The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-24 00:00:00

ITALY. THE TWO SICUMIB. (rime ora own COIUMPONDECT.) NAPLIte, 'ILL net which has formed this week the euhjeet of so much and such painful discussion has at length been commentated, and Baron Pocrio, ex- Minister of Ferdinand 11., after ten years of impri sonment and irons, has been ehippeeloff from the country, together with many of his companions. Against their wale, in spite of protesting, and in violation of Cie law which recognises not that pu nishment, they will be transported to the United Stares. Ann mg in Position on Friday night, or arday morning, they were taken on board the gos eminent steamer, which bad been lightened of tier guns. There were Poezio, Donis, Pam, Brain, Csatromediano, Palermo, Monica, and another of the Montesarchio prisoners; Pirenti,who has been suffering so long from chronic paralysis, on being exuwined by • medical commission, was pronounced to be unspial to the voyage, and was sent immediately to Nisi& without irons. Kisco, another of the party, as I have already told you, goes to Munich. These persons are lodged in the rooms of the commander, whilst the second clam department is given up to the prisoners who were taken from the Island of Nisida on Sunday, and consist principally of priests. The remaining part of the vessel is fli r ell up to prisoners from other of the Wands. The meeting and the parting with friends which took place at Pozzuoli was of amy painful character; for Dono, who recently lost his with, atter MP.. Leg with bis daughter for the first time in seven years, was almost in the same moment called upon to bid them perhaps an eternal adieu. On Sun day the Stromboli left Pozzuoli for the Island of Yenta tine, to take up another batch of prisoners, and on Monday went to Stan Stefeno toembark some more. Jacoveli, confined in Brindisi, and Capri° in Pescara, were to hare been in waiting in Stefano. Capri° mas the carpenter who fitted up the Chamber for the I leputies in 1848, and his main (salt seems to have been in having taken the contract. From this kingdom they wilt be taken to Cad's, and it dm been) intimated to me that Signor Bermudez, the Spanish minister, had bean in frequent relations with the Neapolitan government on the subject of the voyage. What transpired I cannot say, but it is said that communications have been sent to Madrid, and that the prisoners will be sent off in Spanish bottoms. (ta arriving at Cadiz each man ia to receive • more than two pounds, and in New York from to 101., or 50 ducats. The world will be then open to them where to choler, and not before then; and my impression le that not many !booths will have elapsed before their arrival In Piedmont, their story not a whit the bee in interest, sad they themselves full of burning vengeance against the authors of their sufferings. I have already said that the punishment of &poets tier), to whict: they are now condemned, is no noway it is accumulative, for where's by the decree the punishment was commuted into the next degree, that of perpetual exile (any where), it is rendered doubly severe by the choice of settlement being taken from them, and a place Azad upon some thousands of males distance. It is worth nothing, tee, that had Poerio] and the others remained, they would have been walking shoat in the streets of Naples shortly, for their time would have ex pired. For nearly ten years have pamedl sway, four years, according to custom, have bum taken off the pnaisluseat of Vino, while diasinstioa would base been made in the punishment of l'oerio ; and as the Prince is just married, and his next brother, the Count of Trani, will be also shortly married to the sieter:of the Duchess of Calabria, it is reasonable to expect that either one or both ladles will present their lords with little pledges, end in the course of the year—ients which would have led to another diminution. The punishment of this unfortunate redeems, his friends think, instead of being remitted has bees greatly increased by the prereut decree, or rather by the inferior act, or sussairria:e which had been allowed to set it aside. With regard to the other prisoner who linger Re tried and te.coodeenned in Santa Maria Appareutie, they have not left. Twenty-three in all were called by the Commissary of Police, Dr. Spagniolis, and in formed that the King had granted them their liberty —intelligeete which was received with exultation; "but," added Spegniolis, t. you must leave immedi ately for the United States." Against this decision the whole party nenoastrated stroagly, with the ex ception of our, who ceasented to go, but afterwards re need—too !le, as he was told, his name having been registered, ands° he left. For the othe.e, their protest wee seat to his Majesty, and they have been permitted to remain in Santa :feria Apparent* —that is to say, men who have never been tned r r condemned have sought as a " genie " to be kept in prison. and this during the wedding festivities of the Ilereditary Prince. Until farther mien nothing will he done with them. What those orders may be ' it is impossible to ray. They may be even now, at the last moment, to 'ship them off, for no considera tion interferes with the gratification of royal caprice. It is • remarkable proof of the tender amnia of the gorerrnient of the Two Sicilies, that they extend be yond the grave. In the list of those wheire said to lave their punishment commuted, occur the names of four persons, whom Death liberated before the kind intentions of bin Inlajesty were known. They are Dardano, Lett*, Unpria, of whom I have spoken In another part of my letter, and a fourth. They were dead, and the government did not know it. They could no long( r participate in the mercies of the paternal government. TUSCANY. The Grand Duke of Tuscany has issued a decree, dated the 1):b, ordering the suppression of all pri vate moniy lotteries. Henceforward any person convicted of get , ing up such lotteries on their own account shall be liable to • floe of from 700 to 1,000 lire (the lira ii Kt centimes). and an imprisentnent not exceeding one month. Thous who lend their premises, or otherwise assist in such speculations, will incur a hoe of from 40Q to 700 lire, and for a second offence a month's impriaodatent besides. Till MAU itOsitnitT AT NOLUSWYOS.—On Friday at Wakea+4l, E 4 via Dana =rir gaud sr Noe eatme, Irma 14.,:.zht epos wily= • the 14th alt , No/wastes, stela a better • 101. awl art!. Beak el Isilind Me. • weak, et entseesse were eanursed ; Mt. Beteltheark r teareeber bow the Gosst Yort•trtßre, frig /r Mr. SearsZsm ems sowebato. of &weekly wee Hellks„ Wet, la 'ldol. •to the mai( aid asleNlas 07 clawed is a later • flasks ingboi was tar br .u., sad a Postinso seder Mr 11. lls. maltias In all 1271. Ha r Maness with the I , lt-Alic• et Meniseskis broad to the haw lure; has reopen, easktered, placed la the Ings, sad mrkil over to the pole user. The reatia teas to eh.," the letter wu addressed, Mr. William Taper, Bestow. lea lash:re. maid that when be received it Sealy costarred 111 e. Ile, 64., 1,1. hiv• hese abstracted. From the ',ideate cf Mr. tinny Smitises, the postraseter at Noe a seem, it apvarrd that is cosseluesce of the trals b which the 1.4:11 tin forwarded n e t b a yi ng arrived on the 14th of De. vo.:b-r 9.n instead of 91, they were In the pa soner's pee-taros upwards of as bar. Mr. Perry. &Vw. ai,si. c ,l 7 ewers te the primmer ea 'amigo Cote. to Mr. rickero. et •!.. 