The Express. — London, England, 1862-01-08 00:00:00

ISOM LAST inGuirs GAZJITTIL i►morro. [Ram or NOLICIIVIIII AID 70111•111 - ?ARMOURS TO 1111 °STAMM AT Tine OPTICS Or Till OEM/ ILMESTIAIIe courr or skromarrer, BASINOIRLIANTIUMLI IllOnsilß Ist; liskastetzesi. City rod. Mater. to sumod er Jas. 11. at IL Jrllllll MILLIN& Ceironsarrsst, Irtnebrur. coach punter. Jas. 17, se It Gal" LAQ larreflarrrirret, Bsdrocfsquare, professor of seseM Joe. 17. M 11 TROII.IIO IXCA/I, Worthily& Nessei, Imam°kerer, Jan. 17, at 124 YllllDfilra St. Martlii•k-Oread., clerk at • iiluwrmi and Minot SATCIIWILL, \.o-lm-lard, 014 Halley, provision roerelmita, JIMA. I. fit 1. Oipasa MDWoa. Norkinkpoo.ploce, (...Donbury, ship broker, Jas. U, at 10. Amulo,ll svaatma, Leigh, Lan, shopkeeper, Jas. ri, at 11. howaau NrßvOa, Harbert-elm% New Nurtb•reall, railway jAn ds Zil i za Amoikemed. Clapham, government clerk. Jan. V, at 11. Lava tar, Ikraraewassals. Su do Ow , " Jan. M. It IL litsenean Cluin Vuaien Yliosle, cattle dealer, Jan. m 124. Hutu Undo, TAM Dalarkh. lewerler. Jan. 5. at 11. Judd nous& Kra Ina, meta,. Itotberbithe. tanner. Jan 21, atilt. llamicw Patna. Hampton mat Ohl Jewry Chamben, auc tioneer, Jan 14, at ?- mono., Homon, Woltharn Abbey and Janie-street, Islington. roukeeper. Jan M. at 2 Jame iOrros. cow., wins, haakoapar, Jam 14. at 11. Maar Do% 11. GLIM Ia Ulatnar, lialnitabeldge, manager to a brewed victualler, Jar. 14. at LI& BURT Cut PLSI,II OIM4D1111„ pert Dower, Jas. th, at ILL llama" rams, Chiselhard. Bur t baker. Jr 111 . d 1 114. Joke ELL VRIES. W•stborrimd•rrd. Paddleigloo, aGr mum+. Jan L, ML AWHAIM Awls% airy seibies, earner, Jaw 1 4 MIL ltrwaito ruseria, WalthamMed Lamar, Jam MO at 14. Jinn, MALL. araperhar J , aw 22. at I Janke BLOM. .aWesilk OMedeadian-reed. Jan. 12. at 1 4 . WILLIAM st W•11/1. Misr greeneumA Ma dealer, Jam 2; 11 JOS. AMMON UMW, sad Immo SWOOP BAUM% [bp ea►larstr., bort^ wooer Jaa 23. aa I. Alma Ban as, VonatmlemomNettinAhlU, vaddlar,Jaa.l3oll.l3. Wiliam Oro, Orderdirer trdutitae, addlatrar, Jr. a M 11. Jam Ifitaruct Lams Wellbrod, err, tamer, Jan."), sill Wawa Lamar, Weimairddlm. dealer. Jan- 24 * W Wat l rit Morn Worm, Walked, Ilerotardeldra, hay dads, Jaw M. at It Zorn ECM. TOM Minfeedsh/re, beer retailer. Jost. 111. a 14. Hasa! JAY 1131w20. Madom Warwickshire, ioaussercial Ira. Psalm Jaw 1111, MIL Timms slur rd MUM! Item Conenl47. ribbon innunliin' Mar Jr Hal id IL 110/frillit Irma Witud, lilimpore. Monmouthshire. bonded Mon mertimust, Jr U. •I 1111.2 Wert wairrost.drarbaroardi. painter. Jan 20, at 11. 101000 11•24 Llimaaa. Macaw. Jaa. U. al It JOU Mud; Litturri, tea iserehant. Jan la at 111. flashed,. Ounarronstdry. seeds an. Jam 1.11. M IL TMOMMI REITAI, LiMpota. Isiter, Ju. -, •t 124. Morn Mawr, Meremlaio amahlre. nomad vSetsialer, Jae. Ilk at 1. film Swum. Liverpool, elsteallsr, Jon. 10, aS 14. Camas Mum UrespoeL atired Victualler, JAIL 10). Id It &Mu Hsaeaa Iltrer, firm matt actsflr. Jan. 17. nS 11 - 11 1 / 1 11JAMMI BILiI, 1/10•111mr. MMIa makcr, Jaa. 111. at 1. Saxon ilotacass. limattertr. Omer 'terror, Joe rat It. Jour SnMAWOMIA HYWabas No. square maalactuaer. Jaw di, M l& Tfoltia laarlat. 11414401. Jr. 17, at IL ewer Wardroom Lonna, Nolslophass. tripe drawer, Arwood Lair Deverlirrimet, tragic., pirtm daalar. Volt 1 4 at la W MIAMI LAVaMI42, Jas. LAM 1; al the Osesty Court, Uncoils- Rcrnixt Wt/eat 2041/10134 dramair. prittra, Jam. 13, M 11. W mums UMMIT MUM Oninhelllll4 01111111111, riles dealer, an. Joeur J Wa ne. Idsmardia, marldr Jr 1 I s. Se- TYIOII4III Joss Parmir, 12sadmamr, memmarrd, Jr. Ilk a 4 Gateaux Nam. Day s MILLI Hu" HadiMrVel Eq roar Jr. 20, M 10. Join Gum, Iladdiwelda. 14nrier, Jan. 1 12 . M 1t Teats cum*. Ihmildieredeld, earth:am& Jas. 110. at 10. Joan llorthluaneelaad, Jan.ll, a IL JAMS IrtedimmHwdrs Nohow, lobar, Jas ls, M & DANIS& Iprs. iimilwales Dock, lodichaphooso keeper, Jamie, at Il_ _ W3CrAX 11MAL istAter boot maker. hum. 111, at 11, /as Bram lanoto&woll.itowtbrukoolalro< licensed vktoollor, Job U. al 11. Muumuu Anna.. Ilifothri. shopkeeper. lea E. al ll* Moen am la*. bent. J. 11. es IL Whiten lefurre /Sehe.epen•Tresst. peehecer. Jr. L. N U. Tama. rams,A. ikeral Lishe ims i m = . lselebsr. is.. 14. et 1L DAM li J. calli.llll . ftsper. Jam. 14. at 1. GOMM Dammam, Brosibala. Ilanbastgbarbin. Isallise, ha It et IL Wuaux Dorm% ant etombotoos. Dons. labor, Jos. fiat U. lbaumout Dots., bbollobl. poblimo. As. 11. et 11. aotai WUJUnoos. 1/1•Mold. tafltesriel maologlottor. Jo& U. at IL Musk ballholle. blooper Sea 111. tr. MAIO Wolaniniesis. WINK , subselnisler. lb sr It ernaioe NoelbellooPerem D.. .e Js le, at 1L Pumas Dm .egeollik botcher, J ebb, otIL 'MAL* Maga, Wipe Job IS. or IS LAST ISAML7OS lab. IL N. Paihrtta, UMW& WAI Sal 11. a& eurrece-Tob. S. W. I Gibson. Lbrardrareell St Laker& ireaftiandar- Feb. S. W. I Heckel!. Willingham. Latzebrldmishire, farmer-Web. 4. J. Amber. I loath Shoebary, Laws, farmer-Feb. I. J. grenclea, Ps. Han Cray. teal wrier-Feb. S. W. Kull, al Jaim'skquare, Chicken- well. bah proprietor-tab. S. L Peeking, lhatleVealley. City. Lacy Mick maker-Feb. 6 1. Chamilmal, aree 4111/4l Cheagsiale laaalfacitarer of Wry trissallaw-Volk O. H. H. Carr. ema.,. Ihmlarstar plan:, Wag/Master, Iroalmailar-Veta & Georgia= I WHOM, Great Warier, Emu. achoolmialreal-Teb.& & Omblar, , Trinity-saw& Tower 5,11. berhallat -Fel. 6. & H. Darla& Alder &bolt. lieuteawal ui the loth Ifoo4-Vel. 11. 6. Orawaper. llanw street. Hasson. baker-Fah. S. J. H B. Iraweima,labskeraqsare. Ilyile.wark-leb. 6 W. Cblleall Harmalswel EamialHam4oo4 011111111.11111013 .eat -feb. & V. OmMia, lillems. barwmf-rela. S. X. ablen swami. awl HlMllliallaelll Mil 4.--11& S. Ammar C 11111“ 11, Welliagtowtermakll4. Jabiftweed, laelel ies ll:.. S. J. Palmer. Chaim. prbar-12404. I. 0. caw merilal clerk-Ark &J. lower& Illit as r osblos„ balkier-lab. IL 1. 1 Cavan. isornowarinst. cur. MI Alma fool. Casesiben, wash mamdmistm-Ittla S. G. Datea. Heameashetteet, Mar/labemt, Isilibebstan 14m40--Yeta & N. Niko& WM* Scaebyeed. laverpsol-rasi. liver/ SW* S. I. IL 1111400, Ilalameareet, imalagloseead, =l;aaper-Ite. S. C. Terser, Noe% Tuna. ptlisse-T•b. & W. 31 Farisssaad Nosiblis, soMmoir-JOO. I& & am. assaweet. . retired mplalm. Inweamakjet la tam Ms New Imt Inas Compasfa soefloo-Jaa /0. R. C. Wlars. ~ teed, eallaik, con Meaer-Jam ltikibil. Orem vash2 Newt nod, lt. Gomm'. is 4116-061. paext-iss. IL 1. lbssissialssavian, berrebnp keeper-fa I& C. Cemmell, II drest.WappW4s 44111 Arbor-Jas. $O. T. Ns*, Omit inn, .4100. 10. 0. W. 111•2411 m& ire* aseouslia4-Jaa I& T. Nosietaird. 00 0 00 412000 7 414 laker-JO 4. N. 0. liasaley. $4•1134•0041100.10^ P.61/144630. plumber-Jas. le. A. Pao. 2.llfammith Chimaiyine, Mir graphar-Jam St IL W. INl4.ll•Milaia4ww, dark hi bolt ware -Jo,. L. & Cher elk 104mIsr& Enke 0 11441=aa. l& T. C. Gale. H aimpli s. Torkelimi-Jas. It J. 11.1. Mend. labowne--Jaa. It 11. Oreados& =a part. sook-Jaa. I& A. IWO, ea N. 11 Lake. Heagnme, Thaatm-Ja• II C. • /Mtaimm, W re tetheeet. reed. bellher-Jam IR J. J. 011400,110b04•44411104. Peeldrum-JOO. 10. 0. LaterAille al bird Nei= bajimUsed Jas. N. J. O'Neill o•ll46bir. 1101000404034.11.244.00a5at-445. M. W. &mock. &mar 04034.030-1011. I& IL W. Pe lamb** balldhip, mapamb-leb. 111. IL Webb, Tattle., Lass. Ismaith-Pab. IL . tailor, Ilammireet„ 00 J Jam 0 7 0111 . Lblesireelk aalleados maseiachmer--Fak 11. H. Tayler, Ireetriek-ellit, Daistee, merabrars tlerk-Pelt. 11. H. 0. Hsreleoa Harmeememmerat, Benaberproad. mid Siagtl•4l.44erik soith-Tab. U. T. C. Tinkle mon, l!ratwatircel Now 111M4/61M. -Yob. 11. H. C. Hk Doroct4l.oe. Pall.mall; Adamlbrem, Ilampeleadevar= Leeereeenh„ Lambeth, essallegamme-Yob. 11. J rammer, Cwr talbremA. Shorldlleb. limy WON kespre-14.14. 