The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-23 00:00:00

IVIERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. The .uhjoined official notice has been issued by 0 .11 .... iw4ioners :—Her Itijesty'e Commissioners , ~,,loptal the following regulations with respect •. •• ..ellei.eiou of viniters to the Exhibition : The Exhibition will open, as previously an ,., on Thursday, the let of May, and will be daily (Sundays excepted) during much hours ~., the commissioners shall, from time to time, The Royal Horticultural Society having ar is new entrance to their gardens from Ken -11,.:imi-rosel, the commiesioners have agreed with 1: , . c ouncil of the Society to establish an entrance t.• the Exhibition from the Gardens, and to issue a nekct giving the owner the privilege of ad- Moth to the Gardens and to the Exhibition occasions when they are open to visitecs, melislitig the dower shows and /Item betel in the, t;sribus up to the 18th of October, 1862. 3. There will, therefore, be four principal en- tran ce for visitors : — ( 1 .) From the Horticultural t;.irdens for the owners of the joint tickets, fel- I.,ws of the society, and other visitors to the gar (2.) In troluwell-roail. (3.) In Prince Albert's-road. (4.) In Exhibition-road. 4. The regulations necessary for preventing oh .tructious and danger .et the several entranoes will be c , Aued prior to the opening. Admittance to the Exhibition will be given only to the owners of Beeson tickets, and to vinitore I ,.isiug at the doors. mtAf4o,l h. There will be two dames of season tickets : 1 t h e Ist, price 3f. 3w., will entitle the owns to ad nas-in to the opening and all other ceremonials, a . well as at all tames when the building is open to Gar pubhr ; the 2ml, price Bd. 51., will confer the wale , 1.1.911g:es of admission to the Exhibition, and sill further entitle the owner to admission to t he tianleux of the Royal Horticultural Society at South Kensington and Chiawick (including the tower shows and fetes at these gardens) during the tvuttuuauce of the Exhibition. NM. Or ADMIARION. T. On the lst of May, on the occasion of the opening ceremonial, the admissions will be restricted to the owoers of season tickets. & On the 2nd and 3rd of May the price of ad mission will be It. for each person ; and the corn iniwoomvs reserve to themselves the power of ap. pointing three other days, when the same charge will be made. 9. From the sth to the I;th of May, se. 10. From the 19th to the 31st of May, 2e. 6d., wept on one day in each week, when the charge will be sa. 11. After the 31st of May the price of admission ce four days in each week will be Is. BALI or Rambo, veins. 12. Season tickets are now for sale, between the hours of 10 and 6 daily, at the oases of her Ma rety's Commissioners, 434, West Strand, Lon don, W.C. 13. Applications through the post (stating Christian name and surname) must be addressed to the secretary, and must be accmpanied by Post- Alice orders, payable , to J. J. Mayo, Lg., at the Post-Aloe, Charing-cross. It No cheques cw country noise will be received. Cases for preserving the season tickets may übtained at the dice for la. each.—By order, T. R. SAND/OgD, Secretary. THE MASONS STEJIL MUTING OF THE TRADES OF LONDON. Au eggneflibe saints of the Loudon troche eo visage. .weaved by the Lades Trades' Owned, wee held bet swain ie the begs Fees of the Initiates Oak Areamistarest, bl end. fog the papas resumes Y mast the operative stews of Lendentt2 stubbled restaanee to the system ell payment end reset by the her. sew Wowed by • psalms el the lesM aria bei dwti ad further to drain the winks ell the tasi t lo 1 1% that system. The rens nu warded. sod en ths seem the delegates of seat el the at the aelropolas, aid sewed delopla = li re provisos& Mr. Wasoor (*Nee) wm called to the ask. He said it wee hardly asaresery for Min ads mere then weisteia eerier derma Ito presseediags, The awful attempts al the water koildwe, awl the able resiebase of the amen& won well knows to all pawl The met* naiad be cella ewe to declare nisetbor they still awe et the sues opiates so (crawly, that the hoer eras was detrisesetel to the latest of the working imam COISOLLT, Moot, Mowed tho lost rewhils• se leas : " That it is the °pane at this matte( the what et employ - meat and paymeet by the hour itdrcinesd i E ss ise buts, balder.' stoodation w an invasion oe the at their workmen, and that the masons are Justified in reshOlimiY introduction, and gad • oliert ming of the Isuare of labour being essential to the physical sad mast& improvereset of the working classes, the demand of the mimosa for • Saturday half-holiday, leering off with at 12 o'clock, is Met and equitable." Mr. Cemft armed site a detail of the struggle during the last eight eassitbe. la that time they had received many important abeam' from employsers is the trails to the terms of the compro mise, which had taken several huadred men off the stnke. books, end these ours, much to their bosom, had orestri holed Irons their hard earnings within the last sin mouths so less than 7.101. towards the support of their less forte mite hemlines. ((,'hmen.) The Mamas tieteral Society had costributed the rem of 3,50 W. to the support of the woo ue strike, ad in abinice tad last week placed on every member • levy of lid., which would them • suns of and • weekly key er fu l k iir which would yield them :101. per week, lie mismilemed these encomium's in order to skew thus that while suttee for the support of thy working dress wank they L.. 1 ca lei • unwilling to help tbesemileea Bre wee teluforro them that they at preseet stood is • geed 4,.in the lest few day. w inipaMant member el Ma.