The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-16 00:00:00

JMPEWAL -f4aLUMO7. The walfitopeicit lead by - the Lat 4 Chteredler yteScr:ary alteraoen was eselleed to irebele•beipte • --Ore voramice which heir been assated is lie Rollie. of Commons by the aoespeance of elks ea the pert of several of its assabers. Her was pleased to direst that an epportualtr i r2 be adbrded ter issuing tho writs to supply these twenties, and to assure both bones that after a imitable recess they might preened to the eonsiderit - Lion of such matters as would then be laid before them. The Lind Chancellor, who was introduoed .by Lord Romilly and Lord Chelmsford, took the ' oath and his seat !re Lord Hatherley; and then their lordships adjourned till the 11th of February. Owing to the pecuhar circumstances of the present moment, the moving of the writs in the House of Commons was not so merely smatter of form as is usually the ease ; and in order to avoid opposition, Mr. Ayrton, to whom the task had been entrusted, found it necessary to explain that he should move the writs only in eases where the time forpoti timing had elapsed, and where no petition claim ing the seat bad been presented. Several writs were moved and ordered without opposition. The mention of Mr. Gladstone's name was received with cheers from the ministerial side of the house, while when Mr. Ayrton read out the words " the Right Honourable John Bright" a slight titter ran along the conservative benches. When the writ for London was moved, Mr. Ooldney raised a slight difficulty by objecting that a petition had been presented against the return of Mr. Ooschen, and that the house had no official information as to whether it did or did not claim the seat. At the same time be admitted that he was personally aware that no each claim was made. Sir R. Palmer, who was greeted with cordial cheers, pointed out that all the house required was infor mation from one of its members, and that after the statement which Mr. Ayrton had made, the mere fact of his moving this writ amounted to a declaration on his part that the petition against Mr. Goschen's return did not claim the seat. Mr. T. Collins, whose re-appearanoe in the house did not pass unnoticed by his friends, was for issuing the writs, whether the seat was claimed or not ; and after Mr. Ayrton had, in the most perfectly official manner, deprecated further discussion, the motion was agreed to, and no further question arose upon the issuing of the writs. A host of notices were given for the early days of February, and after a few members had taken the oath the house adjourned till Tuesday, the 29th inst., when the remaining write will be moved. HOUSE OR LORDS —Trzemtir DEC 15 The Royal Commissioners took their seats • few minutes atter 2 o'clock. The commissioners were the Lord Chancellor (Lord Batherley), the Earl de Orey and Ripoa r the Earl of Kimberley, the Earl of Bessborough, and recount Sydney. Sir Anon/me CL/FFOIID (Black Rod) was commanded to summon the attendance of the members of the House of Commons. A few minutes afterwards the Speaker, accompanied by a number of hon. gentlemen, appeared at the bar. when The LORD CHANCELLOR said—My lords and gen tlemen, we have it further in command from her Majesty to acquaint you that since the time when her Majesty deemed it right to call you together for the consideration pf many grave and important matters several vacancies have occurred in the House of Commons, owing to the acceptance of office from the crown by members of that home It is, therefore, her Majesty's pleasure that an opportunity may now be given to issue writs for supply ing the vacancies so occasioned, and that. after a suitable recess, you may proceed to the consideration of such matters as will then be laid before you. The SPEAKER having retired, Earl GRANVILLE moved that the Lord Chancellor take the oaths and his seat as a peer of the realm. The Loan CHANCELLOR then retired, and a few minutes afterwards re-entered the house, conducted by Lord Chelmsford, Lord Remaly, Sir Augustus Clifford (Black Rod). Sir Charles Young (Garter Ring-at-Arms), and Lord Edward Howard. reprmenting the Duke of Norfolk, Hereditary Earl Marshal. Lord Hatherley, advancing to the throne, laid the patent of his peerage at the foot, and then promoded to the table and handed it to the clerk, by whom it was read. Lord Hatherley then signed the roll, and was conducted to the bench appropriatel to the barons, where he took hie seat. He next proceeded to the dukes' bench on the opposition side, whore, remaining severed, he also took his seat. He was then conducted to the woolsack, Where he took his seat, and a number of peers took the oaths and subscribed to the roll. Lord FrfERIEHAM presented his patent, and took the eaths and his seat ea Earl Feversham. Helms intro duced by the Earl of Malmesbnry and the Earl of LUCIEL THE ELECTION OF SCOTCH PEER& The LORD CHANCELLORZihawt; aoq;ain t your lordships that 16 peers have been returned to serve in the present parliament for Scrtland; and there being an equa lity of voices fer two other peers, who, therefore, are not returned, I have to move your lordships that it any lord shall think himself concerned to petition this house in relation to the late election of peers for that part of Great Britain called Scotland, such lord hie hereby time allowed him for so doing until the 15th of February next, and that no petition will be received after that time. The motion was put and agreed to. THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Earl GRANVILLE—I have to acquaint your lord ships that the late administration having renamed their efilaes, Mr. Gladstone has been commissioned by her r suc ceeded to form a new government, which he has mac in doing. I have, therefore, to express the hope that your lordships, under these circumstances, will not think it unreasonable if I move the adjournment of the Lowe until Thursday, the 11th of February. The motion was agreed to, and their lordships adjourned at five minctes to 3 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TLTEEDAy, DEc. 13. 'he SITAXER 1,,0k the chair at two o'clock, when there was a very full attendance of members. - ROYAL COMMISSION. At ten minutes pest two o'clock Sir Augustus Clifford, gentleman usher of the black rod, was announced, and Saying advanced to the table be said: Mr. Speaker—The lord@ who are authorised, by virtue of ber Majesty's command, desire the immediate attendance of this honourable house in the House of Peers. The Sigras.an, followed by a large number of members, alien proceeded to the House of Lords. On his return, after a short absence, the right hon. =an said :—I have to inform the house that this 4:1 this day attend in the House of Peers, when the Lords Commissioners appointed under the Great Seal made the following communication to both houses. (The right hon. gentleman read the message reported above.) me, swearing of members was then proceeded with. The bet batch, comprising about 40 members, included r ir rj e. aweett, Sir R. Palmer, Lord C. Hamilton, Lord C. Lord H. Thynne, Colonel North, Mr. P. A. Taylor, Mr. Matheson, Mr. Gore Islington, Sir E. Lacon, Mr. Barrow, Mr. Ringlake, Lord IL. Grosvenor, and Mr. Greene. Intie second bat* consisting of eight members, there were Mr. C. Bentmck, Mr. W. H. Gladstone, Mr. Clay, Mr. Howes, Mr. Graham, and Lord IL Scott. SESSIONAL ORDERS. On the motion of Mr. ATRTO7f, certain papas were ordered to be laid before parbaraent, and the usual ses sional orders were read by the Speaker, and agreed