The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-14 00:00:00

LAVAL AND MILIIAJT. (nor tan blenfe smarm.) Wa ornca. Dec. 13. Ile Regloent el Len mie—Laselsomt wtuem holsters Nardi Gls nee Sasodets ; who lbeZMilmeseg asfflay—Amberniellsimeri Willie= Ramsay . has the OA le be eneatbateenrgina , A 1111/lait• Alerrear imam/, from the ate., to be emereserwgems. bt liegimest Pasb—Lbetesent Pardee J Parry ERI he be enmele. taps jyarchmen nee Grecery, she Or hea—larmenes osbecit Camberised. nom Or lab not, le Is Ilemiumast. viol Miry, who estregas ; arias Podia* Melyer, fres lb. Wad Foca, se be esekru. urea Membent Irbe embaegm. Ell Ifeet—ltsmigs wirl.w Beasetyse to be laresent, by penbeer, vies H.l PireGesem, w num* not n.4—aimare Jan Wahms, Matt., be be welellwr pewebere, 14 ee , who rarer ISO Peet —Capri Ratedele Wanes le be mere, by rweare, vice leers lameasleCalessi Bea, whit che .• lameness Gage Gotta to be eepoia, br i z e : la.law, Wanes; Rath Jamie to be _hoe. by vise Chibm. l. F_s... Ran Beatty lienleweee b be ay e* by pram vim P_sit, who retiree; F. Jams Door% to be keseemai. by prase, vies H ISM Per—lleriga Jae Her, Tsikich to m b be latinest, by =rveme Lames iniii ;, ,, lllsmign Gerald Gimp tei limareest,_ Mee ho seated; Prigs Sart Illatier so Res tiers, by peralses, vice isight ewsled. Blth /..t—Reent-Liammons-Cakmal Asthma Timbre. Aldo dram the Slim Taw, to be liermastriesmi, with er porcine.; Mager blawdedg ra Gesemes seat Inn half msreamethid, to be err t; Gage Sher Hal tom the NO Peet, to dee Warm; LBW. J. Kara Harry so lemma* • percher ; Lieutenant Joke O'llea I. be cards wither paritass ; Lameness Joie Wiriness, from the Slat Peet,. be cep tas, without prebare; Lieatesmed Hasty Harm Ira the 53rd Foot, be cepa. t he • beer sant Arta, Mesas Cooper. hem the tb Itoot,.to be cep ism, without parehme Lamaist Them@ i t Own 4a. ha lb. Slat Foes, so be without Luratel Massa thirland Has., the M el rei:i. le .wPIWW, without Purchase ; Listuterat Aylmer Scher Cameo, 4.a. the Tad Fool, So be raper, with er rearm ; Lariat Frederick Arra Myra, beat the filth Foot, to be captain, wabout purchase ; Limoreat Gap Alm lira, from tee 33rd Post, to be limiter , . vice Homy ; Ensign Praia Ocorge Ca-ridge, frem the UM Foot, to be lieutenant Mira purrheas, vice 0' Hee ; Samoa Claims Robin lobiueo., Stem the .1.1, so be menus ; Anii•tant-Surgoot Lam Eire Cray, ha the mad. to be amistatmerpea ; Analatant. Bargees Myriad Coraigan Marry, boo the ntef, to be enententuaargeos. ISO Ya—Brevet Litrieseat-Color/ John Rom lirliesa is to liestrestrlonel, without percher vice Bar CoLetel Stewart, mired an full•pay ; Captain lately la napes to be curia, without purchase, nen Writer ; Lesseurt Job, lames Mod Gordon to be apes* with. • parchme, vs. Farrington. llat Tim —Liana:it Robert Roatece Meade to be captain, by pare....., v:re Hamilton, wbo rain.; Resign Mintage Th mu Ball Michell to b e li eu tenant, by percher% vice Dean. Mud Foot—Lientram t Alexander Hope Greer to be captor, without panniaso, sr Dirk, decead Ensign Sydeohar Lost pi. 3, to h. ltent a b au i, without puritan', VlOll (Josses; Rueige Fronds &lewd Darr, from the 23rd r. - 4, to b. rage, doe Paley. 67th For —Surgeon Joe. Lamprey, N. 8., from the staff, Is M engem, vice Pen, who sacheages Nth Foot—Limenat Janes Warren Hastings Anderson to be reptile. by weber., wire Biggs, who Maw , Emirs R ones lkixeria Bammee to be lieutenant, by purchase, vit. Arena. 7hd Pmt— itneigs Archibald Colliers Fell Armetroug to be lieutenant, by prahe.. sa Otbaut, permed Sidearms Chiltern ill, pat. , ,to be ran, by parches% dee Arrarsag. 78at F.eit —laireset Irving Swaim Alltrey, from the bib Foot, b llentanast, vice Coraberhind, who eurages. nth Part—Essign Edward Le Biros Beller to be Ree sman, by percham e Lice Field, - h o Miran Sled Fast —lieires lee Hay Merchant, Mom the fob Foot, to be enaip. , nom Heir:, who emarges. Fool—lageos Archibald Hear, Frame, beam the all, to ti morpes, vim Dube, who en 0 115 14101- lat Weet leda —Ramiro Joseph Barr to be Nutmeat, ty vies Modred*, yesmird. HOSPITAL STAFF. Btu realm Join Dory, M.D., from the ISO Foot, to be liana, vise Fromm err eschmstes; homes Parr, Prose the iiith Foot, to be ..pee, vice Lamprey, who ti e:chasm Argot..Di-Surma Winkle Man, M.D., M be surpos, Wien agetirMnra Peter Hairy Roe, plead spas half-pep. BREVET. BeembllMor Game Alexabder Lachlan, MO lock to be Peatesestrkomel la tap Bray; Briar Joke Areldbaid Beller, Bombay Ragiamme, to be I.euteart.oortel la the stay. Costa Gage Lyeadock C.:latched, 95th Foot, to be mejor is the army. ADMIRALTT, Doc. I. Carp ei Royal Illoinew—First Llama sad Adjataut Joke limerick Harry se be awe* vice Tram, de ceased ; Beamed Liman* *Akar /reach to be drat limi ters; vise Hamby, peonelled. DEPUTY-LIEUTENANT. Casailsoion aigaid by Ina Lard la r. merset of the Comity of 1111ddlei Deed Sal te be aam dionly- RiaL i. , abloom al the Ciiy of Lou. dos, THE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Carrera Mord by the Leeds Liantenent at their re spective cordon TM Ram Ittlee Mill , to—Frederick OWN= Teo to be Bur snot, sloe Hap Peace Pawn. Rost Volumes, R./e.-Bth Company—Edward Plemiser, Its be orate; Hay Gorge Amara, put., to be armed ; irterm Trines Sankey, olio., to be wrap. tth Orgeny-0..p atm* Lei., to be rapta ; Anus Fiddles pea, te M Orseisent Jae. Delmar, fen., pat., be sedge Clean Holston., Req., le be hose: ay elegem ef Ye SO ad lek Congeal.. Iskaao baaallo a o 4 the Royal Sumo NORIO— Charles Irma Ilmersie, gash, to be mei" vice Sari R Illfiedtemesd_ ltd Sear Rale Vollmer, Corp..-. Gimp Mask isq.„ to be captain. 4lh Limps" ef Lonabobito Arritery Velasterra—William cepteia ; Joseph Striagfellow, erns es im diet Enraged. 1341 Carey . of Lamar, Rib; V- Wes.. Maley. Req., se be capta ; Waage hatlertan Ras% get.,. be Resissent ; Jobe agleam Reeisems, pee., . b. sags. ormolirljpoldes Illate—Rarign George Reg to be lbw hart. Ist la York Artilleey Volasestee—Burlispos C Despesits Merles Haab, Rah so be captais7=e7l Sidra Ileasg, Seq., se be Int liesserat; Barr Cram get, seroad limanaoat, Hemmer ef Weir Viet Militia —Unreal Edward Odra Ord la be ampere, vice Jan Orenervid H. wont, who retiree. ADMIRALTY, DU. 13. —PaoNoTlcuot.—.Camman dere Bereas liirberoo Prises Video Ilishoolebo-Los roz(11P) 814.. Mortsozie (1864), 'rammed to d seposuo , Peoccuite (1866), posisotod to ap his sod emorool tho Hiseloys. Leeward.. P. brook (1864). 0. EL Parkin (1146), sod Lcomodir (1644), proesesid w sec rest of amoresiore. ••PUI/klllll,l* —C..,.....ead0rs W. 0. J.doo (1654) Iho Ossergr. 6. poildrehoel Mrdissmeoles as. Ws. vise Primo Vidor Ileboalohe . 6. r. Doectoo (MI Is M lssperties d the Coed (hard, rice her; sod C. 1.. Wilde., (1166) Is the 11.18 .e, 111. mow dodo Moe dip, low robleiss wines Armless Polars" W. Wails (1866) or the Wollooboy, cordohlpoif aviary, r Coodbro. Clock J. 6. &Mlle. S. the Victory, WI, logolip, at Porto. /wad. WOOLWICH. Ds, 13. no y Ai. MISIOIAL.--Tile foilwitiwg melee ha• brae st this Lobotomy Espertmeat, /Masi by tn. /I v ,. OPOOOSI,CapIit• BorT —" The Iler,Mory 8 , 618 for W O ! los .ppowa d th• of Ibis dorert.iseat from 1 ,, • to. • B•l..rday Inc due Carlotta. reel the bol oo i sig Worle•akyran. rneulehoe will, it fa sa ps te.i, b• awed out in tb• otter dopestateks. CIIATIIMS. Dm. 13. A frw days sine,, as a fisherman named Robison ass Llio on Ala to rocanine in Ufa Mrdway, at (A 110,00.16- owe., • abort Owes.. fr,m tam dockwad, owe wawa, tosstidad to the wed, conOoll of loffr• sts. sad mensal workwaerbiy. 