The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-14 00:00:00

NATAL AND MILITANY. AIIIMALIV e JAIL_ 11•PIDIVOTIONA AND Ar lIIMINpria P. Tharlous, to lir Daum& . 4 1 - Mimi he end peed aenthe. IL Ithere. peenthed be the ink el pposslor theft& Met I. le IL am. le the Impepedith Imo sea own MALTA, Jam. & imt Majmetfeelleep Swamp hoe arrived from esiedia with ealliguleire far thr Origami' Museum. The ttrowler wee paid of brines die Plat ell, after hems three year. sad eight uessiihs is sesimisims TDm 04tIvers and MOD wove hiskly enefinerelled se Ikea Mate of etleisery. Lieutenant- Ommolerrareier sad the crew prvewed hews is the Itiffesis listuniss bes arrived frost the comet of Syria. TM MIAs ham pose dirt front Corfu to Gibraltar. W. have is Nabs /Whew the Marlborough, the Nap. tars the resbeend, the salvia., the Mama. the Medias, aid tM rlafilly. The Piesteasar and Weida Csspasy'a elessesbip Dells. is hie some wt, bed w beirsteer es based, le tem& the ma the weed Ur grist pas, mai ausst awl setts% and they IMO Womb/ szaraised lo them TN MIS Omsk Is it met and exhibited ea satisty Issibil T s mei, bonne as asisesneat es based; sass Ihr essemess hist ea interest is it, partiadeely the bails lfalardey was trig in Malta harbour a barque with the Hai d etesahesa Asweriws. and a w►oousr with that of Nathan, Asiwries. The barque struck het Bag, and west sea without ay, the tame of which is not known. Largo purchases of maim grown cotton have been wads bare, both for thuland and Italy. Het Ileseiety's ship &Garr proceeds to England this day Übe paid oilf. PORTSMOUTH, JAI. 11. The Trafalgar, 86, screw, Captain J. H. Dickson, sloamod .it of harbour this manual& awl ssebored at Spit bad, whore ibs will tales as berassatasithes. The Vltava 6. paddle wheel steam aT.3op. Commander W. U. H Jokesters, arrived at Bpitheed this morning from the westward. The ship will aeooisipsoy the gunboats Rose sad Blazer to the emem of blend, io order to be attached to ter liajorty's Alp Hawk*. They call this mains. The Reipm. h dear Imp ship. Ormumender 8. 11. Headmen, we takes alesping tie deehlard this manila( is order to lasi military Javan& The Bulleach left the harbour this Salerooms, sail proemialt. try Mr. Welch's screw at the arrayed mile is Atoke's Bay. A. order has bees received et this yard stating that the tired workroom were to be igessidend re emtemd upon the smisemmliog that their goyim would not be respired alter the termination of the fienseiel year. Warr the adjostrucat of the American quoins the mgr. Seem to prepay ship far commingles hare meld. All art= work has ceased, except oe board the Tribune, when artisans work until a later boor thee usuaL WOOLWICH, JAN. 13. The Buffalo iron strain vessel, blaster Coin s/wider A. Brows, which left Woolwich about four yews' liars for service es a store ship as the west coast of Mika, L viewed to be paid off et this red dating the wieset weft . _ _ the lematigetcr paddle steam venal, built at Deptford kr the service at Dr. Livisepitosa has received • picked WOW of twenty men, and is now shipping her stores. atm, will leave Woolen* to her destMetion during the present mesh. CHATHAM, JAL 13. The Calypso, 18, Captain Muntreaue, in beiug lismantball by big mew, in maw dug ohs nary be paid off. wad pot out of ommliwisw. Bk. was snocaastally got of Ow grad tank ea to add& as am drives dada; dna gala aanatarday. attar dew* el s e b bee aaabanb, but it was Immil slot as injuisa SPORTING INTILLIGRNOZ. --•-- TATTERBALLI3—Moirs•Ar. The lag winter raistien at the "Center" was brought b • dose this Oft 411110110. bahasrilmes watered somewhat Eig=, and ea aliseapt was mode to mime specula had kw se Bray weeks been suspeoded. The took a somewhat wide rasp, albeit it was sot our. mid with much briskness. loth backers and layers seeming is mesh essh other's tactios and to feel their way with aril =Aim before "making a deal." For both the Two Theemsed sad Derby the favourites were very tem. and Orb appeared to be murk money in the market to Swat as ON Waist he the former, sad Bockatowe for the latter. Blelmokses, however. were very shy, sad would not do haisess at the eats required. The quotations underwent Mo stalariel The Liver i rseplechase wee heal shoat at intervals. wed the probable weight of swamis hawse was baited at. Win however, aka be wly essessill ; f r, if we are all evia a leash diet& of the leacheep has set yet hem mmiw la the City, Agates had bees backed, Sail mead iettaleles ashes( ter her thleshenisee. C IS tow. was ale varedsold with hivourC Dim sa the Omni Nailimel. swo, however, merely liehysissi is a list sf ths larbere Imasseted : GRAND NATIONAL lITIMPLICHASE. IN to 7 sr. ftr R Hatelhiessa's Ass& 10 Is 1 Dr. W. E. Croon% Nester Beget TA to 1 Hr. lIMa9 Awiealaa it to 1 awes Nlviire's zt to 1 Viessat d. Nenue alli e=r. TWO THOUSAND GUMMI Ito 1 apt Sr DaDothree Old Calabar (if 60) 11. to I Ns. Jokaotootio Colorer (t) II to I Mr. W. ll.y 'a Alvadatto• (t) 14 to 1 Lea Mlashatra Maki. (t) 10.1 to Tfr. Oasheash CeUaries (t) TIM DIM. to I awl Mr. May% lloakolocto to I) 11 to 1 air 1. Dal~a Old Calabar (t) t 3 to I Mr. Kaaba's Mis (I) to 1 Lod tliaspatea • Ivy buitti.--Cis (t) =to I 14. Jobarisodi Osiont (t) to I Lord Chaslarlaira •by Voltigoatr Types (t) to 1 Mr. Nowlaade Illaagowas (t) :10 to I Avithaoho (t) 33 to I Mr. Morry's Tha Kowa (t) IWO to ILI Mr. J. rlampars'a Master Fordo' (I) NoO to Mr. Relporisa'a Maharajah (t) KW Is Mr. Maismoteh araltaky (t) ►L AVERAGE& - TITHE CONNOTATION. TO TOO Lnnua Or TOO UMBRA lea,—A;inany of your readers may feel anxious bloom tbo result of ti. corn • for tbe wren rum hsChttslimm, Veil. published by aatisrity is the !/wisp Smite of /Tido) *Teals& ria : wh. s i Ta. NI par imperial busted Dr* da ditto owls b. I. M. far their iefonsatios;tl;t each 1001. of • reeedharee will, for the year lts;2. su...unt to MIK Via di, or very newly 2i per mat. le.+ thee kat yfte• vales. The value for the veer IBX .as ealy ▪ Std. m Nearly Lk) per mat. below tLe emotion of ibe prelest yew. The following statesmen frees my " Animal Tithe Coal men's:es Table." will 81107 1110 worth of HO. a tab. ✓eet-cLarge for emelt year elect tb. pat Ass of the Tithe Commotattos Act, : Perth* Year r 99 13 9 11150 195 15 10 . ff 7 11 1361 96 7 9 1963 94 15 1853 ..—.- 91 13 ... 10912 5 1554 ... , 1115 8 • 1935 ...... 105 12 9 1636 104 3 5 1867 ... 103 17 11 1855 ...... .. 102 17 8 1619/ :) , 9 18 1 MO 110 17 8 1 .. Itr2 1 0 1851 . 44 118 3 100 ..... 109 13 i letini 111 71 Geortsl avenge fir 9B wan IMO 15 11 1 sin, !Le.. CHARLES 11. W ILLICH, Actuary Usivernty Life Amaramme &dal is Suffolk-street, I'AI 6L,11 }:art, S.W., Jaa. 11, 1.62. OW 1111 consequence of the vettlemaot of the American dispute tbe whole of the bet of vends mot to Liverpool for the protection of that r gis ate sheet to leave. awl yesterday the Emerald, 51, A. tAmaffig,, which had hews aselswed off Rock Amy, moved dowse towards New Brighter. where .he will momein meal Wednesday, after which she wig leave for ilawret Have The Les. 6, Powders. 6. aml the gashed Amodia. wow lay* to their rnooliags off New &Witco% ma to Moro to ]breath sod Portsmouth a. ..on as t.W awl* gee Pray for OM Thus before the to.l of the week So whole tie Norm defeios hoot will lone left Liver pool far the Admiralty depot'. We fad Ds Barr, . delicious health- T awning^ Arshias Feed tie Wed roma, tor lbotOtl l4 ohm indiowakie id ;, cieseemilleo. dlentese, &WM. alAthera. acidity. Drlblinity. deeplein men Oieemalea. Onlintow. amok oda. mama, tommeittle, sod arrees!