The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-09 00:00:00

INDIAN DESPATCHES. -4. (PLOW LAS? 111101rell 111•12112.). The following despatch had boss reached et the Rut India Homo: Tlt OOvttXOt•OINRIUL Or INDIA IN COUNCIL TO TOII Cell? Dr DIRINNI)10 0/ TUN [AST INDIA ODNIPANT, Fort William, Foreign Department, Nov. 23. In coatinuaLoo of our letter, No. 71, dated 9th instant, we beg to submit herewith a further list of Crkilled or wounded by the mutineers, en ed'a from the letters addreesed to this depart_ meat. We also furnish copy of an office manasean dna received from the military department, en closing a similar return in conformity with oar re gaisiuon.—Wo have, ac., CANNUIO. 3. DOlll4. J. Low. B. PrAcoce. LIST OF EUROPEANS KILLED BY REBELS. rairsaso •T TES POILIIGN.OPPICZ, CALCUTT•. alkalli I. Platt, 23rd Native Weary, Imlay, July 1, list emu by the mem of the gam* guard. J. Fagan, 23rd Native Infistry, Isidore, July 1, ail by the men of the qusatar gaud. lesem A. Hwis, Lt Light Cavalry, Wort, July 1, wsy kid, ma shot down by Me own am Mr. McMahon. nailway Caßtraelor, Tudors, lit July. inardered by the Isidore mutiaters. Dr. J. M. Knapp, Residency Sumo" !adore, Tat July, amassed by the Tudors mutilators. Mrs. Beauvais, Tudors, Ist July, murdered by the Wore se!tistten. Yes. erassispy sad one ahild, lidera ist J sly, murdered by tbe loam mutineers. blrs. Mari, mu., Indere Ist 'say. murdered by the Iri des! mutineers. itie;.tiorria, jot, Isidore. let July, murdered by the I-- dare mutineer,. Mr. Murray, ludore, let July, murdered by the Indere t•erweme. Trourcifildern (names net itore), Indere, Ist July, mur dered by the Indere motineere. Yr. Payne, Indere, let JOl7, murdered by the Indere nutted/NI. _ _ Mr. Alpheus°, hviorr, Ist July, murdered hy the Wore anttisom. Yr. with wife acd child, Indure, let July, mar dared by the Isdon mutineers. hlr. Butler mad wife, Indere, lit July, murdered by the Indere mutineers. Two Fis:re --- 1;41;s' toned, names not 'mown, Indent, lit Ja , tuurdare4 by the lndare mutineer s . CoClonist S. Fashir, eoromanding 15th (molar Carsh7, Salteopore, killed by mutineers of the 15th Itregi.Jsr Cavalry, Bth Om& N. 1., and Police Corps. Carats A Gibbing* second in command. Sultaapore. billed by mutineers of ate 15th Irregalar Cavalry, Bth Oude N. 1., and Police Corps. Mr. A. H. 0. Block, Deputy Comronsioner, Sultanpore, haled by mutineers of the 15th Irregular Cavalry, eth Oink end Police Corps. Mr. S. J :Oman, Assistant Comindsnionsr, saltaapore led by mutineers of th e 1601 Irregular Cavalry, eth Nd'n ILI , and Polo:* Corps. Sew .Major Mathews, Cth 1 9th June, shot by Oaths stunners on the river below Lientesaat-Colonsl CloWney„ imbed sics,9th Jae*, murdered by Oa& nentisem on the river below Eysabad. Lieutenant Bright, 22nd N. 1., 9th Jane, butchered by ends madmen on the river below Tubed. esrgssat-Major Hoilam , 22nd N. 1., and his wits, 9th June butchered by Owl* madma n an the river below Pyssied. . _ Quartermanter-Saggeent Rumen, 22.4 N. 1., 9th Jars, butcbered by Oade mutineers cm the river below Pjaabad. Lieutenant Cautley, 221•1N.1., Praia& 9th Jana, mur dered by villagers at a place aided Ileb•dubba. Lieutenant /Utak, 32nd N.I . Yymbed. 9 th Jaw, MU , ' awed by Tlllll/0111 at a place called Mobsdablot. Sergeast-Mota a r i f . trazda, ArtUlery 9th Jame, rendered by ri at a place calted ' llobadobba. Lieutenant Brig tab, 27sd N. 1., 9th J UWO Entr ained by villagers at a place called Intkba. Ltentatant Thomas, 22nd adted, 9th Jane, raw imed by villa at a place WWI Lieutenant Lindesay. 22nd N.1.,1=.1t1i Jute, mur dered by villagers at • place celled 31 Lleutesant Perenta 3rd 'Freebie Orrelry Fyzdad. 9th 1n.., &wort whdat trying to emir frau Fixated mar users. hakir Mill, Artillery, Fyziliad, 9th Jaw, drowned walls to escape from ' , lmbed inntlyeem. Lieutenant R. Currie, Artillery. Fysabrid, 9th Jean drowned while trying to canape hoot Fluted mutinous. Caphata A W. Hawkies's two children, Owalior, 131kand 14th May, murdered by the runtimes corps of the °walker Coetingeet. Mrs. Ceptela W. &smart and one child, °wall.; 13th mar 14th May, murdered by the nintisona corps of the Owls- Maw Centimes& d =7lMajor Pike. Gwali , r, 13th end 14th May, mur seettaciee corps of the Ovalle. Contingent llergeset-Major Twitch* Owsllor 13th and 14th May, moriend by the mutinous corps of the °traitor Contingent. Quartermaster-Sergeant Webb, Owsbor, 13th and 14th Kay, notedered by the =mimes corps of the Owalior Con . Kay, Cronin, Owalior, 13th sad 14th May, mar arid by the entatinona corps of the Orator Contingent Pesiakaier Hill, Otranto., 13th and 14th May, murdered by the mediate oc of the °wait Centlagent. Pensbnwr C4tis, Owallor, llth est 14th May, mares dead by the mammies corps of the OwelWe Conungant. Mr. Ile Costk head clerk, Raddinicy, and his fatally, Owalier, 13th sad 14th May, particulars not known. Mr. Braley died on the way to Ifehribm Myer Kirke, 19th June, died on the way to Nabobs. eerg.not-Major Loop, 110th Its.., died as the we, to Mraceandats died on the way to Nabobs. Lisadinent Berber died as the way to Kabob*. Lientsnaat Ewen died on the way so Nardi. Dr. Mars died as the way to Nagode. Cohost Spottiewoode, Mth Native .= Nowskers, semostMed aikido sibs Ms regiment Bee,,sw and wife, Beads, 16th Jim, andsred bythe Bark Bush's beeps. Mr. Brno& his mother mad sister, 3_a, 16th Joao, taw awed by the Banda Nawatie troops. Mr. Bunter, tad acme of his saistlame, Humeerpote 14t1 Jane, murdered by the atatmeara. Limitssant F. McGregor, Iliad ILI., 27th September, killed by the mutineers at Kuala/se, yam Jahbulp)rs. OFFICE MEMORANDUM. lidoa/yl;par men ;:6:lett Pa, Nov. INT. The undersigned bas the bon mar to transmit to the delrertlarut onpy of a return received from the laspwtor•Oeneest of Ordnance, containing the names of Cundectors Ihll and Coleman, and Sergeant Hoyle, who have been ki:lcd d.t4o he mutiny, and the names of other girlies of wham deem no cartage inkentation has been re mind. return now rent i. the find received in corequente of the reqaieitton from the foreign department. The other Barth who have not yet replied will be reminded to furnish Marna r quickly ea parable. It. J. H. Hiner, Colonel, Secretary to the Government el ladle, in the Military Department. lITURN OF PERSONS KILLED BY MUTINEERS. Lamina:-Cobs. P. R. &wkly. Principal Commissary d Ordnance. Ladmon. firptembsr IS6T. Wald fs eetioa. lAIPOISINIat O. O. Willoagliby. Officiating Cum of Otdomo, NIA behoved to Iwo hos killed or to bay* did — lle. Jobs Sadly. Coaductor Orthsaace, Delbl, Mal 1 1 , 1667, Mod by expinrien of tie Delhi MagnoMe. Mr. J. Rohm, Conductor nf Oramaelt, Delhi, May It, 3801 ,1 7 ed to haws born MBA—so mama el Mat aim Ilbt at Della took place. Mr. R. . Soak, Sub-Cold2ctor, D, lbi, May 11, 1667, seppeteed to have bele killed--ao aroma of him shoe the matiay at Delhi took place. N,. S. Mr. Omer Draw, Sub-Conductor, Delhi, May 11,1667, Wed to hays barn killed—uo amount of him since the mat/ay el Dealt leek Owe. See~ leeee Hoek, Park Sergeant, Delhi, May 11, ldl)sd by Sepoye whits prweating to the !uvula& No. 7. wry Coleman, 011:.1z:tor, Allskabed, June 22, 1667, dkd of corm& by insargents. Mr. Nrchulsa