The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. The City parliament held another meeting yea- ADlMMairt, J Mi. 2S. Areenrni KIRK -k, lIP - teals', pursuant to adjaeranwat. at:k tante :CI fl. PsYlitcar. CAt. to dm Victoria sad The Right Ho.. **Low Yam pneilled, and gam Albert. vies UM Hew &mph Damn. wed : wee a very full Mesdames of newien of the we* ?be sad A. C. to the Earplug, Mlovriog aldermen won Wee pews,:—Yuen . Wilma, Cononanier O. . Parkin, to the lanyatim Ilumphery. Hale. Flask, Oonder.W. Lawns" J. O. law. Lieutenant H. Racked, to the Wows. reface, Chen* Mecbi, Roes, Abbir, and Dais. nab- Lantana O. E. Doinviie, to the !FL thannen. j _ _ THE LATT lITLAKCIOLTCOLLITIT Aomewer. - leir NATAL AND MILITARY. 81119.011 D. L. Dor ea to the Asirbet Barroom C. K. Oodfrey. to the Ear:talus. Ad*/ Arnisinat Surgeons: J. A. Hatch, to the lovesti- Woe ; aid B. A. Birch, to the Burritos. Payesslar C. G. Burney. to the Eurielus. Assistant Psyntenter G. W. Jones, to the Euryslos. Clerk A. De Dias, to the Etaryann Mr. /si ;Rein; ga v7iac;6llT;that,arthewsztriart. he should move that the sum a one hundred plasm be granted by the corporation towards the relief a the widows and try and other sufferers the lath melancholy accident M °eP tlien su Bartley Collier (H Isar.) LI Mr. SNELNG au that the steadies olden should be suspended, and the wary sheath be granted at coos. (Hair, hear) It would be very useful to the meeo tarts parsons who were sufferers by the calamity, and would set a noble exempts to the whole country. (Mows.) Alderman Dace wooded the propositioa of Mr. heel ling, sad said that he did so upon the priaciple that " he gives twilit who (legal quickly." (Hear, bear.) The motion wee put and curial mmainsormly, sad it was that the money should be at twee beaded to the t iv ord u ra l yor, in order that he might remit II to the proper quarter. 23. The Shannon, 51, acrew frigate, Captain James V. It. Wainwright. was brought down this marake to 'floorings off Gosport, to Mimi her couipaanss. The Pigmy, steam vessel, Master William Jangles, MlR nuked a portico of the 41st Regiment from Oet sad landed them this afterueue at the dockyard. The Itholernsatbus, 4, steam store-ship Nader F. B. Sterdes, commaader, gads to-morrow morning for Wool wich. The lire Qoeen, steam vowel, Master F. W. Paul, was token into dock this afternoon. The St. Vutceat, 101, Captain Thome Wilson, was shifted this rooming from her meanest, sod lashed aloogride the ladle of Wellington, to allow the Elhanaon to be takes to ber moorings for the adjustment of her componen The tieseer steam sloop, Commander Gongs N. Jackson, ffal o at sail until this morning. fine was &Weed for the (emboss Highlander, whit* obi accompanied to Inland. Letters were read from the secretaries of the Butchers' Charitable Asa:million and the Semmes Miamian, thanking the court for its doestione of one hundred gamma and fifty &seas inepsetively In aid of their funds. The Whys wen ordered to be entered upon the journal' of the seat. TRIM 111TROPOLITLY RAILWAT. TIN Tome CLIME reported that all application had been rembeen behalf of the Metropolitan Railway, claiming a sum at IL I. M., for preparing a list of the shareholders of llesapany, agreeably to the order of the court. The court, amid some laughter, made an order for the payment of the amount claimed. WOOLWICH, JAIL 23. The Rorlotica, transport reseal, Captain Lee, left the rime this day, with war elms for the trews &tattooed in Ireland, Mullahs' two complete batteries el 12. pounder Armstrong rues, with the secemary carriages, limbers, ho., for Major Oreso's E sad Captain Morns s A field MUM.' ere at Cork. The Winkel sod two other hired steswrosiesle ore Mill shipping war stores for North A merits said the West lithos at the Royal Amami wharf, the Spartaa sad Parthenon baring left the Amor with similar Norse. the forum for Halifax sad the friar for Jamaica. A large gnanalty of ammunition for liniell sod other stoma - hare bens farevaled tor the me dMe troops at Dover. ithurnellita. sad Onishattar tamp. Seem al Goat*, targets Mrs sloe berm foronnisi to le ea the meet el hewer sod Eget, Ise the pasties orrell ems at the Mashed forts and Masts& limen. A ststomeat winch appeared this week le a monde' Mursal ti to r the effect that the again. selehlihment of the Royal men at Woolwich has hose broken op, is SD • tirrly wi out fonsdatioe, is the estallMiliMeall it in fall operation. mid employe loamy bimdreis d meekest), bw sides womeo, is the masidartere of military dstbM for various corps. Many important improvements ham se costly been introduced, sad some large Oran hew hsen completed for the Royal Arti ll ery sod Royal ragisessi • forms CHATHAM, Jar. MI. A general parade of the omcera and men of this divilios of floral Marines Light lalastry took pies thb moors* on Ile await°a of the prow:atation of Awes medals, shirk, together with the usual gratuities, bibe ben awarded by the Lords Coserabsiosere of the Admiralty to Drue•liakor A. Lewis, Sergeant R. Leith, and Sergeant T. Bowers, for long terries sad unriteriess einekrok The three acopooennemetooed eines deseeskid hem sash hese le the tarps upwards of 21 yews. herbs the whale of whirl lengthened period they base sleep bone and exemplary diameters. Zhu nn-Maiwe Lewis awl esw Bowers receive a gratuity of 151. ewe. awl Swwwkat= a gratuity of 10f. rat CANADIAN WIDITION. • fiERGBANT-MAJOR'S A0001771T OF Tag VOYAGE OP THZ 017AADIL We (Plymouth Journal) bays agonieed die Fa- ' lowing letter from a neseantinajor let Disttellem Ofeserke 1 Guanbi, os board the Adriatic, to a friend is Dememeet, 1 which will, no doubt, prove intweellegteoreolent : Halifax, NomSt rii t,FedJess. IP L " Dear Old Prised,- -After meganstsektg the dimple el 4 the deep for eleven days and nigh* I lad Named ia Halifax. People In the Old Omar, (Yankseima) my, ; 'Go to Halifax :' amd to Halifax I ism sass 014 —, were you ever see sick ? if you we set I_l yea sever , will. 1 suffered frightfully, and, 1 r adsK set with I the stoicism of am 'Oise. W. bed 1,400 men es beard, stowed away something like all as top ol sash ether. I Then the rations were an but Inviting. Tea! Clod 1 form re me for calling tb their wog names, foe 1 verily behave it was moth* mare nor lees sham a tar rope staperided in a boiler of water, with a small entitle of near in it. The chocolate I can my nothing about for not on. in ten drank it. The pea soap, the first day, I was something awful ; some commune got all peas, and , the other a kind of liquor. The soldiers no board (like the Persian army, under Darius, which drank the rivers dry) attacked the water burets, immediately after, is good force. The adjutant, after they had emptied one barrel, ordered them away from the aniesd; they would eat go, but were mutinous enough to my est, 'Throw him over board.' They then brought the 11: is them, Wilke woe cleared the ways. Th ey were mad with thigh The cooking, altogether, was • set sulkiest boilers. The ' duff,' commonly celled g, which wee supposed to be for dinner, was belled during Ike .....k ailis night, and issued out before breaktaM ; so Moth to your teeth that you could not get them elsesed far an hour after. I was tolerably well up to Christmas Bee when it coo ennead to blow a gale. The gel* continued the whole el that and Christmas Day, and the day following._ A mom miserable Christmas I never passed. Not a particle mired soy lips for the three days, although I got a thiff of a Imre