The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-27 00:00:00

r SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR THB COMING BEASON . No. 111.—THE DERBY. TO TILI •OITO{ OP TIM MAIM. - nr the most formidable lot of = tracks antis roar to be bead In the south, both as gsahty of "abash sped, and the side := 1" in sa ls "" Tvour the prix bathe by was or &II for, brides boasting newly all the favourites, them hi abe • gnat dist made at 15 otebury and Wood- rte, although their reopoctive chacupwita are closedteglp quiet in the market. TX X DAXIIII:IIT 1101U414, Although the stablels weakened by the removal of Sir J. Bewley's, are still • diegerous lot to be agairuot, J. Day' boasting& good " dark's" is Mr. Gully's Orand Sant, by Teftlingtoe—lllystiou ; sad two_tespectithle public performs. In Sir J. B. plant wit by Bayklieitileton—Cymba, sad the Duke of Sesames Ola, by Orlando— lodise's 4111111. Otis fret performenem made him look • WSW kw Gm be really was, ire his beating the Bridal Use a heed at Bath, sad they the kits masa such a good Mirth to fted bury. Deceiver, and Pony Pesci= at Enos, stags him appear but little Milgrim to this Mo. At nimmserbst July, too, he best • lot of animals that were bathed ter geed and one of them • groat favourite for the Deby, bet they have dace eat up so isdifforently, with on hoe, that he mtake but little credit to himssif beiriL 1157 July Stake. Maar. Still, had he stepped boa he would have head • few bathers for the Derby; bat In but to Lord cf Lora for the Lama Stakes (het ma very rasped ably in the ram, considering the Sib penalty) at Goodwood— third to the male horse at Dosower-- mid may abet by Lewes at the Newmarket Second October Meel ofintually shown that he is ao Derby how, i re otgi be may do a little more good for his owner over • short &stenos. The Crabs colt made his diltn t a the home grated, at fileockbridge, aid se good was he ocesidered that odds of 5 to 4 were laid on him to give Star el the East, !Initiate:, Nasdaq an 4 Scourge 31b. That day Ballads's was eat llama as • dangerous aatagonist to asythiag, and Piaiotithen sad Scourge being his Amble cora panioss, k was like layiag S to 4 on him aping the Star ; but that showed their {moo in him, and he would have won the race had be been ridden with any patience ; but "Nat,.. oa the Star, was in the nick of time and jest disposed of him by • seek. The subsequent running of the wiener speaks very highly, however, in favour of the par. lihrenanee, as its • hemi;* afterwards beat Gildermers. Th. stable backed Ids sans es Goodwood, although they knew W heed was against him, and be woe giving 51b to TosapbeWe, std Alb mesh to &edam* ad Best Lessesa way the knew boot him, sod the daftness la the main was solleited to ems sub a wham Mb bed ben name whet a Ineerhe Tazop to mos to borne, etas Cyan asst would bon ems a reneetabia peke be the an. Els Ober, Nene maim at ht sae se actioael, sad he will pan as to do right ta Use set 1x thsproby the nab blab senothisg waandal with their Gnat leettet, who bee already cost thin • Nis wary. He is volt leak tens Ye mat badly, and bits does on or two Bltb ally mrd at Ya hipeeks worbssa- Mks moaner, that lan ream eaprisoll be is sets baba favourite . bet I napes they bete mot yet tagettes ask Wentworth misabo, triton be leo osier to alas bin " MVO. " P4lll, lam the who. is ewer he mill be height to a murk aorta nista If he bee weathered It pihatiy, sal los any, bone the Darby ley, be Inds nay men es " warm' is tensWentlweelt. it hes t it J. EssoWe His-Bard, by Orkaile—temp, was 4 the steal be WOO Wild IWO es • " Ayer," end they booked his tory Indy he the weederStormet linakiag Imet the thia Poultan, Ye no inift me to worst that eaf- Inee, bet, Übe may ethos st Deashasy lea amain ant min away ellormeoli, sad INN set Aims dam ii. ewes, .me adbmwarde sort he hones te 0. Mastsisara, who b bescohnh to sat as hie gnats Weimar, and the public seat fist be easeisbell st Or hext d risa anothm math a rua el test se be bat ebb • Todatatoo, Ma Boa, j Osaimer, he.. aim kw years bark. Fitz- Kneed wet: to II moo geed. ha. es lie brie is asnessed to be z=to neat be se esty mine' net he th e Tbsumeni Beekea by Irseasehls—Nsalkat, le she le be , aped* b nein, einsomy. TO WilO~T NOME. At Weedyeres W. De, hew a trio equally u dangerous r the Mem lia—Leed =ibleidele's Esau, by Staple,— Fentia. awl Lead, by Jerieho—Olee , and Mr. Parker's Mikes, Jr Lovel—Stormilier. He bee also Mr. Pertier's , but be is doing work Cu re epilog Ihmilsap. Esau, who recently west rake. bee aerie pat is ea appeurce is *AIN awl if he gene out helm the Deny, It will be nothing but the Oars.; but it is an prte that we shall re Lea be r i Wtw. Wil.oe is ram Eke their repentantly, Cu the es be has Anne betrayed great speed, and maid M hese " nerd" the when ewes, he markt Inn bons Ink Led of LAM sod Vandyke Cu the Asiesenb et Geed need, tor they beams liee ems weight. Oa the bath& be the Levant be is. ler es well with Lord of La at' level weights, r Mid ends reedving 71b. Y the Male era, wkich wee ea ores two hirleap; and at liteakbeldis Vandyke kid greet Meshy to besting kin aa • nag T.Y.C. ; but the hitter ins mat gain lit le rem then Bo bed Dotting good to test et Pejablea; and hie aid h Oil derroott for d 5. Convivial at York wee not to peat se it ap yess at tint ought, for she bad beta sere &Wenn lan bean sad fisanue sad dies of the lest did sot pmeseees et the AMU . Whether be will be able to eompsee Dany teem at his rate of speed is a seater that I cannot help Omitig and for a stayer I mar eve Happy Load the nodded , brace. He bee been hacked for all their money Mira r may come to • rut pries yet ; but I asset Waal lin tQbt out to win, ea hie Arot running with Clydesdale. when money was co, puts him bellied that gentleara. Mks meat taking performance waa that of winning the Criterion Arm field of 20, with a 31b penalty ; bat his opposers, tabu altogether, were of • very moderan deuriptioa, end se it esanot be determined how much ha had in had whin be wrt —and he had something —we moat look elembere be a criterion, sad nothing will reprimand him so mach as his looks. A great glutted' lie ought always to prove, sad should the around be moderately dry on the eventful 19th be will'! be '• then or thereabouts ," but my candid opiates of bin le that he is born to excel more on • cup course Una rah a neither mile sad a half as that at Epsom. Kr. C. Wyndham's Baviesimo. by Melbourne cud of Ilsria, is at Wookoes, not Cu from W. Day'', and doing good work in • quiet we,. When he ran at Eg laam he was not vrthin • stone af • horse " fit," so that his next ezhibt boo will be of • diarist character to that of running a dead hem with Compromise ; but I am afraid hie party an playing tot, high • gams in preparing him for • Derby. AT LIIVIZA. There is bat • oonplo ander Dareritfe ears—Mr. Demisted colt by Fellow Beek—Sa sad Mr. Douglas's Royal florimign, by Colliacwood 's Daughter—worthy of nievi , ri in connexion with ea& a nos as that in question, awl it is doubifal if either of them will ever be able to tura the tables on their former compulsory.. Still they are not s bad pair to bail from such ea unfashionable stsble. INS FINDON HOLM At W. Omifor's:ier. V — ow . r . iri; ‘ Crydirlale, by Annandale —The Biddy ; Eclipse, by Orlando—Gess ; Sudbury, by the Cure or Bweettart—Themds ; Cirsoakselli by Orland" — Little Finch ; Rosh* t rza Chai—Chgaintina ; Saline, by Orlando—Alkali; sad by lomp-garou—Porest Fly. At BakreiCe— ][r. Orst s Driver. by Robert ds Oorhaza—Ptirt ; Ettilormi, by Robert de Gorham—Kw ; sad Hosalarg. by Chrienr— Hein