The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-10 00:00:00

SPORTING. EARLY HINTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL LVE:fili - 0/ 1859, TO THE IDITOR OT Till ICIIPTIZST. mo. 111.—T1116 DERRY. Sia,--Corentent on the Spring Handicap. io a uite eanorosoorykoot yet, Y the geirbo oily are compleb until the eagles appear they era Very es•oly be shelved. 1 nay lure nark, however that they sr, ,f mum ratio lartory distorter?, as r .,fti.. both gosh() and quantity , the saaeority of Us. Turf at the day being mused in one or [fibre, and the suespins 'amber of entries eine& gams of tut year by 110, the grand tom' being 661 agait4 664. To proceed with my Darby hints, the tint lot 1 shall direct attention to ars those— At ISIETIIT. T. Taylor bee to employ hie Slants spa, and he a deartrag of Swag • Darby favourite, although that Vahan°, by Oriando—Vonabana, ma lay olats to seen • dierneofica is to be doubted, =soh as be has lesicroved vise la York maim at which be bat Malechaa and Havfoo., alum some little dot, laity for th e Prince of Sisk... He is dire', very Rood work, and look. • awful courtesan over • mile or • mile and • quarter, tat be dose sit take the Laney as • Derby horse at all, end 1 would ash ranee se the stable money attested to the •• dart bat labionablv-bred Von Dlllll.lO, who is by West Anatolia 6ubrli. , and masetpeatly, through his • buif•brottur ro two soh or bass as the Flying Durban and Van Tromp, sot forgettlng ..cyder :es end Tmiderdetkao ; co hi. "nee Side, P.X. be on dein ekes aleticaollip to Blink Bonny, Cynthia, Sir Team Sylr, end flarcluonen, who wore all got by ha goalies, rdhetn., and • horse with such blood in hie sine mat asap began looking lie has, however, w.ren pesele thee be dor ere belie his lava, and we shall hay- • egisnavea of Me aerate quality is the Two Thoreau a all sass wet The ask by ronetissone—liowena, is an-iber " dark" mind that will require a deal of testae wb in pre pared, soil there a as goyim whether be or Van Diemen will sitinelely arm eel the here is the stable. At any rue, 3 &A rive them the preilarsoee of the public pertiesa, Vanua. ss word, hobs, keeerlie me the latter is, nod Ai all Let be is the loot setesielog as both doing good tLinco ihs wins of the yeer. lIECXIII/01111, IPTABLIA. Thaw b.. buss sore to awe& •ys puur Le fluedeTs'.. Waldo genet Anus. by T 's Was, who we. Hal to Asobdeches• sore), Broady 11•11, mod Mmwdede, at the North Bleilwashire nessiaa. sod dab to Merasi!..tow (7lb ears), lifepbeny (611 saws). Haw* Dal, tad hd..t behead, is August lea, sad nut hay* doss • '• good Wag" et hoses Om this to b. braes. H. has e try sp ittereace of a" gleam," sad the /sedans of the &tette will erre hoe to be Ned* • Wain* far say legagesserot be nay be papersd tar ; but Ids public fase is so bed aka, A-nu:tag wes serhair bet his beet, I dens not rest km wel of the " creek. - to the DerAy, sod would sears pet faith It bla for some of the beadtceps. . . . leivre has wanaged to tale awl au nodal waiwal ire 'dr. Sures, sad he is But unlikely le bees WNW aa• el kw three r" his to Epetw, for the Cotanalant,hpeollingwood— Lacy Basks, le above the stomp, clew, gad betr4li sot keep boa at boos d gvel Se saythiag. Its mot not b. coalocinted with "Mr. S. billows':" Cosawstiore,who was stared snow Yam hat .arts, sad was third for • Kunst, at Noe tuerkw dr wily stosalea o his Awing la rah* wet for tbs I ten &ryas' &ohm st Newmarket, was by Guy Yanks., to whose be ma a pd third, Dads. aspariting them, sad ss I. was saydrag bat lit at the lima we awe give bits .rt dtt tk sowierting bower. la aseand nit ccaapasy apretally k. mid take tin oaf part, amid weld bust nom thsa bast h . = la She Derby b s lo wed r mew the MOM AT l'LrW. RILL, CII nit!: MAIL H. I. May im *lag Ms wry beet with The Highwaymma, Celbermatme—Biek 11=1 be will tedamemng of some elks b the trained on soomaifey nee ama at York. 81 6 445 ;e• wry GI, aevarthelem, when Mates r is i s L i anymem (who pee Wm SIG at Beth, by C) omit.. and at Newmarket, wad by Cavendish and /Lomb. w Tart ; and theme leek Übe beating Ida again whearmer they mot , bat be will be at the peat, Y at all capable of partici- Min the me ,am Uwe le mane many on him which i r ionearkm duet peevealed bibs( " abated," and hie Opine mad .roleame might maim 'Meath, hopes of hi. party. I him, so ambition to *native 1. Day's let me Northliack, Mahe atm* " may not he wanted on the Derby day, the pablie Terforroara not brag op to the company, and the " dark' eons of /Bandar and Rosary may be savPd for the yarponam of being manufactured Into " Roman Caadlaa," Let ma, DM, proceed straight to LAILTT. Tr Own nn nnmerically stone enough here, bat thetr Amapa* is undreabledly Jteeph Ustreoo. who hie e mud msreteele-lookitig lot under kin oars. Plowman he. been lack.] m long odds, bat wltallass as amount of he eflisity fo Vardlermultn seed Duttlaman, being' by the letter, .nod out of Vreedsaselln s im, or a something he hes dose at hems le • =Use tist giros mom Ise • dett It omens be tat the strength el Ids perternmace the Howie! Stikes at Doormat @gas& se hs was 6120 of the soutanes amen, sad mhos be le tbe best is the steqs by Tib be loss sot the ghost at theece. Gaspard gave em et the best gable performers at the lit, Neweeetle, by Nowssiestor—llsey Aisiebe, ;1b and • Mating width Wendel settle his pstmerions Mete greed samult of eves (mid Irge) on Epsom Down., • tot evor he may be fit for in dlierent company. Tiers are teeny gad punts about the "dark" Doeizettl by Cisenii!,.,.r— nemsto.p (Geunie ai Velay's dam) bat a &Tat many ms ,squired of the Derby winner, mid he shell not here toy pry immure ',tree Neetiestle until he hes deserved it by a public ishibuion. The !Irina Law, by Annendel•—tee, erne, ▪ brae doing Vets, of work, bet sot kg • Der!, !ere stall me lola busy in the spring), end Orleans, by Orla.,lr II• Mk, will be better sixth a !.p,;rtaut e"ro"n.!r. ) Faitow Br:A—Subterfuge, a id 1111011 MAI/ de; sky lot, bat duto o t my little Irak, and lan afraid he hae sot retained the firm diaplayed in the Brighton Botanist. ?kits is, it will be 'wen, plenty of material here wherewirk Is await • Derby Gramm daring the grin ; but at the premiss writing they are of too moderato • quality for at to bon e:roag twits of on of them. THE RENHAWiI ETAHLE C.. will brat a Derby favourite, deepite the degortnre of KeriymarL for Gaspard. by Daniel O'ltonrke—Odi Te.k's dam to at home, with • good companion in Stocklema, Ly WlMilistioil—Dattiday. °crud is one of Moos clean and Orono goers that look mule for the Derby COUM, and T. Parr loot been to manful of biro all last wason—not miming lho about es be did tha Kelpie and M.D. at two mam— as' he comet be accused of throwing mythiag in toe way of bi undergoing a Derby preparation. That be bed his weak to do to beat Newcastle at 71b is net for one moment to le doubted; hut he wag sot half fl:, and Newceatle bating etteroarti. run a memo moo with Oblate), remit inn Lot lib or speck. mimosas la favour of Gerpatd, for Sbalt to one of the brat public performers at the pod ~OS, haviLg won • hanti,eap from afield of sematem with Sat 121 b, and yen as goud a race wit It Pandora at Dostoder at 311. different, as Maryut-4i did with Sib differmos at Bath. The &mom, wee viz iinat klerry man when be met he; Will, he cannot claim to be snore than 71b saperier to /bad° at any dettance that would equally wilt the pair, white wakes Gaspard when boekwotd wool. *boat 31b of Marryamn when a. forward as • two-ye trtold cool 1 posondy he; ha baa, then, only to overt I.lfr lone in tondition to phone a 010• I formidable livid. stock,am wi°l not he•had ~TVA to fall back upon did aught happen to Citepard, and it will be well to notch him nest r—teon, for be is not unlikely to &simnel the mums some doe day. 7:IF. LAIIROt I 110/tAF.. )fire's .table Les bees conelderebly tbnned of 1 dr. end he bat cott:ner to ley the mustiest eloto to the Derby •te4re, Defender, by bleloourne or Whedbouud—Elton Home, brag the soot proutt-ang o.f n is three-year olds. He way nor fly at sorb bogs. Fewe, heading* being more In hie kw, and ha 'herald ...art .lose or two of three. . . J. Prince boa • rowl" Darby lot." tb•t are all extremely good-lookinir. Tbe dark Pillagw, by Cossack, Jam by Liverpool Jaaior, and Conjuror, by Toorbataw—Tri•k alre.