to. ABYSSINIA. Mr. OTWAY brought up a report of Mr. Raseam relat ing to Abyssinia, which was ordered to lie on the table. • NEW WRITI4. Kr. AYRTON mid that in asking the house to proceed to order the issue of new writs, in accordance with the gracious communication which the house had received, it might be convenient that he should state the course which it was intended to pursue in consequence of the great change which had taken place by the Sl i t r i k f r the act at the elate of last session relating to • s at elec tions. Ile might remind hon. mem that under the proceedings which had been superseded petitions were presented to that house within such time as the house pre scribed under the power conferred upon it by the statute, sad, in the exercise of that power, did ordinarily abide by a serional order, th a t all petitions should be presented within 14 days of an unquestioned return. la conse quence of the law which had been petitions would bow • be poenisted to a that house, ounaly, the Court cd Oomme ta st i ? ? = E an t d of those petitions were to bs presented within 11 der after the ro tas had bees delivered in by the proper officer. They 104 therefore, sow to coseider what course should be paneled in coasequines al ths drag' in the law. Nothing eauld le more ismotheseisat than au the addled* of the sh ,olwiders of do wows, sad snore particularly of the law alletheo to sot= into any damasks as to the eoures whisk the house Willi Walt it most ~,p saitot to sue ifiliey were is smell of sap hovel res iu gh li . g therefore it wee proposed that the house aincild sodas limit mop within the limits of the • of C Aga semsion wakb , milretille4 up to the 7 move far th dose e a swat writ. as could act reship loot ante sonely, the writs In eases where the Poo for _had expired. There were several theft to Which r for petitic th bed not Jet void eootroverey it tE the . aonvenienrittot booth to the of adJeuna tha pressed Moe* wilPo inne o! th e rthisining writs would be moved for. only t was one other quad= that WO, Poolib.Z alio, end was thawith refesz s e4fb li e a bee to of rat eases wliere f =tion b o g b go ab o t the seat ea dr SO abed the beast OW siorfifsg, to INC Obirevertapealllithksi Wes caw, seat on behalf of the petitioner, but merely whim thatems election 'sight be deelared void, it had been the practise to direst • new writ to issue if the menhir sabsesod had or Tfl. Etrizik uepMt ethos miller the It was Wended sa tha permit ommie• to adhersier9r. that mune et =iet and be wen* mash& by movie( that Kr. is bit aerial le the Clark a ea Ow* Is ma gat a now writer sia t sheiks of a te ewes 114e1 preset for the cd Owinwick VW room of Right Hoa. W. IL ((mss)—wkis eines hie steed= for the said beiongb, aaa wealth* the °Sloe of Pint Lord of the Treasury. • The motion was agreed to. • The following writs were also ordered to brae: For the city of Oxford, in the room of the ftht Mja. E. Cardwell, who awn his election bad oomph* the oaths of Secretary for War. lrce the Unicemity of Landes, in the room of the Hon. Robert Lowe, Who Wiwi his elation bad e the Wilco of Charier es the Bashaelloes For Fontefropt o is the room of thelaigebt Hew. H. C. IL ' Childers, who einee k e i Ztlan had aseeptel the case of Fit At Lard of the -* For itinniagbeim, in the roam of the.Wia Has. John Bright, who sine hie elation bad sampled SS elks of President of the Beard of Trade. Ohms.) On the mottos he the time of new the On of a member tar the City of lambs, ia as Illawa the Right Boma. J. Goethe% who slam his mesa= bad accepted the cake of Preidint of the Poor-law Mr. OOLDNRY eibmilled that while the lita ll a r : 1 1 bad encor ; mnos , 0 tione ci a wri drotion gt ea the ss w= mat bad b was een claimed, but he begged is ! a mnia the bows that eines the act paired at 111Wellses lose amnion the eAtme a. Li . cse which the boom kid et psalm, was allot of and parties pidlimell maiest, which was this prwarilied akar is the Omit of Oommcm Mesa Li that list appeared the name of Pm*. as klailli si kaa petitioned agate* by some parties, wall the beam no informationlisane It as to whether the sot wis awed or not. Ile haltered that Ilr. Goodies's eat was not claimed, but still the house had no information on that point. He bedetideme himself intended to move for a return of all the p that bad beim premitai--thear hear)-but the Speaker had riled B , at gook a motion would be improper. The epasotioa for the house to con sider was whether in the abeam, of any knowledge whe ther the mat was claimed or not they would be doing right in timing this writ, and it might be well, he thought, to bane some expression of opinion from the their as to the course width ohm* be pursued. Sir R. PALMER, who rem amid ohms, said be entirely concurred with what had fallen from the hon. number =to the extent that la a ems in which the petition the seat, it would still be as hamper as at say farmer time for the bones to bane a Writ what It sealed have no wreak knowledge that there existed a : bet he apprehended that it bad always been e ea p aw of the house to receive information of facts knows to its !armhole, and which, if *muted, weld be wailed in the most authiatie margin (H ear, hew.) It would have been jive as easy to the lease bad DO knowledge of the right bon. having steepled offi cticae, as to say that lii el ei mk kno mw that there was no poli agdait his theilioO, him Mat. (M hear.) The Dom *amber far the Tower Hamlets bid, , of course, informed bison that there was no obstacle to the imagg of the writ, allhaeghlia had not thought nesse iary to my so. In mak/ag bis motion lie pa, the eminence that he bad satisfied himsaf on the subject. The honourable MEd', opposite was e quall y aware that the seat wee not *aimed; mod the matter Ddng therefore notorious to Miry ens he (Sir R. Palmer) ap prehended that no further information could be netheary on the subject. (Hear, hear.) Mr. COLLINB suggested that it would be a wise exercise of the discretion of the house to decide that writs should issue in all ewes whether the seat was claimed or not, as otherwise attempts might be made to keep a cabinet ininibter out of the house, and thus to interfere with the choice of the crown. The point had already been raised in the OWNS of the present Lord Chief Judie and of Lord Bury, and in neither case wee justice interfered with by the issue of the writ. Mr. AYRTON deprecated the continuance of a discus sion upon which the house could not then come to any conclusion. lle could assure the house that he had taken the course suggested by his hon. and leanied friend the member fort Richmond, and, in point of fact, held in his hand the office copy of the petition of the right hon. member for Loudon ; and in that petition no claim was made for the seat. (Hear, hear.) He could assure the house, that he made his motion under a fuU same of the responsibility attaching to it. (Hear, hear.) Writ ordered. New writs were then ordered for Southwark, Mr. Layard having been appointed Chief Commiftioner of Works ; for Halifax, in the room of Mr. Stanefeld, now a Lord of the Treasury ; for Plymouth, vacated by Sir R. Collier's, acceptance of the office of Attorney-Oeseral for Exeter, is the room of Sir J. D. Coleridge, now Solicitor- General ; for Bradford, vacated by the acceptance of the office of Vice-Prendeat of the Committee of Council on Education by Mr. W. E. Forster ; for the city of Ripon, in the room of Lord J. Hay, appointed a Lord of the Ad miralty ; for the boroujh of Truro, vacated D4 , 1111'2- pointment of Captain Vivian as a Lord of the and for the borough of Wareham, in the rociingr. Calera% EPORTING DITZLLIGENOIL iCR9a L L 1 T WpITIR NZlTTlNG.