The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-04 00:00:00

FNIN &g NIGHT'S Guzsrri. WIILIII/Prt. bum• summene AO roman PAITICULAIIIi TO az 4rrormo r IMO, Or TOT emir mums" mew or MORN/ Imo% Woklogion. &TILL formes to builder, to Oslasodkobs. el Mon, Iroblers. Itanry. riding motor. Jaw 14 at I awl telefoon Work Weed. rtuldill. It 1% at 11. it~AOm. Orposimporloost laitoitoo. tater. Jail at Ile. iluarrriart. 014 Tiebagor wirer. Now Peckham, womb. allmigert.Jaa IT. 111 . 010, Ormionoberate. Derosbary road. *ft. issailissterer . Jam IS, at 1 = i n rank William *reel. Somar -- 4raral. al. 17. au. lifts Union Kum *tine o, maida-raiq dealer la amok u. stns Onnow. Wapping wall. fito.looll. Onstood victualler. 75,111. /tOwn, Alton terrom Coolen.town, memo GNI fir. Jai& It. at 11 ads lames. TboototraTt. ku.• II TOWITT. uis agammamk. fa_ as la Om= Swims' swum Tswerli. Useesilk Mgt gimp gas. Er. Neitheartm. asemercial - . ollft. Ma 111. sI Mt MIS Wiwi Ceins, Poo* Dow*. and Ileatharolaii. -- Jaa IL al 10 804444 161.4114 Scc,ll44d yard, 54141141444 chill ealins„Sme. 14 et n. Stmrm listramow.l4•nrigib. csipwaki. J. 14 Nil lamas theMplaar4lnet, Clamberwell, ussufactenr dri l iwr e ippeollm he to. . Its tia~a~t blialTaiimmer, Jaw 14 at IL Zama 4111111111. Non. limer, Jan. 16 at L .Lim- OM" Odom, 1711 b, laidasper, Jas. 16 at u. Jas inr SE M Limalaulnut, Ilahnaml, mad ma term,arcedatreat- Laillba r atr i ariaing shM = Jas. s , draw in fancy goods. wanwitu rum oiroser . Omar Hampstead. and 1114 Jereffl amoll2=fisllsmost Jan 14, t. lbws arm GOMIS ACOCYIis ELLIvIT, &dime. agimi aid Mamidll, awn wirers, Jan. st 1 1116614116 eueem, or..4llset. Chelsea, b.Ansaker,Jan.ls, st t `MOM, Oisydsa Ovum . carrier, Jan. 15. at 126 !Min Agh Jam. id Crippisgate, cap front mu 12111mr, 16. IL = IfthirBl M 0118111ORA2 VINPTIB. Dortallisoa, Domataquararlea ai leak Jam 111, sil NUM 1106141/s, Mane dmalar, /ma. 17, M 16 014/611 Ratamim. Yarkkrtsai. Itintramt, lighter. LammaaimMloNst n 111, .46rmat, Waimea, shoo maaMmetarar. Jas. 1111Mamm Hagar, PIIMAIIIIIMMIOW, CM Toed. grocer, an. la, at I. Awns Sou Mot Osaffitssasp6ess, engraver, Jan. le, at 11. Amass SWAM CIaMMS. earratininam, Soho, picture doable, Jaa 86 IL Icy 12111181111111. eardsatkmer, Jan. 16, at la Inc manic tlwa, trlord, coach builder, Jan. 10. at 10. lOWA= MOO, tYalaalauer, Hackney-road, Momaaker, Ja 11 at 1a liszsee ileirsasen. Neiviss. Strand, clerk, Jaa. It at t. Jim naisMa, Licensed victualler, Jan 14, at 11. 11/18111 /18811/861. 11.5a7, Derbyskire, Jan. 14. at 11. llttarsa. bolhkr. Jan. 17, at 11. AMY lleammu Lhanslly, earruaritterishlre, ship chandler, JBl6 16.1611 1111111111 11•9IIAII. aemdalo, Yortaltim, boot:Wm, Jaa.l6, MIL ass CAUeougt Master, batter, Jas. 14 st 11.. hams IlLaminum Memakaater, &Alec Jam 11 at 11 11111/Mia litaiMmote, Hinder{ hlre,lolner,JamiL at 12. Joso Intorrana.labllevoor Itimoltmow.lartoor,Jon.lo,st IL 1111/2.4N Drloa, ihaday•brlein Durham wane merchant. Jim. U. ea IL Jaffa Moo" noftio.m. Ham maw, Jan. 14. at 10. Mimi rasa lirmlultim. oommtuitle agent, Jan. 24. at 10. IN= hams" Ormeen. Herter Jam 14, at 11. HUMS glum 1 09 w Heytord, °tomb ..Mdmaith, Jan. 14. at 12. Vanua 0011M4MllitiMMa, watchmaker, Jan 10, at 11. HEM Sam ClMagla,lltaffordshirm Whet maker, Jan 14, at 11. 111141 M( Canton. likamrsaushire, pawnbroker, in. 111, at IL llomosion loom (*Swot. canoe, Jan. 17, at 10. /maw liworm Illotoultord, tailor. Jam. 30, at 10. lacers Moan Mom Dorsal. Norwich, horse hair manufac. Want. Jam 11. at 11 talathm 111111410 TOMNIMIND, Brigham Norwich, retailer of buss Jam 12, at 11 Illasoon roam GUCailea, Norfolk. Innkeeper, Jm. 114 at U. 1121 a Caam Sisslaill, butcher, Jaw 22. at 12. lkosABD Yanant. AareMl, bent. desks Jas. U. st 11 11111141 en Omoisa, , Jan. U. at It Vsouit azio il =, pane. Jam 22. at 12. "SWIM 000.wn, °wintry, straw hat minufactwer, Jam U. at 1 !Mu DaiMianism. goat, fano labourer.lan.lB. at 11. IrtUlan Mow Da/My, railway clerk, Jam 13, at IL Daiwa Dimas, rakes. Whisper, Jan. IL at 11. Wm Inuass Mot, limas brifileld.Vorkahlw,goaeralfleMer, in. 14, M IL Hatt A LLCMS, Ghia lawashire, tinplate woolow,Joalf. at 11 Joni 11 'B4/" lamp. lasemshire, Jan. 14, MIL lanai °PAM kairpoft, Hoorioothehlre, Jam 1/ at U. atilitionowalan. Ashierlos. Dews. wawa, Jaa. 1/, at it BUM Dann, Jam 16, YU, at the °vasty Cant. Bladood. 111111 Mon ample Croft, ItaSerdaltlre, potter's warehouse. maim Jim 11 at 11. AWN MU. barb. Os" superintendent of an Ina Maw emmy, Jam 14 a. 1. Nam Lasaman, 1111111110, a, Norfolk, blacksmith. Jan. IL at 11•01111/ OW% Shrirerlos and Staplelord, Wills, car. preaker, Jam 11 ea MIND Jar ol EIM. Angels,. Glouseslininnt, Umber dealer, I=llumank, bates provision Males, Jan 15, at 11. a rams. ha. It. at 11, at the County Court, Sksaford. AO ValitallariMM. Hartford, brewer, Jan. 10, at 11. OHM IluaLlitakbrlttip, CbWtn, grams Jan. Is, at IL .140 ; 17.41114i;0N JAIL I& C. I. blar7Hbaws. 0 411 aktto 111 A. D. Id% lewsrateee, /leek &edema ,.. IL 011.1111. Allbewees• Camberwell, lead serreyer -4.11. larrowit Itaitaa4soe. (1. 7. colliery meat -Jma. ft J. Ils o4s. abse Fetweert.etreer. hishoysiatinwitheatt, 1 . 1110-1,11111 . C. WHO, lamboth.iralit, clothber-Ikb. 11 Hs.. sea. Oloydiewermeq bataher-Jea. ha C. Carter. enwiseraliest. 04•44tweek 60110.-Feb. 21. J. 11100 r% Hope kolkleFe deck - Feb. 21. Harriet Ana wliww-Feb. • Beth, Wittegatiostreek wairebehli-/M. IL J. Hibbard, Hesart-etteet, wale deaker-lab, tl H. Deabrighk tars. Lea lemedryeree-lei. U. N. IL Mendbant, liye, Bab =erwilthwildue-14/4 111. • • Feet .., Cottage-prove, Wei wleek-Fek 11. U. T. Hank HolAualthmaw, Risoksapmstlellei.-114‘. 51. J. liemo.m. Cala-place. Leath& 111446 end elkweadamaelme. Ceahlemtowo. m.ro rommasaa-yob. • 41. LAlbs. TA. Jimi4ensce. !slim too - Feb. & T. lienteka. Ihrodesek Oveleineen watchmaker-Feb 4. LIAM Kea Ye J breasairmit. Itatuusquare, loddat hoses beeper- PEA 4. T. eppU &went-skeet, talker-Mk 4. =mg.Hunk, grocer -fret, 4. J. Tae. Wet maalacterer-Yeb. 4. T. llopyk Vle 00144wwish IL Jailheree4 Ilskalooser-Feb. 4. U. Mill& ailswediewt grim ash yeeprietor-Veb. • • .11. wwr. MINI10 4 1 1 ffli• won dealer—Yak & • lIWY Clem Marl maeateeterer-Feb. Alined* baker-Mk 4. J. Jeelmew. Ssassey,• lamb. leememper-Feb. 1. W. Lloyd, New.eced, laramesseble. setelamliar-Feb. • L A. Hatikely. Poothamp Ye, kifiter-Fee. • 0. Brews, sea, rad 0. Brows, Jos., Ecirte wire. bales-fhb t 0. CLOW, Khorkholk 11441 frietter- Fhb 1 : . 040•144104, chair maker-Feb. 6. J. Mars den. It aleasal Mutton cronatt Westminster, eUtre~Y F. 14141pnot-lace. notion, draper'. as leliewt-Fwb. • . Thaws/ sad 1111taeth klatch Winter . Van. gnat -bran keepers -Jan. IA W. C. Sod. Meg dialer la ptters' materlale-Jaa. II J re. Clierweaterebtry. cowl merehant - Fe& 1 B. Oshawa. Wiltshire. cattk dealer-Yek. ft O. w IL tileeweeler. -Jan. Prager, IMaterame, blormestarkwe. 1/. J. Carter, &meter. creased liettiatler ; - .15a. A. Z. Netreweabe,. iveliamwttie, Ileurrartebbry,ltar—Jaa. 3P. J. H. %Paso, Itedruth, Coriono,cabduut maker —Jaa. 14 O. Y. /1.141, Barrley. York shire, allbanalser—Jaa. 26 C Wormald LesJA, ordain cosub massufartarmr-Jan 16. J. I. Pry. iihenickl. yak hatcher-Jett IL T Obalteld. botcher YS. H. Watson, She/ laid, maim callan-Jea.l6 L Um* Alternate, %artisan, grocer -Jr. M. H. Maley. Shelleld, coal merchant-Jam 25. O. Marriott, Dinky Dale. Darbythire. real marchaol-Jan. 16. W. Walls. Year dflestillastak Ilet9ytiure. not er-Jat IL J. Sewall, Crave. Cheshire, Iterneed rl, Malt t -Jan. a W. Chap. mea, Ihrighlasues. Hasham. anal - Jan, la. L Hindaou , Nen. male eptatTput. tailor-Jan. 29 An. Harris.% ?afield. bar bs" tleemed trietualler- Jaa. 24. W. 1k...,, Lives pout. team eartn-Jea. 14 C ford. Poratou-te &ands, Lancsabire, surgron -Jan. o. J. Her a% toirmarkattettn.Trent, Jobbat -Jan. 1... G. Jahnems, Peteralekl, Haat; narral dealer- Erb. 11 J. flurry, Stalloadadre, bleak tray maker Feb. 11. 