seal ti . ht e em i h mh at it. Jarmo nee. Waterloo. Lancathire, grocer. Jan. 17, at 12. -Z. Tippers sod M. Woodier, Deellent, iresgere-J. L Ithre and W. H. W. Casa laserfeWarrir, alesener -T. FRIDIRICk ANNUM, Manchester, attorney, Jan. gli, at U. and W. G. Srarr=el=lL M. Tr- Jeer ell A WWI'S, lisiabeeler, friar Manama% rer, Jan. 111, st IL = w. i li um . D. Err uto k air, ked beams, Wen. , Idirus. ramber. Ills 14.8A1b m g D . p u a . simiallikpli i r. l 2 Wilhite HOOD, hinuregran, shoeing smith, Feb. 14. at lb Wart awl 11. Md. emaistaa ROW? GIRDS, Sirmingteen, corn drier, Feb. 14, et Pt er-T. D. G. flakfme, W. Gamma IS a; ass Itirmatitem, esaghows keeper, irsh.l4,rlo. and ihut = s ti rork ag n. cm da m s ,„4 l l l ,ll= l" 7 JOEN Ins. Birmingham. lea th er gar Yea 14, at 10.• Dorn A. Misr, lmhdeas City whorish ease illeasse BIRTJCLIAN. Nottughaue, oaf lubber Yeti. 6 at II -O. Whiteele. sea. sot 0. Inhale. Jew. Thwietasa. Sari Jose • Jana bAILIIY. I.Terpool, ashmonger. Jan. 10. at S. skim germ arrism-G. Gardner, sea, J. Garai* mid S. Jose Steer's, Li.erpool. coal dealer, Jan. 110. at & Gardner, jars., Klee's Norton, Woresstentil brieSsroline-41. Leong Loom, Vativerine Cr.., Sta ff ordshire, schoolmates's, /rif t".• lea . ..,, m , K w. ( ......d. o f j . mak, bas, Jas. Sii. a Or Dundee, lax spreres-J. Park end J. M. Park, Gisigew, Ilea HOMY Ibutaa, Lsiortoft, Unceleshlre, 'ea 29, et U. amt sloe maker JOHN STL% EN*, Bourn, Lincolnshire, Jan. 29, M 12. AGIN SIIATON LowoTll, Stern:owl, gagger& Jett. Fi. at 11 SCOTCH SEQVISTLATIONL Sus c•Lii I ia. rimed dealty, Limoleihire, bootamear, Aim IS, MIS WILLIAM "WV idiubarTh. pr. ;;; , .... s'erchant, Jan. Il i " thmten Lime fredegar, guamouthalre, Locarker, Feb. 3 Doeidie ma loran 84 ":". YA buil'. M ato, at 11. JAILS LUIIIIII, Dundee, dentist, Jan. 23, at the Royal Rimini', HALL. %outlook Hants, baker, Feb. & at 11. Duna' WILIJAM '1 kriil, Medford, seasoner Jan. SO, at 10e. Htreir tarreisitr., Glasgow, ell merchant. Jen. SI, at the Fa. Joldl Deux& Trafford. Cheshire, read dealer, Jaa. 31. ill .okay Halt Dlalilw. CHARLM4 PARR. Sheffield, hammed victualler. Feb. 7, at It. HXOII Dow DOUGLAS, Olugew, musical instrument maker, Jan. Paler GAIN% Leicester, grocer, Jan. 10, at 10. IL at the Faculty Hall. Gleam. Writes JULIAN Wail, Leicester, Jan. 211, at 10. Dome Aim% Ma. merchant, Jan. 115, et the Solleiton' Library TOOMAI YARIAIWILIt LAIR, Stoke Was, Devonshire, lamer, limos. as Jan. la at U. Jolts Dowse lIIIVALLum, Rothmay. bookseller, Jan. 27, se the brew Wafter" and eAtir WISNWOOTT, Surtede, Deur victoria WWI. Neehesel. Aire, milliners, no M. at IL WILLIAM Maas, ulcer and Greenock, contractor. Jew LS, Leant Josue, Kebab* Sas, take. Feb. 1, at I. rie lereFirely Hall, cl (Mama lisesitALL, Plymouth. bookseller, Feb. 2). SS 11. stereaT PARA Weems:sit. Itriabblase lad Olengele, Calico Joint J (mites. PtuihrOke Deck, baker. Feb. 3, at 10. printer, Jos. 24, at the Fraley Mali, Gaga. Juke titonie Kura Freshwater. Ws of WY t. oarreeder, Jth 27. at 1. • " ' Ulm •at Warta, Haar baker. Feb. S, id 1. ASYLUM NM Fantle:SLIMS CHILDIEN. - The Joel/11 r14:41. Worrester, bookseller, F. b. 4. at IT Jowl Tenit, Droltwich, Worcestershire, grocer, Feb. 3. at 1. Christmas election of 10 children to the bessfas of this ad . 1.1.31,11.1.11 Tell/11l Gain, I pica upon Severn, WOrcester. , Millabki balaillion, which is situated et Needham, near shire. Feb. 1, at 10. I Croydes, took plies yeaerday, at the Loudon Tavern. Mal Masi% wheniavad, Suffolk. farmer. Jan. Tr at 11. Alderman AMON' presided, sod in opening the houses coe• 171011.11 JuNNION STVI,DAZST, tieWC.N.W.I.IpOIIT) or, builder, gratuliaed the friends of the charity preterit on its excellent Fr l& at le. conditiom. They would be pleased to hear Shot in s family 1111""u"""ewc"1"Pxl.T7D. ' im " liankhi kigher of 184 children them was DOW so ow of sod tare& Feb. 13, at 10. Hoare SLUM, Newoutle.upon.Tyne, railway clerk, 14b, Lk during the last two rem there bed 'sly bees cue th. at lb The children be cook ammo the lebeeribers were comfort- Clltstat Nowalmil. Newcastle eow•TY oc. Post-o Des clerk able and happy. Dubs the sensor he bad gone down Yea U, at 10. to the institution. and be bed hem very tour Wm" ' WILIGHL /' Li " embi "' ta ' ke " * " sa " *". plowed by what he had sew He had bees premed Joel. Lauri, bpaowapeetalvara, Worm Moline, baker, a the aaniasica se the chum. .. 4 siss epetut. Ya, I, at lb Tinter Dor sue, Dudley Port, Staffordshift, publican, Fa. 10, able aPlearaseill ter made eolcrillesa Wm dist they hod rewired an excellent adulation. He was Jolla HAMM. Mleton, Manordshire, coal dealer, Feb 10, at IL ewe Wet ell the mewls of the charity had itsee delighted I JOllll Willa. Wuiverhampt.,n. retail brewer, bob. 10, at IL w h en they had that D r. D. ( ) bed gives a a w n um& , Tirolgul SAILKT. 5...)e, Northampeoweblre, vermin destroyer, hut " to at. funds. H . ( D r. Do w ) hod gives on b ona ,. Jew 21. ell. Jolla Illubla. Sunderland. master mariner, Jan. ht. at It. than SOO guise's. (Loud cheers.) It had helm Jolla HOW, Ilawlesbead, Lancashire, clover, Jan. le, et 11. by a gentleman in the room that it would be • Is= Jules trodreir. lirighlon, greengrocer. Tab. 4, at 11. 2011 gentlemen could be foloil who would give 100 pie,. , JAN= Guavas, 0W1145.11111, Lincolnshire, curl/saner. Jen. Mo 1 Neb. That was estleiely a raw/ Wile rem to ask. hilt bp AIM I hoped as effort would be mad* to relieve the charity fell ISILINS SAIIIINE, Halter. Yorkshire, joareerean butcher, id . bs. ma to sable it tub the . 0 . 4 a cing .. nror A Jan. 31. at le. ALTIDD Micah& nowerby. bridge, Yorkshire, oaken of Idea Sood Merle Poillible. If Dr•Rwld had gives motion, it faced z lionesee. Jen. 31. at 10. to In hoped that severed _gentlemen InVit Joan HuoiroftTlL Leeds . Ironmonger, Feb. e, at It would each give ISO or 300 guineas. He SSW a ONalleß all Maar Howlsr. Meurfted, aux bete.* Jettmeletest corder. 1 ono of the wealthiest firms i• the rsetropobt mekleg • sae* Feb. 4, at It of hie statement, aed he would be glad if the result be des AM MAR CIOWLIT. Fritchley, Derbyshire, grocer. Feb. 1, it L. I sired was secured. H• would not further dmaio them, and 144 ,... 1.6 ,i i : j e i n re i116 Ain*" 1 "AIL Ulaawfg"aire ' Imik..Per ' be would conclude by declaring that the polling would rowel lAses Willa ILDIVAIIDII. Cersillf, beer retailer. Fab. lat IL mence. The electioe then proceeded. The number al ear& 1•111111 PIANO PORTER, Klugeka epos Hull. past, Jeall. at it. dates was IS. hums %Lerma, W weed., • walla, Oramonser. Jan.* al It. THS ILAGGSD SCHoolse OF BT. Glaze z . e, SoUTII WILLIAM MITI. loybbareugb. grocer. Jae. re at 11. mix -Tbe astral meeting i s enema of t h e Bee ale DAMIAN, Worksop, Nur. err. s .. Mu M. al le w - .. • .