7.urc6assl Orme. and a rear!. and tendered la papaa at awe eiarWd "Z A, 73,317. - 'this note was 1,1, ni, 1 I y Mr. Tow an one oil thrme he bat pi d ad is tbs letter. Ibe lOC. eras sambaed "VY, I 1.b.3t, sad is still makairq. Mr. Parry also went to blonnantoa, cleansed IG prlso tic 4 recofaued tba skives sad soul ha had sold Lim Ur. W,..,wnerlo 'arrived his defence of Ate private_ „ who war t , .. o con.uattrd for trial, n application kw bad betas mart d. TIM UM'. Ce YVISTIIIDAT.— Yesterday (Sunday) neurneser. M to as early hone, a tante Bale of wad, lamas from W.N.W„ and eremapsaied by heavy showers of rata, treks over , a.tropolia aad suburbs, sad eestiaard with bat little intenovesios up to anal, lour cl'elett Is lb. after , new, dots, oressilerailis dames' tepregerty la various parrs, bat We southern diaries mom to bow the west ',merely wired. &mai terse ta tbs et4pbbomtood of Clapham, Norwood, Dulwich, sad war. aprostsdorbele newel orresaboame ewe Wank media NMI lastwese valueble exotic sad Ober plats woe Chloweye, wet, r pipes, replais of ha.., Maw= awe lam from lb,* plates, rad alltalret IN RP berm'bbaser, Owed ley brim Wreak Mite thew, daoowwaa pee. „t. . Near the Wiping Wal c as a 1.1 woo pawl's slew be was allidllaMs y lb. rasa tinny. law it. mid aNdartialaress as smallaa bat bnoe a.. 1. tLa rrbiele dM woe pass wee law dam* be era ew lam, 4 by the 'emery Wei Mai be was Alva W be . 'oareyed boots SPORTING. EARLY lIINTB FOR THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS OP 18.59. THE DERBY.-SI:SIMARY. TO THI EDITOR OF THI 11P11113. Ste,—On referring to one of the earliest Lists published of the eetq for the Derby of 1839, 1 and that it obtained en en a 7 of 249; a colt by Footstool oat of Joan was diaqualdied &et, then Btrathern, and finally Sir John, which reduces the number of eubscnbere to 246. Of three fourteen are tallies, entitled to allowance@ of Sib etch—only one of them, however, is likely to put in its claim. Nearly one•third of the Wry leave remairmi dark, 81 baying de thud to show t• 11188, some never having bean in training' and Certhastae, Christopher, Engineer, Ka the flamt, and Wanderer, are dead. Of the performers, only one (Tom Quin) hes fie yet declared ea that I have 239 to deal with, see the dividing of thew into ;separate classes will wind up my Mean foe the primal in COIIIISIiOII with the Darby. That the teak is not an easy one will readily be admitted, mit is lapeadble to obtain correct estimate of the capabilities of way two-year-old that appose, la public, end there ars, &Melees, Kees used Kees three I shall pet le the " repose Ise; " bat AM • " Derby " will be band smog thee ts very Wpm. bableoselses saes stables Um their Nibs most peeirey,tessn end limit ow be htradeari into the market op the slug* of he wise &bee, there is but a poor chance of Its proving the shakes wester. The N daakiedly the west difficult to bindle, yet I shall not be dimmed it out la my nelitalag, that the most dangerous ars ramq dr dirdre : Berry Old Warrior Borba Irhiebin Poknium Berke sr Ilydely Beyond Deakeill Innsaiter at Incksow Tandtwood Vas Mom Egli of Alt*. eah Viking Nods. Y 114 all the above have bra fa the market, but I caw set: a liking for either Beabow, Napoleon, Vallik ar V wham I Mid The Broths, to Sydney, Kiss d Ai *pc wookreakeirl Vas Dianna la such Win abate, that I Ina leis spa prisif_ b give a hint that tiny will no pro. Wen* Tim Biro sangrias the rmairolar of the anargeallennas Antrilahri =ffinns Anal Naar Barb, e Di No Da Omicii Diem= lisseeps Mr, Waft Ilimagp Chum Iseathi Dula Lsweass 1176 Lippe la& Mote Marta Nada Mu' Mountain Nut Neophyte New fight Newmarket Peace Proclaimed Pillager Protector Pyrrha. the Pint, c by—Bay Cab Pyrrha' Os First, c by— lM led aim Os Nam Mums Basitatac, ban By Mancks,eby—Bcfbry Bcy MiddiskiNcloy—Bearry Bay Mbilkassio Big Jewheb7 — = " 7 Birthdoy Brittegrocos Broths to Woolliell. Cabordy cagy Boy Yon!le_r di4ir Masilaser, c by—Mb Ass M %ma OWks, c esslobisp Cambia Colman,. e by—Obalis• Carmel Dm Corm • Dania Olissrlos, by—as• Sor So lissast Desist 011ogsk br-1111s. ler Is MIMI Dalai ar.rals, e al t e".ll4 114. Yin's einiby CeNie assrlus, 1614 M, • s. 41 bp— Mast bt Ow MOM ireTes So Wzgrit l*teaks) W MILS° P 1 NehlialeilMil. Se per the pew orses. I awed our tallembe W losi : Beassmes Gaul* 11011X1211. ember et Yew Imbed dub( leallieedly meme lot She Illielemile r - - .:- Amble owed Promised Lad Gameler Plaistow °Mod Rainbow Oremesee Sado( Ow Peva= litockham • etElrldage essomenide (ally) Hsi Ticket of Leave Hlghveyera Triage. Lad el the Mean Velma* (by Wiwi* Of Amy Ilidassiecs, Hal Makes. red Phloem bee bow brae ; but the War it ell set weld Mee bees ceeeideelag the elerawdenee Twat Thigh he tea, end ths when have bra es Issaly appealed by tisk era "war," that I amid bed gere liew ram the ..reek," ewes though this an seawall isle Lee deihd biers time &meg thaw put bate the mead diee: Limas Learla Asiaa Beekrept Gleabset Harratem Heir•et.Lew Layton Lovett' Malscbite Menke Mauled I Mows Tied Mutineer Newest le Nordam:4m Old Rolm. Weans • Mum Etamay Rouble, by Oros& Divl dead St amazes (dr Hercuic4 Uraltan Casesisr• Lacy Saab Costpke Cook= Crshes il;iiel o' Rourke, e. by DeMa Naughty Boy's Dam der Vat West rani Vast Gallus °arrears GM (gelding) Gladiolus • tow of the roortter ato gem about bap to mks the ezionsive Also Mutative Antonio Annette (loto Cowrie.) Aslomat Boothat Boy %Mike, g by—Colozo _ btu _ _ of training, and with those of the " ragged lot" a wont Kende Moakla Marvell Nay ?doming (111)) oily Cale. Moorrock !deem Newsman Newsteed Oceanus Orcias O'Ryro Oltertourns Pau Paul Jones P, rats Precursor Predir ion Quicksilrer Rosba , k Roussallou Salaam Birdbolt Blackmail Boal4l (ally) Bowline Broady-ball Brown Holland Brasher Camila 13alra Carlotta (ally) Camcasiaa Comelier Masks Clapham Ceek-e-therWalk Columba Commodave (amt lassais) Coxcomb Comm at Trier Wgial emi g re @protean lecookwell, c. by—Muffatee einand Table B.y Tossed (by Orlando—Broom) Thomas Tomboy Toro Rum Trepan Uncle James Vlndi,stur Vulture Wau trlog West Australian, G by—Mlas WLip West Australian, it, by— Moulton Laos Wan Stanley Willy Reilly Wand Lora Young Lovell Young Sykes lifidle da Ned (411 y) l ' earbea I= l.o WI e. by— Harry ■ MetaMa Homer Hop Marehaat Ktag ef Sardinia Letesstose (gelding) Leopold, e. ty—Agnes tad the Mist Your readers are already to pommies of my *aka as to the best of the public performers, having pointed to Casa dish, Electric, Gaspard, Merry:nen, Promised Lead, sad Raebow es the mot notable in say analysis If the g olds. Electric is the only suspicious one smog the belt doses, sad there being jest a risibility that be will aot like the reparation, I shall make a eelectka of two MAW of three ma the most formidable an:upile in the Derby, Pushed Lead and Camila). The net coast ' dangles le the mica likely outsiders to we "hedging ," sad Lord of Ur Maser sad Phantom haring greatly already hi Melt two-par-old forme. thes most be alsriotsette, Kiag of Algiers, and Vas phalli, ea Se best I can select kw that objcet. Three of theeprisg Haedicapshave sad I Mall take the cppertuaity ei goarrsik•Lble is per taproot's of kraterow.