4 tlinith, DM setorrestrrahlre-Jan It R. Leonia.. Cannock, nat. Bardeblea. Jockey-Jail la J. Walker, Aalitasetander.Lyue sort Deldallad, vane-PM 11. A. Cttoy. knosalb lallmatily. tea Inalse--1 1 46. It J. liardiaati, !merchant'. Innentabli, cushy. Inmer-11.6. I J. Cot Worcester, ante dealer-Jan. IQ I. Mese% Aberdare. Olamonsaahlre, dieemater-Jam 11. A. Maseenabl. Vardar, rattle dealer-Jan. 14 J. Hera Cardiff. purer-Jam he J. liros ulna. Ureat Cmpsloll, Barret car. pea ear It B. Rota& Urea ComferamC Been, orardaotr- Jam II C. Swan, Thetlead, Norbola, tatentonner-Jan. 16. S. TUletatat. Todateedna. Yorkshire. paten coastable-Jsaa in. W. 1. IMriey. Todanteden. Laorashire. conhationnr-haa. IS R. • 16.11006, Yoram% Canobralgeshirr-Jan. 2t Alin Colebrook, Meattotae -Jan. 176 W. Mewl, ifenatable, Bedfordshire, butcher -trb 1 J. Nyman, Bright.% empentrr - 15. H. T. P. kelant. Torquay, Deroashint. livery table keeper-Jan. 15. W. Tlansta, Ronan Bathe Maas, atatfordshire, shoemaker-Jan. Z.. J. Yysr. Haiku, trfotalthire, coal dealer-Jan. 13. T. Bens. Henley Malaita/tire -Jim. 17. J Hoek Talmud'. ant treetehlin, gnaw-Jam 7. A. Darks, Tontatall. miner -Jan. 17. Si Lust. Tetanal. draper-Jan. 17 W. simian% Tunalall, greragotter-Jr. 17. L Tell. Newland. fitaffuni-loire, pater -Jas. 17. D. Raver, Klatatreet. Mtanordahlre. torerselter- Jaa. la I. Want. Ittranneways, manager a a cotton manufac tory- Jaa. It W. Manley. Halter. balear-Jaa. to. a. Lassa, ittnifranl eatiremer for aulacriptiona to a hospital - -Jam It P. IL Theate. Unbar, Laucashire. vrocers ambient -Jaz It J. A. Faissa. 6/0 , 4N1, Irmir retailer-Jm. HA J. Vatter, Chestam mod Matches rr, tailor-Jan 16 J. Vents, Babe* beeneller-Jan, 16. J. Welcher, H he., Luna. Abe. esnlealeels• aeint-Jan. in. J. Mims, raMicrult. stiontes-Jaa. It T. Law, aretford-Jan. r . u sa m e, a meg o m Moffat. cattle dealer-Itch. IS. J. H. Caller. Priam Ilb% Sladadthire. tallur-Jan. Z. J. L Joan. Ithosllaneraireana DenbiehAtte. machlarman -tab. 11. T. %imp. Bedford. Damahln.. builder-Ink la U. Hama dthockercia, Glucestershire, beerhomm keeper-Jan. 11 It. Dailey. Hallos. names, Maar -Jan. Z J. S. Caton, Claturldes etuaaaranom, ChnehOr, post-orr.ce clerk-Teta 6. R. Witham*, &anon. lanstrpol, lahnurer-Jau. 53. T. anti% Jan., Barnsley, Yorklldre, barrbouse keeper, MIANKRUITCY AVNE'LLED. Dot t 7 Glottal /111171121, Suuthacuptun, purer. Janis 11•1 0 mita and Sanest HAWK Abergavenny, dawn - tu.ld.vidend of as. Jaa H add any aubeequent WSW& day, at tilitrik Brist:d. J MAI-MAO& Newest. farned—tat dividend of Id., Jan. 15, and tin) subeequent Waddled'', at =era. &laid THOMAS w mum's, NenpatMen ha. imathattire • newspaper Meter—eat pro etow ist dividend . 15. sod soy übsequeit Wednesday. at =lse% 111, Huth PAIN, It.ehet and t4laWoa, ironmonger-2nd dividend id is 7iii , any Thank, at at Hirtaela. Raster. Jolla Ekiscii, Mattock. sumnseekug, butter (attar-Ist diet. dead .1 Is ad., any Tuesday or Friday, at thrusts. raster. TaRDIIICA RI sr T. Elect and St. Thomas the Apostle, an irenar —4th dividend of ;d say Tusalay or Friday, at liirteers. Itseter. Tiluslas AU LAW HuLstra, Maelag, taicastershlas,lrowwwwisr -27.1 dividend of Is. 3d., say Tlturntay, at Klawasurs, NW isloghain. DIVIDZWIS. yob. e a Bowman, Abergsvenny and Pontypool, coal won , eisid—Jan. m. T. EL Hermon and W. Waters Sunderland, inininongere - Pub. 4. IL. Hangrave, Leeds and Dradford, wor. del imerehaad. cirrincArse to be waited. Weft awn be shown to the coairary cc or berme the dye oreeliag. Jaw IL W. W. Whelpiey. City, Issamoraloat--Jasi. n. W. WM., Norwich. ocristeer—lea. IL 1. Allem, Durham, free rimeohewh—Jaa. 24. T. IL Oreekt howderbee. ship Wider. PARTNIINIENIII/111101,1110. W. Welds and W. War n = nurserymen- • B. amaa. ass. awl a City, attorneys -w. T. Ail sad w..T e i. Meow manufacturers -W. OM= and IL Possidia. Latwashire, etatafac ameba liadmasse• sad / Gladstone. Limepool, hits-I. MEM wad IL Isis, . Oleakkeaton, Yosisitirs cloth namendrini-J. OdisediadiJ. D. ittott, Neemedivedamptea Wes mesimia-J. lam sod P. Levy, Noun wbeiseale delleawa-A. IL owl C. Tau t Little T City, ealwaibreksws-r. awl J. T. absapits. Lama alasel. sobs 1. imalsra sad 11. /nibs Sisatirio-/ A. Deelwas wad W. !siker, Ns.. _Lteampeel. lB = Deliere-G. N. llsein. A. wad I. Cress. DONK Bea... elamits-J. Osew and J. P. Cr...,. Norwdflamker freiNin-a. 114 said, and G. W. Helder. Bristol, aaa.agi .1. nod S. B. Morris, Jed Addles oast. UNg, mowsbelarers-3. Dims sad T. ithillito. Whitehavea, plombees-V. C. D. Is Pews De lee and Y Dumas, Little Theireallek ui., 111111111161-41. Timed and W. Blathwayt, Lori" imriasea-W. lianas and J. awes. Jun , Dorseaterrace, Cispismeeed mageses-(1. as% W. P. Stesesson, and L Biemseem Illeibam zed UMW Ilea leg, Ramey, coach builders. tar as repels I. Illemmes-13. mes and J. Henderson, Valparaiso, oneamisdee T. B.J. agile and J. R. Stedman, Galatea& seassene--o..Xpem WJ. Seaderson, Liverpool, comedians Darks and / IL Davies, Newtown, Id Swart mow Coetwe, W. Cooke., T. west Wets vast wad lonwlapiee, upholsterers. se tar as regards 1. P. . ktalnaby, sad J. R. Stansby, Zarb busies sa d,, Yorkshire, asnerel sham-J. Amino tea and J. Rancor., Cheshire. sialliallders- it. low and U. H. Desbiem =mad sod Bow, whaled, peeteniere-A. Gagmen% P. fain% smd J. Coleman, Oadsseseene awl Pads. woollen niereisma-1. LaMar and C. Berm% SAMarol. issiers-J. A. llarileD sad W. Woods, Livery** Beenow-g. and B. 115m4=12 61 , t i f ri p_ 4 9 faiwitima IWO l atl. B. silk. J . lOws sad T. OW villa. Boyles awl Maas glissamlL Mai a 0 T. atiabouss, womedsla-k. It NM all i ta t Law peal. mercheals-0. DO lowl D. Jenkiso, Dun . ..gars .d 1. W. Dents, Bishop's IND& wino meinbarts-A. T. Dell and C. T. Barn. Loam taloa% likneina. sod Calostia. mushmis-V. W. Blake aa 0 4 6 1 Pass imam sempor-J. Oingilen, CA. Campbll. awl T. Notch, maim Weisel% se ED. OM J. Comuldl-TI. T. J. sal J. L is bum so lwr as awards W. T. Gema-J. sal T. T. bents, Wiliam sear Gravesend. ilemowd W. Darts, and J. C. Davis. lansmalmol end Ileadmois. lOWA sugar reason, se Ow is tegarear= 4 . Mo and R. Williams, Newpael. asegevaighdad Maws athes, Bart., J. klidcohnem awl J. Newssen, City. East India agents, so far as J. illabselsassa-N. Bennett and J. H. Beale, Mound liffstas4dß. lonia and H. loud. .iris-JedHerr y ; Am Holt, and G. C. Holt. Bury. wadi= printers. se far as regents Jobs Holt-C. Usabysed B. Coreatrystresk Mar rsawalmilisrars-J, liirtwietie and W. Toetel. Church, lon- Merry v- ailo&s, L 6r girl IF. _ - - Harna;Greshaniatreet City, tereielle. so 5... 1. WIWI F. ii. T..—IL P. Brumeoits. L lesoswitt. 2. ii. Ikme._ewe ID. I. Mares. Did Broadstreet, City, so far so aP. Dross. wits and I. Broandr —S. Howard ad T. H. maw 4.n-streak builders—W. D. Merl" sir, awl J. Merrier Derteleyaqoare, soldrirs—C. Magre sol A. Barnett, Birmingham, pork tedelme—W. H. Mod ma J. IL Wood, Alder/neaten'''. drittoTre — Mn roa lkoldir lei R. Neweaatiennder.Lynao (haveasdmie Wouitel—W. and J. H. Hamm. Singlets:molted Park Mersa PAW Tar. carpenters-8. Wither. sod A. Wrier Irarrol. solisslssiwo —W. Warburton, J. Wood, air I. Dore, Ilaserform sod lbw L ool ic r merebente—A. De Plane x aad J. Dem? e. ..