+, will do vary well w set ad " spied" to the coriliozy of mode. tea saitiorlo, mad Lord of the Alum, by Tour!..totie— Farr ~odd take hoax. • wattsl at count .4 tito Two Throworol Gainer. floW dot be rum a. kindly *nom; hem all ha Jae. by humeri( at biome; but Kainhow, by t'b wtf aLw— sandower, is to wry dm mosey" Sr the Drr by, sad Dr. Merry ainet Le quits saiisfled that be ha. a Larro Mt ay tb. reek. Ma arc,-, work ea • two-)ear- old , 1 0. not appear to have taken any of the local oat f b..•. 1... to mem so Maroon as • lam, sad there will he tom • tsting homes when the preparatory ranter o made In Inlet vt M. Stood so the loot fiestarlit. Tb0...14 •i• 404 in Wheal... Soo will hie the climb:ea and desrtuding of it, firm mite ..I Ote owes; ud I think there men to tan I .4, .4 twos.. Jo tear pen of no work better, lie la wass, howevir, go t ot Ciao greet when the hart half-mho le bong traversed, e•A it will le thee " bowie ea Mao " Meioses him sod wrests, Umiterd, Centendieb, sad Elemrie, from the 4-tr•ad ruamaehr. se that Ms ilarry's proopeet of Meter, erol "oh LAOS Litt if Promised Lead and Caretelieh well and emese," 0 .01 he dittlialt for bile so par either, a• the farmer pev....4 ha dwirdid superionly at ti relwu.l, end Carted he was • snatch fee bust when ler behind Olin to cotalio. m Vora. Err • pair le traitiair at Mat. Damara's, Comploc. N••bera. bet they CA, , lfiut be .laeard sm.re tura mad.ra..• , sad J • 11.••••• ..L•kry .1144;11, COD.,,ItA. C MIKA gave a boner a. .oust o(. Kari. Low and I isperd meet. eneeedesady, be my eltereeMee ut the I:.ilirlatra worthies. . . . . . . . --- Is spy int lb. whole of the raffid&fog "kt."—aad 'tons an *m ofebrities HAW. rd Btialn‘, rib visitififf —Will be ducaabod, NI also dor me " bowl- r, —.l WIN DIET..OH. LAUXeII 0/ A POIIIIIOI3VIS MAN-eV-WAG flea Aotardsy obsesses s very Ise were. corvette, to the rertsgseso wormiest, INN lasebed from the > ate of Mem& K. sad H. Gems, se illeekvell She i• Ili letter Tema el the *hip erbirh wee balk la the yard sad retteyrd lb, yeses Cloves el Petty*, es the oceeetee of b r to r. Tole e s Plyseeth to Liebee. W.VI earned by the l Minkel OH O. Hestortee, oldie 1 . ,' ertuee...••y, " alter lbw Poss. Netwithowllne Ibo rele vant of the Soy, Sees see /Mir company to wen... the noreeneey. Tbe west sir Is us WPM ndrevrAtol., m 11101 IT. Pae .• bent d see& b 1,111 luso berrleet, i. per.let tre 20 rues, with • Sege ..lei besitesees dark. *art i• In be fitted with a erne% waded by emilms of 400 hot.' von,. Aftre the loaertt the shay vas beard hvo the Etot ladle Pule, tot. eerepleeel mod «Owl for THE EXPRESS, - MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, tato intellignue. /46711,0POLITAN COUNTY COURTS. 11Winn elan rosolad for the pram • ~„ya dayli 1 t an, Isdana —This dny, January 10, and Tors Ilsoonsar ay. Partiod.road—Wedasaday. January It. Tnundat. IL and rrloay, 14. ,* ttttt s • ass, Ininean.lannas—TivadaL J. 0 1 0 :1 11. atoll lam (. . 11- Wein Ja" IfhiillifteKTO•OleS4•7,January 11. 1.1101111,1, u.Oldilmanvend-Taisday,Jaasnry 10. and Tharlday.l3. Row. bafreald.rted-drandy. Ju nary IL awl 11 • 1401 ./. nince rat, Clabarsa.grea—Wednarday. Janusry 11, and two fa lonian days. 1 , .111111“.. Snansorzsyk Datamin—Slda day. Janew 10, and kw folios., dos. Laasayo..yobsnrahnsou j raid—Tnarlsy. Junan 11. llama Woosylcs—Twarl b a. CITT Or WILMS, blladftp—Th. W. January 10. mu. , sad Ma laming ile" odour of tobacco. 1 asked Jane if any one hod been motto., and site said no—she did not smell anything • but a short time afterwards she came upstairs and said _ can account for the smell of tobacco. I put a piece of tobacco in I my month for lb* toothache, and threw it into the Oa" With this explanation I wee satisfied fora time, my oat ' having suspicion, so Jane wee a hard winking woman. My daughters had gone for a walk, sod upon their return shod ten o'clotk, feeling still uneasy, I west into the kitchen. No one was there. I then went into the back kitchen, and finding the gas out, I became still more uncomtortsble. I then went into the yard and looked about, when suddenly a big, ill-made Irishman rushed out of the coalhek right upon me. (Roars of laughter.) I scmmed out and cried "Murder." A policeman wee sent for, and with some difficulty be woe got rid of. Upon being questioned, he said it was bin intention to have stopped till the family had gone to bed. Under than circumstances, and the dee pikity evinced by plsintiff, she (defendant) felt justified in sending her away end not paying her say wage.. Plaintiff—And you refund ma a character. His Honour—l most say Mrs. Court was justified. Here we have a lady who trusts Oa hr servant, she haring no male protar tor in the house, and that sortnnt introdume a man, whom she hide. in the ocalhole. New there might hays tap murder here. It is gross misconduct, and the law says that, wheel a grievant misconduct. him or her self, he or she shall forfeit wage* earned or to accrue. Plaintiff—l wanted him to go. His Honour—Ye. , and he refined. No one can tell what might have occurred, and dahodent wee justified In acting as she did, Ind I= ha • verdict. Judgment Ile had called at various pieces which she bad mentioned about the time the lad Daley had accused her of stealing the beg ' containing the boots. The Ilavistrate said that under these chauustancee he would liberate the prisoner on bail, if her landlady would become anewerable for her appearance on a future day. The landlady, however, refused to do so, and the prisoner was finally remanded. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAMBS.-JAN. 8. (Beim the Lard Chief Janice, Mr. Baran Martin, and dr Judge Ordinary.) CURTIS L. CCRTI.4.. (Concluded from yemerday's Express.) Lied Campbell (without calling on Mr. Forsyth) aid the court had Mead moat attentively to the ore ingenious awl abls address of the appellant, but they could entertain no remonahle doubt respecting the propriety of the Judge Ordiaary's decree. It mewed to him that there had been legal cruelty brim the parties went to America; that during their stay in New York there was abduct on the part of Mr. Curtis, wham be ma be moldered se responsible for his AC , iOI7P, clearly amputating lemmata; sad thatalter thee return to this country, there wee also conduct on the poet Of the appellant sot only that would hare removed the effect of any former madonation, but that would of itself have mounted to vends of a character to entitle MI wife toe judicial semrstion. He (the learned judge) me referring to what had take. place warn the sp. pellant saw Mrs. Curtis at Mrs. Flood's house in Irela Even his own amount of what the occurred showed that he conducted himself so sa to reader It extremely unlikely that Mrs. Curtis could ever with any degree of story comet to Inn with him agate. He admitted that be said to her, " Msy God tune you sad your father." And those were the words of a podium who mete • great preheats of relisco. No doubt he was very lacers in that pram ice ; but what had occurred showed that be had no control near hie owe helisgs, his own words, or his own settees. The purser who advised him to ism the placards Midi he had referred to, could not have been aware albs twee, or lee they gave him advice that was very dis gentehtl. Those placards were most degrading to Mrs. Curtis, sod they showed that Mr. Curtis wee in a elate of aked W wkieh so confidence could he reposed in him. From all he bed heard and reed of this case, he (the leaned was satiefied that cohabitation Meese the polies tit net be mewed se es to *newer the ends for which they bed Meted We the holy Mate of restrimony ; and for these velem the Judgment et the Judge Ordinary must be ma imed. no elbow hemiljudges coneurriair, the appeal tree die- TANS V. TANA AND RONINION.-GINTINCL. Mr. Haddlonon, Q.C., moved that a dear of dineolatioa of nerriese he pained to Mr. Evans, the jtuy having found both issue is his favour, namely, that Yes. Ream had coin witted adwitmy with Mr. Roltineoa, sad that Mr. Evans had amp:erne* ineoltod her. The mart, at ease, gloated the application. Mr. Maddleshos tins prayed that Mr. Robinson might be oosdansed is all or SCOW part of the costs. Mr. Retinal Pigott, ire Mr. Robinson, referred to allidatrits, free which It append that the ocelrepcadent bad already paid SOW. damages and 44111. cone, is the second sena far arias. cos. In tke postant Ottawa be had caned so witairows, sad, therefok Is conformity with the pears dist of " Lisa v. Ling sad Crates" " Law Joanne) ha ought to be mewed any Wilber payment el mats. Mr. Hodson (ce the same Me) observed that if one of the onto= of atm. sea. had terminated alversely to Mr. Ro binson, the mbar bad been in his favour; besides which, Sir John Dodeca bad decided the same imeue against Mr. Ryer. Lord Campbell (warmly)—Bat that decision wsa obtain:4 by perjary. The Imo that Tao mid about these promedinp the Meter. 