fromtbesalooe. Then I thought of •Home,sweetHosse' TM voyage, altogether, was lonely. I thett the ether neer leg, as I lay in bed, that I should Ike to bear a baby au, just for novelty's sake. On Sunday lilt we were ea the banks of Newfoundland, and 'Pleaded putting in the following morning at Sydney, Cape Brehm Island, for mat. log. then, if primiblo, up the St. Lawrence eely we chinas& most foriunately, to meet the Persia (which bad taken eat the Ist Battalion Itith Regiment) returning from the Si. Lawrence. She made her way an far as a place called BM, and commenced landing her troops. Nine companies wens safely on shore, when the ice drifted down ie each mamas that she was driven from her moorings end obliged M males clot to sea, with the company and all the baggage es board. She left behind six of the ship's boats aid twisty of her crew. Hearing this, we gave up the tbeeglsta of trying to named the St. Lawrence, and, la compare y with the Persia, arrived safely in Halifax Harbour es Tuesday lam. It appeared in the Hal yaz Chronicle of to-day, that the Parana was lost at the month of the S. Lenses, haw* on board the Scots Fusilier Guards, tad ether troops, brat it turned out to be tales They are now at Sydney. We are sow taking in coal, and expect I. leave ea Motley for St. John's, New Brunswick, then overgad to Quebec, up wards of !MO mile,, part by marehing sad part by sleighing. Each dicer will have carried for him 40Ibe. of baggage only. It is frightfully cold here; you can see nothing but ice and mow, and sledges dying from oase part of the town to another, each drawn by one miserable animal, called a horse, with a couple of belle jingling round his meek to give notice of his approach. Things are generally very clump, meat particularly-2A. per lb.; lobsters, Id. each; sugar ' 10d. per lb.; mm, f,,. per gallop ; clothes, very deer. The ladies appear is monster crioolines. The weather is so se vere that I dread the journey, but I hope to be there by the end of the month, with a Wee from you awaiting my arrival.— Ever yours, , let Battalion Orenidier Guards.* tab) EtatManta. Mr. H. W. VALCATiCs,tinchilrnanof the Bridgrbouse Maine Committee, who bad a motion upon the paper to obtain designs and estimates for the constasetioo of a new bridge at Blankfriars, and roorinmendisg for adoptiat a drip seat in by Mr. Page for an iron bridge of Ouse I maim at the estimated eon of 243,0001., said he thought I tin Gabfest was of too alai bipartisan to be di eared es W proem. semi" and he ositd that • span' day sinuld be bed for this owan&iatka al the gumbos. It apponal to be the insaiiimoos apieics 414 the and that the Illtsgestion was ase that shield he a/Mad oat, and Thursday next at 2 o'clock was appointed for the par pm. TO AlIfCl Mr. Di Jziart, so misses prosakarar w ab a:Zia b 7 Aadertoo whe Ire podsarly plural s ups. thep.per, piper th:r• proposal ia S mot aunt speak " shot tiis ;owl sastrilisio lb* son of 5001. towards tb• toad N. he Ws midis. al orrapeorisi to his Ws Royal Highasss Priam Ooossot.• 00IIRT OP COMMON PLEA/IL-JAL 2& OW. •$ NW Prim i• 111 iddhscc.—(Difors Mr. Julio, 80. ••d • Cannon Jury.) The reeoluttea MS pet sad weld mealeeede, es woo mho 'doe Yoe the away ehoold he haatedistely to eh, Lord Nom so the tirearanr of the memo- Mel feed sow is previa ILIMS AND OTELM o. lIAITAGS ' TER Lolia)011-111110011 MIL plaintiffs were id ism who. soon after the fire at Leaden-bridge, wee employed to cleanse the drains under the ism d • Yr. Obeementan,wbicb were in that neigh. 1 kesulood It was pert of the terms that the men should immillrffresto whisk they might find in the drains, arid they ' did is hid celled 'beat three toss. The defendant, how. I ever, took pawed of this pee" claiming to have par. I chased it as add. ; but the part of the plaintiffs it was contended that the ham many_ warehouses . having become mixedtogether it was impansibk to say to ' diem this pastime, quantity belonged, end therefore the ddeadast weld make out on title to deprive the plaintiffs of the pommel= at their property. After some evidesce had been given is was agreed that ; there should be • wedict for the plaintiffs for 301. DAVY V. PZMITON.—PHOTOOILLPII 01 A MIL. lestiff, who was a medical practitioner in Essex, clued a far a libel °obtained is an anonymous letter, astlrb i re Indent denied that be had written this letter but said that he bed MOOD to believe that it might , have been written by his son, who was in Australia. Under these circumstances a contnamies was going out to Aus tralia to examine the sea, and • few days sip the defendant applied for leave to photograph the leeter mid the envelope. Mr. Honyman no w - sabmitted that the rule to give this liberty should not be made absolute, sad died that in "Hughes v. Ledy Dinarbea," when leave waa panted to inspect the beadwriMag al the dourness Wen this eon. dition was appended, that the names sad outdraws 61 the persons inspecting should be given to the other side ; so that if necessary this observatbn might be made to the jury " You brought 911 perdue to look at the letters, sad dare only toren five of them to give evidence." Such • Con dition would be entirely segsdived by granting a photo. graphic copy, for this copy could be shown to 500 perms, out of whom a few ooald be selected to 'peek as tithe hand ' mites. ' Mr. Bovill, on the other *la, said that if the &feudist should be given a photographic espy the plaintiff 'add retain the original, so that they would both be in • similar ' position ; and as the original letter would be sent to Australia with the eseendeeiou is wmvery desirable that there should be • photograph, for the origins] might peg. bizto the bottom of thole& Lard Chief Justice thought that by granting the, apsdisetion they would be furtg the intsresta of truth, whilst he obi ant see how it would farther the intends of these who wished to deceive, /1416 shield& COURT OF 11:XCHF.Q17ER-4A.. 23. Mr. Low premeeded • palt;o7inTra the committee of the Orphan Waldo' earl. Hrentock-hill, for • mar of Amonpreeenti • similar pritioo Irma the Ratana•May sod Mr. Deka, r dr did Deputy Lloyd Ivor the Lowden brie, few Itesing the Mad to Bead. no whole of the soUsee were rimed to the Cog. Ora, sad Pianos Conran Ir. Linn treeett up • report her the Coil, Con, sad Dram Caralttea reentwor lieg • great of two lambed iron to the loyal tree Hospital, sod of we barbed gators to the Loyal Orem' Disparity. Ti c =r 6 'W eed to, all the court roe id nerds adj Ellithip Barrao.—(Bolaro es Lord Chief 13aron, and Bursa Nut* Chanson, and Wilda.) On tbs bar being pee Mr. tierient laws ssidratt it the next new trial be did sot thick t h at at that boar (kolf-put 3) their lordships scald make program. The Loud Chief Baron—Whid is the owe I lierisaitt Shea—lt is • rlght al way ono. It is ray lord. t my s Lod Chief Bares—Who is on the other side? Mr. andssat Bison—Mr. Chambers, who is addressing Mastar Wanes and • jury elsowhiro. (Icriglitor In. Bun Wilde—l sapposs this aim Is not to stand over will the otber is finished. (Renewed langharr.) The ain was than ordered to stand our. COURT OF BA) (Began Mr. IX lIICZAZDS. r.—J.x. 23. Ito.) The bankrupt, Martha Augusta A. Richards, was described as of No. 13, Cesteratreet, Oneveoor-place, spinster, of no oestoelles. The statement of asessate shows :—Dr. To creditors on soared, 1,7181. 