=, ur.,,poor dhafilies—D. D. Dr ther ees sal T. J. Dyseou ' llmileas and I ardor—W. Parrs sad R. . Porbee. IkeerPreA_IFONOB''LG. B. Sweetins W W. mow, Melanins. wralSoran—T_ . M. Brookins and G. T Ineeking. emeheelle—T. Metcalfe and A I almerier. loath dor ormn—l. Michelson and C. T. Orderer Livoirol, dr odiso—ii. Iron and Masy Low" Wil. Marroloiro. pionhaeo—J. Kleiman and at Mud" Drierirlasar Irmaskin b = ntanntwitarere—John Dishes. W. es sod Jane Liverpool, Preach Burr 11113 sirs salsnrs. so Mr as re gards W. Graham—B. U. Hamar W. O. arbor, sad W. Cousins, Great St. Helen a, City, ship brokers, so hr r W. TT Haabery—W. Oxley an d J. k. Oxley. Loris mart pool—J. D. Bayly and G. Newnan. Cisorgeyard, lassloristrok meth, ears—Vt. T. Dowry and F. brojands, aty, morchante—J. Mem and A. C. Hue erlin —T. Vesper mad it. J. T. Philli lore Truster sad T. S. Thumb* Lie ps, erreol. Oisidris —P. SCOTCH SEQIILitiItaiIONIL lons PAreinSON, lavanesse, teacher, Jan. 11, at the treks Hotel, lemma Joni Gs; Arielderfeed, Leeestshire. tumor, Jan. 11, at the Oommercial len whim. KeHotel. en Amanita/a, Palsky, ong saerchant, Jan. 14, at the County Jona GAT: Lathrop, Portbohl% wood merchant, Jan. 11. at the Se& 'tors' Library, Perth. Jinni Diet, NeetandA Uwe:shire, tanner, Jan. 10, at the Hall, Olaienne. JAM ALLAN, Glasgow merchant, Jam 9, at the Faculty Hall, Manes JOHN A Nit/ and JAMB ?caster. Hamilton, ankle. Jan. 9, at the King s Arms IN; Hamilton. P mums Row= *mow , lanariohlon postmaster. Jan, 11, at the Com Lep Inn, Wiehaw. Jenne Dice, Howbeit,. Lanarkshire, termen Jam 10, at the rushy HA OblipPW. 101141 LT Yuma, Olmepw„ egged maker, Jam AM the Faculty Hal, Glaserm. Hail. Omittm. Obegew, amber, Jan. 8. at the Crow Hotel, Okagow. JOINT STOCK 0011PANINe ACT& Simms MULL faux CUMPAJI V LINITID„ Ilac. 13 —or 414 r for ar t.44I4 FURAL "k ALACI TWISTING AND PFNURWIWO CO AAAAA ;UNITED), Jaw 9 at I. at Sallashalt street—proof of &Ma YOILLIWWWWI WINN CUFF kIoTIL CONIABY (UWITIO:, JAM le. at IS—petition for ortadlasol., LOU NWWWAFIa 0011PAIT LLIFFID), Jal. 10, at ll—petition, for wiWWWW.CF. LinCLOILATIONA 01 DIYIDINIS. 1114ionion nod MUD. tomahunghniesot. Illosent'opark, tedidwo —l4 dividend o 4 Id., any Tbaloolay, an atandeld v, Bribe ben .trot. . 11/14/Jr RAPHAEL. Datitatreet. =Wide Wberrhallt— Lt ihui.4 a la. eat Thursday, at a, Ssainglall onset. lisanre /man Barnomulaey, wbseltrylight -Ist di •Idead of la Ind_ mat Thanday, at ataatattddlL Bealedhalla eat . Clan and Anamtan. Yrlday Arad. City. annepberk clock nuke.. -teddlniked of IL itd.. any Thunday. at Iltanadeld's. Nannithaltatnal Java& %Triune. ttaarlegten [oat. Ilkanand deed of la. Jam I, mad then sabaniesat waters. andeshalelanaL letaaller—lst redbirds" al THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 4, 1862. tiPOJITING INTELIJUINOR. ammo AT MANOILINTIX-FRIDAT. WATERLOO CUP. 14 to 1 apt Campbell's nomination (t) 14 to 1 apiehn's nomination (t) 16 to 1 Cilheee's nomination (t) 22 to 1 somivatioo (t) 33 to 1 Hateure'ssomicumioo (I) *3 to 1 Gavle Rada ecesinntion (t) 3.1 to 1 Blieholeere seentrition (t) 33 to 1 Oahu's sonisetioe (t) Nothing done on the Derby aal Two Thousand Guinea.' Stokes. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHESTER CUP. Rue Mayl4. Duteous, two foible tad a quarter. Weights to be publislood its due time. Forfeits declared January 28. The Moo* it ae complete a list aa we can wake up to led night • Age "it Rotas Alice., .rtanlernant 3 Antares Antratent Antwerp Astarte $/$ Qsam et Spats $ teal Jar ti, Ishoeva 4 illiubm *cumulus 1 lough Dlaamd $ = al • , titan.-.$ treasaWst 6 liiirs ildirmie& 4 4 $ rata $ Nocratel. South Australia 6 ' Routh Laucashice $ BOW a := 1 II 4 ItMee Ile Stalked t Thu Ewe . Thaaderiair TM. WWII& lomatphe 4 Jessa II l'am ' Vanillin' 4 VIM" II Melia $ Tamer Via_ S 4 W .illigninel wager I Warburg' ware..s Weidribeved Wm& War BM 4 warm I Wild am 6 Wine Wiled.— 6 i Whorl. The Warhol 4 Wrong& , Tullman*, Zodiac Mid a i lairwalur 4 =44616 4 I 1 Ilsrieboso 6 ' 114611185 r 4 issielsk 6 lures" 4 Josbilis 6 Nsisair a Assisi Mow hay Jews 4 . 300/33.313414134 , I I tem a ' M m i r tllis Boa II ismilemi ll* Mid* 4 i lads Sipco 4 1 gimiliewer t Lspo ..._, _.. I =34 , l , illtrio 'Moon •' YalOar Teuton Ilissetner Mistaks 11. Plillpso s My Mari S Neptune* 4 thalseltastor Ilarmertt S i hal etiffor4 I, Pawls I Bab rimeml 4 Bernie, beets Bleck Prince Boabdil Bomb Brerchl,a4er Brewer Brighten Babette ally 4 Bucepttalus littalwasu Butterfly Caller Do Camesino Car tac us Carabroult CAW° • Mere Amid (dam Mame .. Cualpagas Carona Corooet Costa • Crat,* Patrick Crater e by 'Rutstein ltat.ber Iliaol e by item the Oreat—ltatlirtasa e by Wild aura' ZAe;i e by Windbags/ Dabrusa Dame • Bleeder Para 4 =kW iik4 Tolland $ Precise • Prestos trine4dOserasrk • I Plush 1111, 3 MeLaw Dealt 4 111WaS_omw--11 issuiruftwogn-4 4 LIVI Tlhe foThswies I LASE. to last night : were received MlAkaOwn it Mans : • I Bantam. Ben lammed titrdbuit Black lam • Brood Bridgman a, • Brunette Bucephalas • crim • Cretans' Ago Huntsman Irish Xmlgra•d Joslout, Jsr•rkrn Missy • KiMgrs. Loading • rtick Learningtoo Jade rammer trust AP Polly Premier • leneeniferry... Red Robin ... tad how,: Redwing Rook co Roelqucl•n iCrw77 — a lasity Uaso • Imperil a lwagrwige Oa Manta* E7• Daw a , Bibl ua jliwis • • jams lOW gemall • Tama • 1 Iffra ANN a ;r iga : Scribbler ' Manialty • Satherlaod Th• Clown • • Th• Dam 0 Tin Greek a tag Ill• The Tattler • Th• Youth Thounaatowa TWO. r • Tiush;er Much Nal Willou Zaathos gb by • Taller Gal Tallow Ohl 6 Taboo • Yorkshire Ors Chester • Comet • = ll. • • D•laOm • :.•w I, Emblug • reeshf••• • 8ay1.4 Geooral Boogie', • Doors • Harry il Nina* 4 THE WINDHAId LUNACY COMMISSION. .--••-- Sir H. Oairne yesterday put in the following additions lotion which had muse into his hands since the previous day. He had obtained them feces Lady Laden Wind.' ham, who he regretted to say was &Grimily indisposed. "Stem, Sunday. "My dear Mama,— lam very glad to hear you have written; I thought you would have donee° before now ; though I do not wish to break my promise, yet it is very hard to find anything to do— in fact there is nothing now, and the ice is SO *bk. Now Mr. Young. took some boys to skate the slim Anyhow here, and would Imolate° me, only the pro mise prevented him. But still I don't wish to break my peonies, only act my there is nothing else to do. My cold Miler, sad so is my eye. Have you got Don down there wjyh yen yet, or not ? Will you writ* and answer me soon? Mime to miry nearly a fair on the Thames ; there are quan tities at psople everywhere, you can Mato from Kingston to London on the Thames ;so hard is the frost that I had my spaspand water frosen this morning in my room thou4h I bed a are ; five weeks more and I shall be at Torquay, I Lops well and sound. Mr. Youngs will write to-morrow ay the nest day, as lam writing to you to-sight. I have bass vaccinated, bat it did not take. My cold is better.— Oood.bye, dear nman, I must finish now. Believe me emir your most affeenionste too, " W. P. WINONA/A. ' Eton, Sunday, 19. "Moo, Sunday. " My deer Mama,—Saturday, the 31.1, is the day, at four o'clock, if all goes right. I want to give two luring books, if I may, of a rupee esob—will von give me leave—Mr. Yonne* will give me an order. Will you writs me an ea ewer please as soon as pomible, because I have ohms them. Mr. Youngs is making me get up my rid' -°'--. May I ride Doe up to the house' Won't he jump whin I see the train come in I wish you would let me have one of the retrievers up. I want to make them acenskeied to me. I should like Duchrea I think the reason Geediard would aowltve me leave was berries he tee ming others ask for it aim. I don ' t think would, beams they would not know eaythiagabout it. . Tones horse s,s have moved his letter. (food-bye, dear. I am, 1 I shall am you better when I come ea filatrarday.