The Express. — London, England, 1867-12-20 00:00:00

. . 4 t_ . THE PE2 I //el Y OUTRAGE AT CLERICEN WELL. --w Mrs. Martha Groves, who expired on Wednesday ' not withdraw it. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20 , Sir Richard Mayne, he said, knew of j this man who she was, and observed to prosecutrix that he the contemplated attack on the Thursday, and he bad not I was her sweetheart, and that she was going to be married done his duty in omitting to adopt measures to prevent to him next week. They than went away togs it. The magistrates, he said, had done theirs,. and the Cher, a nd . as they were going along Martha Danes governor of the gaol had done his duty, but Sir Richard said prisoner was the gentleman who wanted a sex night in the Stanley weed of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Mayne had not, and he ithe noble lord) could not, there- vent. Proem:math said that she could not leave be IRIS the wife of Mr. Humphrey Groves, a retired fore, conscientiously withdraw his motion . tradesman, living at 3a, Corporation-lane, a house that woo blown down by the explosion and he has /Ir. H. WHITE said he wou ld SHARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) ___,______ ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. So. I 1867 COLONIAL e 810011 esemeue brisianuolea.o 100,000 Do. I astes to-dey • • ... Oa& 4110 e gla: Sarni ZAILWAII r e r od ie tC ee Ig o 1 gm . ..•• De. place without a month's warning, and that her &the 44 . inp i g rou g . 4 s wan _ _ m es withdrew his amendment, would re, Mee to know all about it before she ch upon the understanding that its full meaning s hould ~ She then " 1" "ftg6a wanted to return home, but by this time th ey St 100 Csmbrian 20 80 •-•• Dailpemal ten, Dative/rota 886,800 Do. fwd. 110,00071911 also been much injured, his life having ' been de- embodied in Mr. Laurie's amendment. (Cries of ' No, no, bad reached a brothel kept by Howard at 28, Newton. 117 all 0 9 121 1 1111 and laughter.) 2 4 street, Holborn, and banes asevW, a Oh, here is the e ll- 1 " 2 " 1 " 11 " 1 " 1111 " 1 " • lei lei 10: Ilendenneeln.ndledin 70 7t - - Do. Li span ea of. All the patients remaining in the Royal Lord RANELAGH said be hoped the public would see house of the gentleman who wants the servant ; you had ri - •• •• • _...._ _ Do. di . 1 Free Hospital are doing well, with the exception of whether he had adopted a right or a ering w azers:, but better go in and have a look at it, now you_ are so far." um a n D in gg # the poor man Humphrey Evans, who was yesterday ••• out of respect to the court he would withdraw his 1 S and Danes went upstairs, and Howard re- • 100 f_reagsweed /1 WIAMMI 96 98 _ _ - 234,000 DUIDAAD. 260,090, osedoe.Nov. I 1,000,000, Do. 11 tion. (Cheers.) mined on the ground floor. Prosecuttix sat on a couch, St 1011 great Siam Ord. St 104 514 314 850,000 Be. 1882- evening in such a condition that in the opinion of Dr. Mr. Loewe then moved a resolution expressive of the and in a few minutes Howard came iis and eat down M. 100 Do. IL Mig. @t Na! 7 8 - MiceinMannthe 6 p ! Marsden and Mr. Gant, the house surgeon, he could meeting's abhorrence of the act of Friday last, and plods- beside ben He a* once commenced k her, and, not- .t.e. 100 "1"110111018o311•D° lona ~1° hardly survive the night. Another su ff erer, named Ann ing itself to support ber Majesty's government in putting withstanding her screams and resistance, he succeeded , g e :: To Dris f i l o ... mac ;,78 1, 0 1 1:1 --.7 1180,000 Do. IMAM Do. 1 Chalice, wu admitted to that institution on Wednesday, seriously iajured. The following letter receivedby Dr. Mars- down such diabolical schemes. The meeting also recorded with the assistance of the woman Danes, in outraging her m. its sympathy with the sufferen. 100 Deß 1 Milp. ale paldB 188 lesS under cireumstences of • very revolting character. After 84. me Do. Ord. WA Dtv.imeek - - 3•004 Do. leedniejNatatneep. Mr. Heater seconded the motion, which was carried the commission of the offence, the prosecutrix desired to et. 100 at lioutti• West (Ire.) M 98 - 100.000, Do. do. I 1611,6132NewBrimah den yesterday tended greatly to comfort the poor patients: with acclamation. go away, but before doing so she was persuaded to take St 109 Grist Wentilili -••- - 434 43 11 42 4 LUSA!!!!) New Math 11 " Dear nir, -I am directed by the Central Committee A resolution was also carried thanking the officers of the some tea, and thereafter Martha Danes adompanied ft 100 DaStourVaLGealle - - - to state for the information of the sufferers in the bocci- prison, and voting them an additional week's pay as an her in s cab to Munster street. Howard only allowed D . 1 1°° 00 D D :: 88 8 7 88 th id. W _ odood eles 86 - so - _ - (44 1 14:000 see IL Do 9 :l eint p!Uf, f il i I , talc that their homes will be restored to them, and that appreciation of their conduct during the trying scene that her to leave the house on the condition that she would 86 ma D o . D o . N • everything the committee can do to mitigate the suffering followed the explosion. 29 El return after getting her box, and she p romised to com p l y St 100 LancaehirettY 118 k 1184 1204 li4 • the ' eee Nen Zeeland ' • 4,000,000 Do. 3 and losses camied by the explosion will be done. I have It was afterwards moved and carried that a report of with his demand, but immediately on reaching her master's M. 100 _ ,lon. to &Leese 501 61 I' to request you to be good enough to communicate this to the damage done should be furnished to the bench , house she gave information of what had occurred, and M. 100 Landes, iDov 18 le the patieuts in your hospital without delay, in the hope A unanimous vote of thanks from the magistrates of the Danes was without further delay given into custody. P i t ID ie t i tt i trwa i f i ° o - 11 t - ilt 1 74 1 481 1 1 :14 9141 :1 4 1 1 11 r e51 : 000 1° No i l d eaccho ellidPiPse d that such an amurance will tend to a ff ord them some con- county to their chairman, for the way in which he had Howard having heard of her apprehension , kept ( himself 5 , 6 100 / .., 202 , anownwaiko . 72 74 76 1,011111, Qnsenslead 0 'dilation in their affliction.-I am, he., acted, was afterwards passed, and the meeting separated. out of the way, and nothing was hoard of him till some 86 100 M ao. m g t. &Li nco l n & 4 4 4 oto 1.177,460 Do. Do. time in the present month, when he was seen by a com- 84. 100 Metropolitan-- - - 1118, 11.Andliov.4 II "ROBERT PAGET, • De, 187118 Hon. Sec. to the Explosion Relief Fund." panion of his named Kelly, on the south side of the water. et 100 Do. extenaloa - divt- -• i, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Howard stated that the police were after him for ravish. deed ep. et. tM MO 100 102 1011 3 91110,000 VlaGov.dp. a 11 1 At all the vestry halls, and at some of the police sta. _ 7,000,000 Do. • li. MI / *ions, the special constables are being sworn in, and from --w---- Mg •a . girl, and took Kelly to the place where he was : 11 11 Do. de. do. - - - - 1 I OXFORD CIRCIIIT.-Wortounua, DEC. 19 , secreting himself, whereupon Kelly gsve information to la au D a .nn t . Jo ey „. -. i every quarter, and from every class, assistance is prof. foxed to the government. (Before Mr. Justice Mellor.) the police, and they then went and apprehended the pri- ge, leo midland tot 994 f sonar. It may be stated that the prosecutrix was seven- et. ice Do. ann . .% Deb,. 08 72 COe Ift -. 7rdtle li ; Mary Ann Bartlett was indicted for the wilful murder of teen years of age last January and that the woman Danes M. 100 North Dritbk_ ..„.,. 83 SA The Gladiator, 6, paddle-sloop, 430 hone power, Captain her eon, William Bartlett, at Blockle in August last. was brought spas the last sitting ' of the Central C • ' al ~7 4. 