17s; Wellitan bolding mouthy, 4101. ; liabilities es bills dineroated, 1,3001. The mete are re amed aside. M. ; led. 316 ; law expenses, Lail.; dissent sad Mew* 11101. ; is. by sale by paths audios of feseittoe. pints, fte., I,ooof. ; liabilities for width bank. rape bad remised so oeseidwation, 1,3001. ; home. I . i a._ expos* 601. Personal expmes, seek as hire of aorisE e ds r e i , MK ; 111,111111 of h 41 41 114 s ... sad law, by deign Rao °bake- Meet, 0001. Defideney : !lanai sad lase, 3001. The bank. rup stato her expiators for the year proceeds. her Biers to have bees 1301., bat elie is wahle to slats it for Me year blare, bat birsved it to be about the same amount. Awing the oredikes ars : Mr. Meadows, job master, of Maim, 351., fey hire of horse and Joh o s o4 . 1 . 48 1 644 4 Mid 'OW, Fiseadilly, 71. Ea, r i t i rer ; i supplied ; Joie Le Clientiamd, jewelle r, Wit:Tole-eke* 43L, foveae seggßed ; Meakiagand Davim, Holhorn•hill, WA St. 6d., for glob neggisd re the shaped draws, s ad law meta. The aredibeee held* seessity are thee re amed : Jame Iraemod. 1111k_Barsimirors* Portland. tid . sesesbese. NIL ; M. Clow Oa Prith-sereet, .. ....... emir weedmis BIM •IS of exchange, W ll ist Jae., amped by es Forbes, ..... i tlieu rera n % ad drawn herb Mr. elslPirs mimed r..... 7 —..... 41., ..di for whisk lamiongt states ehe remind se ewneklemidea. Mr. William Boss, Mt, Brook-street, Growenorsquare, 3701. This was a joint and promissory note given by bankrupt and a Mrs. Thorne, for which she states she received no 'consideration. Mr. Chamberlain, of TottenhawooMroad, solicitor, is also re turned for 2151., for bills drawn by " Beek," and accepted by the bankrupt. The bill of sale given was pronounced fraudulent by the vierchaseellor. Mr. W. R. &Wawa, of No. 13, Hashighall-street. op posed foe several meditate ; Mr. .idge, the crown soli citor, watched the ease ; sad Mr. Begley supported. Mr. Buchanan said that be opposed as the following grams : first, that the debar el his alkali bad bees we meted without reisoesble expectances of payment ; and for a further ground, that the credit was obWned by false and fraudulent representation', viz., that when she pve the orders, she reproented that mho was a niece to Lord Tre &gar, and she was cousin to Sir Godfrey Mope, that she bad considerable house property, sod that his (Mr. Buchanan 's) client was to spare so expecie in fitting op her house. That she expected 4001. a seer from the death of her mainie, and she had large awns of money out at Moe& wcail are Mier t Walters was examined by Mr. Buchanan, sad that she was a loleaphouseaseper, of Haw liarewoodapate, Meryieboo. Her debt was 291. 1 , for board, lodging, food. and goods sad household furniture. The bankrupt, exambred by Mr. Buchanan, was seked when she first Mane sconalated with Mrs. Walt.., ? She denied having wee lived all M. beam se the. Welters. She denied Istria, ever I.dwd er boarded at her Douse. She never slept In her Doane is her life. She toted that she Ws entitled to 4001. a year at the death of her "scrums" sad she did set ewe her a faxehieg. She deukd Mat bee mother was la the mks. Mr. Beeboan lbw MI6 ewe 'Hest is We box, whose widows rebutted the reelisteny of the bankrupt. She we crossaxamined by the UMW counsel, who, however, did sot scooted is shaking the *Meow Mr. William Thring was then 'manhood by Mr. Bu chanan, and stated that he was a plumber, builder, sod decorator ; that the balance due to him was 350/. for work done to a house in 1159. His nohow:teat for giving her credit was. that she represented she had got may houses in the City which she wanted him to repair ; that she had got large same of money out at Wawa, an d that be was to spare no expense in making her bows very els. gant ; that she was niece to Lord Tradegar, ad she was cowls to Sir Godfrey Ildan ; but that alter the reedit had bias given h• discovered there was litne hoped getting 4001. a year, for her mother was in the Is receiving paw. filial relief. (Lingtiew.) Mr. Braden, a senator, was called, and Is answer to Mr. Benham's potioas, suited that be would rather not sewer whether the beakespes mother winin the onion or receiving parish renaL Ma Beasem—Tbet esserees os i r Thdd yn t. ees as welL I will we losable you am loolbar. Mr. Me. Mille man end Mr. 1 k shy loving been Mad pro sad era, The Commissioner raid, be had no doubt Martha Richards I was a swindler. He did not believe one word she had said 'this day in wort, sad that, therefore, the last examination and order of discharge would be dimmed in. die, without protection. SHERIFFS' COURT, Rea LION Squmis Z. (Before Mr. tinder Sheriff Harebell, and • Jury.) COLINAN V. 111721 Z. Thin was also a breach of promise OWN is which the 6sma wets laid at 1.0001. Yr.sswes. as counsel for the plaintiff, sated for such as sassont as weld enable the young woman to provide for herself sad The plaintiff is the daughter of • farmer, war Roystoa, Cambridgeshire, and bad come to London to visit • friend at May lield•ernioe„ Rottiorbitbe. The de ! fandaat, a shipelmuidler, having offices at the Commercial- I docks, resided on the same terrace, and became acquainted I with her. The plaintiff went home, sod aabsequeutly re turned to Loodou, when the seduction it was Oa's& took place. Some lettere were read couched in affectionate terms, The defendant, as io the other ease, did not appear, awl io order to Mcrae' the damages it was shown that he had given claret and champegrie at a sapper, and it was stated that the parents of the you 2g woman would not receive hard hems, but made lair a ems i allowance for herself and child. The ja.ry sowed the demos fa ibis was also at lax. [Advertisement.)—ZotspwAT's Pma Airy Onrr mars.—limekal etr.>et-des• Ye t sad ski wer=_ . e . L . ft Immo' bar li te tsar liver. lags," s. d Isiriwell 1441 et* M 170 0 17. Nallewers Ow* MOW Timpessme it sle etweemeM Ste roles* smaraal. la =AI PISI W s a lli Za g etb s tiff to edger . ti r: mak". and Is theressegy thine geese Mt wets peepireeleas me coM preserve Um tame tram . weer awl tear," let Mlmodees M Ps dam mp Name mom es to AM*, es Ow nempkilliesemilik 28.1.18" WRECK AND LOSS OF ELEVEN LIVES NEAR THE LIZARD. On Wedne9Arty morniog, about four o'clock, • . large foreign barque, believed to be French, sod in belle*, was driveu on shore in Yelgew t'ove, in the ►wish of Mid bon. about em miles inside the Lintel light. The weatherat the tons was cloudy, and the wiled was very string, blowing from the M.V.BAccoediog to the intelligens, which reached Mr. lt. Nance, Lloyd's agent at PIIIISSZCO on Wed ne•d•y afternoon, it would seem that the vessel had be come a total wreck. The four men who were saved could not speak a ward of English. One of the four was very weak. Eleven were kat, and two more were on the rocks with the ma naming over them, but strong efforts were being made to wave them. The rinks are very high where th. *hip we. wrecked.