— me ever your affectioaste eon, "Eton, Sunday, 25th. " W. F. _3l4l4Dmalr. " Plow answer me immediately about the Udm." " Itimptce, Friday, Mled. "My dear Mams,—l am very sorry for not bar* written before, but I have so much to do that I ham lordly say time for doing anything. May Mr. Hawley advance ins some mosey, about 3!., of my seat allowance, as I paid several bills myself, sod so I have none left? Will you write and let me know soon, plasm? I 11140 to ask you, Moms I thought it was best to do so, as I did not know whether you had told him to give say heaths my allowance. I should like a little present of 4!., beams it is such a temptation to run into debt (if cos has no mosey to pay), as welt as to borrow of the other fellows, and . es I wain things now and then ; besides, there hi my do lemon, which oasts lid. every time, ma I must put up at the and so tI comes rather expensive, I can aware yon, because it is only a plass and • boll if I go there to the man, m it ie $ peblie elms ; het the,. is only oes other perms besides myself yet, but if be ea nee Mee he would cheap • pest deal more. Database muses very useful for me to ride is every Wednesday to &arbor» for my 11•111011 ie fad Ido oot know what I &mid do without Us, as it in a good five miles from has. I have made my awry , had as long as ever I ootild, and I spent my last two shillings to get a ticket for the lecture which we all went to the other evening. Thackeray was the man, the celebrated man who went to Amend; one baud a peat deal about him in the papeis. So if you will writs soma and give me leave to sat Mr. oti=to advance 41., or half of it, I shall be much I should like to hays had the little present of mosey which you were unable to give me. I wish you could do it, bemire I am sure I do not ask without resson•L'- that is, I like to have money in my pocket and keep out of debt. Goodbye, dear mama. Trusting that you are well, and also that you will let me have what I uk for, believe year atestionat• sen. P.a.—Whs. will you come to Rimpton ?—Gleeks. " Gloria deo in exodus. " think I shall be hoer about the 301 k or 31st of Mara. Try aad learn Euclid, so se to be We to do it well daring my Ember holidays." " Tuesday, Deo. 2. “.117 dear Uncle Alfred,—Esonse my writtiog and tirenbleng yen again far advice, but I have revived a letter from my Uncle Charles, who wants an answer, end I want your aside, bemuse he now says be doss set war So send Jay (the honeekeeper) away, bat to let her live there without any pa), and to give Mary Tenor a prey ander her, and when I roosts* your answer (or from Memo will do), I shall write to Uncle Charles ; mow the bet question is will Jeffy stay at Fslbrigg without or not and if she will, what then can one give Mary ltivur cider her, who has only been a ladiseraed ; the only plea I eta think of is that 'A oods should Isar mama, ream* she has sot lived in the family suer with mar and let Mary Torre opine sad live with mama r her maid. Give my beet he,. to grandpa)* and mama. I *what the letter of my Code Charles to me for you to look at, and when I gr your answer shall write to him about it. Good-bye, dear Goole Alfred, this will not trouble you much.— &Lire ma, your affectionate nephew, " W. F. Wntmum." Oa concluding a speech which bad lasted nearly ten homy the learned gentleman sat down amidst loud cheers, against which the court again vainly protested. The following evidence was then called : Dr. Thomas Harrington Tuke, of Chiswick—l have been in practice about sixteen years, and I have • private lunatic asylum under my charge. I saw Mr. Windham ea the 6th, Bt h, 9th, and 12th of November last. I was with him altogether on those occasions about 14 boon. I sew him ales ea December 6th, 6th, and 11th, and M other times. On the line axe siou I found him with three other pollees" in Piemdilly. A lady was also present, to whom I was ietrothiced se Mrs. Windham. I had only been informed five minutes before of the nature of the business on which I wee wanted. Mr. Windham was waiting for hie solioitor. He told me that • COMIWWWWI of lunacy was about to be takes out against him. I conversed with him ea all sorts of subjects. He told me that what was alleged against him was his marriage, his having bought jewellery, his having driven engines, and his bar ring the Mail .1 his estate. He said be thought the petition was all lionseeth and that it would never be pro. creded with. He stated that the principal mover against him was his uncle, General Windham, and that he did not think that he would dare to pursue the matter. He mid "The old general know' I am quite well." He said also that the mend would not dare to get into the box ; for his father bad saved him (the moral) from the cones queue.' of SOWS previous sot by alleging that he was insane. I said it append to me that it was • disagreeable family quarrel, and that it had better be compromised. At that juncture On citation was brought in, and I told him th at it was a mach more serious matter than he supposed. I recom mended him to go tohia solicitor ; and aceordiagly we wait to Mr. Cole's. in Emex-street. Mrs. Windham and Mr. Gwynn, the medical attendant, went with WI. Mr. Wind ham gave Mr. Cole instructions to appear for him. I bad afterwards many opportunities of seeing Mr. Wiodhara's deportment with his solicitor, and with his Chancery coun ter. He perfectly understood the nature of the proceed ings ; he took part in all the discuesions, showed great pewees of memory and attention, and conducted himself in a very gentlemanly manner. He had • psi , bet knowledge of the nature of his estate, and bow it would be affected. I had miceresieed from him many points of hi, history during these interviews. I had care fully read over all the affidavits filed against him up to that time—the 12th of November—and ma that day I had • long private conversation with his to say nos. I qem tiouerl him about his religious belief, for the afficlavite bad stated that he had no religion. He said he was a protestant, bed bees eoefirtned, regularly attemded church, and be lieved% the doctrine of rewards sad punishment.. He emenni be me to be quite clear ea thompointa. He said, "This umniege of mine is all my thele's doing. He would not let me marry • young lady to whom I wee much attached. It was the daughter of • neighbour of his, sada lady of po aides." He said, " Things would have been very different 11l bad married her." I referred to his general educatioe. He kid me that he had ken at Eton, that be bad reached Ns MY form, and that be bad reid Homer and Yirgib Time the a Cicero on my table, but he said be had never reed eel author at school. I asked him if he could say the ' Old mispesition in Euclid, and he went through it very moreedy. He told me the value of his estate—which he midi was worth 3.000 i. • year, out of which he had to pay his mother's jointure and his wife WY. a year, se that, he said, he had very little left for himself. He told me that his debts were about 25,000 f. or 30,0001. I asked him how he proposed to pay them? He said, "I bops I shall live quietly at Felbriu ; my debt is prinoipally to Emanuel, the jeweller, and he won't press me. I ens to have 350/. a month for my timber, and my mother's jointure must some day or other fall in." He said on another occa sion that if necessary he would sell the reversion al bis estate. As to his engine-driving, he said be was paetheately food of it ; and that if he was mad for that so also were two noblemen whose names he mentioned. He said be could drive • trek' to the minute, and added, " You'd hardly believe it possible, but when in • railway carriage, I can time by my watch the exact rats of our progress." I asked him about his being called "imp ede." Hs denied that he was no milled as • general rids, or that he liked it. Bat he said be was or bad acted as senior lieutenant, sod sanatimes civet) as captain, in the Norfolk Militia. With regard to the pistols refined to in ea aM davit, be mid they bed been given to him b 7 his nook They were ornamontel, sad he was food of harms thins with him. His uncle hod told him that be Midi* is mew with one of them at Cheops* The sibinsit doted that be hod brought the pistols down at relbr arc and bad threatened to shoot himself. He said the was all nursers. He had take the out cm lawn one day, and his wife having had • quarrel with Mm he left the locked up in the rose on the per He added that they were not loaded, and that he had lost the key of the case. As to the charge of threaten* the bootmaker, he gave the suns explanation as the bookmaker himself had dome, lamely, that it was all in fun. H. told me that he lowed hi wife too meek to bore