—Tamillall • ill t1:11; 11111 ea=l g re 11l 'll.ll • Wed VW re ;r . I =ll L . ik al atr i a talmmil4 gad =dip Theagliwa.altat e Om of the faveththe sett, , beeline maid aet fan. I ii tal•VV el 4,21.1 ti via s ti tae Vi .. 6 .,,..; Itiiair=et ili nee . 7ethe thetiedihe Ms r e 1 21 .111 The ke iti w r k the 1111 two or e thent --the sad Altirra hot those. Old St "dil a; vs woe thaw asp diatwatwww, es pey , wbe le heNterether ace— phi& • say tam . thin rate at thigh d • lb la cansegnsest ef though bathed as the mai, bath* ben shwa mirth .INottirt thaw ille Mr. sod piiii kite7thi ll ie l a? e=e the iiiiii the 1 Prepstg mod: the pokey, getting teas& the aperient oppenthel: Baum Ilthasa Zara of 3 sem oath, with la adad ; 113.11, lir Tit* palm ithoweaces. Aboolt am mile sad •UM OM MR of hetes- (/ lobs-) Mr. • Preame, by Lembbia--Isily Ismehbria's MSS 43819, s ite KM at. P alv Aae v onj 1 • Ni. W. 's Ipft Olessen (doe), II pa. lath(J.Pottse I N:. Alwyn'e Ito Ws (1111thi pa, lletithi (W. • 11 Patti art Mimi shoo.. MiliM; •to 1 Wlth Mem^ II to • apt Lady othesen, tad 1 two." Lady ithaeara at • meanie poet ant ma the la il. • Sam kith of ithe Oohs Pa=l Itere dges. the Zegthe 1 e. Oohs tan a s to ib v i Y howi, sad =aliaiteijiA Tai la the led gawks ef • mith •••17 by • vow thhil, - halm bytes le ;t: bon tho KM hulk 11l Mhos balm aff. The Who. ate IPSO 14044213 kr 0 guilees. • Ilmecar run er el eon. we : whams slim About az Wr i rrrearoood's MAIS, by Mereyes—Necideor, 3 SP Mb thoodlal Mr. Geedwia!" _Morales liter, 11 pi, Ist db . ...11ft 1 Kr, AKIN% Wltt Hoe, 0 are. aut Ilb The Mewing alto am :ulaire, Baessert, aid; Con keg*, Oauder, Cheddlaatea, and Lpaingles Betthig: awl (at losi i Os 1) apt limn, • to 1 apli Nemeth, 5 to la r Ito 1 mob 0 0 elapart awl Nasolag Mar, to 1 eget sad 143) lie $ espet W . yam Olt Ma mt. bed Pithy gene .4 to i e i who was cloudy Illiiieded by Bee, lime f u r: Cesteur ai lrame, sad is themes. Vil the Mm fee temeabem Mile compead, oB Klusiat • won wer i tt o rt 3 keg& ; • ead • bell divided the meth& the sad a heat el f NM 142 s0 00r m aapt big la the lailos poi- NA, Math, the others panic up, tae Art seam Ca . thin Coap Laumear arsertataase al le sew. soh, wit! IA added; vinare earns. About three miles. (4 tubs.) Ni. A .lidee'e Othifthow, by Thessambp-dlith • x.,i Mr. Mates Wealthier% 4 idsp Mb 3 C'epteirthimate INlamed, aged, Met lelb laFel 3 The follawfwg ake ran :—Banesdkbers, Ifklieriteinith ead MAL sia : tea earresj =t u t 1•;) I ~ to a a m i ti b e a pl . sr iddienow ? ad stil ls = am the is.,. Like clearing the Ina hush Lased, she WIT, took • this hod, Deasselkhma dames MK place. At the brook )(hand refued. mut BeetereMeth. wee heft with the commead, but she weepus d by 011311eir_ make& ray on tidal, with 7lttsalehrr and, Illkozwi, **.o got asset the mood otampt, ehoeilefa. Oa rwishiwg the Imp ••at the Woad the whinth cies ether, but whoa they Wi l co mile the d el ed eft, Mimed 4mbly IMO Raring Maid Mewing dear at lkiaraditmea ad Ititewieths; droppng Ste the meg Fet es boa Ur i : li tho mead time almost simalimasimly yak into the thlei pleee, hot Erseglatitr im on= B.. a llhor ak took a clear Bad, N'amilere sistlig with )- burn dimitibask tato the arapear _e3 _lnfiteattbra. These ouiutere Of • mss from bee lanes " Mall 4111314 le the heels of Nimrod, sad the latter dropping away, the wee joined by Venetians., sad the eau need away ho Mat of their held to the lad fence, where Boma Beldame liewa. addltellior to afterwards took ihe lead, and holding ft OS the 11011, won essay by three lengths Twice that distance divided the mooed and thud, Bannockburn was fourth, and Ilateateber last, beaten off. TN t Nell IT STA IZS of I Man each, with a added : *Men extra. About as (=kegs. (7 but") Mr. Antbraees Inbentor, by Nevado/ter—Same, • Tit alb Aterelng t T o nel I Yr. Atkin:es Cnnewell, 4 yrs, hi 121 b . ..4ketett Dlr. Lines IA Borrentum, yrs, tiot —Madan I The following alio ran : —lAdy Polniemton's eter. War Queen, end Landlord. Betting : ► to It eget Landlord, 3 to 1 ape Wet II to I art the Lady Peke/estop gather& a to I each eget La Sarma tian and Cromwell, and 7to 1 sot Inheritor. La therentioa showed the may to • hundred yatde, what ohe dropped beck, and the lead was taken by laktoitar, who was closely fullewed by the Lay Palmerston by Lkerewell, and Peter ante tbe t, where the Lady talmeraun Octets waa in towable, and wtibm the rthitOt both La Barrentana and Cromwell made their effort, but they failed to get up, Inheritor winnieg by a short heed tram (Uneven, who was a meek only In front of La Beneedina. The Lady Palmerton gelding was fourth, Pettit !Rh, and Leased lard, The ?fewer was not said. _ liannial 60 1110;;7TIF/0 aiiln over the stospisehens MOM MZ. W.Tauley, junior's, bt.buid,ll yr% 114 ~..., I " comosse. P Kr. J. Reynolds's PWespok, aged, MIA nb... 1 --- • ELLIMU grease of B sirs. each, with 10 added ; Ireland tor (v ia : , with selling and other allowunses. About des nark:win F. riaba'a Ligbtaing, by King of Timtlei qUirkil2o), dj4,4 in• 1 lir. J. Wood's Red moos (LW, I yrs, 74 Kb (Buller 1 Sir W. Call's Einolitut (L 10), I yrs, fit fib (W in The foaming also tin :—lddy Annie (MN Ursula), Dion. BettEo 4 apt lightning, 3to 1 Ihnelina ate tape Red Ri and 6 to I “har three." made the whole of the and won cleverly by bat a from Red Mo, who w•ei three-quartise of • length In trout ot lady Annie woo fourth, Mom up ; limpasiem,lllth mid Primula lam. TM winner was sold to Mr. J. Wood not ma animas. Tea lit'llol.ll Rees PLATS ed AO move ; Mem= oats. About two mats, over six hurdles. Mr. IL Maah's Pairita, by dr 3 3. 1 01 3 nb (sr. rAason) 1 Mr. G. re's Plphus, 5 yrs, 1 be... . . ..... .(J Patter) 3 3tr. Barns Brown Jog, It yes, 10st 71b (Marsh) 3 The following also tam :—V ' ran, Virginia Cromer, Mim &kerma, Beanstalk and Domino. Betting L 2 to 1 ;get Virginia Creeper 6 to 1 each apt Miss Sterratt and Domino 100 to 16 apt Brown Jug, and 10 to I each art Pakritn, liphas, sad Besnetalk. Brown Jog made play with Virginia Creeper, tlphm, and Domino in close atten- Aimee, Mir mental and Patella sureeediog, with Vision beer be up the rem. In this way they ran for a quarter of a mile, when Domino ma up and took the lead, after flight of buallos, but . was soon psms fl clea ltyr,.. i=t, who was suseeeded by Virginia Creeper, I:lpkvis, and Potrita. Miss aliment" metatarsi her advantage until three-questers of a mile from home, when the hematite took tip the tmaan, Brown Jug going on wand. Mira likratan giving wry to t lyaas, Domino, and Parini, as they oachod. the Lend, rounding which Virginia Creeper was and Brown J after showing in *dunce for a few strid4, was end llibus, wan inn a good r a m to the die at Palmas drew not, and won cleverly by Mil a losigth, which distance dividad the mooed and thinl. Wes Skarratt. Vision, and Vtartnia'Creeper flubbed abreast of each other just in front of Domino who WWI seventh. Beanstalk was pulled up a quarter of a mile from home. TIOTTIWO NAlrli ms VA —A mike fer 808 wide came of yesterday at (Tawny, m the NIA Jos* Pout the Three Bridges station. The rani Ohern de WSW/ of our trotting and sporting redeem know, affords SAPIIIi for a mile roes wftboet rise or declivity. The sipßlom lideased to Yosers. Jacques, d Lewes, and J. Mama, of Beitallash sad the proscribed comes wea the wile spoken of above. Yr. J=e mos grey wan, 145 beads, sad the other • chestnut L3+nada, and both were in eile condition