-1 an, its. =TAMP. HUNTING APPOINTXENTB. /ft ' a T ial a lt: ll,7 b; .. ; b.'s**. Milne : blerigt. la Wry. North ]later: flarelair, BOWL 101Motm. . o. : 4rigim am* ; Swam 21 . =.2:T1 Rl:a, i relsestag. WNW lkin t u. ; 4 l: l . l . • 14 ** , 04. co goat Lori : Acme MOI , Th.l..las. Ls iLlea ; Ibiardic 5 M7 IL Is. Weft. Norm tea . Wedmoic Bsorkes PIA; labs. ; Istirdag.lll.4l-4i a Labe InttUtgrnct. NOTICES. SLTROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS'. [am data atabtotad toe tba aroma mat. Rd 99111999116 Marttablabo—Tble db.!. Jemmy 24. and Tow d t.staisarau.. Dabaubtarrace—Wedenalay. 'maw W. and Thar da le . imo ajt.7 . l42l2 4 onbrlbl— l Tltrad . dr.,Jaalbbrocigqg.t.., %tit cti Old Straebroad—Thls day. laaway i tz w od Tburaday. 27. bob. 1 74244-rad—Tooday. January 11. asi . V. W • airs mt. Oeborcettrest—Totaday. Javan adbeatla9. sad SU:Way. V. llocriba am, Swab Kraft. Btroddh—Toialar, damn Ilk Radoa dy, sad Mandy. V. Latium Oaesterdellsew road—Tam &RIM IL Gam • ics —W•doisday, JaauaryNing litdag,lll Woo, ira—Tbarala January 17. Cm or Loess. 0 buildeage—Wegadant Jams? X, Tbtun day. 27, sad lialarday. :9. FULL COURT OP MOUE A NIIII7IIIOIIIAI, GAM& WISTIII3 This mot wW dl st llllllT,Tiobraary 1; Watson day. 1; Yrtgay. d: and Saturday. St berm tbe Lord Cbseadlce, Mr. Junks 111gInmaa, and ;be Judge Ordkragy, SM 0. Crease& Pinning F-" THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1859. EQUITY COURTS.-4AL 22. (Before the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Joglces.) LZ . I2 111 ROYAL BRITISH LANZ, IX PARTS NICoLL. J V DO !dirt. This wee an appeal from aa arise by Via-Chancellor llidereley. The case was argasslat great Mak in Doreen. ha frt, sad lodgment enemy giro. The qua involved me whether • Mr. Nicoll, who bed bees a eh inholder is the British Beak, ought to be made a coatribatory under the Wham- up Act. The farts were sr follows .—la Fe- Maery 1866, the British Beak, = lr a at desk emmay, obtained a moot okimbh theca to 2.thir capital by the lame of am limo the ohm emeh. On the of March, 1866, Mr. Niosil embed he toothy sham, which wore AMA to kin ea the aim asy. Oa the 9th of Mara he paid .ass t, sad in dm lard of August a tattbar Ns el 0606., sol the re -1 001. due am the limes ea the 7th d dortsaber, 119/6. Oa the 21st the sem ,t he be oommesd the sabeeribere deed. La its *NM Mom, the beak Meths Med, the maw wee grand lo be womd wp mite the hied theek Ocathmaise Whales-op AM sad the thief dirk pied th e wee of Mr. Mood ea the Bet d maidliathise. Aar sipped was brought before the Viee•Ciamesilm he the :111rd havtag Mr. Nic.)ll's aloe ream km ed the Ist, greaad that he had bees biased es Me sham by mess ofthe fries and ;fraud ash reproshathes elite stab el the beak rands by the directors to a swat published la the v am5=2,..1866, and acted apes by the employ. The ordered Mr. Thorn arm le be Omsk eat el the ead QM authority of Ithoolkweas theidoll by limest4 esported in 4 Nowt& The pew& cm whisk Mr. Nisell relied to ll be e mask eat of the Ist at os tribatedue me, Ant, false repeseshaime made kis him by Atimema Immedy, one of the dheatha r i l a r t e r a esane of chtemilles Mk ; secondly the mm of the ar sl l Jalra id 6.s ; th irdly, the tasty of the letter the comy, sad whisk them ware applied for pan ; and fourthly, th at he had tremthered kla sham before the failure of the beak. The mart la question was, as is well knows, homed et a doe 11.111111 the ompany was In a hopelsesly Mama Mlle, mil is M the coaditton of the company was Ms-hated, by peaks deers a. meta a number of dishascased bilis at ex ofeage; emd by rehemaftg the beak Its be la the pammiem loge sr smith, la fact the whole of the opitel had Mem absorbed. The result appeal wee bremist m behalf of the Width resasger. way be shied that the paragraph la theetrader whkh soompoiel the l ter of allotrash, sad which was rolled ea es being lblise std fraud um se follows " The rails gemeatel by the Mock tanks shed abeatheat proof argil is = 4, .mete for the protitable emairphat of capital I. balms ; the reports of the Mit stock banks show ea mop dividend for the last yeer et meow& of la pre emL pa noun, altar the payment Miasma la, sad an is mom, lake of their paid•up capital d.ywmede d 100 per ; sod it will be foostd that the Boyar Bella Beak has s a t boa Ire sacomfal than the other mithilsimeM, if the osperhea be made at cormotholim ;Moth of thelr exisems." TM Lard Chancellor, cher debit the his al the cees, add be we of opinion tbst Mr. Nee lel sestet to to • almsthitlire at the WOO est the bask o wed be eel os tee peed sloe be ves of tee Mr. Nicora ales wee to be Wm & out as let of sad tber es appeal west be elbelesed with ess i tZ i rt!. 21 1 42 Is low Ids ewe oat et gel Nest& Fllll . lOlllll J;treice;, - without Mein their derided opinion ow the poker le tie Wow= ows, cethe last point en tirely orawined with the Lard or in thinking that Mr. Nielre woe ought tabs removed ban the list of con tributories. (Won lbo Matter of Ms Rolls.) This wee ma appUseition for the production of documents, resided by dam dmilesdaatm on the ground that they were pdeYegd esernaniamboas. The on.. alleged by the bill, ad la peed of which ft was desired to obtain the doer-nests Is icammilles. was of a remarbable;ktml. Ile per 1839 a Mr. Vernon Dolphin entered Into a kola, aningement whereby • large advance wan made to hid by Ills wife'. aunt, in return for which he engaged miens essweities sad indentaree, the result of which was OW debit smsi property and Kew policies of immense vase ei6i nabjsel in the maim to the aunt, on the wile khas seipseses us far ilia, and hi OM ahs should die Brit, thin as she shisell appoint by will, and in default of appoint ment, fir the Irainsti. The plaintiff in this suit claimed mkt lies husband; the defendants claimed under on by the wife, who wee now dead, and rer li set of the emit woe to set aside this appointment. For this paopar it was alleged that in the year 18.53 Mr. and Mem. Yeeasa Dolphin, who bad been married In England, shalom& by oellusion • divorce from a Scotch court, which wield billsoperative under the English law ; that ma pad of the sereasiement It was bargained that the wife abonld swells bar power of appointment ro as to give the husband 8001. ayes', and that she accordingly made an appointment by will peril in favour of her husband and partly in favour of the deStwat, General Lie Pouter, with whom she went through the wordage ceremony immediately after the divorce. The plaintiff now applied for the production of a variety/I documents connected with the proceedings for divorce and the appointment. and smong others letters which bad prowl between Mrs. Dolphin and her solkitors and spate in the badness. Sles /bow of the Rolls held that the divorce proceedings babe by arrangement, and not the subject of any dispute between the husband and wife, the eorrespondence relating to or which woe connected with that was not privileged, but that with that exception, the defendant. were entitled to with hold all the letters which pared between Mrs. Dolphin and her solisitor aa to the appoaatment. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Southgate, sad Mr. Palmer and Mr. T. Stevens, appeared in the canoe. COURT OF EXCHRQURR.--JAN. 22. Bitting. at Niid Prias.—(Balare Mr. DIMS Martin sad Common Imam) GODWIN V. COLLY.—ZDWAILDS V. TIM 8A O. Thai were &dime to recover 11161. 19e. sad 83!. 3e. 4d. for work and labour and roam lent. The defendant Ordeal not indebted, and the Statute of Limiter/ma. Collier and iii.lanfake were cont7ael for the plain tiffs; sad Mr. Blade appeared for the defendant. The plaintiff., who are attorney. carrying on business in Parliament-street, Weetminetcr, bad, in 1847 and 1849, been employed profeesicaally by the defendant, and had seat in their bill is 1888. The defendant had written a letter before the commencement of the action, which it WA now contended took the cam out of the estate. la the Wee was the following passage "Mr. B—, vim have on Sstur day, stated that the amount of year aceeeint .galust me wet 2801. Of course this includes the 1001. you advanced me mune years shies, and the 401. due on the promissory note." The question was whether this amounted to a promise to Pty. A verdict was taken for the plaintiffs In both CUM!, with leave to the defendant to move the fall court for a nonsult. COURT FOR CROWN CASES RESERVED. JAN. 22. (Habra Lard Campbell, Mr. Jaatle• Cromiar, Mr. Jut Ms WWI% Mr. Bans Martin, and Mr. Batas We 711 QUEEN r. BIRKT.-PERJURY. In this ore the prisoner was indicted for perjury committal before a meanie in an affiliation mu. The mother of the infant had laid en information, not in writing or upon oath, upon which a summons was issued against the prisoner. When the cue wu heard the prisoner and his attorney at tended before the stipendiary magistrate, when the mother swore that the prisiner had visited ber several timer, and wee the tether of the child, and she further deposed that he bad paid her money for the maintenance within twelve months after the birth. Thee prisoner swore he had neither visited her at the house in question nor had paid her money, and for this he was In doted for perjury. It was contended that the magistratehad DO jurisdiction, se the hiforeastioak of the mother should have been in writing, and upon oath, and that the payment of the money wee not material so as to justify proceedings for perjury. Mr. Berjeaat Atkinson and Dr. Wheeler appeared for the prisoner, and Mr. Cease in *import of the conviction. The court reserved judgment. 7/11 UVEZD C. ROBINSON. The prisoner wee convicted before the Reoorder of Lbw pool of obtaining two dogs by files protmose, and was sea. wooed to saves years' penal servim& The sole quoting is served we., whether s dog is s chattel, so as to come within the statute. argued the awoke the primmer ; and Mr. Brett in armor, of the eosviceion. Lord Campbell, in delivering jadgraest, said Ibatstealinga dog was sot • larceny, sad there w • igen& punishment for We Olsson It would not, therefore, be rigbt that the milder °fiasco of obtaining a dog by false pretences should be visited with a punishment of seven years' panel serwl- Side. The conviction should be quailed. Judgmest scoordingly. Fumes= of the judges, lit. Justine Rile Wag ebesmt, Nestled le boar the following cam. T. CUMIN f. SIMMS AND sualitax.--raera. The letiotsernt charged the_ primate with freadaleatly rof bill of Wait Waisted to thin. e aeration came beton the mart os the kb mad Bth Vic. c. 39, Irbil* woad= a= An that war.rent should he eaavictod If MM. 1 he woe indicted he should have disolcsid the fact before any Cceamirioner of Bankzurcy. The primmer piesded not guilty !ekes the Lord Chief Baron, but on the dose of the evidence his conned tendered a die:Maur* be had made before the Commissioner in Bankruptcy. The counsel for the pro secution contended that under the plea of not guilty the dis closure was not adinimible, bat his lordship admitted it, and the question lot the court wee, did the written examinedon of the bankrupt amount to • disclosure within the statute. Mr. &tame liallantine appeared for likoene, end Mr. diffard for Freeman. The court reserved judgment. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAN. 22. (Bin, Or Jade Ordhst24 TODD AND PUCK R. SIIXHION AND JUST. This pert-heard ern wee as action arising out of the will of Mr. Bop=ln Trott, Isis of Hamilton -terrace, St. John's wood. The dammed hod died at the ego of 84, es the 17th of September, 1864, mid until a short time before his death he had pommel property to the amount of 60,0004 ; but in May Let he had tranelhered 46,9601. Three per Cent. Consols to his niece, Miss Todd, to whom he also left the residue of his estate. The will was opposed by the next of kin, on the ground that it had bean obtained by the undue isthmus) of Miss Todd. Mr. Sirleant Note, Dr. Dem& Q.C., and Mr. Mills, ep redics? the suentors; Mr. M Clambers Q.C., Dr. h a lllusiore, Q.C., sod Mr. ileums . Chitty, for the next of kin—the defendant& Today Mr. Chambers called vitamin in support of his mie. Loath* others )Ir. Charlie Fronds Spriggs, the principel dthemleat, was nanithed at some length, and ex cited scam orammeat by the emphatic manner in gave his miasmas. He mid that he had always enjo y ed the lon of his aunt and uncle (the testator) till after Mies Todd went to live with the. He had given Miss Todd ao provocatiest whiting!, when she threw the candle at him. H. was *Obi Taell., by his thebt, drinking some brandy and wear. 1110 OlEdie might have backed his eye out—es it me, It ante via h the breast and greased his coat His undo est. wee very angry with km for taking bar be re • Ms. Witness hod, however, no intention of Oman the Master. On the otatrary, he thought his male wish) have bias pima at what be had done. When Mr. EMMA lie asoWe loam, died, Mr. Tratt gave up the boolnim. He paid M. Hattleld's widow a thousand pound for bat share in the senora ; be spent 2,600!. in re building the praises ; sad he pore wits= another 1,0001.; so that,_thiessither, he hod naive& 46004 beelike t his usi ness. Ms hal weer imbed Misr hie thole or aunt, sad be had rim bed ma milled wad frith either until the Ml* et Mr maw. He hal mar sagleand his business, to led he era pas to the telatee's fa • state of into:lm am. The witness complthead blast of his not having hien abed 110 as "that poor oil meth" and publicly wept ow hie liafrA irica Z kwi lived with Mrs. Sampan, tth thaw cd the doommi, kr assay yams, aid that Mr. Trott mid to test wok* to bar Lou.., but latterly hie visit bed gradeolly Imam mom are. Oa one occasion Mrs. Idea be hospies may from her ; but ILM lca