knowingly demo bar any harm ; and that Dr. Whidbey* had Wormed him that he might safely marry. As to his alleged dirty habits, he mid that Laval's's affidavit via alma el lieu AA to his main aims and Isigsklig 11 1 hi mid be had once naked a party, and 'it IMO aftwwarels • pat off ; while on another occasion no else came bat Mr. E. Baring. He doe:Mall the &Dainties' of the Leveilyns as to his indecency. As to Mr. Honed; be eat& "Oh, Hormel's can never say Ism a"fool ; for I got him tamed out of his place for his treatment of me. I argued the era myself before the Vize•Chaneellor, and Horroeke bad set a word to say." Mr. Windham stated that he had been to the Roman catholic chapel on ono occasion, and might have said that he would just as scion be a Roman catholic as a protestant ; but he treated the subject quite lightly. I saw him next at Dr. Setherland'a. Dr. Sutherland examined him at considerable length in my presence. Mr. Windham gave him aa account of the points alleged splint him, and that amount was an ex. tremely correct one. Oa the 6th of December be came to me with Mr. Cole. Mr. Ode brought with him the placard which has been produced, and was very more annoyed with Mr. Windham for having, as be thought, written it. Mr. Windham said, however, that Mr. Roberts had written it, and I think be stated that Mr. Roberta had signed his name for him, and them asked him to easetion it. I told Mr. Windham that he had thereby beams Tea - able for it, and that it was calculated to do miabial He replied, " Oh, as long as it was not ilVinuas, I told Roberta that he might publish it." I said, " Eat don't you think it a great shame to publish the Names el all Was parties who certainly don't appear to have taken any proosediage against yon!" He said be lied sot thought of that; imd that he would stop the circulation of the placard as far as he could. He went off for that pvpoes. The next day I saw bias and told him that Yesplacard was In areniation. He said it was a great shame, It was that °latitude fellow Roberts who would do it. He said, " I took them all off in a cab yesterday from Piccadilly, but be seat foe them afterwards without my knowledge. They slot them all over London." I had soother interview with him, I think on the 11th of December, the day on which be had bees examined by Dr. Winslow and Dr. Mayo. He said be wee very mush tired and exhausted, but he gave me a general sesount of bia la. terrkm with thee. gentlemen. Dr. Deadly, who was ,at, thought he was too fatigued to be examined further, and so be soon after hit That was the last time I may be said to hare seen him. On the first amigos that I saw hien we were waiting for his solicitor. He said that he (the solicitor) was always drunk, and was probably so then, and that he would not wait any longer for bins. That was nod lEr. Ode. During the eon verastiona that I bad with 'Herbal!" I never saw the slightest appearance of unmade= of mind. I found no inoomequence in him, or the least inability in him to keep up a connected conversation. His views on every inbjeet appeared to me to be clear sad well defined. The court then adjourned. SHOCKING ACCIDENT A T sr. MARTIN &HALL. An accident of a very serious nature, which has already resulted in the death of see man, and which will probably Clllll4l the lees of erneal other lives, occurred yes terday gammon at St. lfertin's-hall,Lengmere. This hall, which it will be recollected wasioureed dews bi 1860, has been recently rebuilt, and is at present in the hands of Mr. Do Fries, the contractor for the internal Siting* and decora tions. At half-peat three o'clock p.m., yesterday, seven men in his employ were engaged fixing the priori* chan delier to the ceiling, and they had to stand on a plank which was supported by a cross.pole, in order to reach their work. From some cause, which is at present unexplained, the cross-pole either gave way, or broke in two under the weight, and the Berm men were paw negated to the Found, a distance of forty feet, suffer ing frightful Wanes from the fall. fkaas of them came to the floor with their limbs doubled under them ; some upon their faces, sedatives upon their backs. eaperintes• dant Raids, upon healing of the catastrophe, immediately sent off a detac hme nt of 50 eenotables to the scene, under the direction of Impeder Brimmeccatb. Of those a ocis siderable number were snood in ksep&sg order mom the immense crowd which had - rapidly elms_ bled in ameequeries of the drat rumour of the celamity, and Wren were espied in removing the unfortunate mos to the hospital. Six were taken to King's College Hospital, and are mot to Charing-cross. The latter, whose name is Patrick Oogbut, wee suffering from severe injarien to the hark, sad bed his arm broken. It is hardly hoped that he will survive. Of the six taken to King's College, are, named Wood, expired within a few minutes after his arrival there The remain ing eve are suffering from dreadful injuries, and it almost impossible that either of them aia sserwm. Thaw of them are named Wink= GerwA, William Latsgesesel. and John Lind old. The eases of the ether two are is yet unknown. _ From inquiries made at the hisipibd kW last night, and after the above was written, we milli., harm that soother et the unfortunate men has already expired. Patrink Cog laa, who had received fearful Wailes in the bask sad arms, breathed his last shortly Ware 10 s'elisok. His residence was slated to be Loadorpurgs, Whitewrsaixtreal We repot to state that another of the asbappy . sufferers, Waller Bsbey, a carpenter, had rsceived such cpuits that at the time of our latest inquiries it was sot expected that he mild pooribly outlive the night. Tie °tics victims resale is a most precarious Ada, sad little hops is entertained of their recovery. PEARPUI PIM AND LOSS OP THUS LIVES IN FOUNTAIN-COMM, STRAND. Yesterday afternoon the inhabitants of Fountain court, Strand, well koown as the meth of the " Old Coal Hole," were thrown into aria= of (theilemet by the Budded outbreak of a fire on the prenthilfe. oompied by Mr. Price, machine ruler, which is elin in tenements, the second Boor being occupied byn &Matt, hie wife, and hie infant family of four chianti. The fret outbreak was observed by some of the inmates permavieg a strong smell pervading the Louse of sulphuretted smoke. This moan= shortly after two o'clock. The mother of the children, Mrs. Howlett, had previously gone out to Quechee(' some little mop to take with them to a tee party, leering the children in the room. The children were left without a fire, but se fortunately some lucifer matches were in the room, and one of the younger children, as it wean from the statement of his brother who escaped, sreadt a lucifer match which set fire to the bedclothes, one of the children being oa the bed at the time. Unfortunately the door wee Maimed ; and it was sot until Mr. Pries and seurel other pereous ran up that the fearful =tout of the calamity could be eacerkind On breaking open the door the room was found to be in • blaze. The engines were mat for, eed those f the parishes of St. Mary-le•Strand and St. Clement Danes, followed by the brigade under Captain Shaw, arrived and succeeded in subduing the tire. Firemen George Gerrard and Perry., as soon u the smoke and flames permitted, entered the hook room, and found the bodies of Frederick William Howlett, aged four years and ten months ; Elisabeth J. Howlett, aged two years and aloe months; and Rebecca Hannah Howlett, aged one year and three media The bodies were removed to the dead-house of it. Ohneest Danes. The =- fortunate mother bad not been absent Mfg than a quarter of an hour before the oethreek took plum, and she declares that she left the doer unlimited, end had dressed the childiee for the purpose of 111thig them te the tea peaty.