11r. Hodson—On the oontxse7, Si, Jobe Dodern expreaely Name that he futmded his decision on Jr. b:vasa' own wharf's. Lord Campbell—A jury has now said that it was found( t i Li =pry, and I Wawa their declaim is wholly maim- Yr. Hods—Sr Jolts Redman laid that Field had him self disposed of hie ova •Maass; and it would hart heat madness is Mr. Robinson if titer that dada:slam ha had tot oaos more defended himself. Lord Cempbell mod that without Lying down any in delible rule the pnal facie course mum be to condemn the minimise in the rotas; and no reason whatever had been shown why the court should in the pretend laminar, depart keen that coarse. On the COllllll7, It WWI a vury Accra- Wed rase. The verdict was waimptached, end they must therefore conclude that It wei in ace ordance with right and justsca. Mr. Harris Martin coneurred. But for the conduct of Mr. Robinson, Mr. Beano would have obtained the relief be sought years ego, sad It would be most unjust if he ware not todeni ailed tor the expense to which Mr. Robinson had put hint. The Judge Ordinary was also of the same opinion. The Gl= of the adnherer with coats wee one of she billeato the isghlatere had contemplated affording to the pub- Ile whoa it pared the diva(*) act. If the plea that Mr. Itoblasaa had celled no witnesses could be allowed, no wil lows seer would be called by the co-respondent. Even if dap defence were an alibi do witnesses would be examined by the vide. Dissolution of the marries% end the eo-reepotdene con illemed in all the coots incurred is that court. HILL V. HILL.IIINTZNCZ. Dr. Twist, said that in this ere the jambe/ found that the Mb bad coadaned tau Owed adultery, and that that husband had not teas guilty of=. La slimier* begged to move 111.4 Witi4Jll d Parities dismissed accordingly. Nt‘l6.l"l. la r. lAN 16.-11 SCOTCH MARIJAOI. Om the gambit of Mr. Wilson, the coon gave waterier' foe the marriage (a Scotch cos) to be proved by evit. SHERIFFS' COURT.—JAN. 8. (Beim" Mr. Preindorgear, Q.C.) LAWR•NCS V. WOORS.—IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND TINANTs. Plefatiff sought to recover U., one month's rent of a house °renal , ti by the defendant. Mr. Buchanan, of Bminghall-.tract, appeared for the de fendant, and urged that he luring paid lawns and land tax, that could be sat spinet plaintiff's claim. lie had also paid militia rate. Hie liosonr—That is alway• paid by the tenant. Yon should have pleaded • est off Mr. Buchanan—l think that it was paid to the landlord's we, and can to pleaded as answer to plaintiff's claim fur rent without pleading a set off. The documents relative to the tales paid by defendant went then banded in. Plaintiff insisted that he should not be milled lapin to net the stams against hM rent, as they should have bean charged to the previous landlord. Mr. Buchanan—They were not paid by defendant until your terns commenced. Plaintiff—They were not due in my time. All rates made la my time I will allow. His Honour—l think defendant must plead • set off, and I shall Kim plaintiff judgment. lie. Buchanan—Your Honour will make an order foe one month, and that will give me time to plead P His Honour—Certainly. INILANCRL 9. NAM.. —781 7 . ‘'.IILI:E OP A LAWYER. This wee a claim for 111. 16.. 31., an account .barred by defendant le egaws as comtuiasion on MICRO goods conaigntd by plaintiff to defendant's brother et Melbourne. Plaintiff averted that defendant agreed that the comutlenlem should to 5 per cont., and is the account soles be was oliargel 71 per cent. He wee procerdiug to read aletter,irles Mr. Bachmann, who appeared for the defendant, took some tochniral objection. Plaintiff we. rather annoyed, and meld it we. very hard ; he did not know ha should have • lawyer against home Ito. Honour—lt appears to be en important tae; you shall have prokesional advice, and I wall give you an ad journment. Plaintiff—And then I shall have topsy (or that. Mr. Buchanan—Well, you won't get it fu nothing. (Laughter.) Viaintiff—Well, I'll get • lawyer, and will take en ad journment. Mr. Boolteman—You mutt pay our oasts. (Laughter.) These natters having been settled, the case t.sas adjourned. sitarists v. COURT.—IMPOUTANT JUDGMEST. Plaintiff ts • m rvant, and • native of Ireland, and sought to recursr the sum of for thew stroke' wage., for sa viors actually reed.: rod to &Madam, a widow lady, who bad discharged her under. according to plain id's met.ment, the following circumstances. Bbe had entered defendant's ser vice att damask, at • yearly wore of W.. and had been fa the •00109 , 0 three week.. On Sunday Mrs. Court and her danghtere west to church, and opal their return, defendant %mad plaintiTs young man In the kitchen, end then and there parked her off, refusing to pay may wager, and turning her into the strew , at eleven G'clork at night. Hi. Honour—When you took the plats, did you introduce your young man to your mist/tee t P Ito rote Ott, no. Hie liosour—And I suppose over said a word about What le be f ga-Etter. II • H.-nour—la be en Irishman? r•inul—No. His Honour—Well; do you Wok it mass proper thing to hag: y -I2T your:: msa to 4.1 )1 Li 111 the absence of your =lsere. on Sunday night Plaintiff—Well, perhaps ant. H,, ilintlo4T—Nu. It entente will do them things, they mu.t aspect to lose quir pl4c.• and their wages. Ihrfeniant—lf you honour will porno's. me, I can put a very I.II rent Iran OD the [patter. I at. a widow, and with thy* lotaLters ktrp hotpot, there bring 12•. MAO to the ore. On the S today night in Iron church, about half-prat sight, 1 smelt a ocry strung MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Pathley, Q.C.,leteat-Judge.) EJias Cbok, 19. Jane Arlaitroug, 17, sad He t Pant, 17, were indicted foe stealing a puree value Is and the sum of 18.., from the person of Mary Allinson. This robbery wee committed in a very artful manner. The whom' went to the shop of the postmen:, who is a milliner, 240, Tottenham-court-road, on the lib of Decem ber, and said they wanted to purchase a bonnet. One wee tried on Cook, and while promoutrie wee arranging it on her head—Cook pure y keeping her bands so engaged—Arm strong picked her pocket of her puree. The prosecutriz trlt a tug at her dregs, and looking down saw Armstrong's hand withdrawn from the pocket. Cook was detained and given into custody—the others got sway. Bite said she warn a rearrectable married WOMAN end that she was quite unac quainted with the others; but they were keown to be com panions, and the constant sesociates of thieves sod other bed characters. No mosey wee found on Cook ; it wee she who paid she wanted to buy the beaulet. Armstrong was taken into custody by D 261, at 14, Charles. street, Limos-grove, when she mid It wee "Miss Eases doings," and they would all three go together. She then took the mustable towhees Fast lodged, and she too said it vas all through "Mims BlirA;" it wee no nee denying it, they did do It; but it served her right for being with then; she wee drawn into it by others. The jury found them Guilty. Cook and A, "Wrong were then indicted for a similar rob bery committed upon Mrs. Tarring, millibar, Great Rowell street, Bloomsbury. . . . . . . The prosecutrix stated that seeing in the newspapers report of the examination of the prisoner on the other charm she thought they might be the same persons who committed a precisely simile, robbery upon her on the 3M of December, and in consequence she watt, and on swing them imme• diately recognised them. As she was trying a bonnet on one of them, the other picked her pocket of her puree, which con lathed money. She wee positive they were the same persons. The prisons ea positively dented it. They admitted they were guilty on the other charge, but they sauteed the jury that on the day when this robbery we. committed they were selling fruit and vegetables in the street. 