-- tagged Wnalus Lower tai Slow, peon. Jae. le, /AM whale of this pereh was held last evening to the Borough. We lines, Alerted'. Isumnstabire, Weird debeaDer, I reed tichoolloonia, Br. H. Gurney, M.P., in the chair. Th• Feb. 3. at I. , secretary reed the report, which pro a very IIIMISSOIS) WILLIAM fltAralll. WOMEN'S. SEN4W<DIII9". Seer WM WI- statemetit of the progress asd potties et the serous tecterer. Feb. I. el 11. 1 schools. They were all in succeeded eperaties, arid the Cull"' M.4.°14 laftiggikeimilkielhite ' Ish4"." 8° II imams exceeded lb. o. aura. The ',pert Miss re • Jule Rover. Seskyhrldre, taeseisllar. Jae. IS et L LAST lISAMINAT lONS. hewed to the emu yiog cireumatesem cwwweeted with M ea . et . h a d a ,. w o w., N.A 1 o imigs b e a b u ild s , . the= of the Setrest school, whoa the M: O. ft B. kiss.. mere. Seamy Odin. melee- Fel In. ° W prodded. The mine strains,' ei W. O. Hastier, Haggai, arms. Wormy.' elect-rob. 11. H. C. at lb* schools wee as follows :-11! bite-Amt. al lir Conger. AsileberystresMitrand, sioliniet-Yeb la J. P. Lidera die, 316 • daily, mg ; Theevenuess. oe deedae. 1I Cionsois. Fenno. beeehee-teb. 10. H. Tyr. Dovercourt, liar. ,1.'„1.. 22i; L i . .....e.,,,,,L iwi & m a i .. dis . sof.. II ski, betel beam- Yers W. S. Alema , Upper Jabs-sliest, i , " op - 8 ;;;;.,. 1 9 6 ; ds o;:vs . eaue ss e s :, sa i s : nary ea general dealer-Feb. it T. Othierill. Charlotte- ~.. mem, reed, phoinpraplik &mange. meaufsetwer on arr m a si ll ; 'Why, 4.bi. ledestriel awl iefast ached. -so, Iv T. P. Naha Alla. rt. tense. . Camden d own. commercial were to all the ahoy. places. The total iecomeise been., -Feb. IL W. Mei. Aibby.read. Warta -Feb. 7. J. the hod been 6401., aid the expeediture Bill. Mr Jerson. Criariest. Halaasardea. referees, rya -Feb. total bamboo In the hands of the committee was OIL. bob 2us 41 ' s'll ` Vim" ' kii4s" ' ibe " lim • Serkm. bd. ' - Feb. it C. that. were some subtend's{ liabilities oei the building Leeks. rvsnierid. Seem farmer-Feb. W. K. Uddielow. Nor with is we , h ow l wou ld „ a „, e be dead off by wick, canereter-Feb. to A. Wells, £lon adamant& Clip limial.4lo, Feb la C. inucher. It . Haase, tellm-lreb.le twiew"F"" 'II" Re g . Br ' 14 " 1 " 1 "" Wvvvi k Mr * C. M. Boma. ithip Tarr loageere, Ismer -Much 7. T. IMO P l ays " the sdoptioa of the report. whim War, Ilneteelierateed, Lasberwell. masreeterer of lama after searall ii= d ireert elergyines sad geideues NW lag apparatus-fen M. IL lie V. ageneer, Maliciaintreek PIM- nested with tbe perleb, was unanimously agreed to. Ike. clerk In the AtheresitroMie-Fe to. IL nerion, Male' TSAI/flea SCHOOL FOS PSOFWISIONAL Nl7llllla - guarani pod. esereer-Fir 9). L ear Matilwreed. liaverse.s..k sal. noardise.hoese keeper - Yei.. no. J. W. Cluutie. Tratorloi a meting was held I. under the Granola& tresearteuesiler-reter, W. illeraLCeenftiatreet- sesptees el the Mayer. R. Hatehleass iA = l , which was toed, wstarnan-lreb. W. W. Maya Gresinwielt -Leh. 20. 1. newt i d aatationy atetwaid, for the papas of opening as Treerais. Itridsperreet„ weetnelater, Wee defier-Fern ra. J. i.waw i si m, i t teseint ei ee with tics leQerary rod oiler Meg grawril, Hedlent termer-Fr la T. II leitledas Mieliton, chariti es, s _ ~,_ ........;„_ „m _a...y..1 sa d a.m.. me g, ftiouriaker -lea te J. lady. Deventry, Northamptonshire, ,„,,_ _.•': .'7,O i ras ^ F" - """""''',.. l the isegio . el ab h Innkeeper Feb. It. H. F. W Toner. lioniorn.hlll, watchmaker ....soros. tom alrea dy meet - Feb. WI. J. W. brown, Hereford--Fob. W. W. Grattan. Crow more philanthreple reed ale et Liverpool. bat hilowlaill - & street, libelee, Joarienisan tom maker-lAA 19. T Gardiner, dived the apprdetion of Mks N sod other per- larkshatoussa, met India peat-Feb. M. F. Denali and toga wilswebui in sumer, end 111 = 1.. progrege, Oaths ' G. A. filar Illeteperoneare, sir Carlini. auctioneers-Feb. alas* of training schools for goner tie Mayor, rows time IS U. elodull Iwwelwerwes tee werertrodotro" Vl ig7 " , " ago received a most interesting letter from Miss Nightie s/ins.. aectlemier--Feb. ID M. Sellimr. easeerteirises Strad, , i u we in e d mes se_gen, en F. C. D es „w e. sud er us ess . m eg _ goe, expreesieg leer entire sympathy with thsCobjects of the * uc h _yea se, J. owe. glum so eeeeer oh propneed institution, ►and giving some valuable sad isterest- Wars wire Fah. Ss 1. iiisioton. Ilew gnaw, in; details respecting the oteeority Mr seek an Magentas. ewe. paw- it. Abet lbeet. and S. Toy, W After a number of istereseing enseabees an i s ecim hannhin-Fekt It A. Ifeldor. %Trot". ibiewed .lore rata) was formed. Rod mea•urei were takes which will /Ms 17. J. bas? Webs% riolleeildre, sad Ifseiskism. bu m D u , prop ...a ( . 0 . 4 . 1 . 4a preadhoet l y haw. tic. um master-1W I?. J. Nhobelhem Shadows Heed, litellerd, Aim Sara 101111-1 1 4. IL W. Tries. Wid yews. • Do. a Illerei. sliterry-Vetrr.. I= LONDON, RitiotrYww, AND SOUTH COMM RAILWAY. Leaser. 70 . 4161 Pshalidlw - Fek 11 - I. Willissle. -The beard of &wore decirdestenlay ispeleolle 4 ws.ke.wpwr Mr e. peleter-Feli. it IL T. JesseAleselma west* the mm...4 e al.. 4 7 p ... ems. ft ,- is e • l ab ". heeeee h tes. l "" lldige =tit i t e e k ir * W ' limmal4 i . p t = alass. 'x im . tee year, wades Vie dividend ter the year 1861 ameitat ill MON wye, CenhahTalier-Fek 11. K. OM ILkip. Tab. w let wet. _ , eider. traleen-Feb. al C. Ttlessed 1. PM reser more DS. Di JOIRIII'a Loam Blum! COD Llvilt OIL. fernirrie-Fets T. t iv = k WillibT -TES MODS OE Taaarsear Fos COIMMIIIIOII.-It is rte. 7. W. w Gt. emiripr-triri. pm that tio el HO i cris m "'- own . et a thild. 4l %.thie Yeb. aJ. DOSIIIINK 4.1.0..... Whaler lle de &new. vs Mae -Fteh. 11. Mies a. amotsway, IMAM rAr-Fels AJ. Teem and _ Tem . elc= 6l6 voiltee:-"Marlak lbe err leassurser ife. holler milers-1i IL W. DelloWel, Milekisere used . = ,l l you woes oss aam 0.6 m - bolo. Eeriest** Horsed eitsla. W. J. 01111146" see ler r iiimilmat L.. 1.10.0. bailor-rob. 4. T. fir . , Morsh•Mee. gm t e rtzrt e me fir i dealer .- Feb. S. W. W. MeeMeeer, insheseer- asp Ss ' y e n, m . um" Asa ig., ~ lenkeirew-Dsh. I. Lens Is sal orow la el/,'Ml . E Itnt. West Nisetleyok , „ r bree WS- e a T w h, e l= pints as Id' rr ee tai , r eo n . *. Toreth gear, . sortr._ ,apid, Co. Litssliwck Mober- aw Sels ." licaTried, W . i - i -. -ilieverelessamL) SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY. L 1 8? 