Bamberg. Mr. Howard's an all an good that ft is almost noels" at impet time. sprelating on whet is lakely be his pioe se the day. Clydesdale, bury, sod Ecli have very Wrote claims to mottos ; the first- onntionsd ma i n ea account of the style in which he beat his field for the Ascot Biennial than the quality of Ina competitor, hr the test that be beat was Happy Land, and ha bed bet three weeks peerlessly succumbed to Marry klittbs. That Happy Lands Ge r m was t the selema looks probable =g tar Hed= IMO lisiery to a emir on t a lt i s mi ak mils at the sal sme is ten &herd by Land, who gar bar the ail y Werra brag tb il e= corn wee a quarter eta sintmilur whisk Is supra M le inn Aware, and she bill Ohs sari day)ut a wren nos with Tely Peeelema. It we also and thin Heroine went Grim issrellnitsly eller ths race with M airtime, so that Happy Lore hipeerirst to October rear be inked opus as mare then end rest if p erh IMO better than in Ire, eight still to him Sadbury has due " ardses." as els se died" barn given weight to seed ham up Ile IM el Amer ; le bye that ths best of Lie empureie we lies el verb, but the two wan thought alms. eel Its ell always find Irina with the se ad Tic 011011111, and Ouletra is days gees by. the " pelOW' an not always on the right side, and Mr. Howard hr p smsb proved errant in his admen= of lea threeyesr elk se that we sour be meta Cliyindele der ad gee we melba *lidos of the 84. HAM awl Yellow leek peeliereeer. The .• public" rind at Ord theme berme ell they were oblided, and they my be Awed into the belie/of Clydesdals's seperionty before the Dab, tla srrivis. Eclipse's Cher well Stakes trier wee to ewes his being sap. ported for the Der, r by Moll. Ussesere so cleverly he shoved his superiority err Asserder, who gar Neut er?, 116, and we. detested cleverly ewe% Ile Me 011 that the 3lb would )m4 have broughtehe pair keme /apt err . Through this running B e ltppaee ham rauflyttiapord of such good kinking cattle em Royal. Terrific, Lady Alice, Hepatica, end Intereldons, o( whom Ausatardats boat at York. I think len W e ly assent that =bee .at r.4_ beet backed kir stable rassiy, b"th elldeedan led Eclipse have readeed pod rapport r the right quarter, Clydesdale bring et pow era " sinew rage." and It anything should happen te kin lie wirer might still discard Sedbury, aid MU bath epee = 0 Rocket and Oreenflach ars sot likely to y to ke even dewed, and as so bee Ws made with his " dark" bnwee, It meet b. an inferior to hie public pet wows, umosh all ir e bst M m kilt .11 confiders in Salim, who require rey NNW owe. The few at Error's an wall worthy of notice, end k is Fusible for thee all to tern out to "omen qualities over the enrage seiedatil. Deceiver bet bees beaten by generry m g /Ammer, sad has fa tare dispoerd Farmer's gene an veiny se Happy Laid did s Nwrinarkst Plenty ot was put re Mu fa the mum ; but In the arum the rw ss athkgilan took his pre, and sow he h as almost wedslb bow, the •' popper-box" hiving been t oo freely sibninie toed e thos he west to Newtearkat to win the Prudiegar, sod retused without staying lug enough ewe teem des rem for re lo look ors km with say favour Itat ROW. • 111¢:: , .¢ in corIONTAOII ant it a doubtful if e the tables on their fon bad pair to hall from e TN At W. Oonter's—M —The Biddy ; &bp. ' I Cure or Bwestmet— , Little Finch ; Orlando—Alkali; Z At Kakrasee—Mr. Herbaria—Flirt; Ithli end Homburg. by CU Kr. Howard's ere al the genet thies vi ehanipina on the day. ' kers very oboe, elan ea account of the styl. it Ascot Biennial than the Lest that be be 1 = .. \1 bet thres weeks r by m .. k.rtsts. t in tb ag *ea Hate Is mils atle Led, irks paw in COONS WY • quarter o to so Halo., and .1 est& Par Piesboa. sadmitameNalsly sib Leers kagessemet 1 mare tkaaptddlik a Jae, Earlsaida a* dew" maim." am cod ham up Nog t iss lo Wst i : days gees by. 11l •• the right ode. proved correct in hie that we must be era elitism of the St. 111 The " yobbo" weld I &Avid, arid they meg rapariortty brforo the well Stake, 17i11111 Al 1 ported foe the Der, I • be showed hie gawks more 31b, and woo ttele that the 31b would Owl Through Ws matting I . 4l tur cattle We, Rewire, end heat et York. I tk . = be. oat h~eett birth ClyCd / I pod support in Out rt assi ".Ii tim. rip.,•• . Mt serner might still = Rocket and • y to be ere pi boos mad. with hi oar are inferior to ' WI yet loot all =Ade WO. The bar at Lame powibis to, taw ad to sewage stabbed. Do gets L . -s% sad • an easily as Hay ~suwas pat ce hers ri . citkinplaa took k bla bow, tie •'mpg land shoe be watt I sod esteread without me, far gm to look up i THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1858. Aa Sedbury keeps Deceiver sale Mr. lioward appears to have all the Fiudou bones under his thumb, and I think I have shown that Clydesdale is coasidereil the best of his half doses by those whe ought not to make a great mistake. TRIL Hiolt.EA '- Are not • very numerous lot ; but at ROMS . . Mr Bar site Lard St tell by Orlando—Lady Strut, is doing some Ella, said bin precious running will be turned upside the Snot time he shows with the money on. This will be in the spring, when he might perform so well that be will make as raped progress in the market u his old did after his great day's work at Epsom. 7tH fps i utte lin tM his lordship adieu, and Epsom likewise, he I blue of nothing else at present to be feared there. THE NEWMANKET nouns. At Herlock's, Mr. Edwards's Mastodon', b o y n = Datchruazi—Urania, is • great gun, ani he will doo to maintain the honour of our bediquartere. He wee not perpered when Lord of Lorn beat him so easily fin the Levant Stakes at Goodwood; and at York he justified the confidence I had always placed in him by miming a kood second to Proud Preston Peg for the Prince of Wales's Stakes, getting home before niacin Royal, among others; and the same day beating Intsradona, Terrific, Ditto, Hepatic/, L•dy Alice, &c., for the Great Biennial Stakes. His raining such a close race with Meat more for the Prendergast Stakes, at Newmarket, while giving him Sib., It also enough to recommend him, as Mont man's Derby demos is considned a very good one by his patty, and helms been backed since at as little as SO to 1. Excelsior, by Fiateatcher—La Femme Sage (in the same Interest) and Lord Exeter's Beechnut, by Nato Oh—Sultana, are not of sufficient calibre ever to obtain the preference of him. R.urers pay. particular attention to Lord W. Powlett's Frederick, by Melbounie—As You Like It, who will some day repay turn for his trouble ; but hie position in the race won by Sunbeam at the Newmarket Second October Meeting was too bad for me yet to think him a Derby horse. At Hayhods the Baron Rothechill's Mentm or e (b ro th er to Mentmoee Lin), by Melbourne—Emerald, is the pet—an article they can fi nd every year, if they overrate it as much u pen generally are. He is not likely to prove such a dead Mare as Sydney (wham full brother ia still in training), sad, with proper management, be 'alight be one of the beet S-yr-olds of the year. - His beating Amsterdam, after run ning Eclipse to a neck at Newmarket, has found him many klaada, especially among those who took notice of his unpre pared ebb, sad he is one of the "quiet ones" that will slog Is es front for many a pliant affray yet, and the " Bine WV be as dangerous for the Derby of 1868 as ever be we In any previous year. Ai lredley's there le she Count Batthyany's handsome- I keddrag Fernier's Si., by Weetherbit—Aunt Phyllis, who his shady given us a way idea sample of his abilities. At Neetnerket Sn i rifa . Lldee& he ram a very good race with tb/(6lb extra), and