#•••••l7. Mr' 11•11•11 M. Oreptilltr et the hew. Orhattr. oreetois, seNehr. —Many Um. DA, lila. Dr. Dorm. Dr. *wt. lAA hororbot. Dr. tad Woroor" Is NMI arty Dors Me yew wet mead« mid dodoes' bilk Ilk. le N.: *so el ersehrr:. e lute= sod Co.. No. 77, loporAtorel, Low dee Joe aed Room and et el. thoseoloaeirdiese: aa, Aim= end obrolge.—(kewretoeseeett] Kato inttittgmtc. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.—JAw. IS. Sittings is DIM& —Mew, Lard Mg Judie* Erie, sad Jealous Williams. Willis. Asa "UM.) THE EXPRESS, TITESPAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1862. TSB WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (Clautinued When the from proterday's Evros.) watt mooed, Pk G. Analogs, the feesman eat ea tom banded he • gam whisk elated it was the weenimesw opinion cf the jam that the interview with the alleged lunatic should take plus fa the Amos of ceemeiL The Master said • shoot-head writer would be pre sent ee • protection teen pieties, arid be (the Master would take with him from each counsel the points os which they wished to have Mr. Windham questioned. Mr. Conway Menem, examieed by Mr. Milward —I re side in Westenineterbridge-road. lam the younger brother of Mrs. Llewellyn. In October last I met my rarer, sad ohs asked me what I was doing. I said, witalles Mho eepiied, " I know of a capital thing for you. Nun you ever heard of young Windham r and I mid I hod • faint recollection of him. "Well, tin me* lb. uomeal, is going to bring him in mad, and yen would use forward on the general's side and date thin it would he the making of you, and you would not require • illestioa." I said, " How eon you ask me to state such • thing. whoa you knew 1 know soaking of young Mr. Windham or the general either ?" OM said, You know as much as most p eople . What I smut you to say is this, that you lived at Dakuskeel as =irk, waited on Mr. Wind ham, and tied ample opportunity of seeing Mr. Windham.* I mid, " I would do so emit thin. /low can you ask me to come spirt • young man and put him in • seed.house when I know nothing about him r Her wore then were, " You are very foolish. It is the general and not young Windham that would have the mossy. Do you think lam working for nothing?" I said I would not for her or 20 generals go into • court to far swear =pelf. She then said, " What if you do bring him in insane; ft will not injure you. It will be the making of yea If yea do sot do what I ask you, you nay take your ova comes. " I Left her. She did not Is the conversa tion state whet Mr. Windham's habits were. MI did not know ens wry or the other whether I was or was not au quelled with Mr. Windham, and was never fa her house Dukustrest, and therefore was not at any time • oink to Llewellyn. Clerouneemionalli Mr. Ohominni—l leflPiellsobsouss I whin& to pie amide the Air die of the water. I get nay of Ma is z en tandiugright neumer. 1 have so situation, but em the lihodasse hiss& I have not had • slam mother's death. She wes in independent olesenwehrose. Hdau that I lived with Or Wm. Tester, and with &BMW merchant is Liroeutrest, City, as heed desk. It hue what my seder wield, that I west to live with bee at Pelham. I leave bees in the riles, sad our to have • eommiUicet. I was neer on the stage. I pay a shilling • sight for my lodgings. In HindouatreeLPimllw, I paid & dd. a week. T sever asked the name of the lead lord. I have wood some money by copying writings for my brother, who is clerk to • solidtar, Mr. Wilturs. I west ci my own accord to Mr. Gregory. I have eines the conversetion with my alter, Augusta, written to her =get nova situation. I wee sever six months in the employ ci Mr. Llewellyn. I wrote the latter handed in. It ie dated the sth of December, 1861. (In the letter, which was mad, the witness requested his sister to state to • rile segos= that he had lived six maths in the boom with her, to en able him to get • beams an • conductor.) She did not make that statement for roe, itueurnieed by Mr. Kmelake—l went to Mr. Gregory In consequence of the statement made by lbs. Llewellya with respect to my sister aim, who is • good, virtuous young woman. Dived with my later Wise as long en my emus would supply her. I wee sot in Duke-street making a noise on Christmas-day. By Sir G. Armitage and other jurors—l was clerk to Sir Wm. Tester, who wu mouser of • ire lemma aloe. It we. about firar iti F . ap. The name of the gem& merchant wee &se Hs hes gene abased. I had 15e. • week. I 13111. after my mother's death. My sister is America sent me 31. by the list mail. I left S ir William Foster because after an moths' gratuitous service I asked for • stated Wary The yams of the secretary was Mr.GrafPf9. My matber's ems= died with her. Tho amounts I received for espying were in very sued amounts. lon indebted to my eider, Augusta Lowell; for the clothes I wear. I was is the court whoa my slaw swan in the most positive abase= that the convened= I hoes detailed sever task plain. Whet she swore was him, and what I sow swear is tree, Os Obrielsowday I was mDebi t** from 11 e.m. to 8 p.a. I dined in • etedsokamo I have a summons out spinet Llewellyn for an elm& Mr. Samuel Becker Hi 1, =wised by Mr. larthis— am of Meson. Hervey and Hudson's hank, at Norwich. Mr. Windham kept an seemiat them. I have men young Wiedbein come la with his father at interim's for the last 14 or lb yews. In 1880 he borrowed 20/. of the bank. In Angled lest be opened an amour The first mow paid bete kb credit is 908/. 14a. The next is 1,0001. in Osteher. Thom were the only two came paid ia, and he avow cheques spinet them. There is din • smell Ukase to his aessunt. Os use musk* be come and Weil fee 1001.7 which I gave him an his cheque, in the maw win which he wanted it. Until the pewit prooadinp, I bed no simpision that be was of unbound mind. There wee so h c = maim ok. sa by Mr. Chanibees—l have got 21 cheques, the lest Dee. 14, for 51. The haws on Thursday lest we. 171.45. Frnsessersi Mlle we Tweeted and retiusa. We bed rot the meas. The lapel' cheque is 3001. an net all ailed up by Mr. Windham himself. Thor Tb Z one dated Oa 27 in favour of Mr. J. Roberts or order for 1301.; Oct. 23, there is soother in favour of Mrs. Whalers for 3001. There is another on the saw day on ;ear paper for 1671., likewise in favour of Mrs. Windham, and it is Wooled J. P. Davis. There is ore likewise on plain paper dried the Ist of November for 1001., in favour of self or bower, and Waned Laurence end Fry. I had no pri vate earestatence with Mr. Windham, end never saw him oat by sight la Norwich. By a liarar—The 201. lent to Mr. Windham remained doe Me thee* tweets were pad in. When Mr. Windham wweed with on at the bank. I had no suspicion of his la-amity. Joseph Kemp, examined by Mr. Milaird-1 am pro of baths at theists of Wight and also of • how ed. wash I let eat to ledgers. Mr. Windham lodged then Aped, Ufa, aid weird for nearly three I ear him every sky. I have a reading roam attached to the baths ; Wareham aka at there per ea boar to gether. flosetleses I sat with Ida la the oven* in the wattling room and talked with Idea on polities ad the news et the pima Re reed to talk freely of his property red a watering aro, there—Ctemer. M e sake - ol the mat, and mid it was daimons. At Rydei, In Way, 1861, be and to go out Ishiag, and remained a forai&t. He west or the same way. He reed to bathe every tears* in the baths la the low. His rooms weer perfectly clean. He was pertieslarly Wm. Whoa he left be mid he wee gang kfarder to eseetWee genera. He spoke of his twate. sad spoke of =stag two farms Into one. He wished to We a railway thrum& W