The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-19 00:00:00

SPORTING. —• ANALYSIS OF TILE DERBY OF IMO.—No. 1.1 7111 ■That nr TRW 111/111-$4. Bilk—The tibial of lhs last .1 quieten& cm the kegs dais D aisy what week &her wait In mat est Irma the . Ceram. sr We Somme with arbielli dr Nimbi" Imp !bat phew. ere ..sis mew Ira the opirr espeemed thmegbeet the pas Nom hi tho Derby en= preesisig we Mom lb. unlorry terms' re as urea. ass web • won now Two Thoresd Geiser tlsa 4, elm Blr Lh..d mesop*Abee ell the alwaties speentree. awl id the drat .ere Wrote trot haw ire rra.aead hale ii. =webs Ire the that cesset set plass bill it them hats march perthass 190. The .amber et ese-ensen bes wily bra furled as re egeriess—la tats .11114 IPA elms the eater were iee hoard the asosel art , bet it is mill eoloodoratily above the rings totottred Ni.. the Ing•ameurased dote aad the gradesi raw boo She, Were smart 1947 M r doubted, male- Isar Ilk • Sows at bort • thud al the mars whale perforessesa dense the pest seam will be the sump a tiseett.b I. eats( Ibis assolities Ws twasidendles; but, lanes lees a, dehow•6ll as prior Weemose is rates lad nperstanves of the alma Wire steer, whet Stir eon k .1 tsar r we* at the prieethil burr quartets dont* las ehher ricer, I skull sot depart hi. my old p 4, .1 referee, Nit cruidere by lyre Wow no tbas esseep I. /kr MALTOS.—The Whitewel teem, wider the cent of 1. Bass. S. sr moral, • wry .iron` swots following lanes airs MOM 'WO •Valtelp io is psbls W.wd, by West Aerator, oat of It.. itisdrs dam; the brace, by Plying Mottoes. oat of Gomm Bea ; Swecosaties, by Illwanmeet, at ce 'nab Urea ; the cult by Flys, Donde as al C•anee; Vests, by Sterkwall, oat of Garish; wad Whirioned, hi Weaolinba, at et Le Iffillieurews. Poem ems.: the dark" 1. t I t0...a also sleet the Gird MAW., by Vultumar, tolle el In- Uwe; &whir to Schiedam, by pima baseborn. at o I Eouesoo; &cosiest, by Stock well, ae of tieetotsut , es I or Ray, by it is Australia'', lei /A Kathleen, ae assigerrs whet his tun eras to par row lhe Weaned Ms off esys bees the great gas el the Orb, sad era he meet 1. 0. udevel the taints Mood elm is a sea *germ heady sod [nova:ore Sot is addioue at all the Illvby bruk. hsvtag ter takes Ijlloll4 him, which Woks r °lure is buo bieutir. they yew • wurerhilly Imwert thtlwyeert.l4. sod ash.. he ~veal heat the paw °weed le hint while In sorb too etowlitioo, 101 In I sight early lave to.. laid grime his in' lb. blue Hamad. But he IPOS with restertable yr. sal nshoog would eathly his pruner his has twir ore the pretoter Derby favorite, whoa woo ow Sally mews lor to sadorho with malt • pogo eat lot st is bah. [:tea when the Brower earned his 310 perloy sad Mei • laser pair —the /LW g of Dlaossede at.l &Wirer le Herbst—rim is easy, *lf wow 0 'Wirt we to bort their pet .swam the Ins is Wihd Dwell ire i melted* darieg the assay, bet they bow bad wry belle the beet el It yet, abliesgb shag would bre case el re sod he Lewes hle Mete is her eppeasate hello Keith at Earn:dad bridal at York Our le no admledsg, have *Ty kw" roe going shet-ser obotot lam Them ewe. he re • vesswirn is the Ins pad held el hems Yet ter galluped ugh, rd thole web herd We wetter to fie bee wish_i Folmar boar le thigh Wallowa! bed rile • rest .wale but thisito Wag car Oa SOO by as atireare that be had nor sere Mr Ni. the arrival at York, as a vela latleriag warn he thee who laid :o to l ea his to lay to their wale. A tow meet. Loeb ibmy gee him up to has ad peke, bet au WOO , . ••• teat Istala Matter ammo- Sighed those off be is arca. and U U an lediepateble for trot siesersag Ls were, se ho her d. he uripanoliely hula with Ire era tor per, sad than homy au ealealetout the theybebee Ile will amain/woo wroth, we swot Ma whet the the stable have to tall beck upon us the onset of says/nog tally ageism haresieg to bus. All they beta het has the court SUMP lad W:..ent dusa i. uos Leese, whom I made ilemearshie reties uf h art tailor ae onoratood fur liopelul 81 LA wester Syrreg , ;hem however. ho raa totally an; re. Awed, sod weer 44.11,2•11k1ed 1.01,U.1114. He was palpably MOW, sate f whim we Sad buts thud tti hegira., sad Beiteilly, afters geed race web the pew, at Berry sad se Pastor t be woo St work to twat Tuts, Trete, and Woldows tor the Lneasaberwegb. Vests TOO, BS Willows, Berm, Agra, sad Thar. Ise the Part Hell Ware. 'I riveters, Hope Dour, sad the Barri Illy meta warcely tweed liar at Slashed, sad he woad ep slob lutist hie bathers • geed ma, while seermaa Set Mb is the Uuedemed lisesery. sdy .sates It ries two , ot 13th I: whin maw est wish the racer head, he isnot; ma well sp 1 Gip pried. Thai la bas rates Ni.. red hoar is Clear, Ni Willman, sad Tweets** emy seedy. sad the is*, only got crew to kite at Blowsioni lbw be te obe Wizard ott o.* sieved, trash Verdian thae , se it me item poodles. lite ass guess too far at say 16 wilerasses me earner te thew of hi. peresilie teampie ; bat rib r iii. the prow of the Mimed Imps the at themes& ei MNas moll wry meetly, whew two "smelt - baps se three: sad he has our advesesd Shit replil strides is Ni hest task el ireentes, that is see emiaimi • memarat is mite phew deems the wisher to be diammalid. The Deese hes else diae mamas week what at hes" soil it is set imemethett, ellies ern the Iran then Irl eta same the Wizard, ter him is samimmis the hum Is the tolobst base the day. It he essewhat mayried me Nit Breserse has ant ford laver rib sweelasors he as kb dab m Ifork. is Gimmick liehm, he get third is Thermemby (milks • b..d of Vemphhir, who had *all the day pieeiemily Memo the Wks& Opperbesd. the Teet =I [Amery) .hem we war se lit, seldltbs Ow whir SA two be eat el his ',egad le de toy seed alma he wally t• tam" wish Item. The amble Imre him is de had. la the Diameter Campease Beam, kw wide It limy bad the Rae mid Wined la ibter teem, sad be lewd e salheat t-tymmiumat ea hie Twit bass to tars the tibiae Ilse Va t a ir, tad teas gad race with the King of Ditswad.. who salt' was by theawmeris ol • Isegba. The Rasp Immedmiely had leash st Id is I. his Straiimare bad ash at say per, ebbsegh the brimaset M lastatted— batidie Vewtehber— Kalmar ialsimiett. Prndlmr , Beidear is Ittratem, Loyale.. mid the ends. Tames sew hisly gave Ws 7lb mit • gest brie at titters meselsg, hat Gera wash he wee he helms Lady Tiespets. Besser, and amber maple. ead then wee se 1181111,18111111 a borer Ye toorielen sad two.. wares. Tire w parkmessee sot is be reic•ord, sad t 1 the work he his bees Mime le sety entrain M will ma be Idle seat aprag. lewd i• maim seed-l.thiss ash that smy be sees ea the Weld, mod ol•tiowtbor Darby heir thelled Weil he hiseed Inv .be Orr helm at Caudell Inds % mesh Thaw ily sal Web Ti..... Met sod alesei, wales him is wpm le wore rooroano. The C• 20•1111 wit smetree me test this fur &byre Is illsk *anomaly his Gary chaser, alatnuelt me may rim • seise Ore day ; sod It. elealoaa Vora, by Boockwell, WM of Gorier. is ty metals le be kept easerially Mahe Oaks even of she limps how sowers of makes reel the mom woeful marts el seat year. Her me- Ileterens babes* bees beam aims dna madimia m she deleted Imiallimm Betty tapelliwth Sam% Ito ilealvw , sad lb. Ulm 0,0 1 1 1= 1** 4 .444 the Troll Abdul et Neweestb-eperTyte. Ni. was, bearer, beaten eery by Beefs a Wag v. 401.; et Tail degas, Met Tretwee eat, non N 6th sad • sack . bedkag dm the Prv...• .4 Wale.', helm, the sot bar la rah as two s — attio . Ph/Pt, r f. eroded by Cuotatles'e eery Isroosph • or bre fee the FMy Stare; aid at Pleemartal she test Lady Fakery he • rater be Brett' Stakes Leek's. at the Imptomiseht .he already shows at ham,, army • Derby bone that swan lb be. way w.ll bow le be comma with lascosiiag • tollnwer.• Dot r the 9-rhy. 81, C. Plank sight hare some teals ia &wpm,. as liablog., CA, riterratus, th-re Wag vbs.) of him, art the serval [...resod Is. Bet it seldom hopper that • "dark" candidate buss Whrewall oboe them any eredit, or the Bap aria b.,e tole daily looked oar, tee he is ervitung test ass be • Shed h aptasers, sad Yew hew- beat large lene.