when they own to the mark. There was a limited tie ainir being kept West, owing to the number of rouglw usually mumble en On met Workers trotting matches. Betting WWI 6t04 on the grey, who broke shortly after starting, and by the time she Ina round the other had got 80 yards awed ; this the grey =WAdiminished to short 109 yaada of home. whale but opticarCOVering, wss only sag g y ar d s the eistetout Ws . Tune. a minutes. . _ &mum' Baca roe lOU—Yesterday afternoon a boat rare far IMO a side came off front After to gamer, between Artiste Ilea, of Kew, and John Cozen, of ffarbitini, both water nes. Die has won Daggett's coat and badge, and C ozen curried off the principal f rise at the late Bons of the Thames Regatta. Cozen was the favourite at 6to 4, and Mr. C. Wilma wee referee. The attendance we thin. Lies had the tholes of water, taking the north aide. Re awns away with a lead of half a leugtb, and bald it to the Point, Idea, ikel boomed it to a knob, and shortly after tea the ether's wader. At Nammar smith be allowed Gds to cam up, bet sent way ens. and played with We man until airy est ye press, sae the k uhre, when Cozen drew level, and eels may sr to wake, strenuous aorta to win, COxes ocening is a lira. %if • 11(11MTV4VIRIL-4364 I& ' Mitartir Raw ef Iles RAO • ' sawA iii ' • On =kola IMO • Me wid—lllr. before I CV s lo Ermt*=.7l`""" of 0 v. the ,_" I le lays word with referenee to tbe ene C T I O I NDaw v. Ida." I titer the observalicee I wade ea That ewe leave beta ainiader stood. I gave at length • fall ebifewess et may wawa' lam the ease wee lewd, bat it eosins lie brie been sup penal that ay fedlineent wadi yrereat free dliorsioa if lb, mann id breeatkna la ine. My Wen Ike Iran fur hew tbat. Mr. isiais a:OmA ia ilse4 war ems itive r wee ensibesd to Int; awl V I bed bil win weal set base interbred at ell bed wee melba quokka which r hi relg to do with taw writs of the invention. via, • . Daw's lowntlen wee new. That ie tin einaillea to be Wed tare Masa and ft wee for dimming Oei s t i a ge asli a egidlet tlie hi Lef tbe bed to de will tbe ef tt, Ifr.esa =unbend Mb to lbe smears of this wart So alio Ilar e =ll la the *der.tl was neat p ke s. y r ISA is the newsroere a; an wart laterfetel at Es.at wan* after be bad sashed wake Int On et the es=se paps M MM. el the n be lett to er aws the ai s4 ll 4the a OMAN brrentio, had Alike to de will lb seri* end refined et a ikon by Mr. VIII of kb invention, Ord I lbessltthe editor wee not entitled to his eats. If On ebenvation etlkiek I wade (awl I read = the sta ges r i a view situ en S,then wbee the bad been I think they could not lave been Is to bet ee seek winipprebensio en ia=t s ci ii ne.l Wm tbeeskt it rather desirable it devoid be wereseed. (Before Vlae-Chaireallor Mr B. Manua) MILT IP. 21.14 N.P. ' 0110114. lids bill wee lied ti Mr. Oeorw Gray, of Garde- Chubs Batlhadarc biia, sal other ihsreatoldere ia iresibavaase, LAM ad Oriagsa Da y, apart the dacha of the ecampay, to oaks thear - Mlle ae for a brush as tart a aikapplyiag MOW dew yeatsahip fads, .i!athiat lee Mama Mak for partidipatag Tatar breath of Inst. - Wlladdiartione yes opening the came what the east The folowitig coaxal are aim Maga —Mr. Gleam, Mr. Xerriaire, hr. Drook Mr. I. Peary" Mr. Itabargh, Mr. V. Hawkim, Pimaer Mr. WeVar, Mr. Dowling, Mr. Mr. Caldstott, Wickens. Mr.ll. Pearson, pad Me. Jahns. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Dso. 15. (Before Mr. Oormioloser Window.) _ _ _lx Int 1111 1171 V SLAV= VAIBLINI. _ ink• taakiiiitTrai7d7ei ti7 3 ,5 , - m cwll7ag l it Biwopshire; and of was the eigy far essminstiorredlschszge. 110 debts amount to 9,U4i., egoist which ewe EM , held as sestirity valved at moistiag of Railway sham% Uplawpre hieing in hi ir ß :Tr i ings, and edit esterelliin. Mr. Btrangwayes appeared for the assignees, who wished for ingsby as to sale of the living of Brandon by the bankrupt, end as to the value of the securities. Mr. Lawrence, I. lien of the bankrupt, briefly exa mined him on thous palate. Eventually an adjournment wee ordered with the understanding that the soignee. should tender requisi tires to the bankrupt. P .1# witenriarvw! - • - , • "soar Laikrieniers *Agin% BAKUPWIII. a tirtillitaratimiiatiktrest Mogen. lousy GM Woodkortal, Vp Mll U rtweastatik=_ W . or* 41....0%.. 61, 116 2. CAIIIIOIMT. VIIMMIMG■II.Bit. Plailiss, SOW Mild. 11.1114 at Caesium, leult_._ tatiat,Dee.Skat U. Cal" Oseass Irsualltur. INIfOOOl. lis awl tr .... ine aftr:o 6 : . 11 : a.t..1......ii7wiii7 11. 261,064 1111111. im iladerali.. oinaturlo7.ol.4lloll - Saxton, wash usteor. AIL 11. at I. - ,4 - iika: rdiebro. -- rialkler, Du. all, at U. Otamto&Ampooroo Aaron. Eleitesa. Sakwattwir,Jaa.ll, at IL Witham% j Seteepaase awl Yerebeeevask Arne !imp r. ebeasater, aa. 11, at IL Ii CT att. Ma J anu Peontaapciato, Qty. dark lioutur. Mau Sus Tula, Una unabost. ha. 11, at IL !sr Ituumsa, Vailaisa==r= 1. Latrobe, Reentaaw, , twalweer, Dee. 111, at 1. Pamirs, Wassas, WilliAL. Itheidaad-rd..vialosUar,Janat,att. =lt A lwo/ottall=v-walk,lateetadeatieser,Dse.KkaU. stew wwwitZ wa Dve. wa ttztx .. . FiNOMD: liasurra, Lestaarwil. DIA U. 'AL Mr". x ., == Di r . *l, at 1. 74. Woodmen* otai Jas. Lt, at t. iksastavo. IL to ts2l, Nota Iktstoo, stuahmt te- a g =d e rm IL amo st I. Ibaus. Paioatiocs Wis.u6n, emborarkeet sod Aemlose, Mea. 116. at IL Anota, Wflataitjartz-ahne. IL WO% sums, ha. 11, at 1. Sirraca, thesow, lawastaka/l-etreet sad Dazakty-rod, Stockwell, skip backbit, Dalt, 11. at 11. Daum, Ontaro, UtitopsyskroUnt. ladles, Doe. SO, at I. Trios, Dan. IL at Wtu.s.to. ;Gnat Nuf.abowireet, boot taaaohotorat. a. llama, thwart, Fars, Old Yu& Isdroma, Ja0.16,14111. Woroasonto.Arrayartad..Clty-rd..lsltareotter.Dte"aUt. Wasaiw t ar Witwasaa, 118.1=e amm itter,D=1. Www al" St. reerweead, yak IS. at 1 . Worn, Naciusa.Lootlat446*A. Ckekies,leatberedkuratee."atl. Wvee, lasoasaag Juan, Tab-rat, Itattrosa. comanter, Jon. 11. at t. W WILLLUI, AVOINIIKII, 0121b11111411kbader,Dee.30.1411 WOOO. Itatb..un•••.Laommilkbeilits,D•eacytin. Attie ruptalhe Mild Ootoft. . - Asks, ememaa, Ilawyst, Ida at W. his Walk peatwldar, Dem.lo, at 11. Acorn% Orneims, aleekbeatea. YarkskZ=ar_, Jam a, at IL Luau, lowa, Dom. !t r am 11. trews, SOWS, et f a lt 7 1;11 1 1 1 0:1110 6. 31 1 ,USSC WUSWOnI maim batmen, lea. S. at Pi. C.aas.srca Wnara. Timm tricirtabir, Dee. 28, at it. CATITILIS, CATIMIOS Asa, WIWI, a a lades,- boom, Doe. 11, MI U. COLLIS Cairns, fosse Trierbarrerabera eaaat,Jeal,at g::.4 4 *SOSUS, .0111mirs Dee. >q at L Jame, Ommlrnarnk., abased, Dee. 29, at IL Dowmern, New. lashaeger DSO SO, SS IL Dam Mae Met Mast Jess. 8, at 11. IITTWI.,hmBB,I2I9Ib dip Omar, Jan. U. st it Annul. . tale, Jan. 9, at IL cabbed maker, lam. T, at it. Glues, jaammas . a , Doe. 93, at IL Oarr, Jon Serb ladellikpalbleitt s errstlt. 011111ISCSI, JAWS% Greif? ears mordhaat,Dee. IS, aUL emnamma, Joamm, Great malerntar, Dee. 11, at u. Gaon. Roman, Deerasse, W market gardrner, Dm. 19, at IL Mawr, Jeans, Xiddletat aid Maarimitet, eons atartimat, Jas. 11. at 11. Dm.. Amp, Ilasthastar, wheelwright, Dee. 29, at 94. 