1862. - 7 V 76 -di rriArLil Kato Intditena. A any, iolillylodtles bey, el about rem et= pow the Mit JIM le" sad mid be bed bees ass polibetee's elks, obls sew eta et similes, we domed rib eteaMeg s mosey enter, sod kepi the @IL- I satute Writs. ... _ _ Joia non clopoost—l s • pickle at go /Witt sow Trairotko, liowtwolioeirost. As shoot Wilma soma so the tosiolog of Woliter looL tho pri mer mos to w oaks sod toot* s tay, Polkt. H. woo lett aloes for • mimeo or two In the slop. Thom wire mow Lame. the sweater. limey kloodl, • printer, dewed —Between cos and two ell* US Wednesday I was in a oodles-hour M Drury ban, whoa shisprimoner end another boy came 1 They Ind • inesiressh. I heard some ovine:medal to the ant Mat ISA at them had en order for Lk. Irw the prisonsr alp nano gaps They went out and presently returned, wing WA the moo ire wroes. I " Let re look at M r end I Seek it fro the primer. They west sway, end I took the ethic to the Toldel ease, and staled what Weleired. Mr. Kos e do& ens el die prepreless of the Fetid, Ida the arise led been writ by a sosofly sabeariber. It was for U. la. He had no light the irk, esetaimer it had hew raise Erma the rearm Idiw vedreleed that the pr oem admired they hid Isreeddree•the odor be the Post dies be dowsed laymedb babel hese ssfosed. as it was irprepery signed Is the Our testeire it was pigged " H. Keating sad 0o.." whirl woe afterwards reeve to "P. leadarg." The privomr eeid be got the ceder from the other boy, sad aro that he signed it at Hewers alli Mr. ay did sot believe the serprt l e wa mere pre- text to throw blame as dr wirer He should remand the primmer. kr. Joke Bolsi- Chettorem. held to her Notesey, re quest' to to state that he is mil tiem perms osseMemed i. our report ar can beast at this mon MI ?Maw WI. MABIBOROIIGH4TREET. Avert Bmalliem, • tall Irishman, was charged before Mr. with victim* essanlang John Chapman, 79 C, as rit, e. et the estrum to the Ham-yard Soup Kitchen, area Windmillotssid. 79 C, who was evidently suffering acute pain, sail ha res=day afternoon, at half-past two, 1 maw the pri mmer standing at the corner of Hampird, near the soup Itifiebem, with • large number of others. 1 told them all to go down the yard, as they were miming a peat obstruction, and 110110111 could not pass along the Med. Primmer mid he had as much right to stand whim be woo uMy me eke, but moved a little way (lows the yard. I then went ti o=to the superintendent of Me Ideas% sad on up the yard the prisoner pushed net re, and I on ra fell y I &Mad the prisoner w he did and ' he said he would kick my inside out. hat fell off. Mr. Tyrwkitt m That shout what a amas it is. Memos—l stooped Ms ask it imp sad the then pm ma • violent kirk in • Nasals part sad before if mad got up be knocked me down fiat on the tirounde SW* me a severe blow on ths head. Another amiable Men mine to my ammistanee, and the primmer knocked him down on the top of rm. We took hold of the p to take him to the station. Be kicked me violently , ..d I fell. He then Cme knee on my chest and another on my body, and oe on the forehead (the constable's fatabead boil marks of the prisoner's teeth), and also bit two dmy fingers. I then became so unwell as scarcely to be able to walk. Inspector Walker handed Mr. Tyrwbitt a certificate as follows:—" I certify that Policeoonstable Chspmact 79 C, is sufferaos from a tick in the perineum.—F. D. Vomit, Divisional fforgeon." Dray, 170 C, confirmed a portion of Chapman's evidence, and prowl being assaulted himself. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner, who it was said was ones convicted for stabbing a man at Greenwich. M ANYLEBON A respectably attired young man, who 6 c reat tt is is a ftl e et John Short, and refused Ns Weimer, and • of No. 9, Garden-row, Clerkenwell, were with picking pockets is the Yolykicheie Institution. From the sadism in thin on.. it appeared ant tirsiant Rpm, 15 E, was sent for to the kabalism, whin the two premiers ware detahsed fur psok mws e kd_ 44 et • parse and five -balfpenuy. phosier said it was scram% for be bed that amenn=limmd. Be denied all knowledge of the other primmer. He dm told the elder primmer that he would charge him also, and asked for his same and addries, which be deelioed to tell, waving that no Merge could be immde *pipet him. Mr. Popper. who was prisment, said ho had oaly lea before gives the same al John Mort. They were both smirched, sad on the younger prisoner da 611. was found, whilst the ' elder had moneyin all his pockets, as well as emend purees, all containing money—me of whisk with its contests had been identified. There was also found am him a silver lever watch, maker's name, "J. Grattm, 81, Fleet-street, No. 9,165 ;" and • gull Albert Mato with look.' attached. The prisoners were remanded till next Thursday, to see if owoors can be found for the pumas, wateh, and Maim. Richard Debby appeared to • summons Ware Mr. Train, at the iastsussei the Lavaca sea Brighton Railway emw Co i endiany, cher4V that bong • =mat is ther oy, he did leave a " ban," or tee* lad= • bricks, cm the of mils, without seeding a @Opal ines a diem= dat teed 1,000 nude, to stop as approach beg Inn, whereby the Ines al the poem= were Ws pined. Mr. Inepeeter Cupentes attended to watch the case es behalf al the *spay. It appeared that at a quarter before eight o'cloek on the mare* el Tuesday, the diet alt., a train lilt the Victoria statism, sad on pasting the egad at Forest-hill station, the driver found it indicated that the lies was afar. A short distance from the signabbox, however, he ob served • man on the main line =idles out • red flag, in dicating " danger," and about 100 yards farther on there w • lamp or truck laden with bricks across the rails ors which the train w Inivenng. The driver immediately sounded the whistle of his seen, sad motioned the men nearthe track =lst it tors down the embankment, which they did. The =eke' =the engine sod carriages were ap plied, but the weather being foggy sod the metals very slippery it was =Ms the greatest difficulty the driver sue cin pulling up, the mea who were with the trucks being so frightened at the danger whkh presenteditesif that they ran off, one of them =newly escaping being knocked down by another train which passed the spot almost at the same moment. Mr. Inspector Carpenter said the defeadout being what was termed a pager, and the men with the trucks being under hie mount and direction, be was 'impossible for any negligee= whisk took plans, the 239th rule applyier to the =aspen's servants being as follows :—" Whomever • Tarry intending epee the line • man with • sigma ler its protection must stead at least 1,000 yards of the satu moving, sod • man must follow to a distance not less then 1,000 yards." The defendant admitted the facts as above stated, but said be had given notice to the signalman at Farestchill is respect to a previous train, and had mistake* the train in questioa. Mr. Train said the set of parliseaset applying to the ease (the sth and fish Vie., e. 55, see. 17) =seta' that "if any servant of the company shall wilfully, =anxiously, or negligently do ar omit to do any act whereby the life or limbo of any person paring aloes, or being upon such railway. or the worn thereof respectively. =a be or might be injured or endangered, or whereby the passage of any =gine, carriage, or train shell be or might be °b attend or impeded, he @ball be liable to • punishment sot exceeding two months without a