The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1869. the creditors of the prepirty, ordered the insolvent to be I discharged in 15 calmest mouths from the date oldie ,estlng order for making away with bk property. IN 111 Z. I. 101111150 N. by Thisksolvent wu apposed b Mr. Raid and was supported Kr. Mink. The lasagne less a asseer-ateriser sad had Wm est wilts to Bassos Ayres, titzessis of which he was to meat hoar to the which he feted ? ti tlark& azgisaded = g ay br the ' aecessities of hie The awl prosouscol s reseeed eg du menthe under the disitetioarey deem. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Us. 16. (Wont Mr. Proadargeat, Q.C.) I'ILIACI AND ANOTKIII V. PIPIII.-11111011LAI AND This was sit action to recover 601.ccavaledes br obtalalag deastbar • puma. with 1,0001. capital. Yr. bard appeared for plaintiff. Mr. &type woo come& :debabiaL ...Mr. Bead dated that ia the mall of Anemia last • Mr. Ititaidled upon dellademt (Asa old friend), end ultra (111 r. Piper) bad bard at We misfortune ? Des hadme that be Ind act Mr. Appleford sold, " I t he bra sad as TNT On budder in them* day w, INNIS POMO, in Lombards sinslosas icareatuat amid oral." then what do liadest tedletrlbalkoses or, fire . Min, end han ded Li. . . sem drimkre. — Dellaskat - raiTinned hi that be was look ing oat Ss afflatus. with capital, and p a laintiff °blabbed him one (a Mr. Thus), lad now sought to recover his ▪ fir so Mag. Pialatiff was called, and ;moved the above facts. He was cassmzminall by Mr. Sharpe at acme iamb, sad Mated that be bed smiled to both deisdant sad Mr. Biwa kr his canntisioa. The swiel alarm were 6 per out. ten the lilt 1,0001, and 24 per amt. .= each 1,0001. above. Hoirankd es the busiam se Pearce sod Co. He wu only two er three &lye about the boobies. Mr. Sharpe this coutioded that plaintiff should be acia =ludo' Wag In the name of Pearce sod Co., when ha was de facto the Mintiff, and should wee as Applaud. His Honour decided that he bed said la cam. He was =3 as Pearce and Co., and, by the parrOssios sad ea his brother-in-law, nectar his ca He was nt epoasible to ream sod ;add only sue la the sem under which he segetisted the business. Mr. Sharp Ma proceeded to show that plastid had ao claim upon Misdealt, and should rather look to Mr. Dina Defendant wee (salad. His MMus did not materially affect that gives by the plelatif4 except that he was commu slogan with his as Applaud. Kr. Sharpe then pat it, what/her, if plaintiff had any claim, he should not have sold both plums P Mr. Beard pointed oat that, by the county court law, plaintiff was pannitted to see oae rimer. He oratemad chat If ever a man was fairly satitled to a MU Of nosey, that was the plaintiff in the present can. By plebaid's imam defendant had obtained a good ram, sad It wss absurd to [gnus the fact that plaintiff canted cm the !Maus es Pearce sod Co. . . . . . . His Honour said that in thle case plaintiff had elected to am Piper, end was allowed by the county court law to do on. He did not see that defendant had soy reason to com plain. Plaintiff had evidently conducted this transaction not only most efficiently, but most rapidly. Barely de. hudeet would not grumble became plaintiff had procured him what ha wanted in three days. Every one remembered the *try ef the sailor who wee charged a guinea by a Lamont London doodle for the rapid and dexterous extraction of a Wee. hut Fumbled mat hien, at the exorbitant charge, sold said lie had, at Portsmouth, been Maul about the rem far bolt an hour, and thee wee only charged one shilling. (Laughter.) Defendant was not milks that sailor. Plain tiff had quickly earned hie COCIWIIIIICS, which sort certainly he was fairly entitled to. Verdict for the plaintiff for 601. sal costa. NAVAL AND MILIZART INCREASE IN m NAVAL Ern NATES.-.-We believe esr 7 easostace whir telenthie certalaty that &sisters ere permit to sok kw • easslgualis Immo* la the naval aid make is the spgramiblei armies. No obsolete lasseese makmplatad la the *my eelkeeks. The reslesode Muss lei bin Ist* Oa pukka, melee there laving more thea 6304 •111, however, ken ea amosesaistios of the woke sollfbey tome la the Vatted Ikseien. Mktrm peeheMy awl* the authorities to lama de egiarke kw the Wilda. neleseesseit imesat rageksd he the mg NS be princi pl, appeptistek te • eceidersble of the MEW lbst,—.oo•~. WOOLWICZ, ha. IL Tho troops in garrifon see Dram" to toosabio es narrow et ea early day co dr Comma. sed A melee treeady preened, to Alai sld. owed Nebo Ye the seaatry. _ Coair Der ex ens.—By ibettion eds War 111-pmerlar Maid bettarbe w te be prewilei :3= sad Til boa y, mei =dm line ire bend ter hairee b ors otrect gesh-ebrie kr he sawn Yaws berm gum lb, Me reset &ham Mee neatly Mae hovering ben he he'd Asari, eel ilk. mien base yet te be essonlod. la et the dewed he this so Me dirtl• noseeor neerber of Mee bee GMs Lew Keen ad ohm bet is Ad the he* tlerwhoi Pormiti he mins hen ipmkaselei thir Annul duo Ow Wartaa raw, et • east et MOM, will bweellie reurre oral re dre 'wiener= ellhe onto& TIM were weelfthoreni.bee balm% preyed the essveredrory ke l Anadyr, bet ger rem* not eel Wei re heart a he ma t rig the wed effiedty which ribbed as le dr hides owl he dearlothe of rood req hes et bet bus venreL - - A amine of workers oeopiwyel el the otwoloi• &PA* sae el the Royal Arwerk were yooftedoff diesherhei le so- OWEWINI with entice le thsi Ant ; bee ilea earlrownit the swatter who WI meshed whew VIM mar& The einem webby MI penis Oa gee shot awl shell foolery, aed the sea he =gasped evardwe is the tempithee of myna bosvy ottion for ladle end Wow hoots Mame. CHATHAM, JAN. 16. By the arrival of the Australian mail, letter have been Neelved at the Helped, frees alslttoreit, fir tern of sa istpearst ohmmeter. relative to the Meet be Majesty's sloop, Sappho, 12, end 1 rata 1e • lease monad et Metloar by his ZzaHiesy the Oreseser, Casesikee leir fa C. ap 8.. oreserendieg the Ms, 20, steles Met the Spho wee spies lath la the lest Hee es the l ight rlth ateury, 101111, abs . . twisty wiles see* el Cep Nelms, and' at t tl. a wbsievse lave deer bee gamed et b it I. believed that she bee been waded on Keg's se =MUMMA Mad Wag Meet 100 des of Caps Othrey, end hew Manly le tie but the Sappho is sep. to have takes. Jet as the sell w shoat leaving for Leind orders had Ma Issued by tie Hovecaoe to der tab a tat Hoop of war Is ewe b dery the east retfiw.l Sae say moans of the 01-hted ship. As hipetent leprovessent b bees made in the dews of the Inept meths Hee et this pethen by the introduction of • new peel, which is to be tired as tbs pouch-belt worn by the teoopq era Is esposisi le be al grist 'wiz, to the wastry, is army of the eid leathers were lost by der3rtion sad other oseen. The mesa podia hitherto wont to the front of the tunic and fatigue jacket is to be doss inn, with. PORTSMOUTH. ha. 16. The Illustrious, 72, training ship, is to brought sionoide the dorkyerd to-arerow to ton over bar arm, to Itho Heiman* 120. Carat R. Harris, which wee lately merreekeed to tape bee place. The arthwala km beat m atted, and will be ready to Nerve bar crew la a kw day& The ellassoo, 61, ecsew, Capt.