The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-02 00:00:00

117:1810. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERT& The concert of yesterday evening was a "Mozart elithr—that is, the whole of the music, vocal sad imtra lasatal, was aeliected from the works of Mozart. " Wedoes day, the 27th of January," says the announcement, "being the 108th anniversary of the birth of Mozart (who was bum in 1736, and died in his 36th year, December 5, 1791), it is believed that a selection from the immortal master's weeks at' the concert immediately following will be acceptable to the many admirers of his music who patronise the Monday Popular C,oncierts." This is not very logical, and is somewhat of • wow segu,:or ; for ws do not see why a selection of Mozart's music, not on the anniversary of his birth (when 11 would have been a celebration or conimeniiir..tton), but en a different day, should be more acceptab:e Limn at any other tima. But there wanted ne such excuse for a coomet devoted wholly to the great master's music. It would be acceptable at all times, especially when the selection is made (as in this case) with taste and judgment. The programme was as follows : _ _ PAR? I. Quintet. In .M major. for Clarinet, two Violins, V(ola, and Violoncello 111! V,euxtesps, L. lbw Warr, IL Webb, and Pique. Song. " bout" ,Don Giovanni) M dllo. norm", Untia. With Vlokooollo obbligato, IL Pogue. Song. "Non phi ambit' (Nona dl Figaro) Mr. Sootier. bonsta. i u D (tat (No. Bot Hales edation), foe Pianoforte alone . Yowl. Madame Arabella Goddard. PART U. Sonata, fu A major, for Mayoforte and Violin Mozart. Nl4,Woe Arabella Goddard and IL Vieasteinpa Flom Itc % lolet," Mozart. Mdlie. Florence Lancia Ilaeg, .• Deb %led ails anseira" (Don Giovanni) .. Mr. Quart, f. in 4% minor, for Planjor wi t t e l ,Tlolin, Viola, and Mozart. Madam, Arabella DOd MM. Vienateespa, 11. Webb, and Mort. Coaductoi—l6. - SCaidlet The chief object of attraction (u may •sl be stlPl:ofted) was the re-appearance of Arabella Goddard. She idered DO less than three times—each time a masterpiece. The vocal OW wit equal to the instrumental portico of t►e concert. The various pieces were floe in themselves and well snag, but they were so well known as to be familiar, end eves hackneyed. EXETER-HALL—The E!ijah, which is to be per formed to-niorrow by the National Monti Society in com memoramou of the 54th ennivenary of Mendelssohn's birth, will mummies at half-peat seven instead of eight. DRAMA. GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION. Mr. and Mrs. German Reed with Mr. John Parry, after a rather long absence from London, owing to the success of the operetta of Jerry Loa, have returned to their pest once more as musical and dramatic entertainers. To snake their return more welcome, they have produced an eetirely new Aoglo-Egyptian entertainment, called " The Pyramid, or Foot-prints in the Saud," written by Mr. Shirley Brooks—and written in his best style of graceful and refined humour. The only fault we can find with it is that it makes no provision for a buffo pianoforte per. by Mr. John Parry, but instead of this, by way of compensation, we bare that excellent actor in • series of amusing and artistic characters. The plan of the entertainment is a trifle more dramatic than usual—each performer being well provided with parts, and the lamp introduced being nearly always of • comic and deuriptive rather than of an operatic character. Mr. German Reeds inexhaustible ingenuity has again been displayed In the composition of new melodies sod the novel arrangement of old ones ; and Mr. Telbin bee given Mr. Brooks's writing one of his most artistic Oriental backgrounds. The some, showing the Sphynx, the Nile, and the great Pyramid, lighted up with all those appliances which no scenic artist knows better how to use, produced • loud and long con tinned round of applause when it was first disclosed to the audience. STItAND. A new comedietta, called Unlimited Confidence, which hu been announced for Nome time at this hoase,was produced Mat night with the moot perfect and legitimue ISOM& SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, TATTERSALL'&—MONDAY. There was a very good attendance this afternoon, and betting was carried on with some spirit, especially on the Chester Cap and Derby. For the former 100 to 6 was offered against Andeld, Est nothing would induce backers to invest at the price. Blackdown was the lice of the day, and after 1,000 to 40 had been booked shout him niece; times, twenty " Attie" were accepted, the like odds being also noted in favour of his stable compeer, Accident. Carisbrook sod Muezzin were each is. force at 25 to 1, and towards the doe of borer Change, about whom thee were some warm Inquiries, would have bees supporte at 33 to 1, to mosey. Whitethora, the reputed " Cock of the North," was in considerable dread, 33 to 1 having been takes kindly. 40 to 1 eel wee offend agent Lord Westmoreland's three, without a teepee. The Two Thew sand was TM' little touched upon, the few bets quoted be. low being only to small amounts. Scottish Chief coatis= to improve his positias in the Derby betting, for whisk ha is again brat favourite, but alttoogli his fabrics and rie Woes all 'spoke well of biro offers of 10 to 1 weed rd tempt them to give him any feriae support ; later or however, 2,10 W. to 2001. was sestelhed tip sad divided be tween two stomach adherents of " the Chief." Paris vais decidedly "fiery," 13 to 1 being freely offered. Cart Gerd was such a hot favourite that all the 14's to 1 were singe up is no time, and as only 13 to 1 was afterwards obtainable, this eranaission in his favour weld sot to be executed. The two " dark " trek Forager and Blair Athol were somewhat mysterious. 1,000 to 55, or a fraction over 18 to 1, being accepted about Lord Si. Viesset's bone, while the Northern champion was friend lier at lri to 1. Historian was Arm at his previously quoted prim, Zito 1 Bahr). The recoveries of Pens was fol lowed b.( the advance of his stable companion, Idler, who we backed in quern where something is usually known at 30 to 1 (takes freely). 1,000 to 30 I. the pods asinoruaa over which Adorn:eta is nimble to pass—for the preset, whit* his stable companion. Copenhagen, seems to be weep. lag up to him, as will he sees by the anbjared list of closing price. : CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 1000 to :8) apt Lord Uxbridge's Liston, 4 yrs, Get 41b (t) TWO THOUSAND. • sto 1 apt Count F. de Ingmans's FM, de l'Air (off) 11 to 2 Mr. Ten &wok's ?ark (t) 6to 1 Copt. John White's Cameras (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Merry's Scottish Chief (t) 10 to 1 Yr. Bowe' Claremont (t) 100 to 40 FM* do l'Air and Paris, coupled (i) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 6 apt Mr. Greville's Mittel& 4 yrs, 7st 61b (t) 20 to 1 Mr. R. Deere's Blackdown, 4 at gib (t) te) to 1 Mr. R. Drewitt's Accident, 4 yrs, fie 9lb (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Z. Hall's Carebrooke, 5 yore, 7st 7lb (t) 23 to 1 Mr. W. Day's M erre, 4 yrs, fist 51b (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Whittaker's Change, 4 yrs, 7st 416 (off, t 33 to 1) 33 to 1 Mr. Jackses's Wiiitethorn 3yrs, riet 121b(t) 40 ta 1 Lord Uxbridge's Durham, 3 yrs, Set (t) 40 to 1 Mr. R. Drewitt'stireenlaad, 3yre,ssttilet) 40 to 1 Lord Westmoreland's Telco, 6 yrs, fist Illb (off) 40 to I Lord Westmoreland's Marigold, 4 yrs, 7st 41b(off) Lord Weinextrelead's Merry Rut, 4 yrs, 6st Mb (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. BarbeesDanne Canoe, 5 yrs, 7st lib (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Mr. ]ferry's Scottish