114semanrom. Boasat settee* Wandekabire, matmfae tearrni desk, law 11, at Bourse, Itowaare armours, 11nelektrele1d, bat eneueulaeturer, Dee. 91, at 10. • Doom, Amass, Maseberee. cab peoprietar, Dee. 20, at 94. Boaz" JANOS J an, Daaky, Stafordebire, late beer retailer, Jam. 4, at it Erveremmie, theirerne,pormat ltet. segerb.,ba at 12. Beerraa,Twasa jaa.,a,Htafforekeh.,baker.lan.tat &maws, Grams, Derbyals., biadameitb. Dec.Le, at 1 1 . Joan, loam EDWIN usagoaea. MOOS, Jame. 6, at 12. le emus lower Domed., dabyrnao,Dee.ll,at Imo mt. Iderna , _ooolle, 4111Ohille, deter marmer,Dee.96,ltl2. YOSOA.S.JAIIM, itaarma.limaatsk.,batsbeme keeper.Decto,au. °STOMA/MI Jamas. Deelleortb,Warwieleate.,Makeeern,Dee.lo.Mll. POSTON, FIRDIBRICS WILLIAM. Btoarbeidse sad Berdley, Worces tershire, attorney, Jae. t at it. PIOSTIST. WILLIAS. Oloweeter, merictration learnt. N.P. ti, at 12. mown , Dacia, 81mdfortb, Durham. pubbean. Dec. re, at It. Itirmamorne. Coutes &morn, Nabbed!, etadordehire, late farmer, Jan. t at It. Roaabra,Witume, Liverlool, attaraers clerk, Jan. 4, at 11. Ereasaa,lreu.sme J ANIL Eteter,commental tasocller,D•c.23,at 12. ROLLYPOOliosira,Brlerk7-tull,Btalford.b.,cerperiter,JanAx 12 &exert meat Danow.en.Purneas, Laaraabire, grocer, Der. 24, at 10. *root Ornamt, Ilasernater, wise Sllesebast, Dee. V, at 94. Tacamme, Osmium Lavernool, general marobaat, 2, at it. VAIo,LL, J 063111 .T axe% verpool, made seller, lan. 4, at It. WILLIAMS, Jon, Uvulae!, peckfairnaie maker, Dec. SO, at 11. Wie.aos, IlLertmew, Cledble. tarn. Dee. SO. at 11. Pam Asa, Appleby, Weelmorelard, chemist Jaa.9,at 12. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. ATltitilitaTo - ved that th. come onitaqiaing should djourn until Tuesday, the 29th of the present month. Agreed to. NOTICES OF MOTIONS._ _ The following notiow wer - egi;eisi;e 7 nirly days subse quent to the meeting of the house for general bermes. : Tax COLO/MEL—Colonel arms, to call attention to the state of rekitions between Greet Britain and her colo nies, and to move resolutions an the subject. (Ulm Laws.—Yes. RARDC.ASTLZ. to ask for leave to bring in a bill amending the laws relating to game tres passes. ltsarrricr RmArioxs terra Fe-sem—Mr. Cairousw, to move for a committee to inquire into those commercial relations with France which excluded our vessels from the French coasting trade. &scrum Permoirs.—Mr. Gomm:lr, to move for a re. turnof all the petitions which had been presented against the return of members to serve in the present parliament DOCITARDS.—Sir J. ELPIIINSTONE, to call attention to recent reductions in the dockyards, and to the grievous distress which had been brought on families by tos re ductions. GRAND JURIES, lIIEL•ND. —Mr. P. Dawson, to uk • question respecting the Irish grand jury laws. COMPOUND 110USEMOLDZIM.—Mr. H. B. Snaninan to move on an early day alter the adjournment for leave to bring in a bill to repeal certain provisions contained in " The Representation ef the People net, 1867," whereby the payment of the poor-rate is made • condition pre cedent to the right of voting fora member or members to serve in parliament for Ragland and Waken; and to enable owners to pay the said rate, or to enter into any com position for the payment thereof, instead of occupiers. Snx Mairoracrons.-31r. 8. lint to move for a select committee to inquire into the effect of the recent commercial treaty with France on the silk manufactures of this country. ROMAN CATHOLIC CM•111138. —Mr. NEWDEGATE to move for s committee to inquire into the operation of the 28 and 24 Vic., chap. 134, b.tag an set to amend the law re garding Roman catholic charities, and into that of any act_ passed subsequently to the p ass i ng o f th e a b ove ac t, whiril may, or may have been held, to modify or alter the mu so tion of that set, ce which ma y re l a t e f o th e su bj ect thin f. Rzoarmsnow or Bynum—The same hon. member to move for a committee to inquire into operation of the 62 Geo. 111., c. 146, and into that of the 27 and 28 Vic., c. 97, which acb relate to the registration of burials. Imes Femme or ran LONDON OOMPANIXIL —Ur. 'Guru= to move for • whet committee to inquire into the management of the Irish estates belonging to cer tain of the London companies, with a view to consider whether in these times, and ender existing circumstances, it would not be desirable to recommend the abolition oaths charters of those companies and the sale of their estates, giving a right of_ pre-ption to the present occupiers. Womusoms em Tommie to move a resolution againA the purchase of mites or the building of workhouse hospitals in the metropolis until It was sem tained whether such hospitals were , and whether the ratepayers of the metropolis were le to bear the increased burthen. Foos CaLLIMIZN.--Me. MPLLT to call attention to the number of young children Who in all our Urge towns ware permitted to grow op without any education, and to move for a select committee to *tuna and, if possible to suggest a remedy for this state of things. (Hear.) SQUADRONS ANZOAD.--Bir J. D. HAT to move for a select committee to inquire into thiesubject. FRANCHISING llavasua 0171CRIA8.—KE. MONS, OD as eiriy day after the recess, to more for leave to bring is a bill to enable often; emplopel in the collection end management of her kinjeety a sevenyyeess to take part in the election of members to serve in parliament. Etzcnon EXPENSIM—Yr. FAWN!r to make a renewed attempt to treader eleation =patio le the county rate. AGNICUIRUMAR TAZAIIOII.—Xr. Amnon, ecamittee to inquire into the incidence of lead taxation as it affected egoimfterod interests. Rims Faerinirr.—Mr. Loons Mrs*, bill to meindiale the laws of oemenice in real toff pamoord propeZ on The inoffiraZw e rr. Wm.'s/rat like* the of the been as to it woad set be expedient to re peal the imam tax—(a larigh)—eo it eilimerd trade and the woos of laboar, end to make rep the &- by an increase in the preporty tat. Dzirverrs.--Colonel STIRS he adi gasoline importing the nen-productiort of certain ordered means. ligemsrairson Or Vorann—Nr. V. Hamm* to call the alloalion of the howl, and to more for a orommitter to tgr Into the achdloglawa reopectiag the regisization' thilastaif to sib whether gcrienemat in tended to being to air to the reeestaarsaktireatt of the Jug Osuriefildb of bet woks. Thee er. Ica a tr idbore were WORD at the _ bib* oil th emlry e him* ed bat -pad three o'clock, until . Tiql. Maa2lloolll3lo ELUTION Imioneris.— rDristet.t9.l=7.4=.l.iit*tegaa—t ill artist tomb lot to try of jotter tie . z l irtz , ..4. 4 . v o w.* Vb esu ltstiosie 'will be trot proosiolol 11Nomismitse..111mws O m* . ant tri.t i r s in= ci a t e l a= =D. um," vortisommilt UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. • • • OXFORD, Dar. 16. tow AND RUZINNIT CLAN lese.--Tbit examinee la the &had of law ond Modern Hivion Mane. J. H. Runny, It. har rows, Rad T. It. Holland), have nand the following da m list : (loss I.—pli kco • Chess I.—Y. . Alleyos, Merton Colleg u it. Beeves, Pan areM Clidegs ; H. C. Clailk, University ; H. F. Cope, Poildeollvile; Mr .0. HAMA", et Ohn's College ; A. Chryther Chin .Chown ; J. T. Booths, Chid College ; 0. IL Jane, assisr College; A. kieshell, iAr iftboe lA. M. Maltassens, 2 , 1 ,,, awards ; H. inliontess ers..a. Onion Mani Coll e ge me me Ciess kis rr 1. Atldia - adol Mardi i P. P. Ashman. Paternity Mem J. ClAimei Ceneo; H. A. Mg, Ihnsbeek• Colleges fib O. Hodani, Easter °Wage; H. wage, Wsdlioni College;. IL HAW. Johan thineLo , 4 . l. Cohn. Clain thank ; H. B Hesse, ' Vening, WWI College • W. A. MellseA _ OsIllos; F. W. Ronan., Weaseled: dopes: ma ns& M. A. nnle o Clain Chunk LO. Voombles, W College; 0. Weave% Posy broke College. Cieselv-J. W. Myna* Woman, College; J. flonandl, at. John's College. FINAI s = I TDIAS Ctrs, ber.—The madam la the &hod F. Herrine, D. Thou" tad Mae , Inn booed dis don lid; Cuss ar i . p atadvisl*Arkm 011 k. 1 ?: it_amnbs., ; T. H. MIMI ; is. l'• MIIMIDDI • li=toallsee i P. IL Cuss 2.-11. F. Aseldbold, iik Eolll • • P. H. 'Am bit'. Qum% Oelkos ; W. M. Maim boYsN otme 1.