lhat ri rir lh o " GM net oath, became be was under the " tuition" al Mae Todd. The witness, an aces-exerolne ilea, said that she bed karma Miss Todd for tat years. She wee at that time a Maths maid at Mr. Berea Parke's (Lord Wateleydaltes), but she could are say whether she had been mamma to be a cook. (Laughter.) The examination of Mrs. Sampiloa threat wee then read, the within haring, at aosonnt al he sge and W-hadth, be examined by • cematheicia at be own Imam No. 10, ithaeltope-place, Hiuspetead-road. She said that her brother bed often told bee that he wee under the tuition of Mire Todd. He need to say that he was afraid she (Mira Todd) would leave him. She need to sit eith his lege on her lop, and she wwid dada them and say— " Here we go up, up, up, Hers we go down, down, down." (Layettes.) He Need to laugh and seem pleased, Ilke a dna When Mrs. Trait died he evened 'rely much upset. He kept myiog to witness, " Oh, Keg, she Le gone I I shall die! I e&I He I" Mks Todd, dwdNg hie legs, replied, "Tr, pretty maid, sad se Zell I." (fought's.) Wirer did not consider that her brother had teen fit to ttenraot banner for a yeez before his death. Mr.C. F. Spriggs, jun., the son of the deihrient, amid that his great uncle had always, till a short tire Wore his death, Ulm a peat Interest in his (witnew's) offsba, and bed gr in:bed to make him a seaUeumn." He had endeavoured re procure him an auditerahip to one of the public' eargandos.ia which he me a tarp ahareholike. Mr. Chamber, le summing up the svidinesorbrisl that, is addition to th e positive testimony of his all the probabUitles were in favour of the hype= the will bare the court was not the real will of the deemed, but a document procured from him by undoes Mere& Was it likely that a maa who ribbed the aurae of bis frolties would have coassated to do so irrational, sad brutal an set as offering to many • woman= enough to be his granddaughter within three weft after his wife's death IL-the character of the domed berg, lath e, moreover, that of a perm who posserwl may rehab sad was warmly attached to hie MIL Mr. fierjeant Pigott having replied, sad the learned judge having aurated up, The jury, without hesitation, found for the plalotiffs. Sir C. Cromwell thou decreed probate of the will, but ro sined tbe question alerts. A juror NAM the court whether any recommoadrion of the jury on that point would be reared ? Sir C. Creswell—l am afraid mt. You have done your duty, and now I must do mho. THE POLICE COURTS'. MANSION-HM.7SM. Margaret Agnes Haekbleek, aged 27, whom ryes ware blackened and her face covered with contusions, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with smaulting Mr. J. Mansfield who keeps the China coffee-shop, in Bishopegate• street-without. The complainant said the prisoner bad lived with him es servant and otherwise for duelist nine yean, bat had recently booms so violent in her conduct towards him that be had bees ootopelled to part with her, sad ow two occsaions he had provided her with en outfit to get another situation, rewiring be beck again, however, upon her promise to behave beggar for the future P Mr. ilootliin (chief clerk)—But she lived with you as your wtfs, did she not ? The complainant replied in the affirmative, end proceeded to ea" that he bad always treated her well, notwithstanding the frequent violence of her conduct. On the previona even. =r em, he found her sitting in the public coffee-room, with some men, and sending out for drink. He told lase ha go to the bra, when she refused to do so, and when he teak hod of her erm to drag her away she struck him in the Ewes sod got away from him. She then got under the table, sad he math took hold of her arm, upon which she flew at him, her teeth into his face, and held him so until pulled off by others. Finding it impossible to quiet her by other means he meet for a policeman and gave her into cus tody. Far some time peat he had been endeavouring to get rid of hoe, but elm would not go, although he offered to give her a mon of money and to provide foe her child. The prisoner, who spoke in every excited manner, said the troth woe she went to live with the complainast meant shout nine years ego, when he had seduced bar, end she hod been cohabiting with him ever since, and bad Ited a child by him, but that he had been in the constant habit of ill.freating her ; and in proof of his violence on the preview day she referred to the state of her face, and pull log up her sleeves showed her arms, covered with bruises. Bns said the charge originated in a rather peculter transac tion. On Friday morning • lady-like young women went to the house, and melted if she could be accommodated with a private room, for the purpose of dressing herself for her mar riage, which was to take place at • church in the neighbour hood on Tuesday morning next, offering to pay 27e. for the acoommodatioa. Bite (prisoner) asked complainant, who at onoe gave his crown; and the young lady went away, but shortly afterwards returned in • ash, secompsnied by • gentleman, who she said wee the Gee to whom elm was about to be roweled. This gentleman the complainant to allow him to represent himself :o t Z lodged at the house for some time pate, while, as he we. then about to do, he went to procure • special Houma, • request with which the complainant at once complied, and tarnished the gentleman with one of his tax papas to enable him to give an appearance of undoubted truth to Ms statement, and the parties then took their leave. After their departure words occurred between her and the complaisant, end subsequently, while she wee standing at the foot of the Mahe watching the skylight, where some people said they had men a man peep ing in, ootopiatheat went to her and, without a word, pushed her down with great violence. She added that the gentleman and lady came there again in the evening, and said It was to be a runaway match. The Lord Mayor told the complainant, who gave 110 em trediction to this extraordinary statement, that he had NM milted a grove offeam, in conspiring to promote • fraudulent marriage, and that his conduct to the prisoner after educing her was quite unjuatifieble. Mr. Goodman said that some yam ago the primmer had stated at this court that she was • married woman, but he did not know whether she bad spoken the truth or not. The Lord Mayor asked the prisoner whether she would promise not to annoy the complainant any more, and she pro mised to came all annoyance, and never to go near Mr. Mane field again. His lordship then endeavoured to permit en Mansfield to allow her something towards her meinemence, bat he steedfutly refused to do so, although he we. willing I to pay for the support of bet child. The prisoner was then discharged. WORSHIP-STREET. Ilkhani lisd;;;;;iotai,w; Ciart with utter ing forged elegem, with Latent to defraud father, Yr. Wm. Richard Jarboe, meat salermot, of Newgate. sassitet. The pieeser was first charged at this overt on the lith last., whw prosecutor stated that his sou had, about six mouths shim decamped with nearly 1804 which he should haeo4aid into the beakers. For that offence be did sot =to him, but bad sot afterwards permitted him hie roof. Since Christman he bad din. oared that three cheques bad beet uttered on hie beakers to the amount of 301. de., and other cirque of 104., 101. la. 61., and 101. 