lee, or a fine not exceed -10/., or. in default. the like term of imprisonment." - Inspector Ca/pester said the company considered the defendant's wart of attention to the regulations printed and supplied to the servants so great, that, as a amnia° to others, the prompt proosedings had been taken. Mr. Trail inquired the amount of wages paid to the &feudist? The defeodant replied a guinea per week. Mr. Train said its asaisideat's negligence was an offence for which a severe pasalty ought to be imposed, and he should therefor* order ides to pay a dee of 51., or be im prieond for one math. THE lIRCRIFT Armen AT MILITARY MITRDRI IR PARSONSToRi. A geoid emninartral, of which Colored Bootjack, 4th Dragoon, was president, n asemblad d the military barna* the stn Tuesday. for the trial of Private Josephs, ell the 66th Pen. for loading hie rile, and dialog he wadi sheet Ordwerliergesat t.lffisos, of the same cogs, se the Ned Decaslier his, when warned r parade. Major Daffy Nth Ilegleirst, sent as deputy for pared.. o4cr Diii,, filth .Sb.t, sated a. deputy judg...dvocsti. Sem& winsome were azarnised, who deposed to the facits einseft. We attempt at murder as thee reported. Witnesses ware also produesid wise hed served with the prisoner in the army of the lined Prodding, where be sallwed from the effects of the climins, became lessee, sad wee iseufind in • lunatic asylum Is lan Bogen* was also glees to show that he wee a penis al weak intellect; that he had Ire. questly cormaphind el his heed. and had only bees die- I charged ham heephel sego Parmsday =nig previous to when be tads. b vide and threatened and attempted to shoot Bsr nos. The evidence having concluded. the mart Itnersted for a shag thus, and then broke up. The mesh al the Wing will sot be made known until after the mereilsAeve approved of by the Commander. in.Obief, let It hi Waved it will mesh is a verdict of ac quittal, ow tin ghwand el feenity, and that the prissier will be coning Is sheath asylum darks the phisoms of her Majouir.--Ikataiene New. Fameolhntesioocoluescs—NAbout four days me two ass, saved Lemke/se sad Betsy who resided at Kinsmen, es the veep el the Shearer, left **dr hones to ones to the Galway ale al the river for tad ; bet sot retarnieg i ttheis expiched Melds homes uneasy. oreeiee meta he tie isimiwg w, hew, le the they aimmend 0.8 of then hig dud in the lash whin wee risilthrg at doe , mercy of the wane. Ito Mier um they Uwe etre Wm anabb to diatom say Mange of, when fale, is wall se the MIN C, the death of the nie fosad.is involved in mystery, v esesidenahle naitetnen in the loodity.-11r / 1 7 -- ---..... ofirilßSlON. MARKETS. -....-- !named mer Bll . G the Alt. p -Zta: f ertr e pri mi ce ti4 of poimi brown iok. or n kr , utones 1 rms.) ward-I Mr• Wi sdkam / fee the week ending Jan. 14, is 24,. Ojd. per ewe , ex e lL r.th__,„ToreF• a of the customs duty.-Te. avenge puce of . bo n g"' oPraa . Am" Nusoovado sugar, the produceof the Mauritius. for th e e . e W 55 et theme", _ e l eadiog as desire is 20a 104.-The average price of bf ,), 1 M., of"'" "'''',_., Muacovado sugar, the produce of the East Italie., f, o e ° ems's' week 'Wise above la 265. leid..-- The ' 4 `o e averag e ea.. I. He wee e i W g . the axes fure a g l ohig deemiptions of sugar poutly 6 2,1771 I next net him eer e „ t. fortnight after •- wer lin we L 'expe jAli rienced l7.- a psAgg very siettee defitanthdr7ordsark4untke Wiedham wee I. eid afterwarth hie ~ 7fosa SSW, mad some good arks were made at full swin g b et se e , wroe' • te h e gut My - market bea new become rather quiet, and only chu gs ..., si : yin refused to i st , command former rates ; low, soft kinds WA & Mi. - tan se Nam. I ro d e Refined sells steadily. Rum : Demerara and Lenore. g o ss in my well . I mg ld. per gallon cheaper, say la, 9d. to Is. 10d. per pls., ibe i lan arrangement Rev. Mr. Devon. TALLOW.-VVDAT EVXIO3IO.-The market wu l et. Be remained to-day at the annexed rates :-Spot, 46 5. 3d.; l ee ',,,,, er myself were stop- 48a. 3d. to 48s. ; March, 4.8 e. Ild. to lov ed.; Agni Sim. 01 f October, 1853. June, 48.. ed. ; October to December, 48s, 6d t o e i , gingham. I met old Y.C., 475. 6d. to 47e. 9d. Of 1,369 casks erne 44; I death. He came sold. Australian beef, fine, at Ms. 6d. ; inferior, iii . 4116 Want before the South American, 48.. ed.; t own tallow, 475. ed. c • rich us. This wee oil is quiet ; flee Cochin at 495. Id.; fine Ceoloo itia e l Ind : Windham a good Inferior, 48 e. ; fine Sydney , 471. ,• good, 4 1 , ed . se et =ldles went to Palm oil, due Lagos, is quoted 42k. ; Accra. 41s. t eer went to /lane grease, 41s. to 41s. 6ii. o ;t oil lm nut , 375. t o •L4 After hie return Delivery to last evening, 994 ii ; arrivals, :i 488 mu, 1 • ris with him god a hall, and whets I COTTON.-Livmeroct., JAN. 17.-We have had s ~,,,,, Sam op the graveled market this week, and cotton has been offered more fm, ohs said he used it a &NA= of id. to S. per lb. on the ruiddliu ; ' elbow is asn. Windham better qualities of Aramaean, and fully ld. per lb vo . ydnel t was bloody. We lower sorts. Bunts are easier for the common and ;,„4 '' • o appeared before ding desuiptions, whilst choice qualitlea tenon for proposed that changed. Brasils and Egyptians are rd. per lb. loser, o. This her tutor was pro. tinting for the liner grades of the latter,which maintain Id ad so did hie uncle, nem. Speculators have taken 8,420 bales of Americao.gr fle er _,„, Lady Sophia. Mr. Rabin, 31.0 Egyptians, and 8,670 Surma ; exporters :A L a r I was present th e Americans, W ?enema and 3.750 thirsts ; m g e s , tou ,le V Indium as to his 16,250 bales. There ere at sea for this port (Americo ni p , a wish to Join his and 78,165 Surata naiad 236,415 American, and 62,q s conuniamon. I Swats same time last year. The Isles to day an Out' as before the Vice- 5,000 bales. Thefollowieg are the official quotstioes sang o commit us (lady mined by the General Broken' Association 1 -Fair Onse t ewe wrote to Mr. 141 d., middling 'Sid. ~• fair Mobile 13ild, middling ly. D gimeet. Wbeo he fair Uplands 13p., middling 1211 d. ' ith "WA in there louger than ght be preseeted at OORN.--Cntherem/eD, Jeff. 17.-There was I ~. ain the habit of supply of wheat to-day, and • decline of ls. per q. :WW-i. es a week. During had to be submitted to to make sales on secondary q... 41 .1 year he dined with ties. Best white and red same as last week-red, 6k to din with him, 645.; white, 64e. to 675. Barley, best malting grate • 2 that important dear-40s. to 42a.; secadary, 365. to 40.. Beans adt, ping that we would rather lower. met week . __ ___.. I have LnecoLs, jut. 17.-Our market was barely supp li ed • , ; 1 lthew proceedings wheat; the trade was slow at last week's rite.. %dr y •I. that Mr. Windham Te a s go a to 695 ; white, 63e. to 66.. Of barley there . 