--11/1. Ciess 4.--JW. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAturrow, Dze. 15. (Before Mr. Baron CliannalL) TO BRIRDIM OF ♦ NAVVY ALT WELD,. The tii:l7dito7vrl istrig, and Ww. Bigrset, 20, charged with the wilful murder of George Carniah, at Wells. on the 3rd of Anent, was resumed this interning. After the despatch of Moodyy's parcel, the girl Elisa beth Drew, who was originally charged with the prisoners ai an aceompbos in the mime, was examined. She con tradicted several of the witnemse as to the time spoken to as her having been seen in company with Sweet and Bis fr. On being cross-examined by Mr. Saunders, who e i gilded Bisgrove, she said that Sweet (with whom she cohabited) was very angry at her having gono into the Said with Negroes for an immoral purpose, but be did not say a word to Biagrove. Sweet did not threaten Biagrove with violence if he went into the geld with us. When she tried to dirmade Dia gram from doming in the field she was not apprehensive that Sweet would do him any violence. The statements el as two prisoners wefts put in. Sweet admitted going to the Somerset tap on the night in goestiem and leaving Sere a few minutes before 11. Upon ironing to the PhD Mom In they saw a crowd, an d were told that a roan had faller cat of window. Megrim went of halo the camp Slid, and after he retailkii be slid Sot Blown had OM her 2s. He asked Mr were the young man (BM- W° woh sad she rePlied , "He is lying down out in the by the side of another man." He then struck her for going with the man, and the then went off together down Tacket-street t and remai there until neat/ a quarter to five. He said be had never seen the man that was killed, and no man could say so. Bic. grove's daemon! amounted to an explanation of the cause of some spots of blood upon his trousers, saying that his nose had bled, and that he bad bed a St, in which he hod knocked himself about. This morning, Mr. Edlin summed up the evidence for the proesution, and Hr. Sanndereaddrused the jury for the prisoner Bis grove, pointing out the absence of any motive for his making any attacKuponCormick, wbonile had never seen before, and to his having given the police all the infor mation which had led to his being charged wi h the offence, and which was now sought to be used as evidence against him. Mr. Poole, for the prisoner Sweet, contended that hia being in the field at the time of the murder was • matter of theory only, whilst Sisgrove was found in the field within a few minutes of the murder being committed, and that wu a fact, apd no theory. Besides, the mur dered man was robbed of threepence in copper, and wkilit nothing was found upon Sweet, fourpence in coppers was found upon Biagrove. His Lordship summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder. Sentence of death was passed. A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER COMMITTED POE Taut. rot FORGLIIT. Yesterday. at the HuddereSeld Police-court, a traveller, named John Lairdlar Hawkins, late in the service of Messrs. J. Hasp and Co., manufac turers, Crosalend Factory, neer HuMerAeld, was charged with forging and uttering • bill of exchange for 1161. 1 la., with intent to defraud . The prisoner, when not mimed on • journey, took hie place in the coun - ting-house aa a clerk. He had no absolute autho• city to collect moneys, but on the 6th of January he called at Masora Lockwood's, Hudderefleld, to collect • sum which was due to his employee,. Next day he called :=taking with him • statement, and the account was by the payment of a draft. The same morning Hewkins waisted at the Midland Bank a draft whisk was endorsed J. Heap and Brothers, and be obtained the cash. When the bill became due it was of comas disho noured, the name having been forged, and the prisoner was apprehended at Birmingham. Hawkins had been committed on • charge of embezzlement, and he is also to be indicted on the charge of forgery. A CLERGYMAN CHARGED VIM ANIALILT.—At the Botherbam petty swims, on Monday, the Rev. J. J. Christie, the head insider of the Rotherham Grammar Mod, was charged with ainaolting Arthur Hama one of him peglik e boy 13 years_ of Age. It appeared that the ant had found a pet jackdaw which had strayed, and being under the impression that it was a wounded crow had killed it, by dashing its head against a wall. The defendant hear in g of this charged the boy with cruelty, and thrashed him severely with a cane, inflicting suc.h injuries upon his shoulders and arms that his health had since been impaired. Dr. Showman, a local medical gentleman, mid that the boy had been " bartiareeily treated," end the bore arm, zeta& wee exhibited in wont, showed that he still—Sve days after the ocoarrence—bers marks of • severe castigation. The defence was that the boy had been guilty of wanton acuity towards the w, and that the evidence of Dr. fthearreaa wee udiosd, because be was opposed to amps: weal trdtebmsat in public schools. Tbe magistrates (the Hon.?. B. Wortley and Mr. W. H. Otter) dismissed the caw— Loeb Ihrelsry. A FENIAN CONSUL FOR LEEDB.—A Waehing ton correspondent amides to the appointment of Mr. John Hew iiro , ciNent York . as mood to Loads. and inti mates that AIM be object/amble to be British govern ment We do not so that Mr. Sava , g o e ipso s:g the appoinimeat We ft wade bed tree the ' - ident to slake ft. . Ravage is a ermilky man, a soma cif ability awl eheanehir, and by all whe know Mei. He Willi mithe a good senewl. hot he is the President at the liimin cagenieetima in this saunter, end ea avowed mew d liana* The Mi -1 Mai, mold eietwell pateithim to alkali psalm , We should Not, dindero, be eigehed la lid Mr. bee,. I &sift the spgskiesal, or, ff he meg* It, to learn that his magmata , has lin wind bylaw' Elemeley. ers, let him It Ms. Jaime Amble la sompliteat Me. Sav neabialie his tee weassalheroseet. It i not win to mead I the leader et the Naas meostment to a esueltry with whisk be skim to he al wee. Row shoal* we sigma the . of Jog. Davis am Bestir& weed Isintlb,. := 4m l4. l :Var t ?irk /Wiwi Rio. I. Cleailsoihis vela- Me i made Iwo on the Treat ot Jaha Moves% el . Meste. Yerk, as Ztho Ile. Iliait Wig ea 1 Idi oils end MS wilt, et the Tanien I larotharbeed. ft Oen toy peal* pot asteerwlessaa ~ til e r . tithe et naismaisi [ ehiosas alousi.—iese Ilona • ikeriisiume.]—lioszowAir's Pam—Pali, tA r. a ---... aft krispoll es well 1 .... m ., : „„,,........,..., . or , - f — .. r - -.,:tt:" 4 - • . - wows .t. ... .• —.. .. i 42 rikl a • and, . WWI, era Di~mnms. Feb. If. w. Kobus, Bi7MiniTiliriei7mietioneer —tie. et. w. J. Moms, Olooarger, stockbroker-Id. 7. T. Dome, Bristol Thi , Israga—Jws. 11. T. Whanem, Bridlington end Q. Teddies, f ee. 13. J. Hayes, Great , engelemder—Dee. U. W. Kim Liverpool. butdier—Dee. IL apilaiii r essoombe, Clrthire, lawmaker— Der. 24. Ann Hedge, Mare Hoglake, provision dealer —Dee. 24. P. Nerd, BMWs- bed meterpir—D Mahn", er. 24..1. Ranee, Dirbeabeed, greese—ilem. O. W. Weed, Weeder, Heemegg... sh greeer—Jea. IL J. Prim, Leominster, singer—Jim, pJ. Osage, Wotan, Baciagolabire, srpoeter. THBOOLVID. AM* Hamm and Jahn Hassan, Long Lee, Torkahire, far mam—W. H. Balm and W. Mat, Martrenkne, Cit mad, hat manudarinnem-0. T. Brooks and A. T Stanley, City, ststioners—:. Truism and E. P. Truman, Bridswater .atT n Weetem-sraper-Hare. ashanongens—A. Atkin and F. G. Rowe, Nottingbms. grocers—A. Limner and R. Wil ard. ltamtbourne, fruit asaimhants—J. Wood and J. MIN Haddansidd, *stem — C. Best sod J. Lase OmPalley. Beamirmisry, and 14101- Mae, City. rice meachants—& bog and J. H. Pea*, tissmisurett-street, lianas—W. Prime J. 0. Prime, WreatLam. &Wolk, grocers —J. K. Jane and A. Warne, Ridgeway, Devonshire, bakers—J. Faster, A. Lupton, and 3. Chamoek, Halifax, and elsewhere, common brewers, so tar as regards J. Foster—U. Henri. and J. T. Lyon, Gnat Pestland.strest., platers dealers--W. &mons and H. Lock, Louth, Lincolnshire, auctioneero—A. Hamilton. R. Bell, J. Hosnsby, and A. Whitel awM urray Glaagow, briekmakers—W. F. Mur ray, F. Grammar, mil W. M (deceased', Glasgow, potters. 