•ermte in to. from at thereat die, Ws., then is root. fur flusncino us the few that he did set rim fee NO., IL. Wundcote at Epoch, the Btraial at Aar, the Cousins! or Giou risk Y•rk. the Chaspree eff Descare, or the Cherwell at Ne•sarket, where •• Mr. Tam" was itsrepriso.i, et ti hot the brae should lake bh piece at the Deserts Sprang, h.esalord, end Potittheet miedsp. Brides, lb. Dere heroug bees lacked toe vast mem the mow g. suon, to.osey of lair, we may ariduals they buck his the betive mined of the two. The Brother to ffe:oicir had only tree two yesPold raageasee tr. sod little Melt ma be foetid with biro foor ..haws; them ; bet so sae .bold visit Melton mithnto gear et treat. It heiee ~.my • 'lay pace Lord Chttatow bad melt • seer, end be may do the it.ble Fest warrooe Is the Two Tborend Guisoas. With such • hos.: ones se I have seettird—.M these are tory wt... at Whitewall—the stable Wits Item tout., ton it,. to•ir copilots, ',fare Os day; bet of de lot wine me the De se 'MPS 17.1•Vint emarsoces, for sot until Ea W0i.41 4.11011 Ut or soy idea be formed et hi. real prate...otos, and ft may then be dhcovered he hes sot bapromd out. Met ewes. At W. TAnson't there are • couple it to ispoesible to in ...fit.% in Crowned, by Andover. out of Hstioot, pad Bob at the BePort. by Aimed.le, out of (I leos *ay. The lane, • eleicr of the ocitotiotis Belnano,,e, the osly di-- gram to Quota Wary ke IL. feat same >tars, gad like Mon MP Parted bat OLE! fle • two-year-old, rensdar • bed fourth kr the Ora. Ptak, .t Cetietick-tridge, was by Jlldiergy Thle wes nothing &tiering, but for • compact metal littl. , noir. I could Li,' wok to look upon • better, and it4i. Pi lee the rut-and-cworagain *art of thing that sill terry Ihune • tic. abr. of the good thiate every now and Net. Put .be Dcrby h of the stable ie c c ...a, w h am p reireuni es Iwo le l• al.ogether thezpiicaltie. wee o,ly third to thertirck for the T•o-y..r-old fliekee at M thee, Tubb Tetivt Lest hire Polly at Cett.elek- bridge, • wee .1 , 0 torgoitoa when ha aptemed at York Angel* $ r the C. 4.. .04 egataid Hniw, Thoresaaby, Huth T V. e s ti e Leprechaun, Emily, Smolt, the Prophet= Me. s• 4 Brews Ago... Laub as hid form bed Improved. lei Pt It, be woe NM • reerree, the Gummy h ee ,,, ho w .. See.., end Theneaaby bolas mydem, and although ho W eligtaily the Met of the weight., mks perionnei.o. to toe of the boor of the mum, r Swop had Pietas Lepulloe end Ups et Iftetes, Mgt ?nom bad beaten • good Lid as Neemaerlpt, the Prophet wee clop. ap with Vita =eod Wizard for the N or th o f S na k e d the Leprechaun en wilds • length of 'Palmtop* at 6tortilnidget sad Thenneabire doings bid be.. Whim nwedeet the hi/swift to k et &metes be amend • so bah, tang du • the 'prim, timbre mod High Trees= kattes Ms for halal for the two rich Wan them std It woe now screed the letter v. 411 hew besets hen • Talc bad he get of; but, ekhough botertsiely weeewreetlyeatilepeelmteeeeppowed to D.,tire that he put May of at the day vs& st sank= Crazientd TIM EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 11369. dol ser laabyr.b.e d W.rr.rlet6.tr.Meere, rd Marra bed • dram TWA weld nabs ft aartriery Crsersd sot Ss err base at Seers= se et Irk, err be sae rip bast Rigs Ursa, lose oar sebrie br bra sows Wft*y ark esperierby es lbe per, sod be ram be masersr spas that roomy by Ayr ages do raw rind prejudge, r be surd sot bar brim re ewe poi rose by opridrat. Ilsreow, ra sod dr iddise err Oar els rem, Mari se re irk be brl is bur Ibr Darby ussby • ths trib. rbe beim vas Mari Yr In Istbaseas was jut as In he,. 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Ihnalm111; ;IL COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dsc. 17. SECOND COURT. Sittiap at Nil Prima at Oaildhall.--(Balore Mr. hods MU sad a Commas Jury.) es the dame et Mrs. Parry. The primer miss in the U . et make her chid at Mrs. Pury's qmoaril r the 27tli if °ember she ellete while Missies woo Wise tbeeldlel. The witsess went out, mid as mint she limed the child halo". The mismier was mst The *W... atteetion was celled to the child's Iteg * her dratitter, sad abs salrad her to tails U. Mr al. awl the tale was Maw. sail It she hod •thiegmeebb Ina WIS. mem them meat is the Isom where the pas Need, end embed has if sas bad pat owthiag faN lie hate Ms& Tbo praetor replied, " Good God, Mrs, Item I armee pat ffillitikind id it." mid peoudeol la ow doors sad see the chi , bat the did ma mew The ail gulag its slay beim I. swell, and becalm of a pelpie nisei r. A surgeon IMO NW be, and memo at tine It elendeoll. Jar Perry, I of Imp last mimes. mil that as the day retuned to by her meetter, the_Aprerksse Mime. Me maer mired her to go up emirs. When allows ieftwasil she found the prisoner surriag the Mod. Maros pea the had into the oars to Warm, sod is the wane a hall ea law fad the child with it. Before hall of it was the child tau asleep and breathed hest Hy. This was *bunt half-pest four o'clock, on Thursday, Um 27th, mud the child continusd in • heavy sleep until half-peat sight o'clock om the following sill ag. Professor Wrightson mid b. analysed the food, and found it to coetein about the eighth part of a grain of morphia. He thought it would be classroom to give half that quantity to • child. TN, jury 'stunted • verdict of Gsaily, and swami at dank win recorded. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—GEoccurrEs, DEc. 17. (Beim Mr. Biros Cluariell.) MURDER IT A PHYSICIAN. ANN foresail was charged on the CofoDeel inquisition with the wilful nannies of Louisa Cook, on the 30th August last. Mr. Crisps aneducted the proecution and Mr. Cooks and Mr. Orson the elakince. flit was a tearful instance of murder through homicidal Mei& The prisoner, Dr. Poen.ll, aged 62, had been sitheted with mental disease which hod caused Me hies& to hare hhs cionemed In a lunatic asylum. MM mental Meow woe intermittent, end In the intovala he wee whet, sena. Having bon Messed from the sayings ta one of them Inter vale, he was plead at the Mame of Dr. Lem, et Las", In this cowry, and while thorn be, is • morrow of the homi cidal many natudend the doeseni, a servant girl living is the hones The prisoner wee allowed a stet fn the dock during the trial, which occupied steely the whole of the day. Be ap peared Pwftiody cane, paid conelderehle attention to what wee going on, and frequently instructed hie counsel. Otherwise he appeared to be anxious of avoiding abet cation, and kept hie handkerchief to his fees. It appsendinniitseeidenos of Mary Aan Fryer, • fellow-servant at the deemed, that on the night previous to the tender she weed to bed about eleven &clock with the datesesod, end WI Dr. Pommell sitting up. The prisoner had been la the habit of ailing the servants up is the morning. Oa the morning of the 30th August he called than up, and the deceased at ones dressed herself and left the room. She had not left two minutes before wining bend a noise as of and atobunation, Oh," immediately M m trad ea by shrieks of Mrder." Women opened the door rad looked into the peewee, bet saw nothing. She then deemed hereelf,and whin doing so Dr. Pownall looked into the rem, mid rid. " Make haste and get rosimeace, for somebody hie eserdsred her He then went away to his own room, and witness was so frightened that she nut down stairs and out of the home. She had not been frightened at Dr. Formal before. Dr. Pownall then went into his bedroom sad locked the door. On its being broken open by • ooneteble, be was fogad sitting on the bed, quite calm. There we. marks of free blood on his shirt, and Uwe was ea open noes, oovev.d with blood, on the table. The constable told him to dress bionalf, and said be must consider dimwit in hi. cus tody. The prisoner town no reply, but deemed himself at ewe. He af , erwards admitted he bad committed the act. /Several medical gentlemen were then waned to speak to the state of the prianneee mind. ineenihe T jury fot.nd • verdict of Sot Gits:ty, on the ground of ty . Bevan Cbannell then Grand the primmer to be kept in eonSaament during bar Illaissey's pleasure, Ti do ooseladad the imam et the arise. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—laysizooL, Disc. 17. (Bohn Mr. Judas Was.) MILAOATZ P. CANALICIII. -IIMPOWSIIIII.IIIIIII - AND DANGERS OF CONNUBIALITY AFLOAT. This woe a owe of considerable interest. Plaintiff was the ex-copoba and defendant the °wafer of the Austrian brig Aso(, and the Wins was brought for wrongful &missal, and to t 0..,,, weer due. The Asoff wee built under **stirs saprintesidenos on an bleed la the Adriatic, and whoa planet( wee appointed captain be was inetraoted that the boot voyegewas to be to Alexandria. When the vessel was ea voyage, however, the defeadent iostnieted him to go to Con etantinople, mad from Memo, to the Dawdle. Airmorg to the plaintiff e um it weeengpested to him by the defendant before miffing, that be should tale his wile with him, and although this wee contrary to plaintiff's own deeire be consented, at the vial of his owners, to do as. He arrived at Constantinople in March, and after remaining some time went forward to lbesil. Hs waited there for a cargo, bat the wee between France sod Austria having broken out he found it kayo.- little to get • cargo, as pestles were unwilling to confide goods to an Austrian yowl, which might have to encounter French cruisers in the Mediesersagea. He there fore bad to wait there until peace wee proclaimed, whim he succeeded to obtaining • cargo to Liverpool direct. Having as hie homeward voyage t . pass Comitentinople, be received there • letter from the defendant, from which extracts were read. The writer said—. My only object is to beg of you he despatch your wife home, for ladle. on board are m great Mjim to the interests tit vowels, se I have experienced to my con on this voyage. Ladies only think of amusing them selves, and torn the heads of captains, who are of neoeseity dependent upon their caprices, sad neeleot the interests of the ship. meals are intended to earn bread for the owner*, and not as gondolas to manse ladiee." Another letter from the &badman followed this, in a few days, complaining that plaintiff bad not gut ouch good freight as Engtiah, Preach, sad Sardinia* vessels were mowing, complaining of his staying at Ibrsil instead of going to Oasts, and charging him with having spent ten days ashore at !Wail with his wile, while the boatswain did his (the captain's) duty. la Ws sad other lettere which followed 'he de- Waal insisted on his sending hie wile bane at once, from Cooatantinople. In one of the Wan, referring to his quarrel bet wren the ceptein and the boatswain, the defendant rid—•• I would have eaten the boatswain's hand off ; I always did when I was in oommand." The reading of this terrible declaration awed moth laughter in court. The plaintiff ',rule a letter to the owner, vindicating he conduct with regard to the management of the skip and the freight, denying that he had delayed unnecemanly at Muni, and complaining that after defendant had himself suggeeted that his wife should accompany him, be should now demand that she should he sent home alone. In face, the plaintiff did not comply with the demand, ea he thought it unreasonable thus to send his wife away by herself, and at his own expenae, from Crinittastioople. The vestal arrived at Liverpool on the 3rd of November, and then the plaintiff wee immediately discherged from his situation by the de fendant. Plaintiff now claimed am mosey doe to him 67/. 17a—being WS, balance of wage., 3W. 18e. 81. 19s. his proportion of outs4bird of the freight, aid gratuity. The letter same were demanded in accordance with the article, of agreement. Against this claim the defeadaat pleaded a set-off of 281., bring 131. 84 for two hundred and sebeity-eight days' ataintenentet of pleintiff's wife, at ict per d.y, and tee remainder for her permits from Constastanople boo& The deleodsot paid 101. into wart. The delvers (*abducted by Mr. Edward Jaines) was, that the defendant distinctly stipulated that the plaintiff's wife ',humid be paid for if tabi-n un toe voyage; that the captain made a long and unneermary delay at !brad before the wet brake out ; that when the war brokaoutdefendant wrote to him to discharge the crew, which order he did not obey for some months after (immediately before the peace), and when it Decants necessary to engage another crew at once at enhanned rates; and that with regard to the priwsge and share of frtight end the gratuity the defendant was willing to pay the two former when the amount could be ascertained, and the latter if allowed to biinerli by the consignee. The jury found for the plaintiff for the amount claimed, being 17/. 13s. 4d. above the sum pod into court. et within far Incise et bar Lea To any person casually Wog up a newspaper camtainfor such • report, the utmost detestation would be aspreased at such an unmanly act, but when the whole of the circumehinere connoned with the event were declared in evidence, be thought a very different conclusion to that which had already been arrived at would be formed. In the evidence he should produce In court the tree state of the proceeding would be given, and bladed at a ems of cruelty, the very opprelee, be thought, would be = t i t . From hie instructions the stair took pleas in the fol manner —On one occasion, when Mr. and Mrs. Rowley were on the Cottinent, • friend, named Lanibert, called upon them before bre ikfa‘t. After waiting • considerable tinismarly twee hours, the lady cede her appearenee, and the husband naturells remonstrated with her for the time she bad takes to make her toilet. The lady, Mauled of apologising, mid she had lost no time, and she could not dews her hair in lON time. The husband seeessarily felt vexed at such an obese vatioe, end remarked It would be much more becoming if ahe wen to alter her style, in order to assimilate to that of other married Wise ; but Mrs. Rowley, instead of feting the *hoe of her husbend's remark, said to him, " If you don't Rh. it you had better cut it off." The husband, mere in joke than anything else, said he would do so, and left the term to obtain a pair of aciaeore. On his return the lady still occupied the same chair she bed done previous to his leaving the rom, and when he eat a portion (not the whole) of her hair off, the never made the slightest I.,der of resistant" bat remained seated, end was perfectly FOOViVe during the whole tame Mr. Rowley was cl.pping her curls. Mr. Row ley's present impression —and be would repeat it when he wen called into the witcess box—was that he had musty out a small portion from either side of the lad head, but in the trial at Westminster it was reported that the lady stated that Mr. Rowley cut the whole of her hide off within four inches of her head. Now, If such bad been the fact, wee It likely that the lady would have eabsnitted to es& an objectionable operation without calling foe mit slice? yet be should be able to prove that instead of canteen the aid of the domestics of the hotel, and to whose entreat* into the aparement no obstruction was offered In maw games of the door of the room being wide open, she quietly retained her sitting poation, and never for en instant cdheed the slightest reaatance to the pnxeedisgs of her hvaboad. Amongst other sets of cruelty it bad bean told that Mr. Row ley had forcibly pulled his safe out of bed,and had ill-treated and knocked her down in the most Moto manner, but mord fag to him inetnictious bowie gives to nude stead that ambits ware entirely of an opposite description. The lody en one com a= gut up in her night drave, sad implored the tion of the ItIT•1141, blithe was informed It was to be attri butedorst° hysteria, to which the lady wee subject when contradicted, ra ther than any ill-wags on the part of Mr. Rowley. With re spect to the statement that Mr. Rowley prevented the lady communicating with her friends and mistime, he denied it altogether as each an act would have hem unmanly end ungentlenianly is the extreme. In order to show