1 nealf tulderthooff in • large iply, which was sold in most CAM at la declin • mal n sad Mr. and Mrs. NU and beans without ellthilo. bout Mr. Windham. 1 ,„, LivrarooL, .J.s.x. 17 .- Then has been a fair at". could not - of both millers end dealers at this morning's market. sods b would be uf good consumptive demand for wheat; the quotations 4 nth which this ease this day se'nnight may be repeated. Flour had run t Oal better inquiry, but prices are still 6d. below those el ? ' last. Indian ooze was in goad request. at previous ream id it was not adrem. r the lettere headed recovering the deslinsestebilobed is the interval. O a t s, a oatmeal steady. Beans, peen, and barley, each remora ,' - phis. sod my own. A they relate to red pr s irj e e d arter below this day week. The market clean we d le 1110.11 imam a I [do not think Yr. Wake/MD, Jai. 17.-There was but • dull market ft 9 ✓et m outh e d he was • wheat, and prime wens la. lower. At a further caucus* k be is. however a fair eniouth of Meiners might bonbon erne . i gee d a. one e i br e Other aitirlee were aim low of is* and barley nu It .ett cheaper. I Lady Se l l " 'a COALL-Losnow, JAM..17.-Bower's West Harem 7 81 lfe. 9d. ; Barshop, W e e e. 6d. • Damima's West li • . th at you my, for I ley, We. Hartlepool Haley, Ws. 3d. ; 11 .; s witems)-Are you , red us her he"! to Hartley, 15a. 94.; Holy weir, 16e. ; Rowesd's West H . Poi 15.. 9d. ; North Pelts Oen Muse, l3s. 3d. ; lavenenells ile Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; Taeasid 125.9 d. ; Taerlski • ; i with Lady Sophie kites , "; We pripare . o2 .. 9a. . West H hen, and he " now. 155. 94. ; Wylam, lee; Walla sad oaderth:ls.. Id. ; w Id what my evidence taken dugs, th ree Red Hann, 15e. 6d. ; Wells End Mionemus, 14.. • or Walk Lod Riddell, 15e. et • Walls Sol WL.D.W., . • arm tw nice i Duke- , 6d. ; Walls Fad Beeddyll; Ration 14. id. ; Walls Mr w he g iewie e ef y' F te, 16s. 3d. ; Was Fad Boum. Us, go to inquire after „ro ll s Rod South Renee 17a. Id. • Wells Bede . i . ..l k ea r e d li b m r. .Whidhami spoke ted.. ' • Walls End Cando% 16e. ild. ; Wells Ed : • shim w h at g b e ig e , d lTs.. ; Walla Bed Haujle_ Hall. 16s. 3d. ; w Uri Helloes, lee. ed. • Walls Ned South Hertlepool,l of mans to keep her . • Wails Rod Trinedon ed . 17s. -Mips at market,' F. travegant, sod was said, 72., p. He knew of it. He told me he had thing else about her /MUM) RETURN& Hampton-races about ale rude no answer. I maim , Klee Paw Maw Teta Weell Mien eliesuUse un I of his age in intel- 7 ,,,,,,..,, k ,,.1,,, 6 .. a • & a & coaate. I have heard Loader, mar& a Saute. t. I have hoard him sad Extend= - 747 166 WI 1 Week ending Jae. 12. proves of these pro- Great Wester' Midland 2Y4 2,144 4.061 eat r. Windham's passion koadi Nmtlißrl c .,,w," - ma ttle 6.611 sty toltpologiee when shrogehire Vales SA 110 nit 716 Mr. Wisdhasa more Week eluding Jaw 14. ox at the opera. 1 Vail= Swim Jumada' Ai 96 112 911 wards Mr. Windham 6 im he dined with es kIIDDZILIWIZLD CHAKBIIII OF COMMEXCL -I' I or. mai meeting a the Haddonfield Chamber of Oo .... • liqu we e four till m o w" woe hold s. Thenday. - Mr. W. Will the prakhat, le at the Sessionshouse, caffiwa go Asia Wan the Wawa' lesee westrosel • with, an adders • el • sendalace to bee ifisgssey era 6 1 7••=. death ef the Prime Ommoet was Imaimingy pai. Ts e le„ aimed repot§ Ina themead mei stielfiell. Rife knee. l l recapitnloted the praises.' of the COMB epee Moan EHOITEB, JAN. 17. cal question; which Irk bill bawlebi Wilder the k is. 9 gly depressed and during the put yeast:: Athees= lea veleeteede oak e as been Satter if not forage pond arringseasam, Bet et articles appear to bankruptcy law amenvinma, melee sentbal=m e t a rather easier m price. international Exhibition of 18U, statis of wages, red g lowa more &premien lid al experts, and the Zoliverehe duties. In refers In yarns same of the to "Cotton Supply," the report stated that the out • I business at previous at the idetame of the 'Aerie& Aid Society, bad nee II en to have been Oat, riddled gc.verumoat to sad a emeneleloser to the IDWI c an rather easier. At Dienv, sad to ap •.• a British consul at Abbas' able change There with • naw to the appo in t a Britiah consul at Abbisbe ibie changa. Tb.,. withs. w tothsdlsconragcmeflt of the slave ink i 16's to hank's water extension of legitbnate eareemene, and the eficoaragne reality much below of the growth of mitten in the wet awe dein,. I y and the setuid &panties was also appointed Is join east wake • 1 noel entirely ; of ay.- on the accesioe of th e memonal ben( presented. • mad traceable to any soused subsequently peasant the Homo of Comae is again to-day of an adopt minute for the developmeat of the agricultural manufacturers to clam connoseisisl Meolllolll of nos, with a view to the i• - . leeoMo exhausted. productin of metes ,• and in October last they -- le is ou the therein% radioed the Sesteemy et asto for laths that laws nigh .. ;rest . ; bat there seems famed provt , mere speedy and effectual memo fa L ser i ous cheek to our arcing the fa lgi memt el coatracts. The mum-a bel be cotton famine, and doubt, that, from ' the exertions made by her ~, ed, over•prodatios af government, vale& an as of 'reply hitherto Nis a *bailer result. The would be armieffeastio, aid that eventual, ties • seer ea short time is the premise ieleamptise a the =poly nail be to 'aching with a redoes& us far lens thatendmiA epee America then in had ... lapped altogether. Of been. pnmwerita. dyewoeks, p advettisetheffitea t arrAY'S Orinionr a t a a total .f 213 an -11 t• Slim -The elitlew of th ad Mare worklag with blialisAWßll4 lid Mir IIIII•It 1•61/4," t r . ambit 4 " * P" 131 . 1 ti....igis isa l Oraer s i nom p ars; eirrlieraf I ;mho/ an short tone es 1 ,7 6 7r 0m iz sae idwelseredicet° " easily een*yed. This 0e r e e s weans of Uwe • a the sample Molafty oat ws saltedslL t . in the number ea abort maw mid bathe sad by Hs essy turn from other parted Min MI It posetmses fives tons ✓e unfavourable emelt . thus &o at hens or an attestin i that ot Menthester. exile fastest' of the with or : Maho utlarm:del 'et the child with - ing towns the propor- nu& greater than that ry to alleviate the die. - - map steerly insueleises. ~..,..„.. . reud.mtireisrmat.tioashitisporelanegoures: .1.77:.,:_....n.,,,,,......,....AR:8:70.7n....D,theEA.T1H:d ream. 116, was is llthrliio.-Jseeery 14. al Less Deverill. Wike, iht lißalked or the.. N. R. Yeah* bet., it • daughter. of Heeekeeder HILL-Jaseary le. at Shoehorns, Dorset, the wile of l e k. W e e nd e d R. W. ROL 11.1(.. of a sae. a. ?SHIM/DOM.-January 14. _st Nines-MIL ifelemben . __„,ehee a" ..P eaniC ''' wite'or the In I. Pecieddeolt et sod aul and Wes PePRI 111161160N.-.7en • is, at tbe it•eb i ti, et. Matthew. Poe week. rather than Mesa, the w11: a. Jo. 8... w. I. w • a •1 11111 6 1 /. ere employed ; and we IMITH.-Jaswary 16. at Kirk Elk, If the wee. • millowsere have made Smith. Esq., a a sea. wife d ' be igen imoso mm a i f or Wret.