01 ‘t• twee with di/booby mewl fro Ito todd/. pbsos, t. no. w) .0 Ile oua-tbarf, where it WY somisod sad it. wager werrtenwd to kw 21 cwt 2 ere. Teo Bras el two, sad ex les time of vs beteg direuvered was waled with slim btu o, k.laowl to be twelortmadors. Fro Its dozsysd spprorms. it b.. ao doubt bean le the We gm kw a rotweilerwt4P tenod. It is esoye.orod to bo aM of Vet raw telneitise In the vori.nr.wer which are hum{ a FIND Medway la the reins nt Ceerlre 11. It la nnw eager • tondal mrsOna and clearway, to order, if powibtr, to say Om wpw et, 601 Up 14.0 dm promo No Jo .oly mock towed b.. bora l b . Admit-shy Woof snow sad •ww, arum utdiceti: y it. weight report if lb. WOWS. "thew awi Wish bewerdril to ibis War, film 11e feit•ar f the C.pa of td lot &Mahon of lb* Rib MN I:eenneat et lbw tremens, which wee elopped woes fps. le. n ...Pun •••-ram-soto, &ma obis% I lo bo -1.•••01 the tbe ginll sot r.tara boss* as ly twwwweekl. la • heel•nnerters nt lb. lot bet of the en sow la Imam, uo whieb 'bey prna‘l4:llll. Tbo regiment W ee owlet weer . In mars le out 7otir, son wraith., wee die- robust/ , bet frau that at It. beets' Lon enamenewl It le statosolty andotommt tam the hat trusties will b. ..rdered feat loam to MOO. Tito tlept ottbe Hot barracks sambas awl; 400 sea. PORTSMOUTS;Dsc. U. The Vigilant, 1, screw strain gin veee.ri, Com le mode/ W. Asytage, arrived as Siataawl this siornisg Woes Illikiermsesa. _ m a i m% IT , nevem sloop, Commas/ism W. Graliam, tralivez tltio marsiog to soak. pod Ileficta. TM Ihmehrt. law oebewmier hiet e••• total* staled We Mono= kw min et Plymouth mad Qwwwwwwn t.e ilwashmak of the Illed mad pd menu. 8b• theme teem thole reihreite M she Wad Isdu ulaalo, murals( to Radix with the 41st eel 49th R4ISIIUOCIA. LAVNcti or es. Du ocati.-11. lemma al Iho Demme. 101. took place to-day, aad was k es wise satisfactory ataaser, waking the third of lawashol tram Portmottti dockyard witheaparkedimmeaths. Tbs Deem is • two-decked ship, ratesswegt, eterame IN 236 est .nches, length Owsrasa IN hos flash. extreme breadth, 66 lest 1 • in hoe. 26 he 6 ) , s , ber. Minium 3,727 law e.. le coaswa to wary J'i 8-iar...lipme a 9 hot hag) ea Me lower ore; an the mw deg, IS 21- (II latt lasims) ;on the upper ark, 24 al- (fl helL Ind IMO pivot &Ise Rua (16 ewes.) Hoe of Whom power. see by /Mac Pima wail ace. Tas as.. W sr " dot alp le • bee of Adisind Derma. Tbe levee et the nose was le stsemed by t riaapeckl hots" as ea taw amers el tbe fete beach of tb• Victoria. hat ten wee bwr iny lent W 7 of mews. aotwithstaadtag the prmemee °fa d..p Ms 7Fairy arrived fram O•borae, having we hem sew members of the to* Melly is board, bas is royal Momlard was 'fag, sad tees was an salmi, to isilisMo the mosam ef loyalty. The caraway of &ragman dm elk was per lone. by 15,.. lamellar. wife of egrida Arebir Fin e har ' of the Victory. 'Thum wan present as the Mem ale B. W. Walker, Admires Cranium sad &swim Came. the Has. J. Mamas, Harris, Hillyar, all es Mews of the Prosaism Moir Teas. The Mid of the Victory was la attesdaace, sad performed a semi= of .ask. DEATH or COLONIAL Till RON. JOHN WAL poLL—We hen to reeerd the donne of Wood the Has. J. Welpote, ohs dhd et Me ledriene Jerseyn-street on letsidey led, after a dart Moses. Tie Ma. sad !What Fratirerta wee foreierly la the may, and soma with the Guard. is the Peeinault, where be or esverely wesnded at the Nave of Burgos. In 1827 be a relarnel te the Howe of Commas 6 r K Inn's Lynn. which Woes% he mom enta till 1831. In Novesiber, IMO, be me seleoled by Viereent Palinanton, Ibis Merman of Mete for ?Mks Affairs. as his lerdshigie private secretory, which position be Mind MI August. 111.13, obeli the has. loortmed was sp plated Cemeel-Oreera et Chill. H. wee promoted to the funk of thorn. , d'aleirom In May, 1844 _sod continued to dis cern' the duties of that poet up to Marsh, 1849, oh.. he retina upon diplomats sepereannation slioiroare. n. deceased nentlerma was third sots of ilernils, ooreed Ike of Orford. by Me first wife Serab, &newer ef Mr. Cherke Cborobill ; was bon 17t11 Montage, 17117, sad was ea married. SAD FATE OF AN INDIAN VITTIAN.—On Satur day erasing leak the remains of a peer fellow. found deed oa the m ter fat Todraordem, were Warred in Walden church yard, no one having ease tormed to identify him. Or. Ina day, however, Inquiries wen made by the son and brother of the damned, from when stateineats it appears that the name if the man wee Jean flpenow, that he was a midget at Holton, and that he was • pensioner who bad retired from the ernicii about two years ego. He had ben einem mere In ladle, and during his anewm from this many We Mb had get married agais, supposing Wm to be deed. This thrum mean appears to have premed heavily as We mind, and he had latterly been noticed to be SOCDOWillki deranged in We Intellect. On the let inst. he went to the home where his wife resided, and took his leave of the Way, and then went off in the direction where he ems heed. An oyeter shill found upon Lilo, end containing a composition, is being submitted for mainatlcs. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1869. UNIVBRSITY INTELLIGBNCE. OXFORD, Dec. 13. la a congregation holden this morning at 10 o'clock the following decreer VIM omsferred ,- 11fairrzu or Aare.—Hon. Cecil B. T. Wylrehael Flame, New College; Row. Robert H. C , Bt. Mary Hall , Henry Matshews Tnokeell, Lakin BACIIILOIII or Aars.—Joha Resell Welker. University Cellars; Charlie Greet Walter, Qnsen's Colley; John Farnham Memangsr (scholar), Lincoln College ; /Ismael INtering Meddle, Crapes Chnsti Collage; John Wdliaro OaNd *Mow). Christ Church; Robert Philhpa De•rden Mammas), Malty College; William Edward R ow l an d s , Wis- - d College; William Thorn's Thornhill Webb.,, Feraiwohe Calera; Francis Harrison Wright, Wormeter Calla,*; Benjamin Seymour Tutibrhoe, Magdalen llall ; wdllam Waleh, Georg* William Tucker, St. Alban Hall. CAMBRIDOZ, DEC. 13. Modern History—Examined sad approved for the Proftwor's , :ertlticate Bacon. Mvedatni; Gaidaer, Corpus; Pro. Casio.—(Signed), H. MONTAGU BVTLII, Tnolty Culletra. RECREATION FOR BOYB AFTER WORK-TINT.. TO 71111DITO1 OP Tll I:IPUSS. Sta,—Will you allow me to say that the enter prise for amasser and Instructing working lads, of which you have given such kindly notice, is no lager dspendent upon or. for pecuniary auccers. This burden has been lifted from toy shoulders by the generona determination of many to allow me only a share la its weight. The mama of my bene factors shall appear shortly.-1 am, kc., WRITS, Chaplain of the Chapel Royal, &ivoy-lost. 4. Leanest/a-place, W.C., Dee. 111. THE 81:71.0110[13 SCICIDE Op A OINTLEMAN AT AN Hom..—TaMettley siternoon Mr. W. Payee resumed the 'miry a the Portugal Hotel, Flent.earest, relative to the eframstemem Amman the death at Mr. Z. A. Lloyd, aged Ii pate, wile wee Mad deed la ids bed at that wad on Therelien wain, last, fres the aisle el emetic arid. Mr. W. D. Hareeld dereell that the dented was bin aephow. Mb see wee about 31 Leat taw hie sift about a mouth or eta weeks sip, at Poramesth, when be won imilwbg from a wend In his kg, which wee brim at Neeramie-on • Tye* over time Met. He wan Is tbe bahlt at envying laudanum" wad prwmie said le allay theyela and to procure atop, for the pest Owe et three pan. He sae 'rimers before he went te the Crimea that be timid Wm mew with him for fear of being ereawied la tales. Hai men laudanum in his pos sessive, hat ate pranks sad. When he last taw him he =a Is weer, sot eaciteab'e ; but he was diaap be man. By that be ..at that when young he wax H nod that was the canoe of his entering the array. Mr. 11 is being re-caned, said he knew that doceared serrlad hoboes about with him in the Crimes, end since be baba hie leg had men hint free/meetly take 60 drops to .oythe pas in his leg. Hs wed to take it oakum.. o i the deem who attended hie. He (Hr. Hill) never ktew that be armed prairie acid @bout yid' him while in the Crimea. A Juror asked if the sold watch red chain .td rings, which It appeared decemed hod on on Tnerdity morning, sad retarard without on Wednesday *resift, bed heft wooed. Casetable itoteston. 