Chief (off) 13 to 1 It,. Tea Brosek's Paris (off) 13 to 1 Mr. Nayler's Coast Geed (off) 15 to 1 Capt. John White's Croboacan (off) 1000 to 55 Lord St. Vincent's Forager (t) 18 to 1 Mr. l'Anson's Blair Athol (t) 23 to 1 Sir Y. ifeitentese's Historian (t) 28 to 1 Mr. Hegios's Cep d'Etat (t) 28 to 1 Mr. Bewer's Clamart (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Ten Brick's Idler (t) 1000 to 30 Mr. H. Hill'. Ackworth (t) 50 to 1 Mr. G. Bryan's Horse Marine (t) 4000 to 70 Mr. Bowes's Barnett (t) 5000 to 75 Mr. W. & & Crawford's Beeriest (t) MOO to 35 Mr. H. Hill's Copeshagen (t) 2000 to 23 Lord Glasgow's Strafford (t) 1000 to 10. Count Beepers Midnight Mass (tI 1000 to 5 Mr. Bowes's War Dare (off) 40 to I 1iA2110% . FLAT Races AND Brrmacaaaes,—T►wa is every probability of Ws iusetiag ousieweieg this day (Tueeday I, mks the frees Weald be weamally ewer, is Wu& owe mottoes will be posted at the Eastoseguare Walks. DL DR Joxon's LIGHT•BROWIIf COD Lrvis OIL-- la the treatment of tbe *merest term of neuniag_ elm" Ur deals of tils celebrated Oil hen bees tkallatif elm" W art/ear Cridlaed, sargesis. observes : Alter kaki Dr. de lasers Odd for a few Cam Its good effeets eoramemeed. I IS. lay usual %matt sad strength. sod entirety lest the irritetten, obit& waa of a most hamming sad tem , tally dist/main ebareeter. - --Mokl rely I. ammeisd MMttR fa Id., M. usi.. sad 9.. by Dr. de Joselie weak Haffaask fed Cm, ;I, Metal. leseesq sod samisse.—(Advsollsamailj THE EXPRESS, TtE&DAY EVEN TNO, f'EBRITAII Y 2, li* ifiddligente. EQUITY COURT& E (Bohm the Lord' Jarrell.) RILL V. JOHNOON. This was an appeal hoes • decision of Vice•Chaneallor Wood. The bill was Mad by the a • of the bankrupt firm of Johnece, Oilmen, and Co., of London and Norwich, boot aad shoe factors, alleging that certain bills of ex change were mint to the defendant (a brother of the bask. rapt Johnson) for the raper of getting the same dis counted and remitting the proceeds to the firm, or that they ware no sent voluntarily in contemplation of bankruptcy, and by way of freaddest preference, sad prayed • declara tion that the bills of exchange were the property of the firm at the time of the bankruptcy, and an order for their delivery to the *arti @ r arguer. It appeared, from the statement of the asps as alleged on the part of the defendant, that in the year 1855 he and his brother John Johnson carried on briars at Norwich as drapers, and bad .8 that time stock and book debts amounting to about 8,0001., to which they were entitled in equal shares. In December, 1835, that partnership was diaries:l. end the partnership stook sold to • new firm—" Jamie Green and others." J. Johnson berme • partner in that firm, and all removed to the premier of the new firm in Red Cross street, is London. The defendant alleged that he speed to allow the valise of his half 'here of the stock to re main in the hands of the firm at introit at the rate of 101. per cent., and claimed the amount with interest as still due to him from Jokier., Gilman, and Co. It appeared, aka, that after 1856, and down to bankruptcy, the dreadant had bees in the habit of dis count* and procuring the disoort of bills foe the firma of James Green and others, and Jobber, Oilman, and Co. In 1858 Green retired, and she business was carried on sa be fore at Baderrestrest in the same of the latter firm. In useniseriee. that the wilt hat SOL a year to her separate MN that thp dakedant had promised to allow her SW. I year mar, but bad mol paid her regularly, and had not supplied bar with lath Nesemarles, or with more eafflitient to ware them The pleiatiff also showed that he bed received so belies d the dokadant's prohibition to big wife against taking up goods upon his credit. The gnarliest retied was, whether a wife had authority to bind her hus band in respect of goods suited to her degree and necessary for her, against the will and order of her husband, but with out notice of soy such order to the auditor. Their answer war in the negative; a wife Dodd net sake • contract binding on her husband unless be gave her authority as his agent to do so. They laid down this p oem! rule, premising thet the facts did not name the question what might have been the eights of the wife if she wen living separate from her husband without any default on her part towards his ; or if she had been left destitute. Under the circumstances the rule would be made absolute to enter • nonsuit. Mr. Just7ee Beating Tearith; 7ii/g7oent of Mr. Justice Myles, who differed from the rest of the court, and thought that the pleiotiff was entitled to retain his verdict. EUIII absolute. AN ATTORNIT STRUCK OTT TER ROLLS. At the rising of the court the Dame of Alfred Id= Ftobinaon, au attorney of this court, was ordered to be off the rolls, he not appearing to stake any answer to the affidavits against him. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. —Fra L (Before Mr. Commissioner Goulburn.) RZ DI MATTOS. A trader debtor gammons was returnable in this case to-day, the plaiotiffs being KIWI. Slater and soother. Their solicitor; Messrs. Lawrence. Plena, and Boyer, Dot appearing when the matter was called on. the gammons was ordered to be struck oat. It was stated that the deed of arrangement between Mr. lle Matter and his creditors was completed, and would be registered today. Ilt RI VIMBRARAX. Mr. E. Read applied to the court, on behalf of the Earl of Radnor, as owner of some property in Middle-row. Holborn, of which the lumbar* held • lean from 1848 at an annual rent of 1361., to call upon the amignees to elect whether they would take the lame, or give it up to the lessor. Mr. Chidley for the assignees ? stated that the bankrupt had mortg aged the lease to a building society, who claimed it adve 7to the assiguses ;so that they were not in a situation either to sleet or decline. The matter was ordered to stand over. the year 1858 the defendant became surety by hood fa that firm to Messrs. Harvey and Hudeoo, bankers at Norwich, for any amount not exceeding 1,5004 which might be due on their account. In the early part of 1869, and at dif ferent times in that year, the defeadant, as he alleged. pressed far payment of part of the money claimed to be doe to him, and for security for his liability to Harvey and Hideo', and Jobe. John- son, in the early part of 1860, promised the defendant that he should have a bill for 2,0008. drawn on Caswell hooded to him, and directed his partner Gilman, who had the bill, to send it to the defendant. That, however, he Deglected to do, and told him that his liability oaths bond was at an end. In Easter week of 1860 the defendant came to Loodoo, and complained of not having received the bill, when his brother John Johnson promised to send him some trade bills they were about to receive from their customers very shortly. Accordingly, es the 18th and 20th April, 1860, John Johnson sent to the defendant two w eals of bills, amounting to about 8,0001., and the defeet produced a slip of pays!, which he swore he received with the emceed Owed of b 1., wrapped round them and signed with the initials of John Johnson, dated the 20th April, which contained this passage, " You need not be alarmed, aa with these and the others you will be covered for Harvey's and part of your amount" This was written as the heck of part of a letter written by the defendant to Johnson, Gilman, and Co., from North Wales, dated the 19th of April, 1850, which I. due mune of post would have been received by them on the 20th. On the morning of the 22nd of Aril the pre miles of Johnson, Gilman, and Co., in were totally destroyed by fire, and the plaintiffs' bill that " immediately after, and