-4ensarg wet Penne, near Lap* the e. , si dli eneen w i t h amp l e ... ten flt :. lll..thiet, W.ll.•• • lii= wi ltz, al • ii. r wift di benmeity. will maid w erets Z s i s ' e . en s e n Le se . ee ~1 6 desire to heM. their TOUNO,-.lsWeery 17. at Wee Uwe, Croydon.eoromos. 00 1011 0 I . cotINN b eg inning Of D. Hill Yoe*. be., of a eon. replants are being re- MARILIAOSS. _ e riedie.,.leaw.„,..„lr e __ Hee. BAILEY-BOULDXWION.-Jasuary 16, at Meet Ora .° 1 "'en, vier" ! wawa we water. try the rev. 2.. Dupuis. Vincent. son of V. Bale % Amen a. wawa we of Oakes. itaffordshittr. to Cluriotte. daughter °I ` so{ y Ilotablialmd in the. 11•01Inas, of Oimacester-aqusre, Ilytterar6 * tke good nepotism CIA9II.ITT-DeT. 11•1.. -January le at et Georgia. Hanover • ter thi . lay. P. IL Elise, B. G. Garrett. /We- to td"rY. ..... rid. ' Olt late 0. G. Bey, tn., of Gloucester ens. tlyeev..:. IMILLInt -January le, at Utheri ton led a- :Yesterday morning a N tac i, r ,„,..,,,„. 1 .,. L mow .- ' sii .„.L toe of ill after 3 *Week, in a large Madam to Amu illassbUr of Mr. it. Phillips, boll' ° wen. Scott and Chistie- su i" by italead ge. r ill ' es e er i C s r eeL en d 1"176- 14st r izby in t e Ua ltin -4 . Jr l en . Utal.4.T.all.KßAlillyna:X.,"Y'A. ' *44 11 Bortmis. &intik cof i t . v.- Th•Pelkeentut. „ "It Les, lisT_ ._ _ _.. of __smarii to 11144/••••• l • 41•••• way or TAT4O9,-00111xuut 14, etas Hely TrialtY ll ll me) . eeelhookas* rased as mean trek. Linemist. by Hp, I. Herbert, Ja Re* iramrstrost. Baker- well. Ka of the late W.7.plar 124., of ereafoa. 10 1 Clkaariepeter•ei, with • Is l W6tet 1 11 the late R. CepelYM, RR, W Itywe eet el af AM Cbeless Water. DWISS. 1 be of the Most strenuous RACKIIOI7IIIL-Taewity. 14, at Bostipset. Lioestkint ee mead with rassim bow. RA.. Ise MAYA Vio•Otosulai Awl. __, tad meg ibe oorw-aummj Is, et Dteadvers. am* 11110.... 4.. n. a •A • A Fn n wife of WT. J. COVO v i z. es. a ' .4-;l ealam m i k ty al , r r ut tlis noski lla ing of .- ' 1111".-41"*" 14.40. 42- „,, kh . 2 . 4 , 7 111164 . M g r 0w 1.. 0. G tt7 w ife if The Its. will fall an the am. ig. Heresee. et Oh peens, labover4o. l _ , . teeselnil with. lees iit bta, won-Amory 14, at Sontkpwl. luetedtke, 1. Fe. , tJ. . rj. F.-,...61, , p.a. : , izzi th.. 4 ifi s ..-l io ae shism uary 14.. a t. saea Tielc ii taa ItsoutUTe, dose , iat Mw. Jars Ma &ewe, ' birth. Th• MI". men r"teta:l wll Wm ' u & e, lLl ".. lia rdeo ulL ,,,, 6l , en -imam td be she Gear* Offim, in Leselosetelevet. te the Predwe Id Weer" - IlerelleAT, JAMINLIT 14 18112. ' .. • . 'RESI COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-J as. 17. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Priam at 0•611011.—011efor• Mx. Bar* Bramwell aamt • Omura Jury.) 1, 1132171 V. WILLLAYS.-7ALIII =rano purr. 71ds woe as action fares swab sad &lee immisonment. The ddesdast pleaded. fin t, sat guilty ;mad, moondly, that be wee pmemeed of wade preeeleas to alma the plaintiff was oreetag adisturtithes estrefued to leery anti he there upon east fir a permeates is serame him. Kr. Clover was maerelfer the plaintiff ; Mr. Heddlestos, Q.V., far the &deadest. The pidatiff sal adeedsat were Nary bath wise merchaete ea he dams at IS, St. Axe. It appeared &catcarrying the evidesse al tie *WWI that he wee the landlord of the boats meadimed, where he serried as lisbedeemasff let a pert se alma isms time ago he Ist an office to a perms of the seam ad Hem ender .s agreement tb ' pay the rest 'in adman, 'ad is the meat el three meths' rest being doe the batilead should lave power to reenter sad take pemessis witheat further solace. Hope left with two swath.' rest owing, sad the delleadast took the aloe of his barb, the plaintiff telling him that be should look to list for payment, and sot to Hope. At the led of the three swift se mosey we. feithozolog, aid the plaintiff took pommies is the debeadeses abeam% Upon hie return he 4 11101111 DO eery beisteresa sled far a policesma, sad the *atilt was theca through the streets to the poiles-statim, sad elisaged with &Malls( the bey el the delesdeet's office, which the inspector at the statics refired to Mho, and the plaintiff sew brought his adios tomeover comptheation for the Wary be alleged he bed seared is character. The defeadast called so wheelers. Mr. Haddad*. having addressed the jury, they re buried • verdictfor the pledahlff--damaget, The Mused Judge refmed to eartify that this am was proper 000 to be tried is the superier courts. This court will not it this day (Saturday). INSOLVENT DEBTORS COMM—JAI". 17. (Wore Mr. Oamaiissionor Nichols.) If II zAcazz. Livnoi.—" NADA'!" a•cary" no This issolvent, a young Jewess, who bad carried on her pale ins as as souseller of Wise' fasts, is New Band. direskatalpiton, and elsewhere, sod whom case has before =:11 in ear paper, applied for leal examination in die. Ya her tad. Yews opposed for Misers. Burgoyne, wholesale MC; Deese, Hr. ffargood, and Mr. Robs:Um mppertsol. Os • former asension a point was raised by Mr. Warm as to the imam* ege, and it was submitted that she wee an West whoa doe pelitimed. Os the lad hearing the Is solvest wee eispired to pedalo a. soosest husk in shish the emus el the Ladies or " pothole so thq ware mask who led employed her wore entsreL abs sow maid she could sat Ind the book. Oa azamination she &island that her ladles did net owe her any mosey ; mad the karma owned would beer ie mind that she bad hen out of hod. seas for twelve scathe. On being asked whet had become of the emential oil and drip to 1451., whisk she had ob tained is a few =oaths, she mid some were spoiled. She had not sold any of the articles to other chemists and di rties/fee said she mot have made a liege sum of mosey. There was osabiect otto of roses wombed to bare sweetened the Theems. (Laughter.) Thee, sell the leaned tassel, there is a perfume sufficient for three parishes, and enough bismuth to &Amy the feces at half a raffles of young Wuxi. (Load laughter.) Further it appeared that the insolvent had advertised her =dies in semial newspam i s e ed the proprietors were as arediten is bar No. Dawes remarked that there were live newspapers stiontioned is the noliedale. Mr. Xesse—ln which she Um puffed off herself. He vorpjsdd that it would be ter the public advantage it the in. sehrent was visited by a judgmet under the discretionary dams. Bonk a passe amid not escape without punish. samt. Mr. Dowse ridisslod the parity of his learned friend, and &shred thet with his knowledge of . drugs and pn f mom be might have Resisted in purifying the Thames. (Lumpier.) The learned counsel contended that there was nothing iu the arc to prevent the insolvent beingM ak t. al ltstistioset Midvale, fa deciding the as said a spedien hod been raised as to the insolvent's age wits§ she petitioned is Alegre last, sod from the middies gives la an adios it appeared that ale was bora as the 411 t January, UHL sad thuds., was sot al age until the 4th January 1114. Them es to Waage es i fast maid peWirne, it bei . bee bell that a deeleseld eel be ezeetie4 Reg %Imam be weld set andsia the paellies. Th prillienz andel asseet e in=ed, and " Madame Bach..) i street Priam, from which place she bed boos liberated some time bank on teal. WANDSWORTH COUNTY COURT.