property. He l ear %hay of a woad naiad. He sever did anything to make me daubs it. Oreseimernined by Mr. Chearbses—lt was in 1861 be spoke of his property. He did not say anything of the fine trees ma • fine old Louse upon the property. The mover. Wier took place during the day. I p into the room to get maw He was particularly eater. I never once New him tipsy. There is • yacht club at Ryer He aver, to my kerwkdge, dined at the club. I aver saw him in ma pay with angentlentau while he was at Hyde. He used to have his c lothe, nicely folded and placed upon a chair. That I all being particularly clan. • -- • • By the Muter—He had no valet with him. He could at get dirty at Reds. Then is no dirt. Mrs. Kemp, wife of the Met wittiest, confirmed her bus , band's evidence. Mr. Windhaues "cooduct was that of • perfoitz ers. tleetan. Ha did not do anything to asuoy the other Oress-examined by Mr. Chambers—He would sometimes give orders for his dinner, and would speak of what was going as at Hyde. I never noticed seythiag peculiar in his voice or manners. By the Master—Mr. Horroeks was with him on the occasion of his first visit to Hyde. Mr. Iforrocks and Mr. Windham were not on very friendly terms. Oa the second occasion Mr. Peatfield was with him, and treated Mr kindly. - Jolly, examined by Mr. Milward—l am waiter at the Betel Melvin, Rue de Hindi, Paris. I recol lect Mr. Windham. He arrived at that hotel, accompanied by Mn. Windham, her sister. and two servants, at mid sight on the 30th of August. They remained shoot ten days. They had a suite of rooms on the first floor. He dined daily at the table d'htte He got up at half-past eight ,in the morning aod always bad a bath. There was nothing twine in theirooaduet. There isa large table d'hOte. They behaved themselves very well, except no one occasion when the lady wished to go to the Mabile. The gentleman would not consent. I think they slid not go. They went to the ; theatre and to the other places usually visited by famffies. I one morning eaw some furniture moved in the non, and I was told by the servant that he and his master were trying their strength. Crosaexamined by Mr. Chambers—The pine of furniture that was moved was a commode. Ido not know if it wee heavy piece of furniture. I was about two feet away from Mr. mad Mn. Windham when they quarrelled about going 'to MAUL The company niey not have heard it. Mr. Windham was very affectionate to Mrs. Wiotlham. I should not say that Mrs. Windham was affectionate to i him. They spent a good deal of mousy, but not more than • they ought for what they got. She was very expensive, and I heard bin remonstrate with her in regard to the dishes. By a Juror—lt isgenerally the gentleman who wishes to go to 'labile. Good peoploko there to see, and others for what I cannot tell you. (Laughter.) Yr. John Coonor examined by Mr. Mff ward—l am a privets tutor and reside at Torquay, and know young , Windham. His cousin, young Seymour, was a pupil at my hoses when Lady Sophia was m Torquay. The year 1867 was about the middle of the time I knew him, which was on and off for three years. I have considerable experience of lade I think him quite of a sound mind. Cross-examined by Mr. Chambers—The last time I saw him was in Palace-yard, last month. I heard of his dollop at railways, but never knew him to act as •link be/. I art him frequently in private parties at Tortmey. I did set how coif his polling a gentleman's whisken. Inner hand Ids hidlee. He was very food of laughing. H. Loren' vary badly, but time was nothing oohs peeshor in be • lamb. I bum on we aearion of its Irving untested Wee ; tin at • *waft party. It via after supper. and ray isa maw WWI tint be MS the wane fee what be led ei soin.~ I roar brad bia ary like a eat. I Nroorrahold by Mr. Ifilw-Be knew sr wire lan ME IN Toloselsed. I Sr • hour-Me Isidber eked Vdi *dry. I NZ TO rmaro,; RAPE • wok .--~.\~ This man en setae to recover damages for lints ;said awl be melees Wen, and it wee stated that it was net avid , LW the etatementa were libellous , but the defense wee, ' that the letters were eat written by the defeadant, who W mesa te believe that they were urines' by his sea, who wee la Avatralia. Kr. Sevin, ander then eircumdaneee, moved for a side show cane why the defendant should eat be allowed te take photographic eine of the bitten and their en it being seesseary for the defence that be should hire= eisesla el the docunienta Kele maid •. TR! BRIATOL AIM ■.[UM RAILWAY COM. In this ease liiners. • Piekford and Co., the carriers, had obtained a rule far as injunction to restrain the Bristol sad Exeter Railway Company from giving any undue preference in this owners of percele, the ground of complaint bdm that Mown. Pickfoed and other carriers wading goods wine re geared Maims certain cooditiom, such as that the company would sot be liable for has by fire ; whilst perms who took goods to the cram of Mr. Wall, at Bristol, were sot sahjeictod to this oceditioa. Mr. Wall was traffic manager upon the railway, and his office wee called the Universal Goods and Pamela Oflice and City Cloak Room, and he re ceived goods other than those going by the railway. To day cause was shown against the rule being made absolute, and adidavita were produced on both sides in reference to the various disputed facts. Mr. Serisant Kinglake and Mr. If. Smith appeared to chow mom ; and Mr. Borill and Mr. Pollock to support the rule. The Lord Chief Justice said that the questioa resolved itself into one of fact,whether Mr. Wall's offim was. so fares parties Wing goods there were concerned, the office of the oseepsay ; and in reference to this point Mr. Wall la his ado% said, " The defendant& allowed me to describe rameMes agent for them, and my aloe as the receiving of the said defendants." To his mad this slatemeat yew easelusire opal the matter. Rule absolute. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—JAzi. 13. SECOND OoURT. Sitting, at Nisi Prior.:iliaori**on Ceoreoa Jere.) This wee the diet day et the shine is Ma. Us list earth 56 caw- for aria, Ave se wild' eee mideselsd, aad r airy rearara. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—J . 13. (Bakes Mr. Ocsardisisser OenThum) Is Si LTONS.--POWSZ Of TOO 00C1T OfDif fff lee= After our report left yeeteaday, and Hr. Lewis having bola hard in reply. Hi. Honour said the creditors had only Indies of the meeting though the Logsdon Gazette, which very few of them saw. He doubted very mach whether this was! sash • neolatioa as was ondomplated by the 185th MAO& That seethe required n deed to be executed, but of this the resointioa made eo ssentios, and it ought not to he lift to be roatar of biasses. Oa tbat ground, primarily, he was stroegly of opiaia that he ought sot to confirm the reso lution; bat before giving his 6n►l decision, as this wee the list ease of the kind, he would take time to onside, the I matter. (Brian Mr. Commiasioner Holroyd.) The baal;ni;;;; - deScribi - ed;;; g;oilTititnn, of Loses Hotel, Bondoareet. This was the sitting for ataminskion and discharge. Au adjournment was ordered—it was said with a view to supersede the bankruptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. George Raj* Thomas Dag* Richard Hatesphress, sad JnoryA Sadler, were placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, the two former charged with a most extensive and systems. tic robbery, end the two latter with feloniously rerniving the property. Mr. Woutoer medncted the prosecution, end been his °pee* and the evidence adduced, it appeared that Ralph was foreman, and Davis