* F. Marla (seam) wee petal off yee•rdo. Owiati to massed tote et tyrmay ea tie part ot the espkie, itwaspuseould that the anew, stiprpo. Won g th•fr;. l ,;•;gtatist • maw eissacestraicoliF siti ursvc:: of Ws readout by words, if net by seta at sod • lure weasorsa of psepi• sesembled is the orighbowrk=d of the deckywb Hared that ' vide.' exproeiorie of (devisor, however, nothing particular occurred, sod the ova quietly left the dockyard es they wen paid of. A lupe 'weber of the crew were aseralwat semen shipped at Csicatta, and we are informed that out on of than re-eoteted the arnica though solicited to do so. The tootiososse ferric* MM, after the usual leave of shame, viii M osuivid on hem, the Victory, to be transferred to guy ship requiring to ell up her complement. The Shannon will he reword tip the harbor to-morrow sod laid up ia the thirdcisse steam remit. Last night Professor Newman delivered a lecture ea lialliewee Liberty at the Phials:meek Hal, Newman , elwit, wideb wee quite filled by • reepteMble sad 111f032tIVII madam Ms. BLOW'S VISIT TO BlADroark—The tickets sli realism es Ss. Geste Breathed. re Wocr l4 7 rentei MS 60 2 to beer from Mr. Briekt, M.P., ee tbe lesisiss firirli••• nem% were preload slab the wart emeresso Y Os early port Otis pet week W probably an wry lees es& bore bets tri e . t rbe his beta opals ereourelatieg the TM Mayor of Derawni Is no robe lie elm* at itece= ewes &cloak. Afar be boo weed a =Mk*. • We toll be ohm& eirsikl, eel pet b tie web. Kr. Bright will trim mitres rbo assiebly. sad •;11 probably speak abiot ma by rail Mine (meets Mr. Mass B.lr. Mr. Jobe = is of Mike. Mr. W. R. Praetor. M r Robert Milepoe M. P. tirr Bridles!). Mr. =Al:arld•kar M AP, led Mr. Mitosis Rode are=we isidemose, to talon oneerport I. tbo Sobs w ersoesord M rem from Brad i=rionteasitag law lees in tbe Robot, ow:loan ' Usk Om ihe matbilsowit. It bo es wi0.61 stipsisties ends to is plessles et tie twist tbat anheibiser those Is nil to Is eidigibell se M d aissaittiag soy reamer la IlkOrtiler• drum Oa Tosoloy awake • rotors sets. mob la be ItelOwalst Its amplam2l Its Drodt.,qi !Moral llsorter Me Agee. w bete basal ihr Mr Hwy Lathe Ilr llopmeatlee Saar" M the alesief h esergie ball TM Itayto. lb. Mammem, OyrY Webb. end word alba elimee dtbe rellwarde me MOM ta be Webb MOM fully smiamme, beet aided t01e.... Ie the lbe amilimae. be ephien el madam ben all pate dee Milleg on the imerite M aim mob et Ilk R. flamatirea. Loa* as. paper! =sawn at paelastaitary eallmak eel to amide to Mem& art dielegeisbed Ober et the list dirt mesa WO be dem to premele Me mown mw p- Llleglesme elms mom eammemed eat Otramb tad amelly approved by tbe usellog.—lewis Mercury. "r i 1•1•11 V ta• hr bh• " ma° mi fiva remove DIATII NOTTUIGII•2I. As 61 •1_. 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TM dem wee brad meld be sand ao lima We Medd bete*Mappy wee hie a ma , one me .16 sem bildbillEileg 1/1 MP yam Me ma bomb mite bed, deem bati si oet say two milt. hut Mel le tm/imli tatattatitsi." .tied lay de., ear 4 she Metes bete le Mt bent CORIUM num. IiALF-Caows DAL r dell. baiy 1..•11.1* wad as bpi- San urs , Jae. IL ...Mating la MOW,Iii : idea Mid the... minim Mt siljawasi is wise Is •Is. Mae Mr mum Mal Aim e i 14143 Um he aped merino saisbolim, lbw Wag• iseM iiIlL 111211 NOMPITAN ORAIIVINS lot D.— the aids Maltejm le le arbuther Me Isomeed Mei bar The maw at wham,i., mil at tali MOW dais;death by vielsate ert amnia. The drUserosi lermeat meek aft' Jas. IS st dC vin are, tame he Melee Teal.. tato intellignut. aroPoOrtsootirrY mum E wa minas. so.Var= f Ailirriam, U. WTow di tal lolooodood.-11do dos. Sumo 11. Weimar". a k it.Jumiri 17. WI ?boiler. lIIL O w ' Oiloroloool 2 4=s l . ' Jadoon 11. WO dooodol. Id. ir....E .a 5505 ti t ........ Clen e• Los illi a l ki lledoesdoe . i . Joilsoss iL It Thom Am fik sag AWN. COURT OF QUERVB BENCH.-lAx. 16. Way is &MIA le (13ehal Lad ' campbal sad Ma aks Caasta WC= Til OW? NOWIRRIX RAILWAY. This wee as antics by the plaintiff for Werke eneheined while 'wa cm the defendants' railway, tried Mem Lard GeOdhall et the Met sitting, after tine, inwhich C AM eftee Ming locked up ail night, were diffserged, art eekm ibM to agree to the verdict. Kr. I. Immo now moved for art waacizemt emetest I.wero. d OTKorhurr.ketrirt, one of thejurysnea. He mid -- tato QM lair lbolory lad wank tbry mine —... mimed pro a media /or as plaN able... Wigs domopo—a vet dia which Lori Campbell nemd b menivii, onil ea %boy were about tots*, opals to Year IV Mr. Lem ens Mod to my in court, I elion't der: my alai, or lad maietlar virdiet." _ _ — Lord Campbell—We =mot make that • rod for pro- Crompto pptnia • j urym n— an. asei llnnado• It wa• sold by aro juryman to anottre Mr. pisur—Ye. ti;iosinpbell 7 And of that vs mar tales astir. Hr. Jima sail the affidavits terror rand flat 11r. Lows moths Wawa soquaintaaos el Pestpthar, or at the attar asp tar as Great Northers Railway, sad that In sat by ths drab gralsors;war the ars eV llisidarl old wife v Groat Needham Railway" was Wog tad Is Os Cart of Exclunaw, or rat Mr. Lows was airs din use sl the Crystal Plass Ossapray, of afar Ma. Fryer am sir- Er. Tr ~lsm the is wadi ad era say saw ver dict was piord Lows la Os limy rim ; ff task Israhlps =raid tram lb* arlisadsla ihs casalaa 4 whoa &airy win WWI ti& gra whoa plasior ewld ha trias bs purr& flora wr a ars bars la whisk ma sirshrest was herd spar Jarman was Ma Amstar a Nos by par sal ism lasi Cbrploll holl as doubt tb sislabt Irs sod larva data by sJorrama as ward jury has wart la train as atrassai solar has, barr vas ma a ow in which soak a are add Is aim row was sot re rarer Arad arra he the laftelbrare of Os coort. They could or era es ths alassalbas 4 las jury, nor take judicial Dodos of what a juryman said raprodog the Verdict ; hat even if they could, thin was raft Mr said by Lows with whir try cord ihmll frah , WI intimacy with Ma. Frquihar, awl Ids Mrs a arbor of the Crystal Po lars 08.147 with Wm, was as poor far attschri him, r Mr. James regraL If hs Wsa rarest la the ors tai plaid( slissithar *rad Is Yr who as area the boa to sore as Omuta. It moil Is rot bar raWro $1 the err institution of trW by wen ems Ss at tar. He saw no grows& for at 's awasor, and he was rim surprised tits resat spy& arks had been nada. Mr. Jostles Crompton concurring, Ths manikin was missed. BAIL COURf.-JAN.IS. sWbpaNl Prlas.—(Blar! Justice Erie and Common Julia.) PA11:111/. CONIX.--7ALSI 1111111601IXIAT. Mr. Macuesears wee counsel for the plaintiff; the de hared appeared in prom This toe en orlon brought by the plaintiff, •yew amen, the breire-M-law of Mr. Elliot, the proprietor a/ the Crown Oar bars" Holborn, to recover damps from the de lissiese. • vegeeiMr, of Brook-strwe, Portited-orritat, on semen el mo laring wrongfullych arge given him poi kite s. the embody at • pelkemen of *Wag lem It IMO IMO swinle, towards the close el November a Cre deirine w rodeg aka( Holborn, whew be faded that a orlineew war him bed hed Ids pocket plebs& Hs Item.