Leontes, thene ll =t h Alableent them at the finish, sad at the llembbia . /Itbs sem lbw were =sag ths wore ran obi Ike Oa Lad's penalty being but 3lb ; bat atlas a — eias — dea r = showed his decided superiority war the AB, tbe rizare's Bon coming off next best. His in timmilletts peeltanienne were of a most contemptible eba• mew, bo bavbe bum baba by Orchebill, Deceiver (way% the Ancient Briton, ad Piasticket, in four difident ear essaisrs. But, little as lan for these, I must wake bbs give plea to Happy Lead nab. At Gesthria's, Mr. enttaa's Flying Daiwa by Tkel22 Debilmrs— take preosases ef all We tswl rimpelene, Mr. a Isysesse_ Nes Jut NeWettr va. AO no bed se Amy _ Tba Diablo ohm bimasli to be about tba ebansibeei so liewar's Set, Lerman, &c., whom be iwa as Owed easeeserkse, and is mother who ought toren lbws MINI Nam Lord Godding We a couple who mutant be Albs/ he Wise Houston's Iry Stanley, by Plod wbbar—libla Awe's ed Clapt:n White's r = • bet thew the espec oe ially as thin already, It is but reasonable es Nippon eme Istore bed 'oily the worst side of the picture si lts we kw Mhos bar mho have gives the otteedants of the Wit to hid Mos of their star N S wished far me ea emommier—ia fart, nothing Is I woo rat all worthy of the plow besides flentmore, although I writ cannot hip believing that Amsterdam will give us ono tremble Ude term. rra 111111 r 1101.1114. Mr. MISIVII Kaight of Yalta (brother to Knight of et. Georite), by Birdosteher—dam by Heiman fluor, is the eray we that oars be hoped to pay us • rut from Irelawdl; sad Its must improve co n sider a bly In bis doings in pub& ever to end • plooe in the market, without regard , to the now Those who have seem him pronounce him ' • tweet all ever," and he may crow into a dangeroswoompetitoe yet Sr AAAAA . I stall divide the whole 199 sale. into three claim, ea lot year, distinguishing thaw who have never ran in public by am aslirlsk (*), and the following shall comprise the 1118 T CLASS. dim Ditto Umlaut Dittos Eclipse Climb@ as Ssm. *Emu Longeugn hientmors •Ethiopian Fadladeen Physician Sedbaii Sermon Btaz of the Etta! Tozophilite Vandyke Wilton Ocik-s-asolle-do •Oasswilas sok Naval Opals oak Dasitsw •Orand Secret Happy Lead Kelpie Amnia AUKS Msllama Boma Da Ils*ay Bnortrimo Brother toßird-as _ Flyin darn gDuke by Corm Frederick •Friar Eta Gourd Greenfinch • Hadji Happy Prince Harry Stanley Ho) tooter •Hotriburg Jordon •Knight of Kan Knight of Molts Latitude colt Lord Btrgely _ THIRD CLASS. Marauder •Maeaniello Mathis •Menge's dam colt Night Ranger Pa!roister Prince of Denmark Rocket Royal Sovereign •Saline Supple Jack *Simpleton Subterfuge oolt Telegram Windham *Carmel Cheery Chap eChippenhham Compromise C• onvert Dumfries East Langton Ezoah,or Formes Son Ahrce Adolphus Adventure. *Advertiser *Mario Wenner *Aneroid *Anthems *Backless *Berta colt Betledeld Betentut •Betly Bird colt Brother to Altro Bro to Fe • Bro to= Btv colt Forndal. Fly-by-day F. If. the Doke of - Duty roteronner Presidia rogman, Gala colt Gammon Ostsmottor NAVAL AND MILITARY (From Lug Night's Camtif.) WAR OFFICE, J. 26. 3rd Foot—Major-General Berkeley Drummond to be colonel. 37th Foot— 'or•General John Framer to be colonel, viol Lieutenant- William Smelt, C. 8., dammed. 67th Foot—Midor-General From:lathe Davies to be colonel, via Generalßf Colin Campbell, 0.C.8., removed to the 93rd Foot. 93rd Foot—Cioneral Sir Colin Campbell, 0.C.8., from the 67th Foot, to b colonel, vice Lletthoasth Omni Edward Purldnean, _ ,C.B. dee/med. 6th Dragoon Ithude— Lieu Jamie Stillman to be cap tain, withoutp rchaae , vice Wheatcroft, killed in action Cornet and Adjutant .W. Graham to have the rank ot lieutenant ; Cornet R. J. Grainger to be lieutenant, with ontyurthaes, vice Stillman. 9th Light Dregoess—Amistaat-Scuwa George Evans, from the 32nd Foot, to be aseietant-surgeon, vice Macrae, pro moted on the staff. 2nd Regiment of Foot—The Christian names of Imign Widdrington, who was appointed in the Genet& of the Bth thereat, are Sidney Henry Latimer Tinley. 3rd Foot—Ensign 8. Graven to be instructor of musketry. 6th Fat — Ensign William Weed° to be lieutenant, without vice Hunt, who resigns. 7th Foo te aptoth Edward Sutherland, from half-pay, unat tached, to be captain, without Farnham ; Lieutenant Edgar John Dicey to be eves in, by purchase, vice Sutherland, who retiree ; Ensign F. Beauchamp to be lieutenant, by purchase, vim Disney ; John Graydon Smith, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Beauchamp; Assistant-Surgeon Michael Quinlan, from the staff, to be sthetant-surgeon. 10th Foot—Ensign and Adjutant James Craig, from the Military Train, to be lieutenant end adjutant, without purchase ; Staff-Surgeon of the Second Clam Frederick &Gem, M.D., to be surgeon. 1 lth Foot—Staff-Sergeon of the Second Close William Tho mas Black to be surgeon. 12th Foot—Thomas George D. Latouche, gent., to be en sign, •ithout purchase vice Harvard, promoted; Staff- Surgeon of the Second Class Enacts Matosh Macpher son to be surgeon. 13th Foot—Staff-Surgeon of the Second Clem William Johnstone Fyffe, M. 8., to be surgeon. 14th Foot—Surgeon John Elliott Carta, M.S., from 67th Foot, to be surgeon. 19th Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel R. 0. Bright to he lieutenant-colonel, without purchase, rips Rooks, dearth ; Brevet-Major Edward Chlypindall to - be major, without purchase, via. Bright ; Lieutenant Ames Goren to be captain, without parches', vice Chippendall • Bulks Alexander Brooke Morgan to be lieutenant, witftout per chase, vim Gone. 21st Foot— Albert Grant, gent, to be meign, by purchase, vim to the 10th Foot. 23rd Foot—Caphda Idled Balms- to be major, by purthseo, vies Brimet-Iliontthamil•Colonal B. W. D. Bell promoted in the 14th Foot; Listallommt Thanes Bee nerd Hackett to be captain, by pair% Ain Solver. 31st Foot—Assistant-Bwpm Dyni Timer Oirand, M.D., time the deE A le be siiislarierinon, Moe Albite is, pie rooted on the L Find Foot—Brevet lieetenant-Colsed J. D. Cermielmel to be lieutenant without prises, vice John Nulls, Wilmot I.lLa s iziniskal le ihe rank of mayor gersel ; Teed le be um*, without Zr T e ci lli % enroll ; Arkier-lisepon Chubs Hem tie abilk le be mielose-aargiees, eke lbs leb Llibt lbws& 07th F dm Ilbeeed Me Thome Peer to bs saver. Wee _weird to like 14th Fab 76th Foot—The aired tibebees ems d Unload Raw ford is " 7f3th Foot- I =ll la amiss Bailer, gent., to be mtgs, Foot—Heelwk elee Ertl appointed to the I i se 83rd Foot—EnspolMisiles remierree to be liserment, by purrs* elm Mgr Awe psuelba by parch= en leek Odds; kW, bee leis amilleL Pe se—AmberWileepree Sems Whynyatas Alles. boa Übe ele, bi melebuewirgeon, vice =2C premised ea Ile dee Rtt tib tmae—lineitt Major Hereebe Welker to be mein; vice Brevet Lisehment-Oelaell Merin Joba 11 " ..r.:, in cation ,• Lifystemer Clisiz l Rohr ` net to be cas, wither Wallow; Erin John 111 Maim to irr e4 eresest, withoutpvaire. eke Seamilma. let Wait Leib :=nt—Alf/ser lames Pkinkr, Est, to be purer else Pemba, remeelell. ird Wert tie Pagrent—ltedeira Alemieder Dueler to be Frederi c hy_porehass, vico Parer, who retires; re sign Frederick Witham John Dewar to be mkt, sign by porches*, viol Dunlop; Willies Gavin, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Nip. promoted. Ceylon Rifle Regiment—Ensign IFEhme Cry to be &dr Haut, by purchase, vice Ricker, tile mikes ; Filarski Thomas Tepid, pet., to be taMp, by parches% ail Guy. Cape Mounted Riff* /Uproot—Thomas Hew Vane Dal rymple Hay, gent., to be ensign, by purrs, in war don to Lieutenant Smyth, who retiree. DEPOT BATTALION. Captain S. Fsktlough, 12th Foot, to be instructor of musketry. UNATTACHED. Lieutenant Alexander McLeod, beet the 78th Foot, to be captain, without purchase. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant-Surges Alcundor Mawr, M.D., from the 9th Light D V: to he steff-aurger of Hu econd clam, vice impointod to the 10th Foot; Arrant- Surgeon Warn Voss, from the Royal Artillery, to be *toff ot ths moor oleos, vice Black, ap to lltk Foot ; Amiseint-Surgeon James rat i ot M.D., from the 99th Foot, to be staff et the moor dam, vice Maoplatesom, appointed to the 11th Foot ; Asekreat-lunges Thomas Johnston Atkinson, from the 31st F oot, be staff of the eseemileisse, vice Fyffe, a to the 13th c ot; Melee& OW& Surgeon Char Wm. Woodroffe to be staff-serger of the second class, vim Parr, appointed to the 67th Foot. BREVET. Major-Oars] John Eardley Wilmot Inglis, EC .C. 8., being Supernumerary to the Establiehnient of Major-Orem* to be placed u the fixed establishment of that mak, to emersion to 'or.al Havelock, H.C.8., denmr. Tr promotions to take _place, upon the death of Major-General Hoary Havekck, -. 1.T.r.: in lien of being in suresion to Majoe-Orerel C. 8., as Mated in the tome of the 18th tall.= Lienisunt-Colonel C. Barry, unattached, to be . colossi;1, Major C. L. Nugent, 68th Foot, to be lieutenant-ooknal ; Captain H. M. Smyth, half-pay 44th Foot, end staff officer of pensioners, to be major. The undermandoned promotions to take place, conerment on the promotion, on the 12th ult., of Major-General Griffiths, C. 8.. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James M'Queen, opts half-pa u major unattached, to be colonel; Motor Ed mund W odehouae , 24th Foot, to be lieutenset-oolond Captain F. G. Christie, upon half-pay unattach e d, sa d staff alma of pensioners, to be major. The underneetkeed promotesa to take place, consume' en the death of Unguent-General William Smelt, C. 8., Colonel of the 37th Foot, on 10th January, 1868: Major- General N. Hamilton, Colonel 82nd Foot, to be bentenant general ; Brevel-Colonel Thames Wood, of the Granadisr Guards, to be ma j or-general;j Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Weymouth, upon half-pay as major unattached, to be colonel ; Major Edward Kaollys, 75th Foot, to be lieu tenant-colonel; Captain Alfred Haight, upon half-pay unattached, and town major at Quebec, to be major. The under-mentioned promotions to take plus consequent upon the death of Lieutenant-General Edward Parkinson, C. 8., colonel of the 93rd Foot on January 14 :—Major. Genera C. A. F. Bentinck, col onel of the 12tA Foot, to be lieuteerst-general ; Brevet-Colonel William Hass/ Ede., unattaohst rev o e ormandut at Chatham, to be majo r - Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Smith. upon M al -ply, es major unattached, to be colonel; Brevet Major E. Jenkins, unattached, to be lieutenant-ooluel ; Captain William Temple Parrett, 68th Foot, to be or. Lienteneet-colossi R. T. Farms, C. 8., of a depot battallaN having completed throe years' actual service, in the rank of lieutenant-colonel, to be colonel In the army, under the royal warrant of 6th October, 1854. Captain Edward Sutherland, of the 7th Foot, to be major In the army. Lieutenant Howard Price, of the Bengal Army, doing duty at the East India Company's Depot at Warley, to hen the local rank of lieutenant while so employed. _ MEMORANDA. Major-General Lottlia7Nee,ll Lam, as major unst eadied, has bees permitted to retire from the service by the sale of his ecesuaissks. The eareasse of Cornet Hepburn, upon ball-pay of the late Lad Tres Corp., le spelt without the Anal e. The wend ChrWan name of Cornet Caine, upon half. pay ad the late Land Transport Corp., is " Norge." ADIIIIALIT, 7alf. 26.—ArronrnwiTe.—Mate J. W. G. D. Demur (1868), to the Vietotht end Athol, 2, peddle wheal seems yacht, at Portsmouth. Calylarmbir7 H. E. Fitzgarahl, and E. Fletcher, to the se,B Chatham. PORTSMOUTH, Jar. 26. Thei royal yacht Victoria and Albert, Captain the Hon. Joseph Denman, the Fairy, Harter Commander David Welsh, and the Admiralty yacht Osborne, Master Com mander Bower, will sail early to-morrow morning for Gramnamd, to be in madam for the royal embarkation. Ths Victoria and Albert is in beautiful order for her royal miselms. DLITOILBANCE Ile BELYAIIT.—BEIYART, MONDAY NIO/17.—.Ai an earl y boor this ev‘mMg squibs and rockets began t be let of in Belfast in oslsLration of the royal cad immediately an immense crowd gathered la the arose of the town, High-sired, Amara pie* go., and after some time they grimed a dolma commencing to throw donee at each ether sad at the paseere-by. Large both« of the constabulary mid Meal polies ware walled out, when Head-ccasiabh Raw denim reesived • vary revere blow of a stone on the bead. The dieembeme Nee le such a height that at half-pest Mee o'clock the e s who, with Mr. Hume, R.M., wen mg dmieg the esdeameerkg M hasp the peace, read the Riot get and gremgt 1111111111,111 to dinars, the thew ; bat as aim were they Mosel Mos 6 0 0 plea than at= Va er emeMer, and at ten 'Week town was direme e'ebeh the ertterde had boo Nrla. pared en/ side reeked ; the onstendery, howevir, m inima patinas' lie sioneterpteifin Ammo. Kato inulligence. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--ny. 28. (littlass at Nid Prima at Galidhall..—Blocs Kr. Justice Ede mad Comma Juries.) PRI V. A.LTXOCK.-LIAZILITY 01 OTAIIHOLDILII. Mr. fiknaer sad Mr. H. James were ammo' for the plaintiQ• and Mr. C. IL Hemeedy and Mr. 0. B. Harrison kw the dehmisnt. ..r isaticia was been& to recover a sum ahead to have been reenv at sd ia y ea the endent to the plaintiff • me. The &Wean the& th mon e ey had been pieced in his bands to the event of a wager between the plaintiff and • person named Stoneham ; that the event hod:been decided in Stoneham's favour ' and he bad paid over the money to him, The plaintiff took amen the plea, and further replied that before the event was decided he had given notice to the defendant not to pay over the money to Stoneham. It appeared that the plaintiff is the landlord of the Free masons' Tavern at Limehouse ; the defendant is master of the Woolwich steamer Fairy. In December, 1866, a race took place between two men, named Pocock and White, from Blackwell to the Tunnel-pier. The Petry accompanied the match. The plaintiff was on board, and bet 6t04 on White with Stoneham, who wail brother-in-law to Pocock. The money, 61. de. _and 61., was placed in defendant's hands as stakeholder. B efore tlae men started the plaintiff found out that aor was Intended, end the race =death for Pocock. He demanded bis money beck, bat the defendant refused, and afterwards, on the authority of s Lijs, paid the money to Stoneham, alleging that it was .greed the bete should follow the stakes. An action was brought in the Woolwich County Court, but removed by certiorari. The plaintiff was called, and stated that before the men started he heard of the mass, mid at once demanded back his money. When the men started he got on the bridge, and saw evidently that White intended to lose. He never pulled a stroke without looking round. The defendant said he never maw such a robbery. The plaintiff repeatedly . demanded back his money. The next day he wrote, cautionin e de fendant not to my the snakes, bat when he next saw him the dehndant mid he had paid the amount. Several other whaense stated they had heard plaintiff de mand beck his money before the race was over, and that It was a cress beyond a doubt. For the derma it was stated that the case had been removed ham the comity wart at the suggestion of the judge. The disdain and several vritneeses were called. They deed that the plaintiff did not demand hie money until the nos was over. It was run perfectly fair, although Pocock won easily. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. Mr. Belts—l think legislation ie required to meet such a cesea• this. - - - - - Mr. Boutilwall—There is a clause in the County Lunatic Act to deal with mush a ass es this, but, as is well known, in county asylums theC i s z p ir ay, and therefore there is no indamment for oozed at an 'scam whereas, in private asylums dam/tier of payment may be frequent. I Tim course Dr. Bryan should have pursued was to send the lunatic to the workhouse of Bt. Leonard, Bhoreditch, in which the Bonbon Asylum is situated, and the parish cdlloers of Bnoreditch would hays been bound to receive him and par him to his place of settlement. Mr. Belle—Yes, that is right. I will situ the order of removal. Juts Eldridge Sprain, reeklingatk7:6B, Mazgaret-street, Cavendish-square, we charged with assaulting and beating his wife, Sarah Ann Sprat Mr. Lewis, of Oreat Marlborough -street, appeared for the defendant, who pleaded not guilty. The complainant, a well-dressed young woman, deposed that the resided at No. 39, Brompton-row. She was mar ried to the defendant in 1849, but :she left him about two years ago, and bad not lived with him since. She had two children, a boy about four years of age, who was living with her father, and ',a little; irl about seven, who ihad always been nude; witness's protection. On Friday night, the 16th inst., about half-past ten o'clock, her husband come to her house with another man and endeavoured to carry off her child by force. They were both in bed at the time. He knocked at the door, and was admitted by a lady who resided on the ground-floor. Witessee's servant got up end went down-stairs to the defendant, and told him that witness had retired to rest. He used very language, and followed the servant up ' = me ttle wititese's bed-room, where he dragged the child, who was in her night clothes, out of bed. She told him that he should not have the child without he took legal means, and more especially as she was undressed. He then called out for a blanket to wrap round the child, and com menced draggineras er orthes of/the bed. Witness screamed, and some of her same to her assi s tanc e . Th e denied ant carried the down 'tetra, and he there gave her over to his companion. Wither resisted the child being carried off in that way, and her husband commenced striking her In the chest It not dons by pushing her away. She called la the they renamed to slow the child to be taken away hot clothes. Her hothead did not take away the child. By Mr. Lewis—Her an had never applied in the legal way to have the melody of the child. She denied that she was cohabiting with any nen. She never passed by the name of Mrs. Campbell. She bad an aunt of that name. She coneldend those questions ought not to be put to her. Mr. Lewis said he wished to show that the witness wee not a proper person to have the custody of her child. Mr. Ingham said the question for him to decide was whether any anault had been committed. If the defendant was justified in going after his child then there would be no smolt, but if on the contrary he had no right to take away his child, then there would be an assault. The wife said her husband bad endeavoured to obtain a divorce by peri : uri. er She did not object to give up her children if he took the I steps. H proctor had &doled bar wet to give up the without her husband first applied to the Lord Chancellor for a writ of habeas corpus. Mr. Ingham, laid that was the point. He would see whether the idandent had any such authority. Mr. Lewis said be had no writ to produce. Mr. Ingham wished to know where the answer wee to the ow. The facts apprized to be admitted. Mr. Lewis said it was simply that the defendant went after his child, hewing that the mother was not the propensities to have the custody of It. If he was not justified then be (Mr. Lewis) would submit that the assault wee not a serious one. - lir. Ingham agreed that the amanit in fact wee a mem technical caw The wife said bar object was to prevent her husband ear Ing and dragging them out of bed in the presence of =Misr men. Her lodgers were highly respectable, and of WWII duct. they would not stop if there was a repetiti on of such con- -- Yr. Lewis begged to e y that hie client intended to take the lop] Mope to memo the custody of his children. Yr. Ingham this mid he would bind the defendant over In hie own recognisance, in the sum of 60i. to be of good behaviour for the next 12 months. 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Rowena I *Pass Card colt atom •Broughton•. dam Dolt Colinas •cam. colt •Cammek •Cbarabortia Champion •Child of th.Oea•i •Cirraarian Maid mit Clarions colt Catighbally Oorobre • have now fo select the most likely:to see the pest, and blewtee a shorter price than is laid against them now. If I can only hit the mark as I did last year it will be • triumph Indeed, having @elected seven who all went to the post, and them, besides the winner, two animals (Saunterer and Tournament), who were farourites at 4 to 1 and 7 to 1 at sharting, while Ibis time last winter they were respectively M 20 end 40 to 1, thus turning in a profit of 400 per amt. Thin are newel " outsiders" concerning whom I hem se& geed mew* that I hardly hke to leave them old ; let Chador the hawed will have to stood over till after the , eler Cie Our loth* he takes my fancy more than any =dm mai pease*), and Mtmtmor• aUrr the TwoThon- But to ems to the point. Mr. Howard looks the meet threatening le use with Clydesdale (Eclipse to take his Teen to ere oft eeddseta and the present long price la most eampting), sad ble meet awkward antagonist will doubtless be AIM which carries the Whitewall money, Long range being the most worthy of Mist honour, according to t. public running." The " outsiders" who should see hedging are the Grand ISeeret, Ancient Baton, Sermon, and Cozwold (now at 66 to I , sad to these I leave the Derby till after the meetings at Normarkst and Chums. The *hi/ Handicap will be fully discussed in your tin. realm of nereeey text. METEOR. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TrEsoAr. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 7 t w o 2 apt Clydesdal• (~g) 11 to 2 Brother to Marchioness (t Sealy) CHESTER CUP. 2.5 to 1 Mired on the fia. 30 to 1 apt Chalice the Prooni (t) 33 to 1 Oenoral Bonnet (t) 40 to 1 Blink Bonny (t) 40 to 1 Blackthorn (I) Nothing don* on ►oy other race. LORD CRAMBEILAIN't OFFICE, JAN. B.—Nsties is hanthy glom that her Majesty w il l hold Diewhirroese at Jesee's niece ea SeW&y, the 30th faotaat,, al two e'eleek. There will be no presentations to her Majesty es Ms **taloa-6480k COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-JAN. 26. (Bitdap in Banco.—Befor• tha — Lced Mat Baron, and Barons Martin, Wallop, and ChanadL) Intlllll/1 O. THI LANCAJHULE AHD TOlllllll HAILWAT CONTAXT.—LIABILITT Al CAJLIITIL. This was an action broo to recover 26L, for damages enstedned by the plaintiff's Um, while Whig conveyed from e= d to York. It was speed sit the trig rat the hors e yes in the defendant, truck width was apparently mdlledent for the conveyance of live sleek, het that, in far, it wee not sufficing, and that dairies ***arm the hares blind Waaffh it, and so sweramd dr dem= mentpised et. The had signed the wad WEI given the esospeny, to which was =period the blowing note —' Tide tither le burl in*er to • the owner's undertaking all thin of reverroe, loading and =boding whatsoever, at the not be en the for any Wry Sr (howsoever =need) occurring to live roc& el travelling op= the Lancashire sad Yorkshire sr their ye On On this state of fare Yr. Baran Wrenn Ikeda' a verdict by consent, =Nor to the =ran whether the specific iAjury was cowed by the Illimesedaza to the ticket, and if so, was it am vinesessabis bwrifts of the liability imposed upon the tiehmarts as emu= eirthers. A rule was moved for last tens le age the meth Ike the defendants, and was argued fun pew= tens, whir their lordships reserved their The court now gave judgment, directing that the rule should be mode ebeolute, declaring that the defendants were not liable. — intimate! der the defendants accordingly. (Sittings at Nil Prim st Onildhall.