breeksman and forage van aim, in the employment of Mr. Joshua East, a well known job. master. in Currori-street, May-fair. Provender is mat out from his establishment for homes let on jobs so mins per sena, mid the system adopted, in order if possible to preesed peculation. is that Ralph, who has the entire contrail sitar provender, ascertains the amount of supply required, wed ryes a ticket with it to Davis, who hands that over with the forage at the place where he delivers it. The premier Humphreys r a reentrant., living in South•sirmt., Chelsea ; sod Seder is also a graingrooer, keep* a ebsp within a few doors of Humphrem both their premises being within view of the house of William Elliott, a slwwwwkwy, from whose aocoust it appears that far more them Mee yearn mat the forego yam belogging to Mr. Lie have frequestly left bay, straw, and oils at Sadler% Inv" whams a has bet u reruoved to Haetpluaye. Os 261111111117, rt . ilMtaUt. at 7ia she wansiag. Mr. leat's yea dopped at Medley's, sad a whets hod al bone provesder woe left thorn. Davis,wits was the rims, took it elt diem sad up wises peed. The cam wee dspoultad Is Me stables, sad the key and slaw were thee renewed to tlie premier of Humphreys, who was as gat time teem beam Os time al Weber Mr. Eames yes ;;;riiivreutrie is , trineve of hay, sad eight Mures of straw wen ales left there. Sadler wee thee presoak, and took the nom up the yard, sod a jobbing mae, wise worked for Humphreys. tm. reoliately attiring& tarried pert et Sit. provender to hie premises. Duriag the two er time years spoken 4 vim town was full, the vas mine every week with fodder. ne matter bemuse so neteekess that 11 seam the asighlosem desired that am thought themestrem es bed Ns Mime sr mod la these iirieee tmainetteas by prinerami _dim" dais infceiedien was int gives by Elliott at Xt. ZIA% but be now ellested to be • mot unwilling wither. reinsinerfor a length of time S. be sworn, sent threatened by the ma gistrate with eemmitiel, when he observed that he did not sw wbl be Medd seder tee ethen. Mr. Uwie. sea, who was entegeil for two of the prisoners, open the witnees's seentesi in glansi r tf o o d r a.p rm Mrs spinet the men, sad thee pretending great ter end dues to serge them. Sergeant Hoary Smith. of the detective polies, mid that cm SaturZli m e meet to Humphreys' house, Southotiest, tied inf hien who he was said he waited to sob him • few qu about some corn stolen from Mr. Feet% 7, Curute..treet, May-fair. lu reply to an inquby be denied that be had hail any corn, bay, or straw, Rom Sadler on Saturday the Ith, or dories the pea month. irs• ceptieg one trees of straw on the Saturday. which Sealer owed hon. William Weems, Mr. fiat's masieger, was with tritium, and they went into Humphreys' left, where Watson having obeerved, "We are quite right here," asked Humphreys when he obtained the crushed oats they there fined. He at lint replied that his boy had purchased them, but he did not know where, sad then said he found them under his shop window on Saturday monde( week, and put them in his loft ; • man who owed him some money be supposed had sent them. He sulanmedy stated that Wier owed him mosey, earl he had hail them from him. Witeess after taking Humphreys into cmiody abet to Xs Little George-arest, sad fused Sadler. who dieted all knowledge of Davie. Who told Sadler that Hunipbreys was is custody, and said be bad had some corn train bim ; but Sedler denied it. There wan a neesiliag with crashed oats in it, and Mr. Watsee observed that that was part of Mr. East's provender. Radler said he hart sent his boy trot to one shop and thee to another fur the rote. More crushed oats were famed, sad then Sadler accounted for them by saying that a perste in Eccleston.street had given him half • bsshel of swarm. Sadler was then taken into custody, and nest Davis, who, after much equi vocation, said the provender had been given him by the foreman (Ralph), sad came out of Mr. Fast's yard without a ticket. Primers were remanded until this day (Tuesday) red selnisatial bad was taken for Ralph, Humphreys, w t Sadler. Tim FATAL " PARAFFIN" EXPLOSION AT CAMDEN Tows. —Yesterday Mr. John Humphreys rammed, first at University College Hospital, and afterwards at the Bell and Crown Tavern, hing.street, Camden Town, the adjourned inquiry respecting the cireumatancee attending the death of Georg, Frederick Denser, aged eleven years, who was killed in consequence of as explosion of what I was termed paraffin oil, at the house of his employer, Mr. Motors, an oil soil ooloorman, in Great College street, Coracles Town, as reported is our columns. The inquiry created as much interest as as any of the two piresioue oimaiions. The horsed coroner at the hospital took , the evidence of James Wright, who was lying in bed and was still suffering from the offish, of the injuries be bad sustained. He said that on the eight of the fire be was in Mr. Masters' premises, haring gene the.. with same oil. and beau instructed to take some in the shop amiy. Be asked Yr. Masters whether be should take the moos away es they the were but he preferred that the oil should be measured. so that he might know the exact quantity he bed retuned. Dr. Harley. Professor of M.Jical Jurisprnikmee at the I.Tat• varsity College , prompted au elaborate mart se the quali ties poses ed by the real paraghtl oil as coompared with that sold under the same name, but not the same purity, after which the jury return the ear diet :—" That dammed died from injuries eased by the explosion of vapours thrown off from certain oil calla • paraffin oil,' end the said juror+ do further may they lad pure paraffin oily sot explosive, but that a spurious and noxious arti,lo is largely sold as paraffin oil, to the extreme danger both to life ej e Ferty, and that sane legislative abesidnxrsaare be to protect the public' safety • and the said *ere dobatty say the oil that did explode was set the same character m that sold by Yr. lideseess." Bzwsox's WISMAR AM/ CLOCIII.—" Perfection of moiraine—Noosing Post Gold witAm atom gazer; diworwoOshow WO falser issatiMs sow Motiestal Pm". Km, 100 tww arm" dessrlpers d want esmilmelles of wank owohlosporoosb ht tug port eit Ss So WWI wilt IY•sower& witidet, I. woke led NINON to their woo. towA kw* wad NO by pool osiwiwlpt of• J. W. lam" SS W M Loilme•ii; ma a i r= Wafts SA artsibassmnal.—Wwwirelar. said it must be an anxious time for him, when he went into the whole qweetion, and said be had no fear of the mesh. By the Master—Saw nothing in his manner or us vereatioa to lead me to think he was of unsound mind. We went into bandaire Hotel and dined together, and discoursed upon the present ioquiry. The proceedings were then adjourned until this day. " ESSAYS AND REVIEWS." Dr. Deans, Q.C., in reply yesterday, felt it necessity to i bring back the question to nt true legal aspect, namely, whether the way of Dr. Williams contained anything contrary to the doctrine' of the church of England ? The dictation had really reminded him of a celebrated cue in which the Pope condemned five propositions which it asserted were to be found in a oertain book, but which that book bad never, in point of fact, really contained. The court would re. member, hi oonnexion with this famous papal decree, the milebrated " Provincial Letters" of Pascal. it wax said that Dr. William's argument was similar to that of various foreign deists and English itidels. Well, that might be, bat be bad yet to learn that because one men aught dzaw marooning conclusion from given pre mises, another might not take the same