- direly sber 16.01011 will the area The &eked Holmium, erdered who he wee, end = lodise wee due of head. However, the delawdsat wee net &worded by this mind" bat pre the *load tote a. hear et • Ohara ivernelly the deirlent with- I drew the dram at air owe thee espries hie wit , tapnews tglee Mre Orbit Tlee pidner, hoer v, was not srirt with this sir, but molted estnetkiwpf moo, which the ish admit meld not conowie. Ind in Vcothe de mo" seld Ite would proud id& the b•INOVIC he did eel do, Ind MI the the Lani detard WM mimed lies wirrily. The and day endaot, who bed et re entral, eel of hh own rear, show his our end address to ehe plastid. reelveil ▪ heir her ow ewer derowliegon thophiatirbeee n brad, fe als onsi ra 16 eloomfordette ombs ern en lie air pe, ems wdlsr b es Or the OM Olf abserM beheaded by re rimier le ear= twelve. ds& the art tted. The rimier the bier teeter la the waft is reply ley nears of per. Next day be wed eem with lnk is the Wien. The &- indent le • wry poor men, awl retard it wee perfectly lama& ter Met hi bee emptied with the *Litre thwert. . . . The Wined jags Odd the jury It wee quite - t the &West had toed whitest aWa is the treeseedsa. Un doubtedly • reipsetehle yang mesa like the painter nest have amend esadissehie psis them., bretato custody in the mean demeelhed. but If the dirt be haved he rim tails( the p.s el Mitt pollen d the community in &leg Me pff i dry, he steddesereely to found fault with. What wee really mere ern to repo bunion on the pert of the defeadrst was Ws pesehleney In declaring the guilt of the plaintiff attar the ham bed ex pressed hie willingness to mg *gime for melting the chyle. The pry !egad s verdlet for the phdelall—dimages, gee farthing. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—JAL lb. Sittings a Nig Prins In Illiddlasex.—(Before Mr. Justice Bytes and a Common Jury.) TUCKER V. DIAXIVILL.-ADVIIRTISINO. (Concluded from Saturday's Express.) Yr. Justice Biles, In ramming up, said he did sot know whether the increase of this kind of buboes eel= sue, for the greatest writer who now held pa Is said, People in these days Sc. my anxious to mete ethers believe that they do emnethisg very good, whams per Where were content with lees oMrve mesit." ble then lestenced the case of a men who hell • large bat on four wheels, which wee drawn through the town by hones to slake people believe that he made good hats; end added, He would have dose mote good to ble automats and his *wintry U, instead of making people believe that he did eo, be bad sotually done It." (Laughter.) Hie lordship then went through the evidence, end kft it to the jury to may what In their opinion the contract wee. daps, 41. gave los. verdict for the plelntiff for the amount —7 COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jam. 16. (More the Judge Ordinary.) MIAMI& IP. JEFYISTB.-CVILIOVII CUR (Cootinned from Saturday's Ezpras.) Kr. Macaulay, on behalf of the nest of his, commented ea the dross improbability of circumstances which had been semen to as surrounding the slimed merriage. But for the doommettt which bed been pat forward as a certificate the fast of the manias* wookl etwed on my doubtful grounds ; end ea for the quietism of habit and repute he should pro duce ample *eiders to Mow that there had been no such maim and ossekdost ma en a required to impart the obanabr of ward's, to • eassezies between two parties wham aims hed net bees regehely soleamised. • Coming bask te the sherd Nedra* im wee instructed that it had lIIIIVf been beard ofdam it was prodseed la the mart. That dreasselmar menet in imam ef the parties who broughtit farmed. H. Shedd be able Si show that there had sever tees in Dumbies any " Bailie Theme Smith," which wee egad the signatures appended to the certificate. Them wee, Masser, William Smith, who maned to be the party in leaded. There wee elm this singular fact. The alkyd wife stated that be Sol child wee born ' shied eight or nine monthe Ayr bar *adage, which, if it W weer token piece at all. mum have been on the 24th of hassory. 1811. The period at which a Arm chili WY bent Sher he makes marriage wee • matter Mont which It ahead ingeenibie kr her Se make may 'mistake; but be bed is his bead the regiseer of Me eon John's birth, which mend gales imemealeaset with the witneme's eteesmat. It w-1 el Morro Dirt he mil Baptism is NHL John William Jeffrey, aekermehdpit ems at Charge Jeffrey and Clarinda Bell, bons Id, basing Nov. 16." Ha wee informed that this we the seasta la which it was mud is Scotland to eater the births of illegittenate Milder whose paternity woe acknowledge/ The deceased, it would elm be shown, bed deep repageed sophism like a marriage with Cla rinda Bell sad se Mempt to establish cm bed bee. made daring bee Modem At UM stage of ihe gemodiage the court row INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 15. (Wm as Mel Counbrioner.) 11, 11. W. V. SCALI.-ILAIIIO AWAY W!TU TROPIZTT, I%le beelwat was lest • Were Y Sheweittie sod wry ea limes* Is the Petro of Onsp at I @eyed b Bea, mod Ise su p. NrSidWhi.stap l tly • ir. Dawes. 'Dr mei, sos (11stirdele) kr the molter MAL fre a ke white he wee to re ceive 761. istireet. The repeM NOR set rye two bl he the toelaace. lost lidees the hide hems dos the Weber w red by hi dew, who Nos/ wish lb. es lossilmpar, far 6001., al aw hut. Be awed se &shwa to the entir e sod the are levied is execution asA tea • till Oahe Ihss the should She thee carried as the reek how" the tisetirst .Ma r her sinew, said Itirreaber ler, whom she meld it, usC tuMid • rise Wm. d 2201. The we ter Woe the mat • 11•166 the IBA sail was gimped k r easelks et the .leer. That pars wee we tarkessaii& era the loseirst erd hie tis eeM that they did sot Mew Weer tidal bar. • Chid Cetirlsotier dos mg, Ids loortiodos Ida drabs se sista NEW t r o l tlr i i i i The THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-11017813. Mr. W. B. Derla, an sairomodeal Pubsuoist maker in Paradiwetrast, Lambeth. appeared Wore the Lced Mayor Ia saner to a enzemose charglog him with c Nornittiag en aseank oa Mr. E. Baddaley, the ma of a aolicitor, /*seaming AM &I, Xing William- arse.. The t mid that on the 13th instant, while pro =4 'along Cannon-street, be happened to touch the an the arm al the latter wee attempting to per between him and • man mod woman. The dahadant, who was carrying • bundle and • gun-car, Immediately turned round sad gave bim • blow on the few. Defendant—Tie complainant has omitted to data that he roughly pushed me twice in madommstios to pas them The people. Lord Mayor—Did you pooh him twice blew. 7;;IC!Won to that, ha struck a* a violent Com . plait's:Li—l did not. I did not ma you till you had struck me._ __ . . The Lord Mayor—Did you strike his &Browsed& I , Complainant—No, the blood buret out of my eye, sad • man in the crowd lent me • handkerchief to Mop it. it hied Ire three =miffs of an hour afterwards. The ashadmat.,in rsOy to the charge, said —l had ma me trenemical ems in one hand and • • te l in the other. Tbismatilemsa, la attempting to pass, ran against me en a lest Lorin eresP, mad pasha me amide skit • doge. of sack me lUm rarely sees. I was not swam that belelatamd ha the protassion, hut I sappme, thief therewee wee • between his pamition in He and Nies, he struck me a blow mid I rinerned