—Yesterday morning, =twee the home of three and four o'clock, the inhabitants of Ilairelnimetheinth Brenewithcquare, were alarmed in eresequeeee of the =thee* of a fire on the Ctinof Mr. Joe= ironmonger. The engines from reet, Holbert, sod Watlingetreet were soon in at tenths= but it was sot until ooneiderable dump was dose that the fire was extinguished. Care oakum& The tom will fall on the Alike= Debar, and other Aim.— Lest night, shortly before 9 *Week, an dens* Ithr broke out upon the premises of Morn. PenalendO ornamental mirror, barometer, ad looking e= nientheturers, No. 8, Grevilleetreet, abutting onßreek-market. The Farringdon street brigade, with Captain Shaw, were promptly on the spot, but unfortunately for the first 90 =antes from the outbreak water could not he obtained, said the corequeece was that the destructive element, u spite at the subsequent powerful play of the steameegiee and the theemsk pie= so complete a hold apes the building that by half-pest 9 o'clock the hours was oemplehsly gutted. The most aid= Waite part of the calamitous mennenee wee the serious injury of Engineer Finns= Arm end Winker= one of the lV division of police, upon whom durthg the are some per tioo of lb. roof inifortateately fell, miushpr them to be en severely shaken and maimed that they were et once taken in cabs to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. The fire, which or casiooed considerable damage to the neighbouring houses, was completely extimrieW Were 10 o'otoolc ANOTIIIa FATAL. PASATTIN ACClDENT.—Yreter day afternoon Mr. John Humphreys, acting for Mr. Wal* k, held an no at the Gower Arens, Score-street. Bedford =teaching the death of a girl named Altos Orne•Mtd aged four years, who died on last Sunday from frightful injuries received through the lei= =I while a lamp was being tnmmod. Hr. John , bookseller, 20, Store-stmt. Bedford-guru, maid—On the evening of the accident 1 was burning • lamp, which wee on the table where my titres crildr—;n were standing. I wee ignorant of the nature of 11•21511 nil, and I was pouring the oil into the lamp from • bottle while the wick was lighting, as I had sometime. done before. Ooe of the children knocked or upset the lamp, sad the oil immediately ignited, end ran over the table I. deeds of flame. The deceased use only a little higher than the table, and the burning oil ran over her ties and est her clothes on fire. There wee over a_plat of ell le the lamp, which all ran toward. deemed. Her another sad I pat out the flames with some dillealty, and we mat for IDOL RI. °harder" of 36, Bedfordsquare, who did whet ma masa& to save her life. The lajtrtee, loaftwor, wore so that she died has the sheik I. the emirs The r hese pmehered at Mr. Oisses. 'Pailnalbanammet-road, at lid. per dem M evitlinee bade( been corroborated, the jury retained a verdict " That deceased died from edam- Sion essemeedes bares resolved through the upse tti ng of a ordain paraffin ell Imam sed that be the eplsies of the some mane ought te be talus to geed against the properties at waft ell b waning purchasers Sabered." _ . Bonnie. Weronne ClAClL—"Perfection of micassion.*—Morottravat Odd wokit=2=v sew woklin, to MI pilmo. lir w% tow 14 trot Ur two doom demolotho miry ominoillow of W loohist prom ht my owl lb, world to Moot with the antra owtdoly Ur walk bah 014444 to trot soo. wrteiw ow 4 ilmo owl &a loot tosoloi d.roolltriow. UM" BA J. W. Itrow4=i nsegmag = 41, 044411 4 THE POLICE COURTS. 011 . !LDHALL Thomas Gardiner, wl 16. and John Medley, aged 13, were charged before Humphery with the follow iog cruel moult upon Eliatbeth Duckett, a young married woman. _ _ . John Taman said—l wee eroding at the corner of Hing's Head-court, Yetter-lane, about nine o'clock at night, when I saw Mn. Duckett and two other women enter the court. One el the women ran after Gardiner's younger brother, upea white Gardiner threw a handful of mortar or lime at Ms. Daher, which struck her in the face, and she fell teak bawled sad screaming. limy Limnos and the other woman gave similar evi dines, sad stated that the proescutrix was in the hospital sad la danger of losing tlse right of both eyes. Aklessars Humphery regraded the prisoners on bail till Monday sat Yesterday baviaibeen appo iTtetli by Kr. D'Eyneonrt to deliver judgment on a question of great importance to Me public' sad &mass, a Ingo number of persons inte reste attended. The Nee arose in this wa —Thomas Burmrs, cabdriver, eras summoned by Ms. Barbara Sandman for takinc is ar n e thee his fare. Mrs. Sanderson and mother piety, ha an infant in her arms, rode in the defendant% eals, and w the defendant was paid hie proper fare he dimanded extra for the child. When before Mr. lnyneoeret the de fendant did not den y that be had received the U. fee the child, but contended that by the decision of Mr. Arnold he was entitled to charge for a child under ten yeas of age as an extra person. The came was adjourned for three weeks for Mr. IYEynornirt to consult with Mr. Arnold and the other magistrates, so that the question might be properly settled. EfEyscourt now gave judge:eat. He said—ln rote reset to this ease, I have consulted Hr. Arnold as to the decision to which you referred ate. He arid= his de cision was only upon that pan at the schedule to the sot 16 and 17 Vic., cap. 33, which nth= to luggage, aid was not • decision as to the messing el the word person' in cap. 127, seed= 14—the seed= which authorises an additional charge of sixpence for each person above the number of two. As to the goer= now mimed under the latter section, whether • driver can charge for • child under ten years of age as an extra peeoau, the majority of the magistrates, at • mai* earl for the purpose of ascertalaisg their opinion, were of opinion that so charge °mkt be made for or child under ten yean old r an extra person, inch child not being • per= chargeable within the mesa* al the act. In that opinion I sequieres. At the ereetime, if you wish to have the decision of • superior court on the subj.= I will grant you • ease on the point, if you like to apply for one within the next three days. I shall not inflict any line, but you will have to return the sixpence and pay the coat of the summons. The defendant paid the mosey, and said he would earth with some friends as to the come he road adopt. -• Rent • young wrath is whose box tie oireis tows of two eit, with peer of cowl tied resod their necks, were moistly fogad, was pawed before Mr. Arnold for re-examiastioa. - - Mr. Thomas ideldweon, surgeon, 8, Hakey-terrace, Sloane-street, Mama, said he had sees the bodies, which were dry, and resseebbxl mummies. The largest appeared to be a male child. newly bare at the time of death. There was nothing about the other upon which soy opinion 000ld be formed. There was a piece of toned mob of their new. Could not form say elision whether they were bon alive. Should think they bad hese fall twelve mouths lying is their present By Yr. Diekie, barrister for the primmer—flepeated he een.o give so opinion whether the &Wren bad beta bon alive. They wen quite dried tp They might have been three you, in the box in which they were found. By Ir. Arnold—They looked 'bent ore though they had been dried artificially. Could not amount for Ulla op =nintoteslaczeleVhLouer after been t a time wine ar wo c e a d dre hr 0 ; a Vgattor Tarlton, ia alludes to the prisomes statement, made on the former emminaies• that the boa and its con tents corded up did sot beton to her, bat hid hoes left in her charge by • pram who owed her seam money, said he could produce the puma of whom prise/am bought the boa. Itebeees Hataber, of 43, LeaderaimetoOlvoissa, said elm sold panic the bee the week after leoWde lest . Primmer ha at that tine lodged with her three yam an te d a half ; she was Lavin, sad asked wham either to lead or sell her the bar.. _ _ _ By Xrarsold—During that throe sad • half had oo seems to think that she had nay a6odrw. The box had bees to her room all the tame she was is witames's hewn ; it was wither locked