100 ~.D°-______ZMnertriku•nO• - :I IL D'O. D'A. Aplin, sailed from Portimouth on Wednes. The prisoner, whencommitted to gaol, Ties in a half starved Court and sentenced to two yams' imprisonment for ;:• „ a m nir . .... - 9.lc. Berwtek i. p . m : Mk 001 92 i - s i: :. tali cti L id :oa . A.i - day afternoon for the westward, on receipt of sudden state, but the gaol diet had much improved her condition. having asiste s r Howard in com mitting the rape. 54. MI Do. Leeds .. 57) 6 - 1 - SI - Rest Banal 1l Deaksw•tU ! ' orders, and the Medusa, 2, paddle-sloop, Staff-Commander Mr. Streeten prosecuted ; Mr. Godson defended the The jury returned a verdict of Guilly, and the Common 94. 105 Do. York ..- --- 91 93 901 6,1 - Zut Owed Potter, 312. horse power, followed at a later part of the Prisoner. Serjeant sentenced the prisoner to fifteen years' penal 84. 100 Do. Carlisle.. St. , 100 Do. Wook•Dirlin . i. 156 - 1112 - -- &MO .. gag Ca 1 This was a very painful case. The prisoner was 25 year. servitude. day. On Wednesday evening the Cromer, 4, screw gun• -6, - last Glen* of ap. The mother bad married a second time, and she le all De. do. MINN - - - -1, _ Liven 1 ' vessel, 60-horse power, also sailed from Portsmouth for had been in the habit of sleeping in the aame bed with her THE POLICE COURTS. 1111. 100 Nora L on de. —_- 112 114 - 10 5 Do. da 1888- 1 14 pm - 4. -13 W. Mal I 1 the westward. Al three vessels are supposed to have mother and stepfather . She was confined of a child (the sailed under sealed orders, but it is probable that one of deaeased), of which her step-father was understood to be MANSION.HOLISE. It 100 Neetketelkirdike:.: 59 41 Ea 100 N. • l Wakes Jua 110 115 1134 '''. A 12,600 1 Great Laze 6,000 - Greet Well I • the three will look in at Plymouth Sound and at Fad- the father, and she was dated to be again enoeinte. About 8 o'clock in the evening she was seen fitting At the rising of the court the Lord Mayor intimated ak U. Tna" lhika -- 46 56 that arrangements had been made for the swearing in of et IN Devon.. -...-- 42 44 -• CMS - O. W. reel 6,0110 .. Who_ mouth for co • lion with the authorities at head- by the side of • pool in a field at Blookley wi th 11l 100 I - 66 Mk 67 special constablea in the City. His lordship said, " In. 86 o u •gi 0 8, 6 , 4 w 0 1d 66 8 66 , 0 1, 0 se se 1,11116 - Hereits RID l ii 1 ' quarters, and the rendezvous of the three will be some- her child lyi by her side. Both were very formation having been laid before me to-day, as chief 84. 100 Tan Vale - 6.0011 - Hlmploa 11 !r ' where in the latitude of the Lizard's. A suspicious vessel, wet, and the c hild was dead, and it appeared that the believed to be without national flag or papers, is reported prisoner had attempted to drown herself. When her sa magi ta t e ra rtan to of the city of London, by competent authority', is 8 ; Do. C - eel - LIMO rf= r ral] to have been seen off the land westward. neighbour asked her what was the matter with the child, sbesaid it was dead, and that she had murdered it, and • - danger that may arise out of the unsettled Mt 1 8 'Waterford & Hake= - -... P I - state of the public feeling, and other representations hay- II I waterloo w Wthe - pmt ikr a : - 4 =tar _ The report that an attempt had been made to blow up wished to ffer for it. at been made to me, I beg to say that to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, I purpose to attend withanother macistrate • 111 Mt 111 11 12, t 101 1004 14 1001 11 4. 100 - tear lei 8,640 - North WM Millbank Prison is said to be authoritatively contra- The jury ee foundthe prisoner Guilty, recommending' herll,lloll - Pro= BRITISH POEIROSIONS. 1 ) dieted. strongly to mercy on account of her depreciated and desti- :ta' G uil d hal l, r te fn d r u the protection o m f d e p preservation of the con-city bii, i p&p lianware. I Okiengpricem I &lea _ 5 ... . parades By reference to our police reports, it will be seen that tuts condition. of Lail. I s e hall likewise attend on Saturday and lee es , AN4 . 4444 , 04 . / . 43 66 - 5, .. th Coed Sentence of death was parsed. - 8. W. Frani i anapplication was made at the Clerkenwell police-court Monday nett , at twelve o'clock, for the same purpose. Ise tee D0mm 6 r,d0.b.849,e, 103 106 - yestenliy on the part of several owners of property de- beg also n to state that I think it most desirable 20 14 Do. 1 Ilhares-,. 3 es - NORTHERN CIRCUIT. -LIVERPOOL, Die. 19. thatoccupiers of hand clerks residing in the 2 0 4 ell Bleak I Ulm liar"' I .. any Park. fs. .. Tan Oroft_ . ousel _ massed by the explosion for compensation out of the county CROWN CODRT.-(Before Mr. Baron Martin.) City at night should especially swear themselves in 10 an Do. Prehreme...... 6 6 .. 6, Wed nom 1, W. Candice rate, and the necessary formal document, pledging them t 0,.. as special co nst ables, for the due protection of property 100 11 ° ° ILA= isys ." . ~,, - _ The QULEN V. CAMPULL.-PROBI.OI7TION OP A LIVERPOOL, West Oen prosecute the culprits , was entered into. naucaarr. after business hours. At the same time I wish, it to be 83 1.0 , 7 da fiel ‘Lx io d oos s p . d i, _ - - Wed helm ' Thu vestries of Lambeth, Marylebone, and Paddington The defendant in this case-which has excited understood that all classes should enrol themselves." It gt. 100 CnisT.llDooktig. 40 SO 47 51 Wk. Damn I may be as well to add that the hours of attendance at 100 all Dieneersipe. is 100 - ft Wh DeDse met yesterday, when resolutions strongly expressive of great interest in commercial circles-Ida Charles Lea i. = e t Guildhall for the purpose intimated by his lordship will be fit. MO Let Bmipl an :M.7. 106 144 1054 4 abhorrence of the outrage, sympathy with the victims, and Campbell, was charged at the instance of Mr. H. B. Hyde, as follows :-This day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ;to . 70 12 S 110 . 40 . 6 d 0.. . - - - readiness to waist in the preservation of the peace by offer. ob rcuin fo gi od er of the National Bank of Li 1, with having Indian go. 5 do.- 111 112 1114 44 4 1. (Saturday) from 12 to 3 ; and on Monday from Ito 4. Per- I ) I I - D - e . - i. _ 14 2 pi, ... Wh. Tralm 1 4 ing facilities for swearing-in special constables, were of false ;ario reten us ee znis of money from e by means tWarvr sons may likewise enrol themselves at the same place on 83. ' um 9, 6 , B Bfr o k o nj o Zdi 15 16 ... adopted. For the last day or two an address to the Lord Mr. Attorney -General Temple, Q.C., Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Tuesday from Ito 4. Neftteklep.cst 75 00 - DI 42 44 •-• Pb. I tkl WI i Mayor of London with reference to the Clerkenwell out- Holkar, and Mr Gully conducted the prosecution i Mr. Aid ermae Lusk, l/ . 6 p17111 )., siso lL t LL ' dis . oi she ordinary F a 4 : 2 1 g e. o. —.1.0.....:41 ;: 31 33 22 4 rage has been lying for signature at the Glasgow Royal Brett, Q.C., 51 .. P., Mt- Y. B. As p inall , Q.C., ant{ Kr ' business of the day, intimated r his desire to inform the HO ell Do. !set pre ! Mock- 27 29 - Wt. dtilli6Ti St. &NOLO Higgin were for the defendant.loo all Do. Mh met Sleek_ 17 19 151 Exchange. The address expresses abhorrence of thecrime, publia through the medium of the press, that he had 22 _ ~,, Dm , /242 ( 2 2, - - 2 , 2 . 2 . 221 . Do 111 on 1 610, IM. o.Wsts.- The facia of the 011•8 were anted t t length by Mr . a g rew - ' learned from the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, that with 10 in De. .., , pir MA - pi, p et .'s and requests his lordship to convey to the surviving suf• Temple, who said that the defendant was a partner in - the view to meet the convenience of gentlemen anxious to 20 g Do. 36, - w 41a. _ 14 floe - MAW St LaneetYk feren the deep sympathy of the subscribers, and to apply the firm of Colin Campbell and Sons, cotton brokers, at suist in maintaining the public peaoe, he had arranged that 20 2 Do. New ~..