promises, sad strive by means of them at a goad result. Even the devil could quote Scripture ; but were orthodox aniline to be debarred from biblical citations is that account? He con sidered that the conduct of the bishops in condemning the " Freya and Reviews," when they knew that they might, some of them, be hereafter called upon to take judicial notice of the work, had been most improper and unbecomi ng. What would his lordship think, if, booing that a collision had taken place in the Manuel. it woe proposed that he should publish an opinion of the case before it had been brought into his court? Or did any oue imagine that if a work which was supposed to be treasonable, blasphemous, oe libellous, came forth from the prom, the fifteen judges at common law would ever dream of meeting in Westminster ail ox mev anotu, and Sewing a condemnation of the book? He was much mi. primed that his learned fried (Dr. Phillimore) should have commenced with the 17th attic* which impugned the tea dewy, soope, and design of the review, bat - be thought be now =denied the motive of that iagulse pressailig. His learned friend not being able to maks a black horse of it had thought that five - hundred black rabbits would do as well. But his lined friend was mistakes—be mast show in each article a position of Dr. Williams that, taken by heed, ad wholly apart from its soaps, tendency, or design, wits bereilioal, otberwi a the promotion must fail. He would not follow the example of his learned friend, but would reply to the arguments in favour of the charges as they stood in their natural ceder. learned counsel eisordiegly proceeded to dined the tees set up on the other side, and having reached article 8. The further hearing of the ease was adjoined till Thursday. Innswer to Dr. D a r. Lushiegtoa aa l id a lnied as idea of giving judgment to We ors at tie lid day of Buie term. CHARGE OP 'GROW pz THE RUZRZAN 'cicii7ll7 Kik!: Three men, who gave their names and described themselves as follows. via., Wolf Herein, 4, Little Pres- con -street, Goodman's-64de, commiesioa 'gut, Cana Reobberg, 12, Haberdasher- Boston, sad Abraham int_on, 28, Prinimee-street, ' traveller is , were yesterday brought ors Mr. Alderman man mat at the 111211100-boom for the Lord Meyer, who, however, was mount during part of the having been tumid at a Court of Aidermant v ir " custM of Scott and Brett, two detective officers of the City Polios, charged with having felosiously in their pressen= a plate bearing the engraving al portions of Ire and ten rouble notes of the Bank of the Empire of Ramie, and a quantity of type, barring the characters of Ramie& rouble notes. Mr. Sleigh, barrister, instructed by Mr. Peachy, of the arm of Olives:ion and Co., solicitors, attended touched the grtiou un behalf of the Enemas government ; Mr. o c :nell, barrister, appeared 'llonaeil, far the prisoners Bairns and Reich . berg ; and Mr: • Hope, solicitor, attended on behalf of the pruner Joseph son. Br. Hoary BEA from the Buena consul's °fins, wee present dudes the guessdings. i t iskare Mr. fee said be was instraeled by Mmes. Oitureon, Lava, and , on behalf of the Run= goverssunt, to prosecute the at the bar, who yam gimped wader she Nab smi Ueda, asp 96. sem 12, with& mesh AM szapra who than use or knowingly have ia hisgemeeden, lawful authority or CLISMS, an y _ Ohba, weed, or steam or any other metal on end& stry fogies MI, MI% undertaking or order, or any part tbsessi a simil to sms engraved, or shall knowingly o ff er, utter, or ab y el, eng raved, his warbody or picesemion any paper es wbidi pot el esi is foreign bill, son, ke., shall be plated, simil be gl, d flu/my. He bad to prosecute the prisoners for bereft and having I. their penmen plates for the ma nufacture of rouble notes on the Beak of the Empire of Russia. He said it was well known that far • ling time palsgpseson, both ia this onatry and 'breed, had been is forged rouble notes, which after being menu factored are transmitted to Rorie, where they get into cur. edition. The prisoners bad been summing very great ingenuity in the matter. They had bees to the estab lents of different gentlemen, whom he would en and had employed them, one to make one another to make another portion of the plates, rro r f i n k :rhich the notes have been printed, and on a future =ado& he would be able to show the part that each of these men had taken is the trunaction. The primates bad been suspected for some time, and on Saturday two of them wee appre hended, and on Sudsy the other was tikes. Portions of rouble none sad various other articles, which would in the end prove of importsnoe, were found in their He would merely be *Donut with calling the ogre as =o . took them into custody, and then ask for a remand to • future day, when he would be able to peeve satisfactorily the whole of the fasts. The following evidence was then adduced : Detective diner Scott said—At about half-past alas on Saturday night he was with Brett and Lake , two other de tective; in the Misorice, what be met the prisosers Bar wits sad Rechberg together. He told them they were album sad should take them into custody tags charge of forging Rumen rouble seta. They were canard to the station, where be searched /Lewin, and in his tram= pocket he found • parcel of type which he produced, sad also some papers mostly la the Ilasesiaa language, and which he had mot had thee to get interneterL On Sunday at about two o'clock he wen withiltrett and Lake to 1.26, Prinnoes-atent, and maw the primmer Josephson. He told him they were oaten, and waned to speak to him, and be took them up to • rcemeze the MA floor. He then said they we Si ask lira eimeqnsethes, end told him the answers be _pre might_in made evidence against him. After that caut ion be aided the prisoner if be knew • was named Reichberg„ of ix Habeelashar-place. He said yes. He inked him if he bad ewer dose any business with him, and he said he had. He then asked him what business he had dame with bins, and be re plied that he was • diamond setter by trade, and he had done several thing in that busbies' for him. He then asked the prisoner if Reichberg bad ever given himsny copper or nu plane to engrave, and he said, " No, never," He told the prisoner be niust sesech his place, and he said, " Search where you like ;" sad then said, " Oh, by•ihe-lne , I must tell yen. Abed three months ago I was in Liverpool, when • men named Miner met me, who asked me for my name and address, which I gave him. He then produced an manning on metal, which he asked me if I could get upend ce copper. I said I would try, and brought it to Leedom Mercer also gave me an engraved upper-plate as • pattern for the sin." Asked him when the plate was, and he said, "Oh, it's hers. I cal seat him a proof of it to the poet-once at " Asked him where the engraved copperplate was, that be said he had brought from Liverpool, end he said, "I seat that back to Meter, and have never um him eau" The primmer then wes t to a cu pboard, and took hem underneath some papers an engraved conperplate, which be beaded to him, and which he (witness) rhea produced. He found a amber of letter and papers about iill i. ! . piece, whieh were in the Hebrew and other He then went, also socompinied by the cites alum to 12, Hater dasher-place, Holton, and 6, Boviugdonetrest, both occupied by the prisoner Reichberg, use as • work place and the other as his residues. At Haber dasher-plus, which is his residence, he found a large quan tity of ee , Ter's tools, • galvanic battery, and • quantity of other W hi p which he bad not bad time