11, A. Horns, 7•11:4477040, Uvwpasitead. gromor-lhb. 11. O. Hayward, Imedhent, Lest, tanaer-Peb. I& J. Tvalr IL tleentife• tin us, Warktramiee& Wm-Mk IL J. 1.1100124.4200040. 8.4..6.4'. Arell-Jam IL T. Alas. W• 140410424040, •10400,. aufacterer- abb.?. J. worm kil s :- . = " 1114=116•0460 victualler-Feta. 7. L. 1 . 1 . 2 . _ . 1445 t 106. S. I unbent. Weal T ea N. J. Setaws. 1414,414004.- Ts& & 1:44 . 4444410:3 1 = 1 . lasesalke/ War =wave- Veh. T. I. Dirialmaiar, Needham, staff masetme- Impor-l•b. T. T. Ilsaahrber. Saar merebent-Jaa. It 0. 1.404•04*, 4010044 osier-Jas. IL 1 W. 111rolostuma, beildir-Jia. I& N. Moak 404.03 -Jas. It 7. Bilibms. lastia= sinorlier-Jas. Si. W. Pb.,. mahar-Jam. I& J. Ilsalisra i ar how ashmr=ms- Jo& 24. C. whim& maker lam It N. Ileasa, 11 111. 1=0.... Irai lusier , yam IL W. AN -4.4.. B misers. tamer-Jaa. II T. lgallard. Blraial.M. SW hoOnsarter-Jan. 74. T. I , = .4 lllrsdeekirk baker-414. IL O. liumblae. ram homer-Jam la. It Tamta• Il whakeale EMISme-Jaa. U. Z. Ceete, 1Ar331044/mO4. 44/404,-P414. A J. Hamby. 5r...4-Jan. ht. J. Hiss. Itelaikal. wailkaimr-Jaa. MT..= Ilia.i..* tagaell„ Terheihm healmeler-Jah. tt. I. Istoris, 16.bneeter. tobareawlM-146. 4. T. Wean., Haile. Connroll, farm- rob. t. J. llmmlik Mgr& Caveman. bstcher. BANK RUTYCIIM ha. 2. Iskie 7fteiMisic Jan. 1 BANCO. Mum laawpool. Uoinsed flaSealleT. DK. la WILLWII TlllOlllO,ll BARN Yd nanral. CABwoll, Melbourne, Anibal% eon Umbool„ arirchaata _ JOINT MOE OOMPANTR6 ACM. cA Rpm TfenOOf EatiisVaiimiiforraxt (Lnmsro. Jan ✓t. as. 11. in WOW Canna—great at doinn, ant apsnanianaut of an a/ kW Vgabtonar. DICLILIATIOWS OP INVIDINDS. WILLIMO 311noaaarselamprallam1rdsdAmela7adadftwd , n MIU atm Barsky, cation mentasamr—TM &allied d la. MI.. any Tuesday. et Herriosol. Ilanahaake. 4011 Muuniaucal inepanin aeYtl &Say sod 'Ogaden VII* war ItarrAm intim aseratalannw—bi dividend d Via. sag Turd. se Passamans laisaaastsr. Gloom Newsom Tomlin 110•Onocn, WIUU NNW WM. ant LW? NtIOILDOCIIS. Dada, and !Oradea MIK oar tenrsiry. e044,4i manufactories-1M dlvklend of Is. VOL. any Tiseidty. d Helmsman* Itainimuler. Inn atn twain VIDIWICI, NageasOnaperTynn Man tarl. count dividend al M. Td la entitles Iv Oil eleclaired). ray Vatimtv. al Was's, Naarinstbaonn-Vr ti Janis NiOtalatal. On& MOW North Ilailikend Newartle sann.T7na. MONO *L. W Saturday, M balers. sowesitsegas•Trin. Jos. Br 7. Moo. IfsfroLi4, D11781084-T•b• 4 "Ow so rod C. S. U4 SaiksofooMoß loMosal . Hartnryosol crosool ood 1110 bell -Mal W MraW, SS I D. PM Mt... .N L bookar., mod Norfolk. o .-Ja skPliollerkilk Sag % assolo-ami. Lt. ..d..dH. 10. lad td. al ullosa. to. J. T. Isalord. 111.11.doopso-ass sp. T. 111....1ra. V= P.O. So. T o. u l os Bradford. Toobildos 10. Jonas IPS Noy awl D Sans Moon. (=annum 15 be psolOß, moo bo doss be lio wow lea on or WM AM. Mar al imODS 111 W. M. OM. IM Sollier--Jas IS. C. los yam lEllibrals. Nods oyerso-rob. S. W. Brod, WSW. orMoollor--Jos r. ord I. -Fob. IR IL = Mdefsfar. ousimpor poopOolor. ramariurs 11111101WIR & IMMO sod B. WoMoslors Ifra= thas =ogasober-a. 11, sod a lma fol and solos ordirio-IL L orl L somMloo ospolo-C. lloloorook J. Ms" mad T. low, Tomei, Devessilre : 84. John a, Newfound ad m ail laseswe LoArader, merchants. en far as is J. Barb-A. Hinton and Fenn, Anerley, Sonny vletualisrs-11. Janes sod 0. K. Jaques. lanissistrt ifiskellikat hoot and oboe makers-Oseepli GSA, Jiuses Umiak and F. Pffinr (dosaiird). City, satedosta-JossAlsrlsk, Mee WHOA I.lbunama. ty el mke iserchands so brass word Q s Jame Le Leelsk.-.W. d Dp a = and famattese. Smith L and ' ti 01stl t rItlelissiddiffinsk. issimesaturtag ekssiliki-l. Clayton and IL GM. AWNS MsarksMer, cassobelos Sink -C. Marshall and Z. T. Lambert, Church-Yea, Whiteehapek visterhugy surgassit-J. Cowan and Eleanor E. Nutchiry, Park-street, Camden-toss,, lair dressers-J. Armitage and A. Armitage, Bury and Pamrsey, Huntingdonshire, engineers-T. B. toddington, KIL Insinssit Nichols, and H. Nash, Liverpool. and New York, iron mer chants-Mary Anne Wilks, J. Winos, and K J. Wilke, Sheffield, whams tha, so far as rapids Mary Anne Wilks-J. Weal', Jan., and B Weal'. Jun., New Metropolitan Cattle.market, Copen hagen.Selds, sheep ealessen-1. Cutler and F. F. K. Cutler, Mark.lane, (11y, and Bordeaux, wine mercbants-J. B. Sharp. an., gal T. W Kirkham, Faversham and Sittingboarne, Kent. ironmongers-J. Slaloms* and V. Blakemoru, Brun hardware commission agents-R. James and W. Jevrltt . leer pod, optician-J. Oambell and P. Is Boutillier, Liverpool, shlprookers-li. Palliser and P. Palliser, Ylusbury.place, coach builders-J. Inc- an.l J. Hopper, Neweastleopon.Tyne, slap broken -W. Bottoniley and H. T. Liam. Shelf, near Halifax, Yorkshire. stuff manufacturers-W. P. Jones, S. Mitchell, sem. and S. B. Mitchell, surbitost Surrey, sargeons -H. 11. Spar - ham and W. Vent. iiminghallstreet, City, attorneys-W. Rair and C. Wong, I:overgrow. Upper East Smithfield, sbir . a2 house smiths-T. 0,, C. Berry, and J. Berm Oldham, shire, cotton spinners. en far as regards T. Oee-W. Riley and J. ▪ Simpers. Berke, cool aserchont•-C. Warms and K warner, Leeds, hay and corn drier!-8. T. Clarke and 0. K Mead, Bury-street, St. Jamas, attorneys-Ellsabeth Mills and Z. Swann. Henry. Staffordshire. china maintfooturers -R. Hill, T. Smith, H. Batter , bt. L Mem°, J. Bullough, T. Bullough, J. apedding. and J. BW. Boltonte-Moors, Lancashire. Iron fouridere-W %Simons and J. Woodrow, Oldham, Lancashire, hat manufacturers-J. and T. Farrell, Lech, Stafford shire, ribbon nerves -J. H. Nash, IL Cols and F. EHon, Brie tot Iron merchants. so tar SA regards P. Elton-J. Powell, T. Powell, J. Y. Powell, and LH Powell. Urn. street, City. leather beam ao tee es and J. Powell-W. Hughes, F. Kano. H. Heileman, and W. Hughes, Jan., Bnckkrsbnry, attorneys, on far as regards F. Kausey-J. R. Young and T. Laws, New tislitluskon-r/Tle. general commission merchants - T. Weans's, sad B. walaudey. Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers -.1. **by and W. Ashby, Groat Towerstreet, City, tea dealers -H. Samuels and W. D. Blew, Manchester, fustian marmfac turere-K Wilson and IL A. Waco, idol-lane, Onset Tower stswq. ter spasm-sr. gem; W. Scott. Jun., H. Scott, A. Scott, end IL Scott, Old Bradstreet and Naples, merchants, on far act=ls H. ecott-J. Primal' and C. Sheeler. Altrinchaes someone -W, Cable", sew and W. Cubley, Jun., Derby. paistars-0. Baird, Z. sopifteholin, and U. Duet. Aux Cayes and !wheel Hayti, merchants. far as regards 0. Bal lard-J. Chrtmeo s J. Dasng, Manchester. camisoles sgests-14. Bennett, J. od Bassett, hi W. Wilkinson, sad T. Stephen. son. Great Grimsby, Llnagnahlre, timber nierehants, so far as ragarria W. wllkhenn-L Yates and J. Bracewell. New Ao . Lsinawhire, pairs nte- J. Pluton. sew. J. liahlocit ifs i d a r ;bikes Jun.. &trash. Sums:, attorneys, so far ae paerzddt J . Bsidock -J. B. Williamson and J. N. Williseroon. lAncsaisire. cotton manufacturers-W. Edmunds and T. litiMinds, lurvonairestreet, City, and Rye-lane, Peckham, tailors-H. P. litte, W. Pater..., soil D. Dick, Manchester. Glas gow. and Dundee, teerchaste-W. Law and I. Baxter, Blue Boar court, Oninday sad Hasiebeak, Downahlre, linen manufac ture's-A- ftlakome, J. Steel, and W. Pollock, Glasgow, dye. weed ennedienrers. so tar as regard. A. lAISSItOUSSr-J. Steel sod A. aiesbonsi, Little Tower attest. Lemke, and 'Glasgow, sisiehesta. SCOTCH SOQI7IIBYTIATIONS. Ataafm Thomson, Loseismooth, ffiginshire, general Ines etissh Jae. ea the Gordon Arms Hotel, Len. Igna6As Mmegus Olsagow, wriest, Jan. 10, 61 the Ferrffilff Ball, Olamow. RAM SAIIITHISMNI Nniani. Dundee. merchant. Jest IS. at He British Hotel. Dundee. LAVCIALLII WOMAN (aortae& Glasgow, tavern keeper, Jan. 14. at the rushy HA Gla sgow, Jens Cusco.. Glasgow, rag merchint, Jan.lle, se the Faculty Hall. Olsegow. ROIFLUID HILL MACIASSA.I" Glasgow, 00011111111011 merchant, Jan. 