-. - 14 liten - 12031174 81. Lell. MO. the stun raised by them in subscriptions of half-ncrown Liverpool, and he had charge of the thiamin of the firm.UMW" 86. 1..t.N.W.4 , 1 the Comptroller 's office , in the Guildhall entrance, shou • 100 01 B.ollndla.g. 6 g."et 101 104 Hsi . , 8128110, flt. Do. each towards the relief of distress occasioned by the catas- On the 2nd of March Mr., Campbell called ee ' be devoted to the purpose of swearing in special constables 90 . 100 Do. •Pm 0 0 10 9. - - 96 VT .. on Mr. H. B. Hyde, the manager of the all ft Western of amid' 16k 161 164 1541,111, M. L.a8.11 2 .1 , troche . When the list was closed on Wednesday after. National Bank of Liverpool, and expressed a co Friday and Saturday, the 20th and 21st inst., when two 1 ,„ a Dm 0.D02.2 , 27 _ 127: 02 100 - MONO U. M noon it bore the names of 1,280 gentlemen, the amount desire to open an amount with the National al ol deLm i en aiu will ooth be in attendance from 11 o'clock am. to 3 102 a p c ,. 'd o , d o . nrry.n gg 9 1 ....1 St N. Id A4 day. e hoped the public would come 10 8 ( ' - - thi - V o lt. contributed being 160/. Bank ' ex p laial that his own bank-the Bank of II "' l ' orwartrin response to the appeal made to them to main- M. 100 Madras guar. sp. net M 44 1064 105 SIAM 56. N. ,4 Some anxiety was, its said, evinced by the magistrates, poo l -was " f ulls" He exp lained his system of business .... 1 Si. 8444.25.1., lain the supremacy of the law, but he trusted they would M. Me Do. de 4 de... 97 99 - and Mr. Campbell differ 11 owing to a threat that an attempt would he made by the t° to the but that iiirent...-nt0,,,, Hyde asserts not give way to any unneoismary feet ; for although to a It o 17 1 D D:.. de. d 0... 94 06 Fenian, to blow up the Sessions - house when they were a triat Mr. Campbell told e bfm p that ;lien he * got assembled, and a rigorous search was made of every part from a bank on the acceptances of constituents of the building. The magistrates numbered about 150, placed cotton in the hands of his firm, such vaned lots of cotton, which were always ad awdir-weit certainni t:exrrtasain' l °.ty l lant . ground for riot: public alarm . iso: : 11 1 moth Oen: irt i Llt e fig II igti The grave character of the recent outrages had pm all no. S D . ot., pay.mme a 86 taken people by surprise, but he assured them that the et. ea Ir.R.of (Sacco cileep.R. 79 51 ••• .. - - - and every part of the building was crowded. Contrary to made againet " spec ific " , well disposed portion of the community, with right upon Bt. ali Oudedleahalml 6 .6. .. 166 106 - the general rule, the iron gate across the hall was closed, hand, contends co by nte ma nd P e le tha wArgin t the a. re M w r aa . C a lm : Pbell 'mentio o n n th madeeother f and no person was admitted unless on special business. " specific" quantities of cotton, and that the advances otherwise dispoeed, as there never yet wale wrong OLUM) 110 ter how tron I po rted by • were simply made on the security of " cotton." Various ,.. __2', po t" w tr. a ll 10 2' 00, Shun do their ride, would a lways be found stronger than those st. ... 3 , 333 .. • 0 4 e -I ... SU Do. 14 4pm - ' St. 100 565. gee 6 Der met. 1 - 03 106 10" umbers, that did not 8 Koe Do _ D o w f 0.... me me t w en mental' y proved fatal to its 20 16 Do, 4.. dm. IMI MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. transactions took place between the bank and the h a v e ""` """ , . impress •••••••• 3 bin 1 . 024 - A special meeting of magistrates waa held yester day afternoon in the Sesamm-house, Clerkenwell, for the purpose of considering the measures necessary to be taken in consequence of the late atrocious outrage at the Rouse of Detention. Mr. P0WN.11.1., the chairman of the bench, defendant's fi rm, numerous bills being met when t o g arrived at maturity. In July, however , about 10, . worth of bills drawn by Messrs. G tie and Berton not met , and on Mr. Barry inq •as to the whereabouts own supporters. H e t h erefore wished to upon Si. tee De. Penjaab do. 101 101 1 the public that as those who did right were quite a match Bt. 000 Do. ladmin.lllo4.4e. IN 81 - for those who did wrong, they should come forward were promptly in the cause of law and order, and manfully of the cotton on the security of w the bills had been " lig in maintainin g the p ublic Peace discounted, be was told that there was " cotton " but BOW-STREET. No. lOs 1 201.11 T Wilma HANKS. Dam. IWT garkf ass. 1 -..---- WOW 19 , Agra Beak (Liat ) A .... II 14 13pce - Anglo-American im T Atlantic Telegraph Ditto, 8 per cent Ceylon Company ( Egyptian 9 per eem National Discount North British Aus Oriental Gas (Linn Royal Mail Steam, ..__e TRA presided. that at least 10a. in the pound woad be pa id partly 6 th e In the coarse of the day a large number of special con- 00,000 10 I Do. H. • ! In opening the business, the CHAIRMAN said he was defendant and Gautier and Bertram Mr. H y d e stables were sworn in. The stream of applicants was con- -• •••II I Alec. l l 64 dk ... startled on Friday afternoon by the explosion. At that eaool 100 Animas Limited - - Week ending Sept 2 onsideiing that the had not been fairly treated, and thrums from 10 o'clock in the morning till after 5 p.m., II 3 Sinn Oren /leathern of Ina time every prisoner was in his cell, and all was quiet and ;hat he had been induced to discount the bills of o m ti ar and the process of swearing in occupied the chief magic- KA: : 1 =0 heehtee """ ) : al 18 2 I A - week ending Oct. 34 as peaceful as usual. Mr. L a u r i e an d m e . White were and Bertoisthe security of cotton belonging to them irate, Sir Thomas Henry, during the intervals b e tween the gams 116 1 Anglo I 10 8 4 die - Week midis; Oct. DA there, and be only did justice to Mr. Laurie when he said being . in the on nds of the defendant ' s firm, wi th an amp l e charges, and Mr. Vaughan (who sat for the special pna Ame M !Arinelees ell 61 Or 614 Madras - south Mat L • that the governor was deeply indebted to him for the North Wed L margin, iestitated the present promdings. p ose) during the entire day. ISIO 11111113ildrotidilieCillmedd WI 10 12 -. great energy he had displayed under very trying circum- Mr. Brett submitted that there was evidence to go CLERICIINWELL. MN II Da Nem, beesilgen. 1 4 3 dti - Week eadinfilolt sances. 10,419 IS leak el Igyot .......- ell 86 W 374 64 Banana to the jury that a pretence had hemi made e as to an exist- Mr. Poland, with whom was Mr. Straight, instructed by Aim sea p oi a o f 06oso 10 84 AIL Week ending Dec. 1. Lord lIANSLAGH said he bad taken a great interest in the in fact on the 4th of July. This was a private criminal Mr. James Boulton applied to Mr. Barker on the part of gross a a m * o r N om _lO 94 pon - MOMS prison, and begged to drew the attention of the meeting g p rosecution instituted for the purpose of extorting money. numerous inhabitants of Corporation-row and its vicinity, 61,0611 id Milk N. Mouries_ .-. a/1 47 411 ad -gd and Cassaba , to a few facts that had come to his personal cognisance. u 'mg his twenty years' experience he had ne v er heard of Clerkenwe ll , with a view to, at some future time, diking *O4O 111 C.ll4.lndle. am_ , China ail 18 ici - a Terk ending Dec. 19 The moment he heard of the outrage he considered it his. *,. 0 le Chen. Mom dines. lta an IM 31 .