—JAN. 16. (Beton I. F. Fes, IR., and a Speoial Jury.) =lrma, =OUT AIM BAZAR - IT LOS V. TWO VICAR OT BAT TIOSIA.-TMII CAMS OP 1111114/141 TO BATT= AN UMW- MATZ The Bor. Jolts Sys= iTembinows, the Vicar of Bab Week was sued by plaintiffs for the nom el 61., as cocapescation for alsenagm for Wining to baptise their child. Mr. Pew" instructed by Mr. Haynes, appeared for the pleintiffs ; and Mr. White, banister, for the defeedant. This is the case which excited so much attention some time ago upon an application made by Sarah Beans to Mr. Nyman, an of the magistrates of the polio, coon. The hearing of the use occupied the attention of the court on Thursday for several hours, and did not temaimate until? o'clock in the evening. Both the plaintiffs were examined, from whose evidence it appeared they were cohabiting together as man and wife, cud lived is Battersea. Oa the 27th of September last the female plidatiff was delivered of a male child, sad at Ilhe appointed time, and as soon es she was able, oba went to the defendant's church to have it christened. The defendant told her to read the 7th corn. amendment, and she told him that if she had sinned bee child had not committed any sin. He said he would not christen the baby, as it was nothing but a heathen, and that it would go to • certain place. She wait • mooed time, and she was again refused. It also appeared that oe each occasion they were accompanied by epemeors. They were put to considerable expense la going to Doctors' Oen mons, and communicating with the Bishop of Winchester, who ultimately directed the defendant to baptise the child. The reverend gentleman was examined, and he dented having made the observations imputed to him. lie ad. mittd refining to baptize the child. but said that be gave orders for the christening before be received the bimbep's latter. He also stated that the child was not baptised mill after be bad received the letter. The jury gave a verdict for the full amount claimed. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSIONHOIHIL Henry Johns" slim Chercipard, and Henry Wilkinson, two well-knows Milems, were brought before the Lord Mayor on remand, chased with stealing • ems con taining a quantity al stank, to Qs value et mealy 3i., from the warehouse ed Memo. Wattle:spout and Co., Cloak-lane, tames-street. On Thursday with John Emden= and Walter Bette, two demoting. were is gases-arioni„ whet they saw the two prisoners at the comer of Cloak-lase. looking about them in every direction. They pared os • few yards, sod m Muriag they raw Willunees maids a ware house door, aid Jobasos war nowhere to be seen. After watching for a few minutes, how ever, they saw Johasou come out of the ware home with a moo cs his shoulders, and was about to pet it ors Wilideson's back whim he saw the officers looking at him, upon which he put the ma down ou the pavement, mil after saying something to the other prisoner, they ran off as bud as they could, one in meditation mid the other in another direction. The officers followed them, and Hendenion caught Wilkinson, but the other got away. He was however apprehended • day or two afterwards. and was remanded until yesterday, when they were both brought up together. las case was identified by $ young man from the ware hoses seise al • Dumber which was staodiog inside the warehouse dear. Both the prisonan were wsli•known he the polies, and t % bed hem more Ursa mos proviso* esavictsd. bb iTh herd of his lerthhip le &pre wasthasrily of the cams, Isalt said it was a imee with whisk be amid sot deal, and they were loth committed for Mal. A gentlemanly-looking young mu, Maeding six feet two inches is height, named Wiliam Luse, sad described an at 2, Trinity-torrece, lea Waned, Poplar, was ko Were the Lord iispoo. Aerie& upon his own cos f with bowleg ember eid the rim of 1551., which he bed ressived en fiethent of hie espinyere, the Patent Paper Ithaidasteriag Othipani, 1, s-place, Sits-lant• Buckisetheirp. Mr. Width. a partner is the arm, laded that the prisooor Was simplOyed as searelat7 to the company. la August last he abscooded with nearly 200 f, which he had nomad on aeinat of the firm. He had only • short time since heard it the priansees apprshoosion and had not time to got the putieniath Hs, therefore, thked that the primmer [night be remanded. The prisoner was asked if he wished to ask this witeees any qthaions. sad said thee be should like to kites hew the ISOL wan node up Ile only knew of 1561. Mr. White we net peepared es answer the question, sad the primes, was remanded. Henry David Lloyd, who was breendit op some thee sines charged with having conspired with othets sot les to Male a gsantity of alkali with lotoot to ois= &freed Mr. ' -- -eck, of 61.- • - -mow-hill Chemical Wiwi ' the hot ' tCossuarisa—it la so Aida a quantity d AIM with intuit to oast NA lb• 11000 at we ots• gt.mre= ......".. ••• ....J.--w— .. . 01 ega ' = &freed Mr. J of tie Jurnw-bill Cheeleell Weehav km eured 021161‘8111bW eiaISWW, is tbe locenty.—ffenvk . apli tag , " J4WIWII to .......- /SW et the woe, wu pieced et th e fee Sri i • einem 'MAN ili c=rell WAVSKSI ASH CLOoll2.—"Petiherlion ' Atha WI. ei hots gethe nue .was &via 64 . i: oar report et useluielleo."—liereloe Pall 0fft,tr0....., l . ; " "Ined euuk si per - al erlest Anemias**. Wltee lt wig be lured that inter 'diem. Ste * Owlet Deems crow a , " ... ...: r thoziersee wee teerel i V al i reouned iieseuseese Oho hi sol , ffilon4 sa , ot i bw : dd ri piwort at ' = a ! Se t uf E Eltieee tili tniett eli:Ok ler sag Moe Shin r mi tt,„ „i l t„ „A be t itrott e t= nlL A open f 6 ir ......... Apsdllisa==witill=7:"Wereris J. W. sessa.