- ter Builders' Awes:tattoo, Mr. Wilson, of the Swank had ▪ quhtioually wit hareem the hour mime is hiseetabliels pout. sod Accepted the terns of the compromise; ad is • • the ukuhuticoasuottee would be 'melded to 1111111011111011 rt.,: more important concessions to there delmoda. It was : r neomory to motion* the struggle • few nears kept cui the victory would be theirs. Fortified so the meow Ilhoti.l I. by the expressiou of opinion from We enestisig tier were determined never to resume work for say meter bas. Flee os keg se be ormitiased the hour system in his eds. sit. Mar, iwesr.l r. mous (bulkier) seconded the resolution. On the p.n.'. of humanity, policy, sad duty, it was iseeneasist oe a veiny working awl to raise his voice in deems:idiom of the hour is stem, soil to support the masons of Condo a In their irt.tuure to it. The ismsons bad shown a bright esompie f c..cautowy hod bnnuese for the last eight smooths, m il...tin.; great honour upon thmu, aid entitling them to the ▪ top.ithy sail support of all who lows liberty sad hated Of resolution was carried try aceleatetkin. Mr. 311 . 11511A1 (laasouter) snowed the seesed remintles— " That is the °pillion of this seeeting, seeing the determined and einnieteot runner to which the aas.ord Leedom have resisted the dictation of the !heart Huilleme Amenities, at a great awnlis of time and money, fee the lut eight =maths, it entitles tlwm to lb* support ed the week=s clams ; and this meeting. on the part of the trades of Llodues, pledges itself to support them until the hour system is withdrawn. sod their jest demob receded." Mr. Prrimottio..c icarpenter) seconded the resonation. He wee Itatry.y to hear that after a straggled eight months the miaow. were tit a position to enemies that victory wee is view. The speaker entered at considerable length into the many evils iiiihcted by the hour system ups. Ulll work ing climes, and coodu.led by *apemen the pleasure be fi.lt, at knowing that tie system, thank. to the noble coo. duct of the !swamis, wee in its last lop. It woe eeeouraging to beer that the masons would, with an mans lift Imes the trades of Leedom, ultimately win the hard-fought battle. The resolution was cassia amidst loud cheering. Mr. Grout Poem moved a vote of thanks to the rhairmas. In ding so be trusted the object of the meet iog would be earned out in its integrity, and felt pleasure in Deism able to state that with or without the aid of other trades the reasons would defeat the hoar system. Mr. Prarriiim wooded the motion, which wee adopted. The sleeting csorluileil with three grown fur the hour Cy stela, and three cheers for the succor of the masons. MAN Arrvocann bum, Smr.—On Toe r it e afternone the body of a .hip's watchman. named r buneau, who resided at MI, eurnissibind-street, Casegow. was found on board the barque Sultan, of Liverpool, this moored at the buoys is the harbour oppowte Hoek. It appears that on Monday evening. sheet ikiwo Paul Armstrong, master of the Sultan. whisk wee Ulm iming molted by means of charts:al far the wpm of deotroying vermin, after lockiog the eabi• sad stein envoy oder aperture, left the keys with Duncan. The lumpish' after ni.tructiott him not to open any place stG daylight yeaterd.y morales, left the vessel, and did set Men till ball past 12 O'clock yesterday sfternooo. He this discovered that Duran was sot on duty, and, in sonseqersos, he rawest a carpenter, wool Robert Lusk, who was employed as bard, to forte open the cabin door. When this was se ftrepitthed, they found the unfortunate man Duncan lying tbe doer of the akin quite dead, and a candle barbing 011 the table. 1 konsanrl woo thirty-four years of age, and ttu.srritd. EJsatitr•fh C 41170141, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1862. LAM INTELLIGIENCR. (THIS DAY.) COURT OP 003010 N PLIAS. Sitting in Basem—(lldere Lord Chief Judos Erie and iodise, WEIN sad Keadag.) l'AlltAer v. BASIIIIL—A Itaa MINT WITS natio ACID. The plaintiff was ta the employ of • carrier,who took goods betimes Load= sad Crept" and the plaietiff's businees ins to collect geode fa the City, convey them to the Elephant sad Osells, sad then treader them to • out which anted lbw% to Croydoa It the city he met lierter, eeether anises ors, and Ate. pot into We ti t b =. sidaneed " Mr. Watermas„ Croydos, and a "std.' ilde carboy Stsyser received from the Meads* wise is • dryealter in the city. At the =4sad Ord, the pnintire father helped the cart .4 b eg : s he ear woo o b s ei tb e a his beck lima to bdi cefa d toge b olt dant, sad the add rms in a dirt queatity over the saw trrno4the piantire penes. 01 ems, he wee frightfully hat he Itad dr gamma cd Mod to run into oodles shop, pull of his dear, and pi water thrown over him. He Dow claimed sempematiom sot the trial cares as be. fore Mr. Justice Insishbers, whoa the jury sassed the damages at 501., but he kedehip &reeled • noose* subieet to the opinion Of the med ,The question now was whether a rule to eater • wad far the plaintiff for SOL should be made shadate. Mr. Hairline sad Mr. Archibald appeared to show owe, sad Mr. Berjesat Parry to support the rule. The defeadeath counsel submitted that there wee so stir reprematatica by the defendant to induce the plaintiff to any the azhey, see wee there any privity of matract be times the sa d that • this being eo the nosenit amid slead. Os the other bead, it wan stated that the ddeedast weeded to get the wboy to his customer at Croydon es the day he mat It, sad he knew that the railway tympany would non teary ends a dangerous article ex= as a knew WereCtra sad ffil, eVirt ** a t take it if h ular en' moot knewt was adds add. Simply labsMig the package ". Asir thrifts% it was mete ass Weaned to denial= !Weft. The COCA that there wee • duty os the defendant to take tsrosable eats that &agorae nature of the artide shed' be node ksown to all parties whoa he intended to sews in sostatt with it ; and the pry having found that he had ad adopted such precenttoms, he wee liable fa this settee. Rule absolute. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMO NIAL CAI7W. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Nr. lootie• Wightman, and Mr. Justin aim) 811ZDDC4 AND 11111DOLV O. YfHI ATIVIIIIM-GENZILL AND mom (am eo sem reocesonios). Nes fibeidse sole reamed tree spa& in !avow of • rule nisi for a reirerig et ler era; and was addressing the court elm we east Is pus. COURT 07 BANKRUPTCY. Were Mr. Regfekrar Roche.) trs OOLDIFTANT. This yea an cwited Int sitting The ban F.e trept wee • menmiectee come el Trafalgar-square, New Mr. Omer Ream" d No. 2, Clement's-lanci, miechani, was examined at acme hwgth m to hie anteeedenta, which the reg"itrar did set aseshier materially affected the Auer tine of proof, which he admitted See y. Mr. Staff wee choose amigime. Mr. C. I. Lewis, Mr. Sluiced, sad Mr. Pooh appeared in the cam. MS GLASS. The wee Om int slit*. The bankrupt was deaceihEl mark to a coal mow elm% of Church-row, Newiegien. The liabilities's. 2051. ; amete, (Before Mr. Comaimiamer acting for the Senior This wu aa adjessoll=inalks sessling. The bank rapt was deseribul as a dealer in chief produce, of No. 42, notch:lap. The maternost of moots, prepared b Mr. F. B. Smart, shows— Dr. : To eredllems. 43wa is. IL, which is thus discharged: Dr isMs, 00.110 a. 108.; property given up to waive's, LIM 14e. 51. ; pivreiy is the hands of ere. diton. 254 ; is rovossiss, ; deficiency, 9781. 17a lid. ; as wen hoboes. Yr. Ray appeased Ise the assignees, and offers' no op putties. Dergley wee rosier mei fee opposing creditors, and Yr. C. Z. Lewis supported the [The ors was art oat= report left.] SHERIFFS' COURT, Rao LION Sgt AEI. (Brian (Mors Mr. Hader Sheriff Burthell, and • Jury.) AITIMI O. moss -11/11ACI OF MONIS' OF NAHILLAGI. This wee an oaths far breech 01 promise of =Mace. Jadgmest wee allowed by default, sad a writ of inquiry was scanted to sews the moue to be awarded. The &cages were laid at 5001. Mr. Y. 1. Lewis was causes) for the plaintiff. The de feadaat was sot repressated. The plaintiff was housekeeper to the service of Colonel Hay, at Brentwood, Ease:, and the defeedsat is the sense service ant butler. He bad a passion from the East India Company. and en annuity front a relation of a former mu ter. The plaintiff became pregnant, and went to • relative, at Edinburgh. Defendant proadeed to her brother to marry bar, and mid he had between 2001. sad :103f. in the funds, beside' • pension and an ' amenity. Armaments were made fur the wedding. The defendant soddenly left and had not been heard of. There lad bees substituted service of the trial. The only witness sand was Mr. Jahn /kith's, the plaiotiff's brother. The leaned Coder-sheriff told the jury they were not to take into needsration the circumstance of the seduction, aor to punish the defendant, but to award temperate damages. The jury mewed the damages at 150/. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) TEI WINDER CASS. Mr. Charles Henry w iiaTkateoe: ed 15, Marlborough (lamas., Old Keat•re(d, was charged order the followlng Warlag 1.6•••••••...116 Policeotssetable William Page, of the V Division, said he was on duly in the King's-road, at nine last night, when b attentioa was attracted to a patent safety cab at the corner of Markham-street. The driver was wiling ant to the defendant, who was in the cab, to leave go the reins. Defendant had noised them, and the horse was upon the pavement, with hie head up against a large Ode glass shop front. Defendant was very drunk, and when he got out of the cab a rumour bevies beau got op that he was Mr. Windham, • great many persons assembled round • Defendant railed witness a fool and said he did not dare lay heeds on him. Dafeiglant—Prey is that the whole of the ewe ; I believe these's soros more—thers's • cabman, isn't there? Policerran—There is a calms°. Defeedast—He is unpaid. Kr. Arnold— I have nothing to do with that, which is not the complaint before me. refendant— I have out paid the cabman. I believe he is satisfied that I andl pay him, sal if not, he has his remedy. Mr. Arnold—You are cha rged with being drunk and dis enterl. Dsfe y ndent—There's not the slightest doubt about the being dunk but I object to the term of disorderly el oceth.r . I don't think there was the least necessity for ip sr interfering with me. Mr. Amid—Yon had hold of the mins and had the berm upon the pavement with his head against a shop frost. --- &fedist —The cabman was going to two to the left, tested d the right, and I did, of course, what people really do—laid hold of the reins to put him right. Mr. Arnold—l hope at won't go forth uncontradicted that people usually lay hold of the reins instead of directing the cabman, because 1 think much mischief may result from it. You ore hoed se. _ Defeedant-1 have to complain of gross anew at the ■tatson sear Cremoree, where I was locked up and was treated like a wild beast. 1 want the numbers of the men. Mr. .knbolJ—Yois must apply elsewhere for that. lIIARYLEBONE. IT ♦ RAILWAY WVA!T. Thomas Draeox was placed at the bar charged with having embezzled various sums of money received by him fur and oo account of the Crest Western Railway Company. Mr. hurdle, chief iumpector of the company's police, &- posed that the pnwiner had heti the situation of cart porter upwards of six months. and that it was his duty to collect parcels from different offices in the City, and to receive mousy for the carriage and to pay it over to Mr. Nicholson, a clerk at the Paddington station. On the 17th wt., after beiag spoken to with regard to something wr is his accounts he abscood o, ed without any ootto= nothing more woe semi or heard of him notil y es t er day afternoon, when witness happening to observe him on the company's premises salted him why be was so foolish as to leave, and the reply he ark was, " I don't know, but I hail a misfortune and lest 51.." He was then taken into clstialy ; altogether there was a g e gi c i. e y in the prisooer's accounts of l 11. Is. 7d. Prod ot these different payments w.oi given, and it was shown by the evideses of Mr. Nicholson that they had not bees atconated for. The prisoner, who bad nothing to say, was committed for trial. 