2.. 6d. The cheques woe thews cm the Eastern Branch of the London and West master Beak. The signature mach resembled his own, sad on disoffering that the cheques had been turn from his own ebermsbook, suspicion again fell upon his son, and be con sidered it hie ditty to give him into custody. The groan amount of the fraud wee 11004 The prisoner had written his father a most mistreat War, dated from the House of Detonate, onftm that hi hell committed the fraud' end .gery, and prey* for matey, prmising to make up for his mossicy by his (atm geed madact. The signature to the letter resembled that ca all the cheques. Mr. liesamill keeled mmassaled as the d ressiag nature of the mass, expremed his detessfmatica to commit tie prt• some for trial, and ordered the depoattore to be completed with that object. SOUTHWARK. .Bmsry Hinds, a Custom-bona Cr, was charged with =36 fancy meerschaum pipes from a case on board the RH reamer from HambtuT, the property:of Messrs. Wool/ and Co., merchants, of Bastoghall-skeet. Hughes, a police•conetable, said that a few days ego he bead of a raffia for a valuable meerschaum pipe in Bar wheadesy, and upon going to the place and examining the WiN be was melded that it had hem stolen by some mu. He made inquiries, sad saw the primer's daughter, who at first said it was given to her by her young man, and after wads that she had received it from her father. Witmer then eacertsined that a case of pipes belonging to the Messrs. Woolf had been broken open on board the John 8011, and 36 pipes stolen from it. The prisoner was known to lan bum on board on duty at the time. He was therefore Wm into custody. Mr. Edward Woolf identified the pipe u befog one of those stolen from the case. They had been consigned to him by his brothel. at Hamburg, and were made to order, of • particular pattern, with a private mark upon them, and wren worth from 41. to 61. each. The prisoner said he bought the pipe and gave it to his daughter, but she put it up for a raffle. At the request of the police the prisoner was remanded for a week, but admitted to bail. A summons wee applied for on behalf of John Hemmings, on apprentence on board the ship Ballarat, mart Captain H=Tottes, the master of the ship, for alkyd ermity toward, him while on board ebip. The lad stated that he had been thrown down by the cap tain, who put his foot on his throat and nearly choked him. He was then lashed by the hands to the AV with a of turn the rope round his neck, and wee by the capftin, who struck him 33 times over the back alsou4see with a rope doubled. The mond mate held him while he was being flogged. The boy also androed Pt. 61. for wore due to him. The summons was greeted. ILARKET& PROVISION TR&DR. Toomy-srasre. JAN. 22. (Wog to no ekes dm/ imam tyligi ~id duke Ile walk No tb boo o arks bas omposatirolg tag/ roll o MINA PM the Dour m of Isionniloto sod Werke diumfaillan yogolom bon sot bow all olitalasi. Owlet trait mods 14 Clitloor =OM wild otoloorallod for ohm* My lArradrkTrola Ora mg be "WM so wissi4irg to 110/ RUA Ik ea lAs IL mgrotomoot so Inland mood/ N. Oak boilw mfgt ba5 . % .6 110111110 or so dm re Meath run* aisse of WI O low U MW 006 est ary ay roy Yams *ow At. OM pigs my eat way. 11Z ia r illi a =1 1 .1 1" E nue tr i hs a tir ni/4.......wir .. .11=16.2.09 roca.ws a mare= me m biSprisais dYe ow Etiloadot at a Ctormaur4 oligk w it %s Ini altitt .. ma k tr a fos 4=l No auk wit/ a decided ho- ei..... —rod r = aro4 . l .7 4%tzt=:yorsoll= mak to& , bag My. sod to Moly =ti ; fir =ay pu•pce. It to ha bow makt_Liam_misdin al ajg . tommit mooted. Homo ....r -..„-.=. cr..= .0,:,u.v0g u. A ... ,s . of 11•0ttroor gr ai t=is. i• c r.; ,r. ..... . Ins/ for 0/ Nada ea ' my. port. ot tdo to no S i.l. bate .reed at 14vorprol sod Imam alai 4.3)011moo owl I I =l rAto nit J Amilimk toglougard i = " l3etrM a lloari boule all" Waded for . by Ito DAM gonnotool for the amply c 4 ak• am for titslagr 100 001/011.—lawsilosklat. 11.-31sitot matinees d&. with little Mira Prior amnion& Wm um LON el idgela aro for Namsftisa i. 1,106 111111111111 e, 4H. is N.; 10 7 0 swat. rert)...,=0:4....M0m, at ;11 MYRON 000011.—lf Ammons, Jed fl—The Tided osier dots of cotton mato Wade lowed of fen Oe 'webs.' We/Mb. lad C o roz a to . : W "boon &Mee de bot wok bike tom of more em of la* Maw of Ueda ore aedegal to • NY de art fed do ehl; boa Mimed Waimea. wimp as -10•1• Yore ass V" rt %duo We bees abk to noes tom es rather =die. i lla s Ztlo 6a or* l et by " th i e ll = ti ofts u t:=Z l Woo diellSeed to WI. srazirs... b rv. et Ye =gl ha lr ia l l = " l t liar .ll. he liii m e ami V i re Mold. elLadetead doe geoid tor Ogre doemod, &wad em ed:OM co? ".. aim IN • dela " I. eeette. oeed foi frAle to lads die jw i zesto,..l4noy seek etzent o. lute deeded ere= CiCerogeoil. WOOTO-24•Werosi. JAW. 11.—Pee foreign more Inquiry. sad Um PAWS Wee me roles of we& Wile at as whams. Of what haw tan dweller Or am* wlll4lme bera rehl. row Woad% more demeard et rert meet% prism et Imola 214. wo.k, Sod Wei; pew florae& VITT bar ; MIL WOOLLIN.—Lazah Jit.'lll—We hats had • bag, market 0,12 morogiog Thar hos boos • woos alloWto of bum. le both the *loth balk sal • pod boloo. boo hum ifamonolod. doh* fa Ugh; fabolia ABDWAIII.—Bi am neute r JAL el. , =There ethl beady and revereent In the trate of thb teen ; the Wares' Orel =it:e4 rit tareaughis reterea their farmer, het arm ea far immure In Mt sea, awl to.. to he a toad erempeet of . oarldercre Irma r UM In trans\ of hintleed the bar term* thb toZ i li t tookint ma after a pried of ennenally prewar tad la the neer* trade there le mem eat Ls OUR of the Whine mere under the manufacturer are rhea tor orders. and the workwuple are 011 Nil umo. The buoy bide am MALL r rag after Chrlstums. Therd are receral lore , entrecia In (or torturer dons, which contrlbeter to life', tore of the isanntiaterre la the remedies trathee busy. The import bode ifenerehr h err: a few good order for the Cape hare. barterer. Mee nail)) pet la hao.L Upon the whole the toe of the town Is toed. there Wag so nor whatever for complaint. renaldertiag the ter', period of the year. The mortar from the adjoining dl Art,t of :Iron. Stafenithire are folly eontioratery or the fecounrie reports nude at the Quarterly Marro or the Inn:roarer Not week. 1 bum aro moo omen In at this nereent for aranafeetored Iron in Suer Etta ordsbite than there lave her for the bet righter month. OOKS.CAIIIIIIDOS. JAS. n.- Wheat Market WY awls to cheaper. sod everyth.og 'cry dull sod aloe, of ale. Wheat, rod, Yes. welts, 48e &Airy. SW. to 42.. Bout., 345. to 44e Pow. th. to M. OW. Vt. to 20. CalrllllollS, Jaw. fa—There was a large =poly sat tweet today. bet tome out of coodltloo. oteedooed by the damp westber. Soles dell. Price Moot tba aloe as lea week. 11,orn oboe{, pew. I* to 44. ; orb.to. rw 335. to ea ; barley. new. 30. to el.; cote ore. MY; beam. aid. Ilk; Po.. 0bit...W.4 7 0 Oa are ULanrine. nowbot badlaywaswall owned with all khaki et eras. Prior were Moot se het met tot Swig end whew. Oats wore tel Own Weber. WeNt wtdte. nor. 16a to 17. 