the terms upon which the Ron. Mr. Rowley and his wife were . living, the learned gentlemen reed • number of lettere written io Mr. Rowley by his wife, all of which were in the most endearing terms, the writer (Mrs. Rowley) styling herself " Tilt an and her hucband as " Zoe," " Robby," end " Ducky." The learned gentleman then called the following witnesses: (1.4. Billing, principal clerk to Sir C. Crenewell, and crier of the Court of Probate, said—l wits present at the mart on the 24th of November. I was present at the trial of " Rowley v. Rowley." I remember Its being heard. The pe titioner was Theresa Caroline Rowley, and the respondent the Hun. Hugh Rowley. The petitioner, Theresa Carolina Rowley, at present in court, wee sworn by me, and gave evidence in the suit. The Hoe. Hugh Rowley said—l reside at Leominster Lodge, Fulham. lam the complainant in this mater. Lady leim Limy mother. I was married at Paddington church to Themes Bishop in the month of November. That nearriege was daeolved by the Court of Divorce. About ten &ye afterwards I went abroad. I was lb when I was mar ried. Mrs. Rowley was 25 yews of age. We went to Bou logne, and from thence to Paris. We stayed at the Hotel Memos. I think we stopped there about a week or ten days. I treated my wife during that time as I thought with kindness. I meant it to be so, I did treat her with kind ness, most distinctly. This was in February. She has sworn that I lucked her up without fire or light in a room for some time. I did so, bat it was at her own request. It wee in the Dither room at the Hotel Mimics, but, se at all other on the °Dodson;domestics he the ld the keys places on Rowley bed wished to go out she could have rung the bell sad done so. When I returned that evening l founds gentleman sitting with him. Rowley, to whom I hod a great objection. She said she was annoyed that he came, bat, ea she very justly said, " how was she to prevent it f If a man came into her room she could not turn him out, and the opportunity of saying she was not at home was taken away.' . I said then, "To save you the trouble of toying you are not at borne, I will lock the door." I did so, and left the key in the ball. As regards tiring, I hens no doubt if elle asked for firing it would have been given if required. She never made any complaint to nee about my treatment. Oa the contrary, she appeared thankful for what Iliad does. _ _ _ Df the liegistrate—The person I objected to wee en sc gnafifiawea my own. Exemistion continued—From Paris we went to Caleb. I triftill her with kiedncre there, although she swore I snuck Wand knocked her head against • shutter. %eh • statement is utterly untrue. 1 never prevented her writing to her friends. She never merest d any wish to do so. I never did so. From Calais we went to Brumels. We ow mined there about ten We visited the field of Wee Who. I recollect someththg eimning with respect to bar lathast. I was wearing • soft erldwite. We were in ein oyes carriage. I cannot soy we were gentling that I en. menther. There was, however, some ariumnd, Ibe going on. As well se I tecollect, two riders thisjpeoff, were lag bate similar to that I bad on. minus the thither*. @eked my wife to let me see how she would look ticket like the one I had on. I asked her to be kind enough to put my hat on, which she point-blank refused. I in tended it more as a joke than anything else, and pot on her head • soft wido-awake. There is no truth in the statement that I tore her bonnet from her head, and put my hat on hers, covering her eyes. It was not done with violence or any cruelty on my put. From Brumes's we went to Haymw, up the Rhine, from thence to Frankfort by the rail. I never Wrack her daring the journey. I swear I did not, mat decidedly. By the Magistrate—The journey occupied half an hour. Examination oonthined—i never snook, kicked, or offered bar any indignity to the carriage. W• went to the Hotel Besse there. I recollect Mrs. Rowley was taken unwell don we salved. I don't recollect her asking for water. I never, se the states, forced • spoonful of calm down her throat on that °coition. I attended kindly to her daring her Wow, met procured medical aid. He was a foreigeer. They lent for him from the hotel, so I feel convinced he muss have been • foreigner. From Strasbourg we went to Paris. I never threw • light or hairy dressing ease at her while we were on our journey. I never prevented her learnt( the silway carnage, but I saked her not to do so. She had a means of oomnonnicating with her maid. I had provided awry essvasksee fur 11 - ir at her own request. From Paris we wad M Beelege*. We lodeed at a hotel therm This wee be Marel4lll62, but lam not quite sure about that date. I moiled the occasion when some of Mr.. Rotriey's hair was cut off. Mile Bishop wee present when that circumstance occurred. Miss Bishop its Mrs. Rowley's ester. By the Magierdc—We arrived at Frankfort about four o'clock in the afternoon. 1 eget be sore about the time. There was a substantial tee served up on the occasion, and there might have beat salt on the table. Riamination continued—When Mrs. Roeley came down to breakfast on this occasion she said she had been a long time dreasing her hate I remonstrated with her, when she said, "If 1 did not like it I tad better cut it off." I cannot say whether there was *Se or two carts. I mum* say whether I cut the whole of the beck hair off. When I went to fetch the mesons she was sitting in a ohair. When I returned she wee is the same chair and in the same poetion. I cannot say whether I cut the whole off or not, but I cut it off by her wish. I did sot hold her hands. She never held up her bands to prevent me cutting it off. She did not resist in the slightest. I did no more than rut the side curls off. There were servants about, and I believe the door of the apartment was open. Miss Bishop wee present during the whole of the proceeding. I never tried to pall her out of bed. She got out of her own accord. She and nothing on but her nightgown. She ran doe nstairs and implored the protection of my whit. The other tenants cams speed asked what was the matter. I had not need or threstened her with personal violence. The slightest contradiction would canoe hysterics. It is most decidedly untrue to say I took up a meet-chopper and threatened to sulks her if she did not retire upstairs, but I dareety they (Mrs. Rowley and her maid-servant.) will say 1 did so. While living at Bou logne Ips id her debt/. It i. Wm to say I never gees her • single sixpence. By the Magistrata—Mrs. Rowley had no separate settle ment. She never had any oct.ssion for any pocket-money from me. She always wore a green leather beg rowed her waist, which contained 1,6001. I yew controlled bar. If she wished to spend any of this 1,5001. she did so. It wee her own Mary. Isareication continued—l had brain fever while I wee at Haulages, and Mrs. Rowley said she would seed for • sea& ad man, as I had said I would cut my throat. I never pre• vested my wife writing to her Maeda I never dictated the terms of the letters more than saying Gleamy love, he." From Boulogne we returned to &wand. During the time 1 was at Rode I acted towards Mrs. Rowley with kindness. I never ill-treated her. I went to Bagebot to study, in order to peas my examination for the 16th Lancers. The letters pat tato my hands are in Mrs. Rowley's handwriting. [Many of then letters were read by Mr. Sleigh in his epeeist atalensent.] Mr. Metcalfe asked for copies. but it was arranged that any pence on the part of Mrs. Rowley might inspect these. It hang sow past four o'clock, the Nether bowleg of the summons wee adjourned until Tuesday (to-morrow). Mr. Notable, on behalf of the, late Mrs. Rowley, said although he had been precluded on the present commlon fres making any otwervetioos on the part of the lady, ha should be fully prepared on Tueeday next to substantiate all she bad erased an the proceedings at Weetneasew. district, which has been much increased by the amity of the swath/R. A lame-headed, rough-looking