tor corded. Wham had opened it wove& times during that period ; it was wed for dirtylises. Own sospegaid, three years ego, that priscow was getting bat r l ia =pisared, suppoeed she wu midakea. Mr. Dtekie—The prisoner woo um- Sorg all the throe and a bait as an ironer. filhe never during that d kept her room for twesty.foor how,. Winona ways saw her at gag might or more*. Witham wait into the now whimperer she had en op portunity. Never saw soy babies I. the box during that time. There were sone ie it. Never obeerved any un pleasant smell from the box. The box was a common one; might buy 1,000 like it in Loudon. By Nr. Arnold—Prisoner washed/or linen in the kitchen. Witneee never examined it. Inspector Tarlton rid that the 'hoz la tees placed amongst 24 others at the polioentatko, and witness bad immediately identified it. Thee were arawapt the boxes some of the same make. By Mr. Arnold—Witness was quite positive that the box produced was the one she sold prisoner. It had been in witness's posse don two yeses before she sold it to the prisoner. Jane Bickford, of 10, Woodstreet, Maribasogit-road, Chelsea, said she lodged with the prisoner at lira. Butcher's 15 months ago, and remained with her for about eight months. Went to lodge in February and left in September. The box produad was in the mom during that time. Witness slept in the rime bed with the prisoner. Never mw anything to lead her to the conclusion that prisoner was in the family-way ; never saw the contents of the box. Witness and prisoner both worked at the same place. Croes-examined by Mr. Dickie—Had worked with her three yews in the same place. Could have seen the con tents of the box at any time had she chosen. Mr. Dickenson was recalled, and said that on the 26th ult., while at the police-station, prisoner told him that she had had a child eight or nine years ago. She said she bad been confined in the workhouse. Inspector Tarlton said that from inquiries he had =dole found that that child was buried by the parish on Jose 8, 1854. Mrs. Butcher was recalled, and said she did not remember prisoner knowing any one who bad had a child. Prisoner took the box away with her. Mr. Arnold asked whether it could be shown that she took the box where she went next to lodge. Inspector Tarlton replied, be was informed that she did not, but had a much less one under her arm. Prisoner was remanded for a week for further evidence, to throw light, if possible, epos this mysterious affair. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Charles Moon. of 117, Park-street, fJamdemturn, wu charged before Mr. Yardley with wilfully damsgueg door at Webb's Hotel, Piccadilly, the property of Joseph Challis, the proprietor. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Gnat Marlborooghntreet, ap peared for the defendant. Mr. Challis said the defendant came into his bowie the previous evening between seven and eight, and called for • glees of brandy and water, and then went upstain to a clunk where be bolted himself io. Jbi rtly after a load noise was heard at the door, the defendant being unable to get out. The waiters went uplinks, but were unable to unfasten the door, and told the defendant to wait while they got ma the top to open it. The defendant said he was —lf be would wait, and broke the door to get out. Ma. Yerdley—lt isnot a ease of wilful damage. A man who breaks a door to get out can't be and to do it for a wilful purpose. The defendant is discharged. The defendant then left the court with his solicitor. SOUTHWARK. _ John Hamilton, a welt dressed, smart-looking man, sou charged with being concerned, with two others, in conspiring to defraud a French gentleman, named Nicholas Domini% out of WO& in French money, in one of the carriages on the flonth-Eastern Bailey. Mr. Rem, the solicitor to the company. appeared to prosecute ; and Mr. W. Edwin defended the prisoner. The evidence of the prosecutor, through an interpreter, showed that he first met the prisoner at the York Rota, Leicester-street, and theybecame acquainted. On the 12th ultimo, the prosecutor left the hotel for Paris, and met the prisoner on the platform of the South-Postern Railway, and they got into a carriage together. A third man also got in, and at Itedhill • fourth man. On the journey to Folkestase are of the men produced a gold Spanishco say jj hat he had won it at cards. The other men seemed and then the prisoner produced • pack of cards, e7ser . suggested play. The others betted, and at last he was induced, to bet, and he lost MI. Two of the sores 1 1 06 met at Ashford, and the boric at Folkestone. Willem west to Paris, and finding he had been 'harped, releised *London, and maw the prisoner Apia at the Yank Hotel. He told him about his Wag robbed, when he Ina he could not help it, but be would endinsenr le get hint his money back. He got him 1801. ,no be slimed a ppm for it at Xt. lawis's office in limelhetwegi-ersont After that he cemsnnstrated with the polies, and pre the prise- air Me ostedy. 1111. Ourale remanded him far a week. but, at the snaps- Ban el Mr. Stein. offered to accept bail, himself in 1,0001., and two suretioa in 500/. each. Bail not being forthcoming, the primmer was committal to poi. Ds Di Joroit's LIONS Munn! COD LIVED On.. —BNONCOUND AND Wansa ONNIN.—III .mow: 121111110;11 neared. Itosidlk and libiler Osook Dr. de Jositte Oil lag Mw gad sill talissedioy ese Ili " s erille Dimediste Mist K. Ouripmalsk es soimail le Um at VW de On" monk Item opsdlo" •all:I CV alles id this Oil is mut elleaDial la mho all st the re printery mune Nip remedy to ire laks Irritation ellili IMillOg me prilmesd Dr. de Jelineiont Osil werolll in sal =Ohl Ile. ILde. Ild. : quer* Oa, Ida W illi Delidlaelle, Am.. 11.1.4 1 1. MI Gk. 7t, Illitaad, Liaise asill by elipaltdie eindelD.OeMleemal MARK.ET,S. SUGAR.—BiturroL, 3A/f. 3.—Our market re-opeoeil the lit ram. with N arm appearance, but, owing to the se,' show of sugar in the market, there has bees but little nese dorm ; prime ere fully up to December quotations.: It. total imports of all deecriptious of sugar to this place d Ull4 ' 1861 reached 54,100 to ; deliveries for home euusuropt,.. t 54,300 toss; and the stocks on the 3lat ult. were 2,iri; toms, beteg about 100 tom lees than at the end of 1860. TALLOW.-Famtr Evenino.-The market was stead, to-day t--Bpot, new, aos. 3d. ;1860 Y. 0., 495. 6d. to tut' all this mouth, 50a. to 50a. 3d. ; March, 1101. 9d. ; Apej to June, 50s. 641. ; Oct. to Dec., 50s. to 50s. 3d. At th, sales by auction 1,400 casks were offered, of which 90U mkt Australian beef, 48s. to 48e. 6d. good to fine, down n, 465. 6d., greasy. South American bought in at 5 3 . ; tow, tallow has declined 9d. per cwt. ; cocoanut oil u quiet ; Cochin at 50a, and Ceylon at 495. ; palm oil fiat; hp Lagos at 435., and inferior at 425. to 41s. ; horse gr ew 411 s. 10d. to 425. ; palm nut oil, 40e. ; inferior, 38s. to :C4. --- corrox.-Livutrooc, JAN. 3.-Tbe pacific cbarscter4 the advices received from New York has led to much mite. east during the last two days, and from 45,000 to Utte r tales have changed hands, of which probably two-third, have bees taken on speculation and for export, part of th s latter for New York. Prices of American must be quoted about id., and Surat a dd. to 4d . per lb dearer, the valu e o f middling Orleans to-day being 120. to 120., and fu r Dholleralt about Bd. per lb., the market doping with a strong upward tendency. COTTON GOODS.