— Wagers Morning Na... sufferers, is Tends-coed were immured. By a "general order" promulgated yeeterday, a ,ONVICTIONR MMUS Tlll MINES INEMOTION ACT. eerie. of oew regulations for recruiting for the army ars Wynn, the oeeeennneet inenentec m ace, h es j ue t made piddle. ' preferred informatioes at lroobeidge against several persons Altirntela CAD OUTRAGE. —A cabman named t or k o f r i nnninouto of thin act. The 1 ., on . nom%ll r. J. John Hargreaves waa committed for trial by the Liverpool Ramped, charging that there wee no indicator at the pit—no magistrates yesterday on a charge of committing an iudscent steam pug, and no oigook I e non+ ease a fins 10.. was attack upon lira. Mary Ann Clarke, wife of a (*male at inflicted, amounting, inclediog costa, to 31.35. Maws. Hill protest is Baltimore. The prosecuteix stated that she had and Aden, charged with a neglect of proper pit appliances, bees shopping in re.hi-etreet on the Preeiene day, end that were fined ins., saluting costa. The charge. is soother she called the nrierner to drive her to the London and owe, against Mr. Audis' wee that of bade( wyglyeted to North. Western sviticia in Limwetreet ; lasteel of doing so, report to t h e u nmeant ...m eat that bad occurre d io nee however. be drive her Peel the ' , Wino sad "'Wed wear of the Madeley Wood sod pita. A fine of 11. was inflicted. some waste grouol opposite the Evertor Reservoirs, where E, Lloyd and U. Hussey weft &ergot with having, In the there were no light+ and few PeownWere. Hen he made pit of which they wed ebertenoesters, more than five bin attadt. proeecutrie resided. Mid ultimately 1 ..6 of wma cad k eep i ng t h e see . i n a a Mr. Clerneut Bryn/, who wall Wen& beard the wooden bottle instead el a tin one. Nee and coed, 21.—The noise which she made. " 41 her appeals to the eahmse seine charged by W. 0. Teeter, Roq.. with having oeglected to dmist, end having ebtofeed the, wieloone ~, " P „nfiSe", to inform the inspector of an spoldsed that bad taken pleas • loth parties were brought to the ponce ewes. OT the on one of th e o w e t cu mi n . A A so of premier it was contended by his solicitor that the were B i i,i, v h„„, pail, pot. was intoxicated, and that else had been woe res the pro- i ccupou onoinon. Otttrlaoa ' % violas day is the company of tbe prises. r at several public' __ Tutien remise, ceehe r l i t ;i l9thil ---- ..„. . 74. P booms. This was strongly denial by the prosecutrix, who roe . t h e ce h, nee b e f ore , en d th a t • Da. DI JONOI6 stated that she bail 1 LIMIT BILOWN COD LTV= MN wawa as eel BOOT. The unnatural she wanted to he driven to the Limeetreet station in order to nest her brother to premed with him to London. Ms. ;1419.wwldleeet of food . the a ; be caye tetwe he tceesc e f 8e,.. sae bay If not aused ycted staled that when the °Meer sod be came up to the &Wily. Dr. tie Janet's celebrated Light Wawa - CotTilver cab, the complaisant was lying upon to floor, and the driver oil W Dote need w ith u n f a ili ng e ffi cac y i n res t or i ng s w h deeding over her. She was irepog him to desist, sod I. the mese easeelated frame. The distinguished surgeo n i Mr. said that she would give lam anything in ad shape dimmer Hewn Wllla•—"Tbe wdebt rained brills los of Dr. d 'Tete* if he would leave her. ails Wee Mrs the widget at the OW swallowed. or mere ne, deJoneh • tight Brown Cod Liver OW be sold only In capstaled Caller/IL PaLecIL—ONI SWILLING DAT. —TIMM- h a u.s.g, ft. id. . o n , 4 .. a t gun , and Dar, Jae. 21.—Adinieeions ea payment, 2,874; ditto by Amer. fleeted. .ma &r Laudon: and by ems& whets, 973; tdel video, 3,947. remodel& diensiste—tadvertimmedd IL4ILWA7 AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the OSOINI taken before the email= were principally protests he extending and implevies the km. t railway OIIIIIIIINWIfttion is Melee. the Wets of and the .Picethesseed Midland distaide. The fol. were disposed of, eel declared to lave duly comp li ed with reqshmasetelle peellemeet : RIDWTOL AND SOWN WINMSI/ JUNCTION RAILWAY CO .—To &sliest's the Leeds. sad South Western to make eight _sew luses t ie mite with the Salisbury sad Yeovil, the /Wen d sad the Sessemet Osaka, and to ram for the Pu a farther espied in sew shame of 750,000 f. r: DIP Mu= one /Mama, AND Nears RAILWAY Couratrus.—lty this lill the Vale at Reath propose to acquire the Swansea mil Imeh, and to toy dews osi their ewe line the escrow gaup es well as the broad, the cost of the latter being estinta - Wet 100,0001., and the remainder at 00000/. BRITON FINNY AND DWI 001EPAIFT.—For a kale of the undertaking to the South Wales sad Yak of Reath Com petes, sad to raise 10,0001., sad to borrow 40,0001. NTOCITOW AND DALLINC/TOIL—To NIA' new lines to Towlaw eel Crook, to menet the earipany's misting capital of 000,000 f. into stock, and apply say portion of it to the sew worts Nom BOMB& AND OARSMEN AID BILLO=W BAT 0011. PANIZ/L—PM leasing the latter to the former. YAW? DNA TTON AND Simeon JUNCTION RAILWAY. GMAT N . ONTlillAlf RAILWAY CONTANT.—To make alias Gam Ressuagtoe sear Desolater, Oeinaboro, end alter levels beet the Liter pie. to Saxilby, with powr to mho 310,0001. is sew shares, Ned to borrow 110, 0001. NONWICII AID SPALDING RAILWAY.—To eaten& the Yoe from Settee, la the Helloed division of LieediAlre, by • amble jeactioa, Wee sew shares to the extent of 715,ML, and berme 25.0001. WNW? CHWUNN RAILWAY.—FO, • new line from Motildawarth to Chester, sod breaches to Birkeebsed Bail in', with power to Woe 100,0001, sod borrow 60.000 E YAJA OW CLWTD RAILWAL—To exteed their line to the worth•weet shore el the Weer Clwyd at Foryd, and nine 13,0001. LAI:WINTON AND Sown Arrow Ran.war.—For a ,all. way from Michela sad Lassionias at as estimated coot of 1110,0001., and power to harrow 00.0001. MOILITONEAWIWIIIAD ANDBOUTII DMONBAILWAT.—From the Newton station of the South Devoe to Noretooltainp stead, at a net of 100=1...asdA0001., ow lees. HATTUILD CIIASI Bourn WILTON 00SPONAT/011. WAKEMAN ROAD& GROAT BRITAIN RUTUAL Lim ASBUILASCI 80C1117.—To enable it to @mead be sued. The bill of the Swansea Reath, sod Brecon Rainy Company for estensioes ins withdrawn, and will not be further proceeded with. The come of nom-compliance included the Natalie Railway, to alter flue sod levels, and make five new brooches in the slate dietricts, at 260,0001..; and the South Stafford. shire sod Central Wales, for est/mime from Dudley to liridgoorth and breaches to the booth Ettaffonlehim and West Midlend Railways awl Great Welles at Swiedes. with • proposed new eapibti of WOW and skip& ism. RAILWAY TO TUB CANT AT OOLORWSTNIL—TTY . %1111 spplisation on the pert of the Teedriog Readied Comsey, rusniag from the Hythe, in the neigh of Colchester, to Wivenhoe, for power to 'stead the llew Into Colchester and to the camp, sod to enter bee qpir tracts with the Wile Departmeat. the ailditioeal weiner required for the parree being 1t3,0001. The 'Wan orders were complied with. PROPOS= ANATTOIIII AT BRIONTO7I.—This bill, labs. dosed by Yews. Fannin and (Rabat, to empower the corporation of Brighton to ea lish an abattoir et &kneads-house far Brighton sad places within a quarter of • mile of the boundary thereof, Dot situate in the district of Hove, with stables sod buildiage for the use of the butchers cad the public the' cost thereof tri: be defrayed by tolls, and the corporitine are to be empowered to borrow 30,01.101. The requirements of the steadies orders were tieslared duly complied with. EXTENAIVZ FIRE IN HOLSORlC—Yesterday after , aeon a Ere broke out in the back factory of Yemen. N. Wilbraham sod Co.. mainufactarers, importers, werebeess wee, sod velvet mercers, carrying on bushier at Ne. 6, iddisrow, Holbora. The premises were three or fair floors high, the upper of the workshops being filled with nisolthiery sod wetly fabric. Numerous theses of the London Brigade sad the stems land eggies were mow es the spot. but in spite of the erertions of the firemen the flames continued their ravages, sad could red be aatiegaishei until the wothabope sad meshisery rooms were rimitoyed in the factory. and a great meant of damage dens to the frost premises, as weU se to the lack of the bonsai ow either aide in Mkidle.row, sad hell a dome ethos i• Teesehrimert. As is the origin of the fire nothing is kerma. The are Ire insured it the Elides and Putelliess, bet wee of the n',"! ,1 ".4 1 T1' irt.