by the happening of t event, the said firm was rendered signify insolvent." There was no untrue of any insolvency before the fire, which destroyed the whole of their stock in trade, and nearly all their hooka ead papers. The bill also alleged that the date of the mote produced by the defendmit was ineertcd on the des at the date of which it beau but was en written nitatlT to 22ad April, 1880. It appears that the defendant a liability to Hareey aid Hideo. was not at an end, and be had been trees the bankruptcy called upon by them to pay the 1,5001. and costa, and been compelW , to give them a mortgage on hie property for the amount. The bill prayed the delivery up of the bills on the ground that they bad been sent for the specific purpose of being dis counted, or on the ground that their deli my wee a fralidn- Mat preforms, of the defendant. The Vies-Chanosllor made a decree &daring that the bills remitted to the de fendant by the bank:n i t:re to stud es a security to him ' for any mooe i atch aintiff might be celled epos to pay as surety to and Hodson and any debt I , which might be dire to him from Messrs. Jahnsoa, Gilman, and Co., and so far as the bill alleged • oue of fraudulent preference climbed it with costa. Prom that decree the plaintiffs appealed. Mr. Holt, Q. 0.. and Mr. E. F. Smith appeared for the appelleat ; Sir Hugh 011/11211, Q.C., Mr. Rozbargh, and Mr. Foroeis for the respeodent. The appeal was argued on the 13th, 18th, and 23rd of January, and placed on the paper for judgment this morning. The Lords Jurtiese affirmed the decision of the Chancellor Wood, sad diemimed the appeal with cute. (Bofors Vim-Clausllar Pk W. P. Weed.) THE ATTOZMIT-OZHIMILL r. THZ LOYDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVIS ZAILWAT. This was a motion to rtstrain the defendants from Greet ing a bridge over tiollandwtreet, Blankfrisn, other than as a girder bridge, having a height of 18 feet from the road way. It appeared that the defeodants were now erecti e E bridge over that street by a brick arch, and at such a h as to leave less than 18 feet over the footpaths, althomh altitude was reached at the Grown of the arch. The pro secutors of this information were the vestry of Christchurch. The defendants hied that vadat the set they were en titled to build each an etch u that proposed, and that even if they were not, the promoters of the suit were barred by se ti. 6iQard, M. Relt, and Mr. Cotton were in the cum TbS Paid,' the company is beadles their bridge otherwise than by girder, sad that cousequeutly the brick arch now in course of Iractioa. wales. 18 feet clear could be given at every point. was not is accordance with their act. And it did sot mem is him that this was • cam is which there bad boss any arquiseciace as the part of the public so as to bar the Attorney-General from °owing to this court as their behalf. Bat he must say that it occurred to him that this was a wee peculiarly for the coaaidmation of the Board of Trade nader the &mead's powers of that body ; and therefore the ardor would be, upon the defeadaats ander ' taking to abide by each order as might hared tar be ma* that liberty be given to make application to the Board of Trade oa the subject. COURT OF 'VIEWS BKNOH.—Fas. 1. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chit Julies Cockburn, and Juliana Blackburn and Mellor.) lIILDI . AND ANOTHZI P. /ROIL This wee a rsieriliai Fmk as at Seetbaniros, to show cause why he should not b= off the rolls relative to the admire of a em of mosey cm verbs hers alleged to retain plate worth 1,0101. bat which in reality oily retained a trifling amount et silver the other artier being eldiscterised as rubbish, and also oa the farther essurity of seem paws tick•t• whir tamed out to be f LIESII, .0, r. mid Mr. Tidal Atithees showed cause against the ; Mt. M. Smith, Q.C., and Mr. Arehbold supported tie rale. Mr. Lash said this wee a very importer applioation with rapid to Mr. Filch, who was only S-8 years of ag . and had only bees sloe mootee on the rolls of the oourt. It ap peared {bat a man arsed Woods had represented that ear. tan boxes belonging to him remised plate to the amour I of 1,0001., and he had tread Mr. Franuels, pawnbroker, of Southampton, to advemos him hearse 701. end SOL es trio, and some pawn harts ef plate reperested to be at Salisbury, but which afterwards tamed oat to be pledged p ri es. A. applierion was made to Mr. Pate 's father to advert Woods some mosey is an ester ad the above property was offered as escurity for • temporary leas of suffer' moor to pay off Mr. Smear/ Tho former segotiatioss west off, but Mr. Fitch demoted the mosey oa the boxes ad pews tickets. lie afterwards discovered the head, ad this be erg for Woods, air Whir ea the repayment of the money OD the following All the parties met at the son's office, sad m° iT h lr son's prierce, who bee the retests of the boxes, sad bow milooleis were the pawn tickets, ha allowed the applicant to advents setffoiest money to pay off the father's cl.im, and take the hoses aid the forged pawn tickets as security. The learned car Wooster's' that the defoodaet eres not locally answerable for what had been door. ds attorney for the mortgagee a sobers was set bound to expose any defer of title. The urea was of • rather *implicated character, and many affidavits ware read but as it was not fully roe into and decided, we refrain from publishing is =Mew what transpired, reserving it for a farm day. After the ease had proceeded some time, The Lord Chief Justice said it was a smatter that most go to the motor to have the facts aartaird,so that the rust could enecluelvely sot, especially as to th e knowledge and eociplicay of the sou in the scheme by which the father was to be repaid, sad of the loan obtained from the pre sen t AP ltSferrtd to the Dualor seocediagly. THB LAATUSHIBB DISTBILSS. CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. The weekly meeting of the Central Relief COM mattes was held at the Town-hall, Manchester, rodents,. Sw Jam Kar-Sswertawomm presided ; and tUre were also present—Lord E. Howard, M.P., Colonel Wilson Pat ten, ILE.. the Mayor of Manchester, Major Egerton Leigh, Hewn. A.' 11. Heywood, R. Gladstone, S. J. Stern, E. Ashworth, M. Rom, W. Ratlatons, J. Worrell, W. Ito. hefts, J. Goodair. B. MY:liars, B. Firma, J. W. Malmo, R. H. Hutchinson, G. L. Aahworth, T. Aglow. and J. Platt The Boa. Srcatr►at reported that 1,2%3/. 4s. Id. had been received during the neck, including 1,0001. from t►e Society of Friends ; and that the balance in beak vas 195 8021. la 2d. Six parcela of clothing had been received, and obese& of potatoes. Ow parcel of clothing, 22 bar rels of floor, and one seek of potatoes had been sent off. A remittance of 351. 3s. W. was received from the British resident, in Mexico. Mr. Commissioner FARNALL read the following report :- " I beg to inform you that on the 23rd ult there was an increase in the number of persons receiving parochial relief in the 27 anions of the cotton manufacturing district', as compared with the number so relieved in the previous week of 144. This increase of 144 is explained ea follows : Thar; is as increase at Aahton-under-Lyre of 702, at Black burn of 92, at Bolton of 75, at Bunter of 214, at Bury of 6, at Gersten, of 42, at Healingden of 141, at Leigh of 8, at Macclesfield of 58. at Prestwich of 152, at 6tachdale of 187, at Salford of 91, sad at Wigan of 29, making a total increase of 1,800. But thee, is a decrease at 13artarrupoe-lrerell of 52, at Chorley 27, at Cborlton of 277, at Ch thonic, of 5. at Glossop of 127 at Lancaster of 24, at Manchester of 661, at Oldham of 107, at Prose= of 166. at Saddleworth of 126, at Stockport of 2, at Todmorden of 32, and at Warringtoe of 50 ; makiog a total decresas of 1,656; so that there is a net increase of 144. There were on the 23rd ult. 147,300 persons receiving parochial relief io the 71 1114011111 adverted to ; in the oorrespondiog week in 1862, 74,515 persons were so relieved. There is, therefore, an increase of 72,474 pawns in the receipt of parochial relief, or 96.8 per met. in the correepooding week of 1863, 235,125 persons received parochial relief ; thus the pauperism of this week is 87,8161.. is number than that of tW coneepooding week el last year. The total weekly oast of out-door relief on the 23rd ult. was 9.325/. To. 6d. ; is the corresponding week el 1862 it was 3,766/. 