365, mined that no trace ell the sedates wreathed could be gonad, nor could be thermic where the deesmed bed hoes to. After a lensthenel deliberation, the jury owtarasd a verdict of " Accidental desk holm an over. _ ----- - .1 a @duties el park sad, tepee sesdedeelly w alley pie sad pews sleep." SUICIDE ON WANDSWORTH COMMON.—Betwami 4 mid 3 o'elrek yeeterday Is. rolog Polloveoestsble ma, of MeV Melees, was wake's ape his beet cm W= weethetemmemwhea be dterove red the body of • respectable. looking mem tree at fall leorrth myna the ground. Be et trot supposed that the meat we. asleep or tato:looted, hat epee ream the booty he imted a trigh.ful gash es the left side el the Meow, end • mow is the right head. He inane. diesel, nisei an alarm, and De. Como, wee moo on the spot, who preeameed his to be quite eviset, although the body wee mine. Ups emweldeg the clothes et the mat tr uism. lama the follows, ham was bead written In pencil t• My poor door wile,—Whea yew rewire 'hie I shall he lost to you tee sere. It Is for bitter that I should go bear" all ie pee. I met le write a lasi Maw, km my band shakes ro week I tionseL May Clod Nees yea end wake you happy. Prey lor me • pity me, _and try to link, me. Ovid bye. Your paw feet heehaw', CH•11.1111 W1R111 , 4 Vt." Ibe letter -so eddrated to " Mts. Beatemea, 16. Bourerie- Veer, E.C." Th. body of the deessesed we removed to the Wandaworth wad Elephant Ueda Workhceee, to wait see en geese. TM I+lo of Mr. Wright, • builder, of Batterves rise, auterequently Yowl-4 the deco lied as his uncle. It is sup p....*l that he w.st down to Wandsworth by slate trace, sod w seder Ni .boot the rotouton until he carainitted the dreadful *rt. He woe !about AS years of age. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CllATHAlL—Between 12 as 1 ....lea oa Suadey morning tut a Ike broke out in Mu 1.0., b ut baildiaes in Etiathire Lees, • .bat divest. from Lb, g ee , eallyp,r, g e ed .., a nos bop.. sea vab!e, sod in the until...digs of Mr. E. Tyler. lb. fire see fire , prneierd by • stlipwrieht beteseleg to the .:oalyard, aimed Itose, who, ea paring odour the road wholt l.ads horn New &entree sad ekat• the premises., observed the dews ineitlo. Be irn trie...ieivy raved en •111,01, cod Pebovadteteble Berllng, 60, wu von on Is. .put, together •ith • iamb-r of other pre war. The twee. by this Uwe had buret out In mere eal parte of the bath of bu Mitre. The polite•coevalds Must otos the door of tine kilobit, hat the inetaat he did so the Mimes .pot out, edecinelly prevetting any eat. risr, the reeolt Leong that Gee ealnelde horses were Out., were twat to death. their etoe being of most pi , eoue o...tryout.. In seethe? pert of the budding • numb., of vv.., and owes Wife tortena.ely reseutd Illisjured. I routedi etely is the ditv.evy ..4 the lint • mes essger wee seat to the dockyard, when the povertyl fire melee Where, to that leuebliehoseat, togeth.r with 111 body a pa r to work it, wee deep/oohed to the spot. &tyre it could arrive., h.seaver, the dew. had clea,a4 l ima a corn pieta weetery of ilt• p.0.e.. %het all bops .4 along them was altadoued. Two tate where woes. I Aged In a budding enacted to the stables were oath 11141.11, owl ese-rol nets of Mawr with nibs. P"*.P . 'rit 6 " , tu'ed. The .oittio of the Ire appears to be • no vet y, which ut the wore inexplieehle Of the ' , abbot mad •hete no bested with ru, thee prevent ing say candle. or other Ilighl• Mum aping& We believe the pomace were Moored. SOUTH KENSINDIuN MUSEUlt.—Derieg the week mlrg Dee HI, the rumors hem hem es follow.: On Meer dip, y. end &pocky (Crew daya),3.6lit ; us Mose/ and Today (fr. .v,alaz.), 4...67 : oa the .tor veoe e t e t dap Isaubdol to the pehlitt,llL), 1,114; ass student.' raw key tWateroiey),Die: touv,ll4oA/3. Prey. tho ukentag of li t a Os Sim% lAN'S'S& - tab fold lima. COURT OF COMMON PLRAL—Dzo. 13. Sittinp at Nil Prima k Loadon.—(B4late Lad Cldat Jamaica Nat sad • Spacial Jam) - - - ITDIAL .. TIN SILT lIIISTIAN ZAILWAT 11011PAXL-• ACCIDIRT. The pileineff he Ode caw. • commeroisl hevellsr, oriesd thrown thr injuries seatabsed in • • collision wire happened ea the Orr Werra Railway on the slat J the • sad the delendents prided not guilty, sad tit the bad osier 201. in tall etheredon of the OMB of *Mks. Mr. S. Chstabers and Mr. W. Williams appeared kr tie and Mr. Haddleston and Mr. Ilatrunre far the ts. The_plaintiff was upwards of 60 years of age; mid at the dor of the accident he wir travelling on eeminiedoe far Meson. Peke, Seth and Co.. and Mean. Chose. Thompson end Co., ea ecaployonat from which be erimerdthathe Amid Nosier rent SOl. or 6001. a par. Oa the Slat of January he wee travelling ea • secoed.clar presager them Wolver hampton fo Shrewsbury. Nothing perform toorred he served at Oakes Gres, a place viten' about thirteen She of his destination, when a trueendoes meek occurred, in cemeepenes alas tarn nosing tats sego reeks which wee brag siamild. The *Stiff wee thrown violently thrward mildest the media aide of the cerriegmed for two or three Wares he or hiesneible. Whams he reorred his senses, be bead Massif algae in the coders. He our onions to get net lest a worse thing should beiges to him. The step, the seepplag board, sad the bed hoseentaway, end he ern Sot trust his LIP to carry him s o . = • depth. He west to the other side of the c bet there the door was locked. He relied ea slams, sod resistance come; but the door could not be un locked lepreetreence of its bevinggot joubed, and ultimat e ly ft by force and the plaintiff was lifted out. He or eandnaW to • luggage station about a 'porter of a mile off, and OS toe or three hours he was tithes on to Slat ewe bury, sad nazi thy he crawled rather thee walked to the house of me *ld esstorer, Mr. Poole. lb. Katy came is, and Mr. Show, a slow reneger, knoths lint as • Cmwho wee connected with the railway crapes,. Mr. yric! be had called respecting the accrth sled W plainti ff was not able to proceed on his jou rney, he := be glad to give him • free par to Loudon ; and he hoped that be would allow him to seed 20/. to his hotel, oa account of orspeneadon for hi. injuries. He added that be was only a servant of th e company, and 20/. was all that be could advance. Mr. Kelly afterwards seat the 201. to the plaintiff at the Olorie Hotel by the hands of • elark, who produced a paper wbkh the plaintiff signed without reading; for he placed Implicit credence to Mr. Kelly, and be was not in • condition to give his Mutation to anything. On the 284 February the plaintiff returned to London, sod was &traded almost daily for four months by Mr. Garty, a medical mem The injuries sustained were • severe blow on the leg, which oared • skin wound which remained bad for two months. his front teeth were so hurt that they had sham come out, and their place was now supplied by free one, ; but the most serious injury of all was a shock to the nervous system which down to tee proem time affected him memory. and produced other distressing ay mptosos so frequently resulting from such • canes. To me hia own superior' he wee before the acci dent a strong healthy man, never la his whole life having had marks for a doctor, but now he was like • ' child. His pecuniary lose err his doctor's hill, which he had paid, 471., besides • claim of about 301. for further attend ance; the cost of his sollidal teeth, 164, and t,be lose of his commissions, which be bad been obliged to give up. Mr. Getty expressed an opinion that the chances were &gained the plaintiff recovering, and Dr. Walsh, who was also examined, thought that there had been a concussion of the brain end of the spinal cord, though not of any great severity. Some gentlemen with whom the plaintiff had been con cerned In business expreseed their opiate that previous to the accident the plaintiff powered very high bewhome abili ties, and that sines then he had become meek unfitted for bulseaa. Witlfte•le were also called for the debase. Mr. Webb, aclerk to Mr. Kelly, the tread manger of the northers division of the railway, woos on We morning fol lowing the occident to the George Hotel, sad saw the plain tiff in his bedroom about half-past eight in the morning. He said be waa better then he had expected, bat be felt • little shakes. There did not seem I. be moth the matter with him. There was a email braise on the haat of Dialog. He declised to hay* a surgeon, but said that would see Ids friend Mr. Whitney, who ;meld give his • draught which would sow put him right. He said be should make 64 or 101. in the event of hie requiring medical aid, which be did not think he should. He said it was not his brumtlem to make a market of the company. In the afternoon witness, by the direction of Mr. Kelly, took to the plaiatiff 201, • tree pus, and • receipt in full. He found the plaintiff in the Commercial-room writing. Hassid he had had edreught, and was& greet deal better. He put on his spectacles and read the receipt carefully, and then signed it. Mr. Kelly said that when he saw the plaintiff at Mr. Poole's he cold be kit much shaken, and added, " I suppose you will maks me SODA compensation." Witness said be was reedy to pay any reasonable amount of compensation, and esked him to name the mount. He hesitated for a few momenta, and said, " Perhaps you will name the sum ;" and witneu then said, " Would 201. be • satisfactory sum F" and plaintiff said it would. There sae also some seldom to the effect that the did not soma attar the acoldett appear to have bast seriously hurt; and that he ingresned hunaell satisfied with kit eittleoteat with the cowpony. The Lord CldefJoodoe, In anzatalng up, said that /or the el the day It must be taken that the pilaff had bssst the negligence of the compeay, sad tho polid i rity= have to consider wss, whither the phho tiff hat token the 201. Ia full of all degrade In redrew, to the saddest. The jury at ono& found a verdict for the dameleatt. SECOND COURT. !Wisp at Nisi Prins fn Loedou.—(Befor• Mr. :settee Byks and a Common Jury.) The woort was ocoupied all day with a ere Involving ems warder reistiug to a patent, the details it which were at no interest to the public. COURT OF ERCHEQUER.—Dsc.. 13. Sittings .t xW Prins at 6oildissll.—(Befare ths Lord Chid Baron arid s Bridal Jury.) roz•No V. DlMANT.—ebill. Mr. Wilde and Mr. Tomlinson ware sonnesl for the plaintiff ; Mr. Bolin, Mr. Lush, sad Mr. Hanyman repre sented the dafeadant. This was an action on • policy of insurance on the ship fr Gertrods y agna, which met with storms on her voyage om Maailla M to Wam poa, sad was sold by her agents for the *wads. The only question at {woe was, whether it was • total or a partial loss, the latter, as alleged, being covered by MI. paid into coon. The jury found the loss was partial, which was in effect • verdict for the defendant. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Niel Pricts.—(Brfore Mr. Baran Bramwell and a Special Jury.) ACIIIALLIZILX V. WSIOKT.-LCCIDINT. Mr. Henry Jason was nomad toe the plaintiff, and Mr. Hawkins for the delesdeat. This wee en &Mice brought to recover comptamtion for injitries sustained by the plaintiff 's play and carriage by mann of the negligence of the defendant's eetvapt. The defendant pleaded not puny, The plaintiff was lately the director of the umeical depart ment of the Crystal Palos., and also the lame of the Surrey gerdens. The defendant le • gentleman residing at St. John's.srood. On the 6th of July last the plaintiff wee driving over W•stmlimier-bridge, at • walking pace, I. his carriage, drawn by • pony, which be Tallied at 351. Accord leg to his caw. he was run Into by the defendant's carriage with each force that the plaintiff's carriers wee much damaged and the pony so ipjared that he wee sold, and fetched only 14/. A samba of wit:mites were examined es both sides, sad their evidence, as newt in these collision cases,was most oon l.cting. The jary haring deliberated is the box br about half an hoar, T. Fortes= said—My lord, there are nine one way and three another, The Issued judge suggested that n juror should be with drawn. Mr. James said he could not consent. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Then, gentlemen, I must lock you op. A juror—That is one of the evils of an unanimous verdict. Mr. Baran Bramwell—There is something to be said both way.. The tame juror—lf your lordship had paned on juries ea eiti.n ea I have, you would ire of my opinion. Mr. baron Bramwell—l/ nor euppee that I am in favour of an saanieroue verdict. I only any than see two aides to the gumbos, which has bean durcuseed by shier beide than mine. -- TM jury retired at We o'clock, end at eight o'clock, not Wag able to agree, were discharged. COURT OF PRORATE AND DIVORCE. DEC. 13. (Be(ore the Judge Ordituay.) RON LL O. lIONSALL.-SYLCIAL /CRT. Tide was s come relating to the will of Mns. Lowe, late of Cry afry• MAD*, Aberyorsitb. The plaintls , the Ram, j 4e . Boman, was the brother of the dowased, ad the defemlost woe hie sou. limy years ego the deceased, who war • lady of emelderable property, ..de a will in favour of her arspbew, but on tbe 14th of September, 1868, she executed • Momentary paper, giving the bulk of her estate to the p/aiatiff. Two days tater she revolted this latter diaporatim, mad ths valetas of thia art wee the gumption wow at Mr. Edwin Jataap,Cl C., Dr. 11-at,, Q.C., .ad Mr. Keene, appwared Gtr the t t.ivaf ; end Mr. It. Alwanl.l, WI, Dr. Soaks, owl Mr. Field dot.pciant r ille . oxamermilio .4 wite.....• In ...ippon of the of the Iffih of Sepietobrr bad pro^rArd • to-iy litre soy. open it wee erreattrd betwen counsel that no (antler opposition should be offered to it. . The court then decreed probate of this docarosat. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Ditc. 13. (Wan Mr. Commiesloser Murphy.) VIZ lALTmoI'uLITAN 0A LOOK OMNIHVII CuMPANT.—. MATTER OY IIIOMAS SAWKINS. This sue, AY boa bra so helm* Ware ths alert, age s ease eer ce, sad occuAim pied the attration of the leered lm WU Its Mr. eargeed sad Ms. geed opposed. ea on the several proems exeskes; tad Mr. Wine find Mr. Stamm swotted. Tee Court the that several other wearers Audi be ogled, mad the amen ages idioms& IX II I. WILSON. This temilvent, a retired warms In the royal navy, was •Prd by • maim' pereen. Yr. Dowse supported. thin the iniceweet, who as seventy yetis el ege," m = d es sixteen months in prison. His baU-pay was 1101. a year, but be only recelwad 811. He had mixed bim etal op in eccommodation bills, sad beam his insolveocy. The Yana commissioner said it was pitiable to see min Ys we in prison on wooonamodstion bills. The are Ina sikkonnisd. ASSIZE INTELLIOBNCX MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Lmout, Dec. 13. The Han. Mr. 