11m. Terrine said there was a peculiarity about Arm strong's hoe which was unmistakeable, end having mimed her prose sad money immediately after they left the shop (they meth no purthate). and knowing, from the fact of her porn brag rfe jut before they came in, that they must hue takes it, their features end appearance became im provised sore deeply upon her memury. The jury band them Guilty, They wre proved to be well known to the police of the D divides as bad characters themselves, and the emulate of others trill worse. ootir4semtatToed Cook sad Armatrwag each to Bib, mouth■' hard labour, and Fast to three months. (Mors Yr. Cressy.) Rertry Telly, 24, described as a musician, Emma Telly, 18, and ANN Wallare, 49, ware indicted for wading port maetsaus from cabs in the streets. There were three Indictments spinet the prisoner., and, from the evidence upon which the charges were founded, it appeared that on the evening of the 22nd of December Lieut. Lawrence Paulat Shaw, R.M., unattached, arrived at the Waterloo Station, and took a cab to Huston-square to proceed on to Preston. His portmanteau, containing • uoiform coat and other articks, value shout 111., wee placed on the roof of the cab, beat before the cab got to Euston-square, it was gone. On the 23rd of October Mr. I'hipeon, the barrister, took • cab from Waterloo Station, and pieced his portmanteau and some luggage belonging to a friend on the roof, and whim ha got to his friend's hone 4 In Albert-road, Regent's-park, the portmanteau was gone. A waistcoat which Wallace had pawned in Great Queen-street. and the ticket of which was found upon her, was identified by Mr. Phil son as having been in the portmanteau when it was stolen. On the 3rd of December Mee. Bright, the wife of • warder in the liouee of Correction, Coldbatti-Gelde, took • cab from Endell-street, Long-acre, to Pentonville-road, sied placed a box containing chintz on the top ; when ohs got home that wee gone. On the 23rd of December two constablea of the A division, named Joy and Dawson, from information they had received, went to No. 8, Little Wild street Drury-lane, and in the first floor front room found the three prisoners. Wallace was the tenant of that room. The constables took them into canted, on suspicion of having stolen property in their possession, and, on searching, they found most of the articles stolen en the three occasions above stated. Lieutenant Shaw's portmanteau was found under the table broken open, and his uniform coat, silver !pains and forks, and other articles marked with his name were found on the bed. Henry Kelly Paid two young men had brought the portmanteau and had left it. Wallace, Kelly's mother, said ohs well not at horns when the truck was brought, and the female, Kelly, whose real name wait Tarrant, and who had lived with Kelly, made • statement to the effect that one evening, that on which Lieut. Shaw's portmanteau was stolen, she was sitting alone when there waa • knock at the door, and on her opening it two men brought in the portmanteau in question, and asked for permisaion to leave it until neat morning. She said they might, and accordingly they did, and it was placed under the table. When Kelly and his mother came home and were raid about it they had • great curiosity to know what It oontsined, and as the men did not come for it next morning they opened it out of inquitativenees, and while they were examining the contents the police came and took them into custody. The box in which the chintz be longing to the prosecutrix Bright was, was found in the room. 11 , 11 y declared it was hie. Mrs. Bright was at issue with him on that point. She positively claimed it oaths one stolen from the cab she hired, and among the other pro party found were two lags and • neck tie, which Mr. Phip son wee enabled to identify, besides the waistcoat, are his pro perty, end as having been in his portmanteau at the time it was stolen. Kelly was believed to be the actual stealer, and his mother and the young women he lived with were abettors, and aided in the disposal of the plunder. Ths jury found the prisoners Guilty, andZ . ervie• eirdared I, rto be brought up judges's,* at the next Mr. Hotly and Mr. that win the otanad engaged in the awe. THE POLICE COMTE. SOUTHWARK, Mr. Edward Scala, a manufacturer of the City, was sum mand before Mr. Sacker for unlawfully smoking a tobacco pipe in a second-clue carriage on the North Kent Railway, and assaulting one of the company's officers in the execution of hie duty. Edward GriMa. an inspeotor of the North Kent Railway. aid that on the 20th of last month he was attending the 11 o'clock noon train for Btrood, when he saw the defendant get lute • second-class carriage with a lighted pipe in his month. Witness went up to him and told him to put the light out and deeist from smoking, uhe was acting contrary to the regulations provided by act of parliament. The defendant re fused to do so and still kept on smoking, when be was com pelled to eater the carriage and tell him to leave unlace he left off smoking. The defendant then *track him, and he was obliged to have the assistance of • gentleman in the carriage to remove him. The defendant moat have known that no smoking was allowed in the carriages, as placards were posted about the station as well as in the former. The defendant acknowledged having • lighted pipe in his month when he entered the station, but it went oat before he got into the railway carriage. Mr. Orilla denied that such was the case, snd called Mr. Johnson, warehouseman, of 23, Ironmonger-lane, who said he was In the carriage when the defendant came in. He had • lighted pipe in his mouth, and oontinued smoking, although the last witness told him to leave off, as it arse not allowed. lie parented in smoking, and abused the officer, who was compelled to eject him, with witness's assistance, from the carnage. The defendant are sold that there were four other gentle men smoking to the carriage when he got in. Mr. Johnson said that they left off smoking and put their pipes away as soca as the °filar told them, bat the defen dant not only flatly refused, but abused end assaulted the officer. Mr. Sacker to'd the defendant that his conduct bad been very improper, and, as a caution to him for the future, he mast pay • penalty of 20s. and meta, The defendant, with some reluctance, paid the money, and left the court with his friends. LAMBETH, Mr. Peacock, solicito;;7be011;a1 Post-office, attended before the Honourable 0. C. Norton, in compliance with the request of that magistrate, and in cossequenos of a complaint at this court on Thureday last, of secandalous fraud practised les the English public by means of some letters posted at Hamburg, and on which a postage of Bd. each is charged. Mr. Oreesfield, who was the complainant, was in attend ance, and handed to the bench • number of the disgusting tatters alluded to, which had been received in his own im mediate neighbourhood on Thursday morning, and used there were zany others on which the postage had been paid, but the Forties to whom they had been directed, finding the filthy nature of their contents, threw them into the fire. Mr. Peacock observed that all be could say was that the Landes Post-office had not the power to prevent persons at Hamburg posting letters addressed to different parties in this constry, and passing them through the Post-office. On the contrary, they were bound to deliver them as directed, and the amount of postage was divided with Hamburg and Prussia, through which the letters had been trans mitted. Mr. Norton—lf I tinderetand the complaint, it is not so much es retrarding the postage as the vile nature of the I matter contained in the letters, and I most say that more in manor Nle traah cannot be conceived. iTquite right. Upwards of 150 of these disgraceful letters have beau delivered in my own immediate neighbourhood within two months, and 1 shall be very glad to go any length, and do anything TOOr worship points out, to put a stop to so vile a system of lir: Norton—The evil is increasing to such su extent that it ■ to me the government should take up the matter, and I hare no doubt that if proper instructions were given to the English Consul at Hamburg to inquire into the matter, the parties posting them letters might be found out and Punished, and thus an end put to this disgusting syatem of imposition and fraud. The letters I find are all addressed in the same handwriting, and therefore there could to no diffi culty in detecting the parties. Mr. Peacock repeated that the Poet-office authorities bad no power to interfere in the matter, but amid he should place the matter, with the purport of his worship's observations on the subject, before the Postmaster-General, and he had no doubt his lordship would give It his best