Irish boy, with an Im mense quantity of red carroty heir, who gave the name of Jest. nary, and set up a dismal howl, was charged with stealing a cotton handkerchief. Ater. hiannith, a fceedinir sad he kept a shop In the West India-road. He woe passing along liateliff-highway on the previous night, when the primoser took hie handkercbief out of his pocket. He mid to the prisoner, " Why, that is only a cotton one; give It me book, it is of no nee, and I don't like to be without a \maharanee this cold weather." (A laugh.) The prisoner dropped the handkerchief, and witness pat ft Into hhiss pocket end walked on. A few moon& afterwards the =are sprimed" his handkerchief, end he mid to yds "W h y steel cotton handkerchiefs r and took It away from him, on which several boys pushed against him, end one of them struck him a violent blow and nearly stunned him. Yr. Yardley—Then your recommendation to steal a silk handkerchief, for your word/ amounted to that, did not mo oed ? The prisoner, who whined dreadfully, mid, Please your wortc hip, I was scratching my leg end that ugly foreigner knocked me down, end bale me end kicked on.. Child.,e constable, No. 193 H, mid the primmer was no torioue voong blackguard, the update of shame. Mr. Yardley remanded ties prisoner until Thursday nest. - the wheat nu improved, and the meelmen ware rather free to their demand,, m that Wes mum effeeted at an advance of 1.. per quarter. The inferVA said at lute rates. Of barley the supply Irma moderate ; than. nes a firmness in the Inds, and late priori were well supported. Omer kinda of corn were about the mama se last week. Romney's/4 Doc. 17.—A much better tone revelled It this market., and bushier was much brick.. In owe or two inetances an advance of Is. per quarter was obtained on the whisk mores. There was not however, beycwd 91a., was rally for the very best, the woods and inferior ranging from 44. to 48s. The supply of red was good, mod hest sorts made 495. to 41s. Thee w. more inquiry he foreign, and late rates we folly supported. Both - Ids& of oarley sell hat slowly, although malting I. In rather better demand. For floe maniples of ths letter former quotations were realised without any difficulty, beet descriptions at 38e. to 44e. Brindle; le rather cheaper, and the demand very dull, beet kinds with difficulty fetching 335. and inferior 28s. to 345. There was a hie show of tate, but the descend was very quiet, and the lots purdused were only taken in very limited quantities; priced remain unchanged, the quota tions bring 24.. to 28. Beans and pea,. ors a heavy trade; but price', on the while, are well supported, though buyers pressed for a decline ; best samples of beans fetched from 42e, to 495., and pees 40s. to 46.. There wire scarcely anything moving in dour, and prices are unchanged. WORCISTRIL, DEC. 17.—At the last dap towrimt them was a large supply of wheat, which soldslowly at the cur rency of this day week. Barley fully a. dear, but in limited request. Osta 61. per qr. lusher. BMW and peas dull, and the turn cheaper. Yoax, Dec. 17.—There was en average supply of wheat today and a batter atteaddnce of buyer.. The trade firm, at last week's rates ; white qualities nook 4 5 5. to 50d.; red, 42e. to Ode. per stone. There was very little chime in ft. barley, which was only a middling show, and prices varied from 36.. to 40s. per quarter; grieeing 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. Of oats the supply was moderate, and the trade ruled inactive at test week's currecokw, 21s. to 24e. per 24 Mew. Beans (which came to band scantily) were about the semis se last B.turday, namely, 44.. to 48.. per 88 atone. Wit, Mb. to ; rye, 32d. par qr. Floor, 335. to Ms. pet KIRKCALDY, Dec. I7.—We had ploughing weather Holiday and Tuesday; date then we bees had severe frost, without say snow, so that the ground everywhere is as hard as fres. Potatoes, unless they are well protected indeed, may suffer some damage. At our country markets this week we had • moderate quantity of every kind of grain offerfinr— left barley =sod more wheat. Sales were slow with out much • eiWGm, in consequence of isomers declining to aetl USilell at very nearly last week's prices. Here today we had fait supplies of all kinds of dt tin, sad males ready. Wheat fully supports last week's pricre. Barley sad oats both fid. par qr. cheaper. Wheat, 425. to 60s. per qr. Barley, 325. to 39e. 6d. Oats, 21s. to 265. WATIRIVIID, Dec. 17.—Ws have bad moat trilling de• liveries of farmers' grain this week, and the supplies by boat have been also very limited. Freon abro4d the arrival, om elet of only two cargoes of maize. The trade has continued Arm since the date of our law, with price. of most articles *lightly in favour of sellers. Farmers' wheat has met a free sals, at rates which were hardly übtamable on this day se's night, and foreign ham had rather more inquiry. For barley there ham been an az ire demand, at an advance of 3d. per barrel. Oats have found buyers at 2J. per barrel over our last quotations, sad holders are not asking more money. Indira corn has had more attention than of late, and Isles are easily made at prices which buyers were unwilling to pay last week. Flour firm, without change in value. Weat. intensely cold. Imports this week:—Wheat, 126 qrs.; Indian cows, 4,800. Exports this week Barley, 930 ben.; oats, 3,330 brie.; flour, 2,386 sacks; oatmeal, 40 sacks. KIKOCADR 11111U240K.—TALIR lasi Mr tritalisy aad Mr. Lewis ware coarmel for the plais " Mr. Grath tad the &feedlot. Tb. la YU ear, who bad bra the stivertring spat a7lr Amy Sporting Isres, sued the dehadeat, who was the publisher that paper, to raceme damages for fere ispresourat =der the follornag dreaminess:se. It that Gaud White sad Copra Moan were the E i gooprietais se the paper, bat after It bad been pub ' low or Au rostra they gave Dorn of their intention lo wlthoraw. The derullutt, who, with • Mr. Gum, bad osaslud Ma howslaut, coward the pahlicatioa of the Hplow fa a hetartit. The dna owed the *rid irt 71. to W., sad they gars the Platattlf Painfaatts to Ws Y. Ignitors ad goods at the of i..• sad to sell the ea tha madoestudiag that he eh , ,u1.1 tint pay hroself, sad this head Iffilf tike per rds. TOO ',Lustig, sasorperisd by a pellesma. was to the Also tr. order to rho the dims, mks the readlord. Mr. ireara pat to claims for Ma, sad It wee &maga testiest t in Ike La m ode stild be takes to the Grew ard, sad that the shoald go before the istralts re following sad hue the matter snompL The plastid was_ grog up Arra as the followlut what the daralbst sad Us lawyer came ap sad hild um brfi hod got far a rats is airbag • whims-dad. Tb. 4.- Indus this was to tar laspemor, aid, though warasd by Wm, preheat to drag the plslstiff tato ohms. Ho wa. waned Nad pot tato • all, when Its was thisioed said haw rhea Urn the tergistrue sod d Thu Mimi Pr she the defsadaat had = brads& a bask dr Thsjory bold a verdict for tha pl.istiff—daimps, SOL COURT OF COMMON PLRA&—Dic.I7. ISZCOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prii;s - Yr. Judi* Blies ssol Cosmos Jury.) COOP Li V. CIIAIIIIIIIII. 