14, at the Faculty Hell, Classow. Jong ROSSIYA. Perth, draper. Jan. us e at the Solicitors' Library, Perth. JAN= Baca, Men, painter, Jan. 14, si the Gordon Arms Hotel, Jens 114emee, AUos, roaltater. Jae. 17, al the Crown Hotel, Alba itaxAssaim It TALL, Dolls-Mains, Clackmannanshire, farmer, ,Itan. 17, at the crows Hotel, Atlas. THE EXPRESS, WEDiESVAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1862. THE WINDHAM LUNACY 003011/1810N. (Continued from yeelesdies Apra) Charles Homing—l am the beard geneakeisper am the lrel brigg peopiety, sail lave been eo over in yeas I lees limeys yaw 112. Windham ever dose be was am Wash He haa been much is the habit of bethg mishit rue la the weeds. He has carried a yea the bid Neer ibc years, sad hes shot with sit ever vises he amid it He has always mindoceed himself very well, end lead his own gas as well as any gentleman, and when be did sot think proper to load it himself be took out a serviat to lead It fee him. He always himself gave me the erases shed a parties and the disposal of the game. He seed to MII me what to give away and whim to give it fq and the rest was sent to market. He bas sites l me of circumstances which happened a good smug years before, and which, until he mentioned, I had forgot's& He did quite as well ea his father. On one oaseloa be tams to me and touched me on the shoulder, and said, " Tourgisis cocked," and I said, " I beg your pardon, sir, so it is. " He is of perfectly sound mind, and no one will ever make me believe otherwise Cross-examined by Mr. Clambers—He is more clever thee other young men, is he not ?—1 should say he is about the same as other young gentlemen. Is he eccentric in his manner? Witness—What is that? (Laughter.) Is he odd in hie manner ? He is not very odd. He swears emotions when there is not sufficient game, as other gentlemen do. I have never said I was not surprised that they were going to make him • lunatic. I will swear I WNW said, " Windham is an idiot, and always will be." I never said such a thing, and paver thought it. I never said it was just what I ex pected, or what else could be expected but that they should make him a lunatic. It was I that shot the horse. Mr. Chambers—Where did you shoot it? Witham—la the heed, to be sure. (Loud laughter.) It had • very bad 'Fenn and had been kicking in the -.Mega Ons of the bind lege wee eat and ba&y braised. Mr. Windham was net pre- He never told me bow much he bad gives% for was. When he has beets In a passion I have seen at his mouth. I never saw it drop on his clothes. have sever me him cry. I heard him halloo very load. He could make me hear him half • mile off when he wanted me. I never heard him imitate eats or the yelp big of dogs. He never took out • railway whistle when he wee with me. 1 never had a dog whistle. Mr. Windham was always eyeful with his gnu. I remember his going to Mr. Prior's to shoot. I never heard of his shooting et two men who were loading turnips, sad did not get out of his way. I never heard of Major Smith complaining that Mr. Wisdham wee careless with his = Ido not know who wrote out my affidavit for me. I was a gentleman came down an d I told him what I knew of Mr. Wiedham, and he wrote it out, and read it over to metwice, and I said it was all right. Hr. Windham hoe told me to be careful of my gun whoa I was bandies gentlemen over a fence. Mr. Chambers—ln your affidavit you say Mr. Windham is perfectly capable of maiming hie affairs. What do you mesa by managing his affairs? Witness—Why, he always managed say affairs well enough. (Laughter.) Re-examined—The horse which was shot was very lame. He was not worth keeping ; he was • dangerous brute, and his own groom hardly dared to use him. James Catten—l am • bricklayer at Felbrigg, and have been employed on the Felbnu estate more than 30 yeses. I have Ohm talked with Mr. Windham, the pneent squire, about my business. He wished me to execute the work wall so that it would answer a good purpose. He appeared to understand well what be was about To the beet of my knowledge he is of mead mind. Clop-examined—l have not seen anything odd in his miner. His voles is a little thick. _ _ vary sent. that 1 Robert Cninton mid be lisd been a carpenter en the Tel twin estate. tilinos Mr. Windham had come of ay . 122_11f .. .d directed witness to altar • °Mame for one of the John Woodlouse. He wee told to take Site roof =a make two bed-rooms, as Mr. Windham said one wee not decent, seeing that Woodhouse had a wife and four child►en. Mr. Windham was of sound mind, to the beet of witless/I's knowledge sad belief. (hoes-esaminect—Mr. Windham rimmed oat the alters , tiooe himself. Mery Bacleack—l am head honsemaid at Felbriu. Br fore going lato Mr. Windharo's swaps, I wee in the service of the Derbies of Kest for ea yearn, end for two years with Sir Curse Cooper. I have known Mr. Windham four afrom his coming to see my husband, who was them • at the railway. My husband is now valet to Mr. hem. Mr. Windham always behaved as a gentleman u far as I saw. He is very haety, but not more so than others. There is nothing particular in the t of hi room. He is most domesticated. In my epinioa be lei perfectly sane. prosrexamined—l do not think he has given any pirrV the last two or three months. He gave • dinner to his tenantry et Christmas. I was there, and • good many cif the witnesses. Hr. Windham sat at the heed of the table, and Mr. Knolls at the other end. We had both who aanndd beer, All the servants set at the table. The dinner took paella the servants' hall. Besides Mr. Windham there wen no gentlemen present, there were emus tradesmen. There were BB altogether ; most of them Inhumes. We drank Mr. Windlasee's health, and success to his cum. He stayed at Fellerigg two days et Christmas. He has not had may railway guards there. There have been several parties of farmers, who had been shooting with him. They are ell witnesses. I never noticed up thing peculiar about Mr. Windham. I have noticed • peculiarity in the shape of the jaw. I have seen him look rather dirty when he has come off an engine at Norwich. Reexamined—There is nothing in Mr. Windham's we duct is the house to make it diocese/as to me to live in the house with him as • servant. - - - - By the Muter—Hr. Windham proposed the health of Mrs. Windham, and add he lisped we should all join with him. Hs made no remark shoat her. My husband sever acted u a valet bdon. The inquiry was then spin adisarad. MURDER IN WALE. An nqueet took place on Saturday on the body of Anne Jones, the wife of Tabard JOINS, of Graigwen, sees Lientair, Montgomeryshire, who wee killed by her humbug with • spade, on the Monday previous. The wi dowed the doctor, Mr. Thomas, went to show that be bad bees abrading the prisoner for some mouths, and that be we. always fancying that be was the victim of diseases which reaDyMd not afilict him. The prisoner bad told him coolly mad deliberately that he killed his wife in order to get boomed. He could diso3ver no symptoms of Insanity about him. Persil Babb deposed that, on the 19th alt., primmer sompiained to her of the 000 duct of has wife. He laid he could mot get parted from her, and would hang him self. It was said he was jealous of his wife with a men mod Evan Evans. Evan Evans, in examination, admitted that prisoner bad overheard a conversation he had bad with the deemed on the subject of kissing, but he bad saver asked her for • kW. The demised was I. the habit of coming to hie boom to borrow bread. Polies Constable Haines stated that he bad the prieoner in his custody on the 30th, and that the seiseser told him that he had overheard a oonvereatioa in 96kss tad between Evens and the demand, aid that Evans mid to bee he could like "if omeollthig weld come to Ishmael Jones, me then Awe Jones would come to house to live,' eat that she replied "the was going that day to fetch • con stable to take him to the workhouse, where he would not live len.