°7Trr7 THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Clbristigikew Jona a reugh-loekieg am of shoat 36 Deere of age, wee sherged oe Iranians et elembeg a watch of the vela* of 601., from lir. Robert Nieto, a gentleman from Ineolunire, while chinking at the bar et the Crooked Billet pablie-heen, at the corner of Wychatreet sad Hol7we►latreet, ft .'"T EVENING; r 'JANUARY AK. 1862. The prosecutor stated that at half-peat 1 o'clock that morning he went Into the Crooked Billet, and ordered a glass of gin and water. While he was driukiug it the pd. weer and another man entered ; and the prisoner, shoring against him, milked " What he was going to stand?" He replied, "Anything you like, my dear fellow, saly 7 hurt.'. About a quarter of an hour afterwa r ds the sonar and hismorapanion went away. Shortly afterwards witness missed ha watch from his pocket. Joke Griffiths, barman at the Crooked Billet, earidrined the prosecutor's statement. He saw the prisoore end hls companions when they left the house hurrying away air fast as they could walk. He described the memoir to the constable, who apprehended him. The prosecutor treated the prisoner to - three glasses of grog. Floyd, 19F, said he saw the prisoner and two other men drinking at the bar of the Crooked Billet at about three o'clock. At that time he observed the prosecutor looking at his watch. About four o'clock he was called in by the prosecutor, who complained that he had lost his watch. He apprehended the prisoner is consequence of what the barman told hlm. Tbe prosecutor was the worse for liquor. The magistrate celled 0. the prosecutor (who had said the prisoner wee only •qtiorter of an hoar in the house) to e! V ai t i t i the di ff erence al time from half-past l 3toor 4 The prosecutor replied to a series of statesman so oos fused and inconsistest that it was difficult to get at his real menoing. Ultimatekr he was understood to put it thus : That tow prisoser sad his oompeatos had at first remained about • owner cf an boar, during which time he (meesen tor) treaW the prisaser to a gls tide. They afterwards nionnli_winn bkossuuteM sa nested the pamper to gat The primmer this time moaned till shout three o'clock, at whiff dims prosecutor bed hie watch Naha. It was when the primmer sad his sompenione left the mooed time that they were mesa to hurry away, sad in about are mioutee afterwards, he (prosecutor) Ithleld his watch. The prisowar denied harlog stolen the watch, sad alleged that the prosecutor was drinking sad dassiog with some The barman, Griffiths, said the primmer was the only perms who approached the presenter. Indeed be would not snow any penes bet himself to epprime the prose cutor. A wawa aMempted to de so, amithe presser kept bar of, sad ultimately armed bee eat ef the hoes% saying that she " wasted to rob the {shams.' HA Hall mad there was great dffilealty in the ease, from the confined manner in which the preamakir gars his testkeeny. Ho should not undertake to deride wen • ems but wohid lean it to a jury to form thill cenelaskno os the swidenos. The primmer was secordingly committed far vial. MABLHOROOGIIHISIET. rhovesas Mason, whose real earns is Wagon, and Henry Loess, were brought before Mr. Tyrwhite for farther ex amination, charged with being meowed ie as inuneme somber of robberies of truisms's in eerie= pats of the metropolis. The court, until business closed, presented a remarkable ems* Wow& at MO trodemess were at ass rises as =disabled to tho peinteme l egless blind erica tlo itse: tai sarr ais lizak ts vidzs amke a ;aim ambisty„ as is doubt the Ohm Air Rini Om [ sees ether memises of the mile POP le Idi Pl= it gips semi et as salmi aid sue= el limmorm la Meta that lb* while samhor ad mem who IMP la least thrflicimettee kid has ribbed oil risse bun M. tr - NIL no e :Mit ie tt ia lline. se eidetated. asesaelied to pessli the sistemMle mods is which the e s adir eeeeheied el her vell-bserra charneten, Wel the two prbenem. .erred ea their system rd tho pane am qr ekinies that the smbetty at the rdessies mui have boa ' pot up," that b. that Se tiddIVOS re ceived bilemialles from some gm oeuseded with the Wei mer or the prendeis as to the beet way 0 gettAsg at the emit box or tato the promises. Pelisomsr4 use* C 2 3 , to whom the sole credit is due of into custody, he having accidentally istillem into rropcart just at the time when they were sheet to perpetrate a large robbery on a biker io Coseptenobriet, her. Sam the Ent easabsties, bon actively mimed is lirsehrueet the rob barbs and the system seersed by deb pig. The us** et the tradimma who lave boss readier, ham, groank sad chemists. From the infersalloa mined by Offs theme bi so dont& that the peg acted in MIA instancor es gad infennation. It appears it is the ember at bakers to pre. vide on • particular day for the calling el their Wien far is the fear account. It also the endear of grows le have their cash ready every Saturday far the collootem el deb sugar and tea errs, with whom they deal. It was MI them particular days that the robberies were committed, and it was this peculiar system of bushman that the gang seemed to be thoronghly acquaioted with. Mr. Beet attended for the paironerd Before the additional evidence wee called, an apparent cm the part of the owner of the dopeart—Mr. Poole, of Boston—was made for its delivery, the prisoners having hired it of him in the regular way. Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired of Cole whither there was any ob. *lion to punt the applicatios. Poliotweigeard Cole replied that the Owen had only borrowed the trap twice from Mr. Poole, mill there did nob appear to be airy roams why it should sot Imi *MI U• MI him. The prisoners, who at emerows WO theft ewe ww• accustomed to borrow their Imp bens gabliallt 111 :1 dealt in Sour, and it wee through his they t a d kiwi es time that bakers wally_ paid the milbre Mob ONIMMIL Tbe case of Mr. MAW baker, of than proceeded with. It ;rill be recelloll ° V .lll llhil 1 DOOM called at the shop, and mil Mr. Mi ll er wog Oa tense of wishing to pee him as seder for wails. Tho prisoners and their ireadiesaite basiss diesitsi Mrs wen Mom f Mn. Zeillor. aso cd tha gpitighaebe spin * ask is whisk aas &Mounting to Vieloorg MIK and MK had been deposited , bat which was fortgentely removed that mowing. The thief took away two ban' full of copper, no doubt under the impression it was the seamy he expected to obtain. lir. John Menke, proprietor of the baker's shop, posed Hat some memos into the shop and inquired shoot wed ding ohm lases was the moo, and he spoke of Squire letbeatas ir k 6D 10, 0 order. Wires he returned Is ahaphe lb dr* brass opus sad We begs el sops said germ The bro bop now produced were his P =der Gordon proved that the two bap of coin were Lmit oat of Mr. Keillor's shop by &deem end put into wet at the bask, whis poliowerpoat Cole, who rwa ber watching the proceedings of the prisoners, rushed to lay bold of the horse. Lucas }moped out and ma away, culling out " Stop thief !" A carpenter knocked hip down. And whom secured him, and gave him over to MM pones. In the dogcart be found the two begs of coin *Mks from Mr. Keillor. Thin wee all the evidence offered he this came. The ewe case was for Waling semirbea containing 1101., the property el Mr. Austin. Mr. Jester Anstis elitod—l live at IF Parldlngleerettest, Merylehensbissaamerr. Oaths bet.abesthelf est 9 &desk Is the seem og, the milasser MN into pl, l mid Wit seas tee, and pee me a essersign la ' I be the sash-beat, old& was to the desk es the aesslier, to get chugs. I pro the primer his oblZ and lle left the shop, tab as hist egg* gest 9 o' height sai d eissad amis. As le was baying ihep he said tome, lam is some ass who web ma an 'ha dear. A gig jai then drew up, end rather. hmomi my hem* The_priesser &hams ss" . 