4L L VOID This we ea NM `Haws Maw apes ihe pound that the defeedmat bed (steely ',promoted the wbe d. public-Mb which hi mid so the phwitf; sad the pm was set guilty. Mr. Lash sod Mr. Iletiard eppesred (or the oblatlif ; owl Mr. IletPleb Perry, Mr. T. A.l.s.sio, Mr. Gordon Alba, sod Mr. Lobel.. Me the defsadeet. The Modred had hips the Two flawyes Y Modiste work Miaarlia, for Ike yew., owl la Mims kit the plain tiff Weed Wet the Mee we et be orb. He moss wetly web Ile Ihe Mee .weal 'WON wad ea .es or two worbos be we asempeeted by his broker, Mr. florteregtte. Airmtlag to ta• evidame (or the plaiatil ths dilhaileat that the pay emote to tbe brewer, air WM mid emseheale war. trout 140/. meth, tog Wore a pad MI of bargaimeg they that be piebtle sheaMpetelwe the witness, mks( Ma for We wad win, le Milian VII the stock and valaatice; the whole perm. hole. AM NIL It the represeatatkm ee top.r mite woe ebb* dm MM. w , ltld IVITV how &Mt ISM • math. but attar the plasma went late the hem be Mad that kb teltiore were only .b of • third of thet rm. The piskaill bawl eat dist tbosith the payments mole hod bees WM, yet Ma w.ruoles supplied bed set ree= M OW hew, sad tha rho aimless had • eater ftassawesnar. where he humid Mr erf eanied as • Mojelybeksele bade. LTION. The dhleediree swee that he had not lepateated that Ire masks were 140 L a It 01. • atoetts, bat tbet what be old was, eat the labiate writ from 1= to 1401.. awe*, sad l& elabweeet wee trek or that the anewat wee Is. them that erteeity lakes. As to the cellars at Sparrow , emir Oray were taken in cAtesquenoti of Unseat time balm .ad tetwaysel at; and the ass to which they were applied was the bathe, of beer, and sot for the purposes d arty wholesale teak, hat aloud wholly ler ado to the how., sad la @applying °Mere which had bille takes la the holm. As at the lOW, . . If in the trade Mew the *lad, took the heves, that was to be aeaswahed he le a great Weal by the feet that Ow duhease bed dews peaeMett elerseeitstee for bemiring leatisews wed dteatee, bed sot bps ould sea; assogea, be, ler bask Yr 1111 ii he =Wrd drin.n. The NM pil to tbe be...., didlihr, and wine•luarcheet, was is tom Min 1011. he INK • meth whilet the 44 , odeat had the beam, sad a seal ad et willows war riv.. uto t • stet tba if the pay- IMO 60.10 1111, tO 1101 , tha good will would be worth hem 1001. to 0004. and that if the psymesta were from 1401. he lei. a month, the salt would have bees from 800.11. to 1 1 01 , 1 % . . iffirtierdehip kering espremed his regret that the matter W tea bees amicably armoire& left it to the jury to my whether the plaintiff bad omdu oat hi. rum Vadia kit the platetid—damages, 4001. iNsovvENT DEBTORS COURT.—DiC. 17. (Before Mr. Counnusivarr Murphy.) ts XL YONTIIIL OWU(. Tido isishrost, the High Constable of Westminster, applied MAR the Protection Am W. Dowse opposed for the Belly Virgin Mining Com p% 31.. lbargood sappirted. landvent's salary se high mailable I. 301. a year, and ag imperimnindeat of Westminster Abbey 1001. a year. He ler sem meeinments. Tim Son wine for a vexatious dams. H. was • Y the BAly Virgin Minion Copooposy Y LW cant, Oar*. H. moo sad for " to 661., sad, by pimear, the beets were SW. He hod pad 4801. on seconat Oahe sharer, end bad remised so diridend. Fiamerly the mine was nudes do wet-hook system, sad mow order the Idaidned Liability Act. The Court sold • novel point some in the no.. es to • mations dame% and be would consider his jadgeaset. IN RE THOMAS MAWAIKS. This &loos Omnibus rase .gain come on, and wrupied tie court till pre be o'clock, sad woo again adj Awned. ASSIZE IN7ELLIGENCE. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Normaium, Duo. 17. Caowx Cover.—(Bek“ Kr. Jo.** Crasiptaa.) rOIOII6T IT A LACK MARDVACTCKER. William Shuttle was charged with naming a forged pentumwey note for the payment of 1441 4 with intent to de fraud, ►aowiott the ....ose to to forged. Mr. Roden prolioutod, and Mr. Meroweather defended the primmer. There were thirteen other cases anklet the primmer, ismolving charger of fraud and fogery upon the Leedom Illeastesy Advenot and Life Somme* Company to the anent of 1,000/. The prieensr had hese soot to the ownFeny, and bad takes advantage of he position sad forged the names petneipele sad mote. to promissory note. in several eases, sad in others he had got Fortes to visa the documents, ft prereatiag that they were We Weas for small some, whereto in reality they were for Imre amounts. the primmer having appropriated the different* to his own advantage. The jury returned a 'indict of Gouty, sad The peuemer wee eseiteneel to eight yews' raid set ? Made. CTTrairo roRGED MANX or triOLAND MOTU. Samna t'om ora .Nrocton. mild 27, warehomernen, was cheat* with telmium-I F uttioug three forged W. Bank of England note., in Mel loot, with intest to defraud, well Lmwing than to to based. Mr. ILden and Mr. Mimeos promichied; and Mr. Briatow* &fenced the prisoner. The pets." , r wee found Guilty, sad sentenced to eight years' penal servitude. WARWICK, pre. 17. (Before Mr. Jtetim ATTEMPTED CHILD MURDER AT WIMRIVOIIAM. G oo d s (20), wervaiht, was cuariod with having Wioniotwiy edmiaisteftd laudastun to her tamale child, with !Meet to nuuder ft. Mr. 0' Biwa prseeuted. The Fria:ewe wee iiirdwlearled. Joao Perry sowed that on the 16th of September lam, the can.. to lodge with taw, tad brotoieo woo her • baud.. r infect. On the rite of October lee pane left to go to 'orrice, sod the child was Om 7HE POLICE COUR7S WESTMINSTER. The late 'die of the Hoa. Hugh Rowley appeared is com pliance with a summon. granted on the application of Mr. upon her to *newer to a charge of perjury alleged to ham been committed by her in the recent caw ia the Divorce Court in which she sought and obtained a decree granting a iiieolution of marriage os the ground of crael.y. . . . . lir. Metcalfe app ered on behalf of the lady, and Mr. Sleigh sad Mr. (fridge for the Hos. Hugh Howley. Mr. Sleigh mid he fqpeared that afternoon oh the part of the Hos. Hugh Rowley, os wheys Mimi( a smarmy had been granted, calling upon Therese Caroline, the Leta ldra. Rowley, te answer to certain duties of wilful perjury made by bar of the Diverts Court, Wm.:Moder, Mime Sir Crom well Creswell, on her petition for • dlemlution of her marriage with his &rut, the Hun. Hugh Howley. The lady did cot on the occatoon of the trial charge her husband with adultery, and therefore he dld not personally appear to deny the allegations cion mined is the petition ; but daring the trial • ewes of sem of ill tome were turreted by Milady of mobs Molest descrip tion that the prayer of the whim we. pastel, and blamed ship the Jodie Onimary decreed • diseolutime of the mar riage. Is the course of her endesse Mn. Howley gave • deecription of various arts of brutality, which lobe alleged had been indicted on her ; but when the wh..le of the dir t:mustiest connected with those alleged seta of enmity' cam to be pieced before hie worship, he felt umadent be should isilely bona that venom trifidag every day events had been magnified into sou of gram ill wage. The ant of the charges wade by be client we. that the lady bad sweat that the honourable gentleman had sever gives bar a simile sixpence since she was married to bier, whoa to Mt if could nu clearly proved, in the oust dieted numum hie client had gives her at lariat 1,4001., or , what Cy the ISM thing, that • 0.0.0144141i111f amount had been paid to Mr solicitor, end that Me afterwards received that mount from him. The seemd, end by for the most animas charge, of beutality against hie dist wee, that he had With force, and apiest the Lily's will. Oohed, est liar heir THAMES. Oa Mr. Yardley taking his seat on the brach, he anooosold that be had just received 201. from tin tioldenaths' Company for the poor-lan hind. Directly afterwerds to. mot was filled with poor and destitute women. thinly clad, applying for Mist Amoral/ them were many widows, with families depeedant upon them for support. bey all pat in letters of recommendation from the clergy of to, reepective planes at worehip May Wood, or from re-mutable tta441•0011 known to the otlicero at toe court. Mr. Yariloy retkered airrse.l of the most preside" with 6e. each, for which they expreesed their gratitaile. There Is a large areosat of poverty la the MABXELS COTTON.—LryzazooL. bac. 17.-7114 n4c of cotton to-day am estimated at 6,000 balm A TAM market at yesterday's rims. COTTON GOODS.