- &Mei and N. Countes del: a ease. It was rather the practice th Liverpool compensation from the county or hundred in which thin duty as a magistrate to go to the prison. He did so, and during periods of great commercial distress to show the houses were situated when injured by the recent explosion fi e .. i t ° „r e = he l5 ' Ilk 154 - Dubin sad Meath . there found Mr. White and Mr. Laurie. But his princirl 21 186 38 - Loodoßdenyh Colin/ utmost forbearance, and in th e great majority of eases not at the House of Detention, on Friday, the 12th that. Mr. eßia l l - 11 ea sese mg e r e lrleii ((((( 4 I p a r 4 em - Week Dec. 14 object in addressing the meeting was to move a reso ii. even the niachinery of the Bankruptcy Court was brought Lewis also appeared for some claimants. UAW SO Neat ZOOM Maned) 5 24 AM - North lassie tion expressive of the approval of the conduct of the i nto emet i c ,. Mr. William Simpson was then called, and on oath MAN M Imensitekmwaha.) a - - dl. - Week mem Dec. 15 governor of the gaol. (Cheers.) His lordship then went The- At having addressed the jury, Mr. stated that on the 13th of December his house fele- MAW SD Wadi eed Amensee .10 4 e d l. - B recon County Dos on to refer to the correspondence that had taken place- Brecon sad Merthyr : • Brett replied for the detente , and his lordship summed nnusly demoshed and destroyed in part, and certa i n wn fix. wee N lbsg.Neaki.daTaimbroL 10 4 2 did _ inky.. between the Home-office and the governor of the gaol 4 ,, w e tly.eland an 1 171 p - 910 • 1 and Lures and furniture damaged by persons then and there le er e e s ' Ht .' f i e lt heeha m , eaes ,.. htell ' o il II - Ge Ilsatien with regret to the threatened attack. This intended at- `Co rp. ss' 1 The jury, w i t h out leaving the box, returned a verdict of riotously and tumultuously assembled together, and that 1 - 1 : 000 ' Do. 8 ,*,, m - Great rst Wooten .'. I i l tack, he said, was well known, not only in Ireland, in ie c , Paris, but in London, long before it took place, and there- Th e Guilty, am i dst suppressed ap p la use. fore he (the noble lord) wished to know how it was the a , a i t h a t Chief Commissioner of Police had not taken more active - measures & - in preventing the attack from the outside, the governor of the gaol having previously undertaken to learned judge remarked 'gat if he had seen the de- be ld Arn c Just ted tiona in the case, he grand jury to threw out bill. that m . i lc i iremia pe h rs tll .. en ;low Tim i litb e y us Der , w ond, ea, the should have induced there and imptic;ted in such riot, and that he was willing 0.000 in • lonian to be bound over to prosecute when called upon. 1100 , Impanel Ilmakiiireel ) 97' 19 19 skra 110 I Imperlal Memo - - 6,0001 25 ' Do. New MANI SO LemeMonlat ladia(lo 4 all 24 25 He was accordingly bound over to prosecute when called wow in De.a , auels.iate.sam cu 23 86 upon in the sum of 401. - 6 14 1 Ms II 2340 - - North Mai *parti wes• wk res.Bk.efitc(L) le 11 SM. - Sir menre all on the inside. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Mr. Steam' ht then proceeded to examine about 40 ether mom lis London sad -653129 Ms - ST. ALBAN'S S'. ALEXANDER SPEEDNAN rose to order. He wished to __,,—._ claimants, al l of whom were b ound over in the sane sum. 220001 20 Do. New - know if the noble lord was going to make an attack upon The revival of the (Before Mr. Justice Lush.) Mr. Barker's time was taken up • greater portion of the 4.505 IN k0nc1ueN 1990,1520 ( 1 4 410 ll 4me - Sir R. Mayne. If so, Sir Richard Mayne was not present,about • -five day in swearing in special constables, the applicants being _WOO ID D a do. do. ••• • 10 Par IPc - of thirty s and could not defend himself. 7115 HAIIitZRBIIITH MGEDIR. Lord RANELAGR said he was the last man in the world The jury in the above case found the prisoner to very numerous, and almost entirely confined to the middle ••,,me B Lomeli. Donk Maestri all 234 54 ad -ad favourable auspices, PAW /A Loud= and l2O 14 66 544 course, and Mr. G. classes. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon 89 had been sworn moo go Do. New Ls. tap 8 pd• 4 -- to attack a man behind hie back, but at the same time of murder, but at the same time recommended him to - Although the truth in. One gentleman applied to the magistrate and said he miss so Leaden Joint Meek. ll6 14 a 86 ! , 1 there was serious blame somewhere. It was not with the mercy on account of his good character. magistrates :- and if it did not rest with Sir Richard Mayne, Mr. Justice Lush then assumed the black cap and pro- the duties a a special ceasiads. H e bad he (the noble lord) would like to know with whom the oeeded to pass sentence upon the prisoner ; cod in doing so, wished to assertain previously to being sworn what were LIM SO Do.Newiss.lolp.none . pd IS - - different polies stations and other ploes, but M • applied to the MAW M Loudon I Souicatriem all 910 - - of the meeting the sp the weather was ma no . ec i e 10.11110140 Lea datWeseern Wm.)! M 4 2Ms - order. The course i blame did rest. He then concluded by reading a resehi. he observed that the jury had come to the onl conclusion instance could be obtain an ans . 30 his queen-¢. W en Cur lio London AV•e ist =a)j 1.11 10 7 di. - town, and is • capii tion, expressive of dissatisfaction at the conduct of the they could do upon the evidence as _,I 10 ft 70 - hunters. A tolerel man, and at the stations the police appeared answer be entirely ignorant go lu":1" tiel(7t r eons psid 10 rt 29 pm - Chief Commissioner of Police in not adopting more effea it appeared to him that they would have neglected their of the matter, and said they had received no instracti . -4" 1" Mralisat disci (Um) .1 16 15 7 • •- " nve y ed b Y the Gros OM MOOS ISO teal measures in preventing the explosion, and calling for duty if they had returned an y other verdict than one of from the head-aloe in Soosland-yard concerning it. Mr. 50.000 eo Meroantileit•=l :l l 2 9 • - 7 4 , the first ram, which inquiry into the names why such steps were not taken, murder in this case. It was lamentable to see that with- Barker sai d he bought it would be better if the police had 10 .00' i 10 Metropolitan I 6 7 were altogether five The CHAIRMAN said that nothing had occurred but what out any provocation be had deliberately stabbed a man to defiite instruction 5,000 100 Mldhail lank (Lit ) _.) . 119 Idis par -• the last one produced some tions for the guidance of special con-was perfectly satisfactory to themselves, perfectly sathdac- theheseheocwkhbrigl: an e n ti r e tr a ma n g r f rhe h ltf :t i p it wee stables as to t hei r duties. He regretted that he could 2°.«, 5 Naked cd Aeselehnla 4 -- pm - horses on the card, s tory to the Monte - office , and perfectly satisfactory to the rea lly 110,00 e 100 Nat West of ,o !l.nsiool- le -• -Ms - there was no stake to • the applicant any Information on the matter 10,400 100 If .PM a a.- - - expected to produoe a 1 1 pa:die-thrift of " No, no ")-and he (the chairman) could n not' see how inch a resolution could be entertained , now to be resorted to in this country upon the very slightest provocation. The jury had recommended hick to Major Lim; seconded the adoption of the resolution. It mercy on account of his previous good character, and not pm . further than if called upon after being sworn he would woos lin Do. lad Ttra . " . laZie: 111 - .- Hefted Dank -..- . have to act, but in what manner he mul not tell. enteM •SS . MO d gs,osei N New Ikea Nah a._„ ell 43 a -id •-• - the card, was oompet Bobber, however, wa had been said that the resolution ought not to be enter- he would take care that this recommendation was for. UAW II NOM Western ...... _• - - .