consideration. ILLECUTION OF WHIZ WORTH dT TORS. On Saturday morning, John Taylor Whitworth, who was convicted at the late Yorkshire Winter Gaol Deli very of having murdered his sweetheart, &fly Here, at Laughton-en-lerkforthen, near Rotherham, on the let of October last, sufficed the highest penalty of the law at Took, in the presence of a large concourse of spectator'. Stare hie trial, the unhappy man has never denied his guilt, but, on the contrary, has repeatedly acknowledged the justice of his fate in general terms, without making any de ' tailed confession of the circumstances order which he beams the murderer of his sweetheart. He was warmly attached to the girl, of whom he became jealous, in consaquence of having reel a love letter addretead to her by • youngtuan who was desirous of becoming her suitor. This feeling of jealoney gained so great an ascendancy over him, that he determined to murder her, and he carried out that determination in the most cruel manner. Whitworth, dace hie convicion, !tia2Lmaasid his billef that there wee not the slightest for hie jialeusy, and, consequently, the murder he racommitted appears to him in a very hernous light. He has in effirt denied the troth of the long statement he made shortly after the murder, and has admitted that the girl did not strike him with the knife, as he alleged, but that he murdered her, and then cut his own throat Oa Friday the Rev. J. E M. Young and the Rev. J. Parkes had interviews with the maniere', who was per fectly resigned to meet the doom that awaited him. At tes o'clock at night Mr. Parkes again visited the culprit, sad remained watt him mail three o'clock on Saturday morning. The night wee epunt fa reading the scriptures and in prayer, the culprit bring . apparently very name in his devotions.. After Mr. Parkas left Whitworth west to sleep, end rested calmly until half-past 6 o'clock, at which time be resumed the reading of the scriptures, sad again engaged in prayer. Shortly after seven o'clock the omelet left the condemned oell, when he bade the officers of the prison au affectionate farewell, and wee then conducted ante. the Cantle-yard to a room adjoining the scatild. He walked with a firm step, and made use of exclamations to the kit that he had a well-grounded belief that his soul would be eared, and was penitent and resigned. At half-past seven o'clock the Rev. J. E. M. Young arrived at the Castle. sod he converndiand prayed with the criminal from that hour until ten o'clock, when the sacrament wee administered to him. During the night Whitworth again acknowledgcd his guilt, confessing that be made the first attack upon his via. lien, and that elie did not attack him. Ile also said that be might have asked the shepherd how much arsenic would poison anybody, but he did not distinctly recollect. He had no doubt that the shepherd understood him to oak some suck question, for he told him that • spoonful would kill two persons. lie added that the jury could not arrive at any other conclusion then the one they had, looking at the deer evidence adduced against him, and that his sentence wee jam. The woelereen began shortly sitar four o'clock on Saturday morning to erect the actiffold, the adjustment sad preperation of which occupied leveret boors. The executioner, 'themes Askren. of ?Cathy, WAS' Rotherham, who has performed the duties of hangman on three previous weskit., arrived in York on Friday night, and at mice proceeded to the Castle, whirs he remained during the night. After the administration of the sacramel the culprit vas calm and collected, and his mind seemed fully posessed with a belief of the foroveness of his crime. Shortly before 12 o'clock, W. Gray, Esq., the Under-sheriff, arrived at the Castle, and demanded the body of the climatal in the usual tors. The operation of pinioning was then gone throuch, during which the prisoner sustained liOmasif writ great for . MANSION-HOUSE. lan COMM, a middle-aged. woman was brought before 11[r. Alderman barter, charged with ha ving robbed a lad of a pair of boots under the following ciratmetances. Jamas Daley am 10 years old, and am errand boy to Mr. J. Widdowes, a shoemaker. This morning I was sent by my grandfet her on an errand over Blackfriars-bridge with a blue bag containing a pair of boom, which I was to take to • customer in Beer-lane, Cleorgendreet, Bleckfriare reed. Just as I ree-bed the gum of the Midge, the prisoner came up to me, and asked me to go to a shop to get her tome work, protuidog we a penny for my trouble. I went with her to a how., opposite the end of Old Fish-stmt, when she pointed nut o chop to me, and told me to inquire for Mrs. Johnson's work, and also for a loot. She took my bag from my band, and told me to walk on while she waited for me at a bcershop which elm pointed out. I was to take the work to her thee*. I went to the chop and inquired for her work, but was told they did not know anything about It. I then ralunind to the shop, but could not hod her, I went along Comoro -street crying. and the policemen asked me what was She matter. I told him what had occurred. and accompanied him to the station, after which we went in search of the prisoner, and found her in about eve minutes in the street. the policeman was only two yard. from me when I pointed bee out to him, and he tirik her into custody. She irate.- &Moly denied that she wee the woman, but I am within as to her identity. In the meantime she bad got rid of the boots I FATAL ACCIDENTS. A carter-owner, named and bac. Japh Lunt, wee driving hie home and cart along the Live:- Alderman Carter asked the prisoner whether she wished p u tt Uncles on Thuraday, when be come in collision with a to Rut any questions to the witness Y I lorry, and was so revere!) , crushed between the two vehicles riu(www—l declare tha t I sun n o t the Perron at all, and I ' that he died on the spot. An inquest was held on his body Dover raw the boy till he told the policeman to take me into I on Saturday. and a verdict of sondentel death was returned. custody. When the polloeman asked him if he was acre II on Saturday morning a similar accident occurred at the was the woman who bad rubbed him he said he did'at think ° docks, the ntifortonete sufferer being Francis Borne, a lad I watt. lin the employ of MOM*. Piceford, the carrion. lie was Policeman—That la sot correct. When I fleet asked the standing near a poet on the Clarence-dock quay, when • boy if he was certain she was the women, Its said he woe. ' out was iwidaid, backed, and he was crashed b e t ween It The primmer then contradicted him, are which I 'aid, and the pest. He was taken to the Northern Hospital, " Are /no certain she is the women r mta hs replied, "Iftsi whore be died the New day. An inquest will be held on the I'm pnaltive of it." I body to-day. Several women, whore children have been robbed in a czypir p y pny,acz, HALF-CROWN Day.-- slender manner by a pennon remaining the prisoner in cep- BAT ... a . J aw. 8 . 0 . .884 premises, stood forward, and upon the eon of taut of them (a d u n L i tMa. l,7B7 6.4.1 visilceti 7, 18 t. Id about nine 'ewe old) being rineetiowed, be mild he woe r . a I tAneertieement.l—" THE NATURAL REG ENERA unable to speak positively to her Identit y altkaaah 'am " - ' nos or wee PIO.TITS amyl • sr, Perfect Health without Medicine, • rod deal like her bend 011 the Me"' dAI stolen " Wotli IDCOII,MIIIOIOII, or r pro, re •torell io the ne.t•ofort4a4 or nattered from him which be hod been meat by his s e. otter to delivn to nmain. toe. sin etfe,ual renewal of lellroetos klreoreelal. eobl. • customer. The mother hid had to py the value f the MY. coortlpatloo, nerretole.o. treitshilltr,:e. ...Menem coon. ..tenth .11•4111;,000 all o real ., 14 ic n l . lour. an.l . llver Molest parcel to the wester, and the wormy alderman gave ke.. by . t . n d, re, her 10.. out of the poor-box. ao4 reeete.l elicit carer Olt, times It. root la other re/noller The primmer was thin rsrosadad. V TM. pamphlet I. adapted to the Moral by f 4 reeler oo r d oo.ht to be to the hand. of all veneer nhealth.lrerdeel ree toot, Shortly after the care had been disposed of the policeman t i townie on retetl4 ten tenor . wow, . I It s loGown. entered the court, end sod he had ascertained the prisoner mown., 610. tee. Precisely at 12 o'clock the haltordiers made their appear 'nee on the scaffold, and roes followed by the Under-sheriff, the Governor of thy Castle, and ~that officiate. The culprit came next. He was attired in the garb he wore on hie trial, that ol a fares earning. . . --- Immediately before the rope was adjusted by Aekren, the unhappy man offered up a prayer, after whirh the bolt wee drawn by the executioner, the drop fell, and the culprit, after struggling for about two minute', expired. The crowd who attended the execution amounted to about 5,000. Eves the solemn event could nut prevent some of the spectator. crying out, "Shen.; bring out Atkinson," the man acquitted of the D.uley warder on the ground of in , emit,. but the crowd began to diepare shortly after the drop feU. At one o'clock tha body we. cut down, and interred within the precincts of the 0..t1e. MARKETS. THE PROVISION TRADE. TOOLEY•sraErr, Jan. B.