12a. rd. There is, therefore, an increase of 5,562/. 14e. 11d., or 147.7 per cwt la the corresponding week of 1863 it was 15,807!. 12s. ; thus the cost of outdoor relief this week le 6,4784 4s. 6d. ler than that of the oorrespooding week of i mpoi L u fear. The avenge par meters of pauperism on the Li on 0: them news on the 23rd ult. was 7.4 ; in the corresponding wi ft , l / 4 of 18E2 it we 3.8 ; and is the can week of 1863 it was 11.8. The amount of mosey in the hands of the ireamirers of the above unions on the 233rd ult. was 91,6064 la. 71 A reference to my sta tistics of pauperism for this week Will show that 15,580 able-bodied men received out-door redid within the distriet. This is a decrease of 241 as compared with the able-bodied men who received outdoor relief daring the previous weak. These 13,560 able-bodied men were relieved in the follow ing Woes, viz. :- At Ashton-under-Lyle, 2,814 ; Burke. npoo-Irwell, 30 ; Blackburn, 648 ; Bolton, 263 ; Burnley, 333 ; Bury. 846 ; Charley, 244 ; Modica, 1.018 ; Oaths. roe, 59 ; Tke Fylde, 63 ; Oaratang, 63 ; Ci10m% 4 23 r ; Haslingdeo, 294 ; Lancaster, 43 ; Leigh, 77 ; 2,016 ; OMUm. 427 ; Preatos, 2,468 ; Prestwich, 142 ; Rochdale, ' 1 ,103 ; fieddlewerth, 226; Salford, 704 Stockport, 365 ; Todmorden, 200 ; Warrington, 83 ; sad Wigan, 596." Grants were made from the Employment and Scheel Food to Bollington, 301. las. ; and Stockport, 51. 4s. 10d. Crusts were made from the general fund to Prestos, 1,2001. ; Hurst, 3001.; Achtoo, 2,000/. ; A ndenshaw, 501. ; Droylsden MI. • Tiotwistln, 2501. • Diakiefiekl, 2601 . ; Stalybridge, 2,5001. ; Lees and district, a 3301.; Moorside, 67/. • Heywood, 600/. ; Farnworth Heasley, 2501. • Oldlians, 8001. ; Middletoo, 1001. ; Rorke, 2501. ; Crompton, 2001. ; Twee. 50/. ; Failsworth, 30/. ; Ribohretar, 501. ; Norden, 701. ; Shawforth, 150/. ; Whitworth and Fast, 3031. ; Hyde, 1,2001. ; Stockport, 2,5001. ; Marple, 1004 ; Mellor, 501.; sad Gorton, 401. LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. The fourteenth annual general meeting was held yesterday ; Mr. IL A. Yams (President) in the chair. M-. T. 13. Boridall, LP., kr J. C. Ewart, M.P., Mr. Lawrewco Hayworth, and Mr. Story Ashworth VIM pre. sect, sad there was a large attendance of ordinary mem bers. Lames of apology were read from Lord iiMaley P., Mr. C. TWIN,. H.E. the Hon. A. Eisrten, The report sounathated the opsratioss of the chamber duties the year, recoaridag upon the feet th at a treaty of oommetce had 'been armaged with the King of Buramb, which the settimeent of British inerehaats ia and of Burmese reertheats ta British teteitory, for the purposes of trade. Other subjects alluded to were the customs duties in India ; the proisibitioa of the export of arms, 100., from Siagapore ; the liability of private pee party to capture at sea ; the coathiterion of the present courts of inquiry into wrecks sod aunalties at sea ; the law of patents for revelations ; the men duties ; the ;l eek Asti of 1844 ; and th e advisability of re-establishing Plymouth as • packet station. The council had also disowned the question of wasolidatiag the customs and island renew estaldialsaisete ; the raise for railway earrisge to sad from Liverpool ; the transmiethoo of samples sad patterns by pat ; the reductioa of carrier, rates ea small paresis by rail ; the establishment of Liverpool as a Gaut:tat new ; the appointment of as Admiralty Court ; and a variety of other questiow bearing upon the commerce of the part. The Pustithar baviag reviewed sad commented woe the sabjects onatiosed in the report, Mr. Hoes eau, M.P., moved to adoption. He =premed his satisfaction at the conclusion of a treaty with Ilurinah, and believed that it would be much better for the commerce of this and other countries with regard to treaties if there were a patter interchanp of opine° between the Board of Trade and the chambers of commerce. With regard to the cotton question Mr. Honfall said that, from the facts that is 1863 nearly half a million bales were imported into this country more than were imported is 1861, that the stock of cotton was sow 5,000 tales more than at the does of 1862, that them we • greater employment of the moans meson fathering populate," and that there was no real increase of distress, be coacluded that the supply of cellos dariag 1864 would materially exceed that of 1882. (Cheers.) With ' tweet to the reconstitution of the curia of inquiry into wreaks and cesualtim, Mrs Randall aid that he believed that captains aid odious should either be tried by a a p p of their eoustrymea, or at least have the power of to such a jury. (Hear, beer.) Before clods, Mr . overall paid a high tribute to the avid sad ability of the late mare tary, Mr. Trowels. Mr. J. C. EWART, /LP., is seconding the resolution, said that though he did riot agree with the remedies which Mr. Webster proposed with regard to the Bank Act of 1844, he those's the act did require some readmit*, considering the enannons tactus in the trade of the country, bat bearing strictly ia mind the inocievertibility of the Beak note,. With regard to cotton Mr. /mart believed that, though we should have a large quantity from India, the quality was still poor, probably owing to the fact that the proper seed bed not been introduci d. He looked forward with mem esafidenee to Purkey sad Aria Minor, where New Orleans seed had been tried, and grew very well. Mr. Hx%ml ASHWORTH (President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce) followed, chiefly devoting himself to the quotas of the oottoo supply. Eqpt, he said, had iecremed from 27,000 bales is 1861 to 248,000 bales is the last year ; this inmease, too, being accompanied by a large increase is pries ealcaLited to extend that produatioa not may is Egypt, but in Greece, Italy, and many other parts of the world. lle believed that is time we •bold receive an adequate supply of cotton for all our wants irrespective of the United deaths, but übsPl ll 7 that time might be of the meet important sad seisms esr sideratioo to many of the working classes. The Indio& supply bad increased tress 980,000 to 1.180,000 balm—tot so 4rge so pi °portion as that from Egypt. Mr. Ashworth next commented upon the crushing severity with which the option crisis had premed upoe the nuanfactiners them selves, sad the ruin which it would undoubtedly cause to many. Is the aims of the maaufecturing population be heartily thanked the people of Liverpool for their liberality during the heaviest period of the lawashire &strum. With regard to the palest question, and that of maritime law, Mr. Ashworth explained the views which had bees ad vocated by the Manchester Chamber, sad said that though he was not a shipoweer himself, pet se one of ten millions of people who were fed from abroad, he claimed that, is the sweat of war, there should he such • maritime legidatioe that he should neither be reduced to short, commons nor throws "out of