- displayed, and i n the tained, because it was in reference to those over whom warded to the proper quarter ; but he at the same time they had no power. The statement, he rid, made by told the prisoner that he ought not to rises any reliance Lord Raneingh was perfectly correct. He (the speaker) be upon that recommendation as being likely to affect the THZ EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OP AN ADOPTED CHILD. ---e--- MANI W Oriental Bank Corpora aN 42 m ft,llo N Previa RenldB401:1134141 10 64 6114 - IMAGO 100 Ponta& et Ireissid 1 - 1 ---, was backed for c7n Cim_ . Mr. Wien ''' Tadmor had injured .„ t l lieved that the pahlio was . very dientisfied-ooe with the judgment that be was about to °°°°- of His lordship Y esterday afternoon Mr. Richards, deputy- 4 000 15 Do. a°. New - --I al - - police, but the directions given them by their chief. If, he then proceeded to pass the f sentence the law, coroner, resumed at the Oxford Arms, St. Peter-street, 93000, 16 Muth Amanita- -- Mel 'leo Stead. of B. & ann ' U 13 it die - diately supplanted hi said, the resolution was not carried in this court, there Thomas Welt 28, labourer the companion of the laseßney- road, the inquiry relative to the death of a boy 10,0* 100 Do. do. Oa 5415 pal 16 8 6 die - Helios left o ff as equ p was another court-the court of public opinion. He folly p_riw!ser , was then charged with madam Frederic . "unknown," aged about two yeah This was the ease o f cl 0,09/2 M lidos af Australia - ' ail f.O 65 I = men, she perform , believed that the public were ready and desirous of sup- Caine, and causing him actual bodily injury. the child who was adopted by a man named Cooper an KOOS 100 Union of ( )! U 6 4Ms on n, by porting the government and the measures it was adopting Mr. Ribtou and Mr. Cunningham were instructed to IS UST I 564 8 his wife, living at 10, Wilson-street, Bethnal-green, for a KM . ell 17eles of tendon ..- , Keonberg. e a for at once putting down the present barbarous attempt. prosecute in this case ; Mr. Daly and Mr. Houston ap- Payment of 10f., and who was found dead on the morning of mishaps, one of i • k at upsetting the public peace-(cheers)- and, if the reso- peard for the defence, of the 7th inst., under the circumstances which have been FORMIC RAILWAYS. lotion were not adopted intact, its salient poiose would be The evidence that had been given by Coffin and one or alre_ a _dy published. The child was brought to the Coopers M. led. 1 Rammer& 1 Closing Mlles. 4 Mita. of Acoicia, who fell a• going remarkably we 0 adopted, and a further resolution would be carried ap. two of the other witnesses upon the trial for murder was In March last by • young ladylike woman, consequent 10 all a m lostardr en 8 9 pointing a committee of inquiry. then read and admitted by the consent of the counsel for upon an advertisement inserted by them in the Clerkeilisell 10 all Pra(l.l.7p.a 3 14 - - stroyed on the course unhurt. The winner A . Mr. HENRY Weirre moved an amendment to the effect the prisoner. New, and after a brief oorrespondence in which the party I sll Dalian L V modal - 1 11 - half in advance of 0: "That the bench of magiatratea, having made inquiry, Mr. Daly did that in this case, and acting in accordance who wished to dispose of the child signed herself fit lit 1 .4 81 . 8 .4790.414 1 1 _ Patience was mad* a .99 an Oc _ - 12 1 - were satis fi ed that everything was done that could be done with the positive instructions of the prisoner, he proposed " •I• C. 1...." The letters which she wrote were dated frem , aa , , ....... ......... _ _ chase, for which, sits i 0 under the circumstances. " l e ca n th e conv i c t Th om p son , w h o had j u st bee n convicted the district post-office at 51, Fenchurch-street. The in- - T , ,„, ,---&.--„..,‘„,. _ .... _. -. Mr. Leettle much regretted the terms of the resolution, and sentenced, as a witness to show that the first blow was quart was adjourned until yesterday in order to give time tee so Doetebiug It WUpkT I L7i la 10 dli - by The Cripple. Th. rightly nominated, In • as he did not think they had met either for censure or are struck by the precentor. for th e elucidation if possible, of the mystery surroundin Ul5 Debit Mealah ....... 41 s eipre ... hearing of the case al proval of anything beyond their province as magistrates, Mr. Justice Lush said he doubted whe th er it was coin- the child's previous existence, as well as his strange death. r_ fR D.. . 2 .... _ .._:. fte __ -. was won by 'Cream and he could not think that if they passed the resolution patent for the learned conned to call • man in the position The evidence yesterday threw no further light upon the r a , til s(ltsncS ,r, Et f t l t du , - Guide in the opening they would be interfering with that with which they had of Thompson as a witness. matter, being but a repetition of the circumstances already ; i ; • ""' ""'•• " 9 - the 4to 1 chance wen ( , no business. be ( Mr. Da y aile d th a t un d or the s t a t u t e a convicti o n was reported, with the exception only of • letter read from a le a n lyi 14 of the day's sports an Alderman Rose endorsed the remarks of Mr. Laurie, no disquallficatiou to a witness. It was constantly the lady at Tamworth, addressed to the woman Cooper, asking se au Menem (L) - • THE HARPRNDIN I ,and expressed • hope that the noble lord would withd raw practice to call persons as witnesses who bad been con. whether the supposed mother of the child asp se iiii NemaLtem I _By the io - extra. About two m i is resolution. victed and sentenced to penal servitude, and he submitted swered a description which she gave, and which 11l IR Do. o .lmmt i 241 (.4" 1 1 9 - Mr. Ellison's The Gat r l Mr. HARVEY Lzwis, M.P„ felt quite sore that a fuU that he bad a clear legal right to examine the witness. was that of a " wicked niece of hers." Mrs. le -- and searching inquiry would be made by the government Mr. Justice Lush said that in all the cams alluded to by Cooper said that this description tallied exactly. to an Do _ ell Nmsnan ef Wawa •. 444 07 le sa If.gen.B. De t T es e rda . c 2 4 _. ... ... ..- _ dam My I. Richards' Kra " into this atrocious affair, and the meeting might rest as- the learned counsel a sentence of penal serv it u d e on l y f a d Th e Coroner said, in summing up, that every effort bad te ell Nonreglan Track Prot - - - The following also re mired that if the conduct of Sir Richard Mayne called for bees It was a totally different thing, as it sp. been made, but without success, to find out the permits B in Hotoman (Emyr D ackua 3 a& - The Robber was wet s innetigatior, it would be made by the proper authorities, to him, in the case of • capital conviction, where, of the child. The medioal eeidenee, showing that the sat le ell Parts,Lyomaadlisdlt. 344 mi - hoisted, but the hone h , Ind he therefore entreated the noble lord and the mover after sentence was Missed, a man was civilly deed. He Vocation of the child had arisen from natural causes, 110 en 1Arb 1119 .,,, 01 ' 19991 .,_.,_ -•• It to = Betting :2to 1 em I r . , of the amendment to withdraw their motions. Mr. Kzvi'-If they all took the view that an inquiry sub i tet. was advisable, be held that they were not in • a position to • would, however, consult another learned judge upon the rendered it unnecessary to adjourn the case for further N .. 11 ,,„ ilfttfe ' '"""`• (L) a 1° inquiries. Public attention had, however , been called to 'a a l ' Bevel Lordship accordingly left the court for that purpose, a nefarious system of getting rid of children by giving 4 o n -- ISZ I I per cria _.. 