Raillv, Aesbitant-Coinatiesery of Orlaan-c, Canfpon, Jaw, 1637, supposed to ban been kidad, no ac count kering been receiricl of Lira since the state/a has beat 111rVeft If. )[.mitt, Offici3ting linb.Conduct..r, Cairn poor, Jaw, 1867, supposed to tare been account laving . been received uf him emu th e station had ::vest re occupied. Mr. Richard Sounders, Magazine-Serjsont, Cosnice% 1667, supposed to here been killed, no account boring teen received of bim ethos be stenos bee been re.o No. 11. -- M;.ilatthaw Jotter, Condueor tad Engineer, Futtygker, Jam, believed to have been killed at Fn , t)ghur, or us the river between that stenos sad Cewapors but uo &vaunt Ise bees reosived of him. Mr. Micheal Rama. Conductor, Fattyghur, Jaw, believe& M base bees Med at rutteghtir, or es the river between that statics art Cawnpree, bet no aenegna bee been received et Itts. Petrick Roseaned, Rea- Ccoviestor sad Asristest the river JIMIN believed Is lave beat 111/ led et er ea barn Vat Nadia • pore, bat so omelet leo ler tad Caws remittal et We. The vim fa delft of ell Go wormt sad son.ces seiesteual is.., her bees Wel, with eaceptioa to Igor 6,7, owl 11. A. Anon, Ceased. Taiveelsr-Oseasl II Orarat• sad Stagailso. Fort William, Oriamorolloo t Now. U. UM. THE CITY OT VlESlLL—relit demolition of the nowt@ of Vilma awl the filletsji the tars at the Oar Villustiows will emenenes Is the The win& wal be sell will net laver be paid 7, bm ea Ile eorlition then the lame elan be bells within Bee yeera The purtiteines will lave Minns lows Iliad foe the .vest be toe the geosncl, ma will .be be sem% hogs her lir II yearn no Jews will bee e tight to bond in this *ow gunner of thi Anetrios GNAW. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9. 1858. NAVAL AND MILITARY (race ;the Nloll7 ° ll en ova.) WAR-OTFICE, JAN. 8. 2nd Rignen el /Ns Owdo—Per "Nee sell Brevet Llonnen-Oei t eit P. M. Marlys le be Y 10 7 foniess, vice Bedisiey, who redeem" which . to We Gana firth Ifovember, 1867, read M - 41 -- ,and - Ideattasse-Coloon F. M. " &c. led Degas Guarde—Robert Smith, pat , to be meet, without preheat. Bth Light Dregoone—Richard William Palliser, gent., to be seren, within purchase. 10th Llght Dregoom—Corse Richard Lomax, from the 3rd Light Drageons, to be lieutenant, by purchase ; Ferdinand Ogilvy PitoOtreld, gent., to be corm; without purchase. 11th Light Dregoons.—The Honourable James David Dem ented to be cornet, without portion ; Henry Beawll U.U. gent., to Le cornet, without prehessi 12th Light Dregoons—Brevet-Coleed Chubs W. Y. Solders, from the 14th Light Thogeten*bs lieeteemit coleus', without prelate, vim °Mike, promoted to be 14th t lrtagoons 7 Cornet R. P. Ridley to be lieuttesat, without pureheee, vice Redmayne , killed in action ; Fronk Blake is, gent., to be cornet, without purchase, nee 15th ki tght Dragoon—Phrases Bury, gent., to be corn; withal* parttime. Military 1 rein—Charles &homing Thome Ears lets payronter for army senior, to be paymaster, 'vice F .e day, ' appointed to the 88th Foot. Royal • Liniment-Coked William Robert Na ha= te be vice Geld*, retired upon fall pay; Cap tain Gimp Backman Ilbakeseser to be isatimat-telsen, vice Nedham ; Brevet-Major Edmund John Conley to be vice Shskespear ; Lieutenant Edmund Porter erne to be second captain, vim Carden. be Regiment of Foot—Ensign Alexander lames Bagley to be linesmen; by purchase, vice lieseerd, who retires. lad Foo in t—Man rchne Henry Widdringion, gent., to be angs, with pi. 4th Foot—Lieutenant Climbs Patrick Stokes to be c= by parches', vies Plower, who retires ; Ensign H. Kitts, to be lieutenant, by parches; vice Stokes; George Studded, gent., to be ensign, by punnet, vies Kieft. 6th Foot—Major and Brevet-lintenant-Coked J. A. V. Kirkland, having Med a battalion of 1,000 reek and Ale, to be beutenant-eolonel, without emboss • G. B. Mikan to be major, without _parehess . vies C V non, killed in action; Gnats F. W. LEstrenge to be me*, without pram, vice Klrlikell; Liseismat J. W. D. Adair to be captain, without porde* vitelifinee. Te be lambi" without purchase—French illesibirtr saitaws Holt, gent. ; Newham liserfek. gent. ; Jose dent• Pram& R. Bradford, gesit. ; Wilkens Cherie; pat. ; John Contagion Wading, gent. ; leis Charles Funnels, goat. Thomas d'Alene, Markinisy, eon. ; Frederik Edward Wilson, gent. ; John Lone, gen. FonAtelent-inieen Clothe Joke Kirwan, from the Stall, to be asuletannonriess. 21st Foci—Ligament Theme Henry abirwood to be ad juteat, vice Coakley, ileasten. 28th Foot.—Captain R. W. Clarke to be alo i r i; by= vice Hopson Hopes. vie ' John Culling to be captain, by ;serene*, vice Clarke; Ensign Maoris Robinson to be liesoeasset, by purchase, vise Colling. 27th Foot—me j os ..,..,anus revival Towel to es imminent colonel, without purc hase, vice Kyle, doomed ' • Canals Oliver Langley or to be major without parches, vies To; LisatemaatHeasege Cherie Charter to be cape* with out purchase, viet Langley ; Emden Leaman Minn %thorough to ta boatsmen; without punnet, vice Chimer. 33rd Foot—Anistant-Surgeon Alemannic Robert Kilroy, from the Mil to be talent -484h Foot—Captain and Adjutant Percival Thought, I from depot battalion, to bs captain, vice B. H. Heath . tion_llllo exthenges. 68ed Peet—Entign George Campbell Sidebottom to be liadensat, by purchase, vice Fenton, promoted to an nn Onward company ; Samuel Junes Nicholls, gent., to be bySie: vice Manton; fiS e trftt.— 0. W. Hill to be lieutenant, by w eirs, vire who reties; Jake Voiotia@ liesse s gent., to be sesigt, by purchase, vice EEL 7let Poet—Arther Raven Weiss, put., so be sole, without purchase, vice Carey, prosnetel ; Anieteat largess Edwin Wilson from the einif, to be itesieten einem. 89th Foot —Aseintat-Sergece Willies Henry Plies, from the staff, to be essistan-sorgeon. 92nd Foot.—Andenat-Susgeon James landsks M.D., from the staff, to be sniseint-surgeon. Nth Foot—John Henry Prior, gent., to be assign, whitest vice Holbrook, promotad ; to be =Arthur hom the Ad, to be essistant larTaT lobe Kagbeent—Lientement G. A. Robinson having ebened Mead( from his regiment, without leave, hue been emend from the army, her Majesty having as farther mein for his serene. DEPOT BATTALION. Captain Beebe Hamar Heethrote, from the 48th Foot, to be adjutant, vise Drought, who exchanges; Edward Hasty Drake, from half-pay of the lee British German I,edsa, to be quartertmeme, vice John Thorny oce, ee.e to tie Cava lry _ Depot at Canterbury. UNATTACHED. Lieutenant D. it. Ortentres, from the 61th Foot, to be cap tain, without melons. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be shodolsat-Ohiriecas to the .Fortes—Rogooti ReidPrsimis sylgasp, Moe rang maistsat-sargoon. L' paatsii to Oa 16th Foot ; Edward Brock, it= Harbert. appidatad to the 46th Foot; HarryM.D., nos M`Bbisaa,mpolatad to the 58th Foot; WWII= BIN %It Via 111111. appoided 60th = Jolla Damp, X.B. o rris Wolo, Toot; petaledp to the 11011 i Fait ; Jam Talmo Si.,Smms M.D.. vice Nslll, appobasd M the 66th Toot; Michael Quiaim, gait.. vies Ategoadr, appointed to the Rifle Brigade; RoUrt Brows Fonyth-Brows, rat, vim Kohos, 'tripoli:Mod to the Car game, Mimated Moo ; name Jolla O'Grady, goat., vim to the 90th Foot ; Robert Thomas Scott, pat., Elie appolated to the 68th Foot. BREVET. COlOllOl John Hungerfo;do4llS, retired fall-pay ot the Berl Artillery, to be major-general, the rank being \mos only. TM very undermediened tams, having completed three min' Weal en 12th December, 1867, In the mak of to he colonels in tit army, ander tie Royal Wryest of Oce. 8 13, 14 . 