—Considerable activity bae pre vailed throughout the week in the butter market; the de emed is very much in excess of supply, particularly for floe deception., which an now very scares. The snivels from forelo ports ewe last Monday comprised 681 French, 59 Hamburg, and 4,140 casks from Holland. The best Dutch has been cleared offal 124.. t0126a., and other sorts have been in request at 2.. to is. advance upon former rates. Some entansive sees of Irish butter have been effected at an int =o( fully 24. pee cwt., and a further advance is a few days. A favourite brand of Limerick butter bald by the trade during the dull time of the sewn was put on the market, end cleared off at 98,. for firsts, usual difference made for mends and thirds-100e. and 102 e. now eked for Medlar things ; but good Cork thirds eller* at 96.. and 97e. may probably check the looked-for edema upon Limerick. The arrivals during the week were but 2,400 and the deliveries about 11,600 Arkin*, thus reducing the stock at the wharves to 32,800 firkins. The supply into the Cork market from the commencement of the season to the present time 410,148, against 357,711 firkinafor the corresponding date last year. The bacon trade Is quiet, and prices tending downwards. Pelmet's& mild cured Waterford eitteable offering in the early part of the week at 49.. f.0.b., and at this figure two or three small parcel., were sold ; but towards the cloae of the week 48e. was not readily obtainable. The principal of the stock in London belonging to the trade makes it difficult to effect sales, and lower rates may be looked for the next three or four week.. The arrivals daring the week were 2,200 bales, and the deliveries 2,000 bales, making the stock 3,100 bales. Bale and tierce middles and hams in mere retail request, and prioes in femur of buyers. Lard firm at Ms. Waterford bladders, and 68e. for kegs. The shipping trade remains exceedingly dull, and bed and pork in consequence almost neglected. New Ameri can mess beef recently amend is on the market at 925. 6d. oper 20011 x—these p r io r tierce. Irish or ior k, 86euite .; and amnia& French. 80s. per barrel f q COTTON.—LrecarooL, JAN. B.—Tbs market to-dayhas been steady, but without any change In pekes. Tbs isles ars 8,000, expert 1,600. 800 &vat, at 4p. toed.; 200 Egyptian, at 70. to Bd. ; 600 Parnam, at Bd. to 9d.; 60 Baku, at ad. ; 8,460 American, at 6d. to Bd. COTTON GOODS.— MANCH Emma, JAN. 8. The Waimea done during the week ham been considerable, but not equal to the demand. Purcharors find that they cannot execute many of their orders under the present scarcity of stocks without unduly forcing up prioee, and something like mutton is induced even where shippers would send forward goods to the markets of the Eut, which have already been so well supplied ea to occasion some uneasiness for the future. In fabrics made for those markets the supply hes been for some time unequal to the demand, and it is known that many of the contracts extend into next month. In some instances deliveries have been secured much beyond that period ; but it would be idle to attempt any calculation of the extent of these contracts, or their probable future influence on the market. It is certain that they must exercise great influence on the business to be done during the next two months, and hence toners se well as buyers have need to exercise much discretion in future operations. In yarns the demand is rather more general than in cloths, and prices are very firm at the advance of Tuesday. WOOL.—LiveaeooL, JAN. B.—There is a fair demand for moat kinds of foreign wool, and prima still show a ten dency to advance. Scotch has rue: with more ininiry, but without material change in value. Import.. of foreign This week, 476 hales. HARDWARE.—ffiIIIMINOUAM, JAN. B.—The trade t the country has not yet recovered Its natural state, and in that respect the trade of this tows forms no exception. The Weiner of stock-taking did not terminate until the middle of the week, and mutely any of the factors' travellers have yet stared on their journeys. The few orders coming in have been by letter, and to supply immediate requirements In fact, the trade of the town has undergone no change whatever einoe last week. The principal manufacturers have moat of them sufficient order, to keep the workpeople One ; end the quantity of goods being made for stock is not With reference to our American trade the prospect. are good; the merchants here report that eve7where the dams of revival are self-evident; but that revival will b' steady sad sure rather than rapid, indicating a fair bone's,' this year and a very large oat next. Stocks of hardware geode are everywhere low. The quarterly meetings of the iroomaaters of this district commence next Wednesday, at Wolverhampton. his not anticipated that any large amount of business will be dope at either of the approaching assent bike ; but the trade it gradually becoming more healthy. It I. not probable that there will be any advance of prime at resent, but pig iron ie half-a-crown a ton higher then it was last quarter-day, and it is possible that there may be • general advance In the price of all descriptions of Ilniehed iron helms the end of the current quarter. TIM CORN TRADE. CAMMLIDOII, 3e!;.B.—A I;iierreelioservaded the wheat trade, end for anything very good In point of qtudily and condition le. more wan paid. 'Wheat, red, 36e. to 42e.; whit, ' 481. Barley, 2.5 e. to 42e. Beans, new, 34e. to 36e. ; old, 40e. to 42e. Oeta, 20e. to 28e. CANTERBURY, JAN. 8.--The supply WY tolerable to•nay. Priors a Mils in advance. Sale• sot very brisk. Wheat, old brown, 44a. ; new brawn, 36r. to 444. ; new whits, 395. to 475. 64. barley, new, 26a. to 44.. Oars, new, 20s. to 22a. Psmo, 37. to 40.. CAALISLI, Ism B,—We had &fall:market of wheat to-day. Yrsees were • shade leaser than last week, bat with a slow trade at the impeoversent. Barley sod oats were both in good demand at pekes folly equal to loot week. Wheat, white, new, 16s. to 18e. ; old, 18e. to 19e. ; red, new, 16a. to 17e.; old, 17a. to 17.. 6d. Barley, new sad old, 10s. to lls. Oats, potato, old, Bs. 61. to 10e.; new, 70. to Bs. oommcm, 7s. to 6d. Flour, Is. Bd. to la. 10d. °mam ; a, lee. Bd. to lee. led. Ilysnmel, le. 3d. Barley meal, La. 3d. pee atone.—Glieliele Journal. CULCHEATEII, JAN. B.—The supply of wheat much larger than for several weeks pest, sod fair of barley. Wheat ls. deem for .11 descriptions. Barley without alteration. OLOVCIATNIL, Jaw. B.—Then was a plentiful supply of &Wish wheat samples at our to.day's marker, fur whirl formers asked extravegent priors, but en advance of ls. per qr. only could be establaihrd, at which there iris a free sale. Yoreigu quiet cud mu:hanged. Oriudiag cum quiet. Malt ing barley to improved demand, at full rates. Oats held for 8.1. pee qr. more, which restricoed lamina% and my few &elm were made. lroporus of to. week tending Jan. 8: Berkey, foreign, 87,0; oats,ltelend, 2,870. - . . . GUILDFORD, JAN. B.—Thera was only a smell supply of whom, which quickly sold at a further advance of Is., some transactions temg at an advance of 2s. per qr. More business done in barley and othrr spring corn ' without material change In W Mao Wheat, 40e. to 52a.; old, 60s. to 645. Barley, 28c. to 395. Oats, 20a. to 2.55. beam, 404. so 435. Peas, 40s. to 43a. - - HERTFORD, JAN. B.—Tha wheat Bade to-day Arm, at bat weelio prices; supply fair. Barley made rather mob money for the finest osalphs supply good. Outs, Pas, and beau* support lost week's pricer, with a fair offer. Whew, 22a. to 295. per load. Barley, 30s. to 42e. per qr. Oats, 224. to 28a. per qr. Pea., 25a. to 211 s. per load. Beaus. 24e. to 29a. per lowa. _ _ LEICESTER., JAN. 8.