7the OM 'ma he pan as mikii st fat Ilb. melle lii gad lth Of li, ebb( me 41. to these. n& Weald call for the - goods in tin I INNS blii lbw to gee the goods ready, en firsty allrhss 1 iesed it hoe the ink. The be: siabisal DK la .1111, 1111610, silver, and chequer. lam ewe the primness am the tro:Rio come to my shop en rte" day el He wiebeey. si l .11.: now produoed is sabo t timi has wg name ea it. I.lsys not recovered say patties St lie Illeafists. Cifdli4M•dned—l gave imismilim• ID lis plies, sad she a domision of the two Inelneil OI M Mesa. weer raw glip before the day of the rehhery. wit ohm the to.der. when T law them bring others, and picked them out. I hel gisibeisly heard on pa = lah rimmersthe were reesombiL Watts, 184 li, raid—Os listletk July, lbe Ay Misr the robbery, a cub-box IMO hem& to the ably miser is Holton. The box bad bees broken open * SIM belrumeet. it. ben was subsequently sent to Marylebone station. ham% and identified by Mr. Arlin. It ye. picked up near Nib loggia. of om of the pelaseeen. Mr. Tyrwhitt decided es ternmsding the prisoners for • MIL Amen the robberies that have been mormitted, all within • 11111111arkably short period, Polior-eargeuit Cele has son ended in tracing out the following :-11e. Smith. baker, Lille otrest, ash-box, eoutarniag 211. ; Mr. Rooth bib" cash-box, Hi. • Mr. Doughty , baker, ; Mr. Sha ri , baker ilayatreet, Gosh. 12f. ; Mr. Gill, Vouthall•road , cash-box, 401.;; Mr. Baybridge, King-seat, Casiden.town, caribloz, 211. ; Mr. Jams, Woolworth, casb.box, 401. ; Mr. Templemen, groper, Caledoniaa.road, cash-box, 901. ; Bath Torero, Peek ism, 401. ; Mr. lacy, chemist, Weetbosnogrove, cash-box. 1001. ; Mr. Fey baker, Kensington, 101. 'The constable hes also received information of similar robberies at Greenwich, Peptised, and other places round the metropolis. /woofing Fithoreki, • pntlemanly.looking .s m residing at 31, lonslewn.road. Nett-hill, was Wane Mr. Tyrwhitt with woulting a•••••00,W0a74: Los at the *ierMation. The deleadaat sew brought to the Malice the previous day chew& with Whig drunk, and whim brought to the mart IMII rilisshaeged. la the aflame= he slam 3: 4 sad a. balm to brought the seatkm, aid Whit to eel{, be embed the seseitable by all itel to iris head. ..1 hints semis Mow with his fiat, and bits his Detembat mid he had tieg .y in warm to Vie. Isheime, and Sae heed 90 1 or 14 &pa. Two yonsimawssin Wife; la Ilasieposwel, Coal-yant Mury.buse, o work wklob Ina stated lsy the constable. tiel a y ;s alt a k to be as the wont sai plece . la the locality, Wi lobe Wag stele& is penemalion of a valuable gold mita, supposed Tb• giris were ma minutely examining the watch Waken name, "Le Piestrier, C baseery '1 by Memigh lie deer el the Kieg'skies se dF-housti t e tt Winn 04114 and be, believieg the lad Oat th•Y reddedßarkyoseent that they set ben SOW by it beartly, Irma is and took them Me enikeilly es their not eetlietorily aeseastum for its sennsise--see of the girls stating that it was her the ether that her • "Mend" bad gives itto her. Mr. Tyrwidtt temmiled the primers for a week. so that If possible the owner of the wale►h might he tem& Frederick lly/a, a yams yam, was Mewed with rob bing his employer, Mr. Beeiwateg, isdiPrbeese keeper, of 96, DUkellitalli, IL Jamas. It appears est the primmer was a waiter at Mr. Brown ing's, and ia emeensimes el Yr. Brownies far some time past hmieg miessd money from a desk is Ms bedroom, as mach as ill. dues Friday Iset, he marked two 1 sod consulted the polies. The monk w:47= in the desk, which was looked, and some time after it wskfound abstraoted from the desk, and on the prisoner being searehed, a marked sovereign was found in his possession : A bank note to 51. was also found in his box, sod a lamp bank book with BUMS to the amount of 301. Prisoner WA sines admitted be bed takes several mate ed money from the desk, and Mr. Beowning stated that hie loss was about 301. altogether. It further appeared that bad offered to give up the whole of the property ound os him. The prisoner was matanded. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTKRBALI/13. —MUMMY. Unto titer the esinsenesonset of the errosplumes for the Cheater Onp, end the paitheattoci of the weights for the other Byriog Handicaps, hominess is not likely to be permed with mach nativity. The ettendstme this afternoon was very scanty, sad*, few liets laid at the following prime were not to imp sem: 01MTER CUP. 33 to 1 eget Kr. R. O. Naykres Agog (t) 40 to 1 Mr. R. T. Broseir's Umpire (I) 40 to 1 Mr. W. Mamie Oaller On (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Brows Anthem (t) 40 to 1 Lord Westmoreland's Schism (I) - THE, DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Lord Chesterfield's oby Voltigenr— TYPtejl) 40 to 1 Colossi Towneley's Hubert (t) EMTIJIL —By ea error is transcribing, Lard Stamford's t wee quoted in Moudny's return instead of Sir Jos kTh er Hawley's Argonaut. SHEFFIELD TRADE OUTRAGES. TO TOT ZDTIOI Or 1111 MOBIL flut,—The attention of the Executive Council of the Amalgamated Society of liegineers, he., having been ailed to the remarks wiWt have appeared in the public wee, clisridas upon trade societies gsiterally the respon sibility of aseSheflied outraistr they do= IL woman' to dewy most positively that they in any way ma be supposed to sympathise with the perpetrators of the mimes cam rated M. $b . 11 . Whoever have date those diabolioal deeds have does them in secret concert with others ; end, if 11110011esaid by • trades:misty, it mast mosioarily heroines a mart ems. Now this society has no suet meetings, no morel signs, nor any rules or bye-laws which are not se open se the day to the whole world. Therefore, the pro. ceediup of this society mart not be orifounded with those of secret worths. In war society one bomber his no MOM of reoognVng another, only I% r nisitting him when travacting the society's hominess, or swim the receipt for his contributive to the society s funds. 00 'm oieties were as open In their proceedings, sad took as little prise to beep _their actions secret, no such outrages se those at Memel could spring from trade societies. We have, therefore, good muse to insist that we be not re proached, se members of a trade society, with the violent deeds perpetrated at field. In order that the comicire repudiation may be clear and emphatic, they have mini seemly puma the following resolution, which, together with this statement, they beg of you to publish : " Resolved—That the Executive Council of the Amalga mated Society of Regimens, Machinists, ke.., have seen with moss 11911111411• that trade societies generally have beau =enamount of the alleged trade outrages at {oat the Amalgamated Society have neither con- Dmitri tee sympathy with those who have been guilty of these peat mimes ; on the contrary, they abhor them, and denounce their perpotraton in the most emphatic manner, and most positively refuse to be associated with them or to be reordered reversible in any degree for their conduct; that in the eyes of this society the outrages, as reported, are hoboes and diabolical, and so entirely foreign to anything which this or any other respectable trade society coa l encourage, that the executive council hesitate in believing that any society in existence could he guilty of suggesting or approving such deeds of malignant violence."