week" by the nubility to get the raw material for manufathure. Mr. LL TD (01 Barniugham), the chairman of the Am". cieted Chamber tf Commerce, explidned the ocastitatiow and operatioas of that body, and tommeratal several mea sures (melodist the Morehead's' Marts Act, the Maria" atorodealers Itol, sad the pubbcation of foreign tulle dosiorniaeltano) which bad bees osseeded almost La. medietaly to the reproaastatioua of the tutted olmadime. Mr. Meets (chairman of the Liverpool Cora-trade Amr cistiou) followed with seam remarks upon the great expan sion which might be anticipated la the imports of foreign corn by the abolition of the duty al la. per quarter aow Mr. Lawasucz Horworra spoke ant, okiody is favour of Ye gradual but ample . abolition of customs duties, is order that trade might be thoroughly set free. Mr. J. B. Smcc dwelt upon the wield laws, which be thotiqit were Miami., both to the Lovelace and the ones . . . . . Mr. H. POOLIBT. while not disapproving the laws as I. pateats, thought they might be more equitably admiair Mired. Both Mr. PON= sod M. FOIWOOD (who followed kb.) depreceted the raoeopoly enjoyed by railway oompmaiee at the carriage opium, sad the unequal high miss et marriage whisk it involved, to Cee Wary sot oily el Liverpool amiss, hat at those is the meautacturiag distridia. Mr. Ewan, ILP., believed that the Leedom mad North Wakes Clesepamy (with whose board he was adoseeled) weld sot regime to great any reaseeable iseilitima fI peeper nprommabsticas ware made to the.. The report was thee sdopfed, and the dumber than proceeded to some tonsil sad matins bairns At tbe don of the mootiag Nos Pruideet artatWad • amber of gentlemen mouton ol the &maks and ethos, at • eallatios at Yet loyal hoe•L CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT• In the owe of the Rev. Thomas Bieheirdson Birch, a eletneas of the Church of Beaked, who surreodered to take his trial for publishing a tales and defematory libel separate; one Felix Fredenck Taylor, the jury, after deli heretics; for easily an hour, returned a verdict of Guilty; but recommeaded the defeadaat to mercy on account of the state of excitement be was in at the Was. fientamoe was deferred. Welter Crizabrook Woods eurmodered to take his trial gum an indictment charging him with embezzling various sums of money amounting to about 201., belonging to his employer, Mr. Philip Waddell, a glem marab►ut in Fish- Orridge prosecuted, and Mr. Metcalfe defended the Tbe prisoner it appeared employed by thosecntor se • clerk and traveller who ~ placed the most lin 't confi dence in him, so mute so, that he left the w hole the management of the business to him. The .mode in which the prisoner was said to have committed the fraud was in wiling goods belonging to the prosecutor, and neither ac countiog for the money which be had received for them, nor paring the sales through the books. The several Mclnnis were proved, together with non-payment to the prosecutor, who, it transpired, is at the present time • bankrupt, and mhe alleged through the misconduct of the primmer. Although the sums set forth in the iedictment amounted to only SOL, the deficiency in the accounts was said by Mr. Waddell to be about 3001. Mr. Metcalfe cross-examined the prosecutor at oossiderable length with • view to show that his own private expeodi tare was the muse of the deficiency, and the defiers set up in Mr. Metatlfe's address to the j was that the sums inentiosed had bees omitted from the books at the request al the prosecutor himself, with a view to deceive the creditors. Several witcesses were called with • view to show that goods bad bees sold at lase than their value, and that the prosecutor had told the prisoner not to ester certain sums is the books. Itsoordyr having rammed up, the jury returned s ver dict of Guilty!... . . . . . It appeared that the prieour had been previouly au ricled of a similar offence, and the Recorder defined pass. lag seutence. (Before the 011111191011 Renault.) Henry Tepp, clerk, 22, pleaded guilty to a charge of mobauling the sum of 16a, the moneys of the Electric sad International Telegraph Company, his masters. Mr. Rumen prosecuted, and stated that the prisoner had been one of the clerks in the telegraphic department, and the moneys which he had embeuled he had mowed at dif ferent times in payment of various meesages. His &AI. odious amounted altogether to about sf. The primer neared 17a. a week. The Common Barium' sentenoed him to six months' im prisonment. JoAm Officer, 23, clerk, plaided guilty to an indictment far embezzling several some of money, amounting in all to 21121. Mr. J. Palmer prarented ; Mr. Metcalfe defended. Judament deferred. In the ecuuse of the aftersooa the grand jars returned a lave bill against John Lyons aad seven others for wilful murder on the high sew SURREY SESSIONS. La the course of hell-an-hour the trial took pier of Wil- Mem Hear, Manners, charging him with embezzliog divers sums of money, &maestro( to mar 2.0001., the property of the churchwarden and overseers of Lambeth. Alter en dows had bees gives, the Pay entered a verdict of easily. The Chairman asked Mr. Clark, the clerk to the church weirdoes, whether the whole of the prisoner's emanate had been investigated? Mr. Clark replied that they bad not, but tip to the present time he had discovered defalcations amounting to 1,1601. The Chairman then called the crimper up for judgment. and told him that after a very careful lousily the jury had fraud him guilty. It was a very serious °doom, and one which must be treated with great severity. The pr wwr • had held a raspoesible situation., having largo sums d massy pawing through his bands, end he was paid a good salary by the pariah. The court could do so lass thee pass the same esetwoos which woe awarded to one of the collectors last mouth ; he therefore directed hem to be kept in penal ser vitude for four years. The primmer bowed to the court, and wee taken from the dark by she gaoler. Dorian the trial, which tailed Bernal home, the court was ezemeively crowded by ratepayers and others maker Si hear the peossedisp. THE POLICE COURTS. NARLBOROIIOE-87'RICT.. Charles Goodisg. porter. in the employ al Maas. Kirk and Co., lace manufacturers, of No. 2. Little Argyle-street, was charged with stealing the sum of 3'l. 35., the siroparty d hie emplo sea, and Wei. Brannen. another lad, was oharpd with appeased in the robbery. The * aide o» of . Tam Kirk. owe of the firm, showed Hat oo Friday afternoon he gave Gooding 371. 3s. to sake to Xt. Goblet, 0120, Breed-skeet. City. He afterwards mar lased that Gosling had never been there, bat had abearoded Silk the mosey. Learns Howes, 96 C, proved going with Mr. Kirk to having ascertained the prisoner Goodin bed a relative there. They met the prisoners, and on taking them into awitody and earthing them he found on Goodies fil Bs., and a new knife sad two cambric handkerchiefs. Gooding mid be lied given Breams some of the meetly, and that he dip under • haystack with a man the previous night, who had robbed him of • 101. note and 51. sae, and that he bad bought some pew clothes for himself sod Bran um with the other. At the station Gooding said that this was sot teas, and that if be went to Mrs. Williams. in the Zedeld-road. she would give him up the 101. and W. sate. •11 he had left them i• her charge. On ping to Mrs. Wil lis's' site said she had burnt the soles, beim freedomd as keep Omit. Mr. Tall remanded the prisoners , offering to take hail I f XARYLIBONZ. Wm* the soassoomas were milled an to bearing. yr. Amputee Chunk the sanitary to the Loudon Chaeral Osneibus Geompiuty, ad Mr. Wilkiesos, the solicitor, at tended bard XL Yardley, with a view to dike a aosotar- Madman to an appliadoe made by as impeder is their COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—FIN. L employ, sod which hie already appeared. yr. Wilkinmis liddresibm tlie magistrate) said—l beg to Sittings in Basco.