—Before Mr. Baron Bramwell and Canoes Juries.) ILIAD V. LINO.—~ YlacmzvOC. D 008." Mr. ilerjeent Ballantine and Mr. Hall appeared for the plaintiff • Mr. Locke and Mr. Robboom were for the defence. Th c li e , • silk broker, residing at Lee, in Kent, sued the a medical gentlemen of Eitham, under the following circumstances —On the 9th of May th at the plain tiff was driving a mare, which be manic 601., in a and on passing the dafoident's bows, four little known to " the fancy" as who-Mired and Alm terriers, roe oat and attacked the sera byberking of at her heels. The animal, mamas' to the isi rl=i account, ben it very well for some time, but at the leak fright, sod after plunging and kicking, daring which he sought to eontrpd her, and to drive away her assedlesth she tell Emmund woe severely injured. The 's bill wan 71, the repairs to the Ason cost 11: 16 :•=y m the =Wel was sold at Aldzldgs' a for 331„ for width beam ei* ecrepwittlon. The More we, that the dogs, which were doter/bed In the thederatios es " ferocious end mischievous," were per =WM and boneless, one being totally blind, whim in tbOweses of seeing and hearing were eseseidwebiy impaired. ' A host of wieners% meow whom we • pelles owtabh who had known the dap for thirties yews, were examined as to character, and sane of than who had sh amed the 0031111111611111 Witold the ft map swisined by the to the feet that be had endeavoured to whip the &et g a g h rst barked es the veld& pared by. The de fen dant also swore he did act boraw that they were in the habit of Mr s . bests& Kr. Bra owaming aid the jury should find for the WWI K they es the doge were mis chievous, mil Wt the deliwbot know It, and that the mis • chief rewind Ihwelbow. If they ware of opinion that they had a MiKaliSTollll tendeney, and the defendant did not know it, or that if they had and he did know it, and that the mischief was brought about by some act of the plaintiff, then theA . ro., dud for the defendant. 631 jury found a verdict for the plaintiff damages, 10s. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Biehard Stidoblaso a corporal& the Grenadier Guard', wee charged with areaulting one ninon and drawing his bayonet on mother. Adam lithason, 19, Queen Anne's-mews, coachman, saw the osimdeat knock down a little boy and beat him with the knobbed end of his stick. He told the defendant that it was • shone to 11l use such a boy. The prisoner =t i e would NM him the same, and then struck him and him down. The defendant drew bis bayonet, but his com panion milled out to him not to do that. This statement having been oorroborated by • whams named Dennis, The soldier, In deka* said he WWI surrounded by • number was ef per in self sons ibises. who wanted to " muzzle" him, and be did The Meat add this wee not correct. Mr. lalliehrl the lime et U. or two months. The fine wee peig. - LAMBETH. - - Aa wee seas ea beitit of a Mrs. Mazy Ana Brom lir • etedleele =die the new bal to protect It replay km her Maud. It appeared that the were married in 1860, and that in 1864 the husband =r e his wife and children, had been summoned to t a ht ct i ' tby the pariah. At that time the husband had • situation in the General Post-015as, with • salary of 260 i. a year, and he undertook Wallow his family 26 shillings a week. In•• short time after, however, he lost his appoint ment, and from that time to the potent hid dose nothing for his wifeand two children. Mr. BUbu, Wieering the dicta, at once granted the cedar am required. THAMBS. About six weeks ago a lunatic was brought to this mud fa custody of a police constable, who stated that he hod WEI committing a misdemeanour in the title-cud-road, sew the City Unlon-hone.. The presiding magistrate ordered the the lunatic should be removed to the workhouse of the Hamlet of Mile-end-old -town, Wm* be bee shoe rosared. Mr. Bonthwell, vestry dark, red Irk to the herd al guardisas of Mile-and-aew-town, now ireaded to aria am order for the removal of the homer to son of the re dCltf sad stated that when be wee brought to the Week Me bred of gaudier Instantly edmitted bin, end ordered :that he skald receive all the attendee which he required. At the ante thee the board were led to believe that he had eecapsd hum an asylum is Hmtoe, and directed his removal thither ha a cab. Dr. &pm, the proprietor of the asylum, however, upon being see, tetueed to admit the lunatic, and stated that he had • proper discherp. Baker quest inquiries want to show that the pow hllow had bra in Dr. or ß as z. , asylum 20 yens, at an expecte to hie Mends ' my 501., and afterwards of 304 par rani& The last his mew Merles bad died, and these ing no abeam of ai Dr L/ remereed i rr expediast, whisk bo .So b Sought was of hie peeltles,to birrif of bards& It appaat that cre a Dr. Dryer a alleadants took the Mastic trot hie maidetansylum le a pablio-bouse in the City of London, an gaged a lad, shod there with the imago, and in the morning lea NM te the City Union-bones, in the How-road, elaleslaffdrhioa for him them. The porter of the w i tho ut icm-beem vs, retard to admit the lonstic an toritertrom the allow f a the City ; whereupon Dr. Ems's mem Isit sestisig ha would go into the City and cheer an order; bed inelead of drag so be turned on his heel and lid the lase* In the ldiks-tod-rced, I whin be was found. Thence homes ant to the Mile-ad I workhouse. To show Dr. Bryan'. comeszkm with she affair the following lattfir from him was reed -7, Dv Bir,—Undur your authority the party delivered Mr. (the lunatic) to the mica -Douse of the City at Bow road, Mile-end ; the party lineal! who has carried out your wishes in Warm:* to vsernal Wixom me that 31a. will cover anprome incurred, and he himself will welt on you when and where_ yea plane to receive the rem, the hose not having any_olaire in the astier.—l are, Abe., "B. L. Biala!" . Mr. flelk-1 think the hamlet of Yile-ead Old Tontine pest renew to Mr. ilestitwell - It somewhat singular that eno we le clause in the Private Lun at i c Asylums Act that would meet We ceee. TEE WEATHER AND THE PARE& The ornamental waters in the different parks hare sok become Hosea over, and skating and sliding have ben vesnoted. The thermometer at the Royal Hummel Society's receiving house, in Hyde-park, cm Monday night indexed 28 deg., being 4 deg. below freezing point, whilst the previous night the rarcury stood at 23 deg. Yesterday morning the ther mometer, at 9 o'clock, was 29 deg., and at noon it stood at freezing point. At 6 o'clock lest evening the quicksilver had fallen ens degree, indicating a continuance of the frost. The barometer yesterday morning, at 9 o'clock, was 30.06 deg., but at 6 o'clock in the evening it fell to 29.94 deg . The wind vu math seat. The weather during the morning was =am, Mit daring the afternoon it became cloudy, with Ia SR hows's Park the icemen cautioned persons from viatoolog au the pond, and printed bills were stuck np delft lid dr ice was dangerous. A great number of per