'natio. Crompton arrived io Lao°La from . Nerdisesploa by the 1.46 train. Hie lordship proceeded to W City &eilons House, when the oontmiatiou for the cou r :l3 of the olty wee opened, and after the chugs to the c • jury, the court adjourned to the County Hall at 9 o clock to-rworrow morning. There is but one prisoner for trial. • His lordship then proceeded to the Crown Court and opened the cooradisket for the county, and the court was then ad taradtill 11 o'clock. The matte contains nine prisoners, but the Awes of none of them ant of e really seelotto choroot/R. • After the opening of the coonnhalta Mr. hullos Crompton proceeded to the Cathedral to prays; sad err met in the great transept by t h e Chancellor and the Rev. J. IL Gibney. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—WORCZSTER, Dac. 13. (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) The commission was opened here last evening, and bui l:tees commenced to•dey. Tow were 14 prisoners for trW In the county gaol, and Bin the oily, but only one capital offence among them. ARSON IT ♦ DOT. • little fellow, named William Osborne, was charged with wilfully setting fire to a rick of Musa tits property of Ann Muss, at Chums, in this county. Cromwell osedocted the prosecution at the request of the judge, sod Mr. Powell defended the prisoner. The jury, after consulting together, bound him Guilty of =Mr rick on lire, but '• not with latent to do any SY Loodeblp said that mounted to • verdict of acquittal, but the jury did sot intend that it should be so, for, main mealting, they found ea saceeditionel verdict of GM*. esatence wise deferred, so it is saki the prisoner has been uf nob neglected, and is not perfectly mane. 110110LA1T. Thomas Nairn was fund Guilty of a burglary at Dudley cm the 22nd ()amber. Tee prisoner had succeeded in enter ing the house of a Mr. Hemming, but made so ninth nobs that he disturbed the inmates, who caught him is the cellar before he could secure say booty. He had only beat a law dart out of prism when so detected. Tan years penal earritude. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Exenn, DEC. It (Before Mr. Baron Chan=ll.) BIGAMY. Emily An., Ormond, a diminutive pima, of a remarkably youthful appearance, was charged with bigamy, at Ply- lir7Holdaworth promented, and Mr. Con defended the primmer. The prisoner yes elserly proved to hare beset married to a sailor celled Ormond, In February of this year; and In the November ensuing she married another sailor ogled Buckler, bar farmer husband being Mall alive. Her defame wee that her tint husband, who was not more than 19 years of ap wham they ware married and she only 17, soon got tired of her and that he wee in the habit of treating her meetly. prisoner wee found th ri ft y, and wee sestsaced to two scathe imprisonment. KACRII.IOI BY SAILORS. - - Ames Elwood, Th om. Brown, Jaws Barrio, sad Joseph Dwasis, four Isadore belonging to the Trafalgar, were charged with sacrilege, at Plymouth, on the 13th of November. Mr. Cole and Mr. Lopes prosecuted ; the prisoner, were undefended. On the morning of Sunday, the 13th uh., the church of Bt. Andrew's, Plymouth, was broken into, and two cushions and the oovenng of the communion table were stolen. Sob sapiently, the prieoners called at the shop of a dealer named Zeffert, and offered Win a portion of the articles for sale. The jury found the prisoners Guilty, and they were ma. fenced to ree yews' peal earvitude. ANOTHER FEMALE BIGAMIST. Caroline Randle, a good-looking young woman, was charged with bigamy at Plymouth. Mr. Carter prmecuted ; the prisoner was undefended. The prisoter had married Jobe Randle, a sailor, and wham be yam absent Me received half-pay from Ids. *Wet ha Ms receipt of the halt-pay she married a private in the marines, called Wheeler, Randle being still slim, and prei mint in court daring the trial. witearisonse alleged that Itendle had base previously bin this wee contradicted. She also sold trial be had gess with a proa:itute, sad Mid told her to go mime go IMO. — The Jury Acquitted the prisoner, a verdict which wee re ceived by shouts of laughter by everybody in court. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LIviiPooI, DEC. 19. Canwm Counr.—(Be(ora Mr. Baran Martin.) TIC DANOIM Olt MiDDLINO WITH POLICI OFFICHIS. 6b/Are Dorms, 19, Walkers It'llorst, 22, and Joseph With, 18, yam indicted for feloniously cutting and wound- In Joha Robinson James, a Liverpool police officer. On the 21st Angled, between 12 and 1 a.m., Junes, whim an duty la Wellington-street, Liverpool, saw the prisoners and some other men crowding together end unavailing. He told them to disperse, which they did, bat soon afterwards they oolleM ni ed and the deabance was renewed. The usin laterfend, when 111. Ford (who is a cripple) struck him violently over the head with a crutch, and idled him to the ground. Oa rising James wee seeraled by Doran, by whom the offloir's ear wee nearly cut in two, while Walsh kicked him Tag .surely several times when ha was lying upon the ground. A verdict of (hilly was retained in the cases of *Toed and Loran, each of whom was sentenced to ten ran' peal elevitude. Walsh. against whom the evidence was not so complete, wu Argerfrad. You, Dic. 12. (Before Mr. Justice Wightman.) The following prisoner,, among other,, were this tneruleg bra tto the bar for sentence: ltiont Binrtey, for the manslaughter of his wife, In Sheffield, to be kept in penal servitude for seven years. Hie kedeldp, in sentencing the prisoner, remarked that he had been found guilty upon clear evidence of killing his wife b ti *Wag her with a sand hammer. The deceased, it spinet had earned a fire poker, but there woe no proof that she used it to attack the prisoner. The jury had recommended him to mercy, and his lordship had attended M that recom mendation in considering the extant of punishment which he ought b receive. &sued Nils, for a felonious asmult upon Mary Jane Lumley, st Saddleworth, on the 21st of August last, to na =rears' penal servitude. German, for uttering forged Bank of England notes, at Leads, on the 16th of September last, wee sentenced to five yews' penal servitude. MANSLAVOHT6II AT HULL. John Fula, 26, was charged with the manslaughter of Manasseh Sheer, at Hull, on the 23rd of September last. Mr. Wheelhouse prosecuted; Mr. Foster dreaded the geroser. The dreamed was • seaman on brad the Cornwallis ship, at Hull, and at the beginning of September last he, with two of his comrades, newts! Hendrie and Spain, ob tained leave of absence from their ship for the term of fourteen days. The deeened and his companions west to Sunderland, and on the evening of the 3rd of September they entered the George and Dragon public-bore, at that town. The prisoner, who ie a pnvate in the 3rd West Tort Militia, wee also in the horns. well as three young women named Paull, Clinton, and Gibson, all of whom war more or lees effected with liquor. la the rune of a short time somealteroation arose between a girl and the primmer, who had previously known etch other, and he struck bet three or four times. Clinton interfered and attacked the pri soner, whom she struck on the bead with • glass containing rum and water. The force of the blow broke the glue, and the prisoner's bead was rather severely cut. The prisoner then kicked Clinton for attacking him, upon which the de creed remonstrated with him for kicking a female whilst she woo in liquor. The winner wan angry, and send the deceased what be bad to do with it. He almost immedi &rely afterwards took of hie belt, • portion of which he wrapped round his hand, and then made • desperate attack upon the deceased, pinking him on the heed with the lea, the large braes buckle at the end of it ...wring • severe wound then the sir of a ohrilter. The deceased had his heed ban daged up, had at that time the Injury sustained was not non- Wend of • dangerous character, but be afterwards died. Thejory found the prwoo,r amity, and he warn auttesood to 12 mouths' tzeprieouteesa. HOCSERRTAILING AT HTDI Ddnit! Saville, 39, and Jaw Saril s, 44, were chi:lrd with tweskitg lola tb. too. of Mary Am. TbomiN and soul*: Ilterefroo. a laraa quo.. ity of wearing apparel, at Haddam tisk!, on tee 304 M.. Mr. Bloo.bard ood Mr. WoDgfl.l.l v ere f•r UN prosecution. Thejary C.uud ho h yri.