-There was an Improved @how of wheat at our make, and with a better demand en advance of Is. per quarter was maintained ; white sample* sold at 14e. to 48s. ; red, 40e. to 42e. par quarter. Barley Wm also is better supply, and wet with an 'permuted inquiry at an advance of le. per quarter on late ram*, melting aultplee of superior quality selling at 43e. per quarter, and grinding 280. to 30e. per 30 Moue. Oat. were trot abundant, and mount prime may be quoted, tamely, old eamples 324. to 35.., mod sew 26.. to 30e. per 21 same. Bemis of good quality realised 60a. per 38 stone, beim; about the prima of the previous week. Fine flour 31.., seconds 29e., th. 4 27e., per 20 stone. NIWCAWTLE, JAN. 8.-A better eupply of wheat from grower*, with • fair sale at fully Timed.) . • rates, or equal to le. per qr. advance on the week. South country and foreign held for higher price*, which limits businees; but Tueeday's rates fully supported. Barley confirm.. meelected, but held for full pekes. Oeta in good supply from Scotland; demand email at laat week'e value. Pena an better demand. NORWICH, Jay. 8-The supply of wheat WSS fair, and there being en improved demand, en advance of 1.. per quarter was realised upon all deasiptinne. Tee supply of malting barley was limited, and sold at fully last week's rates, while other eorte could not be c.lled cheaper. There wee hardly a temple of other grain to be seen. Flour W. to le. per sack more money, 275. fel. to 28e. per wick from the miller. White wheat is quoted this eveumg 44.. to 47..; red ditto, 98s. to 43e.; Deg CheTenel malting barley, 36.. to 40..; MO. chevalier ditto, 31e. to 35a.; dbotit ing ditto, 24.. to 25e. per quarter. Latest averages :-Whatt, 2,8231 qrs., 39e. 10d. ; burley, 6.8391 qrs.. 32e. Bd. Core reeponding period hat year :-Wheat, 2,0931 gre., 48e. 3d. ; barley, 7,0101 gre., 38e. 911. Nowtsottase, Jay. 8.-There WAS a liberal supply of wheat at our market, which met with a fair dements at an advance of la. per qr. New white sampled sold at 41e. to 61e. ; new red, 10e. to 45a. ; old white, 44r. tol9o. ; old red, 38.. to 43e. per 36 stone. Batley came rather freer to hand, and sold at last week', prior., malting wimple. of superior quality selling et 38.. to 45.. per quarter, and grinding 28.. to 30a. per 30 stone. Oats may be quoted ace Isar week-usually, old wimple*, 32e. to 34e., and new 28e. to 30, per 'll stone. Beans were very limited, and quite as dear so heretofore, ,aid sautples soiling et 48a. to 504., end new 42... to 41e. par 38 ,mite. OXFORD, ;AN. 8.-The attendance of buyers at this market to-day Was numerowt, and NS the supply of wheat wee not wry large, nearly all the prime qualoira changed hand* at an advance of fully te. per quarter. White wheat noel. from 44.. to 48.. per q•terter • red, from 43e. to 464 The barley trade we. firm. beet quality selling at 33e. per quarter; infidel' from 31e. and upwards. Ott. were a good trade, and purchasers had in submit to a rise of from le. to 2.. pee quar ter on last week's quoutione. Beans alto partook of toe rise, end 2.. per quarter was added to the prim of this day es'enight. Boiling pee. were worth from 48e. to 63e. per Lurie; hog ditto, from 42e. to 414. Flour • good sale at per sack. Beet meadow hay 41 per toe • •naddllng ditto, 31. 10e.; inferior, 31. Beet breed, 62.; ges ' al breed lld. the 41b loaf. PETERBOROUGH JAN. 8.-Although our supply of wheat wee gaud to day, peke. for all descriptions advanced fully Is. per qr. Barley, oars, and beans, each sold readily at la pee qr. over Mat week's prime. BEADING, JAN. 8.-There RSA 11 fair ripply of wheat, the condition of some of which was extremely good. Ti,.,,!. epened briskly, and sales were made at an advance of 11, far qr. Allgood barley steadily maintained late rates, and it, re was a gored Inquiry for other sorts. The trade was G,uo I,r oats, beans, and peas. lit/CHEWER, JAN. B—The samples placed on the stands at this cern exchange were very much improved in quality, but the Empties were not brought forward in any very large quantities. For One dry samples of English wheat an ad- Tenon of la. to 2e. per quarter was asked, and in meet in stances readily obtained, bat other eons could only be got rid of at last week's nitre. Foreign was in rather mere request, but the sale tuled slow at an improvement of about Is. White wheat, 42a. to 445. ; fine 46e. to 48s. ; red wheat, 40s. to 425. ; One , els. The ba rley trade was rery degreased, and but few gales were reported, the tone of the market being evidently downward. Fine parcels for malting porpoise were done at 404. to 445., and grinding at 28e. to 34e., which are about the rates of the previous weeks. Oats were in moderate request, at the currencies of last week, and a quiet trade was done at 2.35. to 275. per qr. Beans and peas are undergoing a slight improvement, and an held Arm at former rates. Some good sorts of beaus were Is. higher, and ranged from 40e. to 448. ; pea, 40s. to 425. Flour has advanced Is. per sack. The reports from the local markets all exhibit a decided improvement in the grain trade, sad prices are generally ls. to 24. per quarter higher. W 18BECIL, Jam. B.—A better supply of wheat here to day, and last week's prices were given for the test dry sam ples, whilst the raw out-of-oonditioned (of which the bulk consisted) were dull at former rates. Of spring corn the supply continues small, but still sufficient for the demand, and former prima realised. Prices to the grower ,—What, white, 435. to 4Se.; extra, 47a., 6310 a. per bushel; red, 40a. to 415.; extra, 424 Oats, 1114. to Is. random Beans, old, 42e. to 465. per qr.; new, 38e. to 40s. WORCUTZR, Jaw. B.—At this day's market there was • very large supply of wheat and the trade closed dull at the currency of this day week. Barley more inquired for and quite as dear. Oats taken in limited quantities at quite as much money. Beans again rather higher. Peas neg lected. YORK, JAN. B.—At our COM market to-day, with a liberal supply of wheat, quotations were le. higher than last week; white samples sold at 40s. to 465., and red, 38e. to 40a. per quarter. There wee en improvement in the barley trade, and tally late prices were given for superior samples, malting sell ing at 30s. to 34e., end grinding 265. to 304. per quarter. Oats realised lest week's prima, namely, 11d. to ls. per stone. Beene were in small supply, and add et 40e. to 46.. per 38 @tone. Flour, 28s. per sack ; malt, 60e. to 70e. per quarter. Demme Jaw. 7.—We had a mall 'supply of grain at oar Corn Exoliang• to-day. The market opened wirli a bent demand for alideaoriptione, and an deluxe of 6d. per bet. wee obtained on wheat. Higher prices were also demanded for oats, and an advance of 3d. was obtained on good and middling samples. Grinding barley wee also a shade dearer. Indies corn is held for advanced prices, but transactions an very limited. Foreign wheat le in good demand, at a alight improvement in pekes. KIRKCALDY, JAN. 13.—Tbe mild weather continued until Thursday, sing which we have had smart frost, which was needed for many out-door agricultural operations, and it will be much In favour of the condition of the grain now thrash ing. At oar country markets this week we had fair euppilles of wheat and barley, but only moderate of oats. de mand for everything, and prices generally advanced ls. per qr. Here to-day we had small supplies of wheat and barley, bat large of oats. Sales ready, and generally at en advance of from ed. to le. per qr. Wheat, 365. to 465. per qr.; barley, 24e. to 34e. ; oats, 20e. to 25e. 6d. WATIR.FORD JAN. B.—We have again to report very limited deliverie s of farmers' gran, with scanty supplies by boat. From abroad our arrivals, which amulet exclusively of Indian corn, are to a fair extent. The improved feeling noted in the trade on this day .e Haight has been fully main tained, and for all articles we have experienced • good demand. The small quantity of Irish wheat on offer hu found ready buyere, at en enhancement of Is. per barrel, and fair sable of foreign have been effected, at prices which were not obtainable at the close of last week. Barley must be noted the tarn dearer, and oats are difikult to buy at late rates. With • steadily increasiag consumption for Indian corn, Flow have further advanced 6d. per barrel since eater day last, and many holders ere not disposed to sell at present rates. Flour of all descriptions bnrige 6d. per tack moo money. Import. tills week:—)radian corn, 9,203 qrs. Ex ports this week:—When; 64 barrels; barley, 160 barrels; oats, 2,604 barrels; Sour, 1,337 macho. DARING ESCAPE FROM A GAOL.