* Swam then asked her for • Lisa, and be (primmer) wet lotion, Homo a pp is the bodge. The prisoner said he had not btonM to kill her when be west into the garden, and regretted that he bad not Waked banging himself indeed of down out of the tree to finish her. The 00fOOK smmdap, and the jury took an hour to consider their verdict, and eventually returned one of manslaughter, to the evident =wire of the Coroner, who at once said, " Well, gentieram, the verdict is yours, and not mine. " We are Wormed that the foreman sad several of the jury &maid from this verdict, but as them were twelve to agree to it the verdict wee recorded. SINGULAR ROIWY AND 01:171A01 nf A RAILWAY Taatn.—On da= y aig_h_thest ewes o'ekek, • man named James is Providessoetrest, Harr ley-heath. Tipton, was . lo= a skate el inesesibility cm some deepen by the Ode of the railway lima within sleet slaty Ards of Ma Booth Staffordahire Railway station. A weetimen named Wee& dimmed *nay, sad be coramumlistal with the polies. Mr. Gamma surgeom was salt Ise, ad after • WM WIN the unfortunate are =MISIWORMI ONNwhowNWOR He them Mated that he WA 41,11/01 at Mae laundry cd Hr. Samuel Mills, at Darlastom ham vldeb plass he hooked to Tipton through Waken. The hol• l y be mine left Walsall about 6.40, sad was dee et Werbsedrary at 6.47, and he says that as he got into • essnedelles at Walsall le was followed by three Welideleled uss, who wore dark Meths. Immediately the tab helps to more. the man who bad seated himself next Joh* attacked hls, and comeameed robbing him. The other nee misted. and they heat Ilia threw hies down, and took 9a frees Ws. He noes sot rw masher anything sae wadi be brand idemelf at Weber =Maim, bake attamisd to by Mr. Clarman ad the What seems way dark, is that all his mew was not takes, bet that 7s. was left ia his pocket. The affair bas created some ezaiermest, &D OM* mask tale le tams, he moat either bare get out of the train, er lame Meows out while it as le molts., and it mem almost miramions that be vas set idlisd. He was asewpd NYs bone by Mt. e• Saturday, and he now lies them miming very such from the kfmies he has naiad. wry mama M hie her& Hs hes the elasmader gl a am el way soberlarkils, which Mimes a bsßd that sidemeat is Mies, wed The art he Ma Wes the Media da mod dinhillsel entry. polies owe ma the alert, and it is lisped that some shesidatio• of this !oyster, will speedily be Matt —Bintlissefassa Deaf P. -Colton To ]few Yon= —The demand for steam ohne le awry estlest hem Liverpool te New Task Mal ma- Ibugeowd the stremor Belkdres. Chennesader mogul k tbs Bad Bea Tehimph Onesprere wen tikes up ter tbe trumeysms Mattes ben Unmet le Amennt The Mina to a Tedeken aleateen mil is iSleinge el mina ken Limer weewed. • wen Trak is tho eberteemp win not he t The Maims mate afar nem HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return of the Registrar-General states that In the lost week of the year the deaths registered ia Lanka fees to 1,967. The average number in the bet week of tee previous years (1852-61), corrected for ismer, of population, is 1,425. The rate of mortality that prevailed last week, therefore, was not so high as the average. If it had been as high, each day would have witeessed eight deaths more than the number that actually occurred. Next to &whams which ia returned in 77 oases, and which is not now so fatal as it was in November, whoop sough la conspicuous in the list of aymotic diseases. It MO lath week to 73, of which deaths 5 named in tbe north-wen sub-district of Chelsea, 4 in the first subdistrict et Kennington. (if the five mended by the registrar of Chelsea north-west, all except one occurred in on. family, that of • jouroesman bricklayer, who lives at 16, Welladey grove. TM stifijects at so great a mortality were children, the youngest aged 5 mouths, the oldest 4 years. Typhus also exhibited an Menem* it was fatal in 56 cases, 30 of which were regiatereds „ typhoid fever," and among then is the death of • boy, 13 months old, at 4, Cottage-court, Balboni, from " typhoid fever caused by bad drainage." There were 158 deaths from brooclntas, 67 from poen mamia. Both diseases, but especially the letter, are below the avenge as regards their mortality. A persiamer, aged 42 years, who had been • soldier, died in the workhouse, Hatboro, in consequence of exhaustion and 'spears. The wife of a shoemaker, aged 30 years, died in the werkbane, Borengb-road, from " privation." Lest week the births of 1,104 boys sad 1,069 girls, In all 2,173 &Wave, were registered in Loodon. In the tea serreepeedbig weeks of the years 1852-61 the oversee mobs, (corrected) was 1,848. (From the Quarterly Supplement to the Weekly MEM; It appears that in the thirteen weeks that *nisi Dr amber 28 the number of death. in Loudon was UP& This does not much exceed the number retuned lea the oorreepondiug quarter of the previous year ; and it is eat high relativelyito ordinary autumnal result& Ii the SSW eluding quarter of 1858 the deaths rose to 17,888. The weather was generally mild last quarter, the mesa temperature of thew basin been as big\ as 461 des. Ia the lame pewter of 1857 the 10111111 temperature ram to 471 dip. ; V that of 1860 it fell to 428 digs. As the usual result of atmospheric warmth the mortality of pulmonary diseases was very low ; in the autumns of 1868-60 the deaths from this class of complaint. were 'respectively 4,075, 3,070, and 3.189 ; in hat autumn they declined to 2,935, a decrease whisk is the MOM remarkable as it occurred is aa ittomeesd popaktien. Bronchitis iodised from 2,240 in 1858 to 1,863 ia 1881. Pneumonia decreased from 1,433 I. 1858 to 979 bi 1861. Whooping mug% does sot show a similar tendency to initigatios nadir the inflanies of a mild seems, for 600 deaths were recorded as caused by it, a number which is at hest equal to the avenge. Crwp was also fatal ; it was returned 1.256 cases, whereas in the colder quarter of 1850 It was fatal only is 81. listithis is sot included in the pulmonary, bat is the talswoular chow of dime's. The deaths from it were 1,840 is the quelar, sad exhibited but little fluctuation ea gervions antemni amphora. The deaths referred to medic diseases were 4,012, spied 3,3112 in the same quarter of 1860. By fee ths mast fisetrestive of complaints of that character wee mar- Mina, which carried off 1.145 persons, halides whisk au diad et diphtheria. There IMO 46 fatal is,. of inanlign% 171 of amain, BB of typhus. Sceristiaa wee prevalent, chiefly is the following ge 8••• Fulham, Chelsea (with the exception of the north-seeds= subdistrict), the sub-diriricte of Hanover-equare My'hig and Belgrave ; Gney's-iaa-lans, Somers Town, Omar Trim Islington ; Pet. George, Bloomsbiuy ; St. 1311smse6 Dews ; St. George the Martyr, 'Holborn ; Cleekenwsk Whillecranctrest, part of Bothasligresa ; the subdieerishe sf 84. and St. Paul, ie St. Overp-in-the-Fist ; theme of pristoharch sod lit. Saviour, Southwark ; Bermoodssy, the eubdistrirts of Borough-road and Loudon-mad, Beano( the Wateriaeroad, and the first sub-distriot of Lambeth Church, Norwood; St. Paul, Deptford; with parts of Greeawich sad Woolwich. There were 15 deaW from modes sad 10 from diphtheria in the sub-distrist of Christ; ehinesie, lisayisbone Typhus was fatal in the east districts, where it carried ofd 182 meson many of thee* le Mimed. Bow, Poplar, aselmagreen, and Heaton. METROTOLITAN RAILWAY.