-nrr; god, previous motto *lam Wog pr0...e1m:44w them, 111,y were sentsoced to Ioatl Isere papal =vita& each. [Advertisement.] —lts delicious aroma sad grata hl slo lobbolimis by lb. .hay ageleralatioa tome Is drat to W. 4rotosla.lla tf.siata. saiblod Wm *oddly to NWT* richlud smog bt rtnrmoriraing the canal. WU.. Th. r:irer.ae. • boa bon .14.1.1 1. r YeVe preys §8 Um Irritant ear a el orb Immo an tuit•• .114 kit. lode meter • SKIM rod la swirl viper llMlNWlllebee if Am.( ki...0.9.1146 Choreal CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW COURT. (Before the Canaan Berjautt.) Mien dlexamer pleaded runty to ea tailettaait ebeeseas him with scuba:Mos wale moseys Imamate( to ikshlsoidt, his muter. Mr. Eilbton prosecuted, sod Mr. Cooper was for the psi- Roper. The proaecator, a shipbroker to the City, stated that mi. Reser bed been sir year. in their employment, and had a salary of 1601. • year. Hie defekations had extended over some years, and as far as they bad found out reprmentai about 1601. He was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. The other cases disposed of were those for passing bed coin, sod in several instanon the sentence of six years' penal servitude was passed. Both mute rose shortly before two o'clock. 7HE POLICE COUBT& THAMES. Mr. W. H. Maitland, the secretary of the Royal &neva lent Society, of which Lord Viscount Ray%bin, M.P., is C=wafted upon Mr. Bede, to make some esplanationa r 9 to some aberrations made by the magistrate • few dq• Awe in reference to the management of the society. It be necessaly to state that since the observations of the were made public • letter has appeared in the papers oomplainteg of the management of the society, and that letter be b.e replied to by Lord Royalism. The statement of Mr. Maitland was • recapitulation of the arguments advanced by Lord Heysham, at whose request he attended. He said that the magistrate had menplaised of the enormous outlay for the small Imam incurred, and had taken as his authority the first you'. balance-abeet of the operations of the society. A great muater of expenses was necessarily incurred in the establish meat of the society for adrertisments, books, furniture, stationery, and other 'bouts. The sew behmcw-abeet for the Vending July 18, 1859, would diow a met decrease In ea er penses, the office teatime being only 811.8 s. 9d. The Mire clerks who were necessary daring the first jeer of the society's operations had been superseded, end many other soommical arrangements carried out. A great loss had bon smtalned by the society in consequence of tbe miscon duct d Captain Sheppard, the late secretary, who Amended is Monk last after be had cur, mutilated, or burnt every book omanseted with the society, In consequence of which it was impeetible to ascertain whether the subscriptions sad &act time promised had all been paid up or not. Mr. Belle reiterated at great length his objections to the Sent year's report of the society, and said there wee a great deal cisme& to • very little breed. In addition to Mebane meats to the amount of 7771. Oe. 6d. for bestowing SUN. toa. 4d. ha loans and gifts to the poor, there was another Item, tt 1121. due on account of a public dinas sW 7 ll.B 2' • was not aware until Monday there was a m onad balance-sheet. It was quite evident the first secretary waa a very dishonest man. Kr. Maftland—No doubt of it, sir. I wiah to point out to yen that the objections which apply to the first year's re port don't apply to the second, and that for an expenditure of 4961. slaw I have bean secretary, only 611. costa hare boa incurred. Mi.Eel/it said ha we. perfectly astonished that the auditors ohould have pat their names to the lint report, end salted how it was that the dinars cost 1121., end the cash far diaper tickets only amounted to 161. 16s. He always under stood that when gentlemen dined at a public dinner each ems pdd for hi. ticket. Mr. Maitland said it was the initiation dinner of the society. It wee the custom in England for charitable Wed- Winne to invite the public to a dinner to obtain subecriptione sad donations. Mr. Selfe said there were outatanding liabilities according to the first report. Mr. Maitland—Which Lord Raynham has gensronaly paid, and the society is now making favourabli i rogrem. Mr. Self, was very sled to hear it, and a very high compliment to Lord Raynham for his benevo nos. He (Mr. Salle) did not want to eat himself up as a censor, or to asy scything unkindly, but the society was certainly somewhat too pretentious. It was stated in the fleet report that the so ciety was placed In communication with the several mono polium police courts, and then followed en extra% of a sermon preached by Bishop Bailer in 1740, which com menced, What we have to bestow in clarity being a trait, we cannot discharge it faithfully without taking some ems to satisfy ourselves in some degree that we bestow it spa proper object. of charity." A very good passage indeed, but the Royal Benevolent Society, which proposed a high aim, had not in the first year of inexistence attained the object it proposed. Oa the contrary, the funds subecritx d by the benevolent bad been grossly misapplied. Mr. Maitland said that an dottrel), new system of manage. meet bad been adopted ; the accounts were audited every week. An order was made by the committee requiring him (Mr. Maitland) to Deimos his scoonnta once a week, to pay Into the banker's each day soy sum over 101., which amount be wee to retain for current expenses, and the working of the moiety had been ro-orgsnised so se to reduce very consider ably its expenditure and Melvase its urefulnees. Mr. Belle was happy to find the society wee on a better foundation. After rams further conversation, the Secretary ,thanked lie magistrete for his courtesy and retired. BIBLE-SELLING IN TEE STREETS. On Saturday morning William Allen Hunter, re . eiding b Mirs'occurt, Old Physic-gardens, EdinbJrgb, who bee for some tier Pen r the practice of vending Bibles ' from a barrow on the streets, was brought before Sheriff Jenson, at the Polies Court, charged with obstructing the public thoroughfare. The complaint against Hunter wee at the instance of Conacillue Girle, and was to the art that on the 7th December be did, " by means of • barrow, wilfully cease an obstructors in the public thoroughfare in the High er est, to the annoyance of th e complainer." The °reprint was founded upon the ISLA section of the Edinburgh Police Act (of I 848;, which subjects to a penalty not exceeding 40s. "every person who, by means of • truck or barrow, or other means, wilfully C4UAM• an obstruction in any publio thoroughfare." Councillor Girls stated that he had brought this ore forward, as one of the oeuseillors of the