111011“ 101111E/IT AND VIOLENT ARRAI'IT UPON A FINAL& Tkonas A istlersow, aged 21. deacrilod as a locksmith, was charged with having entered the Chancery Arms beer•house. 26. Suffolk.plaos, Limon-grove, and steeling therein a gold neckchain, a gold locket, sod a dram, the property of the land lord, Yr. Henry Atha ; he was farther charged wither violent assault upon Sarah Atha, the wife. It appeared from the evidence that at 9 o'clock yesterday evening Mn. Atha went up into her bed- room, sod baring with some difficulty gained au en tram* siva hood the prisoner behind the door. She bad bold of bile when b• blow out the midis whisk she bed is her bawl, rave her a violent push, AO& might lave caused serious injury to her by falling dowsalslis, if dm bad not fortunately been caught by ■ penes who ens sowing up. tipos as alarm being girlie the primmer adlsetad his Iswaps, bat wes salasquatly upland by Hem, DT D. It was firthsr shown that the snicks above alluded to hod bap nonorod haw &swan, iso., sod wore dons op in nodinsw for sorrying off. Ihrgsator Braddlok said that the primer hod boos well t up, bat that al Itto he hod boos a regular amoisto of rev. Pinowoded till Saturday. THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMMISSION. (raft DAY.) This day the inquiry was resumed for the 30th time, before Master Warren, at the Sessions House, West. nalseter. • Oaleridge, who was instructed by Mr. Davis, of Cliffordetirest, addressed the jury on behalf el Mrs. Windham. He raid that, although he dbe well easebent Hawn pirsonelly to leave the ease of Mrs. Windham, as hied bee pat forth by Mr. Imolai , . still as her sonneel he felt bound to address them brlady as her Wolf. He was glad to appear before them to had back at least some et the accusations *kik had base boacht swing Mrs. Windham, wan toviedicialle her eanduet, which had been cruelly aspersed ia the imam of these pressed isp. Her oharatiter, Gonda* and whole We lied boon mule the chief past on which the ow* elf Mr. Windham west° depsod. could Imam sad riltai an inquiry of this kind, if it proceeded bum as heart and p enis, love of parity sad virtue, but it was evi dent from the proclaim el the iavestAr that she object in view was anything bat • love a/ sad virtue. no marriage, liositsoa. and settlement of Windhass. the Teethe, of her riders, whom the level, deeembed aeon the verdict which the jury pea No seen mail have watched the course of the tawdry without wedging that the ulti mate *Wed of it as to set ride the sonless of Mr. LWMsee with Mrs. Wisdham. If Gemseal Wiadhea bid obtained the ramibbemeal of the Mein Wirt" whisk be tried to abet an the Mk and doh el A. they ester would have handed Ws ens. 'See WWI •• OA km err" so motive too bed. whisk bider* haw brought spirt Yea Windham. pt. it set tad temb witk meow for esskbig by maw al Ms taw to set amide side. mai whisk they did not believe to he se but be did blame the. for the reaseaselms witk wide the are coos peasswelmL lfie WWI Ow ter the Riede is whkk__llMlr lessieee see mils tie red to &rift Mre. Mallen d die essdeel s lesivy , sad the biped olbsprisg. Let them leek at the faded** ate sad the petite= al the parties, end jade WI We mar rip ben that poist at view. Hare yeas yam memorith semis, by set kis s i t i angasaninas, deem Birierafre. toed Midi opens. Be. taele s sil bobbed is NNW esd r= yet ben sod tMeeti a ve, s i telleerieg alma d k whisk he mold see aypaesk but whisk wee tea Mess M he s paste/ the teal Me is whisk tltryr neved, sad see be s weeft that seek •me ahosbl falls love Alb stab • games ? Was young mad foolish people to basins old and wise at meet Wee the feeling of love to be aid were prickembs dil beibli thimp mkt lis to be regarded as beim ? If mg slat mold baseme et the poetry and romance el Ble t IWeell set • part of the occupation is NM dews the homed /Maw be put it this view of hems =Mee as te yeeesil t It wee miemeelly haws Weems d the wised et man bed fallen saw Ms Was son d the wires ol love, and that woe et the highest moihem Is the eristocasey of this hei lkeesedad from poems The bed dose what Mr. Winiem hod data Bat Mee II nos said this wee me the nee el amen hilltsated by lossety—liM Ms& tihti hem wee • mimes peelibile—that she we moms Mai Os 114 0 ths imervied Mr. Mealiest ke we set i tilde at otiose to I.l.lll=Mrartisillm see the ehommear TL Mr. pew _led derma her.He see speaks te mend the weld, sees she Mew ghat life. ea lli Me. wee. at e hyme* le same Mei Mom so Way ter sem h. males be fern is es sea slims as hell bus emliested by Mr. itleism so Aimee IFlllesiley. Were there se spa aria sh d e allied theermbet mad pole who sever wild have my ellielies a Am" ? And beams Mb see lee by 'weed sad amp bieeseste. vas II te be easelimed by sea% sled was Mr. Illedbem be be r m is s bmsele Wink see lbs. Wiedbms le be slimmed herhisi team they ii the sum • is LI Aim umbel that Apes yes semipt et MIK a yea. at S na re elbe eseteellei thlemeehem—Mat slat sized Is esdelet sal hers tie keg mkt ire sircuriSSIIIMPOS manatee eWe Ms.lsiam Per the Babe at 'Whig hand) s better relies eel mtablibed her slim Ilk um the sea M be tend weed epos end told thil the wee so better liessmeeseemypsslMMet If Mr.Windhsse wasthe hopeless bilimiletheit he was new repreeeedea te be, if he was a macealtal foot, why did sot same noise of Mr. Wind ham's family were Agues Willoughby et what she was going to do? Why wee she eat told by the _friends of Mr. Wiadiiima that he was • fool and es kaiseile, and that if she contended • aismiege with Mr. Whidhera