sons, lowtwor, wont on, and some dozen, chiefly boys, fell ellytas wall as two of the icemen. k iwatagton Gardens there was skating on the Round Powd, and ono at two proms toll through into deep water, sad bad to be got oat, and ottorwords sent home by the Hums* servants. On the Long Water the ice wee shout tech thick. The Skating Club set up their Nat at tho bank. oathTiterpththes the ice wee about the eame thickness. The Hums= fleelety's men need great efforts to keep people e(, sad several disorderly weans threw on the ice a quantity of bricks sad other materials collected for making • new path. Apphostkei hes been made for a few constable,, to prevent • repetition of such conduct. In the Regent's Park some hundreds went on the ice, and several fell in, but we am happy to state there were no fatal sodded' yesterday. NEFF YOBS AND LAIR ERIE RAILWAY. After our report left yesterday the meeting of the bond and stockholders in the above railway adopted the following re solutions: "That this meetinghaving heard the statement made by Marla Maras, km., President of the New York and Erie Railroad, dada) to impress on their fellow bondholders the important* of m.opentmg with that gentleman in his efforts to rescue the read from its present temporary difficulties, and that with this view it is of the utmost importance that all bololdera ropow rin in completing the subscription to the new loan to be raised by the company." t Is agreed that all persona sulactibing to the 4th mortgage shall be allowed to wabscribe at par to a 6th mort gage • rum equal to half their subscriptions to the 4th mort gage, and that such mbecriptions be received entirely in unsecured bonds." " ITiTKrtll;understood that the sth mortgage is not to exceed 5,000,000 dole. in the whole, of which 2,000,000 dole. are to be needed for the future wants of the company, and paid In cash, or ita equivalent." " That with a view of attaining the above result, parties are rsooniraended to send in their subscriptions to the oat within the next ten days, so as to enable Mr. Mona, belt,. his departure, to make the neoesuary Unsocial ar7Ciatis for the estimate of the company.' subscribed to the new or fourth mortgage loan shall have precedence in the order of their application." Thank, were then voted to Mr. Moran for his able expo sition of the present state and future prospects of the New York and Erie Railway Company, and the usual compliment to the chairman concluded the proceedings. RAILWAY AND 0251 k BILLS OY ASTANDINO ORDERS. Yesterday Mr. Smith and Mr. Frere, the examin ing barristers, appointed by the Hones of Conneaut° Inquire Imo all railway end other Ws bakes pabulum, met for the first time In committee rooms 16 and 17 of the Rouse of Commons. Than was the usual numerous attendance of parliamentary spats, solicitors, end engineers, and the standing orders were declared to be complied with in the following mess : BAST RIX? RAILWAY (WINIZAW EXTINSION).—To mteed the Zest Kant Railway from Strood to join the Mid Katt airostisy) to St. Mary Cray, with power to create mew limns, not ascasellag /00,00 W. in amount. BALMILY:KA, RALLTIIOXIT,COLIMAI NE, AND RAILWATe—TO make a breech or junction to Coleraine, with power to leant or sell the line to the Belfast and Bally mena Railway. Foam Awl tioa of Var. AND BCCHAN RAILWAY.—For constrno- BeWrit and County Down Railway (opposition with drawn), Manebeater, South .1 motion, and Alttinclum Rail way (Mr making Uttar providdcm sa to management and set tling dispute) postposed unttl bowing of duplicate MIL - . . . . .. • DIIIVAM AND CLITILLAND UNION RAILWAY. —To male a railway to bring the coal to the iron districts, and the has districts to the coal. Proposed capital, 200,0001. &ands; orders not womplied with in respect of defective sections and levels. The bills of a general nature pared were the Birmingham end Staffordshire Gm, Wexford Harbour Embankment, Badman. and K ingston-upon- Hull Gee, Staffordshire Pot teries Gee, Vanxhall•bridge-road, and Tramore Embank ment. It is gratifying to observe that the Prussian Adelname of *kip, "authorised by the Meg b• , !" d esks the reported saaday mould ibudrical a M formate at Petedea ea the Olt er February. The annoestameat simply rase :—• o. the faliewbs lley Wag Sundy, the wart ell meek 4 Poleillit, led eeti i MON woke 4 the Gerais= hirehe. Diner le pl44—Jeri. [Advertimmeat.)--HOLUFWAT'S Mu; a !of! POWS? LISZT Imo Coorsormo Los lostomont.—Wto. I k l oo k to ihilb roV&T i r likr oo= so: lorbooll weft Ivor iiitorbot Isorloos mit roilkoro to • Ile WU PI oo to rola boa. do to we loaned M try to 0 blr aN gooL= W lll if tollaVi " world • et Prokoor liebeeere mneeeneemem. N om , irk oligoowtors, ,1.... ork., W lllololot ; L. , Smyrna ; owl Z. Illir, noir MARKETS. COTTON.— Lilllooot. lap. ffff —T h. Loa of tow. t 04 ,7 manwolat tram e.BO O le 8,000 tales. of winch I,ko have been takeam .oscuwion. Th . ;.2.. i ne kpk 240 Penmen and Maranhara. at Tit an. • yap t• pg pH, to ilk.: 1.000 Surat, at ltd. to by • 40 E(saam yipp. at 101. to Ild Tim total Wee rime Thank, 6 4 43,000 bake. ;ad the Impart 13,000. The market doom •Ith an app.., tendency. Oemmared vetth Yridaya ntu. pelo.o of W blade are. an very d atheir unt od. per lb. dearer eliberlLeeelo. ately Id. up. 41 Ale advance holder. offer Am . COTTON GOODE(-11 stun Donn JAL 21—A *Met estenktable else In the pnee et cotton tee nolo lotortered nth bW4wes bun en we hwe • !fantod amount of bantam Io mart. Thao Is bb hch et demo& sod • wry ocusidershle bolster it dada INN biro ha donee some alight Eshowe es bat Tuseint taeea Msnaseteson t Wrenn bare bee oosepened b darned IL to Olt MDWI wen for e:oth thus the rates or lan ?annoy. to ram Wen re wow em of them mt. haring been add to with wash tannin bat nate could be affected. Bane few tenwoologn in to posted tor whores alight modification of Wale tom trererendel to but nth awe were exceptional. Buyer. lent wir sewithislig alarm at the ?sold Wants to prices. the mutt d • el* of nods. Ike TO. the Walnut millet. %bonen some et lbw dinippohnet that they are want to execute Mar more order, reaolutely Ilene to follow the eperard toWo to winch he rhoo. la yam =are ',Plan le id. par In. above the saw et last 'Mal, and Ist lonise the eima mat es the afraart ea goods. In than se ha waft • Oen sellicallea et the abase use lac led to some Slanamediona tet .„ %pretware Itave lads whored to Welt torus. lf terit ha d beta Mon sawn • very Woe basins oaten have tea bat mappotesturets sod unman we waxy of thew adltelently to male Am to keep tram puma los goods on Ws marten for We prossot t owl are baltaceod to Nab taws that would lovely* to sedan a Ina WOOLLEN.—Laam JAL 311.—Wilhave me alternates is report le the woollen menet Tome los been a fair weedy hulasm trammeled this morning. The recent lopromernent continuo, to be imaintalned. H COD nen at D, JAN. 201.—Tbs =erect not pc. last meek Mg eta fair. Several chippers barsuLdna for unions, and mOrtniellin• Lon Rood. Morally h eked for; testraiiTtaraM Jima 80aw I Liabilities reparbd N.OOOl. MAI OFACTURElL—Evananerundt, Jay. 26.—The attendance of buyers bee not been so nmertnacae Yet erect, neither le the Intone" done Nue! to It, but essaldielag en nee Just senendng from a metre panic, Chas la quite ea nook dein aa cadet be expected, Wocaa—UCDIMWIli. JAS. 26.—There is • better deinsnd for wools gamily, and •• awiaufaetarer• are Dow loorloolog to th.ok that =we been at the Minsk they aye baying with moth mon eau. 0010.—Ls., Jas. N.