to examine ; and at No. 6, Beviagdonetzen, where he emotes au un derground kitchen as a workshop, he feud a press ,• and he believed that if a remand were li g t er i l Ys tee should be able to bring forward evideare to prove that the peisoners had been engaged in the manufacture of fictitious Russian rouble notes. Mr. H. Herd, from the °Mee of the Russia Consul, said he was well, acquainted with Russian mosey of all diserip taus. He bad examined the plate produced be the oMosr Scott, sad if an impression were taken from AS would re g:4lit* oroamental part of • Russian note of 10 roubles. ..00ld also form the ornamental border of a 10- rouble sate. The caw Brett then handed the witness a circular pees of paper, ea whisk was an imp radon apparently from the piste; sad ales ea oblong piece of paper with a border, and which Mr. Heed mid was the ornamental mitre and border of Ruin seta. O• being sumeaseened by Mr. M'Dertaell the whams said 11 was eh*, stalenent which was on the note. There was se Seem week is bed= upon it; it was simply our mental James Bets then slated that he was in aempasy with Scott on Sateubm winks, and took the forging Russian rouble solesowl be gods we owl". He searched him at the states, god Mei as him two WO vesiis seer wed two 10 rouble , melee, Neither with • nudge el spew sot Wars. IA a usele which wee is the priessen sestet, he found 1 ihp dm iii• pristed border, whisk Me. Herd had jut leslnd al. Hs west with the Oboe dawn to Haber ' daram•phree sea sea_o in wise the bed be bowl a craft e i viz lsikkg isswegaiese. Asses :axe = mi llie s le bavass la, bask Mas sl... Mei Ws. be flerel a mil Mimi.: 1d is male, awl a lebki vas do se the lab, b. I Omni tweeilit air deset, in red, : sajedherlds de gleilds. ".ll l= it. At Or workshop in Bevingdon-street, he found in the press spoken of by Scott, a piece of card with • similar border to that whieh M. Herd had examined. Mr. Sleigh said these were all the facts he proposed to *licit on that occasion, as he thought there was sufficient evidence to justify • remand. Mr. Alderman Mechi said be was also of that opinion, and the prisoners were accordingly remanded for a week. Mr. M•Donnall asked that the money found on his clients mitt! Sleigh biive: ar t if any English money was found on the prisoners he bad no objection to its being given up, but he certainly should not consent to their having the Russuin notes. The officers said there was only 6s. 2d. in English money found on Rsichberg, and 2a. 9d. on Harwitu. Mr. Alderman Mechi said the English money might be given up, but the Russian notes must certainly be retained. The prisoners were then removed from the bar. COURT 07 ALDERMEN. Yesterday, being Plough Monday, a special Court of Aldermen was convened for the purpose of receiving the presentments from the different wards of the results of the elections oa St. Thomas's-day, and other business. . The Right lion. the LORD Macon presided, and there was a full court. The following aldermen were present : Aldermen Humphery, Wilson, Salomon., Sir J. Duke, Challis, Sidney, Sir F. G. Moon, Finnis, Sir H. Noggeridge, Bale, Rose, W. Lawrence, Atkin, J. C. Lawrence, and Bosley (who took his seat for the first time since his elec tion to the office). The Recorder (Russell Gurney, Faq. Q.C.) was also present, as were the sheriffs, Mews. ..cterell and Twentyman, and the under-sheriffs. The officers of the different wards made their retni which were received by the court, and the beadles aed other officers wets sworn to the doe execution of their ogles for the current year. The governors of the different gaols made their :p i by which it appeared that there are at present in the of Nee/gate 69 prisoners, in Whitecrose-street 90, is Holloway 350. I.IITREIR PRISON. -". Alderman W moos rte should be informed bow long they were to go oe without a governor for Whiteaces street Prem. He really thelight seerrthingo pi tt to be does se in the matter, at present th is important wee without either governor or deputyvareraor, or, in fact, any respon sible _ The Loa; 3LITOIL, no other amber of the court, appear inclined to give an answer to the quesUon, rose, and said the wart was well aware that • very great aims' bad beer effected it the position of this prison by the operation of the new bankruptcy law, and at present it was hardly possible to come to a determination with regard to what should be done in reference to the question. (Hear, homy.) They could not tall whether they should require to provide for twenty prisoure or for two hundred. and be timid that under such circumstances the court would at ogee see that it would be advisable to postpone any =as t arrangement for the prineat, and natal bed better information as to what would be required. (Hear, hear.) It was tree that there was no governor at present, but they had a 111117 active officer who I wail well acquainted with all the duties that were required, i end it appeared to him that no public inoonvenienc arise by matters being allowed to gelid as they were at present for some little time longer. (Hear, hear.) Alderman Scum wee about to make some observation, but he was stopped by the Lord Mayor, who reminded him that there was so question before the court. Alderman Wflacor asked to be permitted, as a question of privilege, to ask the question whether, under the exist ing state of things in that prime, if • prisoner were to make Isis mete, the aldermen or the sitesiffe weld be reopen- Se ;oral members of the court mid that the aldermen would sat be responsible. Sheriff Cocussict, was about to address the court, appii. =with a view to repudiate the liability of the but be wee stopped by the Lard Mayor informin him, amid some laughter, that be woe not in order, and could not address the court. Alderman Smarm then gave notice that he should b the subject forward at the next tilting. ea be sahi= notwithstanding what bad beet said by the Lord Mayor, he was still of °plaice that reenthing might at cede to be does in reference to so important a question. noises' =is. Albinism SWEET gave make tho The should sh the sent wart more that an inquiry should hike plea fate the pro- priety of continuing the ten, knows by the use Of broken' rents, and also es to the nature of the control ~deed by this court ur e t:rlemes holding the aloe brokers in of the City THE LATE PRIEM cites?. Mr. Woodthoeps, the town oink, asmouneed that he had received a letter from Mr. Waddington, the under. secretary at the Hosne.office, acknowledging the receipt of the resolution of sympathy and condolence with her Majesty upon the death of his late lamented Royal Menem the Prince Consort, unanimously agreed to by this court on the Zird of December last, and stating that Sir G. = sa. would lay it before her Majesty at the earliest pondble The 00EAMEE1EAUDE was ordered to be entered upon the journals. The Gaol Committee made a report, announcing the resignation of Mr. Keene, the storekeeper and *kirk at the City Prison, Holloway, be being appointed to the ales of governor of the Leeds borough prison, and reopen mending attain alterations in the aloe for the futons. The report was agreed to. The court then adjourned. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK ErruliNs.