dier, purely on public grounds, as the barrow was undoubtedly en obstruction to the public thoroughfare. Mr. Spence, 8.5. C., appeared for Mr. Hunter, and pleaded that there had been no obstruction to the thoroughfare. A number of witnesses were examined on both sides. From the evidence for the complainer it appeared that, on the day libelled, the defender had placed hie borrow neer the General Post pillar-box, and refused to remove it when requested by the complainer, who, in virtue of his office as councillor, is "head constable" fa the ward, and I. required by the Municipal Act to en frees the provisions of the Police Act. It was also rated M evidence that the defender was not, when so requested to remove, engorged in any sale of golds ; that he not only failed to comply with the complainer's request, but mails UM of insolent an d abusive language towards him; and that the defender was In the practice art caring crowds to collect during the dsy round himself and his barrow, both in the High -street and other pork thoroughfaree, by reading to or add/rising the bysta nd ers . For the defender, on; the other hand, it was alleged that his barrow was four yards distant from the pillar letter-box, and not one yard, as stated by the oomplaiser; that he need no abusive language to the complainer when requeeted to remove, but simply said, "We are all sinners, and need the Word of God ; " and that the barrow was no obstruction to the public thoroughfare. Mr. Jeffrey, of the firm of Peter Scott and Co., Una of the wanes... for the de fence, stated that the defender wee employed by Mr. Peter Scott, and that 1,390 copies of the Scriptures bad been sold from the barrow within the past twelve months. An ...tempt was made on behalf of the defender to prove an IrtiMlls on the part of the complainer. Councillor Anderson stated that he had frequently heard the cimpleiner tiptoe his objection to the barrow as an obstruction, but on crosarxeminatien be admitted that the only occasion he referred to was the peer ' ow day, when this complaint was first brought forward, on whish °erosion Councillor Anderson was in attendance in the police court on behalf of the defend-r. Sheriff Jameson, In giving hie deeSion, referred both to the clause of the act under which the complaint woe brought, and aro to the book of reguletions for the guidance of the police constebles, is the letter of which the euperiniendent suggests • little leniency in enforcing the act egeinat parties who do not reins. , to more on when requeeted, or who are actually mimed in a sale when rending. The sherd[ hold that, ea by going round the bailey the complainer, ur soy other person requtring to post heels, could do so, the com plaint was not pr o ved. At the rime time, he cautioned the defender to avoid in future pleciog himself sear the Post office pillar, and recommended him to show in rotate proper respect when spoken to by any person in the official pritton of the complainer, and to move on whenever requested to do tux—Scotsman. MARKETS. COTTON.—Livenecioi.. Dec. 13.—Tbe sake of cotton to-day are estimated .t IMO Wee. There kw Wen a large Inwinew dome in Swats at irregular prices. American is witiwet any material Waage from Friday last. WOOLLEN.—Luna, Die. 13.—Tbers bas been a fair atteadaace of boyets is the Mills this moreim t , but the st o at of cloth is tio much reduced as to prevent little choice to se lect trout, consequestly the mensections have been limited. The bulk of the au-lures onotinuen to ho done either to order or by deliveries direct at the merchant.' warebomes. WOOLS.-11VDDED,FILLD, Dec. 13.—1 a wools there Is Iwt iu u. kluit3g at }N..rut, rlcrpt is • few iIIatIMOSI where usenUl••turenv ass I.) itig t rc J.nuary Bow/mt. YANUFACTURItiI.—IIr DDEROIFISLD, Dec. 13.—The vairbouess d.nog tho work have kept up to an average December intruee.; but la the market 10-day trade appears most mum quiet, Were beteg nu praming demand fur any thing except ntle carve denting, the otooka of which were Gloated Inn week. CORN.—Hubt,Dre 13.—At to-day'a market a fair imp ply at , wh elt st tans 441 11..1y at lan week's wiles, 445. to 4 s‘ per .9)411,5. Issog tb. ‘slue of beet rune of nil. Furman held above the views of buyers. Barley of choke heavy quality supporta tete eurreeop, bat Oasis eed the tighter &wwiptkes of Danish sod llolstets asstlettei. Deus sad peas slow sate, sad peen rather to favour of boyars. Oslo doll, and kW setae bully 'spooned. Th. gossip Imports lost week in is under :—Whast, 7,664 rasisa ikrie71 4 , 430 . Besse, 6,601. Pees, 130. Tares, 323. lea Talmud. WO. al oaks, 76 Iwo. &see, 129 tome. Liam, Damns= 13.—(Fresa the Cireular of meson. Dunne sad Co.)—We coatinne te be wail supplied with viand, 'hi& marts with a good Emend at the rattans rates el Friday ; ban le teeny ewer ea advance of la. par quarter boor this day week. Heavy barley inquired tor; hett kale eseentend very Bale notice. Beans rather lower to sell. Oglisr paella as before. Arrivals since this day week: Wbe5t,14,976 qrs • barley, 830 ; oats, 71 q..; beans, 4111 qrs.; pass, 426 qrs. • rapeseed, 616 qrs. Average price of gram for the week aiding Deo. 10 : Wheat, 3,646 qrs., 46e. 104 d. • oats, 76 qrs., 26e. 111 d. ; barisy, 2,746 qrs., m lO ryi. Olt • •: 8 4 n., Mo. ; burn, 18 VA, 46.. 2 0.; Pub: q 96, 46. I,yrrX, Dec. 13.—Wealbsr continues damp and foggy. At our Corn Exchange this day the show of wheat was small ; all descriptions oast a ready sale at an advsnos of ls. pee qr. upon last Tuesday's totes. Barley, bast malting runs maintained last Tuesday's prima; secondary samples Is. per qr. cheaper. Grinding sorts without change. Beans and peas firm. Wheat, white, old, 611bs. to Übe., 445. to 48s. • ditto, new, 6011 w. to 621bs , 42a. to 475.; red, old, 6111 e;. to 631b5., 42a. to 4.51.; ditto, new, 69lbs. to 61Iba, 395. to 445. Barley Chevalier, new, 62105. to 641b5., 38e. to 465.; common, 61 1 b.. to 621 b.., 27e. to 31s. Bear., old, 66114. to 66ilbs., 468. to 605.; ditto, new, 641bs. to 66th.., 40a, to 47.. per qr. to the growers. Nawcastma, Dec. 13.—The weather his at length become more seasonable, frost having net In, which has every appeereaos of continuing. At our market this morn ing we had a moderate ahow of wheat from the grower, and having nothing fresh in from the coast the trade opened finely, a clearance of native samples being made at the fad rates of Saturday ; but in south country or foreign little was done owing to the lineally of holders. For a parcel of extra new Suffolk white, 54m. was procured, and 60s. for floe old SuffAk yellow, new yellow at the same time commanding 49a. 6d., all per 5041 W. A little Ins new whilst has arrived from Hamburg of Xeckleoburg quality, for which 51s. was demanded, and Ws. bid and refused. Flour moth as before. Barley of all kinda moat difficult to quit, and inclining cheaper. Malt unless fine without inquiry. Other articles unchanged. SALIIIMIRT, Dec. I3.—At our market to-day there was a moderate supply, most of which corns to hand out of con dition. sad at average attendance. Business in wheat was limited, and prices had a downward tendency. In Sour little doing, but unaltered. In mating barley the trade woo a Buie stook, and only beat samples maintained lormer rates ; Inferior and seeciudary qualities declined Is. so 2a. per qr. Is malt the trade was dull, with rather a downward tendency in mime. The trade in other descriptions of (rein easel a trifling character; and prime remained nominally unaheired. Wheat, new, 41s. to 42e.; old ditto, 40a. to 49a.; barley. 