3 - - SELLING STIZELSC for 3- odds, lOst 1 aged, Hat 2 ) b; win criticise the conduct of any one beyond these walla. and after a short interval ha returned, and, after • brief them over to perfect strangers with a small sum of m fdi i soratmo s a d s e u e , „,,, 7 _ antes. About two to 1 Captain HANSLIER thought it was • pity that government further legal discussion . . h a d o tk eguu l eee , th e karnad judge money that could not form any adequate inducement to to all Do._ 64fe menthe! I 9 My Gllke's Mr Metahe did not prohibit the sale of petroleum and phoephoms, ex- said that he adhered to his opinion . ~ . but he would the adopters to cars for the children and them * all re PaokKL) it f Par et 1 174 174 - support Mr. Jerrie's 011 •N all ILAtut.OLomreselian 3 14 Mr. Oregon's Ragan cept by chemists only. (Laughter and uproar ) reserve the point for further consideration if it should be- properly . An eases of child adoption should, in his is ra aaain East. or r „, - 41. - The following alao ra Mr. STAgeFORD thought it a very serious and wide-spread come necessary. opinion, be registered, in order that the system might he go a n 's on ny. o r y r ..= Et, no - Betting :sto 4 age ' that the government had with , napiracyl to deal and Mr. Daly then addressed the jury for the defense, and under proper supervision and control. He had made in- se a , U Turin and Savona - - 1 t - nest Sir Stephen, 10 co ►must under the circumetanees, he argued that the prisoner bad no 11 ng, as government h Fli h thing to do with the act guinea at t e poet-office in eno urc -street about the 8] all Wen Menders _- -.. 51 2 _ every possible support to check it, be would bowery to ass that was committed in. by the other men, and also that be "J. 0. L." letters. The poet-master remembered letters 1 0 all Do. Ikper mut Pref. = ARISTOCRATIC RAII the present meeting separate without pledging themselves had prison for a cons iderable time , , 10 to pen government all the support possible . bad suffered l 1 by ha •charge o f wilful whether it was a man or a woman called for the , for very severe y having a w.........Ab0ut three miles some forty or fifty letters were called for there daily. ,_ 1011.11HN init,PIATIOMe. Mr. K Elchsrds's Mn Lord Ca te,ent, after expressing a hope that the noble murder hanging over his head. Mr. Illsos Artescoi lord would withdraw his motion, etplained that the meet- The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict The jury returned the following verdict :-" That NI. I 94.1 RASAWATS. I Closing prima 1 Sans. Mr. J. H. Moore'. To • lug had been called for the purpose of adopting steps for of Not Guilty. the child unknown was found dead from stiff - 4 A 'lltimermaymgsp.cost si si _. 8 the relief of the sufferers by the explosion, and trusted (Before the Common Liedeant ) Mon from inflammation of the lung from nat ural 911 Do. - Betting: 6t04 sr the bar on a charge that the gentlemen would confine themselves to the btu& Thomas Howard, 23, was plated at causes ; sad the jury desire to say that they consider I t a ,.. seed Milane se, N B6 ~../1 14 20 4to 1 eget Madan t of feloniously ravishing Lucy Skutt oa the 19th of that the attention of the legislature should be drawn - -▪ - " — w• w" an... •...= neas before them. ill Matemme and lialmenla - - .... i ,to the system of adoption of children for money, ix Lord RANEIAGH said he did not see how, upon his con. October last_Do beimml inat B6 It XII ' l science, he could withdraw his resolution. ' • of means for the bet Mr. Braley conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. Digby will, a n Ti o r th r in th t : de t :l o :l liye of children ter pro- N rink el Waco 8p et 124 134 - Advertisement. lAURIE then submitted an amendment of a modified Seymour, Q.C., and Mr. Montagu Williams appeared for of, either by registration or otherwise, as so domed ii: DefleheCkid. OIL*. .- - Imam. MS) 40 SO -• obi ers of the kidneys, l fora the defence. Mr. Alderman SALOMoNg entirely disapproved of the It appeared that the proemial:, Lucy Streit, was in fit." Dgi. dd. heeed at n 24 13 it Mawr 114 is - beck and scanty secret -- Means and raged men Mane adopted by the noble lord. They bad not met to service as a general servant at the hour of Mr. Joseph We - of and , 2 . k . Ab ou t g„ Rear your infants with Do BANRVIC REVALRRYA a lisrdr a ilp. - of the blood lte =rl call Into question the duty of any publio either, but Long, 28, Munstereteeet, Regent ' s -park. iepar . . re II -, of kidney Mem& used 1 she was visited by a amour' rowtem, in tins ait elm su ;24 cogs, 34 et. : 1011 Lagessilei *At 84 89 rather to express their conviction that everything had o'clock on the afternoon of Oct. i .4 4 . m . „ 68., us cup,. ea , 876 ........ 66.., or .6. p. 66, _ a - Ifrperlence has pro, ' been done that could be done under the dreadful car- cousin, Martha Danes, whom she had on y seen pre viously elass-Vestsp.s. 84 iik cap. It ill more ealtimis. a=7, and nourishing than C 108 llellafrieri.W.a - - - when Holloway's WIC ! on one occasion. After some conversation she asked ma • beet concentrated beef. Also ow lbw Word wind cumstanne. to eirmigthen invalids end go ortrencerke 1 1 3 Lord R.unuroti rid be sou well armed in putting the of her mistress, and went out with ber cousin , and on delicate children-Do Barry and Co.. 77, Regent-quadraut W., 911 3mr et. ti lei: the Me sees wed .. OM, lIMS MOM • 0111 I Molt{ , tion sad as a matter of duty he could not and would going to the street she saw the prisoner. Her amen and All grams and niche -(Adreelleseamtl N .11 ) 3. W. ap. al2 13 -I1 the IsaWasiss el lbw dlata,!!!! ! bask& tbiza.lo., Do. _ Das. ez i takettil De. Do.llprat.M4e Do. &percale/La Do. II per et. 1 sr M r — St. Mead p.a. Mar.4llloo N. G.Ntha.4p.e.Jam.4l IN IN, N. G.Wsla.-1 1 1.11.-08., p. alai& * J.ll IN 11Z, DL LaiseAltYk.N.e.likaALlly,loo 310101744111. Lea.lrlelL4p.o.Jan.anyile• 10111/0 AL 1..t.N.W.4p.0.JaiL6.1•171100 111.810, K. De. Ite. Jan* July,loo WYSS, Lit. L.M.W. .0. Jas.*.Talylloo 100001, SL 181t1A% ,ve e. 1 :08.*Ialy 100 .... IAL N. I. P. Avg. II p. al. . a 100 11.4111 AL N.Loks.,4p.s.Jsa.y 100 1 St 1i5e4.3.1.,49.aAp.•04. NI Anglo-American Teleg raph (14;;),5. Atlantic Telegraph , 34 44. Ditto, 8 per cent., 90, 11. Ceylon Company ( Limited , 74. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy Loan, 91. National Discount Company (Limited), 104, 4. North British Australasian (Limited), 37. Oriental Cu (Limited), 6 3-16. Royal Mail Steam, 62. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAY& Mika las• Mon ThOill, Toest 4484 mom al4mdle4 I_. UM. Week ending Sept 21. 4 4 t Green Seathern et India 144 496 6.9 1,122 9 24 Week ending Oct. It Week ending Oct. 19. Madras—Mnth West Line. 492 6.709 6,1153 1,419 917 North Wed Line. 163 Week iedu Nov. 9. Eshisealliien Trawled 761 West adding Dee. 1. Moms B Ol and Cassaba 6l ask adds Dec 13. &Nest sad N. Counties Dahlia sad death 36 Loadlosiony lk Coleraine West Dec. 14. North Madera 1246 16,296 60,490 GUN 68.789 Wet erase Dec. 16. ildietned County Down 441 336 9/9 677 681 Bruce sad Merthyr 72 268 1,120 1,378 1.193 Bristol and Imam l34* 3,437 3,714 7,161 4,891 Great heated 719 e 16,016 18,710 33,736 34.468 Crest Weibel' 1144 31,111 40,716 71,827 71,379 North Ilt4l $6 '441 01 1,043 1,000 7s? 1,534 1,322 966 917 131 147 167 174 1,692 WM 286 964 261 316 *parting fartelligente. ST. ALBAN'S STEEPLECHASES.