—J, .Delwerd. Pr. Black' 7,117 itaso 10b,21/1 1187'17. THE REV. PATHER DALY. A correspondent of thoPreratonsVoornal, writing from Galway (Sunday) says :—" The suspemkin et Attar Daly is still the universel lapis of easvemation In all circles here ; and, although not a word of disrespect has been uttered in reference to the venerated and estimable bishop, the sympathy with Father Daly appears to is lineell• The gmehmics held a meeting on Friday night oonakter what steps should be taken in regard to the alinsive statements with regard to them sad the other pudica of the inhabitaida who attended the open sir wasting in the square, which appeared I. a Dublin nmeniag mrer. Ater som e warm began e it was CDC? memorial to h grried ts ia l t iolLesalhe req uested Pope,resolver dra Z in the Green, requesting his Holiness :11d lore Father Daly . in the position which he heretofore ac ? Wes the adviser and guide of the people in temporal et as spiritual matters. Next morning the memorial was her in at a committee meeting of the mechanics, with a letter from Mr. Mangan recommending that the com mittee would submit the memorial to some of the catholic clergymen of the town for approval before adoption. Upon this advice, the committee waited on two of the most distinguished clergymen in Galway, members of one of the regular orders, who received the document, and, after keeping it some hours, returned it, saying it appeared to them to be in every respect perfect, and worthy of the occasion, and that they wBuld have so objection to the oommitt:ee placing • table or tables inside the railings of their church, for the purpose of having the laity who attended the different mama affix theirsignaturse to tt. The number at signatures obtained to the memorial already is about tea tiomaad. The memorial asks the Pops to leave him in the position he held heretofore. His relation to different families la the town as trustee is pointed at. Father Dely's pretties in Galway is most remarkable. Ha is chairman el the town ceeporetima, chairman of the Gee Compaq, in dent et the SO. Viso's& de Paul Society (which he leaded), preeldest of the Nealmaice Institute, =lel the Oommeraial Society, manes* owner and d the Leagh Corrib Steam Company. He has a plurality of parishes, with the peculiarity that one of them was granted him for life by the court of Rome direct, and he is, we believe, the only instance of • vicar in the Roman catholic church who bad been elected to that office by the people, which took place under the following peculiar ouctunstaucci. It appears that the catholic families of Gal way, from time immemorial, elected for the ailminktration of the offline of their church • warden and four vicars, and that about the year 1827, a cardinal legate from Rome, at • public meeting of the inhabitants, induced them (on con dition that the Pope would give Galway a bishop with some additional parishes) to resign their extraordinary privileges into his hands. The legate received meat and most im portant assistance on that occasion from Father Daly. Time pared, the hint of the wardens (French) resigned, and was named first Bishop of Galway, sod was subsequently Bishop el Kilmaccinagli and Kilfesers. Three at the hint four vicars have died, and Father Daly remains the only one of those extraordinary dignitaries who ware elected by the people to eceleeleatioal offices." TOTAL WRACK or Two FOREIGN VESSELS IN TSB CRAENC..—DovER SAILORS' HON; Moans:.—At 11 this morning the mph* hie +He t . and daughter, and the crew of Use Dutch schooner Pelican, lades with wheat from Trieste for Antwerp, and which wag a leak and sank in midmheasel in the late gales, were landed at Dover from the brig Elise Jane, of Shoreham. TWa vessel stood by the Pelican until all bands were picked op, and then brought them on to Dover, when they will all be taken care of at Um Sailors' Home, and be forwarded to London to-morrow. They all speak of Uremia kindness of Captain Wen, of the brig Eliza. The crew of the French lugger Petit Pierre, run down and sunk by an Austrian brig, wore aka brought to the Sailors' Home in an utterly destitute date. The bon. secretory of the Home has this monde( received a very gratifying letter from the Frauds /dinkier of Marine, expreseing the thanks of the Emplane's govern. meat for the ancient services rendered to the crows of 35 wrecked French vends by the Dover Sailers' Home. OREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Kxso's-ciona.— Number of patient. for the week swan January U, 997, Ge which 423 were new amiss. Ds. DR Joimits LIGET BROWN COD LITIIR On. T- HrorrAire se Merfrfas.-11 and all who knew the perfis atieerflari as earls years of *SI be laterselel lad ee followier diernierieri Is lie YAW sod Gaserie - In betivereirkilmil irtiells Dr. Hi Angara Litimeareere OM Liver Oa fevelleable. !be =WM. whisk Owe oy mayy mig rar bi z a dey wet Mews • Fern Helikk paillak Eke Elie Here ef Dr. tleepirs eel wire 1$ 11:Verek efts sry bey J baso rrwesalel Mk add NV la ewe& orris, IL emismee, , arawr4 TrOe.„ =My magedalisieweilamiiraillmil SUGAR—W. I. MSS* true' Mauritius East Lae lls , . . baga begi l Siam MAIM& Mara= boxed, Cuba IRIAN 9,618 200 M 4,714 24,x72 Ca)( 6°' bigoi orna Do —West Dataaci Do..bda Ceylon _ _ l) °. beta kiwi lacia — pia; Other L lada paduidoo Do. do. Bran a co d Ilia MOOT Foreign tux . sm. /LI td Imam! - 2.147 1.308 •,71110 1103 ;365 rs bal 28,567 86,2 8 1.113 8.111 21,241 1 .5 4 6 21,000 13,1181 WIN - 113,911 6,101 42.74 11,710 5,1:31 8.7 W 17,70 — roilis — --1 - 30,141 27,147 4,103 32.6:0 TALLOW.—In ommequence of the peaceable settlemect of the American question, a good deal of tallow, whiciehad been bought and held over from the let January, in antici pation of a different result, was put upon the market for sale, and an immediate decline of le. to is, 6d. per cwt took plaos, the market closing on Saturday very qui et . To-day it opened with more &mum, the decline having brought forward buyers, and 49e. was paid for delivery in all this month. This improved tone, however, was not sup. ported to the aloes, the market leaving off quiet. 49e. ; all January , 48a. 9d. to 6d. ; March, 495. ; A • t o June, 48e. 9d. to ,• October to December, 495. ; netr a . lien beef, 472.6 d. to 48a. ; South American, 49e. to 49e. Gl. ; town tallow, 48s. M. net cash ; palm oil quiet at 425. 6d. Ise Lagos, to 41s. inferior kinds ; palm nut oil, BAs, to Ws. ; coocanut oil, Cochin, 49e. 6d. kW& ; Ceylon, 04. 6d. to 49e. ; :igtond lfoada eirealag4 d ey, 47a. to 6d. los ; Donee grimes, 425. ; rough Ch b. 6 Mom the Meader Nam& Smith and fat, arles, y 001TON.—L1vizrooL, JAN. 13.—We have a quiet market to-day, and the business Is small, with prices a kW* in Wear of the brayer. There is no report of the Canard mail yet. The sales are 5,000 bales, includissi 2,940 American, 9d. to 14d. ; 1,500 Surat, 51d. to 101 d. ; 200 tr= ia l a td. to 140. ; 340 Pernam, 124. to 13d. ; 191 d. Of which 2,000 are for speculation sad export. The week's import is 17,242 beles. CATTLE—LIVIIMPOOL, JAN. 13.—The rupply of beef end smiles wee lame. than tart Monday. The demand very slow for beef, sad prices lower. Sheep in fair demand, at the prism of het Xosday. 00ALL—L09909, JAL la. Primrose, 13s. ; Btiddle's NVMS Bulky, ltle. 3d. ; Brass's Bawds West Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Dasison's Weld Hartley, 16e. 3d. North Ulan Ms, 14e. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. ; Wylarn, ; Walls End Byron, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End 16e. Bd. ; Walls End Promwellgats, 16a. Bd. ; Walla Ea/ Haswell, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Camp. 16e. 9d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 17a. ; Walls End Howl 16e. ed. ; Walls End Kellam, Me. 3d. ; Walls Rod South Hartlepool, 18a. ; Walls End Trinoloa Hartlepool, 17s. ; Carley and Dallrya Asthma* 21s. Id. ; Clammy sot Delays Adam ft.