61: 3/a to lea Oa; red. Dew. lea to 16, &L; all, 16.. to lls. Barley. taw swil WC lila ton. Oat; point*. fa 11. to tle. 6d. ; ditto. cow: axe. Is. to es. IL 11~, per non& Ia bd. to la too. Oatmeal. per stone. la TO. to le N. iyameal, per Wow, la 11. Barlepooll, pet Wade. It. 34.=01ellie Journal" Comesinn. Jae. rood Ripply or wheat, mall at bailee. boons and pro Meat was generally to had condition , the ale wee It. M. destine of le. to It. Dewey fully imported lAA rates. P. =ENNA moi boar were Id dearer. it oli3O tibiae, a:Lerner: abor k ite at barely log ise7a swam Tie imp &Me to fares.. 8.1.19.1 e. w eld farmer, et sekt advance. mate umaleable Imports of the week J. 21,Wbeat. Ireland, 70 tes. ; foreign. 9,7d0. Harley, he. foreign, 610. Oats. Ireland. 4.1180. Ikea*. ltelaad. 16 fordra. 4100. Owitasoma. Jaw. 72.—Tber4 waa a lane market of wheat= wig*. thongla not to briak &mood. was eila.mately gam welt wltbooll may material champ: la mitten What. 14, t 0..: ditto, sic Be.; Be. to OW.; oat , . :Oa. to 27..; beam. 40a. to Oa ; N 4 4k teak flasnOlD. JAS. s—Tb. sup* of wheat fait; cottons ; trade so. trendy dsl4 owns to the damn et. of tho wheat. sad fully Is pet had Is new. natty Is good woi ly. sad net • tory doll trade at roam lona term Other WU of corn sold stint wall priors. Wbse; lat tloo n. tawny. RS to 434. per qr. Vets. Vs to Pd.. per yr. Ti... Ha to Solo per bowl. Boas lts to tts ter LSICOSII2, Jam. 31—Thon was • gold :Moonset hero to-thy, sod Went manna show of when. All an quanta re nattered to writ; other tern Is. lower. white torts wen deposed of n i. :42. to . 42: 1 L0r go ans ir: o 7•4l‘ a p: r irts for bar vsi were tbs Bona 44a: pig qr. The come demand fur Oats au by so metes ann. het the prim obtanel were lather than last wes's. samples selling st Ns tog's. per le goes The show tf owe . n Itett. tad the beeS ara Imissoit Mall Ma Slim. nags of the prmidiaie Wort : the net aids:: N s . per SI paolli OM. d al 6041. per SS awns ; don. ; worlds, Mink 1111111VAML1.01 , 01MTill, J• 3. rt.—At ow market this =cane we led • pod my* of wheat from the meet% condition for the moat pod wedelible ; Wee would, thoterons, oar 1.4 effected eta decPoe et In. w.. • , wintry betne at the now Ume w much lower. with. llama, Wilke WlWllre te thcrott. lerelen. few Wm:mecums wwwilei, Walden Whew wwwllllag to eccoet the ratew awing. ram mwt Natalie/ &nand. awl la tarual c-aaw, lower Wrum were aocuded to. yen.. told mom 016114, witho w t. howeter. produciog • wor• Ml.dfeebler ow the pin of Iwocr., Grinding unehaveed. Malt 1411 1.1 .•Weetice. !Maw calwa, sittlorou7. flaw a Made darer. weeteale this with we:—W he w. co.wter:se, 6,142; foredo. 1120. &Ma. 2.7 meta weeterkm,l3l/. Malt, cwwwieo, 1.444., 70 we. now. 13 JAN. 11.—Tlie damp One ef the weather during the won had sintod may of the wheat Fannin Mown at On u nwise this atinessoo. sad the solo for then or Flow at a reduction el la per qe., whin dry maples needy ineiniand hot week** Ws, the iiipelywas bk. There woe • pretty good now of barley and the Om of Ms day granlaht wen rupported for all description of quality. In : 4 :14. 1ma n0 st ° l l Mir.3B ' ,.. P ; ,C ite tet rat h ""itochithi,so,:ro. to 40e. ; raw =name ditto, 31e, to 3.55. ; &lathing ditto, ma so ee. ; oYa le file per qr. flow. 93a. ed. to Vs. per rot from the miller. orheinot• Jos. IL —TUN Ina • teleran windy of wheat at our ono =rhos today. rim ,ampler ate.) not meat altered; laftstor Otto &dined folly I. pot gaunt ; new chit* !Oft, mad • - 41•. to Sir.; paw ra. to 4s ; old chits, 44, to Ids . tld red, Its, to 43.. par U Morn. The ibow of bony wag tolerably good, and lan quotation errs ekeradad ; .slung ample were quoted at ads to 41*. oaf eg.; gilmeu, Wm to YU per In lions Oro were es hotted &ow, sad pt.as Inn hither then the seek weeklies; sew 9118 wade s h e. t. Sin; to 31 , . , fornem YU. to 31. tar 4 none. Of gem thin V. • mthr Lamy supply, awl stood ealap'ee reSli.ed at szelono Mae of ion week. o ld making 41a. to Ida ; seer, Oa to 411 s. ' • Emdpe, Oa to 44, pee 38 mom; euperaue dour, its to 2014 Aso ditto, 3M. p< , 3s Mesh Unreal/. JAS. ti—Then au a usderate eapplp sl .Leal at rentiet Soar. the wads tot which was skaaileh. wad Ina week's met wife bandy enainteland. White • heat radand from Vs to 4i, per quarter; red. from 40. to 44L Tao fur* Wade was ace so Vl* as helid.y ...mum, pet. ruled from ILA* 31a per stutter. OW were worth hues Ik to a/a per quarter. with not many laquirlis. Prews. la e 0 ve l ums et W. seat &pima or plasUas mum. .we a brish trade. mar ansplia Wwwelag lasi ao Vero, et tram Y. Tar pa queetar. volatioas beim tura tle. to 4to. i es quarter. Hot was worth tress 41s. to des.. boiling paw from Pun to t4o. tar Mart r. near a um* Ws Sla per not. wet meadow hay, U. per tea ; info*" by K. parks. Deli brad bd.. goo I breed 4lsi. &Milt. loaf. Watt*. ed. t oll par lb.; bear, (41. to ; pork un 1 pirated. U. told. per lb. 7 . 14 sissests at the market/. In the lessilir dunes the wart are vain nay OW s dull trade prevailed in wheat. sad it au Moult to =ha ul. ye mu. MAW: beak ninth r Wan. Oslo a dull Ludo. mid b vat MOM st Jaw. I2.—Our snail et what coatinlas Volt eat Solo folly Is pw v. lever than hot week. Pansy sad losmos la warm Oass SO. ma dom. prises nabs rnas Is. 141. Se pt alms. ^ awn*, J 1.12.-311. mop et lira Ira. short, the mediate 1.11116 lid Moor; IMO Mao r vory dolt. nod to .ti ot Woo a flsl7laSsamed WAWA W Ines Um" prat. ts Kim. Is is Ollss we* Is il•Paslasid NOJMT. JAKAII UM* redo:lke or la prr quarter ma rabnitted to. mere was a free Inquiry for good bulgy, and fate num woo are supportad which a In tokrablo supply, war putter dog as IA reek. There war W.ro a better wroL eWorts. ba IWO n; per.d Whial ..coo a little dearer than last Roc it WM. JAIL 21-41 yen dal c 4 the leant brought forward at nib Corn Entrance brae oat of condition end eery damn. Trade brae to s ven wadellew.k..... he hewn see holders coot ening A: •07 bid O \MIMI add be et Wit red while what beech; the Flee wet. there weeW ee so leaspeti o ” red Pp kis pad MRS MS it MOO le. opiate'. 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IL WAII3I/0/110. - JAS. 14.—Mer umbel i ii == Ms bola dr aseleMed M imelmleilime l j i im e lls tem M heMbeve beer my meniente. Mile me asslimialals aledciries ems have bele fuller IN Milks et No eta TM dm ased fee Ii ire We mes Me ; Pa =lk; mar the Wen el lea* eZerles Pa N Se 11 4 % Lar=esi. la Mersa vs bees el Immailiam Via thin Is reek vailier i q o algli plow lass bees M. per beeni. =sic =re el Pie Mids bet WOW MAN INS 01111 6.. v t, .. i . have beet pre Inr. relliesmi_ dememim BM ilalLetreialrlei ll en i l n. per ea les serai l . Ms maleirlesa Ps Wm e i = m mime . s . selmeliee S. Ps bosom this =imilea mu, ; .4! _ lereeie Wt. west : lelesik 47 Data; cam me.; Som. iew each DRIPPING INTALLIGENCR VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Nehip), nos &gland for Calmat; Kept. 28. lat IT N. lon Ourrs (Americas .blp), from Lawks kr New York, Jaw. 10, ht itbsidrels (terged), frau Iftederlaad tar Ada. Nov. 6. lid 81 8, km di Z. loss Webb, teas I.lwwpwal, bownd cat d dm, ha.l4, WON, low 9 bl ardlt;slut (.lip), from Worn& to LimSoo, Oot. 13, lat 8 8, lon li i L.1743;1.3n0, from Bauderhad for BhargliahOet. Maslen (.), nadir mail, Dom Liverpool for Dowloy, 11$. 