—Jßefors Lord ClaidJustke &le sad skim imdalswae f jaw oomooto yoloomoo to your Jurt Wlihtma, Willis, sod Seationg.) appliratioa which appe ared la the papers of that mord:, JOLLY e. 11/2/L-101011/1•11111 117:117LIND 10 AWM sad which was Ward bon CO Saturday last. The *MAW was a deeper at Bath, aad add do de- Yr. Yardley—The oppliration board lams, aid you say it feedanka cosatry gestlemaa living is Wales. to mow a appears le the newspapers ? ma due to artistes el thing supplied is, the of the ap pears Withheld—Yee. sir. difswisat's wit* and &tightens. The jury Mug He the yr. Yardley—l wad notes to yes, you mad adds= pidatit. yourself ta tho sewspapara The Lord Chid Jost* is delivering the judgmed at S y r nraly wish to make a shimmed that-- Wand aid Jades, William aid Winos, mad that the yr. Yardley—Stop, ear. I will eat allow this 000 rt to be role whisk had bona pasted was to an a mead fee the made the stems hr a public dimmed of what appears in Eddied, Old the imesties use whether the role Aria Newspapera be ewer doodad At the trial No plaidiftsded do por Mr. Wilklueos—l wish yam POW bear what I have to any. Ptof the dedisideds liability by ib . kartria. AM th mit e Mr. Yley—ladoed I shall sot. Writs to the edited * asemsd by the wife whist living with the dr y r . Waimea made awreal e th er seeds to is beard, awls* ter the mm et Imseell sad alibis. The delis. mhos eat relattal tbi promeeption by Add' that Mr, Yardley said he had no mated ow owsrepagisas, ha had forbids ldle to tan up geode span his sad therefore he mold sot lidaderia in Ile matter. add, ad had Mid her that g she waNed gosh SNOW Devils*, sod 13, woo brought before Mr. Yardley she vat to apply to him far messy, aid time woo plariea with rebber4 =. no "widow that do bad so applied sad bad Wiliam James 7. Vietoris.karrees, St. sroba's. beta tellesol. The proved that Om weds ware asst, ispieed , gni a ego be argegri Ohs palms be 3884. nurse lie Chad, mai I . lassequme el his motbsPholaw, late lima with him, having mimed some property, be thei mends, marked • Mama, and is order to " trap " her he put it in his mother's pocket. Ho thee told her (prisoner) toga down and water the plants, whisk ice did, sod idler she bad came up-etain be looked thumb the keyhole el the nom in which the said dress was placed, and obeened the prisoner palling the garment about. The eoie allsdsd to soon afterwards was found to have been abstracted, and the prisoner was given into custody. The marked lames was found on her. Inspector Sheehy, B division, remarked that a song of a moat obscene description was also taken from the accused. (It was accordingly headed itp to his weeship.) In reply to the magistrate, the prisoner said a young girl she knew gave it to her. Mr. Yardley—l cannot possibly conceive anything more calculated to deprave and ruin the youth of both sexes than such a shocking publication as this. I had • case before me a few days age when I was sitting at another ooart, where a man was charged with distributing obscene bills- They, however, related to an anatomical exhibition, and I did not consider, however objectionable the wording of the bills might have been, that I should be justified in convict ing, and therefore discharged the man. Prisons--Gectlemen go about, sir, and give these songs to young girls. They are done up in envelopes. Mr. Yardley (to the inspector, to whom he heeded the Wampum soft) —1 hand this back to you, in ceder that you may use your beet exertions to fiad out front whom it emanated. The system is • most abominable one, and I hope you will do all in your power to sift out the really guilty parties, who richly deserve an severe • punishment as tan be given to them. The prisoner was removed to the House of Detention for • week. Alice Jacloon, a respect;bly-a;;;Zif MAUL WWI broaght before the magistrate charged with being drunk and greedy miecooduatior herself at the shop of Mr. Edward Jones, grocer, 87, Fulham-road. Mr. Joies said that ou Saturday night the defendant came to his shop and made a trifling purchase. Shortly after this, ohs said that she bad dropped sixpence, when, although his shop was fall of customers, be directed the floor to be swept and diligsat march to be node for it. It was not however found, and complainant then told the defendant that whoa business was over sad the shop wee clear he would have a thorough search made for the six peace, and if it were found she should have it if she called spin on Monday. This did not satisfy the defendant, who, sitting down on a chair, declared that she would remain there until she rotted, sakes she got her sixpence. This created a great cootusiou and hindrance on a Saturday night's business, and a policeman was called, who used his beet exertions to get rid of the defendant, who was drill*, and wasted Mr.. *Your to give her iftothet sixpence, which she of worse declined to do, as tricks of that sort were often tried upon tradespeople. Defendant went away for a few minutes, and upon complainant going to his shop door before he eloped it, she came towards him and struck hiss a violist blow near the ear. He thought from the seve rity of the blow that she must have had something in her lased, for be shortly after had a swelling as large as a wal nut. The constable, who saw defendant commit the assault, took bar into custody. Defendant denied that she was coder the inflame of liquor, and said that she wasted her eixpeooe, which she had dropped. She denied that she had struck him with anything. A policeman proved that the defendant was drunk, and that be saw her commit the assault. The inspector also proved that she was drunk. She still druid it, sad a man who taw her an hour ohm she was looked up said she was sober then. She was a very respeetable woman, an uphol slaws, seeductieg the business of a Mr. Evans. Mr. Belie (to defendant)--Whetber drank or set, you streak ALr. Jonas a revere blow after he bad done all be could to appease you. Yea are fined ISs., or committed for 7 days for the assault. SOUTHWARK. Etrewte Latour soci — lisTu 14;1, two young Prone- i tem were brought up in cwitody of police-sergeant 34 A, with being concerned with soother is stealing a free c ha r ge d with Paris, issued by a charitable institution in Loudon, from Valerie Sobetowaki, a native of Poland. They were also cheesed with fraudulently obtaining the same. AU the parties being unacquainted with the English lan guage, Poliowoosstable 239 A was sworn as interpreter. The magistrate, on examining the document, observed th►t it was a free pass to Paris, issued by some charitable institution in Loud= io favour of Etrenne Latour, to be exchanged for a railway steamboat pass at the Loodoe-bridge states. The descriptive form of Wow war something like the prosecutor, but he was sure the institution never intended that such documents should be sold and trans ferred in the manner meetioned„ Be asked the constable whether he had made any inquiries about the parties. The officer replied in the negative. He bad not had time to de that. -- Hie inreship moon:tingly remanded them until Wednes day. directing the officer to report the circumstances to the institution. THAMES. ' Frederick Co/fender, a young man, Ins brought before Yr. Paget charged with swanking and wounding Mr. Pasty. the landlord of • large tavern, caned the Glow, in the Comroercial•road. Yr. Thomas Peasy, the Goa of the landlord, said