—Shipp at market, 65 ; said, 33. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Adriatic (oldpl, to Bombay . Nov. 23. let. 230 S.. lon. 20.10 W. Dorm& (1) from Southampton for Neu York Dec. 31, 28 mike Z. et lash ant. Nook banal se" Dim 4. lat. I L, ten. $4 W. Buffs hoomMm. from liotterdam, Jan. 1, off Cape It. Vincent. Ostel Ida,lrems Nem York toe thaemertoon. Jam 2, lat. 32 N.. km. II Charlotte Mho Weak= skip), iffeerlog 0.. Nor. 14, let 5 N., km. IS W. SI& WM. hem Liverpool for Ca ll ao. Nov. 30. temotea, Stestri, hem Japan for London, Nor. 29, off Per. Loads Andre (kik), from Bourbon for Bayonne, Nov. 1, 1af...25 a.. los. Ism Iffiffek from Zlo Janeiro for New York, Nov. 29, off Peron. hum Prime Alfred. from Prised Idward Island for Liverpool 20 days, lal 43 N„ log. 18 W. Charles, from Bourbon lee Nano, Oet. 43, lat. 3145 8., 100. 11.113 Taman (Preach barque, flag No. 70), Nor. 16. lah 10 N., lon. 88 W. Waterloo, of Plymouth, far Cardiff 11 days, all well, Dec. SO, off Cape M. Vincent. SHITWRICE AND Lose or Six laves.—lnforma ties wee received on Saturday evening by Lloyd's agent, at l'ensanee, of a serious wreck and loan of fife, which occurred that mamlngot the Out called Rat Head, in the parish of Menlo,. The wind blew a hurricane from the south-west oa Friday evening and Saturday morning. Unfortunately a vessel, whose name is at present not ascertained, but said to be a Dutchman, was Inside the Lizard, when she became dia. muted during the phi, and about half-past four a.m. she stanch ea 811 l Head, and was dialled to pieces. The captain wed five men were drowned, and one man was washed on the rooks above the reach of the waves and saved. The ill-fated eMp was laden with corn from the Mediterranean, and bound to FtWorath for orders, when she was overtaken by the terrible storm, in wbiekibotle lite and property were destroyed. A was sent to Penance by Mr. Nicholls, of r • M i m= y llsowathe casualty to the proper autho rities.— Western Mawiy7 New. TDB PROYOIIIO RAILWAY WORKING Aomori:Fr.—A few mooths ago it was stated that a per manent working agreement between the Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Caledonian, and Scottish Central Railway Compasses was contemplated. The arrangement, It appears, wee almost completed, whoa situtmetanoes occurred which deferred the settlement ; but lately the scheme wawa. far matured that it was expected to come into owed= on New Year'salay. We understand, however, that within the pet few days the project has been indefinitely post poised, if wet altogether ateandneed—one of the principal contracting parties having refused to agree to certain of the terms proposed.—Sceeensea. [AdVertilletlOWllt I—HOLLOWAY'S OINTBINT AND PlLLS.—Never too Lats—Now that great improvements are annually taking place in the science of medicine every afilictioa may most with alleviation if not cure. No sufferer should despair still the renowned medicament' of Professor Holloway have been tried. Yew cases of external or internal disease can resist their soothing, purifying, and healing virtues. They are university applicable, they agree with every age, am, climate, and coast!. lesion. Both Ointment and Pills contain the most potent, yet perfectly harmless, balsams most carefully extrneted front the west drams Whatever the nature, duration, lenity, or severity of the malady. the firmest reliance may be placed on lb. curative action of these invaluable preparations, and in accordance with their accompanying pitied instructions. BIRTHS, ILIABIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTFI9. ARXLZ—January 9, at Anilel4 ,Home, beer Liverpool, the wife of O. Arkle, Fees., of a aos.:11 HELL—January 11, at Waterloo-street, Birmingham, the wife of the Ear. J. lien, of twins. CHILDISUL—Jeawary 10 stPrinos'imprdens, the wife of 11. CE. Childers. et a iletlL CLlFTON.—Janusry lse., , 11, st Ammons% Castle Boogies. N. 8., lady leellat CM& el it sew HAY.--Jamutry 11, at 14, Princes-gate, S.W.. the Honourable Lady Dalrymple Hay, of a daughter . HlNDS.—Jsauary 8, at Wilegton, Leamington, the wife of C . Hla& Bog., of • daughter. HOLlSM—January 9, at Petersham-terrace, South liensfoston, the wife of J. Holmes, Jag,, M a daughter. MATT/12198.—Jeauary 10, at Shopwyke, near Chichester, the wife of Captain F. P. Matthews. of a son. MAY.—January 10, at Canoubury-pleoe, tho wife of A. P. If3y, Hag.. of a daughter. lIHRCER.--January 7 at Seedling, near Maidstone, the wife of Z. Mercer, Lg., of • son. PATZY.—January 9, at Bydenham-park. Upper Sydenham, the wife of L B. Patry, Zsq., of a daughter. PRIZBTLIY.—January 11, at 31, Bomerset-street, Portman. square, the wffe of Dr. Priestley, of a son. 110017.—Jawaary 9, at Portland-villas, Plymouth, the wife of .11.. T. C. Boott, Zeta., of a daughter. MARRIAGE& ........------ CLARK—HOLUSWORTH.—January 9, at Chriat Church, St ?MOM, thefts+. 8. Clark. to 61thaboth J. H., daughter of the late Rev. C. Holdswoeth, Vicar of fitokenhara. Devon. 001N118—PIIILIPPS.—January 9. at Dale Church, My the Rev. B. W. Saunders , Captain J. H. Cornea, Royal Engineers. to =Prances, daughter of J. P. A. L is Esq., of Da Pembrokeshire. ItIDLIY-BHERWOOD.—Jauttary 9. at Holy Trinity Church. Brampton„ by the Ven. the Archdeacon of Bristol, the Nev. W. Hadley, KA., Rector ce Beckley, ithasex, to firtha. dmighter of the Rev. T. If. !Sherwood, M.A., of Torquay. OVONNOR—FAIRBURN.—January A. at At. ]lays. Ldingion , J. O'Connor, Esq., of Warerley.othee. Si. John's-wool, to Mem, daughter of the late J. Falrbarn, Esq., of Bedford terrace, Upper Holloway. WILIT—CASTNR.—January 9. at St. Peter's, Marlborough, Witte, R. P. Welby, Req., to Catherine, daughter of W. carter. Met., of Marlborough, Wilts. DEATHS. A2IIIIIILONO.--lansarl 10. the Rev. J. Armstrong, M.A., Iteotor al Mader, Somerset, need 61. C3OUDACL—Ja&wy 10, at South Moor House, near Sender- Med, J. P. Cresedscm Sm. HlLTON.—Jsensary 9, at Preston Hones, war Faversham, Kent, Z. J. Ilittem Barg. espil fa. neu JONEA—Jeserary 9, tis wife at Mr. T. Jour, o 1 lUngtnote, Telsnmondi, Deveneddra, aged IS. HlLOOUR.—January Iktit t raelburgh. near Idlnburgh, Sash, relict ne the late r . r, 11 D , aged 89 LARKINO —Januay 9, Tunbridge, Kent, WOHare Mete, son el Mr. H. Luting. MAISHALL—Jansary 9, at Pembrlggemmeent, Sir C. Mardian. 11 2.. 1174 .... 617 . -- /a B w BlB7 8. .t Utiderctli, fieadgate, L P. Lon. WZ I TIIUI. - - - .7" nary r ki, fie resideoee. lialtrced , lehteemood, as: /Ma Waltham. Leq., SOD of the late Wititimilte PAL. Mamma mid M.P. tar the city of Taft! spa by Wnwis NMI HAM& et & Ibe eby nt Lemke. ?Astor, M the 41Inist. ts Priebe& et ingteerbist... -- reek la 14 TIMM, 31 ,~; IP p LAC] Poe elbourne ydiseS • This tele id pew • og ee Fs A ster - Line; udoo, E kleC . Sea. teL ..haratm snag o on and The aer the tel . corn : sda J o n loa • seen of Foatea , • ow -ulutE 4 , -lane, Neat , lifi Dailta Dad a pWAB ks. arple igh .t th og fim Shi r rt USTI{ Dos is GPI • 'LAYT •• • . !rill It, of to • •rN NSI • ads full i .d • r Pan • Lace : sea mec • LFR ER, 4 n • C : elan t• 17 a. .N 8 tr I • car n. Cab oda ..ko • .o a- , at ed ] it • to a • to rt. , Do ib all be ad . • ad • he d. tt SI PO 'Pt • ra od ay eh ;t! tar on ll do F 1 4▪ 1 .1 ha SD • •• are • co toe alr !en eh. Yet the ill Ire Ith : 1. .) rife .1 r of .1 .8., a ton, the tap, e te of the 11 An. 4 of St. 1 the • Rey. ▪ to Dale :rah. Nee. Pit I, to WA- nab. rte. 1.A., atlef• Pent. near Anih, e, son 0.111. Mon- I, St e late ft of fa. S the 3,679 7,1 a 6,2112 90 4,846 CA 9 ,e45 7- 127.:41 ,1111,767 8.4 , 4 1190,ivs o,'-'ll