11007 CH ILIDQUEBTHATIONS. Romer Rom, Glaagow, bootraaker, Doc. 21, at the Faculty Ha/1, Glasgow. ALEXANDER XTREWOOD, Glasgow, WOOd DRINDIALDt, rkv. V, at the Faculty Hall, OINANOW. :AVER Hasa, Fauldbouse, Uzlithgowshire, draper , Dec. :13, at Mm. Rankles Hotel. Bathos . rammis Haiameros, Preuchie, Fitt:shim, millwright, Dec. 21, at the Rm sl Hotel, es_par- Fife. D RORIZT MANIL and SAARI, WEIR, Glasgow, oil merchants, Dee. rt. at the Far any Hall, Glasgow. DAVID CALDWRLL, HarLOWD, slater, Dee. 19, at Drummond's Temperance Hotel, Glasgow. POZEIGN NAILS. ArPTUALVAR MID NBW TAALAND MILLS •I• P .—The Panama, New Zealand, had Australian Royal Mail (bmpany's *crew steamer Raahine„ with the above mails and 84 pommy/et*, aimed at Panama as t •Mb inst.. her doe date. The ltuahme's dates are—llydney, Nov. It; and Wellington. Nov. 8. The Tas mania, Wowing to Use Royal Nail Steam Parise t Company. wtll brine on the a • its. be., to Plymouth, and be du • there about the .70N11A1r 11•11.-01DRALTAZ, Dec. 11.—The Itainsolar and (Magid Coeopmare gauger Nyansa. how 8 oalliaasptee, as the kb Wet., arrived at midaight on the 11th, and lett at seas to day far Alesaadat. AU weiL ihryieriese ed very bad weather. Tux Emu.= or LONDON.—It ap from the esteem Weed b antheeity of the Sapetrar-General, that in the week that mind on flatardsy. 12th Deoember. 4.492 UAW aad SAM oaths were remoshired ia London and in thirteen other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 26 per 1,060 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 26 per 1,000 is London, 28 in Edinburg h, and 18 is Dublin; 21 is Bristol, 22 in Birmingham, 23 in liverpool. 33 in Man chester 27 in Salford, 22 in filrellehl, 32 is Walton!. 36 in Leeds, 23 m Hull, 31 is Newouile-neon-Tyne, and 32 in Glasgow. The rate is Worms was 20 per 1.000 during the week ending the 6th inst., and in Merlin 36 per 1,002 during the seven days eliding the 10th inst. In Leaden the births of 1,146 boys and 1.638 girl, in ell 2,183 children, were registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years 1368-67 the average Dumber, corrected for increase of population, is 2,169. The deatha registered in London during the week were 1,468. It was the fiftieth week of the year : and the average somber of deaths fur that week is, with a correction No fames of population, 1.630. The deaths in the present return are, - therefore. less by $3 than the estimated amount. The deaths from qmotio diseases were 334, the corrected average number how 367. Thirty-four deaths from tamales. 108 from scarlatina, 16 from diphtheria. 43 from whooping-cough. 02 from fever, and 7 from diarrhoea were registered. No fatal case of mall-pox was recorded during the week. Ten deaths from soarlatina were recorded in the sub district of Kansingtai Town. 4 in the north-west ealf-district of Chelsea. 4 in the sub-district of St John Westminster, 3 in the sub-district of Mile-end New Town, 6in the sub-district of Limehowea 7in the district of Mile-end Old Town, 6 in the al b - d istrict of Battersea and 6in Deptford. 126 deaths marred from *this* 194 from breashilik and IV from la the p west the deaths from ph • were 187, from re= 270, sad treat pareasee 121. Diseases of the brain and nervous wise proved Wel to 171 enema sad 73 person died boa dimasasel. the mass of lathe. The - The deaths of 'lO is and 3 adult, free =WWII eddillnii Ihes bens et Nelda el 6 pirates who = el 6 blear trees allesedie. a 6 pewees wields, et pee s res who were Idlled by homerdagie in the sees* were metered. Aa cerise. aped Ir years, died an ft/ leselabea et Si Rs. genes ininkma, Beret-etreet, boo &Mem ' Dewing the led opasst er the wesalose of let are whisk pawed between ere Ward Salo and OVINIS BM teia was 610,817. Oerreswp, 716.010 1rwi1t4 3 . 11 0 79 ; "Ort. 4l . l b#* 411 . 4 ti jgedbil!iridet lON ; . 2111333 7 -1, r strimmissiva g ati - Aiaaiimag -- *lli floiy. 11,986: and Mews, 17,ess. TOW numbs" 1001.741, se st tb• 1, 0 1 1 4 11 otooolls of 6,001,600 & yew. Pm= Hu= To ALL wrillD p i M e cum . . - ..• 73tir . elbow - • , -.- .. , it. 4 - 1 .... me. • • Sr ala. • ; aad 111, New Nam read, X-- MARKETS. sorsieg lALWW ,l4 -4.l.l4 ‘tted disik• T 19"1";16 Itsi jilbs ead I.l644 Dosoottor, aomary te llarek Stio. ; Moo* No. ; Apra dieter to Doonabor, Mo. 14117t.iicarrezrad.g1i).2.3.64;;742.1:464 Ma.Vaitt .iM .0 i sre k Tzg . i. 4 1 :g. 1 27 r,. p; ll , i far oL I Vibes* 41,i fir lit . fair ----' 1 ikb Prue" lild• ; litiibbi emeal iberede, ism. ; Zes . ._ Md. 'wt COTTON GOODB.-111secraeras. Den. I R-is Teat' a fair smear al bearers has ben dthe to-day, , '°ll *owls beer( walla[ to rather ryes p,....,' 4 11,.. S radar Mr bas eribird a = Se de rather nar g . - iM"11 than vas awed la rhea maa, aril this breath st ti.. - "'" 1 eleassikaihr. la lamas trade rim the market p., Geed = arid iamb ha their as arena Musa. h. t .. 74 ee l incise! , Pima in rarrillf guided. bat •Ohle 11t41: 4". ...._ • meth= bra bribe be reedaraerk: to erect ask in , 1,, , , .._-^ have beea rade tor none dap pest, sad a fair save.... 7f . 7 , see has loth Imarstad fa these derriptisa s , wh en , . L . •••43. rjeir 40= 0 000MMI0110. rates. Th.r, do, '" 1 Mt elan read la the der, n.• 4. 4 Übe Only operate tem* ts:4'44 ea lb"Pl ai = r reassidar ro be Priem Tbr co rtt web as alp., aed other veil-known wha., . 411 1 deal annketed. Ts-der th , rs 1,.., t Z: fly bseni ii. --" a ... mere. haw. robntt.d to ...: alliii"1"11114 m1 berm bio a bOol knilr o g u t; eiamirsalndiatt larrmthultw..::,..S bale nog hbezi7 linariehall lira for MGM tir o .. No . p sr tharrralml advisee the MI emtabdastory, and ..p.,,,,,, 4 1:71 ISOIStiOns, sue ia the ere of Calcutta the det,s4 Is paled to be rase artier. Thirprodthess sf ...4,4 1 ,Lb re Um eery searderably = sod ass, ie a reeasj: prewar ia Ow of a arra roodstace 4 tra , • - nisipsevievamilhave trad iernam.am iS thin thili this imitetir omsr a tr eassaelubk ve b... : tirat t ;a; .:: WOOLLEN.—Laires, IneCT. th.—The atterrtthee of ts ir " prfod rear lei fie pnerL heth imaglielinde ve7 ll =V P W ii = e6 aLe he b d iree d ub b l ' e• Lt 2 , ; It airedberreen le the arti,V aP h . 6 . 4 11111 fritimikr et vizier /rod s ban been ...,,4 . im ---• 4121:11":,,,C="umsequawd.tw."Leiharaewall:Alw;mailmmewvber.Pm"16."Inta thof.db:r'"t"kruped."6l7,i = WY% thergh el s !: plio arr i I . I 1 ave.- .._--- eAI dells , have kw 0 eiII eSS IM Is inte lr i came base Rurcheaft twen void as well as any other make Atli,- al kinar e llX e rtiOd Oa dad or tan thane,. MO obit pre& bath Cr node. Prices earth altratics. 0010f.—Ifru., Der. W.—Weather is nail Tat wi .ro m =deal of nia ham sad the low Lads are at mar l • still the sliest plant looks w4l, tee ode • be to prenat its too emberut At to-dogs /Basket a mall Wanly of English roe, sell' freely at Is. to Se. pm quarter over La Tasty earream—best num of red making 49.. to 51. per 54 It. the power. Yerellin makes Is. per quarter am with a batter sale than for some time past. Mahler tot, Is. pm quarter higher. Oriodiar unaltered. 