64 : —lMateetent-Coload Timms W. XlLehos. tick e Gar de; Liretenat Coked Alemmtkr Low. Lig t Dragoons. THE MILITIA. Commieskes signed by the Lord Lieutenants of their renew tie. counties. Sear Culling Eardley Rardley, Bart., to be &pity lt. Ist or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia.—Thamme Jones Sherwood, gent., to be ensign. Norfolk Militia Artillery—Count Melchior Oorornid de Wasell to be second lieutenant. Royal North Lincoln Militia—George Nooks, gent., to be swim vice Smith, promoted. THE GERMAN LEGION AT THE CAPE. The Germania has made its re-appearance after a suspension of a few weeks. In the &nabs, received on Thursday thorn is published a kffewell address of Genera Stutterara to the °Memo and minim of tie 1. ion , mews tory to its Mara to Europe, whither cireemeamese cell Wm. The gears" thanks both Mows era as. for tie caafldaw sad attachment which they hays shown him. Es cranes that since the landing of the Legion fa 11114ra a parka of sit months, twenty Omen locations ham swung up. Gardening and huabasdry have ommaced, end many of them have already beconie we rr *- pram et homesteads. The same viper, he themes, width lies established a oulony is so short a period is = a of its perminencry, which is the me crask of German emigrants are capeeted bra Is a few months, In order to put the finhhing stroke to the week which the Legion ha. crammed. The genera oonradm his parting &dares* by ezmerag his beet wieha he the peeety of ell the. from wham be now tram his have, sad that My wOI ever held brain kind nrararawes. garret air nmennom that the GOVIIIMOr her 01611111111111 te Gem& Saatimbeire's retirement, abject to the Queen's:lLobstke- Calm' Wouirldis mew& to the euramend end the beed-mmetees maimM lhateie. beim. lfija Crampton retains tie emserad of one Mehra Oahe Legion in South Victoria until tralwe Mira The pore! has ordered the release of all who bath been as. terra to imprisonment by courtwmartial for Meek of dime guilty of graver offences beteg secluded from 12Nil.—Cape lbws Mast The death of Bir : . 1= Havelock will create a =1 ... a dof u Het sad tends a airo r=to tho ftiosoky of CM 1.1. Tareassary to ,owl Cherral Weese. name Wood, et the Otasitlor Gunk booms a alejer-seurel ; Lincsaeas- Caked Jame ll'Qeetalocely weemadtag a cavalry dew, a oohed; and Major MiWasal a Iloatowswb cohost to the arab,. Wood Um, eerari sat her, le le sow tho Belot oohed. Yty Coked Woofs maw tile swop will go withoot parttime, monieg the prowellea d cahoot C. W. Ridley to to tigimoloi lionimat-solmoi; Colossi Lewis to to 11141111 lirovot NM* bo coptobt and Bottintatol; osd Lloogoost Uproot to tionlootat and captain. BIZMONS To THZ Woitgnio eemine thestaly thaftuted by the Jibe, of Loathe ems the Mama lame With= here sat maim; lesesht le • am. chats. At Marrs, Wltheraorl, tbe einem we =by Dr. Omilbers, thrrearty Mai math, Rugby bee sew the eatosesor of Den Alkyd, as mthithr a/ (MAN Merl, sled was abaraelerbell by • remarkable aka af farm aed direetame of elm. At St Darer lae. the dean edema we rumba by the Ur. A. lisalettlie, MA, NW Mbar of Palk GM/NM Meal; a ft. Othefe-hrthrlisble by the Nev. J. limp dm %My. 14•111 6 / 1 7 et. Nee Cathedral mod floolar ft. wry% Drymetermedeere• med at th. Par earth .I.ltaded, Mot; al Balk/ Gear% SPORTING Ta■ Oalit Ni ir=ln . 1 Two Kam. pie Deis vedurlarl 4 Qoptbake I V4dolls 4 .1 1 1•••• sr... . Tl P .ii Tie Lap... Ilasaber .. ...... 4 •ge 11:7 7 X X 1 itiddaZt7 iii: boy ilmalit I !glue :° 1 Ilidgthai * :::::::: I eFr HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ETAOZOIINDII. Her Ocammom—ae Ilaja M I y's, Toisday, Now Lod ge ; Friday, Farnham Hamm Relhic l hild's, Yonday, Oalby's Farm , Thursday, Illimitmore—at 11. Chelbianio- mot liliir. W. H. Whites), Thursday, Pass:lowa— (dam shilmi.) Albright.= (Mr. 0. Stubbs's), Tuesday, Island Pool; 11tursisy,131alsy; Saturday, Qs Ham Oste—s t s quarter to 11. — iiiiarotona (Mr. W. 8. Lowndeo Monday, Cowden ; Wadanday, Toryorosa ; Friday, Mhos ; Batwday, Arley— at 11. Hadewowth (Lord Hawke's), Tuesday, Han Valais ; Tkoradaage Saturday, Notion—at balf-psst 10. B. A. P. A. kleta, Monday, Mann, Hidden. &dais (Hos. B. anoonibe's), Monday Bedan ; Wed nesday, Studley Park ; Friday, Pepper Hall—at a quarter le 11. f- iittith Barkehire, Tuesday, Biomes Court ; Thursday, Altisnametca Cows ; Friday, Btinford—st a quarter to 11. Diammter (Mr. T. T. Drake's), Tosselsy, Far fles don ; Thursday, Cltiltca ; Saturday, s flats -at a curter to 11. Old Berka (Mr. J. Morrell's), Model, Baden aloe Maw ; Thursday, Bookbad ; Saturday, Chaddleanstk - 1•11-pest boa. Dad of Portmocank's, Monday, Talbot Warns; Wsues da eldanstou Brick Kiln; Friday, Fumstolk Wood; Saud y Shebasse St. Joke—at 11. Prsekart u (ltr. Parry's) Monday, Panamar. Heath; Monde—.t Mat 10. (Hea.y.Villisrars and Ham C. H. Con's), Mon day, 8 Wood ; Wednesday, 141bonras; Friday, Hanby , y, Badby Toll Oats--.t a garbto 11. Quota Mari of Stamford rid Wundes), Monday, Lby ; Tusilay, Ruddinglan Hall ; Thursday, Belton tv ; Friday, Mums, Park—at 11. Red (Ca pt. Mcamisy, Caking Moor; Tues day, Radioed Leads; Saturday, 886ebro* N'illage—st a Doke to 11. Duke of Rutland* Monday, Pl Hall—at 11. ungar ; Tuesday, Batton Earl of Ilarbarsegh's, Tuesday, Ramage* Village; Tk=inOteartos; Friday, Clayworth--at half.prt 10. (Mr. C. J. Mans's) ireell Mill, at balf-gast 10; Wideasday, atoton ' Beys at 11 ; Friday, Atehrs—at badFpset 10. Hahn* Dim Mr irai H lisals's, Tuaday, Duelist= Wood ; Friday, 1•1111111. Blarksaw• Vas Db. Tamara's), Tuesday, Alton Manor home; Tal i = Bsal HM—st 12. ), Monday, Peahens ; Wednesday, 11=Bassew; Saterday, the Dyks—at quarter to 11. 10Breams& (Thane.), Monday, St. Nicholsa—at half-peat -- Brookside (114. C. Beard'.), Monday, Newmark e t -L 111; Thursday, Telsome Tye—at 11. Claytem, Tuesday, Eby; Friday, Wfieden-hill ; Satur- I day, Berisprioor—st 10. Mr. Collin.a , Monday, Ledo& ; Wednesday, the Four Burrows; Saturday, Watergate -mot 11. Craves (Mr. W. Romdell'a), Tuesday, &Wan Moor; Thursday, %Wm Costae—at 11. Bombazine, Nomday, Skiing ; Thursday, Willingdon— at half-past 10. Bletow (Mr. T. A. Macau's). Wednesday, Race Meadow; Friday, Manacm—at halt-past 10. High Peak (Mr. Tbseshilre), Tuesday, Pike Hall ; Thera E. ; N". l4 l374gOti T s a j r , si goa l c i a, "f-44 Lu lu sins ; Perk Farm—at a quarter to 11. Newcastle sad Gateshead (Committee), Monday, the Annum& ; Frift, Boris, hell-past 10. Capita Ma day, Haddock; Thursday, I T I B I Ntmee a, Tuesday, Corytou V illage—st a gunner to 11; isiordwy, Waco Ina, Dosaland Band 11. MOM LIST NIGHTS eararrz. BANKRUPTS. Imam( HARP...Loy AvT at. w idZieffe, 13012)Dr, bother, 6D sarradir Jas. 22 at 1, sad Feb. 2at 11, at Beabig baniareet._ Thereat, boad-eciart, City, end Brook% Baty et. Idarmile ; off. wi rham, Colmar street. now TATI.oa, Iffastrags, Baaaez, tailor Jen. 20 at 1, and Fab. 19 at 12, at Beeirighall-street. Sole., Reed