—This company con template, arrordisi to their parliamentary plane acquiring further lands and bosses in tit t3epulchre and Aldermen. abutting on the northern side of Louisiana between Chartorhoneetrost and (Thewsll-street ; sad also is Clerk 'swell. sear the western ride of Coppies-row, between Lower Oeltheremetnet and the mouth-wen of Onerkenwell marbleises. The oorox r a L Lt i l io rter propose to eater into =te with the of Lourdes in econezies formation of the tended new street from Vietorle ans. to the Metropolitan Men sad Poultry-searket sad is milereses to the nee for railway purposes of the awls saelime el the name The proforma* sham capital for the P.Wrto be limited to 300,0001. wsamet' AtLow anew—ln a case tried before lie Reeeriur Ifinninghain on Tuesday, the court in = al OA piles if the prisonerwas known to than. that the min was apprehended he the Cattle= posbees, sod hese the mode of his oporstion the 'penman was believed to be an expert taseelliag in as photograph had beta seat to the prin. Mid towns in as blebs for the parries of idsmtißc aifey be/ no MMea led bees received to es loquiries as to whether be we Mews. The liessedst add that be was set Wat this ter the Sims a/ poise and worsen el ieland ate travel at their ewe swam ler the puha red though it ems weeeg ler ewe ma caramelscaramelssot le seat is the silde very latesdis el leaks. yotils be barred wed a wee Mewl allsopmes "AM eras to winsome this vane to NW* astesiest code would set disaieish. _ _ DbiNerbsindlielrAell 00112INNT AND DMA—Always iran —impose, am" sod aIM endures • midis ramod of dobssis dudes Inc br bassibredids• d elish lams" sisd ver• Esprerdsi, ad bud. reds We Um dirdsd Ibdr ea cy 710, de sem rib end adds. flag bulb be sod Maim is Wind as di. Ifs Obbesd le ad ardst Is esiward Is=l =it=lNS vim naiad aim As . MI issi wbsbibmWasr Woad doses =im bsli is be rsial i l it s Itlr Ws =VE 11. 011•1111111111 Mks. ilmobrbi=b POW bleallsi. THE PATAL ACCIDENT IN 82 9 . MARTINS BALL. Yesterday Mr. Bedford, coroner for Westminster, Isran Inquest at King's College Hospital on the bodice e d three mon who have died in that institution from the girlse they received from the fall of the scaffold at St. a Ball, on Friday last. The Jury having been empannelled, proceeded to view the Wise of the deceased, Patrick Cogito, Walter Sabey, and Bielard Wood, and also that of • c hild named Rebecca Sam nips weeks old, who was found dead in bed by her isoliter, and on whom • separate inquest was to be held. Mr. Bannon, of the firm of Boulton and Son, solicitors, watched the ease on behalf of Mr. Stevens, the foreman, who was on the scaffold when it fell, and who fortunately saved his life by clinging to • rope. Mr. BMA, solicitor, at tended on behalf of Mr. Defries, of Honndsditch, who was engird to put up the chandelier. Mr. Yallop and Mr. Johnson solicitors, respectively represented the friends of the deceased, Sabey and, Coglen. Mr. Flint, the manager of St. Martin's-hall, was also present. The Coroner, on his return with the jury, said he hoped that better accommodathea would be provided when next they met, for he etrudnly should not sttempt to go on with the inquiry now. The room was altogether a most uncomfortable place for holding such an inquiry, and it was suggested by the jury at the termination of the day's proessdiege that the Vestry-room might be placed at the disposal. of the COMM. David Sabey, of No. 8, Pilman's-badMinge, Bi. Luke's, a carpenter, identified the body ol his nephew, Walter Sabey, aged 23, • carpenter. Charlotte Wood identified the body of her hoe band, Richard Wood, of 14, loecelles-place,a gas-fitter, aged 21. Margaret Mayley, of No. 2, London Milkman eirestiLt. Luke's, identified the body of k Coglan, aril • bricklayer's labourer. Mt. Barr Brows, the house surgeon, deposed that be mew th e bodies of Ilse deceased, who bedlam brought Mlle hospital on Friday between the,. and four in the affimewoo. Wood won 4111•11, inewalble, Babey partially isesmtble, and nenibla. Wised bad • breirea leg, • halm u s, bec a lm Ala selminplame of • broken bag. Wow had • beellies to sad %braises pb s. Oashra lad • broken Ina ludas eihs, end some Weds, to the 9Me. The wad einsfilla mg awes were Val M OM the patients. Woad otaisahl asontiba, died within Wan-hour. Sala seblianed in the same ilia mill five she 066 1111Milig, when he died. fled= bee delirious about ballgcat seven in the evening, and did &ma eight o'clock. Ws ano were seen by one elf thieethignens. Wood diet arms are of the skull, whisk boll WO examined dam dee& ahoy died from the sheds seaseV4n the WI esell o fiVisi a riisa. In hie' ass end the Lop wore iejured, oat t en both hum pad shoe system eonsemmet Ai Nodes Vow lot received. A poet exesdwities had been les& is melt ease. Henry Daniels, at No. 13. Salmon and Ball-courk_Bea bill.row, who had bees employed to erect the scaffold, wee then said, sod having been tandoori by the asowor, dr he was employed by Mr. Stevens, • else worker in lMtheet to erect the maffeld Ilk MerldidedwiL Be Seek Mr. 'a verbal inalesellens, end meepleted the erestioe by Friday morning. Mr. SWIM was guest part but sat all the time, sad gave wastes some instructions. &mem saw it when it was finished, and said be Manua it would de emy well. The scaffold consisted of do lA% tear esefighte end two " ledgers ." There were 19 WWI laid oral the poles, which were seven feet tinier. Witmer obtained the materials from Be. Mao, of 37, Milieu-street, Fort sweet. They were siesta by him, Ceiba, the decease& and Hrggetta, who 000situsats _the seaffdaer. Stevens WI him the orMid was to be masted for the Milliel thaw the dr ',defiers. Witmer was not on se seield ides It wen maspleted. Ho lei between ten sad ekes, ad it hit jest after three. It ought to have Imo Pad, or sit the fen who were on it. He would tree gene 11l ene es It allt Idght men, and would have em ias it Edo. Mr. evou told him there would not be much weigh% and to oitoloutt it with cords instead of poles, hot be had put up tsar upright poles for additional =hon his owes ty, and Mr. Stevens ap oe it. Mr. Staems bid aid there would be three or four men at work es IL Mere were seven men on it when it fell. After the ass bed been brought to the ha pital witness saw that one el the poles, the ledger, broken. (The pole woo here produced Wore the_ j " hid Ory.) The ledger might have broken with as.. snide. 1111, se ' otherwise he believed It would have borne as new men. The beariuge were 9 ft. 6 in. between the u There were 18 scaffold breeds on the ledger, 14 ft. to length and la inch in Weasels. Cross-examined by Mr. Yallop—Mr. Stamm saw the ledgers, and said be thought they were reffieleat for the =z i lereetsd the poles because Sabey, the deceased's thought that domed* were notof sufficient Mr. did set Wilms to erect • scaffolding for four mesons ally. He said there would be three or four per sons at work emit. The =Wading was not tested. Mr. =wise was freemen al the ampraters, said he was with it. Haemesansined :by Mr. Bathes—The scaffold was com menced as the Monday. I have erected • great man loaf fold', but none like this. The poles had been once before, to my knowledge, fee • b&idayed scaffold, and bid then a greater weight to bum _ By the jury—lie did oat censider alas feet a long bearing. At this stage of the inquiry until Friday next, at 2 o'aleek„, when the jury were bound over in the wend form. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TuasDAT Eurnto.—The market wee quiet taday ; prior abed es fellows :—Spot, end ell the mouth, 50e.; March, Kr Pd. to 51s. ; Aped to Juno, 50s. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., 50". Delivery to last eters& 293 calk ; ar rivals, 472 arks. 001TON.—Linuree4 JAN. 7.—We have a moderate business to-day at previous prices. The sales are 8,000 balsa, including 5,000 Ameriosa, to 13d. ; 3,030 Burst, aid. to 10d. ; whish 4,00 D it. for speculation end expert. The week's import is 50 balsa OOTTON 000D9.—KANCRIZTIM, Jsa. 7.