13c.ae aif meet a steady emosamtive sal' at late eurreney. Owe and danami halted. Persia arnvala far the 11.ek .-W • 1,&l$; barley, 8,180; oats, Len; beans,9o3 ; peas, t" to cola, 1,0111 marten. Irewsca, Dec. 19.—The amply of wheat was eery am.lt to-day, and the emulation very indifferent, tut osl.l told at to per qr. advance. Bark? Mao in apart elpoly qualities were Is. to is per qr. dearer. Beans and ions a, •-• has. Lists, Dec. 15.—We 'have a very strong rairk , t idlest, end st. to to bi. per qr. advance a lan* be might be dome, but as factors hold wit fora greeter Um sale is somewhat restricted. Pine barley Is. dater 1 and other articles as before. _ LI% ERNOOL Lu M.—To-days market war moduli*. :- attended by buyers of all elegem, and wheat met a moderit. cony, low quahtita of American reds being 34 per costal , than on Tuesday la.t. Flour in fur demand at Friday's - of 6d. per rack. Indian corn in fair requwa at an advance per atolls. no the currency of thar day week. Beams L.'. ewer. RIM dull and unchanged. Barley and /OA 1264- de sr. r. elate doll._ Lt... 15. 7 -There was • fair supply of wheat. vba•S • steadily, farmers holding out for pryer, to. tots. per cr. in t. • favour. Barley a tolerable show, and the demand tern at over the quotidian.; of the previous seek. The trade ivied slow at late rates. Beans were 4140 unchanged in t o r New white wheat sold at 640. to 2.144. ; new red, Y.M. to 5 ; none. Barley, beet (leveller malting, eta, to 51. ; rune, 4.1-. 45.. per qr. Oata Ms. to Ms. per 24 stone. Nitivt Aar ut-os•Tr Dtc t6.—The weather ti.noe up to yeetenlay was wet; to-day is tlin.•, but bk. , in ,, re rur. .1 4 our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat the power. as well as trom other quarter., and Ill.alt-tan, reputed dearer, a fair quantity of .beat rhauz.,l further improvement of 1.. per. quarter, bet tn. trade sold so bnek as an Saturday. Flour was ! very tinnly. upon the whole wales to a fair extent no ! lliltinod. : imam(' barley unchanged. Little stirrin: .n be.ni, c peas. Orb rather stiffening hi vase. Wolff , Dac. 15.—Thcre was • tolerable Welt! .t rt. and about the usual quantity of wheat. To.. • • was Era. and %mete reused to veil except at an al, was rather more hie in the barley trade, and prices ward tendene . Otto were not much in elm= 1, and i.r. v.. not much unchanged. Bean. were not quotably altered —Wheat, Ma. to Ms. per bag of three butheis; ban.. w • gar. per er. ; Ws ; new, 355. to 37e. ; ald, Km 32. to 0% ;•.: elope. alrerrtetn, eye. 15.—Our marke• to-flay was Orem: , WNW Ida_ }beer, mad was were made at SO. lo I. admire. na, 11.. to 95. 6d. , rrl, 2pe. to Ile. ;. • bushel.. There was a moderate show of barley, tlte f which ruled steady at top /Incas. Malting. 464. to 4. • M. to Ma. per SO stoma. Than was sot *. • in olds and with a moderate supply better rate.. white, SM. to Ma. ; black, Ma. to SFs. per 14 CATTT.E.—Bisumos ea, Dac. 15.—We hal ut • t.r.. large number of beasts on offer this day. Thc ton. rd • :sr exceptionally good : the general quahty was first ear. t ',TO .4 good amend at full priors. The supply of ship a number and quality choke qualitsu in goal re 1 , 1. The number of fat pigs was moderate. for whi. a • - • steady demand, at about Thwalay's quotations. 1 , -; • : 7.1. per lb.; mutton, hjd. to 7jd. ; bacon pup, Le per KIM pocket pigs. 10s. 3d. to lie. 3d. BIRTHS, MARitLiGES, AND DEATHS BISTEM. BAR( I.AY.—Docember 12, at March-hll iItXI.IP, the site of B. Barclay. EN., of a sou. BA RDSLEY.—Deeeether 13, at the Rectory, of the Bev. B. Bentley of a en. BARECO.—December 14, at Betrok•strtet, Bre. E. E -. daughter. DE KONlZOW.—Dreemtvr 11. at Leamingtoth the vide td t..liptom H. T. De 'hanteow, rljutust h A t t flirty, of a daughter. BMA:LA.IOf. December 14. at Meadow-cottage. P . - — title wife of T. W. koselbach. FAH , of • sun. HAMlONl l .—Decvniber ti, kt Cooptit-street, Inf;;:si V. J. Hammond, FA of --um. JOHIOIOISI. - IS, at U.4thourne-..treet, Ii . the wile of T. X Joha-or. Esq.. of • -on 11111:$11ALL.—Ile , toter It. the wile of J 3fardia/l. Iluk4furo, of a dausider. MAXWELL—December 14. at I.ichilekl nous , . Riney, the trite of J. Maxwell. Eii . of a 1.1.0 et , r TARKLR.—Deoraiher O. at Woodville II ni.e. road, likaeltheath, the vde of T. W. ra..,r. le -I • 4 r. HAI 4..RMAtllF.H.—Deormtwr ti at Iforma.' part. N.W.tLr war of t'. J. Raderrnarbe-. . • lIATH BON *muter et. at Harkwoo.i. pea "'- Mn. T. Hatlaboar, of a daught..r. ....~, a~ MARRIAGES. ALLEN-STEBBINO.- December 10. at at. T. tor •. rtie , ban, by the Itev. . Karns, 3 . . Allen, WU Of J. .C , • • ••-i •• Fumy Marta, daughter of Mr. T. etebtaug. Br a h l t e t i r)- . BENNITT.-Peeember 10. at All rstleta. - C t his by the Ker. J. Bourne, NY. Iturlim.l,..n I• F "'naafi. ZL ig of New•eourt, hkereot, Eleatic, 11 , daughter of W limatutt, "e • C WELL-CUST.-Derralber at St. Ca`ent''''.• L W ' Num?, by the Rev. C111:100 New (image, onanty Meath, Ireland. to Soifut Fr.e , • daughter of the late Boa. W. lltat. (VA( RO/T-CRACHOIT.-Deueether g, at the 0h..? •" 4 Holy Trinity, Weymouth, by the Roy J. 1. '• traercft, of Weymouth, to Eleasor, elbow 4 tt, 1 b.: 1 H. enurroft, of the Bombay Stag of M r • • KENT- eNAZELI-- Docentlaw 10, at No J. Walker. Alfred, eon of J. K,itt, b 0.7 of (elk, to Mary. daughter of 1.. &well. haq ..4 riams-titu.orr.-itt,..NT 12. at t . • ham, by the ite%. 0. Peak.,. U. Pert. , , • ' •"•" Petry Barr, ntatfordellire, to M.sr a. out ein,4t. Fag., of Weotbourne-mud, Rlzbe• - on. It 1 • RAVNI:- RANPAI.I..-Ilecember tt. at Sow h ' • • by the I:v.v. U. Lorkwood, M. A.. met,. 0.,: A. J. Benmielt and Dr. Fagan, U. Layne. .5 - ~. • • the late E. &owe, Lab, of Nowt burrcy, to Ault liana, eldeid daughter .4 • • •• • of Wututn-plate, Ileoliney• WARD-111INNIL-Ner , inhm le, at tb • • •••• Thusly, Allaluilead, by the Ikw• R. Mor,il. V %. ."• s , ' the her. J. 11. Madan', M.A., H. C. .... • • Velvet titalf for a, third "not the lat. Srli to Wary Kate Wuralev, fourth &meld** 0,. '••• Turner, M.A., ricer of Wii,l6l, Mb. Dews'. DEATHS. 1111-lE3f.—Decembrr 11, at 1.4 ightoes-nA c:.:•' c .c:.:•' . •:'• t - Altra. Mat, aged 47. el Er M i l tri lf Air._d ti L th Or g; . - -7 .... t _ o llue lmmit . ;w taberbabehee"Hillift.atataLut.:a"PnotTwasit-road.::ti.Te:Skil.r...;:,:".:.l:, .•:.4::: Ahasa. J. C. Myatt. Fry.. of Nvw .0:1, ' 11.... ~•- ... . ' M.P. for 11001. mut M. NAIL — Deal 11, at Etch 0 tia r-• • for of 14 Clam Milaioaarase .lisn's Hose. azot 0 , , ,.. „ MUPlTlM.—Maimaterat, at Qua Mane, lanford. n' ; ~ n i. 81114=421" Ot the tau J. 110144., .I,` bind. cl- JARVlR—Dreelatur f, arldisaklen.s, Core-A.4 w. .... aft. bloat Ma eamial Raymond Jam. lit. A 71 "ilia " tar ilimpolgur, sal 40 4 tor that Ma Isar WU , is Ellimemnui. nem, TV,11,0-._, il ea' P.elkhie rag ge r g 4i/eMe ilAMOOik e. ".- 1.1.4 %,,,, 0 e ir5164 1370 may_ F * 7 'W= .4,3LA Towsnesimbir u.asumadortta,staottinftifrytkh,..o...s.; buir.:4.-..ii:,.....'':. OTtil..,ll=tagamikllVlrd a ' _ , 404 Wm 1 '"" 11, et prigrii=ll4..r.,W.n. 5,, ,„ ye ii iik&MV i alla of IMutAarsal =II W..asiwi w0.. , 5 . , 0 4 ,111 I TAN..I. Z 44 s or ktpox ...„: . U. at estb3unae aiwN Oh` T hln spd _ roessi ...:. t.ts is, . 1,0"I tose lloree , af A ts lal va erbe, , . AMR. 2 .....itMDT if. trp=2.4aptaa. R. A. 1 10 "'' i t syl pia 1..,. ' . J. --..- 1144 1 . 1 141 11. 4a eimi 11t 1404 •L IKAst, ;• TinA°4* 56 6 set psedessaam.. 414Piidinaip," r - i PM S7•47;7bie 3/0-11. IS, lilt Tax Kaarmyrosis ow Wmane ow CLOCKS.— ..1 ck. 4 1 L' 7611 or 14.4.111 Li asUr , "4 — k: ! Ix •attim „, to MAI • -r-r • " And • • '5 1 7 4 1 vithas . •••••_ 5' d r g p 1 hip