awl Co., Friday-street, City; off. 1101*., Staaateld, Basiagball- SIMIL 1334;a0n Peels, Hants, baker, Jan. 22 at 2, sad Feb. 9at 11, at Beiskaghali-street. Soli., E. Low, Chimney- tad A. Low, Bartow ; off. swig. Suns- JAMS PALL= Rod JAHNS RONALD, Brad-street, City, cenobite ages* Jan. 90 at 1 and March latl, at lasiaghallotreat i Za hm unez es. , BacMa -L a s, City ; off. Jona B VR= l ,lLamene-kaw, Nieltems. Whir r, Jan. 18 at 1, tad Marta 1 at 12, W Bosiagesall-wswa. Sol., Pearce, st Clikarer-etzen, City ; rani., Nicholas, Haeliaghall mt. Taman B Prissy-road, Wandsworth - road, Beamed viotaallor i c X. l l9 at gad March lat 11, at Besinghall anat. Sofa, iVi ebiu t s at ri : L o., Cliffurd's-inn ; off. ▪ Nielsokon, Wtimum Timm, Greet Ceellweloest, Cavendish-square, elamacuser, Jae. 91 at 11, awl Fab. 16 at 12, at Hadar holi-etrest. Ile& N. Pr amestr awr em az iw iadi BIBD; I a t . m a r, B A Minn DATION, Bread-stmt-hill, City, wholesale clothier, Jan. 19 at 1, and Feb. 111 at 11, at Bastsgball-street. Sol., atelaborg, Watiarstrest ; aK wig., Johnson, Basinghsll-airest. WILLIAM Horrwm., Wawa Flnabwy, linendraper, Jan. 19 at 3, and Feb.l9 at 11, a t ball-street. Bole., Hughes an ß d Co., St. Swithia's-leasi, City ; off. swig., JOHNward', as inghalkirest. JEAROR BROWN, Kinetic, Warwickshire, apothecary, Jsa. 21 sad Feb. 11, at 11E at Bhmyea Court. Sole., Messen.Heath„ Warwick, and James and Knight, Birming ham ; it wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. Joanna Tnotersox, jun., Dudley, Worcestershire, paper banger, Jaa. 20 and Feb. 10, at lot, ar Birmingham Court. L Bodilagica, Dudley ; off. wog., Kinnear, Binning- Timis; ELTYRR and Ainasw Ouvza, Nottiltham, Sawa nemidesawark Jan. 21 and Feb. 9, at 104, at Binniagham Court held at Nottingham. Bola, Bewley and Lateran, Nottingham, and ris, Noetiglimm. Doverill, Notringliam ; off swig., Her Tow Sum sad WaLtsit FLITCNIIL Bradford, Yorkahire, Sway trainhaleren, Jan. 21 sad Feb. 19, at 1 l, at Leeds Coen. Bola, Sykes, Haddiewerld, and Bond and Bar wick, Lars ; at sidg r Yousg, Leeds. EDMOND EMI... OW sad JOHN COCTIMOIT, Bradford, Ifcekaldro, wanted sasaufsectwers Jan. 28 and Feb. 26, at 11, at Lads Court. Us., Waterworth and W r i g ht, Ksighlay, and Bead and Barwick, Lo a d s ; off. wig. , You, L CITATIIII ng RM C OW& oaccaorr, fitanefield, Yorkshire, pkker ualisr, Jam 19 at 1 mad Feb. 16 at 11, at Leads Court. ißaia , Ki tchell, Hal Leed ifax, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; et sasM., Hope, s. Jams WITCALIII and CRRISTOPRIZ EITCALrA, Eke ma* Torladdra, tailors, Jan. 26 sad Fels 211. at 11, at lark Court. Bole. Robbins and *steal* Itiresmad, sad lead sal Lads; a& wig., Hops, Lands. Wisstso Oxnan i, T cal amakent, Jas 96 sad Fab. 21, M 114, at Leath Court. /dm, illagisesa, Tack, sad Clarke, Leda; at Emig., Napa. Lela JANUS EOOlllOlll, H Yorkalike, cotton Jan. 26 and Feb. 23, at Ueda Court. Bois., sad C e, Ue arr, C Co.olas, sad mad &Mak, Leads ; it wig., Hop A/OMM T ROMPION HONETWAN DA UM, UTITIISOI, WWI naerelseat, Jam II sad Fob. 11, at IL, at Liverpool Court. Sol., lams, Lirapool ; at snit, Tamer, Livarpool. EDWARD EIRIIIILL Daunt sad EIOROS Bowaasai a DAUNT, Liverpool, assts) broken, Jam 16 sad Fob. 11, M 11, at Liverpool Coat. Sd. , Pasabotes, 14.475 el ; ot assle., Bird, LleerpooL Jaffa LAIDLAW Can.., Liverpool, bearance brek;r„ Jan. 26 and Fob 23, at 12, MLiverpool Court Buis , liflatalor sad Hall, Liverpool ; ot marg., JAN= CRAWL/LIS, Chidtaakera annrotbar lavpitigua.louerrier shire, baksr, Jan. 19 sod Fre. 16, at 11, MLusts , Court. doh, Pima, end A/AM mad Laos, Bridal ; off. wig . , mman, Bab& Isma.tauw TAM ARNOLD, _Kraissier t irealacheir, Jaa. 26 sad Fob. 111, at 11, t ffirabokrarar Court. Sok, Crop pa, Liverpool, arid Nowak llwalssier ; off. &wig., hem, lilasabarair. Wil.s.tAm Hut Iltookike, builder, _Jaa. 19 mod Feb. 16, at 1, at Court. liaL, VMS, Livorpool • assig„ Fraser, Ntarlaster. Joan &resat, Wigan, lemesahke, aellbelisam Lew, Jan. 19 awl Fah. 11, at 12, at Mararkaator Court ea., Dar liaiks, Nips ; et reig n Pott, Ilsarlisartr. *rouser Ilowaast LOORI/1, Bailndrep, Durham brisker, ha. 14 at 114, and Nosh 4 at 12, at Nawerwarapsa- Tyro COOSA. So., Story, Nowcarthrepea-Tyas; at swig., Baker, NowcastleramarTyar. ncsoLvierr PETITIONS:IAL AT PORTOGAIrOTIRIT. 0. B. Forth, Naas-stet, lawebotk, oath Is a whom war- LC. Tbauras, Mbidluer, phusbar— Ora Tharmaa, fkasaloy, plusher—J. Valsoramat, Liam-vote, rimmengd vi ßridge-row, ctaaßor—T. B. i g tin A T. Wini, Pim ° E:r s le— wi t ' N e . a rlsit,Abingdon-rillaa, Kensington, autlihco, or ' I /nal imam Aracierroed, Bagears-park, boardiliff- house keeper—Y. licerfarty Charles-street, kliddkee: Hoe pith!, late t- aw ot aerate Spanish hotel—J. W. Ga las, Creacenns, clerk. DECLARATIONS OF PIVIDENDS. CILARIAS Ross Bunn-phi= Old Keg-road, chessman= —lst dividend of la. 9d., Jess 12, and any =bonne= Tuesday, at Nioholson'e, Basbighall-street. WILLIAM BROWN, Rump= Kent, plumber—lit divi dend of Ss. Sd., Jan. 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Nicholson's, Basinichall-street. WILLIAM BLAME, Bishopecats-eisse, City, and Busks= or Wisdom, Northamptonshire, iron atone master-Ist dividend of 60., Jan. 12, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Nicholson's, 13asinghall-stasit. JOHN WA LTIR GRAY, Bishop's Waltham, South= commissioi agent—let dividend of 2a. 6d., Jan. 12, 14 AZ any subsequent Tuesda , at Nicholson's, Basiagball-strest. RICKARD Bustin, 1 bookseller-Ist divided of 6s. 10d., Jan. 12, and say oabesquent Tuesday, at Pott's, Manclartet. Wri.stsis TRIMLY Preston, Lancashire, iron merchant —lst abridged of ~ Jan. 12, and any subsequent Tustin, at Pott's, DIVIDENDS. Jan. 29. R. Willa 0;4 eiTfidii: Southwark, and Cora Exchange, Mark-lane, City, corn factors—Jan. 29. 11. Christian, Mincing-lane, City, cones merchant—Jan. 29. J. Shaw, Southover, Sumas, grow—Feb. 1. M. Nano, Re gmt-strest, and Scarborough, Yorkshire, lamina—Feb. 1. Joseph Whiteside, Minim-street, Berkeley-square, watch manufacturer—Jan. 29. J. P. D. Stephens, Bnibent-eourt, Philpot-lane, City, wine merchant—ha. 29. S. Rowley, Cambridge, fellocager—Jan. 22. Sarah Barlow, Maccles field, Cheshire, licensed victualler—Feb. 1. J. Wood, Ash ton-under-Lyne, Lenembire, corn dealer—Feb. 11. J. Kin -M.re, milliner—Jan. 28. J. Suck -111 bop dealer—Jan. 29. D. Roberts and W. J. Ham , Takehire, worsted sptnnen. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the oolley, on the day of meeting. Jan. 29. J. Brook, Lemnos-lane, City, and Bradford, Yorkshire, Mel narrehent--Jan. 29. 