it would not be valid sad that an applicatios would be made to set it snide ? Was this information not voischsefed to Apace Willoughby because she was oonidered to be a person of immoral cha ratter ? He bad yet to lasts that all the roles of honesty aid fair-play went* be set aside because • woman was a whore If that wee the view taken by persoos et aristocratic lineage, be rejoiced that he was one of the people. If that was the morality of those with blue veins. be was glad that he had red blood. But it was said, how can you justify the settlement which bad been made ? He did not mean to put it forward that Mra. Windham had any gnat love for the man she was goieg to marry. She was probably looking for a position, and having regard to the means she was then actually etjoyin& he did not think the settlement was so nojustifiabk as had been represented. The truth was, the sting of the settlement which had been made was not in the amount which MA la Windham was to have, but in the intro duction of the word children, and the clause that the offspring of the marriage we. to succeed to the estates. Then with regard to the preeento which had been made to Mre. W., let them consider that Mr. W. was the owner of an estate worth 12,0004 or 15,0001 and he did not think that jewellery to the amount of 7,0001. was an excessive gift under the circumstances. As to the presents which had bassi made after the marriage, let them consider that they mem made as some propitiation for the injury which had ben dew to Mrs. Windham by bed hatband. As to Yes Wisher bin the congenital fool, at view was quite upset by the bat which was proved before them, that he had veseied the 11th form at Eton. Even General Wind ham bitter!, Meer the marriage, treated his nephew as of eased Wad, biasesa he negotiated with him for the sale of Led te the extent of 1,0001. The tender guardian and affec tionate uncle al sot hesitate to go to Felbrigg, in order to asks this tends with a congenital fool and imbecile. if Me nephew was what was now represented, an imbecile and • fool, what must they think of General Windham, who wept to trauma business with him ? He now came to that Nalebolgisin pool of filth and mutinies which had been stirred up by his learned friend for the pur ples of creating a prejudice against hie client— al,. its introduction was wholly unnecessary. The migention of hie learned friend was that the disease of which they had heard so much, and from which she was still sofiaring, had been communicated, not from Mr. Win dham to brit Windham, but from Mrs. Windham to Mr. Windham. The learned gentleman argued from facts and dates that this was absurdly incredible, and that there was nothing to justify the belief that Mr. and Mrs. Windham were so abandoned sod horridly wicked as the oats to connive at the act which was said to have taken place in the railway carriage between Mrs. Windham and Roberts, and the other to have been guilty of it, and that at a time when according to the statement on the other aide she was suffering from disease. The se ration which had taken place between Mr. and Mrs. Wiodliani was perfectly natural and intelligible. The learned gentleman then proceeded to refute the allegations of pro. flipcy which had been made against Mrs Wheelies= whilst in Dublin and Glasgow. The question for the jury to do terrains) was not what was the sire of Mr. Windham's cape. city, but whether he was compile mantis, whether he had discourse of reason. 'The learned counsel was proceeding with hie Write when our report left.] The Scotsman announces the death of Mr. James Telfer, well known for his contributions to Boottia literature. He was a frequent contributor to the journals and magazines, in the style of Hogg, on wend and mkt subjects, fairy legends, and folk lore. . _ . . . . _ At the ordinary weekly meeting of the Sootet7 of Arts, held yesterday mann', at the Society's House. Adelpbi, Austin Leyard, Eau., M.P., in the chair, the paper read was one by Mr. Digby Wyatt, "On the prie eent Aspect of the Fine and Decorative Arts in Italy. with especial reformat° the recent Exhibition in Florence." STIPNZY UNION.—The annual examination of the children belonging to the above union and the distribu tion of prizes took place on Tuesday. the 21st Wet., at the cbildren's establishment. Church-lace, Limehousia in the peeseece of slams number of the ratans -. yea and friends 01 salscatios. The examination was moat satisfactory in every respect, and it was gratifyiag to this.e present to witnese the thoroughly practical education which the children in these schools receive. This establishment, formed 23 years since. has been most successful in its working, owing doubt less, in a great measure, to the entire aspiration of this all dren from the adults, and to the interest each gotweisive board of guardians hag from time to tints shows in the welfare of the poor children placed nadir their care. I. the evening a mapiecient Christmas tree was exhibited, from which every child in the school received . pe.ssal. JUMPING FROM AN EX.PRCIR TRAIN. Satur day as the down express train, which reaches Taunton at 1.3'7, was passing Duretos a man of gentlemanly appear ance was observed to throw himself from the window of on. of the carriages on to the aide of the line. Mr. Snow, lea& lord al the Railway lon. sod some other persons hurried to the sink expecting to lad nothing but the lifeless romans a the eatortunate individual. They were consequesll7 elleiderably astonished to And that beyond a few ecratchen end bruins he was unhurt. He was brought on to Taunton by the pest train, and, as answer to the station-muter, laid he *mild assign no mesas for the rash act of which he had been guilty, but supposed he must have gone to sleep and jumped oat of the Window while dreaming.