the compliment. I woe sorry then, m I use now, for having struck him, but I mime your lordship them was • domes of Impertinence about his conduct, which you have little idea of. 1 have attended hare at very great persomal inconmaisnos. The Lord Mayor—That the complainant bad stoat= to do with. By your own contamion, you have been guilty of an assault. The young man swears distinctly that in endm vi=to par you he dii touch you, but not rudely or y ; he swears distinctly that he did not strikeyou first, or men after you had struck him. You yourself admit you are sorry for having struck him—an =warrantable and stuot ah zt, im meeing that you are • man and Its is • lad. t—l have witnesses, but Ido not lappet them hem yet. I did not think the summons would have been railed ma at this early hour. The Lord Mayor—You must pay 10s. and the costs of the Defendant—May I be sworn on my own behalf ? The Lard Mayor—lto; the cue is over. Deludeat—lt Is as gross a cam of perjury as ever was brought before a court of justice. I only wish my winsome had boss here. The Lord layer—Those observations are neither respect. fol to the court nor at ell creditable to you. Defendant—Had your lordship been there you would have acted precisely as I. did. The Lord :Mayor—l do not think I should. lam older than you, and have lived in London many more yenta, and have not done such a thing. The defendant paid the nue and left the court. About eve minutes alter the case had been disposed of one of hie wit nesses anivri z. . The L;;dkeyor requested the! the per would aolrnow lefte the receipt of the following datationa for the poor-box : A 101. mote intmismtd 80,324 from G. G. ; 2.. ltd. it postage stamp', has Bcholesticua; and 10e. from 8. B. U. Bow-STREET. Henry &Will, theiTirerOfeßurater omnibus, was enransened by the police for furious driving. It wry stated by Policeman Waller that, on the 3rd inst., he saw the prisoner driving one of Newman's omnibuses towards the City at a tremendous rate, about twelve mile. an hoar. He wsa endeavouring to par one of the Oeneral Company's omnibuses oa the wrong side, when be mine in contact with a light opting cart, end the driver wee thrown oat and much Injured. Mr. J. Fudge said he wu riding on the defendant's om nibus at the time, and the defendant's conduct way fright fully reckless. Me wee so elevated that he implored hiss to drive lees .ationaly. When the accident happened be got down, not considering himself safe in riding with ouch a drier. Mr. Lewis, for the defendant, endeavoured to chow that He policennut must have exaggerated the case. Mr. Newman said the defendant had driven for him for many years, sod bore an excellent character. Mr. Jardine was determined not to allow this system of esnlbus rivalry to be carried on. It was abetted for any men to drive such an unwieldy vehicle through the street/14 London at the rate of twelve miles an kora. He would take the men's character into consideration, and would not Intl* the full penalty of two months' Imprisonment, but he should commit him for one month. itt:Pri;lnosn - i;;;;;;;ci - tite megletrato only to floe the man, rid not to imprison him, but Mr. Jardine refused to accede to the request. ARLBOROUCT-STBEET.. Mr. ..Intonioßlarksr, of 2, Upper Stamford-street, mer chant, was charged with erestlug a disturbance at the en trance of the Haymarket Theatre, sod alao with eassultieg George Stroud, 144 A, the emstable on duty there. The constable said he was on duty at the pit entrance to the Haymarket Theatre on the previorm night, when the accused created a great disturbance. He had been drinking, and ha told biro that be would not be allowed to go in , but notwithstanding he persisted in his attempt, endow his ;gain tailing him he (mild not go in he struck him. He then went to the boa entrance, and ha was compelled to take him tato custody. The schemed said he had paid to go in, having his wife and daughter with him at the time but they got separated from him. It all arose from the b ad temper of the check-taker, who would net allow him to enter the theatre. William Turner, the check-tekar, said the aommed's wife swanked him, Wig et the thin In a state of great excite meat. He gave the palimias hie money back, mein that he bed had ea mock me was good for him. Mr. Inspector Beer said at the station the accused memed to have been &Whim. He took bail for him. The emotede mid ha was not hart. Mr. Bingham add there was enough to justify Wm in tieing him the lowest tine-100. Me. John floral's, of My Hyddeltria-square, was charged with 'bruiting a gentleman ht the boxes of the Hay market Theatre. Tha complainant, it appears, had dropped more silver in the bourn, and the defendant having Warhead, a dispute mom, end the defendant was area. The proeocutor not being forthcming e the del gnat was Eliecherged. SOUTHWARK. Awn Bowls, a powerfal-looldng man, described as a bt irk- I layer, reekitng at No. 1, Nelson-square, Blar.kfriare-road, wee dodged with attempting to murder J. Birch, polimeorm stable 137 11, and washing Frederick Earl, the beadle of Nolua-equare. Inspector Held, II divides, here produced two outcome artillades, one hem Dr. Hatchineon, of the Bleoldkiers road, and the other from Dr. Evans, the divisional eurgeon, setting forth that the constable had • large Kelp wound on the left lemplep, and another wound under the left ear, in dicted by emu bleed instrument, sod that he was unable to leave his bed. leek the beadle of the squire, said that about six o'clock en the previone evening be saw a female rush out of No. 1, Ndeswequare, la a Inn& state, calling out "Murder i main." He asked her whet woo the matter, but all he could get out of her wee " Xenia sad don't go upstairs without a amemble." Whams believing that murder was being can staled in the home, fetched Polioe-oonetalde Birch, 237 X, when they both entered &advent up to the second door, where they feundthe prisoner ender theindasnos of liquor, breaking everything in tie room. As soon as they entered the room the primmer flaw at the readable and seized him by the throat, away steengling him. The latter managed to get his trasdeion oat to protect himself with, when the wrenched it from him, and struck him on the heacittr until he wee ineenaible. Witness endeavoured to protect the ocestabls, sad to doing so the prisoner attacked him, and had sot smear officer coma to his assistanot, murder would no doubt have been o3mmitted. The 'eland constable wee then lehuover to the rummy of Dr. Hutchinson, and from thence to the pdbo-statice. Is dehnos, the prisoner said that the officer drst attacked him with hie truncheon, end he aided in stet-delence. That was denied, and he was remanded until Thursday. MARKETS THB CORN TRADE. CAVILING; Jam. 16.—Our market wee very dull for a'! kinds o/ C 21114 with wheat in favour of *be barer. Whet; red, Us. to 44a. ; white, 41e. Barley, 26a. to 42a. Bona, new, Ma. to old, 42a. to 44e. Os* 20e. to 28a. CANTWORT, JAN. 14.—Thera was a good supply at =Mist to-day. Wes Wavy. Priem firm. Wheat, old be 44e. ; new brown, Ids. to 44e. • new white, 42e. to 47a. , new, 2de, to 44e. Oats, new, 20e. to 275. HAMS new, Us. to ne. Hag paw, 38.. to 40e. Comtism, Jas. 15.