0. Sparrow, Shoreditch, an. at. E. Etsela ai New Bend-street, 277 7 0. Browne, Tottenham-court-road, draper—Feb. 1. T. B. Hannaford, Teenage-wharf, Ratcliff-croae slate mer chant—Feb. 2. J. Machin, Newport, Monmontitshire i mil liner—Feb. 1. C. Grey, Cheltenham, baker—Feb. 2. E. Edwards, Alarms, Glamorgassitfre, groosr—Feb. 1. J.:13. Bartlett and W. A. Bartlett, Bristol, tailors-7m 29. R. Bridge, Manatee. Water, and Dunciakshaw, Lancrishbe, cotton spinner—hn. 29. O. Cooks, Leeds. grocer—Jait. 29. D. B. Parry, Liverpool, whitesmith—Jan. 29. T. Turner and T. Turner, Jen., Liverpool, cordwainest—Jan. 29. J. Aston, Stourbridge, Woresetershire, licensed victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Girding, and J. Outliner, Bristol wbotessle clothiers— W. Jackson and O. Monntford. Wribbenhall, Worcester • skim plumber—R. M. Mount and A. Fielding, Canterbury, attotrope—T. Page and J. Lees, Dorking and Reigate Burry, notate aganta—F. Releasing and W. Hartmann; KregstorimerNall, reseal and commission agents—T. B. Ibsen and J. Wright, Doawatar Yorkshire, attorneys—B. Moon and H. Soots, Liverpool, merehants—G. Cheesman and W. N. Chessman, Neokingsr-rand, Bermondsey, tanners —4. Shield and W. J. Orsy, Newellle-upon-Tyne, /hip and insaranos broken—O. 0. Openshaw and J. O. Orr 'haw, Bury, Lancashire, woollen inannfacturtes—P. Boar, F. Diary, and R. Mara, Woolwich, Kent, surgeon—H . and J Birmitgleentrannevi r * Davenport Rsan4, ~ .e table cover meauteciersta--0. W. Lloyd aid P. a. —.4 St. Swithires lane, City, alleessye—W. N. Walesa and G. Watson, Sun dolma, snit lamegam Inokere—J. T. Pagan and J. Geddes, Bodialq Idtaessldn, toast manufacturers—T. A. Brew and H. Schweitzer, Brigham, Seam chemists—G. Sanaa sad T. Bestehen, Burnley, re, file cutters —W. J J. P. Palmer, and W. H. Jones, Liverpool, ship °wales sad Inwrmre brokers, so far as regards W. Jones— B. Oakes and T. Brontwied, Bridgnerth, Shropshire, maroon —R. Jelliem and F. Wiz, Turnwheel-lane, Cannon-street, Ett_ ~ _s srabaate—T. Wood and W. Wood, Ashdown, Da-- drapes—W. Birch and B. Miller, Barton-ander- Ysfer7tl.7ood, Staffordshire, swgeons—R. Thocolinson, P. Barley, and M. Gee, Plymouth, Devonshire, and Forfar, 800tland, potato merchants, to far as reser& M. Gee—B. T. Barker and John Iliffe, Wolverhampton, Staffordsbire, pa tent spindle and lock furniture nanufacturers—W. I{.= J. Robertson, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, makers--P. Kelly end W. Cooper. Fetter-lane, City, surgems —J. Braes J. P. Wilkinson, and A. T. Broom, Abadan& lane, City, bill brokers, so far am regard* .1. Bruce—J. Hell, W. all, J. Chadwick, and J. Diggle, West • Lanca shire, mad Manchester, coal meters—W. It. , C. S. Parker, P. F. Timm, J. A. Timm, and S. 8. Parker, Liver pool, so far es regards W. R. Sandbach and J. A. Time —B. L. Helm and J. Lammens, Manchester, commierrion merchants—J. E. Germaine and A. Ritchie, Bristol and Li verpool, timber merchanta-0. Gillett, W. H. °Mott, and J. Resell, &rand. tstims—J. P. Stevens sad J. Unwell**, Ar thur-street West, City, isinglass dealers—J. 0. Nichols and A. B. *tweeting, Basingstoke, Hampshire, surgeons—J. Green, sea., J. Green, jun., and G. Green, Eoclesfield Coot- Yorkshire, ironfounders—J. Brodie, J. Boston, and M. Phil Doneter-court, Mincing-lane, ship and insurance ageate—A. WDougell and J. laghtbern, Liverpool, dyers— J. Wallas, saga. aid J. H. Walton, Leeds, tailore—G. A. Spottiewooda, K. C. Wilma, and S. liszendats, New-street square, City, printsra, so far ma regards E. C. Wilson—P. H. C Booth and C. W. Heathy, Falcon-street, Palcou-square, City, and Manchester merchants—B. Sharp arid B. Shaw, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woollen merchants—J. Hall, J. C. Hell, Slush Hall, Elisabeth Hall, and O. S. Moore, Monk weannouth Shore, Durham, shipbuilders so far as regards J. Hall and J. C. Hall—C. Nicholson and C. C. Amott, St. Pattra-churehyard, and Paternoster-row, Cky, shawl and cloak warehousemen—J. R. Hancorn and J. Mdpper, High-street, 81torediteli, surgeons—J. H. Palmer, J. /deckillop, T . Dent, E. H. Palmer, I. R. Reeves, and L. P. Wilma, King's Arms-yard, City, merchant,. so far as regards J. H. Palmer and J. Mackillop W. Maxwell sad T. N. Villaon, Bagillt, Flintahire, colliers—J. Litton re m e r seasa m er_T. Litton, Warrington, Lenoashire, eorn and 11. Blaternore and J. Todd, Msachestar, faits menufacturere—W. Smith and W. A. Belie, Maa &ester, soap meaufacturers—W. Stone sad C. Nicholson, .anon-street West, City, warshotuiemen. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN MOFFAT, AMISS, tauter, J. 14, at the 'lmmature, Anna, Amiga. JISIPIi CZAPPILL aid JANIS ANDERSON, Glesgow, brick Makers, Jan. 12, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Wrctiste Eneatt.t., Glssgow, grocer, Jan. 15, at the Fa culty of Procurators' Hall, Glasser'. JOHN CaT and Jong °OILY'S, Leith end PAinburgb, met.- ciente, Jan. 12, at the New Ship Hotel, Leith. Lunar Pima , . Glasgow, builder, Jan. 16, at the Faculty of Ptenzetors' Hall, Glasgow. 'ANIS Monamos, Port Elphinstone. Aberdeenshire, inn keeper, Jan. 18, at the Lemon Tree Tavern, Aberdeen. DONALD 11113LASSAN, Edinburgh, wine merchant, Jan. 16, at the reams et Dowells sad Lyon, Edinburgh. Axiceasona Mrreant.t., Middleton, manufacturer, Jan. 15, at the Glasgow Stock Exchange, Glasgow. INQUEST ON THE MAN KILLED BY A DIAL.— VERDICT Or MANDLAVOIITIK.—Last n i ght Mr. William Psyns, the coroner resumed and conclud e d an inquest at Bt. Bartholomew's Hos pital,i on the body of James &sant, one in turi=b7monwtts =Tr.: .inPlrle4 - Zvelg°,,,"::: the City. At the former sitting of the jury several witnesses stated that the bull ran into a livery stalls in Stonecutter street, and if be had been allowed to remain there until a conveyance was rent for, no harm wild have happened, but that is spite of all remon strances, Mr. Child, jun., son of the proprietor of ths premises, would insist upon the Lull being driven out, and by beating it himself with • stick, assisted by hie men, the animal was driven out, and that it afterwards committed the injures of which this man died. It also injured other persons. The jury then thought that as very serious charges had been brought against Mr. Child he should bars an trinity of hearing them, and making any stetement he to rebut them, and the inquiry was adjourned for that purpose. Three mom, who were employed about ths stables, stated that the bull came is, and after knocking the harness about and tossing am man walked out again of hie own word. They did not see Mr. Child or en, ens else strike the bull with • stick. The jury retired, and after • time they west to view the stable and premises. On their return, after a short ocesultstion, they returned a verdict of "Manslaughter against John Child." The Coroner asked him if be hail soy friends who would be bail for him, or he should have to seed him to Mogan Two of the jurymen here awed them selves as hail for him, and having been scowled. Mr. Child was liberated. The inquisition was then slimed and the precede terminated. SHOCKING PIT ACCIDENT.—FouIt LIVES LOST.— An accident occurred on Wednesday morning, at a swift colliery at Killemareb, seer B. kington, the property of Mr. Tamer Ward, by which the lives of four verses were writhed. The colliery is situate at Church-town, neer the Chesterfield Conti, and affords employment to shout 30 man and boys. On Thursday night • 11rs had been put under the drum shed to prevent the Oil sod grease on the spur wheels from freising. About 11 o'clock the roof of the abed ignited, sad !mint the pit tope on the drum. At 6 o'clock on Wed nraisy morning. the mint made a cursory examination of the rope, and thought it was sound. Four sets of men sere let doe n rks pit in safety, but whim the fifth were being Ise down, the rope broke, and they were precipitated about 80 yards, and killed. Their names were William. Jobs, and Frauds Soda, brothers, and Richard Tartan, all young melt Lam 20 to 28 years of see. As inquest ems held on Thews • at the hoses of Mr. G. Walker, the Navigation Inn, betas Mr. Busby ; the result of which wee, that George Twlgg, the Wakeman, and Winton Truawell, the miss WW2, whim duty it was to see that the rope end meohlosry were Is geed seder, were taken la custody on • charge at maissisischlar. AN ISlainiaw's Llrrns.