—MANCUUTIti, Dec. yarns there is • fair demand for manufacturing at very tall prior. Finer counts, and pastioularly doa yarns above 80's, are in request for the Yorkshire trade. The prices of these kinds of twist are tether higher. Low Dna berg of mule to let, up to ICe, for the Mediterranean, continue la good demand, at fill rates. With thew exceptions (rather considerable relatively) the yarn market is rather quieter, and in 30'. cops for export rather lower rates prevail. Ths setting in of frost has also been discouraging to the con tinental trade. &ale descriptions of cloth, ye/titularly shirt ing, for ladle, are also rather sealer In price, notwith wending the heavy contreets yet running at the highest rates recently prevailing. The fabrics most In request for the home trade, however, are very firm in price. Long cloths and T-cloths have been taken be less pawkier' this week foe hone coarrampUon, bra this arises partly from the extensive eagegements for future delivery and the difficulty of placing contracts for present or early use. Under these circumstances sellers are not disposed to take lower rate., because of a quieter market following a ran of active business. Printing cloths continue well engaged, and this keeps the market arm ; but there's less disposition to plate fresh orders in the present tote of the market, and manufacturers coming onto( contract have In some cases taken engagements on rather easier terms. Most kinds of printers, however, are difficult to obtain at full rates, available In any reasonable time. Shirting, of 40-inch widths and hull= qualities meet with a much more limited demand, and the advice; lest to hand from Calcutta are of a nature farther to discourage opera tions. For 36-inch signiors there is still a fair business for the home and other markets, and makers are well under contract, at full rates. WOOLLEN.—Lzons, Dic. 17.—Some good parcels of cloth hays been sold in both the halls this morning. The ap pearance of the market wee only quiet, but the result vas better than appearenom prowled. The tone of the market is exceedingly Arm. HARDWARlC.—Dnuenectime, Drc. 17.—The trade of this town continue' brisk for the season, the manufacturers (or the great majority of them) berg fully occupied in the completion of orders in hand prior to the termination of the quarter. Orders fur the home trade will for the next fort night be small, as the travellers are now making their way homewards, and the shopkeepers order by letter only RICA articles as are wasting for an immediate demand; and with stock-taking and holiday-making, there will not be ranch burners dons after next Saturday for the following ton days. It is satisfactory, however, to fled that the year is finishing up so well, and that to a great extent It will com pensate for the intervals of languor which occurred chiefly in the second quarter. The staple trades are all of them in a healthy state, and as many of the mann facturen have at this moment orders on hand fur next quarter, it will prevent anything like depression, until the ordinary trade of the new year take' a start. In the various manufacturing trades of the district brines. is steady; in the iron trade there has been more life during the week r shown by the salts of pig iron at Wolverhampton, on Wed nesday, and in this town on Thursday. The preliminary meeting of the ironmasters for the ensuing quarter takes plot* cm the 29th fast. CORN.—CAIIHRIDOL, Dec. 17.—Wheat wall Is. dearer; Other corn unchanged in price. Wheat. red, 38a. to 44r.. white, 48a. Barley, 30a. to 425. Beans, 38s. to 40e. Oats 30a. to 28e. Caat.teta, D9o. 19.—We had as average supply of all Mad. of grain tom looming. Prices ware much the same es lam week. Wheat, white, new aed old, 19.. to 20s. red, as+ and old, 18s. to 18.. 6d. Barley, new and old, lie. to 14. Oats, potato, old, 10a. to lls. ; ww, Ba. 6d. to 10a. ; common, 9*. 9d. to 10s. 3d. ; mar, 2s. 6d. to Ba. Flour, pee 114011111. la. 11d.Id. Oatmaal, 2s. 2d. to 4.1. ligameal, la. 6d. 18erlitmateal, la. Bd.—Carlisla Awns& COLCIIISTEN., DEC. 17.—A fair supply of wheat, large of barley, aad moderate of pees sad Wane. Wheat met a Glow ankeampt for line parcel', et late price.. Barley declined la to 2e., sad lame acd puff, 1.. OLOCCISTIBL, Die. 17.—There was a rather mall attend ance at our to-day's market. Farmers were very firm, and millers were forced to give the extreme prim of lam week, and in some instances •trige more money was paid. Barley la. to 2s. lower. Beans and peas slightly easier. Oats slow sod without change. Imports of the week soling Dec. 1: Barley, Ireland, 300; foreign, 8,930 ; oats, Ireland, 2,230; maize. foreign. 2,170. Octimroiat, Dec. 17.—Thera was again a large market of whest. Demand Wendy., and an advisee* of 1.. per qr. goaerally obtained for floe maple*, one parcel realising Ode. Old, 54..; other aorta from 40e. to 60.. No improvement io the demand for barley, intermediate qualities Whig almost unsaleable. though offered et lower rstea-40.. was the highest. Other grain withont variation. • DIRTVOILD, DEC. 17.—The supply of wheat to-day fair, best *maples road* last week's prima, inferior sorts lower. Barley met • dull sale for all except the finest sampler. Oats, peas, sad beans sold at hat week'. prices. Wheat, 20s. te 31a. per load. Barley, 26a. to 474. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 28s. per qr. Peas, 225. to 265. per load. Beans, 235. to 30e. per load. LRICESTIII, DSc. 17.—The show of wheat on offer was hardly so large ma %mush and farmers succeeded in obtaining ma advance of Is. White f•amplas cheered hands at 48m. to 60a.; rod, 425. to 46a. per 86 steno. There wan a moderate supply of barley, but PUplillT aorfswere scarce; malting wes as dear ...heretofore, 38s. to 42a. per quarter, grinding ex perience" a languid demand at easier pricer, 304. to 324. pee 30 stone. A tots business was done to owe at unchanged quotations; old, 304. to 34.. • new, 245. to 28a. per 24 stone. In beans, no Important change took piece ; old, 60., to 625. • new, 424. to 465. per 38 atone. Fine flour, 32a. ; second., 30s._; third., 25.. per neck. NIWCASTLI-UPON-TTNS, Die. 17.-At our market this morniog we had a moderate abow of wheat from the grower., and the arrivals cemeteries being equally so, fresh-thrashed maples sold quickly at an amendment of Is. per qr., new sewn country and foreign being at the same time in fur re quest at the full rates of the day einnight. F.m good runs of new Wicket* red, weigkiag 681e5., 46. ; and Boston red, 69a. to 691 lbs., 47e. we...equine, slip. 601ba., to which slam the business was chiefly confined. Old Danish and Luc in red met attention at 48.., made same weight, and had there been any extra now red Mecklenburg offering, it would hove commanded 61s. per qr. Flour did not sill freely, .till late ratea were well sustained. Malting barley lees pressingly offered. Foreign, such se new Danish, weighing 66 to 661 b., sold at 365. per qr., whilst come hoidens wanted more money, which masters declined giving; grinding not so much sought after. la beans and pea* little eurrisg. Oat., oa arc tint of the severs weather, were held more stiffly, with out however producing • oorreepondent trailing on toe part of buyer,. Tbs arrivals this week ere:-Wheat, cemeteries, 643 qrs.; barley, foreign, 320; eats, oosatwue, 2,116. Noaw lot, Dec. 17.-The supply of wheat on offer was not very large, and there bung rather • better &choir in the trade, the sales In some tiestenons were made st an advance of 6d. to Is pa quarter. Barley was in Com pnratlvely limited supply, and little !mein... was dune; former tutees mete about supported for molting and distilling sorts. Flour in favour of the seller. Whitt, wheat is Trued this evening 47e. to 61.1*.; red ditto. 425. to 46..; best chevalier malting !miry, 42a. to 46e ,• runs chevalier ditto, 34.'. to 405.; distilling ditto, 26e. to 27e. per quarter. Flour, 30e. 6d. to 81s. per sack from the miller. Norrotommts, Dec. 17.-The quantity of wheat offering woo lair, and prices were fully Is. higher than last week. Old white descriptions moved off at 60e. to 66e.; new, 464. to 634 ; old red, 445. to 481.; new, 41s. to 47e. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was about as large so unu.l , and infe rior samples were part:hateable at prices the torn in favour elthe buyer; the best sorts were unchanged; malting, 344. to Ms.; hale, 395. to 41s. per qr. grinding (old), 28e. to 315.; SM. 214. to 30s. per 30 stone. Tbe prime of u nto wire not materially altered : old, 275. to 33..; new, 26a. to 28..; foreign, 24e. to 29a. per 24 stone. Th e bran trade was erne at late rare.; old, 48.. to 62a.; new. 41e. to 445. per qr. fever flour, Ma. to 39e.; fine, 3t.. to 33.. per 20 stone. okiroaD, Rita. 17.