the pei maw sod a few Moeda were is the home oo Saturday night at 12 o'clock, while it was being closed. His father re quested the prisoner and his friends to maks baste, and mid it was 12 o'clock, and if they did not finish their pot at poster he should be under the oeceseity of taking it away from them. The beer wee then drunk, and the prisoner's Mend turned the pot upside down to prove that all the beer was drunk. Hi tether was showing the petty out whim the primmer threw the remiss at a brakes gime in his face. Mr. Paget—Where did be get the beeline glass Witness—l most tell von that a ' I. had been mei. dentally brutes. My fatter was eery seriously infund. He was struck between the eyes, and thirteen or (oarless heroine' of glass hays been Mkes out of bis heed. He bee been in bed even autos, and einnot attend the court at present. Mr. Paget remanded the primmer natal Friday seat. "THE LATEST CLAIMANT TO ROYALTY." SO !KZ IDEFOR OF SKS JESZIMIK. &t,—By a singular coincidence it transpired in the preneetiap at the Great Marlberireghwirest Mee co=naperted ia mr talus* that the preen nem with breal a pure et gins eir the silos al Si. Is the shop 'Sydow of Yews. Saralee sod Linsey, whip waken to the royal fam il y, vu " Henier," ideatiad wit that or so ampa?si ia cculactsyniesset. order t resew se tiatb; t;efalliWil — se — rv — e;t p sad La that hie lamb may sot slash with one who ley. claim to the proud title of George Albert Marlin, Primal of Wales, we trost you will Wert this letter, that it. Hoe of laY coeserica existing between them mar be removed from the salads of our customers mid the pubic. —Wears, &c.. SWAINS AND ADENEY. 185, Piccadilly. Leadaa, Fah 1. Inn ALLWreuri Cisz.—This am is oot down for eriumeot a the Court of Eno cs Batorday asst, is neer of the seat interest felt in it we their Imdships will sit in the Queen's Bench full court, instead of in the snarl tad inarevenient court koown r the Fairgoer Chamber. We underlaid the following judges will perils—Lord Chef Jeer, Cockburn, Jerks, Cromptoe. Blackburn, and Mellor, from the Orr ed Quora's Boor, aid Lard Chief Justko Er* imolai, Williams, Willis, and Bibs, from the Omit of Commas Pima WORKING Mzw's CLUBS AND INNTITIMS. —lt will be OM by the Mewing Ist tree the a.m. Serge. tary has commuted. is manqounce of an appals:Mimi fees the comma of she Workiag Yee'. Club end Institute Union, to authorise the eadowmeet of these valuable' amosisliesie under the provisions of the "Friendly Sedaties Ad; whereby they will acquire the peivilege of agpobstiag trus tees without the expense of a trust deed, mid all three powers necessary to the protectioe of their runty, of which, without such enrolment, they are estittiM : " Whitehall, Jan. 27, 1864. Sir,—l am directed by Seem tar, Sir George Grey to acknowledge tbb receipt of oer letter of the Ilth histaat, aad to inform you that y the Wend ere aad facilities of the Act 18 and 19 VICL. c. 63 (the ly Societies AM), may be exterided to societies fanned, as stated in the appliention of the Working Idea's Club and leetitube Uoion for the of social inter course, mutual belpfulaicia, men and weal improve meet, rational recree.tioo, and for affordiag fa.ilttiw for the bel c hes of iecetiap of Madly iacieDes legally selabilehedi aed I am to request that you will inform Sir Gelrey whether this menus will meet the views of the —I am, fol. B. Wanernovour. The Seerelary to Wal. lag Yea** Club and Institute Union, 180, StreeeL" CONFLICTION OF HT MBOLDT°B " COSMOS. "—The fifth and ooscludiug volume of Humboldt's " Cosmos" has :rued. It is la two divisions, awl amiable three move paws by the master's own head— the lairedeetkia to this pert, sad two ember' we pesiesiml phammeas. It further monism setreassisel mays by L Brabas, &Ms" sad ae exhaustive Wes, by PIOINSOF Seariamwam to the whole of the wart. Preform Hasehmaaa was the cuty man who meld sedelehe this Mom he Hemboldt's w eer, fee be Mose fumes the " Oseesee" ahead se well se the nether Mreeelf. "No Met of the 'Osemos ' her ap peared," Humboldt says I. the istrelasties, whieh hes sot bees submitted, both is NFL sad is prial, to the saw tiaiMag eye of Profs/see Besshmaar" The ether wa= of whisk the satiate plied further le beat is this y --sore as the fens el the asetimals, the era, eM, i t= animals, sal mse—have bent sessideeei akeidy is VOISIM, sad all that is wastieg is the mere &t ailed Myer Uplinks of the iliesidoss What ea this pail.—Ths Resler. Botres Kitsweerotr Morme.—Dertag the week ma* Jaa. 30 the oaken Irmo lossa at from o Os Monday. Tamoday. sad &Mob,. _row ar bo r frigo 10 aom. to 10 p.m., 3,175; as 1 , 1 Fssaay, y, sod toll%strailooM days Orholatia to tit poi& W.I. sp a La. len VIC /0,113. rim lit opsolog lb. avoramo. 4.411,015. HORNIXAVII Tie it ache sad *emi t liodersto ha 'Mak sad letdown* to do. nine ainiotedliolovo Mord tor Ale T . , pond onlorenen 1$ all add to Dodds ler %is NAVAL AND JuurARY. ADMIRALTY, Fat. L— ATTOIXTMIWM NRIal Cadet (nomusted) H. Leech. Chief Eagiwir T. F. Simmone, to the Foiard, for the Hergoo. E 'nem H. Leslie, to the Asia, for the Pheasant; J. to the Donau), as additaonal, for service in the Nimde tender. _ Assistant Engineers B. H. Dabney end J. H. Bradahav, to the Hunan', ea additional, to service in the Nimble tender. CHATHAM, Fn. I. A general parade of the officers and men of this division of Royal Marines Light Infantry took place the morning for the purpose of hearing reed the finding and sentenos of a district court-martial which recently risen,. bled at the garrison for the trial of Private John Wo o d, Royal Marines, on a charge of smelting Assistent-aurgen n Leahy. at Melville Hospital. On the occasion of the pri soner being before the court his conduct was of the most ooteageoea and violent character, necessitating his h e i. g bound and laid on the ground during bin trial, the prisoner the while assailing the members of the court in the foulest laeriags. The court found the prisoner guilty, and set. kneed him to receive 10 lashes, and to be imprisoned for 12 months. By direction of General Eyre an additional term of imprisooment was imposed in lieu of the 50 la s h es ordered by the court. PORTSMOUTH, Fn. 1. Rear-Admiral George Elliot retuned from leave of absence to-day, and re-hoisted his flag. The Demme, 81, screw, Captain Robert Gibson, steamed out al harbour thin aftereoon, and anchored at Spitheed to take in her powder and AWL The Urgent, 2, iron screw steam troopship, was taken oat of the steam beam on Saturday. . . Orontes, 3ir4;nsciewii f eam troopship, Captain Henry W. Biro, got up her steam today alonusi& the dockyard for trial of her engines, and will go out of harbour for trial to-morrow. — TlOitoial Sovereign, 5, screw iron-cased cupola ship, is to be tithes oat ed No. 3 dock ea the Bth of sent month. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK beyond.' 80e4e—W. L hh4a tMe 1,407 lbrartbea 11.4"1" slam Woken NM& Hama — Cabs Mee =aliment& co o Do. 05eles—W.L .. 40 Do.. C r tab.& lege 1,886 root. Other L ladle 1.821 Do. do. .. Brun s Coates ilea COWL bags 118 Foreign AM 656 De. 1114 am XI tor LESS ElAlafflna MEWS Of Mail tau lie RETURN& —JAN. 30. !Delmont. Pr. e wra 2,256 6,247 1.766 — lie 4007 1,00 1,473 4,614 SG 1,20 E 10,244 2111,001 112.141 no 200,024 MIS 111 POO MOOS - 2,091 12,077 41,090 9,012 97,912 AM 9),4111 - MOOT - 64.1113 14,967 168.414 1K.t14 1,11:9 was 41.60 TAN Mlle "The 2,406 SIAM 11,071 27,0111 110,H7 11,0tIS _ $4,098 03076 6,190 TALLOW.—Notwithatanding the improved deliveries of tallow the marine reaming flat and speculaiiel is paralysed by the unsettled appearance of politic el the continent. Our elegies prices are :—Spot, Dew, 41a. 6d. ; old, 41a. all this math, 41s. 3d. ; March, 41s. Pd. to 41s. 6d. ; April to Jame, 42. . 