—The following letter has been rseived at the Puitcw-ofiks, Dudley : " Manches ter, Dee. 30, 1337.-30r,-1 hope you will do me the Mad ame to leek dew My Charley Hgiee ■ tan pleat" worker from this tit, he eheseaded with 2 pairs of Dowsers frets we about 3 nowthe lime 1 pale Worth la 3/1 1 black eisedi pats 3. 9—la. 9. I est losikasMi by the *wow benne to write to you about the tesaeseelow mil by thee mks I would Get paid be bee ls ousel • prawar le this tier le will pay , yaw wend me ie awl lobe • Oleos of Broady wed water for they penes. ids, 1 eta a sere you It le ray _bed to hens say thing to do with Deaskods for they wall steals the very rye if it was petals oat et yoar heed I ass leM bows • way from his Wile awl Ss* bed I have "Ogg lode with that estiest. I &mei pun Bumble Ohstrit linust &c." It was aelmvsell to "TY Odd d 11. pats be D.dk i Imam to he opened awl read by MO tithe elks, Dudley: —DirwsiofAttoo Doily Post. tate 'WW2/tut. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--LtN. 8. (Wan Ur. Catamalistoser Murphy.) This insolvent, whose wife keep. the BAnelsgh Laundry, in Park-street, Camden-town, appeared for his final order. The ore wee reported on • knew occation. Mr. Fry appeared es counsel for Mean Manlove, engineers of Nottingham, and In by Mr. Hayward, a grocer at Lycalagton, in Hem Mr. Bargood supported. On the pretest °casks one of the firm of Miens. Manlove was celled. They bad fitted up some machinery at the laundry, and were creditors to 4001. on a balanos. Mr. Manlove admitted that he had looked to the business, which was marled at by Mrs. Cooper, for payment. He afterward. took bills fr om the kimono* and • bill of male was sobs.- artly produced to protect the property, which was now on premises. Mr. Pry called the attentke of the mart to the marriage aettlement, ender which the property wee claimed. When Messrs. Manlove had ajedgment the property wee protected by • DM_ of sale given to • Mr. Jewell. Mr. Comnde Murphy Inspected the marriage settle ment, mad found the truism were entitled to all additions and substitutions to the property. He was of opinion that under the words the trustees - eleld held the property, but it would be for them to madder whether they were not morally bound to pay for the machinery. Mrs. Cooper was examined, and proved that Mr. Manlove knew it wee her own basins", end persuaded her to have the machine . ry...She had paid 1001., and expectul d texz d for It. The ry wee officed back in 1836, and A long disconion took place, in the course of which it was asked w he ther the insolvent was entitled to give bills and to set up • bill of eels given to • Yr. Jewell, from whom he had borrowed money at 20 per cent., to protect the machinery. Mr. Commissioner Murphy was of opinion that the pro perty_vested in the trustees and not ender the bill of sale. It would be fee Masts. Manlove to consider whether they would king an action against the trader. His own opinion wee that credit was given for the machinery to the succor of the Witness, and that there was no are on that ground against the insolvent. With respect to Mr. Berard, the Insolvent had contracted • balance for grocery.. when he bad •" ah box," end Wm it wee= the,. would be as Adjourned to the 29th ineteat to settle with Mr. Hayward. The prolsotion was renewed. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-1101) SE. Williams aver and AM Newman, notorious thieves, were charged with attempting to pick pockets. Mr. T. Angus said that on the previous afternoon ho watched the prisoners • considerable time, in the course of which he saw them make repeated attempts to pick pockets on London-bridge. He then gave them into custody. Cooper said the witness must have been mistaken, as ha never tried a pocket in his life. Newman, who supported himself by a crutch, said it was quite Impossible for him to pick a pocket on account of his lameness. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—Cooper hes been bare beim, and sentenced to imprisonment. Newman, although he walks with a crutch end appears young, has been a thief for years. He has been here on five previous occasions at least. Newman (impudeatly)—Ns, you're " out " them ; it's only tour. This makes five. The Lord Mayor committed the prisoners for three months each, with hard labour, as rogues and vagabonds. Lord Mayor ora ted the pie's. would aclmow ledge the receipt of a for 211. from the Drapers' Com pany, and 51. 0. ~" per Sir R. Mayne, for the poor box. WORSHIP-STREET. Yr. Jobs Bharps, a fruit 11161111011111 in Lippe Thames street, appeared before Mr. D'llynoourt, at the initiates of the Donna Board of Works of Whit ._.. i sedUo_ &newer an information in which he was the owner of certain homes in that parish e I = - 17;re Waly unAt for occupation. Mr. William Cavard, the unitary inspector of the = said—That in consequence of information be bad that no fewer them eleven mere of malignant fever had co nning within three weeks in the court in which the houses in question were situated, be visited the place on the 4th The court consisted of a duster of small four houses, abutting at the tear upon a lofty wall, to the complete exclusion of light and ventilation, and they were let out in separate apartment. to different =Maim. On entering the first house, which to the defendant, he found the front room to be occupied by a married couple and three grown up daughters, the latter of whom were all ealiving from fever. The adjoining room wee moupied by a sea and his wife lad four children, two of wren were prestmed with the mere complaint, and were &priestly is • dangerous state. All the other rooms in that and the adjoining home, which was also the property of defendant, were equally overcrowded with miserable occupants ot both sexes without the slightest re gard to the requirements of common decency, and they ex hibited the same features of dirt, dime" and destitution. Mr. Liddle, the medical officer to the board, fully confirmed the evidence of the last witness. - lUsnswer to the complaint the defendant admitted that his houses were certainly not in a flt state for habitation. Each house was subject to a ground-rent of 81. per annum, and he had incurred a lows of at least 1,6001. since they came into his possession. He was heartily sick of the property, and felt disposed to offer a bonus of 6001. to any person who would take it off his hands. Mr. D'Eynoourt said that as the defendant had so freely admitted the °Mince, which had been established in evidence, It only remained for him to make an order for the necessary steps to be adopted for the effectual cleansing and ventilation of the premises; and be also felt it his duty, under the cir cumstances of the case ' to WOO an order for the immediate