—Although the Liverpool cotton market is reported quieter to-day, with prises unchanged, then is still an weed movement et emotatiom here. (Noise to the be_ef width centime, to =this market *het peace will be meiwteined, im intained, ma have raised their prices more or lair above these of lest week, and the result has bees • very decided check to bulimia Of early all Made of piece goods the iron report must be made. Predawn were skis during mime day, pest to obtain the prises they wen asking lest week, sad it is probable.thM a serddemble ale wee Iddicied; bat today the stir hem bees mitt holly admeeed to the extent al 3d. to Id. per pie" aseordiecto the view or position al the menufecterer. Boyers would still operate weft freely es the previous teem, bat they fed at present amble to go farther, end the deli market hes therefore =da rather dull appearance today. Terns have also ive. though firmer than ever, sad in ease oases tether dearer. Esthsr unexpeceedly • fair amount of bed ews ham bees dose for Ohba ; end the has, trade is still peethy motive. Whore sales have been made fully gd. per lb. mimeos has been paid for base teed. compared with the prise d LA week, end y mikes have realised muse improvement in the for Chins. Tits rest of the yeas market seems to be kept In suspense till the arrival of more decisive news from America. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LIE, .7sm. 7.—We have to report a very quiet market in both hank the transactions bang men below the recent eyeing°, which is saying a great deaL In the white hall there was scarcely any business done. We cannot =post a vary divided change until some definite conclusion of the American difficulty is arrived at, the uncertainty of today's news having given a considerable cheek to trade. YANITFACTITItEB.—HODDIndrIII.D, JAN. 7.—More buyers have attended today than for some weeks, but their purchases are rely light and confined to middle and low priced goods. ♦ few of the first clams London houses have I else been rapreseated, but their operations have been limited. Our praipseta, however, seem to be brightening a little and the 'plains of many merchants is that we shall have a good spring trade. WOOLS.—litenzsmar.a. JAL 7.—Tb• beams done le wools is still soalsid to swell lesseenins, sad pekes es LW, established in ow the whelk well snistaissid. CORN.—HoIy Jas. 7.—At tcla n zket a fair sup ply of %sink wbsak whiob sells do at la. ow qr. de- I= . o s ffared * 5 IL itor tlu. without load ing to beyond retail transestiens. Barley for malting dull, grinding also mores of slowly at barely late currency. Beam and per unaltered. Oats asee d, but sot quotably lower. The foreign imports last week are es under :—Whast, 3,428 'FL ; barley, 1,082' beans, 133 ; paws, 500 ; tares, 53 ; linseed and rapeseed, 555 ; alaikas, Bite= ; bones, NI Irma, JAI. i.—Tke Weds matinees ray es see ora ere determined sot to ',rata in what i rl ami r mhd Wpm besets same : when that take plank we look foe a revival of demand, es stocks with thaw are fast den= 4 ; s i Teaswhile holders are not T he to prices. Barley as before. is mal l= demand Sir bon's. No altaratica in oaten, dim =la. — LIVEU , OOI 4 JAIL 7.—Nalwitibsimeabg • eikod ism al sHlre •d draws 46 tb bomb& make, Y• Isedam pm* is wisest be• oily bees to • ewdrel• •ctesy •t •best esrr•eq d /Ad•v. Maur dun al sids. lad is res• bsbabess U pro boil •ed sok eloper. Indian oorn attracted a more general inquiry, and there being little on offer sellers were enabled to obtain 6d, per quarter more than was practicable last market day. Oats were in fair request at previous rates, but oatmeal was difficult to move. Beaus and poem were fully as dear. Barley unchanged. The market opened with holders ask. ing a general adrenal of about 2d. per Metal on wheat, but towards the close they were glad to mask Patsy's prime. Lrirle, JAL 7.—Weather is fine with frost at n*ht. At this day's market the supply of whist Mas better than last week. Owing to the uncertain stake of the Amerkan question, _ the trade was slow at la. par qr. reduction from last week's rates. Barley 7 3lalting samples slow sale at last Tuesday's rates ; grinding in request at fully se ranch money. Beans and oats as last week. Ber*lemal quarter to the grower Wheat, white, new, =Mi. to 64th..per imperial bushel, 60e. to 665. • ditto, red, 611bs. to 1141b5., Ws. to 634. ; ditto, old, 581 b.. to ffilbs, 475. to 57e. Barley, best chevalier malting, 6311:5. to 64th. , 375. to 395. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 62.1b5. to 631bs, Ws. to Xs Oats, Baba. to 4211 m, 24.. to 27.. Beans, old, 63Ibs. to 661 b.., 42a. to 484 ; new, 631ba. to 641 bu, 425. to 465. . . Missouri" JAN. 7.—The wmther hes 'pia biome milder with a drooping barometer. At our minket this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having nothing fresh in slime Saturday the bade opened fishy, the most recent news from Amerlea not being deemed al each a pacific character es previously still however ' transactions proved limited, millers not being disposed to operate at the rates demanded. Flour on ,=, end the lame remarks will apply to other • • • •• • - BALUINUET, Jarr. 7.--At our market to-day the supply of wheat was nth*, limited, and business for it remains in a very deviant data, mares only being made to supply immediate ose ; prime for wheat and dour remain etationary, Vary beat asmpUe of malt* barley continued in moderate Metand Tweeting were my ihm ; MA for other : de al the tads had a downward teinierior, ,the supply being lugs. _ Good new malt dedlned shoat 3d. per boatel. Trade in other descriptions of rob ruled steady &taut week's prior. Wheat, Wfa. to Wet parley, 22‘, to 41e. We, Ma. to 34a. Beane, 49e. to 52a. Peas, 40s. to 49e. Rye, 3Da. to 35a. per qr. Flour, 42a. to 48e. per amok. mat, Od. ,to Be. 3d. per bushel. CATI'LI..-81L1B111111T, JAIL 7.—At our market to-day there wan rather a abort supply of bouts, mostly of in %media* quality ; the attendance wan also short, and trade very slow, • large number remaining unsold. The number of sheep penned was ler than for many months prat ; all found buyers, and former quo. tedious were firmly maintained. La the pig mar. kes there was • good average supply of all de. sariptions, which met a fair male, with little or no atria , tion in Flee. Best oz beef, lla 6d. to 1k per score ; cow sod heifer ditto, 10a to ILa 6d. ; best pow) mutton, 8.1. per ; o th er breeds, 7d. to 7/d. ; veal, 7d. to 7/d. fresh pork. 7d. to 7/d. ; felted ditto. '7/d. to Bd., sad I& dd. to Ha, per wore; green boxes Yd. per lb. ; ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d.; cowlings caves, 101. to 141. TB 1J BITURNIL WINLYII Miles Per New Tata. T.l.bi sue ammo len no Week esdleir Oct 27. open /It A Moe 1241e4 Railway Neeth.Weet Prevleees.. 2094 I.MS UN Mel UN Week en4li4 Dee. 19. Dairen 091=weekee .. a ,821 1.129 Week sed9ol Dee. 20. Oreed w.eßw. of Owed. NS 'ell; 11.100 7,274 WNW* ma Ws Num— 1. 