—THURSDAY. The revival of the St. Alban's steegieshans, alter a lapse of about thirty-five years, was opened yesterday under favourable anapioes, Mr. T. Marshall Moir clerk of the course, and Mr. G. French taking sedge management. Although the frost had necessitated three postponements of the meeting the spectators had Utile seem far regret, as the weather was most delightful and the on at a pad order. The course is a short distance from the ancient town, and is a capital " run " for testing the merits of hunters. A tolerably long train of Metropolitans was conveyed by the Great Northern Company so as to witness the first race, which was set down for one o'clock. There were altogether five events set down for decision, but the last one produced no mos, there being only a ()unto of bones on the card, and as the forfeits went to the fund there was no stake to compete for. The Harpenden Plate, expected to produce a good field out of the thirty-six on the card, was competed for by only five of the lot. The Bobber, however, was also weighed for and the number displayed, and in the face of his triple victory M West bury, was backed for a lot of money, alight odds being laid en him . Mr. Ellison, however, found that the um of Tadmor had injured himself, and withdrew him, relying upon his second representative , The Guide, who imme diately supplanted his stable companion in the quotations. Helios left off se equal favourite, however, bet, as will be seen, she performed indifferently, and The Guide won cleverly by a neck from the unbacked Krooberg. The Selling Steeplechase was prolific of mishaps, one of which terminated in the death of Amide, who fell at the jump preceding the Stand when going remarkably well, and broke her back. She was de stroyed on the course. Mr. Mumford, the rider, escaped unhurt. The winner, Sir Stephen, came in a mile and • half in advance of the other two that passed the post. Patience was made a warm favourite for the Hunt Steeple chase, for which, after falling, she was only beaten a length by The Cripple. The latter was objected to for not Wei I rightly nominated, but the stewards present postponed the hearing of the ease till to-day. The Aristocratic - Handicap was won by Kreisberg, who ran • dose race with The Guide in the opening event. Arlemot was favourite, but the 4to 1 Manes won rather easily at the finish. Details of the day's sports are subjoined. Tres HAIIPINDIN PLATZ (handicap) 0f.40 son. ; winners extra. About two miles. 4ir. Ellison's The Guide, by Knight of Ansel—Alloweee's - dam E. (Riayi 1 si Mr. Richardet (Owner 2 The following able Kr Z: bi laire, Caudle. and Wedding Peal. The Hobbs- was weighed for by his owner and the number hoisted, but the hone having hurt himself did not start. Betting : 2 to 1 each apt Hence and the Guide. BELLING STRZPLACHASZ of 3 sons. each, with 20 a dd e d ; for 3.yr-olds, 10st 71b ; four, list Tib ; five, six and aged, list 21b ; winner to be sold for 30 son.; selling allow ances. About two miles. (10 subs.) Mr. Gllke's die = (T. MAW) 1 Mr. Jarrie's 01 (Owner) 2 Mr. Gregory's Rapture (Oregon) 3 The following &leo ran : carnbroe, Amide, aad Albs Mary. Betting : 5 toil apt Rapture. 7 to 2 apt Carnbroe, 4 to 1 apt Sir Stephen, 10 to 1 apt Oldminater. ARISTOCRATIC HANDICAP BIEILPLECHerdi of 10 sots. each, with 50 added ; winners extra ; gentlemen riders. About three miles. (22 subs.) Mr. E. lichens's Kronberg (Mr. Thomas) 1 Mr. Hilton's Ariescott Mr. J. H. Moore'. Tom Thumb Badminton also ran. _ _ Bottum : 6 to 4 apt Arlamott, 5 t 702 apt Tom Thumb, 4 to 1 apt Kronborg and Badminton. [Advertisement] Hom.owsy's Pmts. Dis mien of the kidneys, known by the desplyesated pain in the beck and sesedy secretion of water, can be arrested In their dis tressing and rep‘d omen yes the repakting pills Their highly tonic sod senaitimilag properties pressust tie impoverishment of the blood sled the derempuntat tircsletion, characteristic of kidney dim" sad sass aiding la weld or gencesl ob dr= ikpariencs has peered the shwa unsorted success whoa Hollowers gib tee bikes Ns the mailer stress, and the ease they Weed wham the empistat r wen advanced. They raiz the MS and Arid skis, 0.111110•41 the aticedant eoatlws ueaa, lad ham • Nubia simetisa tie =hick are hinftem ilbsese As est/r ft Da_ do. 11100.011 _ _ Atise./707. it - S; , Do. 2882-1883 a do.— liaartilta • pit MOOS, Do. 1811 1 Do. Do. 1888 Nsisteow.dp.s.AP.&oo. , Do. do. llapltSfor. atm BraLeov.llporol. IPm eolith Woks Pow.. '6 p. Got., WI to Ire Do. It p. anal 80 1866 D0.6p.a.1.11167 to 1276 low issimad Bpai NIL Do. lipte wok Do. II gor owl len Do.do.l.sfdlsas&Dso Novo &lolls Sp. it., Qmonsload Gm sp. sl Do. Do. UPI .. &Art G0v.41 p. e.,041 Da. WI sad spy& Vta.Gov.dp. o.Jous July Do. p. a 61.11 !8. BIUTI3II Dev. O. Com (11•10411.) ... Deak.walls ___ Bard (Mow) .. Zug Com Brim —— .. Lawn &W. Roar ('1 rima ) Greg law (IlsoltroG Groot loath T G. W. v, (H I) vglo Horoto Gut I 1 4= r r ilthiPles arloy il:Ylabal) Mwrady Iron on; . : N frw Moe North looli;ii _ . 7..7.7.1 North Whoa Crony I iiisukr =Mr! I al . Ow Mos St. Cloori l rrow G. W. Moor Ow/a (Glow) -- Pork .as °tett West Beret (Mom w. Cared= (Listened) West Chime= West &etas Wk. Bard (Mogan).. Wt. Buller (Rodratb). W Mary Ann (hlaohoo.)1 Wi11a..... Wk. 11411&11110T (LimkV MABKBT& LACE AND HOSIERY.—NOMitOHAY, Dec. 19... There is still an improved tone observable at the ware. houses, with a rather better inquiry, chiefly for the home and Continental markets. Plain new however, are still low in p rice , sod cannot be made at • pr o fit. St oc k. taking interferes with business, and there will be no material change until that and the holidays are over. —At the hosiery warehouses the reports are somewhat diverse, some reporting • more quiet stock-taking season than usual, others • decided incense in orders. The impression ,deepens that canoes and yarns have got to the l owest figure, and that any further change must be in the dire,. tion of better prime. After Christmas there will pro. bably be • more active demand.—NottingthwJourrosit. COTTON.—LiTmoor, Dim 19. Steady market, prime nnehanged. Estinsited sales to-day, 10,000 balsa, Including 2,000 spemlaMim and expert. 4,000 Amarioan, 64d. to .; 1,3 W Peru= Ise., 71d. to 7d. ; 200 ham, 7 d. to 71d. ; 200 and Bah i a, 714. to 78d. ; 400 Rio (Santos), net to 7td.; 700 Egyptian, 7d. to 10d. ; 3,100 Swat, 4d. to 7d. ; /3misal, Sande, do., 4 to Gd. • 100 Peru, 7d. to 10d. Fsir Dhollerah ; fair OOmrawntist, fair Broach, 6d.; ` fav 4fd. ; fair Egyptian, ; fair Parma, 71d. ; Bowsda, 71d. ; middling Orleans, 7ild. WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BRADFORD, Dec. D.— The wool market to-day is again flat. It is so near the end of the year no spinner is disposed to increase his stock, and buys from hand to month. Very littl e woo l has changed hands. The transactions are chiefly confined to the better eons of wool, inferior descriptions being very much neglected. Although prices have not materially changed, itbey have, if anything, a softening ten dency. Quotations, however, have upon the whole been exceedingly well maintained. This no doubt arises from the fact that scanty dons in hand are held by staplers who are not obliged to =eke a sacrifice, sad that they cannot be replaced at present prices. The report at to worsted yarns is disco ng. The export houses make offers much too low for spinners to accept, however willing they may be to enter into entracte to keep their machinery running. Some spinners receive a few orders in soine genial sorts ; but the bulk of spinners receive no new orders. Merchants en quite indisposed to increase their engagements. Priem are weak and irregular. The pine trade is veti fi at. The American houses have placed orders to a very limited extent. The home merchants boy very few fancy goods. Both home and foreign houses curtail their engagements preparatory to taking stock, Prices are weak, and in many oases lower. CORN.—Brairrsroffide, Dec. 19.—At this day's market there was a limited supply of wheat, for which higher prime were asked ; but we make no alteration in oar quotations. Barley the turn cheaper. Oats and peas only taken in retail. Beans tending downwards. Biusroc, Dec. 19.—0 n our market to-day the supply of Engliah wheat was small, the dem an d for which ruled very quiet, at last week's prices. Arrivals of foreign being very heavy, buyers hold off from purchasing, and scarcely any trameactioes took place. Malting barley dull, without change in value. Only a retail sale for grinding. Oats held firmly, but with very little ha/ince' doing. Peas, la to 2s. per qr. cheaper. No change in beans or maize. Davizmi, Dsc. 19.