—Nalthlinnen, Jaw. I—The trade here still Interpret American advioes u favourable to pane * , and iilolll is a feeling of general satisfaction at the prospe ct , which contrasts strongly with the sentiments expressed by many when the news Ana arrived of the Trent affair. lo the yaea market prices have still further advanced thee Turd y, and are fully a halfpenny per 10. above the rep of that day. Thshigher prior become, however, the mop reluctant purchasers show themselves in following the ed. Tenon an the lees is the amount of business dose. At Tuesday's raison* doubt some very lar„e mica might bees been made this morning. Spinners seem to entertain very strongly the notion that peace will be maintained by the United States of America complying with the requisition of oar own government, and they are holding for ti tre= quotations—some of them threatening to close their mills. The disposition to close mills *ppm to be gaining ground among both spinners and manufacturers. We hear of one cam in which an extensive spinner is paying his workpeople half-wages to stand idle for the present. rather than work his mill at the lees whirl would result in the class of yams be produces. In cloth, owing to the excitement and advance in cotton at Liverpool, manufacturers are asking higher rates to-day, and art anadvance of lgol. per piece on Tuesday's prima getting two heavy purchases have been made in printing cloth for shipment to America. Generally speaking, buyers are very reluctant to give the prices now 'eked. A moderate business has been done in India goods, but the last telegrams to band from that quarter are rather discouraging to 'Sippers. CORN.—ariumoiD, JAN. &—There was rather mom wheat at market today than for a few weeks past ; conditios not so good ; there being a fair demand by the milieus moat was disposed of at leat week's rates—red, 62a. to fds.; white, 64.. to 695. Barley, best maitiog maintains its mho; etwondary sorts rather lower to sell—best 404 6) 431.; seconds, 365. to 465. Beans, without altaration,wem hest. 11001.14 JAW. 3.—Our Market was very slow. Beat wheats made barely last week's ratea, whilst anything damp wee unseleable. Beet barleys, owing to their esarcit i c a di t. s le. non money ; but anythiag aurae was 1.. laws. red, 1121. to 645. ; white, au. to 68a. Berlsy, mak% Xe. to 40a; grinding, Ma. to Sia LETWOOL. .TAII. a —Th. Anglo-Saxon's advises to heed this moving tend to confirm thaw previously re. wind (though still un-official). We have bad a ddll roar. kK and }does exhibit • decidedly downward tender.", wheat bola= quoted fully 4d. per coital and floor la per bearelard seek lower thin on this day week, whilst ladies own bus declined la. to la. Bd. per quarter. On are ld. per bushel sod eatmeel 6d. per load ebssper. No change in beam, pesos, sod barley. la the present state of the rmerket quotations an very irregular, aad only s small onset el balsams Iwo been practicable at the Mar tin gootedabove. W JAN. 3.—The wbeat trade ssaliauss retire, sans indisposed for much balsams at lower moss. Tb demand Is rely of a retail ebanotsr, sed millers genwally mond la seipplying their peassin rt. quiransats oa Mike anise time. Fins barley is elearei off se; let pains • Whir kinds an difficult to disposs ef. No obneps is etbir ertioiss. Ann" weak sneliwg Dse. 30 :—Wbsat, 2,447 cps., at 645. 2fd. ; barboy, 1,906, 37.. Sid. ; eats, 17, 21s. ; bona, 3, 445. 6d. ; pros, 12, 57e. 00ALIL—Losres, JAN. & Batas's Wed 151. 3d.; Bells Prism" 14a.; Budd's. Wen Hanky, 16s. ed. • Barshop. Oss, 14a. ; Cnitned Stem , 14.. 8d ; Davison a Waist Bartley, IS.. 6d. ; Hastiest Lartisy,lB.. 6d. ; Belywell, 16a. 6d. ; Lambert's West Ham, 16a. 3d. ; Nora Pekoe Oar. 155.; Tastlold Moor, Us • litaliald Moor Build, 13.. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 9d. , Wen Bartlsr, 16a. 6d• Wslam, 16.. Gd. • Walls Lad Oaten& 16a. 9d. ; Woe Saa 16.9 d. ; Walls Lad 18a. 3d. ; Walls Bud Otimpt, 17s. • Walt " Q Boma Esitera, 18s. 3d ; Walls Bad &said 17s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Booth BartlipoOl, 17k • 4 W. Bed ?rim It Hartlepool, 17.. Ild.l Owing in& Darya Asthma., &L; airway and Diary's Malting, AL—Ships at mane& 76 ; Wok 47. TRA.II7IO RETURNS. Niles Pas- Nee- T. Teal. IMILWAMI mew se.r. eltan A dke NM 180 Week sedan De& IL & A Loodoo, Mary, & Omer sod Zstaeatan Ottoman Week end* Dee. V. lembre and Marne lO 118 1;927 1,110 NS Week eedleg Dee. IL West randfre .... _ 11 262 180 128 ON Week =ding Die. 111 • OaWeeder II* 1,110 11.009 18,619 17,101 COAL MAD' IN LITWOOL DIIELNO TER PUT MONTH AND 185L—Newne. Platt and Co., of Livarpeoh state that from Liverpool during the rest mouth the total shipments of coal were 47,717 tons, showing an increase of 26,842 over the corresponding month of 1860. The ship ments of cannel were 11,688 ; coal, 34,651 ; coke, L 248 ; and patent fuel, 150. The total shippents from Jan. Ito Dec. 31 amounted to 848,182, showing an bimetal, over those of 1880 of 45,361. . . [Advertisement]—BouowAt's Pima. — e Good !ratite, Excellent Digeotion. —ln the majority ot persos km appetite Is the Ent indication of departing heath, am should at once receive attention or actual disease will follow. Par the cure of disordered digestion and liver complaints Rollo way's eacellamt Pills are probably unrivalled. certainly mour n:le invalid will never expo fence dliappohstmert albs tn the removal of aliment by means of these purifying Pill.. On reaching the atomach they immediately correct heart burn, flatulency, and undue acidity; they secure the secretion of perfect bile, and poising Into the intestinal canal they geed, armies it to natural activity without producing pain, irrita tion or exhaustion. For these reasons Holloway's Pills are pets- Harty well adapted fora family aperient. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& lllHOL—Detesselser 20, at Mentpellur.villea, Brighton, the wife of A. Blgge Rag., of a daughter. ILLlS.—Deeember at, at Brighton, the wife of Mr. J. Elie, of a son. HALLIBUITON.—January 1, at Hlgh-utreet, Shadwell, the wife of Mr. T. Halliburke. of a daughter. HlNSHAW.—Jmutary it, at 27, Spencer-street, Jim Andrew Hinshaw, of a son. JlB3loPP.—Deuenther 31, at Wattle= Abbey, Emmet, the wife of J. P. Jimmy Inn, of a son. ILLINSON.—Janney 1, at Aldhoroagh Manor, the wife of A. S. Lawson, Zoo., of a daughter. PARlEYNS.—December 30, at Wooohcrough Hall, Notting ham, the wife of 11. Perim= Esq., of • daughter. 11.3.DlORD.—January 1, at Wellington .terrsee, Hall, the wife of the Rev. R. A. Redford, of a daughter. SPARKlL—January 2, at Ruston-square, the wife of I. Spud. Seq., of sea. ST. VlNClNT.—Deeember 30. at Oalmersham.park, Rent, the Viscounts= St Vincent, of a eon. TlTLEY.—January 1 al Derelford.street South, /teatime), the wife of tholes. R. Titter, at • son. THltßlMlLL—Jelatum7 •11 TheentUll-stuare, Islingten, the WI; Mr. LT. Turnbull„of a daughter. MARRIAqEB. BILLING—PRICK—January I,7t7he putsh churl. ChafebilL areninet, by the Rev. 1 P. Hart, the Rev. R. C. Billing, to Harriet lowly, daughter of G. Ptioe, Req., of Langford, Ch IRYlNG— urchi H ll. ARRlSON.—Deetutber $1 at Dudley, Worcester, by the Rev. D. K. Sbubothasa, i beteg, Lq , to Amelia, daughter of W. Harrison, of Dudley. RITCHIi 1, at the parish chard. °Hey, Yorkshire, by the Rev. I. Hart, T. Ritchie, Req . Of Otley U , to Caroline, daughter of the late Mr. 8. Tarbothel. of eda. BARB- GENTRY.—January I, at St John's, Stratford, Saver, by the Rev. W. Holloway, Mr. J. Saes, of Warsh.gate, Lambeth. to Maria Jane, daughter of J. Gentry, Esq., of the Grove, Stratford. SANDIOS—WOODFORD.—Janstery 1, at St. Giles's, Wont by theism. A. Hackseaa, 11.1. the Rev. W. Sanders. M.A., to dinghtur of W. Woodford. Req., of St. John's.terrace, DRAWL BALL —Japan 1, dr. H. W. Dan, of Tempisetreet, Bristol, Nedas BULL —Dooombos at Hatcat-streat, New North-road OMlft— s ralltor 111, at Clapham, Anne, wife of the Bev. L 8. Ormilio, aged M. TONS —Janson 1. et Tottenham, Ilr. R. Jones, awed 41 MAOOLLIFIRID.—Jsamary 1, at Synch= Mall, the Donna Cenelom at Massinield, egad M. 011111110Q—Dismater 111, at Old Trafford. Manahester, ta=. ll = l l7 s7 l, at Poterntreet, Wootmlattor, J. MO' 21„ at the lemon Camberwell. A. smowswo, Vita. spa IL _ ___ - Pinion sal TANANA byWinunit BM 11. , ..., at litt F. Larabw4aVent, in tb• City of London. 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