4 0 T 20/ Week shaft/me. 1862. VOL Gloom st, wedges 9,02.41121 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Wars the Resorder.) _ Storm 34, wee elsupd with unlawfully peeler Powell. tha mthat ' l=o prosecuted ; Mr. Bibb was comma for the . It appeared that on Boring-day th e prisoner end two other 1111111 in • public-home in OIL AwdzsVa-rud, Now end they were somewhat the were, far liquor, and evade use of Tay bad buipme. The promoter, who was • friend of the landlord, who was not at the time et hem, trimmed, and told the primer and hie cow prier they bed better be "merry and Mee; and re ward them to be plat. This led to ea alteration, sad eventually • sing& took place, dories width the prose mter sustained a good deal of pausal Masao% and the =tabbed him in the face with • peeks* ladle, twat y without inflicting any mime lajery mom him. 11w, llama addressed the jury for the polymer, end the Mom he endeavoured to make out apposed M he that the p inthge hew was sot the person by whom the Wary was lime witnesses were called, who gave the primate a seed Obilllder t and it also appeared that he had • wile the children derma/at epos him for support The jury returned • verdict of Gai4. The prosecutor very kindly recommended the primmer to the merciful consideration of the court, on account of his wife and family. The 80/order sentenced him to nine months' imprison ment and hard labour, at the same time observing that the prossoutor appeared to have acted very properly throughout the affair. sad that the prisoner ought to be very much oblipd to him for recommending him to mercy. Timothy &Wow, 18, tinmen was indicted for feloniously seg , be to the shop of Ch arles Davis, with intent to in ** There wee also another indictment against the prisoner for stealing a quantity of pictures from the seine prosecutor, to which he pleaded guilty. The Formeator lived in Broadntreet, Ratcliffe-highway, and the primmer had beeo hie amres for four yam% sometimes sleeping upon the pr Upon !the 14th of December the prosecutor left, red Irked up the place, leaving no me in charge, but the hap to the prisoner, end upon the annum el ibe i h Demotes • who wee upon duty um th f weritteh =sal Isere is the shop and sparks Leto the halemeet. He at once gave the shift t i t limsegiase hewrieg arrived, the door wee cut epee.~ end the premier was Mud to be on fire in two MIMI press one In the shop and the other in the lizr user mar Me lIION neither having the siislibre resentea wMh tie other, bat, on the esatoary, _err eiihrily berm ber set es firs at the 11•11111 time. BMWa of slimjno slow were found is fad plasm The hierm fierairarly m► seeded in eriegMhise the tire beim ttemerise were complrsly &Warr, bat sot beim Amage - te Ile ankat et liol. was dom. The preember laving boa ride ac quired with the cicantaramere, intrusted the pimMis veetteaM the matter, and it was found thet imp molity _ paintinp bed beet stalsedfrora the parder. The primer was then questioned Meat the matter, end the story he told was duo He mid that soma ma led eons to him end told him that he wasted the bp of the ttand pm him half-a-sovereign ,• that he then gave e keys, end that he knew nettiag about the fire. Upoa further inreliestre, bower'', it appeared that sub sequently to the the the r =t t lelmmed, sad, and left with • friend of Ws the to the promoter. The primmer, who was wedef%7cl77eclthed to se the witnesses aei wartime, wad the jury found him Guilty. The Recorder sentenced him to four years' peel servi tude. --- In the as.. of Hearn Wells Young, • solicitor, who stands indicted for tittering • forged power of attorney for the truster of 2,4001. New Three per Omit. Anuttitiee, stead ill in the saxes of Maria Gobspn, with intent to debug the Covereor and Company of the Bank of England, Mr. 'stool& applied on behalf of the prisoner that the trial might he pailponed until seat sessioe, on the ground that u notice had been gives by the prosecutors that they in tended to produce widen» in addition to that already tbeu li z efore the registrars, the prisoner's advisers required time to resider the mew matter. Mr. Gifford, es the put of the preeserkr rid that the fresh riders spokes el by hi Surd hind vim sorely eta technical character, but raw the lllMMlllilimeee of the OWN if en affidavit wore Mod Is the real armour he would not oppoes the tpowaseM applied Om The Reoorder pora said it Irma ne w that an albilvit abould be died by the prisoner's oeumeal, mud lids having been door after some *cessation (the orator wee aura to stead over until tie next emeiiieh George Nary Derameoi radio looking lad, Mabel as • taker, aged 10, was Indicted for feloniously wounding indiessa, with intent to do him some grievous bodily berm. Mr. Liner aid Mr. F. H. Lewis Weeded. It a from the evidence, which wee briedy gone into, t the prisoner Nod the propeontor were both in the mince of Mr. Dodm, a baker, living in the Kennington raid, Kennington-park, and upon the 11th of December some quarrel took place between the prosecutor, • man about 40 years of age apparently, and the prisoner, which ended in the prosecutor striking the prisoner, who threatened to be revenged. The squabbling continued, and promoter threatened to use a wooden implement called • potato smasher, but it did not appear that he struck the prisoner any mor e. 7 The prisoner went to bed, and upon the fol lowing day, whilst the prosecutor was at work in the bakery, he felt • sadden blow on the upper part of his thigh, and at the same time heard the report et a pistol, and turd'. round saw the prisoner standing with • pistol in his hand, which be had just fired; the prisoner saying, " You hit me yesterday, and I have shot you." The prosecutor found that he was very much wounded, that there were upwards of GO small shot in his flesh, and be was now so lame that while giving his evidence in court be was obliged to le seated. Upon inquiry, it turned out that the prisoner had purchased the pistol with which be committed the act at a shop in the neighbourhood, and that for the purpose of doing so he had pledged some article of jewellery ; be , pre 6e. for 9ie pistol, and at the same lame bought same shot, but it appeared that in doing so he edited his intention not to commit lowlier, but merely to do some bodily injury, inasmuch se the Mil ed whom he purchased the pistol in his evidence stated that the prisoner insisted upon having small bird-shot, although he (the shopkeeper) premed hint to have • bullet. of course not knowing the peismer's object. The prisoner when taken into custody stated that be had no in tention seriously to injure the prosecutor. Mr. F. H. Lewis addreseed the jury, and contended that although he mid not resist a verdict for unlawful wooed ing, yet there was no evidence of any felonious intend is injure on the part of the prisoner, who, be was happy to state, deeply regretted having injured his fellow-workman. The jury returned • verdict of unlawful wounding, and he was sentemed to imprisooment for twelve months with hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MANBION.IIOUffE. Mt. the ordinary business of the court had been die o(, Xt. Freshlield, the solicitor to the Bank of attended on behalf of the Governors, and pro duced as inkstand made in porcelain, on the top of which was ahe simile of a 51. Bank of England note, which he slated bad been taken to the Bank of England by a pestle man who bad purchased It. to know If the maasfactive of such as article was an Infringement of the law. The pen- Masten gave the name of the manufacturer, and he bad given every Information in his power. Mr. Freshaeld refrained from mentioning his name, but said inquiries bad been in stituted, and the Bank authorities had decided not to take any steps in the matter, but merely desire publicity to be tra bit, and to ►et the public know that it was an ha t of the Act 24 and 25 Vic., cap. 98. 