24e. to 41a.; beam., 40e. to 605.; cola, 245. to 29e.; peas, 40a. to 465.; rye, 304. to 35e. per qr. Tares, 2s. on. to Be. 6d per bushel. Flour, 31a. to 37e. per sack. Malt, 80. to 84. 61. tor bushel. CATTLIi.-61•Lisetier, Dec. 13. — TM. being our great Christmas marker, it was supplied with between 400 and 600 beasts, which was one of the largest shows for some years past, none of the beasts were parti cularly fat, although many of them were of the finest and best quality, and of the most oasful description. There was also a very fall attendance of country butchers and dealers. Business commenced with peat spirit, and °entitled with great briskness throughout the morning, and nearly the whole changed bands. Last market prices were very irmly maintained for ordinary besets; but for the very primest anismis 6d. to Is. per score over late rates was obtained. The bumper of sheep offered was about 2,000, which was extremely small fur this market, and barely suit!- cleat for the demand, sod amongst them were some remark ably fine animals. Moat of these valued 2d. to 4d. per stone advance over the ordinary rates. In selves we have nothing to speak of. In the pig market there was a very rood supply and a fair brines done, prices ranging high. Best on 684 lls. 6d. to 13s. per wore ; 00W and bedew ditto, 10s. od. to lla 6d.; best down mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to 71d.; veal, 7d. to 71d. ; fresh pork, 64d. tu 74d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. to 9s. 6d. per score; graces bacon, 814. per lb.; dry ditto, 944. to 10d.; sweet pickled haw, itid. to 10€1.; gutter old store pigs, 10s. to 160. each; oows with oslvso. 141. to MI. each. TRAFPIO ItETURNS. WV/UM Ms Per Me- Taal. Total. •Pla• Ur,. otiandlm.ls l 30. M S Wilk sada Den 10. t m Illree. mad do sie Doe. 1 Wows .. 7311 •.79 wall • ixt 1. North bad= • 1.306 1333 IMP 2.11$ levai lsaffabem. l2B NI 1.303 fan UK SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Cyclone, Coital. Dodging, galled tram /*lab on elms Ida of Nasal for raging* use *oohed og td Mb al Kay in let 19 S, los 70 and has not gam bees heard d. Culloden', van to St. Joh.. NB.. Anode! mar DIM% NA, sad Is stool wise ; arm lehded.—Lleverpool, Dee. Globe, flogs Shields to ?maiden* ia oh Aare on Dutch Llazsd. Ueorpool, Dahill. loos, heoce to limanala, eras lost og the nee off Bavassilt about the lath of ' Boa IL Nadi.. Carnal' Day* of sad from . Lade Poe Mara Lemma we aba•doned in • Waiting wale tn tam nod of Nereseolor. In Ist DI N. lon 14 W ; wow landed et ll•Celes.-I.4norponl. Dee. Is. N. Illaelley, trees Port Tenant te New York. vas standoned; crew eawel. Sem ninth (Alp), Captain Cummins, from Liverpool to riamesab, got on blaeliwater bank retarder et O p .0011 filed, and her mega were Mat ewer crew oared. The wrens• le parting, eat w td be in peon the One frame.—Yards thane. near Weaturd, Dm. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. American. tram °lwo.. for II dna, D.a 1 , lat 44.41 X. ke 1130 W Beivoomois, from 1190dertand ior Hoag Kos& Ike. 0, Lt 44 M e bug W. Victor, from flisiaparo for Liverwool, Nov. 1, lat 10 N, les 114 W. THE PENINSULAR MAILS.—The Tagus arrived at Southampton Tweeds,. She left Lisbon on the 7th, end Vigo on the lido. She brought 80e passengers, and amongst her cargo were 20 boxes of specie, 893 cheats al oranges, and 251 beasts of eggs. On the Bth inst. the centre crank key of the starboard aught, broke, and one engine only could be used for the rest of the voyage. On her homeward voyage the Tagus experiesocd strong breeses from the southward and eastward, with • heavy ow to Cape Pinteuerre, alter which she had easterly winds end fine weather. The usual Portu guese squadron was at Lisbon, also a Dutch screw frigate of 60 guns. The Portuguese gunboat Donna Maria Ann arrived at Lisbon on the 6 , 10 hut. (Advertisement.l—HoLtowey's PILLS AND OlNT ithay.—Consionntion laalmoxt Invariably preonded by rent debillth °math loud appetite. and duet.. The Alterative and tome Inductee of Holloware Inv&lusalo rotnethes operates like a eharm m rutt:l= them nouns formideble symptoms Ano of there purifpoi LAU.e at once be cnionteurtd. and at the tame time Holloway's ointnyeall Mould be I.risiny rubbed at least Melee • day over the but and then. The ointment Is reoriented. whim need after thoncloc with warm brine. and well dieing. Toe conjoint eff-et ,tf the treanuatt I. roared lout • change tor tte better is otherved within • week. and the m• e ent whereon; the appetite mere, tbe eboetnen of breath cam., and the basamilag meth Pi 0 0 e.alabw altaeether. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CALHOW.—Dee. 12,0 t Forest-hill, the wife of P. Tedrow. lA, al a doubter. II If ottlietT.—Dee. Mot Ovingtontermee, Brampton. Mn. C. Elehheft. of • daughter. N 101tutmON.—Doe. 9. at Bottom. West BromPteq the mile of J. W. Nicholson, of a daughter Pint ISHOILE.—Doe 11. :a South Lodge. Tulmtbill, the wife of 6. P. bathe. ytee.. of a daughter niurcort.—Dm D. at brtchton, the wife. of IL Phllpott, req., of • &odder. 110e1S.—Doe. 10. at Dudley Home, Guildford, the wife of P. D. Eme„ E.g., of • ma. TI LLNARD. —Deo. 11. at Potobrottroad. Kensington, the wife of T. T 311 1 M. It: 1 07Z 3 kl hi no too Ball. Think, Lady Cecilia Turtort. S We. WLL r.l Dea. P. a llohne put Derornhlre. the Hon. Hrs. H. Wm. "'a W • WYNN st Colton nOWIO. Louth. Ow wife of Captain Wpm.. of • daaptar. MARRIAGES. COPELAND—STUAILT.—hee. 11. at Pembroke Chapel. Llverpool, by the Roe. C. M. Blrtell. Mr. J Copeland. of Ktrkque ecotl tad. to A. rteraghter of A. , thart., Req.. of tYpi. Ir/lacton. LI% rpool. ON BORON—°WNETAIAN.—Dee. 11, at et Ptibp'... Liverpool. by the !Lew. H. 0. Yarns. N A., Gilbert., ron of M r.. 1. Glefron. of pro- Leafaehlre. Mari Arel. naArbter of 11r. 0. eloortmaa. of Warm/. HOUTON —BROILL—Deo. Bath. W Morton, rel.. Commander 8.N., to Amu Marla , widow of Captain 0. A. Broke, Royal Ithetneera LRCMS—KU •Y N 11.— bee. at brat thumb, Cork, by tbo Rev. R. W. Poweet. J. Low, kAq., Captain 47th Itreft.. to Atha. daughter of Ow late W. C Row an NRIL—AUSIYARP.—Doe. 10. at St. John's. Maream, by the Rev. 0. Browse. O. a. Nell, ,of soltheath, Altsbetb dastebtee of Mr. W. -abea m, of Margate. LLI PAN —CI lu, at St. Orontes, Dublin. by the Rev. Du hare er, W. bo.larat.. Eorle.rtroet. !AVOW, to Ellrobetb. death...a of J. Kllbee. of Itarnalkaab. W kklue. TAN VY —*ORILLA.— Ove. 4. at Mookmoon fßoreb. Dublin. by the Ice.. Y. T. llootyn. the At,. C. II MiAlivort. to fthmabeth trabe./a...100,,bter of T. J. Marie. Rot . of Rather. DRATHS. BYRON —Tee. 8, at Chmoel otteet, litigraso-equare, Mary, dAhlthfo' of the late T. Byres. SA. ClAh N.—Dee. 11. ale. J. Gam of Tenetturrh.,treq. wed If. 12. at Michael pore, liroupWA. A. ladalick. teq N.. Ned 7S. JAUKeWN.—Uee. h. At Watehel.l J. 1 Jackeeet. mot 71. J KIT. etoll.—Dee.f.•l‘7..Well.. , 2n.burubellaad. Aite• nettlet% - 4.4 3i. tIIBY.—Dce. 10, Jern - 11. .trot, GaNaln W. Kirby. R.N., M.N. /13.ANE 4...-1/OC. 10, at Wow:Rank. Kodleben. seer 11•Debste. _ _ .--_--,. lathed* Who loan wife aJ. 31' Law ' toe . swl 73. 31•THILIOd.—geo. Ahsabeth, • Ire of Mi. J. eaatkoma, of non, Ittrillt—Thee. t r os K Mn relict of the he , lohpoJow, of ChohhaL.OWe. s o mo7. so7d:Zbta or the lele Weer al OW, of hardael Lanceobw. 011L1370.—Ilee. 11. at Ptddlogton. Northvonoto-thlre. Mn Ellosteth oaks, Wen* of the firruladon Word Wlthlo oetlool, aged 70. Printed and p u bil.aed e 7 Wittiar Kiuo Batas. a No. 1, Luratard tttruct. In the City of London. Printer. at the Oka, W Lotatlard Street In thi Prtelact o 1 weitthim.—WIUSIVDAT, D.c,as 14. 1661