—Wheat has made another move upwards to-day of from Is. to 2s. per qr., with • brisk demand at the advance. A good caring trade was the eon/vineries, and at the close nearly every lot was dis posed of. The supply, however, was small. In barley there is little alteration ; in foot:business in this article is in rather a stagnant state. The supply to-day was moderate, bet the demand was slow, and 445. mustbe noted as the top pries. Other articles as last week. Best white wheat, 365. to 36a. 6d. ; best red ditto, 36a. to 355. 6d. new ditto, 35a. to 36e. ; barley. 355. to 445. ; Wens, 22a. to 254. ; oats, 255. to 28s. ; peas, 20s. to 25e. ; vetches, 245. to zes. ; rye, 19a. to 21a. ; fun flour, 58a. to 605.; bust seconds, 50s. to 53a. Newaas, 18.—The supply of wheat was under an average. The trade was not so active as but week, but extreme prime were secured. The best quotations of barley rather lower. Other kinds Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats woos nominally unaltered. For beans the demand wasquiet. Nrerahar, Deo. 19.—Our market was tolerably supplied with wheat this day. The trade rather quicker at very full rains. Barley in good supply and 'ate rates fully maintained. No quotable change in oats and beans. trIBIIIDOZ, 19.—The supply of pain moderate; the trade dulL Wheat from 65e. to 68a. ; barley, 374 to 454.; oats, 264 to 344.; beans, 44m. to 645.; pea., 444. to sth.; rye, 445. per qr. EDINBURGH, Dec. 18.—As compared with last week, wheat was be. down on top, and Is. Id. down on average. Barley was Is. 6d. down on top, and ld. down on average. Oats ware Is. 6d. down on top, and same on average is last week. Beans were same on top, and lld. up on average. Wheat, 56e. 6d. to 772. ; barley, 31e. to 435. 6d.; oats, 23e. to 35e. ; betas, 48e. to 54.. CATTLE.—BRIaTOL, Dec. 19.—We bad a full supply of beef at our market today, but it was not of the prima quality exhibited at the Christmas great market ; butchers having already supplied themselves, trade was rather dull, and scarcely anyth but beet descriptions were inquired for. The extreme rates of last Thursday were not men tioned, superior sorts realising from 68e. to 70s. • and mid dling and inferior from 80s. to 64a. There was Ilso a full supply of sheep, including a good number of Irish ; bat trade was very dull, and a considerable number remained on hand. Beat withers realised &L, and M a very few instances 60., and ewes and inferior samples Nd. per lb. We had a very short supply of store cattle, but it proved quite sufficient for demand, and a very limited business was done at prices decidedly in favour of the buyer. There was a . good supply of midch cows, though the qua lity was inferior to that of last week ; the demand was dull, and prices showed a considerable reduction, from 12!. to 171. being an average figure. There was a large supply of pigs, but we had scarcely any demand for them, and every dull trade resulted in a reduction in some cases of fully id. per lb., but good bacon pigs realised an average dgure of from 83. to Bs. 3d. per score. There was scarcely any hones on offer, and only a very limited trade was done. Iforrnrcium, Dec. 18.—We had a capital nemply of of beasts to-day, and the quality was first-rate, being gene- Telly of a very useful sort—not too fat. They met with a pretty middling demand, the beet quality realising from Ss. to 95., and second quality front 7s. to Bs. There was rather a short supplof sheep for which there was a slow sale, at from 7d. to 7 4d. ; superior qua li ty and second ditto, from 6d. to 7d. per 1 66666. Veal sold at from 7id. to Sd. per lb. Pigs were again plentiful, and they fetched, both porketa and bacon pigs, from 61. to Ga. lid. a stone. Stock at market, Wednesday :-13easts, 353 ; sheep, 6SB; calves, 9 ; pigs, 49. EDINBURGH, Dsz. 18.—ne suppl y of cattle this morning was smaller than on this y srtnight, there being 147, or • decrease of 217 head. Wee were fiat, but the prices of last week were maintained. Top price, Ba. 9d.; current for the beat, Ba. to Ba. 6d. ; middling and inferior, 6a. Gd. to 7a. 6d. per stone. The supply of sheep was less than at last market, the number being 5,4:ki, or 73tf fewer. Sales were dull, but the prices of last market were maintained. Top price, 64d. • current, 6d. to fird.; era, 44d. to sd. per lb. Fed pigs ' brought se. to 6e. perstone; sir to eight weeks old ditto, from fie. to 9s. a head. ADYLRALTY, DEO, 19.—APPOINTSIENTS.—Sub- Lieutenant Willoughby R. Still, to the Pylades ; Sur. gem John Fisher, to the l'iledes ; Assistant-Surgeon William M. Power, to the Buzzard ; Acting Aneistant- S Richard S. P. Griffith., to the Impregnable, and David William Telford, to the Cambridge. EFFICACY OF Dlt. DE Jowou'g LIGHT-BROWN Coo Ursa On, lx ConsCIUTION.—In the treatment of consume. don and diseases of the chest, Dr. de Jongh's light.thowei Cod Liver Ott is administered with marvellously successful results. Allen 0. Matthew. Fag., In recording two caves of confirmed consumption, observes: "The sole remedy employed was Dv. de Jonolt's Light-Brown Ood 'leer oil ; and now the patients are strung and fat; the diseased (abnormal. smuts nearly Inaudible; and in the one cam (midi'', hunting, fishing , and shooting are freely Indulged to, the patient expressing Wm pelf quite capable of undergoing as much fatigue as any of his fellowaportamen." Dr. Hitchman, author of "A Manual of Phthisia," remarks: " Raving extensively prescribed Dr. de Jongh's Cod Liver Oil fora long aeries of years, in exam of cOn' sumption, I deem It bat an act of justice to record my emphatic testimony In favour of its superior merits es a proveutimot emaciation, and generally as an excellent restorative In debility and diseases of the chest." Sold only In capsuled bottle., ft 4a. Pd., and W., by Dr. tie Jonah's Agents, Amur, Helloed. set Co., 77, Strand, London, and chemist.. Beware of proisio , d substituthaut —lAelverttaement. I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEAN D.—December 17, at The Drive, Forest-hill, sydenhasaffw wife of B. J. Brand, Ea q., of a daughter. BOOTH.—December 17, at Camden-road, N., Mrs. A. booth, oi SOIL BOLDEN.—Deeember 17, at Sprlogfleld-road, St. John's-wood,the wife of H. Bolden, Eaq , of a daughter . Ht:Httly... 7 Hlocee!bel:lB, the wife of W. B. Hodge, Esq., of Came- • - • ----- • -- SHlTll.—December IS, at Brighton, the wife of GDWn (- Smith, of a son. SCOTT.—December 17, at Hawthorn-terrace, Newcastle - on - Tyne, tke wits of Mr. J. 0. noott, of a son. MARRIAGES. BARER - MOORE —December 17, at the parish church, Suttee Cheney, by the Rev. K. Morris, John Howard Bitter. Lei: solicitor, Birmingham, to Lydia, daughter of the late I. Moore, FAQ., Bolton lodge , Ed Birmingham VARTY—NICIIOLSON.—Dember 17, at the paribh church. Bowden, Cheshire, by the Rev. B. W. Wilsoo, M.A.. Thermo Varty, Req., of Stag Stones, Pentith, to Lucy Wariug, ,laughter of J. Nicholson, Req., Ph.D., Fellatio, Penrith. THS. CE'THBERT.—Decerober 16 D , at EA be Crags, Greenock, 311r6 -06 Grieve, daughter of IL Cuthbert, Eaq. LAKE, —December 16, at Wendorer-lodge, Welwyn, captain W. J. lake, ILN., J.P., aged 62. BlTllSBY.—December 17, Charlotte, the daughter of A. Runnel. Fulham-road, London, aged 2 P . r lICABAJIANOA —Decembe raged 17, at Byde-park gardens , acarainanga, , at ISHOBT.—Deoesuber 17, at Harrogate, Agnes hlarltarcUL " a* ter at J. IL abort, BK. Muted eel Published Isd WILLIAM Kill HALM oX F Lousteedette* is the OW et Leeds" MAW'. 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