expulsion of the tenants, in accordance with the provisions of the statute. It having been intimated by the isepector that he appre hended considerable difficulty in effecting the expulsion of the miserable occupants, he wee directed by the magistrate to explain to them that under the salutary provision contained in the 14th section of the statute, they would be liable to a penalty of 20s. per day if they retained possession of the pre mimes after they were served with the order of removal, MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. Mr. Dyer, jeweller, 96, t-street, applied for an moult warms against Colonel Greaten, of Hotel, Sprin g oodCo Omsk]] purchased • watch at his shop a abort time ago, which wee brought beck to be regulated, as • com plaint was mods that It did not keep correct time. The watch was put in order, and Colonel Orenfell took it away that morning, bat brought it back about an boar or so aftsrwards, and stated that be wished to return the watch and have his money back. He told Colossi Orenfell that be would do anything to the watch that it Wight require to make it go pesfecdy, er he would exchange ft., but he must decline to return the money. Colonel Oreshllimmedia.ely struck him a blow on the in.. with his open hand, and was having the shop, when he told his assistant to shut the door and to fetch a policeman. The young man placed himself in the way of Colonel Orenfell, who gave him a violent blow on the ' mouth, and left the shop. Mr. Bingham said the blow reoeived by the canaphduant was more in the mutton of an insulting blow the a blow to do bodily injury. Now the law would not justifY the com plainant In giving a pinion into custody whoa sane and ad drew' he was in pruentinon of fur inflicting a blow in his shop, nor could the constable have takes the charge, not having witnessed the assault. Then with respect to the assault on the young rasa, the complainant proceeds to im prison his assailants little Complainant said he did net detain the colossi. Mr. Bingham understood the complainant to say that he had shut the door in order to detain this gentleman until a constable came. If this were so, the complainant was detaining the gentleman without reasonable cause ; and then came the Wee point, how hr the person detained s Sad in wing itemonable hew to remove an Imperi l plated in his way. If however, the complainant chose to esess the ems, he might take • summons. Mr. Dyer wished for • warrant, as Colonel Grenfell was to leave for America that evening. Mr. Bingham said If • warrant wee memory it should be granted. BEPIEVOLINCE.—From " 0.8.," 61. ; " A. G." 11. ; end " P. 10e, for the poor-box ; sad 24 from 4 . C. 0." for Diehl Coanor. - LAMBETH. Thome daft, 16, and Mario Crup, 16, won eberied with eteslieg • men lack meth eigktempsnee. The pri "mere doge 7. Mr. titni ed observed that lasts experience bad convinced him that It would be better if theme of parliament permitted mesielrele to ceder bop be be dened op to the ep et 16 Messed of 14, es M peesset. imp mite rote seldom seteened, wYe dime who mere leigaimeil ems opts and sink. Adesesaing the goltammo. be pee Oka Ms disks of sh'thins& ethl Methanol, erbig mat le grim. ut doilioed the Irbigglog,het eolesquetly &re It, Cooke the gaoler gave then a mad fiegglog. JEWEL ROBBERIES.—WaIter Upton and Charles Harm, the two jewel robbers at Southampton, were tried there on Thursday, and convicted of atealtag a pair of gold earriarr o c i tt 1 . :;j: , of that tows, and mataocal to two with hard labour. W. Baty, a Para Irrrner, hen whom the simian AML a rang wee* 6W., arrived hoot Pads daring the trial and dilated the ring which wee gives up to him. INQUEST ON THE POLICEMAN MosCIAN.—VIII- DIM or irtLYVL Momma.—Yaiterday the adjourned lsethamaa it the death of Hws, the w ql l:nied r" = a i g ajurire min arr d la am Mo enbig an - I= mimed Kelleher, cm Demobs: 26, wan west the Mum Tamura, Bt.Oemmeran-the-Bast. Dlr. Horton, war paw, of mil that Mate the jury hat eameablid he hee d rasde a amattastioa of the Wowed. He Irma MINIM that the theresd had died from violrnea. Th= volorowl a Virdiet of " Wilful Inanisr whist J lal•har, end dims other pastas mahatma le the jury." The Postrosster-General gave notice yesterday that so limited States mail packet will mil from Liverpool MIMI the Srd pronto% MARKETS TEL—The following parag is from Mews. Mit che I and Aepinalf s Circula r-" It ie important to notice that we commence the prment year with • di- Wantka of 17,000,000 lbs. in the stack of the United King dom, se compared with that at the close of 1856, and with 6,000,000 lbs. lam afloat, whilst the deliveries for 1857 show an moms of nearly 9 000,000 lbs. over Mom of 1856. The Wipe advieee from China report the almost immediate shark upon Canton, and much anxiety must continue to be felt until the result of the movement is known, and the effect that may be produced upon the other porta by such an opera. don. A much better feeling was evinced in the resumption of business at the opening of the present year, and with the increasing sus in the money market • gradual reaction hie taken place, common Cocgou having advanced to Is. lid., at which than are now but few sellers to be found ; blackish leaf kinds have also improved in value fully Id. per lb., and are very firmly bald. Nothing has been done in new sea son's tlaa lioNip and Oopacks, bat there has been some inquiry kr Ina Lebow, and a law sales of part of the beet chops cilia MINKS =Mk at la. 3d. to 2a. 31c1; BIIGAM.—The average prim of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in America, for the we& eadlag Jan. 6 is 26e. ll4d. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of eemecenejraki or yob's daemon. No return of the We of brown or sugar, the produce of the 'Mauritius, for the week maw se above. No return has been made of the eels of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Boat Indies, in the week ending as above. Stumm, JIM. 11.—Balsam was resumed here on the sth inst. after the Clarkin..a recess; since when there has been a dray, though sot brisk, demand for pan and scale a engem ; sad moderate amount of Waimea has been trees acted, both to landed parcels and in floating cargoes, at mime which establish an average advance of 2.. to le. per oat. on the rates current before the holidays. Refiners produce of all descriptions is much wanted, but is still in abort supply, and prices have farther advanced Is. per cwt. —Rem No We to report; the Mocks being all in second hand'. COTTON.—LrrearooL, Jsa. B.—Oar market opened this week with a demand more vigorous even than that re marked upon le our last, and a rapid advance in prices was the coosequesos. On Wednesday the buying became se end the supply larger • the week closes. The l els aw to a lay an estimated at 6,ooo'hales, of which 1,000 are on speculation sad for export, and the extreme advance is not =detained. We quota American to P. per lb., and Braml and buret 3d per lb. dearer. Egyptian is without Bea W oad.,except line, are Id. per lb. up. 6,220 camp keen taken on specul**•, say 3,740 bales Ararri esa,llo Egyptian and 1,4 Z Borst' 6,660 for export, say 3,880 VIA=IOO Perna= 170 Egyptirm, and 1,620 Surat. for tie; week was 690 American and 1,313 East India. tee's quotations for fair were—Bowed, 614. ; MAO% 03d. ; Otlsame, 614. COTTON GOODS.