—l W. ALLAN, Gen. Sec. General Office, 2313, Blarlfriars-road, Jan. 22. MARKET& WOOL BIADVOID, JAN. 23.—There is not much doing today in wool. Prices are nominally the same, but it is difficult to Quote prices in the 'berms of business. There is no doubt a considerable conotaidoo might be obtained upon large tnmactioos. Staple?, hold to their stocks with great tenacity, feeling that they cannot replace at the same rates. Growers in the country aremost exorbitant in their demand. prices which they now seek, on the settlement of the Anemias diferalty, are mush that it la impossible to realise them in this maws Time an may large transactions in leer deer weds, oldelly for shipmeut to America. Spinners am delis a Is Madam in some sorts. The chief banineet doles in pining is for the French merlon. There is ray little ineremis in new orders. The workpeopki of the district, brorever, are pliantly well employe4 - and at the mama imoting of the Bradford Chamber of Own. memo the other day, it wee a metier of mutual coogratn- Idiom that, while in other paste of the country, and owe deny in the adisiniag musty of lononSer, the work. pimple were mhaplOy entering peat privatios, the work mopes of the worsted disked were pereisg through = sent winter in • Mateo( eroaperative 'ty sod This peels of this favourable state of thiap woe toottloot to ti t he e mesation of the Preach tariff. The opening of .the market has given an extraordinary intense to isms departmeste of the Bradford trade, so that while the Amu wseem trade, which wee very Laren ham almost dimp. owing to the cavil war, the maddiney of the distriet is kept working in ocemmuesos cf the new end lane dowsed shush has sprung up for Pawn Great patsies was given to Messrs. Cobden end Gladdssm and also and especially to the Emperor of the Francis, for this reeds, because, as it was said, the farmer statemen would have been utterly usable to rushee neck a malt, if the Emperor himself bad not been full y slim to the eilmondes of free node. ad been de termined faithfully to sane it oat. The poor's roll in the new week in 1860, 1351, sad 1862, is ma follows :-1860, total umber of paupers da the books, 2,175, which included 1.757 wt-door, 254 indoor, 63 vagrants, and 70 lunatics ; 1881, total number, 2.862, including 2,382 outdoor, 337 ha.. door 75 migrants, and 68 lunatics ; and 1862, total namber,. l 2,481, including 1,927 out-door, 340 in-door, 180 vagrants, and 54 lunatics. The number of out-door poor, it will be seen, is more than in 1860, sad considerably lees than last year, when the weather was mach more severe than it is new, and many had oossequeotly to seek relief. The M enem' of vagrancy is remarkable, and shows that nominee ere wandwing from other ;dam to this. COTTON.—Ltesseoot, JAN. 23.—Them I. a 11W. better feeling is oar market to-dsp. The Mile are 6,000 balm, isrlets 4,270 Amorists, 93. to 144. ; 1,1500 Burst, 7d. to 10d. ; 200 Egyptima, 12ed. so 16d. ; 30 Pesaro, 1314. al which 3,000 ere fee speoulatioa an d expect. The week's import in 13,612 Wee. HOSIERY AND LACE TBADRiII —11071,21011•11, Jus. 29.—Tbe prospwits of the staple trades of this dis trict are at hest as cheerful as on this day es'neight, when we were enabled to report a decided improvement. We hear of plain nets becoinirg more in demand, but not to any cossiderable extent. There is a fair Inquiry, however, for miscellaneous parcels, to replenish steam for the ap proaching sprieg. This applies to the house Weds, and we are also gratified to announce that then are a few buyers from the continent, who are not se enmity in their favours as in menthe past, and that soots hw email coders are bele( placed fee Oteede, and Use Liaised States. Is the kosisiry trade, of which we did see speak la snob &instal term bat week, we are sow oonstreined to admit a bettor feeling prevails. As yarns slum es little dispositioa to and stocks of all kis& are becesslag " small by. degrees and leeutifally Isea," netaideekseres likewise are =to Ebbw a mere dabber.. bast. The upward el prises of mane diodes busiases. but la nisay tasteless COURIIMOI ere obliged to seesnads, and awe toads le being dose at reseuesratiag rstes.—Negingbass Journal. TALLOW.—TIVINDAT Botatuto.—Tko market was dot to- day. at the ashjoisod pram s—Old Y.C., 46e. ; klatch- IN. 46a; Booth Americas. 47a. Id. Mar.b, 47e. Bd. to 47c. 6d. ; April to Jose, 47. 6d. ; October to December. 47a. Bd. Nam, to Lot trochaic, 847 casks ; arrivals, XS fads. OORN.-"—BlillIIMAN, JAN. 2S.—At this day's market there wee a abort supply of English wheat *bleb sold at an dream of Is. per quarter. Foreign unaltered. Rather L doing in barle oats . Beans and to eoly found buyers in Baited qoaatillea Daum; JAJ. 23.-19 e had to-day a very small nupply et wheat. which. realised fall Is. per qr. above last week's pries.. a gout cherubs* be early made. There wag way large sepal id ol barley aod wiry few buyers the ourket, this. the gnallty ace ban se bled of ,ut kb% easoular= zr bevy mac 'towel the oat loto wig* mkt 46 .18. te 21- 1 1 _9t, but • Wilt PrOlturttle remained u Wheat, best, ow. to 1/3s. prat.. • month do., MX to 545. ; barley, 30e. to 42a ; eats. =so to ; [ bean., 46.. to bOs. ; peas, 425. to 46e. ; boar. bee (par meth 41e. te 4111.; ditto meseeds, 43a.t0 MA/ HEATER, JAL 23. Our market this morning wu numerously attended, but transactions in wheat were very limited, at th• extreme rates of but week for Eagliah, and 4d. to 6d. per 70th.. advisees as foreign. For lows millers morally were regairiag an improvement al 6d. per sack, but the sale was rest aid. Oats sad Wand a slow trade at rather easier rates. Indian corals. per quarter Mawr. Nnwaruc, JAN. 22.—Then was a fair supply of wheat, with a good inquiry, at en advance of 2s. per qr. on Lei week'. prom. The sale of barley was only moderate, and finished dull at prev i ous rates. Oats and beans in retailretaildimmed without o NIMBI:NT, JAN. 23 .— We had a moderate supply of wheat, which met a steady sale at an advance of fully le. per qr. A large quantity of barley on o ff er, but very little doing, at la. per qr. Ices money. Oats, banns, sod par very dull and rather cheaper. I ITIBAIDOS, JAN. 23. —The supply of wheat is short. There are many =ample; of spring corn offering, but few of them clungel Made. The trade was slow but not cheaper. Wheat, Ws. to 681. ; barley. 325. to 38e. ; sate, 22e. to 30e.; peas. to Me. ; beam, 40s. to 441. per qr. Flour, 50s. toer sack. EDINBURGH, JAN. 22.—We bad in the market to-day 1,005 =wheat, 1,912 barley, 2,025 mite, and 176 beans. were eold—Wheat, 919 qrs. ; barley, 1,612 ; oats, adbeans, 145 qrs.. As compared with last week— Wheat was the same on top, and Is. 2d. up on average barley was 11. down on top, and 3d. up on avenge ; oats were the same on top, and Id. up on average ; beaus were la. up on top, and led up on average. Priers per imperial querter :—Wheat, 46., to 655. ; barley, 225. to 35e.• rite, 19e. to 30e. ; beam, 38e. to 48e. Wa6t of to Wheat, 6241ba; barley, 5611 be. ; cats, 451113 e.; beans, 861bs. CATTLE. —ltramtme :Air.4 .