—Sontersel Cianette.. "RIES FOR THE HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY'S STEEPLECHASER Run on Baturdey. Jan. 25. IPARKERN STEEPLEXHARE. Set at 12.0. Dees,Elms &Dor, Nancy, end Oty Lad. HURDLE RAGE. Bet et 1.0. liortitsehe Onetntos, Attraction, Lottery, Hinder, and E IN. - N - N - P K 0.00 AMMO 10 =II IMOII2. 1 , 171W1111111 - 0111; a uo ITTT. k or N. Ilstfolo—s. to L. otrom sto N. MM., *mg. • gale. et Ireirad—lt to IL, to . sal N., N. W., mil N., homy to aft to pima, re dram to a pis. Paw OoWd—ILL to W., mrlitis, LL to oat W.W., Orme May or mow. to • mle. I. Opett—L to W., Molt, mos LW. Or N.W. sod N.B.=, I I Olt ... il as 1. l 471 41 w.i.w. Lll. - 11. as. i:Tat bah to • pls. Apra-1 to I. owl to W., I. to to W. sod N., pie, strong to • pis, rainy. with rola SIPLLIATION. I.—Dieeelr 'angered mad reduced to 12 dug. ell nese de US level ; amok to Ilsee, el ceded dee, esoolod emit aseleasdaddi Idi et eats& dideolles ; wed ask le deo., obore II deg., added 111. Imenees. Lam/ Ildeshender g s to 2m I I t7f= Mb par 111TOWSWIII sad dew go tor —lllredloo d iddl (lows—two iodide WI el Iwo! N. —law (1 to 131—allasied). C.-430114 (1 le 11). I. I • 3 kldwewki ( e. diode (del 1, kg : 0. Om 111. 1111111124 WV :r, rals : c wcww : ski I. . 16-11m~mos a MO. W.—Wdie. randen. do. g i rwOr WI. is WO mpg" bashes mad issinsia I.— N MINES.-(M18 DAY.) ----- Two o'OLocu. The mining market is firm today, :Litrans N. - action, to a good extent have taken 3 =3. East E . Caradon shares are fiat, at 29 to e. °Valley are quoted 10 toi nao , Cook ' s Kitchen, 29 o East Cern Brea, 1 to I ; Tamar Lead, 11 to 2 ; ;a East Devon Great ls, If to 2 ; North Downs, Lel be to f ; and North Treekerby, 27e to 281. East a Ramat have been dealt in at 52, and Great South re Tolgus t at 31. C. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. N. East del Rey have changed hands at f prem.; a... unda at 1 pun.; and Scottish Awftalian at 1 and prem. a. K COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. If 1/1211:111AL AVIIRLONI. Dm 11 I 61Far6. OCM 6d aft 141461 114 Sea Osla Mile la 11l Ns Ea id* lb 14,11 is 116 Strfs lb Mpg OD Id.lie L , Maim Nam. ire' 14:41 Id 10d is Odellll4 Ild me 104411 44 d Ild 4k . 11.1401 101,410 Sd gg . 4d,400 11.1 i 41$ Sd is Sdiddi 11 its 14 a. Sells Sta. Id as. Jr. _4 I siv!e 7l * . . UM Don.—WlNst, MMus, Oft Siva, Mem art IV" la imam Glum Sou. Ire 71411: booby, 107,100: c0r5.18402; 1 7 1 4 4 : 1111 . 11 . bMI :110. 1.791 01.11• a Ludlum smoviss 171 PlAOrOanall 0 I= ATOMS MOM or Titan DORMS MI SIX VIOLS 'WM. ittess. peo. ICIDee.III. pee. ILI Jos. 4. Fos. 11.1 I Fos. Is 0 - - U U • • II :: a •1 au II 6 61 6 MINCING LA NI.—(THD3 DAY.) m I W EILIGAIL—The demand bag beemse men quiet. Refining se volition of Welt Sodas are most in reqesst. Priem are on. 20 slimed, and a cargo of Mauritius, cWM fiy y qualities, LO Wenbe sold for Bristol at Us. ad., bsa weisßts for w No. 13. Bodied continues steady. la 9) 001/11111.—The paresis of Plantation Ceylon dead in so public sale have radioed extreme prices to a slight advance ; se middling qoulity sold at Ms. Id. to 78s. ; Jarasies, fine to to midd li ng. 70s. to 76e. ; good 'ordinary Rio, b i tu diaffi Z to 575. IS IS COCOA continues gaiat. in Tss..—A steady is doing at fall prima. io Rms.—Mauritius sold at 15.130. for fair, and is. 54d. for lo all faults ; and Demerara, I s. 10 d. M Ries.—Bengal white sold, 12s. 3d. to 13e. ; Bottom, 119 104. to 10e. 3d. SO Snoo.-30D eases fine small 'old at 255. to 255. ad• In BMM—rapper sold at a slight advance ; gray and fair is Penang, *l. to *l. ; fair to good Singapore, 31d. to 344. 4 Pimento sold at firmer p 31d. to 344. 4 EILLTPII2IIIL —About 400 bags sold, ordinary, at 3315.; si 5 sad 41 per cent., at 40s. 10 20 COTTON JUT& a re — is a good demand at full prices, common 10 io to 204, sold at IX. to W. 7u ed.; new crop, 211. 10s. so Tommie W sold at a Blither advance, Bengal at 24s ft ' to TALLOW MARICIT.—(THD3 DAT.) ID ill The motet is quiet at the amassed roast Tows tallow, 475. 3d., set sok ; Pateriburg Y.C., is the spot, 475. 6d. Jaasary, 475. to 475. 3d. ; liar* 475. 6d. ; April to . Jaw, s i i 475. 6d. ; October to December. 474. 6d. iis KKTROPOLITAN ovrna MARKET. d ii (TEM DAY.) We have a fair supply ol beasts, and the trade is slow ; to Sat ooneeqosatly Monday's quotation at. barely maintained. 1110 The demand for sheep is considerably entailer thaa the simply. Very few Ere said at our quotations. 10 The TWoday's ma rk ets at this time al year are very un- to istrortaat Our foreign apply oonseste of 75 bouts, 90 s sleep, and 56 calves. Nile cows, 90, le For Mons cit Sum ad. 4. d. ler Mot et 81b$.. s. d. 4d. 10 But OW; Iliestdo 410 5 0 llatiliesislildt4Bh 0 0 0 0 St lot Shartddorms . 4 8 410 MO Ididt-wesis.... 6 0 6 4 II limed 4851. bessY 310 4 1 Do. dd. Mars .... 0 0 0 0 SI Oates 4 4 0 0 Iwo a nasal gem/ 4 4 4 8 An Pip 4 4 5 4 Ds. do. alters llestDrtltlilidireis 5 0 5 8 lambs lleasti 45 aterk44. 1,060; Sheep sad lama" 4370; Cali" , 10. 114 : 1.45, IN. St. 140 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) rs Meow Harvey sad Bestow In c tirscie slow at the fol. ids lowiog wises:— .—Prime meadow IlDs. to ; =Perim IN ditto, 96e. to 100 s. ; inferior &MN to 70s. clover, L,•• 95.. to 112.. 6d. ; ditto, vow, osoood out, 85s. to 11:04. • " straw, JA to XL - SHARE LIBIB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two n'Ouxse. 1 The railway market to-day is heavy. The prin cipal feature is a fall of 1 per cent. in Great Wes tern stock. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Mid land have declined a to a. Other descrip tions are not much affected. London and 7 j ai North Western stock is now noted 9.11 to 961 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, wri to 1081 ; 133 to i ; Caledonian, 106 to 1 ; South &stern, 8j to 79 ; Great Northern, 113 to 115 ; and Eastern Counties, 64}w f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at to prem. The Belgian, Brazilian, Indian, and Canadian railway shares are inactive. 