3d. to 42g. ; October to December, 44e. 6d. North American, 40e. to 42a. 6d. ; good to flee South AIMiIiCIA, 41a. to 41a. 6d., Ist pipes. Australian best. 44i., flea. Tows tallow ewes, 4/s. 3d., sot iamb. Cocoa nut oil steady ; Cockle, 43a. ; Ogles, 41a. ; Sydney, 41... to 40a. Palm oil quiet, 34a. lies loges. Psi:m nut oil, 334. to 35.. —(From the cinder of Years. Smith and Charlie, dated Monday missing.) CXYlTON.—Limiroot, FL& I.—fl. cotton market opened with • lair demand, but haa quickened down thin al without materially changing prior. Bales today are 4,000 hula, including 1,500 on speculation and for ex port. 600 Ameriesa, 26d. to 234 d. ; 140 Firma. ke., 27d. to 28d.; 200 Manahan. rid. to 260. ; 1,01/0 Bastian, 270. to 30d. ; 180 Smyrna, 32g. to 230. ; 1,960 Saint, 14#1. to 2344. ; 19fd. to 20d. ark anise, F a = fair, shipments January, 2611 ; Febr, 260. January shipment, 160. CATTLE.—Lrviirooz, Fa apply el eagle vas largo( ; of sheep about the ISMS as as LA Mayday. The demand slow for cattle. at low*: pion. Sheep ia fair damaad at about last weak's prism. 00AL8.-Ltatrea, Frs. L-Roddle's Wed Hartley, 135. 3d. ; Byres Hebei& West Has, 141. 9d ; Cosmic' Hartley 15s. 3d ; Wrt Os. 3d ; Hart- Hirtley, 14s. 9d. ; Holywell Male, 18s. ; Laminas Wed Hartley, lis. 6d. ; Walker PAZIIIOIIe. 134 ; Weft Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Wybus, 17.. 6d. ; Walls Ead Acorn 85. ; Walls Eel Byroa, 18s. ; Walls Ead Ed.., 18e. ; Walls End Jamie, 17s. • Walls End Riddell, 17.. 9d. ; Ed.. ]lris, 18.. 6d. ; Walls 'Pad lielsoat. 17s. 9d. ; Walls Had Braddylls Hatton, 18a. 9d., Walls Fad Framwellgate, 18a. ; Walls Hid Hetes*, 90s. ; Walls Fad Remelts netts., 18s. ed. ; Walls End Beath Hatter, 20s. ; Walls Ead 18s. 6d. ; Walla led Creep. 18s. 9d. ; Wens led RV=l9s. 6d. ; Wells Kid 11411,185. ; Wells Us. 9d. ; Walls Sod Ear 19s. 9d. Was End Nadi Hartlepool, 15a. 6d. ; W Hartlepool. 18e. 6d. ; Walls Ead South Bello% 19s. ; Walls End Temdos 19.. 6d. ; Walls Kid les. 6d.-Ships at market. 182 ; sold, 98. TRAMO RETURNS. Mks 1.44- Mfr. TAO:, Total. RAILWAYS. oyes. imessn. elroass. 10:14. 140. Weak 4.00 Jia. Grand Truk 0 Curds lOO 15,01 11,20 11771 KIM Week 000 Jan. 14. DOM& and Mwailue lO 1.104 Weak esoltag Jim. 17. Ottama IN 10 10 Ai IN Week 04410 Jaw IS Out aM Y 44860 awl Qrseslown Meet BnuninnEAN Jones &OM BATL—This book, tits arst miabisbod on duo linfted itshility primal* is tin Wand &Ms/ sommand Miaow as Me let 4,71a101y, 1052 ; the mad &easel mins was bead protenky. Tho direstone aspen stated that the poor prolit forr o ce= easr smatod to 21,5154 14s. 2/, sad Mt shier p he bed sod denhtfal dents, rebate of interest on hills dis mantled, sad payment of ail other Margie sad /moms, then mann • set FM el L 3,5624 be. sd. la Alvan last • dividend eras Missed et tin rate of 10 per mat ; • Moiler dividend woo aow proposed, with • boars of five shillings per dare; anidag the menet far the past half year equal to 15 mom/ per mown. It was rommeaded that ens of 1,0004 he /nod to a building asomet, sad that the trashier ai the merit be appropriates& to tits gmesatos had, irides it K 8901., or nearly 50 per osat. of tin pair Lap capita The report was adopted, end •Mt of thinks mid to Mr. Joseph Beattie, the . The guarantee read is imlnd to sedans polls [Advartimment.)--aoLLOWAY4 011117YINT AND 21ma—iladlem—M smoleeel drams stem Oft 'lda is as all Wale amplemile. bas la ha vedhar lb homiess ormalve. Bad lop. Old weer* sae ;"="imagetie erepres are cooled, ewer& and oared by airways olntraitt. It at oat. arrests all dramas a the sartaes by perill m ine and recasting the eireulatioa Moir pews seem is the mom .1 the ma sired r e.:4-4-Lexpsiiiss polemos sad left tudbale. ales. tho seeds of all ardor sad Omer No* sod mars a. partial or Imiormai r hese. bob a ampler MS perrearat ears. By mew a immotllia all minas erg sin at MIMI bar" sad lermiebil seemed. BLltTflf4 MAP.RIAGIES, AND DEATH& BI RTES. BARWL—Jaasan la, at Yeanlagim-tonsaa, Ma. J. Baat9atß GlLAY lli s: i ga t. r7 la, all limadows-alassat, Clialiaablaa, tLa wile el A. Gray, lA., at a KM. Wllll77.ll.—Joatearylo.sa Now Boadlakzasa, the wife at W. 0. a a ISAAOL—Jameary 110 4s r a . Oreat P4gaca4s4trest, W.n. A. 7. bra% at Nom POWlLL—Jmaasryla, at flaschtiali-iadie, Pawallial,l6•Wthl at W. Tavel. req., W a &Whim. SlMlTEL—Jatavarf IS, ali la4lsa6tiati Xs. 0. A. ISO, at a ama. MARRIAGES. 311112fT—WAILIM.--1 fh at the March of the Nets TrY/ty. Wooleelsetee. by Bee. Borrodolle. Ifereer. us of W. Beemt, 800., of Penns. to I:3l2stoth. Osoghtor el the Yoe 1. weedi e =ef the Querteroortr-Oecoras Dwyer mot Ham GIMPON-13.11DYSILL.-Jemseey te. at tho Malik ae et. Jones woolworker, by Ihe let. R. losibobh M.A.. the Nov. J. Teeter of Kites Mosley, eleeeeiterohke, le Oarelloklerdtb late J. looilks, al Iherlageos Kok Combs WALW--CLAY.--.lemeryle. at the= s ehonlit of the Bev. W. weer. Y.J. view .24 . Mbh. itheghtee el the ra s e Clay. Isadast Dekko owl Mnbodand. ht th esonty. Noma. MATH& 111. Bel panitate, Btfettaa. 2. Reatity, apt BB ILIBBT.--Jovary Ilk at Clareadea-road,lWO, C.ltat. LMOIT I —ZasySS. r Ite-Imas. Pasktma. J. Left" IN. BOW. I -4 1. araary Bt, at 7 4 i lsae. 4.6. 0riabased. Mole. Mira al twists Capita B. , apt rd Ill'ONZ.—Jea= as or CaarCa-litft. rise 11111&11 " ..-Armary Ilk at Sem MiSesiiik lb. A WOW. Meld Sk Mist sal iMba br Irsiust 113N1 natal, d Mx • Livalerliteresk est th• Olt 'et Limas. PAO% ail Me OM" lankar44Anat. in as Piredmi el WhiSellaier Simi; Miiinar I. VIA. _ No. a _____ D'---EirITT snl of PACKIrI wity on th I.s w alful cl e ipper Comm pe vessel, Dune u Nader quelitb DO& naa g wd k‘r terms of fro= BLiliter.street. k :SSRS..? illactwali• VSTRALIA. To Docks on ßaW did ciiPPcr Y, tM Comeau 3 der for 1111 4 mcaap 7 .Ll! ri, igrAin Ana Bons pliant+ Are con sowed clam la LACK 1 1 CLIPPER PI hi, oelehrged 1 id Pa"WM IS ' ger ecepietillogi .6. 4 LateßVlNSValli iII_LIDO : .11.11 i T TW ZEA — GANN • The linden:rat roZs r canon hed puma ry of the Lake leptons (steamei Wes i r• ‘ri .. Tpm ' atctWiLLl st the Wend ;' or WO] lUNARD / AmmucA! e Admiralty to d botwoooLl V 1 Halm to is Flag or Mbar dim Cort APSICA, ti • ABU, to •01=SPommel ot Ne CANADA. Naafi SOW Maid Wt or wood col pond cabin, All LW: sad 6 pei Q codotreet, Lon uno, Parte ; G. C. IVlver. LtvorpooL Rom LIYUI WI LIN rffirrDn eking their fel rib ta. 17. s 1 7 11.01 KANOAI CITY 01 Alut every i Mtn PernalP t 17. lad ti rot by tbe 1*•. ine4l. ‘IAli Cho Via& very advaata4 INILI d KAM. C. .'SAM fr 5 Ilas Burr IMPA:f (Ual lesad fain saw blizi w York [h••• maivi2a L. comfort. date to he — t k — Al:i ii c IHILLIPI Co. Begat Vor ROlTiatt rly from off th• Vor BREMEN nuidoy is:omit? por ro. a zir e I orielydowra 1 the 01TaTAV For COPZPIIIi nut February ac tritabua. I.lt. Fa Co.. 11. Room T 'ORWICI 'he Directors the ionneillat, ['say, they I , lge-streek an ELTIITS.= reb. t 1214. 10% 8111 g o :R .l = 4 r : _ ridh et 10X SI lORNITU Bralrtnemo Diming 4001 Bedrooms P. , mamba c !RINOLE !RINOLI: !RINOLL iRINOLI / tea TAT' tansigatyr fel shls, throw 1 tra, or °caw oce to !Israel servers, thus Kites terslla fly, ft allows 1256 6,1 111 LTI MM 1 the leaguer other_poete MlLreet l Ake, is,, Sim 70 PAM of Youth lett tide for MLA:CDS' prming sad r--- -- oving the sae. slid Re teeth beau red indlepa SONA, ter Reeder! J effeetual AMlNEP ; the bead, I I " a,' um mewl arso PatLi cures ; intably alla; aliPtoschlai Moos v idE .Nareet. 1344., Mk for Lam sairevel hENNEF ▪ has be h 7 the d▪ ansas a. It is pvi Imetb. by D Dead rOZZAtf' inks 04116 fa I ham Metlli it rims %LOC. Al r a." ..... doq . : ha°d`°d.