—Then was a fair show of wheat at our market today in improved tonditita in consequence of th• dry frosty weather, but million; and dealers woe not &ovoid to puretuute freely, .n 4 former priers way to, quoted with a deli sale. Red wlutat, 41e. to 46. ; white, 45.. to 600. Seconds floor, 31.. per sock. There was a good qoastlty of burley on cffer, whteh moved off olusolobly at old rates, mad we note no alteratiou of pviseo In tabor grain. PITAL1101101:011, Dec. 17.—At our market to-day we had o pout ...pp', of w...ar, wirer* mot a fad. We at qr. over the priors vf the. day ...1. Barley dull eel.. Oar. the tura clearer. Beano made 1. par yr. wore money. Price:-114st red wheat. 46a. to 46..; Common, 41a. to 42a. per 50411 w. 0.. a. ilia. to to. Id. per atone. Bemis, 41a. to 42.. p r qr. of 6321ba. _ _ RIULDINO, Dac. 17.—The supply of wheat wan abort, bat the attaadaaos was tolerably good. The coactilka of moat of Primed sad ►OMW.d by WILLoAr Ins II Ai" of Ife. a. 1 . 0 t 404 [knot, la Ibe OW,Printer, M Om 0111 m. So Inmbud West. le the Precinct of Whheirlere.—Monee.Dicaram if le4l SHIPPING INTELLIGEN,OR CASUALTIES. Merman (ablp), fromLeadaatoab; port, Siperitherad a heavy typhoon when rev St John's, an wee lotally lot; muter ar.d crew saved. sad arrived at Kam.— Hoag Moue. O.t 13. Yore, of hooderland. from Quakes to liutlepoo.. moo shvadoted waterlogged, eat with ion of matelot:mut JO:doom, do., on LIIII 13th of Novenster, ha lat M PI, lon 33 W ; on. saved. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lom twooll, from New Odour brr Ltrorprot, N0v.17. lot 2739, 100 79.21. lbytwia. frrn Smyrne, Nov. NI, a Cape do Gait. Narkardot Thom peon (Wlp), Was Pow Orions for Idwrport, Nov. 17. re in W.. The., bolls, from Bombay to Erotica, OIL 19. Witruartbar, Iran Coleatta to Leedom. 980.7. let 1 11, kw 90 E. Tatra (barque), from the Clyde be 21: atop, Nov. It, tat 7 d, too 27 W. Erwaroa. froze Load... far Masada, Oot. 4,lat 1 N, lee Or E. Bridal Quo; from had, to litolbourro, !vow. 6, lat. $ ft, be _9964 W. oorifiUM7o .barque), from London far Alva Bay, About goof!, Out. 19, oral a los 27 W. OCONSIMM, from Liverpool tor lOirrodam, Sept. IA Ortarloo (ship), frcin Wary Mr Linden, Om. 29, lot 50 9, lon MI W. Doke of Wellington, from Sapporo for Lando., Oct. 1, 1at.19 9,10 n 117 R. from Calcutta, atoni n g rood-ant, Oct. 16, lot 98, to. 87 & Idooard. boot N tocostlo for bingotaue, Sept. 11, lot 31 8, lon U W. Fumy Marmon, fran Bristol for Gabon River, Dec. 11, lot 30 N, 100 II W. Gawp fluty, from Liverpool for Bombay, August 17, Mt 39 N, is U. Nuevo,. from Loudon for Calcutta, Out. 26, Mt 14 10 8, is 82 40 W. NO% um Ludas for Port Adelaide, 064.14 FUN 4 It, lon 30 W. WPM tulip), from Vtoparaiao tor Ltvwpool, Die. 8, 1.0 41 N, lon 29 W. flununa, from Lotden for Calcutta, Magog 6. A bridge over the East Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway., at Bootle-lane, grated by the Berl of Derby, fall to the ground on Thursday night. The traffic was suspended till late in the morning, whoa the line was cleared end the mining of the trains resumed. Fortunately no one was in jured by the accident, which is 'apposed to have been occa sioned by the action of the frost upon the mortar or iteratillt. NEW FIBROUS SUBSTANCE.— We (Glavoto Herald) have been shown a specimen of a new fibrous sub stance, somewhat rambling Pith, and pneessing remarkable strength. We undereand that it is the product of a tree. growing in South America, and that specimens, with what information con best present obtained, are to be laid takes the flat meeting of the Ch,niber of Commerce. A NEW HAND OR CHAMBER CANDLESTICK.--This domestic solids has been considerably improved upon by Xmas. Breeknall and Turner, who have invented a glass abode shielding the candle from the downward flow of air, allowing it to be carried rapidly without guttering or the serape of grease. This shads sots also se a preventative spina ere. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Poia.—Merrelloae corer aerials. AM jointo, pualmis of thelabi. and other crippling dimmest of the tome, .106‘.., and weed... bun h ere accoemll.bed hr nodosity. Ointment It Is the only nommen stitch pontoon any Improolou on them °melanin. The Ads also work wonders The ul. meat and plus Wadi both be mad al the rune time. for tho action of the one weedy molded by that of the other. Why amok! NI, Mama Leine eater from Me allowernentionod Loaladien. when liollo•ode Olotttent and PUla are to be totted in . p city and town In the worts! Those no!tie medicine. oom of rare balatma. and are am benign and We OS tiny are pored and ethrsoons. . . . [Arlvertieement.]—lts delicious aroma and grate. fm emoothneesattract the taste. whilst Itt emy aMinnilatire tom la Wen to the etemeen. Tbc ri , nmen. enabled thus plactoly to melee cuddling untrment. dlsroetr , It. content h, areshohemag the ...A MOK.. Tee elgeelloa, which. he. been eeNea.ed year. whops to the Irritant act,. or soca beverages se mffee and tea. Ands repose; sad Its normal rigour returaa.—Nolaaeof Epps elliomesopatbic Meads. Comm BIRTHS, 11ARRIA0118, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BIFIE : --Dee.. Id, at Dow Holloway, the wife or It. Bock, of BUughter. . J .t VI CLIA—Dee. IA at Dartford' Illeamer. Kent, the grlf •of the Rey. U. J. Mamie d a .ladnar. DliN? V Its. N. at Long.erota. Lbartdr. the elfe of the Paw. IL 1.1•07. Of •NW acLaULLC :11w la at Ulotatelaroad, Maids-hill Mat. Pin r. Behnore, of a eon. If hwrutc —Dec. 15. r Mlckleower, Derby.blre, the wife of C. T. Neertoo. Neg.. of • daoJbwr. I.LAYSIL—tree 13, at Porabory Lawn, Wandsworth road. the wife of E. Plow, of a dautmcr. aipu•Rkie —Dec. 13, al l'erchester equare. the wife of C. Ile:horde, 30., of adulator, RlDLltY.—teto. 11. at ficangton loom, Lea Wooctbate. the elf e of the Rev. N. J. Igelloe. of er/o. T I.'lc/h.—Doe. 13, at Aberietenth. the elm. of N. D. W. Trevor. Kw. W Inf of • itt—D er. ee. IL at the Panama" Groan.lead.grees. 1111310.1. Neer:. the wile of the Rec. W. %emelt. of a ma. Wit IS V.—Dec. 13, the eq., of John Iroloe Whitt/. LL.D., A.A..001 and 1111 nine Euetiper sad Ordnance Map Asent, of 3S, Puha tntne.trect. W..1r010bt...r. London, and filcketatotra 11'4 WOW/ CallOW, of. 4Cutiti aOO. MARRIAGES. COPX9—N E WTO —Dec 14, at Tried) Church. Cheltenham, by the Rev J. It. S Gmt., Philip Reginald. boo of the tote Hot. P. J. cock; of /Melia° 11all, 8 oop, to umulla, daughter of the kW Ite.. W. e.to., 01 told Cleerc,„ Sureenet. nAm I.IItOU Oil— HOOD.—Det. 17, at All Paiute Church. Pm loner*. place. Near W. htmll rough, Es% , to the llotaourable (*.Ana Ilar7 11.4. MiRdEIt—LINDSAY.—Pee. 14, at the pedal, church. Middleton, Laeuebtre. by the Rey lt. I/orator]. Mr. Mercer. Ar Mueoces. Argyll.hlre, to lillsabetl4 daughter or Mr. R. 1.1 , dune, at Igoe& Ilmak. Kan. MO IttlettiN—NlC/101SION.—Dee. at Befteu rhumb, by the Rev. Mr Tuaker, Robert Riaglead, or of It. Morri...o. IJ_ _Yer pool, to Melee Hopwood, daeghter of the late J. LI Sleholsoe. ae , b. of LOIN Brighton. IWTOl4.—Dee. 15, at the ontbedral, Mtacbeeter. by Um 1t.,. W. Parket. all Jobe, • , o of Mr. Coue.c.llor Negri , " of Lres. Mall. 41.8 bier of the late Mr. S. Neel , " of Aaliroveder- DEATHS. BAMFORD —Dec 15. at Apgar Villa. Chet,* .m. lt. Bamford. Dec, J. P. tor Oloudritar sad Hanford. 67 ItieSOL—Dealda6 Der tleuthaera. 6t r e. Hata. 011.Art011..—Dee. .3, at A7Qtdpland North Brittou. 1.1.6 a Marla. wife c 4 J. Crafter. Iraq HALDAN R.—Des 16, 16 Lanky 1301., Dada 0. Haldane. of Lherdal. HUTT~Dta 16. at Allannardeetrost. London. JWia, wife of Major- Oren& MM. U.B. LIM/Id—Dm 11.06 Deptford. Frenere, re/let of the It. a WI% LW. seed WADDINGT id ON —Did ta, Man dm, erre of D. Wedding,'" E.C. it South Doak. Dealb.ll 16. at Chase Side. Southgate. Yea. Caroline WS. Nana. aped 711.