—A good supply of wheat, the sale slow, at a decline of la. par qr. A tau show of barley, beans, and per the former supported late prices, the two Waal inn le. issair. Ettoconsena, Jax.l6.—We bad an average Unladen*" at our to-day's aerket, and English wheat wu very quiet at la decline. Foreign neglected, but not quotably lower. Melting barley in plentiful amply, and only the Oust sorts bring Übe rates. °dotting cora of all kinds vet, quiet., Oats neglected at any advance. Imports of the weekend ing Jan. 16:—Wheat, foreign, 2,360. lit•ley, Ireland, 260; foreign, 4,330. Oats, Ireland, 6,200. GIIILDIOIID, Jaw. 16.—Then was a large supply of wheat to-day, which meta dull vale at a decline of la. to 2a. for all bat a few picked samples. Barley rather dearer, and other spring corn in request. Wheat, 40.. to 624. Barley, 28s. to 404. Oats, 20e. to 26e. Beane, 404. to 44a. FM, 40e. to 44e. HERTFORD, JAN. 15.—The =Oust to-day well supplied with wheat ; trade Wry, az ler week's prior. Brrley lx fair offer, ler week's priors supported. Oats a heavy trade, at about the same prices. Per and beans made tarn' ler money. LIICEETIR, JAN. 15.-001 market was tolerably well at tended to-day, sad there was about an t u t c4 7z s ehow of wheat, and all flee qualities made last ware :—ln feriae sorts Is. lower • whits samples were q at 445. to 490.; red, 38s. to 44 .. per 303 roue. Barley wee in fair sup. ply, and recent rates were for the most part exceeded by ls. ; malting sorts said at 375. to 44 . per qr., and grinding 27.. to 30e. per 30 stabs. Ora wire • scanty supply, and wires were le. Wire; new samples realising 27e. to Me.; old, Ma. to Ms. per 24 stone. There was not much doing in berm, the rates of which, however, were fully as high sa last wrek, the top price for Ire qualities being Mi. par 38 stone. NIIWCABTLE, JAN. lb.—Moderate supply of farness' wheat ; coedit/on better. Good are at last Saturday's rates. Of south country and foreign, little offering, and Last wr ak's currency unrltered, and not much demand. Flour firm; stook light. Malt and barley very much neglected, bat holders are making rather too much. Oats the turn dearer, with a slight demand. Beans and peas held more freely than traterly. _ _ NORWICH J•N. 16.-At this exchange this sitinnoon ca sorts of wheat *old slowly at a rednotka of L. per I q s r a .ras the best samples were la favour of the buyer. There was a good quantity on offer. Barley was oleo to fair supply, sad in some imisnees rather higher rates were given for both smiting and distilling qualities. Little doing in other grain. White wheat is quoted this evening 445. to 475. ; red ditto, 38.. to 435. ; best amain. malting barley, 36e. to 40e. ; rune chevalier ditto, 31s. to 36e. •, distlufag ditto, 24e. to 26e. par q r . Floor, 375. to 27e. N. per mil tram the miller. :-Wheat. 8,170 rs., perd. • barley, 6,4671 q s Z a Tle. 10d. iod la;t yea -Where, 4,016 f qrs., 47..; barley, 7,607 qrs., 375. Id. NOTTINGIII•14 JAW. 14. -Then was a lair causality of wheat on oar at our Cora Inchangs to-day, meet of which wee of iniente quality. The demand wee modest' it le. per qr. lees mossy then last week; new whits made 445. to ; new red, 425. to 465. •, old white, 44e. to 411 s. ; old red, 87a. to 42.. per 36 state. The supply of barley was tolerably good, and, with a fair demand, prices adv./iced Is. per qr„ mating qualities realising 31s. to 33e. per imperial measure; grinding, 28e. to 30e. per 30 stone. Oats were in middling supply, and were diapered of at • shade more money ; new aorta sold at 23a. to 28.. ; old, 30a. to 345. per 24 .!one. Beene were rather dearer-namely, 47e. to 50e. for old, and 425. to 445 a for new samples. Superfine flour was quoted at 325. to 365.; ass ditto, 28e. to 30s. per 20 stone. ollolll3_, JAN. 15 . — With a large supply at wharf offiring, buyers showed little disposition to purchase, unless at a Meet:lon. This farmers generally refined to accede to, coseequently a small quantity changed hands at rather lower prune. Barley was in moderate supply, with a fair demand, a large quantity having been purchased for the pale ale breweries in the north of England, end realised fully Is. more per quarter. Oats and beans were a good trade, and mode rather more money. Hog tour were worth 44.. per quarter. Floor, 31e. per each. The report Goa the neighbouring markets during the week Is generally to the sleet that them is no apparent alteration in the price of wheat. A brig trade in barley at quite last w:ek's rates. Prraesoaouoti, JAN. 15.—We had a large supply of wheat here 13-day, fine samples Is. end other sorts from Is. to 2e. per qr. lower than last week. Vet; little spring co..r, and ell kinds advancing in price. RIADINO, JAN. 15.—The show of wheat at this market to-day was moderate, and the condition generally good; trade ruled dull. Sales were effected at about the prices of this day week. Beet barley met with • good demand, and brought la. per quarter advance. Grinding qualities were also more looked for, end figures were a little in torn et the buyer. Oats and beans maintained late Mee. Pets slew, without alteration in value. ROCHESTEN, Jag. 15.—The supply of wheat and other kinds of grain at this market was larger than is usually the case at this period of the year, and the simples plowed on the stands were in improved condition. The rates are much about the atone se last week. For fine sample' of farmers' wheat the full terms of lest week were readily obtained ; but other kinds were dull, with a downward tendency. Foreign was firm at previous quotation., some parcels from the Bettie being in demand at former rates. Several samples of white, in prime condition, realised from 425. to 481., but other kinds ranged from 40e. to 44e , and inferior, at 38e. to 42..; but a great deal remained unsold at the dose of the market. The barley trade is Imbibe, tine qualities getting scarce. The samples for malting purposes experienced an improvement of about la. per qr., prune torte melting at 45e., but the usual rates were 38e. to 44e.; grinding aorta also un derwent a slight improvement of about 6d. per quarter, the rates being 28e. to 311.. In oats there was rather more activity observable, and picas are tending upwards, best sorts Mho,/ at 24a. to 27e. Beane end peas met with a fair inquiry at slightly advancing prior., beans being held for about Is. per quarter more money. Peas were in rather short supply, and the little baldness done in that article was at prices ranging from 40a. to 44a. pee quarter. WISBECN, JAN. 15.—A pad supply of wheat to this day's market, with a moderate quantity of peas, beans, and oats. Wheat is a dull sole, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats and all other spring col.) support former value. Prices to the grower—Wheat, white, 43e. to 45a. • extra, 464., 63Iba. per bushel; red, 40a. to 415.; extra, ; 42e. Oats, 114 d. to is. persica.). Beans, old, 425. 1 465. per qr.; new, Kb. to 401. WOLCIEN7II,I4III. 15. 