—The somber of cattle this morning was 610, or 41 less than on this day week. Prkes were mach the same as those obtained last market. ifirtrisme top ;viol, Bs. • current, 7s. 9d. ; current price for the best, 7s. 6d.; o middling inferior, from 6s. to Ti. 3d. per done . There were 58 lean bouts, and 67 milk cows in market. The supply of sheep was considerably lean than last week, the number being 3,402, or 1,006 fewer. On amount of the short supply good sheep sold readily at Bd. per lb. ; waoodary aorta from 7d. to 70. •, ewes 64. to 7d. The Dumber of pip shown was 309, fed descriptions of which brought from 6s. to 6e. t e arer stone ; six to eight weeks old do., from 9e. to 13s. • TRAI7IO RETURN& Melee Pre Mir. T001.T 02 4 Wiereis epee sewn eltizelise 1862 WU Weeksbass Jan. IL & 4 6 & Antwerp & iellerdaaa — Se 2 489 871 834 bet Safes WI 827 581 909 780 lesiesa sairas ibuy, £ Doetle se& Week =ft Jan. 18. S. Awl & taile-Seee. 1= 61 .12t a1y4. LW) 1004 5,516 12,552 41,477 36.0 15 3 an Imo no A. 547 ups 4,742 4,28 e tral I Weack— Plelaeace Seldom' Week ending lea 17. &Wee &N. Osenties 134 SO 107 1,466 1,422 Yam sal News IS 171 LOSS 1.204 90 0 Week 4U4 Jas. IS. Sea Steisee MN/a 76 976 427 $ S 922 827 10,161 tims KAM Mal WWI Ileekke e&S Dik . llsetie . 11l 711 8,911 MU 7.411 Week Mein ille. W. . Mid arl lizster BriersigmuAss OS 10,417 12.86 13,841 21.041 Ghee William MI WU 21.1011 40.617 19,000 tos..olmlisai. sad Dover 74 lAN 284 1.070 eV NNW ll4{ 11,11113 24,190 94.610 WAN =MO Sti 2,291 COI 406 LIM Onkel LOB 11.566 5,162 Illircgildre Unice 24 rib 610 MA SY VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agnes (American MIA troy Liverpool for Boston. Jan. 16. Calmat& (sal, bound week Jam 13, lat. 50 W., km 16 W. Kitty Cordes, of Livarpod, Jam 12, Lt. 4610 N., lon. 16 W. Damsel( ow liana—Yesterday the Quebec and hfeetrial Boys' Mail steamer Nova Scotiaa was despatched from Liverpool for Portland with the ()radian and United Siete. made, • number of passenger cargo, &o. To-day, the Afrken Royal Mail steamer Athenian will be despatched from the Mersey with mails for Medein, Tenerife, and the prineipalstatioss on the West African coast. The box at the Liverpool Post-office for the receipt of letters, km, will dime at 11.45 a.m. Late letters and other communications may be posted on the lauding-stage by the payment of a LW fee of 6d. until 2 p.m. Altos= Cower& Swalirs. —A n ggggrwgate meet ing d the miners of the Mansell, G' and Ade wake &Web will be held on Monday Der, arr the Gil dsmen* Strifes. for the purpose of cromidering the nodose from tick employers of a reduction of 10 per mat in their wags% which aWass were leased to the rasa ea Friday last. NW dare the advance en wages, which was ameeded to the am in hammy, 1860, some of the employers ham . been diestielied. 'Umbra that the 10 pet cent the= vela es 4 waroated by the state of the trade ; and that they_ had lost the Leeds market, sad Gould sot lOW pie with the Busdey masters. The seas, in rept: to the latter position of their employers, state teal what was them gives to the miners was hilly meta for i lthe laseaseed price charged to the palls. tad sloe the rabbi d /up with inferior coal. The heads allege Net whoa the strike in 186061 tend. sided. the madders led them to understand that their wag, wore asst la fetus te be on • sliding rale, but that err that tire the erislawiders bad been constantly endeavouring to bled them dew. to • system of day-payment ; that the rated 5.. per dm bad boss mentioned re fair price for the beet herb ; bet that no agreement could be made with rev spa* to the War dames of anal getters. It is also avert by the miners that there is no good and aufficieet MOM why a 10 per amt. reduction should take dirt at the pia. sent tor, either from the want of a market or any other cense. If the merliers Insist on the reduction, however, a strike appears le he hasaineut, and if that evil should maw. it Isms the Wed of throwing 1,200 man end 600 boys eat ,fit--.Mandiater Guardian. • bd Da Barry's delicious health-reV Ww re rest medy for habitual perm.Ygige , tya consumption, dlarrhcea, Warn" pitatton, initabllity, despiew =6: l =llb. haemorrhoids, anew 'dab and reveradimealty, uses Villimeik WOW, of the liver, &ball/. ouratili. lifrialsew ILO:, Wild. Dr. limpi&, Dr. Orr. • . Complk a : Wailer." it rams met atedleias Mita Vike,_Tfer —ri terta esid • sad sa poem eel dmaida-4Admellseemehl :t ~~ BIRTHS, MARRIAGHB, AND DEATHS. Blunts. RARTol.—Jemaar7 11). at LanadowniKold. Kittitgton-Pluirt the mite et O. L. Barton, Bag., of a &Wier. DOWM—lammay M. Use wife of Mr. E. Howse, of Park-weft Ueda, of a see. CLAM—January 11, at, Hoe-street, Walthatestaw, tire. J. Cleft of • ma. DRBAMML—January 11, at Btratford.pLsoe, the wife of L. W. Dimusges, Seq., of a son. RlLL—lantsary 20, the wife of A. Hill, Esq., of Tottenham. of • daughter. JOHNIITON.—January 19, at Allen:4nm Blackburn, the wife of Johnston,l. Req., of a eon. BINNIIDT.—January tO, at Claremont, Southport. Lancashire, the wife of Z A. Kennedy, Req., of a sou. HlLTORD.—Jannary 11, at Brighteell Rectory, Wallingford. Bark; the wife of the Rm. B. N. Milford, of a son. NICHOLSON.—January 10, at Battens, West Brownian, the wife at Mr. J. W. le Icheleon, of a son. PIIXINGION.—Jaftety ii, AM= Cottage. near Bury, un- - oseldre, the wile of = Rtillmitas. Mao.. of a son. aery 12. WIGAN.--Jan se Cromwell House, Mortlake, the wife et , J. Wive, /Mew el Oneghter. ALOOOK—LING.—Zanuari !I. at et. Paneru Cline* b, lee. T. Pracate., J. Alcoa, Req., of Hankie, fiterforehielb • tleagblee of S. King, In, of Camden-square. Lusinurrow—mozoLN.—January 21, at Boxley, Kent, to the PAW. 1. J. Richards. F. Luslangton, Seq., of the Inner TeeepVlaartio to Kate Maria, t daughter of tho late Rev. J. ores; ~ MAXSR--tiTEßL—Januur 22, at St. Punk Knightsbridge, by 7 the 800. and ler. Z. Liddell, Captain Muse, R.N., to Cecil* daughter of the late Brigudier.General Meet C.B. POOLI—RIDOWAT.—Jsemary 21, at IL Jahn% Atherton, Mug Maseheeder, by **Bay. R. ;Amok ILA., J. son ala Z. /* Me Seq., Plow Orogory, dumber of J. atdgrv, Akborbaa. ISTOK—WAVII.—Jawaary 21, at lower Gravenhervt. Beds, g Us Elev. J. I. Piper, XI., H. M. Pryor, Req., eeth Ito m.,„„„„, ;now de Visa, daughter of the Rev. C. J. sat. X.A.. ANN: of Lower Ontrenbunt. BOOT—OOLDII—Jesseig % a ai Edinburgh, by the Rev. V. O,Glover, D.D., T. Seek 79th highlanders, to Frances Elisabeth Lever deaslttea o f W. °oldie, Iraq.. of York phboe, DILTHS. COMM—Zama 11, aileal.o. lr. Combs, Rm., aged CO. ' DOUGAL—Jaavery 11, at Camondte-tanme, Hackney, 31 ary,, wee dt IL baugg. Mat.. egad la. HAHAItD.—J*72I, Minerva emmooratreat, Anne, Mugabe at Ms lata 11 D. emssag, Rag., er Lamm aloft. ILUPTIIMAIt.—Jameary IS, at kb Beset, Jobs Mentamma. leo., Mta M.P. trr d tre c aty i r m. LandeM al Ma Pet pear at Ms age. X° l4 "" lUY.—Salluir Mk Mr. J. Montgomery, a Cathie rlne.ttrest, Ltmageret, agal IS. 021.121.—.1awmag 19, 2. Orra2„ lag., of Falwoodlark, nest Pmelcm. alai IL lUX l llllMil i k — kwarl Me s iTly Wobarn.p lace, Tarittocke wpm% I. Raddgmli, RA" ai s MIL —howle/7 lb en Na than% Haab, H. W. Ram. Zola ' aged 711. • .ro222.—Jammeg oi l s r ram illagetane Rectory. Heat, Rosellen aka, toilet al , woo 82. 1 WAXXAL—J 12.. Masa Walker, Rag., el A UPS , Hariapatmerallts 11101 year Of kb age. """ 88"billbed h Irxwax &nye Haas, se No. I. tasimuwense. sh• l Thy 4 • Tabdfak. Meese a* 1111 Mee. in Imesbeedaleeet. la the Preston* 01 Mithadellitair 1,