-11.sscatirrita, JAN. B.—There is Ism animation In the market than at the commencement of the week, and a very limited badmen has been done this morning foe nearly) all kinds of yarn and cloth, buyers having supplied their wants rather freely when prices were et the lowest. The market is closed at the terms which pro ducers are rsquhing in ocesequence of cotton being so much dearer. In fact neither buyers nor makers of goods believe that cotton had reached the average rate at which it mast ultimately sell ; and this belief, whether well-founded or not, induces distrust for the peasant. The rates asked for yarn and cloth on Tuesday were quite unobtainable to-day.; CORN.—CalLmerolik, Jan. B.—There was a Good sim ply of wheat et market to-day. which varied much in quality; all the beet demeiptions made lm advance on the week ; 11440001177 ma damp simples sold slowly at Ism week's prices. Red 48e. to 52a. • white, 50s. to 665.; extra, 66e. Bailey brisk demand, end 2.. advance on all descriptions, from aft. to 445.; extra, 45e. BOMB rather dearer. J•x. 7.-19. had a moderate supply of wheat, which lost a good sals at ma advance of 2s. a qr. The bast gunplay of barley sold pretty freely at last week's prices. In other grain no attrition. Wheat, best, 50s. to 56e.; middling, 40a. to 505.: inferior ' 355. to 40a.; barley, 3h. to 445.; oats, 255. to 355; beans, 458. to 48s. • peas, 435. to 46a.; Boar, fi ne, per sack, 375. to 41a.; simends, 345. to 87s. Lrneoirt, Jan. B.—We have had a good supply of wheat and a fair demand at fully lest week's prime. Barley L. higher. Wheat, red, 465. to 60a.; white, 47.. to 62a. Barley, grinding, 30s. to 32a. ; malting, 38s. to 404. Ll;iliPool,i•N. B.—We have a good inquiry for wheels at our market this morning, and holders are very Am in demanding such advance as buyers will not readily . comply with ; the result is only a moderate amount of Mumma, on which we raise our quotations for good useful qualities Id. to 2d., and were any prime samples of American offering, they would have commanded even a greater improvement over the current quotations of this day week. Flour is in some and a hide dearer for superior parcels, while the ti ordinary . runs remain neglected. Barley and beans very slow of Nile at unvaried rates. Oats and oatmeal steady, but without much inquiry. American mixed and yellow corn must be noted 6d., Galata end Odessa Is. per qr. cheaper; white corn supports its tete valor; demand moderate. . WAKEFIELD, JAN. BWhea was generally held fully le. per qr. over last Friday's rates, but business proceeds slowly at the advance, the return of mild open weather operating unfavourably on the trade. Fine barley fetched full prices. Beans dearer. In oats and shelling no alteration. TRAFFIC RETURNS. I,II7MATI. Kim Pr M 20692 20692 6106. Myra. allamtleo. MT. lift AN r•011[ Dee. 31. A A A A Ilids Asked§ (11seme 91 MOW .. .., 211 1.96 WOO NU AM 2 testi 9l 110 IR 166 Wok mir e la d t . . 2 Azawn sad SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. hut Ws). Coyish Dlsokbum, of Plymouth. from OW for taglaad lurahil. bee boom shusdased to tbe Black tbs, la a. ankh* Man mom eared, awl lauded ben.—iterteb, Dec. 22 If Mora, which Wei bars. Deo. 24, from Memitlua, le leavings% es Mon d the vox* mar Doemem. emst —Qoe ,Jae . T. Vol.. Captain fLeelabrk al Emir from thrall for Cork or Telmeutb (Phest). rpm. • leek M Ma her mope became choked, mei Iv vas amassed Jaik.l; avw oval sad brouebt bra —Matta, Ja Ltraaroot Buss al Toasoni Poarn.—Taarm lad. B o lo twa/Yr. Tortroarorma. Odneco: Lodoro, at Um Capra( Good BAILZII roe lavaadoor..—Wootora Eltar. from Iletrost. Jam. 1; Ills Gr. from demander. Jan 1. TM Yorelag Wet orm to Moe Molboone on the 106 of N member, sad tho Neal IT IMF ea Ye lith, for 1.1 reveal. TM amat lettala Memo tromport. fn. Queroorootnt. arsine al Ceps Tem. Nommher IT. la 40 dam ancl left on the Leh for Dam W. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Poly Pill Ult : Now. IL hbortvfmr. from Liverpool. Maafamaaa.-11erhod : Oet. 16. ilastoall, from London . ; Oliver /1 14 04 "/"°I. Lharail %tett Lair • Illhaloro. V. Jan st Itcatri. ,iyde: J Ali`. Nov 3 I/waft LW, °brier Dove. honor& of the and llebomse, Liverpool • Bydmihate, TAW, pp WA=: haute oad [loath Cordao Lim. ;Plymouth. Rabble. Clyde. T Olive Brsocb. Laidoa h7fieerola Imam: noel; liwygool. Atha:air. Livorpool. Palked.—Now. Is. Other Ufa& fez Lead... Hoots Tow[ —Arrhe • OCT. Et. Alice liawth-vo, from Loudon. INTSTATION HAT, TASSATIA.—ATTITeI irl,louo to Nov . TirelLA, hem Liverpool for H.tYt Terra,liarlai been mat away from the WWI Il aceogiviell TT mem of Um emlgrastr havlag died of typhus STMT. 11.5.W.—Arrtved :• Oat. 11. hero Liverpool 13. Waive of Lik Lender TT. lam Bonin. Llvarpol 23 La 1101110. le= Now. NWT./ Man, Loadea. 13. Or .04 Pskov rtoa. for Loadoo. 29. 011n1 Creaswell Loadma. 31. flpmfr. London. lfaux•rraa.—Arrired : Wrath hem Leaden. Mona:oz. 'La.—arrived: wet. 11. lailiptir. WU, from Plymouth. ld Woo.. Liverpool $3. dna:maw . t. Parsee. laadou. Soy. 3. EsagArpo, Loudest. 4. now Loodoa. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Doke of Portland. hoes Clycio foriaagireere. - Oct. I, lit X 11.. los. I W. Xenia, of and from Uwaperl for Merbower. *ewe on me. Nov. Is. lor. tld tl.. Um SIM W. Swan Nwnra. tem Liverpool ter Caketis. &Pt 11. tal U A. kw. I 7 w. Sao Proodwo. des London for Now fooland. NV. la, lat. U 8..1.a. IS W. [A=VOLLOWAT'SPILLS.—ThiII M aas bee eels kessise lambi., selmilea fee thees .N V see te the math smithy three Is the IS sole Sea* ailSeeb tmethleee the SCE". et lour est theineeles et dersviesmsw-k• iheishoondwastsl &lOW. UV ethe a reenOves vlise edemas taj th piroe th. Ine.tat= z=d ~i. sweat retheellee le -teed trf .n lb, wusklos ~aim 1 i onneer. t..twath.thees. 114.theesTartheest M. le N.. York ; by A. iStange. ONNIMAYMIIO; A. lW.ltm l irl=l. Muir. MAU.. BERTHS, tIAGES, AND DEATHS. - samosa —Jas. at Cilltoarille. Brighton. the wife .1 Cipt. Ohrinel) .f .— a i/aa nm . ' lh at Newt square, the wife of T. H Halton, ark ef sem. HOLLIS it.—Jseh M Tenlagtogegerg, He wife of H. H. Cob. 11.4 .ot daughtor ILTORD.—J.44: Iracaltam Oaslls. the We the Roc ltaffaL et • yyU Dllt.--Jaa. r. at Simi atims. Ilvt. If 01at../ • Ostitla. 310•D.—J•a. Lat Wtitaara. dm wilt al D. L MM. Kat of • Issettte. MARRIAGES. JAXIII-11.0101110.—.1 00 . f ,et Ph Georgic illoringiberf.,_BY the 1111 . • 1•7 11 7 IL Awe. Req. eon of T. Jame& See.. mak billows* MOOD. of H. Itetbar. it. at DaS• II re *a. kat IL Dann, Dar*. ly the Ildw. J. D. Bat.. to Un, flatightm J „Most" WIL. T, at )1 by Os lvr. Nals 0. 0. 5 tlaTattielitol. ". = Oast. Das, at Parreralk. DILATE& Lim—Jaa. 4. at Ilailm•D. ELL =a° M . °A II,-411 . 7 . to I==lbZw.it lir. Jams Dart. to ater• Una l• and anal Datedet la the Oalealia awl UK IDNOMDS.—Jas 1. at Latoirsalatra IlLastal tom. L Ditaaada. ass& 11A1..—,laa. Aram stmt. Oatiaitintet. J. lentOtac. ape !IL at rm./. AVIV. Ottgalta Hamlin". We UN Dam L 1111111110. enoooood P ul so %Mums Sow lama. alma. to tbo Or of Loads.. Psfaufrobi oho 0511. 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