7 . At this days market there WI a large supply of wheat, which sold sloirly at the currency of this day se'nnight, but lower prices were nut peserally submitted to for say description. Barley more in demand. Oats held for dd. pre qr. drums. Beans scarce 'squirt! for. Peas fully u dear. Yon', JAN 15.—Thor. was • tolerable show of wheat at our corn market to-day, which sold at a decline of Is. per qr. on last week's rates. Whits sorts made 445. to 48$. ; mid 40s. to 445, per qr. Barley was a middline show, and the hest qualities realised fall, Is. one last week's rates ; melting selling at 325. to 345. per qr.; grinding, 284. to 31s, p.r 30 stone. The quotations of oats were much the same se the week preceding, namely 10d. to Is. per stone. In other descriptions of atria no nostmlal change ; seal', 62e. to 645. per qr. ; time, 30. : per sack. • ' • . . DoaLts, JAN. 14.—We had a moderate suMy of grain at market to-day. Wheat and barley met • rady sale at the currencies of Tuesday. The better qualities of oats .14 equally well, but inferior and middling qualities were very dti6cult of sale, and may be quoted 3d. lower. Indian corn le hold far higher prices, bet tisneactions are merely retail. roceign wheat is In improved demand at full priors. KIS/LCALDT JAN. 18.—Ws have had another week of very Ise weat her, with • little sesensable feast, so that all ontedoor agricalteral °parttime proceed rapidly and favour ably. A very large breadth of wheat has been gat in, sad the Weird hr come well op. At oar country markets this week as had fair supplies of all Mines of grain. Salsa ready, snd very generally Is. per qr. drama paid. Ham to-day we bad a good aupply of wheat, moderate of barley, sad Imp edam". Bake not so quic k as lost week, but prices very ruck the nuns. Wheat. 34a. to 46e. per qr.; barley, 265. to 345. ed.; oats, 19.. to 245. WATWORD, 16.—Oar arrivals of Ludt= cora this week hays proved large, and deliver's' from fanners (pdit , cipally of wheat) haws also increased, but supplies of oms by boat are somewhat reduced. The trade has maintaised the firmness we teat noted, a sonsklarable business has hies done , and higher priors have her realised for moat articles. is satire wheet we have asperieneed ea increased deinsudat en advises of 9d. to Is. pee Ikons' an lest Saturday's pre, ls foreign also ems alas were made early in tiev•ii • hut per chasms would not pay an advance in price. POT barley we quote a trifling rinse, sad alien of oats seek to realise more money for their best simples. The consumptive de mand for Indian con hes abated nadir the late advance, but we do not damn It necessary to alter quotation'. Flour brings le. per sack one the quotations of this day sennight. Imports this weak:—lndian corn, 13,761 qrs. Esparta this week :—Oaos, 3,210 ben& ; flour, 1,639 sans; Oatmeal, 26 sacks. COTTON.—Lrriaroot., Jam. 16. Our market bee bees quiet to-day at yeetardree pier. The mkt are 6,000 bales, 600 tor export sad rpeow. 400 Sant, W. to pptise, 40 t Pi n c ; 90 ilrattban. Bd. to 8/d. ;40 Bah* ; 600 Atuiekau, Od. to Od. COTTON GOODS.—ltaxcnorrni, JAN. id. —The market maintains much finunses, but the segregate business of the week baa sot been so lugs, owing to the pre-engage ments of many spinners and manufacturers precluding them from taking new orders for delivery within any reasonable period. On some descriptions of yarn, for which there ie a lees urgent demand, the quietness of the cotton market and the increased estimates of the mop have operated rather un favourably, and spinners would have been disposed to take easter rates on Tuesday, but the check has gone no farther. The business for India continues good in both yarn and cloth, end the political sews bean the Continent has acted less msjudicislly on the business to yarns for the German market yesterday sad this mooning than at the commence. mat of the week. WOOL—Lmatroot, Jaw. 16.—Than ham bees lee doing to foreign wool this week most of the late arrivals being held for the epprowthing public male. The males of Scotch have not been to any extant, bat priors main arm. Imports for the week ending January 16 : Foreign, 2,401 ; previously, 478; total, 2,877 Wu. WOOLLEN.—Ltzne, Lew. lb.—Then has been a nume rous attendance of tawniest' In the cloth halls this morning, and oonstderable animation has prevailed. The bulk of the transaction' he been in light fabrics, both in mixtures and cotton warps; anything in this class of good' sinertl3 nude meets with ready sale. Ordinary cloths have not bean much dealt in, as the principal makers of this clams of rods deliver their manufactures direct at the warehonaes. The tone of the market is firm, and the business this :morning has been satisfactory. HARDWARE.—EntsuNottAst, JAN. 15.—The trade cf this town continues .lowly to improve, and notwithstanding the quietude which generally charactarbss business opera tions in the middle d January, the manufacturers are well employed upon order. given out in the week prior to quarter day. For all the leading staple articles of our =nafstitures the orders are good, sail In the fancy trades there la more business doing. The amount of unemployed labour is mm peratively trifling considering the number of the population both of the town and the district. A dispute between the I operative glass-blowers and their employers ha. resulted in • strike, in oonsequenes of which nearly twenty manufacturers I. this town and the district are at a atandetill. THli UNITED 81Alkft LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY. The royal mail steam-ship Avis, Captain Lott, which sailed from New York on the 3th instant, arrived be.. this morning, bringing 48 paseengers, and 407,109 dollars in specie. The ateam•ohip America arrived out at Halifax os the 2nd, and at Boston on the 4th inst. Her mails had not reached New York when the Asia sailed, the train conveying them from Boston having stuck fait in a heavy snow drift. Tim steamer Felten, from Southampton, tie Hali fax, reached New York on the 4th inst. Cosgrees re-aseetsbled oa the Ch inst., after a reams of ten days. The Senate took Possession he the brit time of their new and beautiful chamber. The Chairman of the Senates Committee on Naval Affairs reported bills providing for the construction of tea Dew vessels of war, and for increasing the pay of caws of the navy. Yu payment of interest which had scented on bonds lad left the United States Treasuty at Waah• inform nearly empty. The prisoners in the cue of the brig Wanderer, which recently leaded a cargo of alarm in Georgia, bad been committed foe trial at Savannah. A snow storm of unusual severity had visited the Northern and Eastern States, and in some modem the drift' had completely blocked up the railroad tracks, and suspended travel. The election of a Called States senator by the nois Legislature was to take place on the day the Asia sailed. Mr. Donglim had been unanimously ticminated for re-election by the democratic party. Fear enimeionaries of the Canada Conference of the British Wesleyan Connection were about to sail trot► New York for liritiah Columbia. Amain the persona drowned by the late accident in the %lawn railway, in Georgia,was a Mr. C. J. M. Dixon, of England. His effects had bean found is the creek. bat his body had not been