=k rit,(Aour a= ff. Orielit. en:: .. : Poneelhell4 Lee*" MC. . . NW. 111 AX LUNACY COMMISS] (Continued from yesterday's depress., Mr. Gnibelei, examined by Mr. Mil ward lady Sophia Windham, the mo th er of oe the 10th of May. 18.58. I first met her s first met Mr. Windham in the middle of Al. year ; be earns from Rimpton, where he was caw • good deal of him. His mother was indulgent towards him. She had • great over him, and he was amenable to control. l imai4 led by kindoess than by severity. I g Om Greet Western station about a I saw him at Torquay. Captain With him. We dined at the British Hotel, meet to Her Majesty's Theatre. lady Sophia ed undo. Captain Windham wished to is Windham after we returned, but lady Sophia Lim go out. lAdy Sophia took • house at Pal out with Mr. Windham. Ile behaved very him at the Vioe-Clanoellor's Coed, when - was mule that he should travel with the 1 I raw him next in 31, Grosvenor-street Vfor a fortnight. lady Sophia and myself t there. This was in the middle of Webs afterwards went to Mr. Burr's, at Wokizigham. fir Xenon the °could of Lord Bristol's death. cep the maw thy. We left for the Centime fume! heck plow Mr. Windham was with • to islintery, 184 I went out with Mr. Wig dud I. Pada. On our return to En= a; . l. Plymouth with Colonel Bathurst. He the•Contiamit with Colonel Bathurst Aft , Homan was esgagerL I was at Pdkim Horrooks. An altercation took place in theall, went to see what it was I toned Windham or and Horrocks standing over him. Horrooks some lied language aad that he boxed his wed into the lathes to wash his feoe it • thee woo ep to Lceston. Mr. Windham the rethOlmsealler. The Vice-Chancellor he Amid ret...to Horrooks till another vid•L Mr. W*Olin objected to that, and so t Mr. Book, the beaker, and his mother, Lady & Horrocks left in cousequesse. Whenever I was ViorChanordlor al • consulted Mr. Wiodham own wishes. Mr. Windham expreserd • at Yarmouth,he had got his 2v l i m e ail :ad u to do so. , The matter came and there was an attempt to ar4 myself) for oonteitpt, 'lncense _ Edvining him to Ida hie regiment. seeten tobotrn be woe allowed to remain there we et 04 Mundell, in order that he might b odd. I maw him frequently. He was I driving out lady Sophia four or five times the months of May and June last year us almost every day. We were to but we received • note stating t. business took him to Norwich, and hoping exouse him and put off the dinner till next scarcely seen him from that time till the commenced. lam distinctly of opinion that is of sound mind. He could make himself French. I have seen General 'Windham and Hook, and bad conventions with them about The Master ruled that these convenations given in evidence. Mr. Milward thought the conversations importance as showing the motives with • was brought forward. The Matter—l have already decided that it Exernthidion eoatipned—l have toned the tome smarm the papas of Lady Sophia They are to from Mr. Windham, and r trenesetkers. Cross.eximined by Mr. Chambers -I _ Windham is insane. Ido sot thiek I ever men of weak intellect. do not Grid be Mc. Chambers—Wed you not proposed essomittes? Witases—Getteral Windham offered myself bribes. Mr. Chambers—Take care, sir, of what shall produce your own paper. (To the wi aware that Lady Sophia 's solisitor offered 'seem in the petition ? Witness—No. I am on good terms sew, Mr. Chappel was her solicitor then, ,I new him about • week ago. I elated what meal be to the solicitors, and it was taken ' thur days ago. I went to see Mr. Windham *mg iu May. I think I saw him le the bre When be ceased to visit us I did not go haw Lady Sophia wrote to him. I at the open, in the Lyceum, with Mrs.' ray seriously to him about it. I gave to be good advice. I told him he had ad n.. company. I hoard she was very extravagant, living with somebody at the time. He l• I never dreamt of his marrying her. He toV no notion of it. I did not tell him anything purity. I spoke to him again at .Hareptosesces her. I told him to take care. He nude think he is equal to other young men of his led He is noisy, excitable, and passionate. him abuse people in very foul 'ravage. 7 ow such language to a groom. To Mr. Burrell—ludy timid& disapproves endings. Reexamined by Mr. Kerslake—Mr. aid not last long. He was always ready he felt be was wrong. I did sot ere Mr. than once in Agnes Wilkstighby's box at don't think Horrocks' behaviour towards was as respectful ae it ought to be. To • Juror-1 never psresoised whew that Mr. Windham merit worse for liquor. The inquiry wasedkineed at half-past next, when it is to he mosioed at 11 at s' Westminster. COTTON GOODS. MANCH:n/X The market has been exceedingly ' inactive to-day. The cloth market has lower io prices than on Tueedsy. Most has been more diflicoh to sell, and rather Altogether the Jose of the market shows than at the begonia' of the week. 7 leading Wats report • fair amount of rates ; but the market generally apneas and most people report that prime see the saw time there is no quotal is • good deal of inquir7 for it twat at prises which are in reality cost. Both the inquiry to-day ati besieges dew appear to have been almost I solstice chorister; there is no demand particular msriest. We hear report. - intention expenred by spinners ad team their mills as their stooks of cotton become The earaher of mills on short time is c , ad the caosequeal distress is very great to be an Sapreesio• that the present es , trade bra astly ass asteseed la the that if the latter lied not_ ses.nsd. = gouds must bare led to • Su of cotton mills is klairdeater i 13 Eist of • total at 84 : moo are workiag umber of heal* end e4ht are stepped alt., cows, sinallseee, ad silk mills, primworka, =shoe. sad foomaries. W out cc • total tier* 12 am Aladin idle, sad 54 aro le • sedesed amber of heads. The number o' set of employ is 42Xl sad the number are 12,586, out of a total of 47,183, usually shows • slight inceesseasimet week is the of employ, sod as beessem of 117 is time. There is reams to %o w n • return the cotton district seal • ore to the ma t implipswit awn tl el fat nessiewasing 1 haada ko binseb,‘ tot basaliW itres. W la =lre hi be t le " the la" . 'l r y The application* , site, hoff daring the pea wish were n ot 7 the teermaibskam sad not H.Mall„. teen nbas a the Cha pe blis, Helms, sod iiii*dier:MiTad cla d 4u his workpamis Welt a' arloit stw pprt gee incur th e VOW Wes( now kern tilt was a all calculatioes showing that it be them to do the sera ; but es smile swam, _apsrt from feelings of gluing lb* saills, if p from ... ieseirpeopie together. Now ~ hat Indies to be mass g enerally seed, the oomplll wired laphst the import duties levied abase alas goods, and it Is abed 1 ess,Vithe Morrill tar is a skia be it recently aod one affect* F • epee to ea in the !al& i • Flll/I AND LOSS ON Lug.—Ye. deetreretive ire took place, shortly attar Eigu .pansless belonging to MONIS. • 0111.41.5. kn0wn as the Whits w e. ll &bol k a 110 bet beck, contained• elemental stock. Ti , in !aiming the pressiess, almared s - rolling over the top of Abe bee" ~_ _ alarm. The seamen frees Bersetaareek irreiabAila street, Holborn, Crowealreet, - mod Chaudemetast, good apply of water from the aria of - works, ware sat to work, ha le spike exertions of all masa the •Ilemess r ispiditL ir es o d yed mera set oxilatr eg i gi were Mr. W. W. ,„,, Toeursees, was shortly on the spa a ' sod 'squire es to the ewers *the attlWadory cheater is lesiers. - lireuldst. er • and cat Abe premin Anoth es m ire, l.trl mesa Busalettry. - The engines from Balboa. / o = 4. luld iffamafrolas, se well am Ilr.llessmen • w was * is ► blued that i. Jane Aste I -36 see . ber tha s.. bunt to Mb. Ais • . i• a The realm see r Maim& 1