'll7rold Mayor said that if any such case came within his jurisdiction he would deal with it according to the provisions of the act. George Eagles, the driver al ow al the General °melbas Company's omnibuses, 7,077, and George Rose, the driver of we ai Mr. Joseph Wood's Havelock% 6,275, appeared before the am G. 0. Norte's, to mower the summonses taken out against them at the instant's of the police, and charging them with furious driving. From the evidence it appeared that on the foreseen af Friday, the 27th of last month, both vehicles wets on their way to town with theism", when Ryles, the driver ef the compsny's 'bus, • the Havelock about to pees it, °commenced galloping, Roes, determined sot to he outdone, urged his cattle on to • furious pion The come queue. was that both vehicles came in emir* so that splinter' were found to be llyieg from the spokes af the wheels of each, and for soma tune it was feared that • various accident would be the result. Fortimeteiy, both defendants being good whips, nothing birdie(' emuned then precisely the MAN amount dtiminme being done to the wheels of each vehicle, the Tepid,* to we having cost U. We, while the other was a shilling more; and this amount the defendants themselves bad to pay. Janice Rain, the constable who had witmesed the ming, attributed the greater animist el bison te the driver of the " Swank" is emieavonrhg to home the emeepasy's yellow 'bus am to tie feet pavement ; while Kr. Thom Hayden, • warehousemen, who leppened to be a pannier by the " Ramieek," and seated co the kaiferbeard, deneibed his driver as going at a steady pee aII the time, and said all the mischief moaned by the driver of the yellow 'bus sot allowing them to peen, ea be should have li;.Beerd. who attended on babel, of the Climdbos Com pany, here said he tweinetend hem the impaeor rd pollee that each of the emodbusee bad six mutes' time, and therefore there was so awes far rivalry or foliose &friss. The company's ma, teem would have to pay the unmet of dump dew out of him own freshet ; and u &aim whit the charge his Worship would take this circumstance, as males the led there kraut to blame of the two kis te= aim should have to pay thhty dia ling% the demege. sa:l o rned el the ememenes Mr. Weed. Mme der, bed he wp midi by lbeeemlibed slat of the mersielise et peoprietem end the Leaden ohm Me mid M mes Wee NM the mune time wee to the 'been ill the Leedom die of Clainberwell- M i le o st batimesi thes thin nem tea Imes Weeds at the wed of whore Ihme .1 od forinedy to stand, and the moment a "Havelock" yea started GOO of those at Beresfordstrest wouhl come on and _ . " nurse" it. lir. Norton declared that in ill came of "nursing" brought before him he should enforce the highest penaltice, m it Imo I t ui lhly improper practioe. Ha then oonvicted Roos is ty of 14s. and expenses, and Begin in 7 e. and szterioan-noz—Mr. Norton requested an acknowledg ment of the following donations for the poor-box, via.:- 101. from the saws . Compway ; 51. from M. P. G. ; and 2a. 6d. in postage stamp, from E. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Orlb (Bp alb sbuss« slam& an the rOck. at the onus's*, et Mr put sad Is tall ot vatic—Vigo. Jim 28 : 1" (I = l". larast a n t ri = L bw, bei 12e• got sat goas wog .11 —Bse. ,rise 7. 1 718111 LB SPOICHN WITH. Broughton RsLL from Ltvarpool for Bombay 10 days, Nov. 28 lat. 24.498., Isa. 17.41 W. Harwich, from London for Adelaide 41 clays, Nov. 23, lat. 24.48 8., ton. 2761 W. Mersey, from Quebec for Liverpool El days, lan I, lat. 49.49 N. lon. 16.61 W. Mafia ( alp), from bizantina for London, Oat. 13, lob Mb BO 91.30 Z. Neva (ship), of Leith, for Melbourne, Nov.lo, 1at.1110., lon.113W„ Bea, from Mauritius for London 82 days, Jan. 8, lat. 43.2 N., Me, 1624 W. Tennasserhu. from Llmrpool for Calcutta. Nov. IS, lat. 6 If.f I lon. 36.36 W. Woodbine, from London for Alioa Bay 4.7 4311, Nor. y.lOll. 21.33 8., lon. 28 W. Zoboeh, from London for Melbourne, Nov. 22, bon. 1 R off Cape 81. Vincent. Deerenerrve Fla—Yesterd ay morning, be• tormos sk and sera °Welk, a tire broke out es the premises al Mame. Hall, borweed mendisats, N. 28, Wharf-road, (y rued, The dissovery was made by scam at the week. loss es the veneins, who raised in aim,' beds el make booing to the altoppilg ehed il r i xis J.. dirks of WANK 200 feet het in fist 00 to 100 feet in helliht• . 0n the snivel el the engines, the firemen resual that very gnat ihisirMiteii — ek =rty man take phee, sad larger esegnes wore eternised g got to wark ka and ile ssise thesesad hoe at water wen thrown over the pile ► by which moms muds et the r was saved. dose, however, is noy property A sending was made b edew . R. Langlien, et thejr ni gi o : es& Mr. 'M. ag the Alias ; hat cen te as to the 0 \11•11 of the outbreak. The will fall on the Elan and ease ars ineareeee alter. PM ON BOARD • Sill•N Vim= IN TER ?MANNA —Last sight comiderabh alarm was mowed on each side at the River Thine, below bridge, owing to a avidly distrao• Uwe In brooking eat on bond the nem tog True l i ti ne at ui, d ßell's Head-wharf, Rotherhiebe, the pr05:6 4 ; 41 4 Water-luse, City. When discovered the fin; wee raging la the berths at the forever. of the 11111,14 sod every attempt was amide by all on baud to estingash the Bann, bat they aeathind to spread with grad ra pidity, so tb ,1 it was found neession7 to send for the eagines. The powertel sheen testing ears% befit by Masa and Mason, was gskidy takes to her moorings and est to work, bat in spits - et the vent terrain at water thrown into the VIIIIN4 the Wass eastinued their ranges, aid, as • deraier assort, it was hand absolutely neesenry to scuttle the vowel. Fortomately the tide was spoilt/as that, and the almoner vaginally tined with water mid thin sunk. The neigh al the Ice is unknown. The vend, ft is believed, was insured in the Phoenix or Royal Eschew Fire-cam Da. DR JONOI'II Luce= BROWN OOD Lwits 0tt..... NW/ or Moans. mg Mien it A RlALrar Coltliftlitvel mei* Or Mt the recegoleal remedies of amtahatie hay bead so salkwedy ellesoloss as Dr. de I Whir lag the chest la a Maltby sad souse , hr. priss. gswww late physician to tho Iterelord lamer, ..--" Welgtep my owe mum but in mamma ethers. Dr. It s .s caused en improvement et chest symptoms, sad sa iseriesM weight so woe soda - es to be quite Memebedi► lie nave it to be the MOOD valuable resissly ne press. Dr. de 7cagh's Light Brows Cod Una Oil Is sold Say M kam i, hatpi n ' ' , gs. ed. ; pints, a.. ed. ; quark ea, WV* eassigness, Lew, Harford, lam a 77, Strand, Lamm, to respectable chemista—lAdvseta BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MATHS, BIRTHS. Bl7lN7L—Jaanaty X at Aldermaston Parsons" Barka the TO el the NAM J. bon" of a daughter. COOLLL—Jaavery a. malall wife of J. G Cottle, ago of tin bides Ting* of a dough.tetr. e OOLllAN.—Janasey 4 the wife of L Colman, lag., WO*. of a sea d lb = . —JAdelaide -4 nel Z a ion. , Xingetown, the wife Ms*. Plaidsatt . lath eit, of HULBUtT.—Jewsaryg, at Brest Mom" Hrs. J. Hulbert, of a tar. JAMlK—Jannary 6, at Weatherall- place, Hampstead. the W. of X. W. Jll/1101, Zug., as a daughter. LlBlON.—Jmneary 11, at Cambridge, the wife of Captain Lassos, Adjutant C.VR.V., of a son. ll'lNUßDlX—Joatutry 6, at Barrington-road, Brixton, the wife of B. blilardle, leq., of • daughter. OOLL—Janearr 5, at Bt. Clare, Kent, Meg Ogle, of a daughter. stillborn. PLATT. —January 4, at flunky Rectory, Norfolk, M. W. Trail. ot • SNIT I d t a Zl g n i ry r ea . 5, at Little Agtierrieg Woetorlini, Kw* MX J. C. emits, of a ass. • MAAR/AGNS. ASPINWALL-1117LLAMTON.—January at St. Joha'a Nob. copal Chapel, Mahwah. by the Vier, Ear. Doan Itanway, Tat. a Tahoe, to manse dame,' os M. , of le. Agnes, Merton, Nua BANHAY—RIBBICAACH.—Jaaamry 4, at Kerala!' too, by the Yea. Antigen= Tattant, D.D., the . W. Bon bun, el 61. Nark% Colingx Moises, toLoulealterian. danghtog ot X Boobs* Bet, of Fhtilimongariteneington. moaAx—azovnm.—Jainutry 4, at bone Church. by the Rev. C. J. Gooo, ILA., T. Blagtaga, .; of Beulah. big Upper Norwood, to !Mbar Cherrotte, Wr of J. D. Browse, Nog., at Yount Browne, BWALZ—DOWEIN.—Janeary I, at CitrietCharce. Liverpool. by the gm. T. W. Debar, Hr. W. Swale, of Maw Howe, Grab ihessiox ear Norlhallerbn, to 'sax daughter of the tate Kr. H. Dawson. of Northalketea. DIATBIL ASTON.—Janasey Wu T. Aston, dßrig. .06inteeleabill. Med BAL ria ltly 6, a w l Foraging% Terbl4; yP. t Ilda, si& L 82. HUartilLL.—.Trathary X at Knepp Cadlejoblabak Mb a Daa, Dam, wilt c... . • • • DIAPIOL—JearIy 4 Mr. T. 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