8, W 8 8, 1o• NI frown London Ice Swan Moor, July 13. Int I W, 100 18 W. Ptantogooot (ohlp), with troop., kw Chinas, Wow. 12, lot 418, lon 35 E. Pada. Brit, trots Clyde for Bea Prentown, low. 1, Ist 15 N, lon BIWA Paldixd, Smith, from Caloatta tor Unmoor, Nov. 4, lit 7 B, -, - - loa L SW of Ile Mot (barque), doffedoaß at. 10. lat MB, Is 31 E. lona (oldp), hem daya,off WINISINS (ado), frova alai. fat Cape ol Good hops aed London, Nov.4,ka il, loa 50 L 'Palm (Alp), hoe Nam fat ImamNo , . 13, laf 13 5. 1011 Torso Goastars (lap), from Imam t o, Batavia, august 30, lat N, lea It W. . . - Tirailiiksals alp), bap Noll Par Ades, Oa. 15. LIST OP CAAVALTIES TO HAITI= TASSELS IN TIM BLACK 51A AID KAILKOZA DIMINO ml WILKE AIMING FAIL 8. The steamer Detrih frau Landes, with general urge and instilment of the THrkdsh Lomat bard, ran ashore on the Marmon coast, about 18 miles earth of OsWpoll, on Tardily night, the 4th. The greater put tithe arm befog sugar, has Wm entirely destroyed, sad the void horsed is expected to break up. The moray oa baud was all saved, sad has reached the Porte. The Dutchman bad just been mold to the Bizsaian goverament, end wee on her voyage to Odessa for delivery. The bonus Kitty, Br en ton master, with sago of barley from Odessa, for Cock or Falmouth for orders, bulwark, washed away, and hull generally much strained ; must die charge here for repsirs. Barque Agrippina, Reed muter, with barley from Odeon, &unmated, with lose of anchors, chain', and boats; was towed into the B osphorus on her beem end,. Brig Sea Venture, from Kertch, in ballast, grounded on Kutch Bar, and after getting off with damage caught fire on entering the Bosphorus, suffering loss of cabin fittings and of part of deck. Brig Phcenix, Liverseed muter, with barley, from Odessa, for Cork or Falmouth for orders, was drank by a heavy see that stove in bulwarks, washed away galley, mad threw the ship on her beam ends ; must discharge to repair. Brig Fitey, Swan menu, with wheat from the Danube, came in on her been end,, and has discharged for repairs ; cargo not materially damaged. Brig Ann and Elizabeth, with wheat from the Aroft, bul wark, end boats washed sway, and hull much strained ; I, discharging for repairs. Brig Henry Wolley, Boner matter, with a cargo of rail way Iron from Cardiff for Theodoeia, rimer • leak, end mast discharge for repairs. Brig Ann, Cnikehank mister, with barley from Odessa, for Cork or Falmouth for orders, lost foretop:last, and was thrown on her beam ends ; moat discharge to repair. MAILS TO THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.-011 Saturday the steamship Asia salted from the Mersey for New York with the United States mails, 60 passengers, and a full cargo. The Indian (8.8.) sails for Portland on Wednesday maxi, with the Canadian and American mails. The letter box at the Poet-office closes at 11 a.m. finally, with a late fee at 12 noon; and on the landing stage at 1 p.m. The mall steamer America sails on Saturday next with the Ame rican mails for Boston. - _ PASSENGERS BETWEEN EUROPE AND NORTH lilLICA.—The following is the number of pawengers who oroasad the Atlantic to and from Europe and North America by the mall and parsoger steamers during the year 1808, s.:—B Canar 'a steamers, 9,126; by the Liverpool and New York screw line, 10,578 ; by the 1 , anderbilt ltne, 6,814 ; by the Galway line, 3,401; by the Glasgow line. 3,784; by the Hamburg line, 9,254; by Collins line, 167; by the Fulton and drag*, 3,704; by the Bremen line 1,666; by the Portland and Liverpool line, 1,151; by othe r steamer, 388. Total number, 60019. ANOTHER FALL OP BUILDINGS IN KENTISH- TowN.—Yestseday morning, shortly after 10 o'clock, a fell took.place of another portion of the pile of buildings at Kentiah town some of which fell on Thursday last, as mentioned in this journal of Friday. It had been remarked by practical men that in the Bank wall a great deal of what is termed " buckling" or " bulging" had taken plaoe, end at the time mentioned yesterday the upper part fell outward in the direction of the Kentish-town-road with a tremendous crash, carrying with it the scaffold poles, &c., or breaking them short off where it came la contact. • DILLS FOR RAILWAYS AND PCBLIC IMPROVE XENTB,—On Saturday the following bills were dispoeed of on the etanding orders of the Howie of Lords and Com mons : (Before Mr. Free.) Cork Harbour Reclamation— standing orders complied with. Isle of Wight Railweye-- standing orders complied with, [Advertisementa—HoukwAT's OINTMENT AND Puns—Sons 22110.11. Qrtser. ULCIZATE3 Tales,. i.e Dir. thascre —Tho eon throat lab Mon or lean looorconea crentillar at 011 .-evon of Or par, has for tweet, year. teen treated with the obese rope , les with • doe of merest Ihr wry %wipe that of any other mots of MO torn.. The owes hate been no remarkotia sixtdy. and numervo, Lb It It wee crocheted the new &moo, diptheette, consisting of mall sot. sel.screct deer. to the Intel for of the throat, .dtended by foyer. often fate!, retest be arrested by the awe means. and such has been the ewe. :Lis Ikeare in its tiNt stage le wee more amenable to Holloway's Ointment and Pille than the Weepier forme el inharnmetery tote Went BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. FAWCET 113. M Rooth urnottret‘ 11).1c WA. the wire Ot W. T. !wreak TR4.. of a diagMcr. n ow 19. Kesalairtol Rao if . or 1. Ilabanboo. Tars.. of • roo• WAR ILTON.—.laar. 11. M Roker.terrace. Fonacrlmoi, the sl:c of Ueo. velum /math T. Roarrhon. R.N.. or • ~I..ughlcr. lIIRBERT.—Jaa. 2004 10.108t00t4 the .ifo cf Mr. 0. 8. Borba% Mona, Notting hill. o f • son. 1111 IT CHEAD.—Jaa. 111, at Cl.ftorear 'ea.. Westboarco terrace. the AV. of T. O. A laLtobeed, of a Oacsaffo, MARRIAGES. BAIINAND—YATIM-4 t om 11 al . fia. Nary ti &will:kg. by the Rev. W. Yates. Ka, N ed. req.. to Frames Warts Wllbeltoles• th....Ncr a the Me R A N lates, Ifee, formerly of Parklekl. Mat forahlre. M. at Ft. Mvy's, bilezton. by the Elm. L. Ptaaharn. V. W. Pores. a p., of Ittchmond.rlllas. Holloway. to Matrix Pratt,lauebtar of J. B. Dog, Km ,of Claremont terrace. Pentonvilla. KAILKIIAM—M•IIIIIAII.—Jan. Is. at Bt. John's. Ifoulobara, Dem the 1t... L. T. Poontoatee. Mr. O. Wwhbam, of OhnkT." Bay, Shotley. Baca. to ',tartlets, daughter of Mr. U. Mnithato. of Mouirnam. DEATHS. Br RRELL V. at RemellTeqotaret Ehalheth. 8 1 J. Bum% Erg aged Lk CA 11E80:I.—Jae 19. Mary JaM, *Se e? the Rot. M. Nova. laentaban d Cariat Cher* at. and M. HOLIDAY...Iea. 18. it Bt. Melmoad alarm*, Meiteathlark, 0. lichtlay. Lae aged T 4. NOUTIIW/01.—Jae. 10. at Nartliukt Wk. loM 2408111,6 * , 89 ' 11. it Primoth Larne**. VW* Take of R. RUM. LW