resevered. Hy tee arrival of the overload mail we have San Traneleso deter to the 10th Detteneber. Harness was very dell. It war reperte . d that a valuable vets of quarts had been discovered is the suburbs of Sea Frsacisco. _ The news from Freon River is abated to be of • more favourable ebareeter than that reetived of late rya Wiforosa medicines. lle hut stsame tiara A .ctoria had takes down over 200,000 dolls. he rid. • *versants from Utah state that the service of a civil proem upon Brigham Young bad been resided by his friends, and that trouble would perhaps row out of it. There was bat little danger of anything serious, owing to the premises of °spend Johnstem and • large body at the United States troops. The advice,' from the city of Mexico are to the :Ali, and from Vera Criss to the 22nd alt. The reported capture of Guadalajara, and the rout of General Devilled° by the Zuloega troops, is me-, firmed. The United States ship Saratoga was at Sacrificial, in company with five French and throe Spanish men of - war, but nothing definite wee known as to the objects of the last-named squadrons. A number of engagements of an undecided cha racter had taken place between the troops of the government and those of the revolutionists. The existing government bad appealed strongly to France and Spain for an intervention against the approach of the North Americans. A number or silver bars, alleged to have been taken from the etched cathedral of Morelia, had been found in the house lately occupied by Mr. Forsyth, the Americsu Minister, and this had increased the popular feeling against the Americans. General Caravejal attacked the city of Psebla on the 13th ult.. bat failed sig nally. and the liberals went off. General Omsk with other friends of Santa Anna, having been ar rested in Mexico city on the 17th a good deal of angry feeling was manifested, and an outbreak seemed for some time probable. Advice, had reached Washington that the com mander of the sloop of war Saratoga bad compelled General (iarra to refund the forced contributions at American eititens at Tampico. MALTA. (FROM OVA OWN CORRMSPOWDIRL) MALTA. Jam. 10. toms ssasation has boss snats4 is Malta by earns* dawn Mtn:stood by the sevesser so the OM of the me, carlitlaq principally is the •rrdwa el yang sad attire ..s to pleas of than when li. esevise bed as• feebiod. Hitherto, is Malta, apptistaseste base asnelly bets Oiled by seniority, sad ponotk■ is slow. The bead of • drperenest le gesterally old east wont out es ho mans that owl coveted eiirsolos. It gm alimptd, aid I kw with some truth, that planes were made ter psopla b Malta. TMla la cantata!, not the cam In th• Into sppoiatmeate. The person twit eakulated to do the deity has bens the cos echoed, without undue pre f.:Tams on party favouritism. The onl y Off:Ml Maoism las chat of tie Crows Advseata; bia evidaily, bowery prat the eroight he may lave with the 'manor, the letter has la every fastest* satisfied himself that the moon re• ecasseadod wee dt fur the *re. The palates of teeny of the ofacielo. and eerselally of the oubxdlastrs, h tve bees iarreaeod. The lelinsleg gettison ceder bee ►ees the source at sue !Minces _ "All `and• to illftl oat to the Archbishop of Malta, sad all sentries to carry arms sad present arms whoa the lost Captain She Said, of t►e 31st R.N.8.F., bating refused to obey the &bine, has been ordered under aneet, sad .01 in ▪ probatelity to tried by coin-menial. It is a ran of cos. *dame with Captain Sheffield, who, It I. reported, I. roily to submit to any punielitneat rather than do hoeing* to the How. TW preeetieg sod naming arms to the Host bee keg lees • reuse uf compla , ot with the proteetaat eoldlers Mahe, polenlerty the priebytertnes, whew Illgttleed reel epees bee bete elatioeed here. &me yews ego, Omni *Pebble. gee Govereof of Do, Cede, 'dub comweadeg • wormy et seerery et Melte, w atimatend the service be ✓otes*/ to Was the Hoot. Hw illajdotra ship Swallow room& to &Woad to-saar tow, t) be pal _ _ Tlie Candor le oedema le le weed with nay telegram et hayarteues to Cagliari. The Abb. It le supposed, l bream about thirty ware boa Malta. The admiral cifered gay sr eieteato. bat site tairiaarelliwei welting fur the Weems/ Elbe. e hick arrived y We bed rough wastlite the eight, sad a Greek brig I *dell with wheat IMO,/ 11111 .awe tad got Weed. The ea wheat ettetaer Dielehmaa Y art ke the Sea of Menem —new wed. ACCIDYNT TO TOO LOOD-LilirTiOtest Or I Street I.—Tbe Boi d Temdbieles hoe no wish es mei dose while eleisdai b Illr ttttrrd Ilewerrrou B.= ; lisfelk. The eesessee d TO SilmiTe uss saes em West Is hie latilehiere lege ; r le seistes bessrably. We read is the zwite•ant Y : The day far She eleeties el • low steolor et mad is the Mali the busisted Coals Thiplosi b het reargraleg. la the eens, slue ear lise ins sesual MOM haw Ws dMardetaedeesWa Arai Oboe vs out drew w ▪ avers to that GI Ormel Map, when esimiles etiseloosi •Ith i.e. k ashielle. esil slew Mow la ihe GiU ell ikluseel Nessesk, lee veil hews ie the ;Wis. lA. Captors lasphota he het wee his Os essisset derive of • kibeeel_palie, siespie the solves, et NI train' dr wheel a Karl= aM iftektakew is on baba mks amok haw to rows col or* *oft 01 Or aY 1h CAW 011plaes red Mate Illarra Sw Woad llyhre, • 1111111.111101 IS SlSaielle. es 4 XL Mama Noss Or vest Is the one smash as TO J. Dams* Ittglissewah obese son os oeslerel r am les eel is. Aso+ el series aes, M b nY, y r re!! iseetairsitk. THE GREAT DRAINAGE WORKS AND THE BANE OP ENGLAND. The inhabitants of the metropolis will learn with interest that government have decided upon the mode of raisiog the large funds destined for the ex tensive drainage works which are now contemplated with a view to the purification of the River Thames. It has been definitively arranged that the Metro politan Drainage Commissioners shall be authorised to hate Bonds to an amount not exceeding three millions sterling, open which uvernineut guarantee 3t per cent. per annum interest. The other partiss to the arrangement ere the Bank of England, who have agreed to take the Donde, in sums of not lees than 60,00 W. at a time, at such period. as the Drainage Commissioners may require to is.. than. Is like manner, the Commianonere will have the option of redeeming the Bonds, in sums of 30,000! each, whenever they deem it right to do so. The latter proviso will obviate the objections of those persons who, in the present state of the money market, might be jealous of the preference given to the Bank, and anxious to take a portion of the new government securities. The Drainage Commissioners will have, in fact, so open credit of three millions at the Beak of England, which they may draw upon, er see, at their COCIVOIIIiOOOI. No other establishment maid accord similar facilities upon so important a male. The interests of the public appears to be duly nensulted in the arrangement, since a work of primary asaissity to three million. of souls will be facili tated, and no distarbence of the money market aessibly be occasioned. The money will be ex pendedoe the spot, and the entire transaction, con sidered in a pecuniary sense, will be kept within a very narrow circle. Ile advantages I. the Bank of England are obvious. That establishment will be enabled to employ their surplus resources at a remu nerative rate of interest in the safest possible secu rities, and they will, doubtless, in addition, have the keeping of the Commissioners' banking account. Ultimately, we moat preemie, as the promo& of the rates which will be levied on the ssstroyolis Now in, the Boons will be paid off; bat this e.esideration ap pertains to the future. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Fortitude. dream LetVgo; gaol; io7l;entetows. wits ash* say. wee,. • belt soh VU INKS* DM Cope Orselso aMu Ford ea to De. I.—llets Tort. to 1. Ileoph• teeter), Due Fria (T) (Mph Ceti,* lad seep °Mon et which no ihedts Imo has twelve& sue winked at °tuft (t) ce the 10th et Jeaoszy.-11apko, hut. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Camaro (birvie). of eaderiod. traiwrxrd bound, Jan. 6, Ist WM, Wm. 11.40 W. Oren, liailer . (6morlsor ridp), Wm Cardiff tor &reaper*, Nay. 66, 1at71.24 IL, Ice. 22.10 W.___ „ Mama (11aClera Alp), tam Liverpool for Ettranibto, Now. 27,1 a. 1.111 N., low. 25 W. Viavird Was ALA trim laudoo for 7.slcatta, all will, Del. 27, la. 37J0 N, lea. 11.1• W. AMERICAN MAIL DESPAPCIL—The British and Noela Amides& Royal Nail steamer Arabia sailed from Liverpool for Boston on Saturday tot ; besides ths American mails she also took ont 66 pweogers and a full W. The ateam.ship Neonate° w ill be despatched at Wednesday not for New York with the United States end North American mails. Lenses will be received at the Post-oar, Liverpool, up to 9 a.m., with a late fee, till 10 a.m., and finally at cholas:Um store at 11 a.m. Telegraphic dispatches to the United Stenos and British North American Provinces can be oat througes office of the New York Preys, 10, RsTuat i gin in" CEß IN LIVERPOOL BAT DURING 1868.—Prom a Mara prorated yesterday to the Mersey Dock Board, it appears that dories lot year 26 vessels wars wreeksel. Of these 12 were totally lost, sad the ruasiadir, with four exceptions, either retied or mood. DOCK EXTENSION IN LIVERPOOL.—A special meet lag of the members of the Mersey Dock and Harbour Board was held at the offices on Saturday last—Dir.Cbarks Turner, the chairman, prodding—to madder the advhability d going to parliament next sessioa for powers to rains inmost of 300.0001, for the purpose or .utending and toreador the dock accommodation on thir Liverpool side of the Norm. After an animated debate, the prOpoial was carried bia majority of 1,5 against O. In the course of the discussion, the chairman end erre& members said that the financial pot ition of the estate was In a most satisfactory state, and that there was no occasion whatever for any doubts on that point, for notwithstanding the late CRlM2mercisl pink the receipts of the board last year bad exceeded by 5001. those of 1557, the largest year ever known. ACCIDENT PROM FIEF-ARMS.—On Saturday en aocldent, which it is feared will be attended with fatrl conse quences, occurred at the residence of a gentleman in the Queen's-road, Bayswater. The son, a youth, was passing through the hall, end seeing his father's gun in the corner, and some percussion capslying on the hall table, took up the gun, thinking it unloaded., and, placing a cap on the nipple, drew the trigger. LUe slater, a young lady aged 17, was un fortunately coming down stairs, and, the gun being pointed in that direction, received the charge of small shot in her face and neck. She fell to the ground bathed in blood. On the arrival of a surgeon it was found that some of the shot had entered her eyes. Her sight is aturly destroyed, and it iaapreh.mded that trom the shook to her system she =not survive. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY:A fetal accident took taa yesterday afternoon on the London sod South Westernßailway at the Farnborough station, From the particulars obta i it sp peered that one of the company's servants wee in the act of Redding to shunt some osnisgee in the goods-train, when, sithev by stepping off the tail of one of the centavo, or Blipping off the platform, he fell under the waggons, several of which passed over his neck, severing the howl from the body. The dammed was a remarkably ober man, and had been in the awoke of the company for several years. THE WIGAN COLLIERS.—Thc presence of the military prevented such &formidable assemblage of the turn outs on Saturday morning to keep the men from going to work at lnce-hall as had been witnessed on the previous morning. A number of them surrounded the liirklere'-hall Colliery about two o'clock, but dispersed on the approach of tie r e TT . OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OP THE CREST, VICTORIA-PARI.—TIN number of paints relieved at this inatitution during last week was 973, at which 130 were new eases. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLB.—BILIOUS Nam osaa—lf theta to any ore medicine In the world that L real. a bre..ifk remedy foe all dloordere of the I lore It Is them (attained Mb. t n g. " vi alb r=grA 4 7 , I:eTtitei: a :o rae v b . ; a mato vi this laronattrable utaitvive. an kle', rapidly comets all the mower human or the body. vendee and imio , nm the Mood. dem Me tend. sod Pees toter torm to the erfeo.led nornach. emetics that cram sa tbenteattly to perfect dlsoitimobat the food minidet . 2 ' eionollatra. the blood b eerie-hod, nod may re of the body thus t. the whotomme lahmisme of them restoration pile. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 00 ... LpNlinlia. 13. at Quoott;troot tho =lto of Mr. B. B. OAR tlT.—Jaa. lk et glebe:toed, the wife of the Ito.. A. °arab of nsaver.—Jsalll. at Langloy-rart. Mrs Ife of el a sea. EIVOIIIIS.—Jaa. It. et 11.1..tarrace. Queen's lark. Manchester. the wlte of Dr. MOW. Of • eon. IISI.—Jaa.II. Y Lancarter. the wife of the Der. T. C. Onion. of • shasehter. •lilMT.—Jan. Mat Wimbledon. the lw Ire of E. Vescr. . rf h sen. MARRIAGES. 11,1rts—OAILTII11.4Jsu. 11 t the Cath,etra'. alsnchatter. by the bar. J. Mtn* I. $. find. Nag.. to Marisa.. dauthtar or A. Carter. hba., ri Rum.. belarel. IllOrrldff..loBllWOßTll.—Jaa. 13. at St. FtepheuA, Hammer. sat* hy the Bev. B. tr. ItAmse, the gm L. S. timo ha, at A., in• o tunnel 3at ai Parbrook. fishy to Harriet ban. dau..ht, of the late 0. P. Irsittrortb. lad. OR WIN L—MORPFIY.—Jaa. I. at Kliturdy. Charles Chrrhe. to Barrie; bads. daughter tel J. borplu. kra., Ina 3rd buffs. DEATHS. BALL.—Jaa. U. at Portlandoquara, Bristol, Mr. J. T. 1141, mad 73. Yr. J. latackburr. of Labo-nora.plam Qaa• mosatreal Belie., arial 61. DaW?? . ll.—Jas. 11, at Park road, Stodawa, R. B. Dawson. Eq .. -...--. -- --.— ...gaga M. . IrOTLY.—Jaa. H. at Lowndogannaro. Yu I. Fganee.4 widow of this lag. O. VOgig. UM . LILO, &sem of Lvaboth and Faindridgo. IIAWIIIII 4.—Jma. IX at lard'abwildtags. Islington. T. Y. Hawking. _.... B&W SIM —Jae. It. at Itoettfaraplue. Matt.). Sayan. 5.4.. Mad 73. THORPTOII.—Jae.I2„ it Llacohinion-Ansl% H. A. Thornton, E... end IL !TIMM sol Poll Not Iso Ormuz Los Mai" et tisk LAW Olnol. to lie Loo MEW. IA Os Wok ID lototool SloorA. Itio MOM ot la—Noolut. JIMA= IT. UM