—Tbe weather for the Wt few days W. been dear lead frosty, gad the eendition of wheat much improved—the eale of which premeds with more freedom. at hill Fridayg Mo. Fred. beam bailey quite am dear. but light and dale am neglected. Beans and other &Melee have not varlet. Average prim of grain ;—W heat. 2.176 qrs.. 49. 71d.; barley, 1,6h0 vs.. 37a. 4.1. ; oats. 60 gra. Ma did.; beans. illegn., 40. ad. Limaroot, Jae. 26.—it todeit market them WI • tat , latillalate• bat only a small butler in wheat : the end qualities reediting about the weneemeina of MO day WANE : wt red ecareely maintalolog the ad. awe eg 116. tor TO lta i r a res Frid Flour me altogether un eglashiet Iliet In the ahem* of mire, prima remain nominally Weed. Ciate woe Wm."e at former more. Oatmeal quiet ad=rs reined= of OA poi= Eoptleo bane In rather better Firers ems: White. with s alight ti. maul la the Mew aur I to le. ; other iesittlea both Ante. Ana NM Maropmak La par mange oa the week. The timer, for an Inane am Mairaata LTIII, Jai. 11—The mather la am dry an 4 treaty. At to.dave mirk* wind a Mr waggly of dna ; used taadinrlM Mantlet fall lad ware : cendsztjes IL le la per or. lo m i la gar i VlNEW the a* was aorta Mem vat &nos tril mar ear elemoolote Mee. Alta a...ar.....k . rod, Mtn to Mb', 46a to M. : ' .lltto M to OM._ . 40'. to 10a. ; ditto ditto. 60Ite. to 6111 at. tea to Ma ; MAW. Olureallor am, Mte. to (Alba. 36. to 42a. ,• common. Elia to 1111M,Mr. to 37e. ; beam. old. (lobe, to 6611 1 ... OIL to 6.1.; MW. lIIM. to lOM, 41Ia tog& par qr. tote. growers. 1111111 1, T: 1 111. —A Lair attoodsooe, but warmly eillthirig deist Mearstat widen. end mem oft very *lowly. at about MM ewes rut Ma but Milo Medal:. 'lull honed cakes brink. at 11 Jai. T.6.—Tho wear Is now m se amble se could te Mimi, provanlog, Mine 'All taad to ohs* the eatiberagee of the Wheat *ma Mem menitt. this mandag. we bad a modern Mew et Moat Oros Um TM thin bias Mill some forelsa =km mottem sae a teir emlakrbeg or sew Iteri= lamripee_t_ lism to r AY adsg ro: IX'? (..' r. 'Mai boo , tae wm4 rolmore fetnateng firm a etraar MT: mootadlo at Men hoe cedes die sem war M& was : ow 411111, all. ; and other owls la Um Maw Yid Me amo. Win, =du nee. a = Beam per, OMR arladoe maltared. IleameriT. JAL 11L—Therevese pool wasp wooly M ell &. Ip. ga r Weed eft& awe Ps imetet la ireerete coodtdou. The so Indire el was Mbar Ma. /or where therlll•4 AP terierrurt *epics meet, brow of buyers about la pa. V. resin! Pak ellierai dime Beet malting h•fief hhh . dhoh • kr bad MMus WA In toy good reseed. fu' ly eupport fag fermi 111•111. asp* la other qualities bet hide 'al dolodo The Won al Mil guilike IMlosary, whiled the tf•de le Mbar bGtoy. Foe other Ids& a/ oda thfre erse • dull inartea red prim nominally fbe =ma Wheat. SOL le OIL peer. Harley. *l. Ele. ow e. e Our. fita. to Ile per qr. Iles* lb. re 10e per qr. eer. to 4er. per . ft'MIL to 431 . Tan% Ml= Por dd. , 34a to 4th. per m. am. la 3d. to Il• M. per CIABTLI.-13tuutrtY, Jaw. 11L—At or market thls taming Eis may a =dash, /wilt of bruele. which ware math or se good me brig sh o rt` there ws. alio a limit:6 et vre et beet sold well. sot I" arm. ars use rta alloiled. 2"l l=stiattag tamer ran. but the other deestlylo of sabrole yea impleto art& eltitosal olTerrd a • di . rhos at 101 l aradteth prim led Yoe wisultur zemettio I emit. The ambit it = i ts sew wet Br, eIaiIkiONICANNIIIII .. 20 sold, Is were fulty red. As tat the supply at cairn le Mori palm NEM& se belay tooted. IS Oho ph =me ta Binh. II Vert toed MVO. sad moderate mutat et Miler • war inasestid. tat peter may at s.teudrlPL Bea. lts. ht. Per mall as eadliattiwill ter wore ; bra Doers seam Id. tar lb.; after bomb, td. to Tdd.; veld. id. to TN.; Tree pat. 6d. to TB pomp } 'skid ditto. Tto Id., sad le. to ba t es. t to bacon pip , lb. 6d. to la. 94 . per mo r e ; Posh Tri. 9d. ror lb.; dry ditto. fitd. to led ; meet yielded lama. 10d.; punka old store pig; 16u to M.; moths, cam. Ss. to 30t. eta. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLUMATIL Nil. Pe• Mr. Taal. Teal. Nu. 1111:40% dr ado. 1294. 1417. Welt snag Jim 1 6 4 A 1 Ind Tient ot Aria -- VS UV 4.571 7.71 0 1,91 2 Welt .i. Deana and Vat IsTlNg=n. L BOW. and Lam Hors Omsk Wools et Onanis Week whir Am. 17. North ttatordiktre M. Is 0.1.. 333 COM LOD wilt mew am 21. South Dutra Lomas. BAAL" mad Ise& Omit llOO 7,737 2,621 10,393 15,300 filmg W oer sad tina J Southas. V. MINIM •••• 6.617 lOW eak su North Loudon . ...... Orem Luxembourg IS 141 440 711 411 B•Lliat sad Count: Down SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0•817ALTIB8. General MMus. oa @bore at Cutler. Stale of Plains. hu bees we. weed sad weatleswed, Ow lotion being est ; taw owelle* Sabha. N.S.. banal Wag (.).—lt le marled that the dewed Labs (e). taw illearehen to the North. we@ on shore ea the Goodwin lends an. teedef.—Newegote. lea. U. Therm% Oepteitt Hoolmo. bona for Newport, pin back to New Posy ea Wm 2Std at Joaaary. with few feet water in her hAti. Wise @trained sad tamalard damp during the pa of the Nth inet.—ilverpcal. Jas. W. SZITI POZZION POW,. —Aust.* and Map at Cadiz; Blarney (so), Oar Cargill's:l4s. at Smyrna; Bea e rot at Polosteete; Crimea. be Tricots, at Gibraltar; Wean (es), it Clostantinopls. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alawity (lerquo), from Load= for Alps Bay, Nov. 30, lei. N Sea 27 W. Agatha Warts. from Liverpool for Indio, Jas. 14, lat.NM. M. 2 W. Nrltoe's Pride, from A kph, Dee. 11. lat. I PL, los. Si W. Coestasee, he. Liverpool ler Madras, D. 14, lat. AS N., kw. /Lie W. Cormier, from ti. vpool for New Orleans, Jas. lat. II N.. Da _ 411 W. --- - - 1141.;16 . anaa, from IMAM; Dee. IS. kW George Warrhall, !rem Lomita for Calcutta, Des. 11, lat. N., 10. . We (Americas ohip), tram Liverpool for idelboarm, ha, 19. lat. 4..91 /18. too 13.0 W. Raefremptco. hem Leaden kr New imismd, Dee. 11, let. 4 N., lei 24 W. Lemma from ExatAr for Lemke, ha. 4, 1at.31 N., km. SI W. Niagara, tom Callao for Oork, Dee. 11, let. 9 N., km. 2) W. Palmate, from Hampton leads kr Bremen, Jae. 11, 4t. 43 lea W. loyal Vostorla, from Liverpool kr Markets:4a. Ise. 11, off Tuba. Mastro, from Loorpool for NaMaerae, ha. 12, off LaMar. UMW from Poolicaerry. Nov.ll, I.t. SS a, lee. 1$ Tool. Mat, from Liverpool ler Itlk, Jaa.l4, lat. 46 N. la 19 BIRTHS, MARRIAOEB, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. _ . AIRD.—Jas et Daereherk. Lee, len. J. Aird. Bat.. of s hedge. 16001 L—Jed b 3. et Oahe§ Wed, New Bond shah, the Into d leeutAlat. Ikea& fee Qom% B lint, of • &Wm.'. CHIED.—Jes. et teat. Rim the wile of Ode. B. Coot Ili m ptr -761 . Z. al Pardmisreqoark Km A. L. mac or OITATFLJah. Se et Shirley Bash Wet Boreoek MeAßoot. tb. wife of T. Gnat. t p.. ORIN WOOD.—Jea. M. Weetteentephoe, Latoahenerh tae will of J. O. Oethatted id., et • deddher. IS. et gam WWI. WRAC the Iderdeoles HD eu% of led L NDAOllll.—Jes. 11. et Views. the wife et A. Locher. SW. of s draiehter• YAWL—Jed Oloodsewtedheet Beiteerateldt, the erde el J. Mark. Eeh., of a sea ItALERIAOI.B. BOOTH—CHAIIII.—Joa. fly: 4i ster. hr thil Ha, H 11. lemmas. 11.41.. . . . to Loden DIZZ I V " Iare/gle - J D I" . ' b * el = l'orbobtre. Mr. W. el Is 4 1. Into R. Ifebeier, Nee.. DE c w—le °amis.—Jo. 6 le OH leo Dr. Dorset J. B. VW BHA, 00 dadder of G. 11. 0 formea4l i t Elt . r II A. the 1:11 telelt maisr E =Vae l"l". Beath :hie, io Ilange . reirlft d tbe ire L& l t'Bil t ini—Jaa. A et Re, jr. Alanadar. H. Lem Idi lin =i=.=l. l llier, Xm.. M.P. DRATIN. CHRISTY. —J au. 2 1 , Milo 111 esiblim - - MAW, aged 60. DUKINOIIiLD.—Jaa )4,at laktuolau. 116 llor. Or H . 11.110/it fkail. Bart, wed 67. 10L130S011.—Jast. Jam els of lbs I" IL Maim d UM . Wou.toe. blaaadattm GLEN 66 111—Jaa. 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