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Now oft. reloa d.. ol d toda. Austeells I UMW ..... A fITZEPLECHASE. About four miles Set it 2.0. Durban. Liberator, Load George, Whisker, D.T.0., and Hazard. -- A STESPLECHABIL About four mil.. Sat an 3.0. Vamiumm4, Ilk Juno% Ilaricovar, Beady Lap, California, Namara', Swallow, Rid Miser, Teisiriph, Irlacisioa. !MATH= BBPORT.—(THIS DAY.) —4.-- TIMID" fazeAsT 111. 8 L. - -- - • - RA= 1 LEM maws= r..... ias -- .." ..... I nor LW. LK WW. Lir. ILLS. VALERIA Allir iMi r il lllll .:: racer sax. sir. PROVINCIAL MASI MARKETS. 40 - LTVIIRPOOL, .7 AN. 21.4dia 111411/1-01dedentan, 164+}—La- ig) i n .„ make a s Yorkildre. II • i—Wsnettester. Paselield, and to Lincoln, lissi I— Oh—North British, ea—North iss Eastarn, Berwick, 11111-416.1 4311.16 f —Basle and eg. Lake Buren, 4,--Ortat 61536—Great Western sk of Canada. 111—Minds Coded. 46 —Ms, ex asseument, 27} ft, —Barabes sad Menu, 117 . 49—Uliania6ks ni ad. IP) _ aa. SHOCKING AND FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDINT AT CHORILI.—A sad accident took place at Charley Railway N Station yesterday (Wednesday) morning, about ten minutes * before 9 o'clock. At thattime the usual paseseger train from Fleetwood to Manchester, due at Chorley at 9 o'clock, * was pawing through the station, when a coal-train, consist- lag of twenty wagons, came up on the other line, et St. • slow rate, for the purism of proceeding to the coal 10 Althere to detach • Lumber of wagons. The e ' r of the latter train, Robert Winstanlev, on look ing nut from his engine, saw a young can, a footman of the Roe. Mr. Wood, standing on the station platform neer the departure pie, *ith a quantity of luggage, and ame seeivnitinig teems the line to the passenger train ; but, la ., *sa he was intending to eras it immediately, so he the whistle of his engine and slightly in- KM ellentill the speed of the train. A second or two after. 1 0. 1 wads, as soon as three or four waggons had got past * wham the footman was previously unending, the stoker, themes Outerside, happened to look oat from the engine, ENS yaw the head of the nofortuoate man on the way, ga, lot astride the rail. He had evidently been attempt. lag to seem the line, and had been struck by the fore part of the engine. The driver, on being informed of Ilk Use fact, at once stopped his train, and it war found that re the poor fellow had not only bad his head nearly severed r Mot his body, but he had • leg cut off by the mishap, and his body was frightfully ens QtUd. Portions of his hair sad bre* and blood, wens guttered over the front wheels of the engine. He was at oboe placed on a shutter and con veyed to the League Arms, near the station. where he re- ft mains until an inquest shall have been held touching the tg4 circumstances of his death. We us informed that Win- eke etanley has the character of being a very safe and cautious Mkt driver, sad, as far as we can ascertain, no blame is attached 60 to his Tan LONDON PAVILION, TICHNORNE-81111T, lliarwasszr.—The proprietors of this establishment an- 4 MOlNtee that their drat benefit concert takes plao3 this wed- 5 a 54 11., alma weed amities will be Introdneed. . 12.206 AO 14626 26 NON 146 4542 II /2,0221 2050 MVO Kesel is ANIR 14110 10 ' ANS NO KIM 10 NAM II woo° ID uscio SO *AN le oe; 5 5 0,0 0 00 ,w kac0 , 500 NAN! WI tomo' %col so woo', se 4.44•1 26 gao \l so ---- s Ili o is,s w ool kwoi 5 , 4 ode • 1 too so ',. TS} id in 6 SO sisdi as it zd lei id MONEY MARKET.-(THIS D&l4 Two °Twit. The funds opened with firmness, at an isuposs went of I per cent., but have since become radar flatter. Consols are now quoted the same ass* the close yesterday. English railway stooks aim heavy, but the fall is chiefly confined to Omit Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yesh- shire. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. R Ws telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes vim quoted 70fr. 06c., being I per cent. better thrua yesterday. The Bourse, however, is described as " unsettled." The scrip of the Moorish Loan is quoted li. li. me i" Sii r avaii t nit 4 NIL" il II 1113 46i . 06 db a sic _ Ilat _ *I _ .. .1 i • • • ID 1011 10 i fri ri za " buyers." Consols are officially marked 921, 93, and 921 ler money, and 93 and 92/ for the account. The prang quotation is 921 "sellers," both for of and the sith Feb. The official business repot is as follows :-Bank Stock, 242 e, 243 ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 92f, 1; New Three per Clods., 92f, f ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1118; Lydia Five per Cent. Stook, 106, 106} ; ditto Pour per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99k, IMI; ditto Bonds, 25e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "an faced" rupee paper, 100 f, 1 ; ditto Pim and-a-Half per Cent., 106, 1; Exchequer Bilk, March, 17s. prem.; ditto, June, 205., 235. prem. Transactions to a fair extent have taken place ia foreign stocks. Prices are generally steady. Venezuela bonds, however, are flatter. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 831 Us. 4, and that of 1858, 731 to 74. Sales are as corded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half pee Own, 1860, 911; Italian Five per Cents, MI, div. (exchange 25k.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 291, 1 ; New Granada ex over due Coupons and Hectares, 10 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461, ex div. ; ditto for account, 461, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1868, 1867, 1859, and 1860, for account, 46, or div. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, Mt, 691; Sardinian Five per Conte., for account, 77}; Spanish Three per Conte., for account, 631, 501, ex div. ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents, 421, ex div.; ditto Passive , 171 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 731, 74, 731; ditto 1004 Bonds, 76 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 f ;Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 23f ; dine One-and-a-Half per Cents., 12. The bar silver by the last West India packet wan sold yesterday for Bombay at U. lfd. per one% being fd. above the price obtained for the peering supply, but id. below that recently current. It may be useful to mention that, ea we wader stand, the extent to which the government et has have requested the India Council here to draw wpm than is about 880,0001. This, with the 110,0101. recently re m itted to this country through the medium of bills on London purchased by the Wiese government from the local bank% will ane cdote the return of the 1,000,0001. in mbar, which, after being purchased from the Bank of England, was some time back advanced by the India Council to the government of India by 'was of loan. It is understood that for the preemies arrangements are limited to this . • tranmetiso They will be spread over a of three monk. It is satisfactory to find that the Indian goverment are in a position to discharge this obligation efdh punctuality. Telegrams from New York report a reaction per cent in the exchange, and a rise of 1i to 2 per cent. in public securities. At Liverpool yesterday the sales of cotton nee limited to 5,000 bales, the market remaining wry dull. We learn that the traffic on the Malta and Alexandria Telegraph is largely increasing. The messages over this distance of 1,400 mike neater now between 600 and 700 a week. The telegrams are being forwarded over the Italian lines with greater despatch, the average time taken dazing the last two or three days having been about twelve hours. It is a remarkable fact that yesterday several meesages came through from Alexandrian four hours. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Louden and County Bank is called for the 6th February. A fifth distribution of 30 re. per share on omen of the capital of the North Western Bank of India is announced. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Scottish Australian Investment Company antes do gross profit realised in the colony during the pined now reported on at 10,9321. 16a. 6d., to which tun be added 2,1171. 164 7d., being pro fi t in the Ann of premium , realised on the sale of the comments shares in the Scottish Australian Mining Com (Limited). With 2361. 10s. Bd., received in Lea den for interest, commission, transfer fees, as., there is an aggregate grout profit of 13,2871. 9s. it The directors propose a dividend on the ordinary dock at the rate of 10 per cent. per annuin, Ism income-tax, which will require 10,0001., and Imam at the credit of the reserved fund 9,8221. 144 21. The new colony of Queensland has been Indy attracting a great deal of public attention, in con sequence of large portions of it being well adapted for the growth of cotton and all agricultural re duce, and for the prosecution of pastoral peonies generally. It has for some time been the desire of the manager to secure for the company a first-dam pastoral establishment ; and the directors now es port that he has taken the first steps towards the attainmbnt of this object. The manager anticipates that the investment of a portion of the company funds in this undertaking will be prodnctiveof loge future profits. With reference to an advertisement which bee appeared relating to a petition to wind up the Consols Insurance Association, the directors line issued a circular entitled " Exposure of a Plot he Ruin the Consols Insurance Association." The allegations contained in this document are of 'a nature to preclude our making any extracts boa it. It will suffice to say that the directors ex pressly charge certain parties with a plot to destroy the association for the sake of the legal expendi ture incidental to a winding up. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures. The interest is advertised on the Bonds of the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companie s. With reference to the market for American IMF ritiea, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows The market for American mourities in London has is list during the poet week. The fear of a great demonist in the value of coupons has induced may holders et Mao stocks and railroad bonds to effect sales, red qinatiess base been forced down. This gateman), however, Urea has bean • decided rally on receipt of telegrams feces New yoek to the 10th, reporting a general advance of 16 M! per cent. in stocks, and a reductioe of I per cleat. in eneinsp. There is at present more deposition to bey railroad den. where the rate of dividends may be increased, than beak, where the rate of interest is Axed. The mails from Calcutta and Chins have reached Suez. The steamer Bemires left Point de Galls oa the 23rd Dec. with the English mail for Australia of November. WZDNISDAY Evers Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers,' for the 6th February, opened this morning a t. 9n to 93, and closed at 92,1 to , both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Connie. for money, 921, 93, 924, 93, 921 ; ditto for atiesent Feb. 6), 93, 924 ; Three per Nuts. Reduced, In, , 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1; Thirty Yen nunities, 1885, 15 9-16 ; Bank Stork, 2411, 1113; India Five Na Cent. Stock, 1061, 1, 106 ; for moonlit, 1 ; ditto Four per Deben tures, 1863. 1 ; ditto, 1861, 991; ditto, DM or 1866, 100, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 23n, 268., 2Te. pima.; Four per Cent. " °dozed" rupee paper, 861 ; ether Five per Cent., 100/,_ 100, 4, ; ditto Fivnentle. Half per Cent., 105 i, 106, 1. 41 1