—OR Wednesday late an escape was effected from the county of Cork gaol, which for daring and ingenuity almost equals any of those recorded of the famous Jack Sheppard. A germs named William Johnsen, who wee &weenie hie trial as • cheep of sheep-stealing, was sent to a email ward where , untried prisoners were generally ootifined, fur the purposed cleaning it out, and being locked in alone, he determined on effecting his escape. Having got • couple of aheeta (rote me of the cells, be toed them together, and then fastened an end of one of them to a hand brush about a foot and a quarter long, which he had been using. He next made a pretty lung pole by rudely splicing together the handles of some sweep ing brushes with twine, which he had made from oakum, end by means of this he tuceeeeled in ineertiee the hand-bruit crewmen, inside the bars of au upper cell window. The sheets being torn, served him as weans of drawing himself up, and be thus succeeded In getting on the wall of the small yard attached to the ward, from whence he scrambled on the roof. Between tide and the outer wall of the gaol was ea laanleting wedge, over 8 feet wide, and the outer wall itself wee between 80 and 40 feet high, and he mum have sprang seems this peewee, and either lit on the wall from whines he let himself down by some means, or else have cleared the pomp and wall both at • jump. In either case the feat was a most astonishing one, when the breadth of the passage and the height of the wall ie considered, but that such was the . way in which he got out there seems no doubt, for was of the slates were found dirplaced on the roof where he bad stood, and the marks of his feet were found deeply indented in • bed of clay, which was close under the gaol wall in an adjoining orchard, and on which he must have alighted after his descent. Johnson, whole an able young fellow, of shout 29 years of age, was for some time in the Dublin polies, and was 'Between, a porter on the Great Southern and Western Railway, but latterly he gave himself up to robbery .ffeepareg DEATH BY BURNING IN YORK.—We have this week to add another notioe to the many which have appeared in our columns recently relative to deaths from fire. The circumstances are brh fly these :—A young woman named Jens Jefferson, about eighteen years of age, Fervent to Mr. Milward, Coney-street, was engaged (according to bee own account) about six o'clock last Saturday evenieg, in cleaning the chimney-piece, when her clothes came in contact with the Bre, and were soon in a !Imo, scorching her in a COnt dreadful manner. At the time this occurred, Mr. ?Claud was in another room, upstairs, at tee, with hie wife and two friends, when one of then, had occasion to peas the stairs leading down into the kitchen, and at the bottom clue ear the deceased, in flumes, desisted her mule about, end trying to ascend the swim, but making no noise. An alarm was gives, and Mr. Milward rushed t, her rescue, calling out toe his wife to throw him a rug, which being done, he succeeded in exqnguishing the flemee. The deceased was immediately conveyed to the York County Hospital, but the imitates she had sustained moulted in desth. An inquest was held on the following day before J. P. Wood, Esq., when a verdict in accordance with the above facts was returned.—Ludt )(emery. THE STAIRCASE AT THE POLTTECIINIC.—The steps are of Portland stone, feather-edged, and were put rip 20 years ago, under the direction of Mr. James Thompson, the architect of the building. Not long ago, the treads hav ing become worn, open iron -work, the interstices filled in with cement, wee let in on the face of them, and it hes been urged by some that cutting into the step. for this purpnee het led to the caltunilt. The iron facing on each step weighs about I cert. Each step probably weighs 21 cot. On the other hand, it is stated that the fall commented at the upper landing, and that it has been found that the joggle hers was not soundly made. The appearance presented by the etair- IWO is moat extraordinary, every step being been abarply off about four inches front the well. The acebleet will not fail to inspire the gravest oonsidertations.—The Builder. [Adwertixement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Alf EITEC- Te•L RISINOT vie 4101, •NIU r,f s letter from Mr. W. M out. M Moor, tro puromeent tt Mercator —.• Ta flopoopy. Str.--t bre to Ittforo ou th.t for a assurer from vPrpoto rbrAppatknr. Sod titre la/ I up for ...kr tog - ttttr gout. taunts to room. I owl Wended r. 7 the meet eminent sone.of hero, btu obtain .1 le. 'OWL 1 en.ueed to go late our femur a le' .1. The ...Mind tro:troset there. h.. 50% cr. boot of no seen. I 1.1:. and conneeecat a.ler Tour Mils, ‘thenit I aro hoyt, to ray In • Or et the el effected e oerfeel are, awl enabled me to reams [l27' aloof' twat"—Thew pout are emepoeol of a heel.to sod ran balm. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ATIRAHAMS. 7 Isa. T, the wife of Mr. 8. B. Abeshazos. 0(1310ms bury aroma( mos. DVItRANT.—Jaa. T. the erife of O. J. Dermot, Lei . of Ountofd* wee. Reeeell.peare, of a dia,ht.R. GODI . ',RNY. 7 Jah. 4. et Carlton Houle, Kneed. the elf.: of Dr. D. ~ •.......—. -.- liodfroy. of a daughter. __. . MUHL E.—Jara. 6, at Mahar Broughton. Manabota& Igrg. B. I ludic. of. goa. W ILTERS.—Jsa. & at St. Ocorzeet..rram. itoguarrgark , the wag o , _ ._ 0i Ewa. RARE.—Jan. 5. 7,0W...a place, Mamma, the wife of Yr. F. T. Wan'. of a dauthev. MARRIAGES. Atts.s—MAMlT.--.lan. A at Pt Ftephenr. hy tb^ IP , . T. N. Ilee.ra, M.A .11. Allen. P.e.. Ohl-tharY• to n e a r, tatthr dnunbter of en 1.40 M. Mal ty. Cp.. 1..1rth'..1 Monet. Ltrervool. 1311 TON—W UIT PI Aan. S. at Peter , . Pt-tatr. Lin • hy the Kev..l. £ Joreini.. A. Ltertm. bet.. LtelitClidat Itth Nectar Inner Mann. datntht, of the Rae. 03. D. 11 hitebra..l. Prebendary too iAttre n. CUBITT C ub BlTT.—Jan.Chtneid. Norfolk. by the R , 0.. t. K.itt. KAI.. of hooter Norfellt. B urma. 1 . 41 g" of the Roe. It. L. Cublat. Mentor of eatioll. DEATIIB. 1101190 N.—he .t mcven,-. S. e. mew.. ageilte. IliMILSON.—laa. 5. at tlareawatrect. Anae, daughter of the late HO DO SU 51.—Doe. 3.. at Rarrer.pla , a. klalhaerle. Inner Orth Trauma, sklast da.acbwr ut th, law Jobs lloticalla. Cp. IMN If liTT. 7 .lsa. 6. at Park cre..at. Stockwell, Mr. W. A. Kennett. n( resobamb Lorpion. a:.e.113 11 DOWAY. an. 4. st Sums-plae. Mout'. part. Ilareatt. Isife of 11 1141 1, 13. Emi . 34. hibliatted by Witch,. Ktle II•ta. d N 0.4 Street, le taw City al Loudon. Prtot,. t.t.• &pal. ertiemetal d un —AIOND4T.Jaar..IIU. *.ve" -- ; • z ~- ~ Na 2,671.) MESSRS. MONEY WIORAIki and SONS' (of Blechvellverd, Loodoni.—LlNE of PACKET 8111P1 to A CB cgriXe.—Baue 100 blooey.reor lIELBOU eh E (Port phpirp. direct, to .1 , 1 tie. ordAv. the Ntlx JAI:00a, from Oreve-vad. ibe mlehretod capper ohm KEY I. LOW Soak M. T. CLAYT Onto Wei °therm Cotaroar.d, : 1)111, la the MA mils Dodo. The well kaolin: gm, vo now fi. the rapidity end antforroltr of her wse.. hes excellent ecernoto.vi.tioa for ant. mcand, end third ohm terve. me, roluved end came an experienced stageoti.—For freight • pwage &pl.!, to *CLEM.. ALLPOWT. sad MORGAN Maly ileerre. NON .14Y WIGRAN and BONG), DK Ifiedimballvareet. nVERLAND ROUTE.—WEEKLY NICIALTION by eTv.AIII to INDIA, vie Nyypt.—Tite mid ORIENTAL 1/TEAII NAVIGATION COM• EANY BOOK PANSENOEILA end min geode mad parcels for the editernimm. 11 ki.”, C.lOOll, 11.4.0.. Garotte. the e1 , 11. 1 t.) OW. sad Mnnll4, Mlr N to .1 , l•wn Wvlrg floethernytO a oa the Ith nedlOth of every month ; en I to tYlv Mediterrneeen. hitypt. /idea. and Nembir, by their preen. le, 04 6v uthssoptca shoat the 11th and TAU gdthe mooth. For furthe e nd sert goofy et the COISWAV). OSOIS. rn. Lezden• Imßetreer : at Orivotel-elece, tiouthenageoe. DOSTPI 1."N10,1 liddford rquarc, 31,11,1.er. nn.l tb ' Till Ht'T I. iN ak4111411. ,LLtaol tttd of Jumory §TEAhi to NEW YORK DIRECT, and the rarer and short.: route to C•ll44lWeat.—The L 1 ,71310001,, W YORK, and PII,LADELPHIA NTNAMNIIIP COMPANY toter thr.utteralog two lult.purrod boo an ow rtant,hips tram LIVER In/OL nu NNW YOWL r friar: NaNGANOO w.eoreee. 19 . CIT OP BALTIMORE ..... . Weimer), Neb. S. lAnt oar7r alternate Wadarday.) atm wow. IA 11, and gross. according Is re rammed • leo. forward parr I guineas, Inclulttic mirror Prancers for Chars 5..4 mu Vaned Sires booked through ou oar arantaganas arena log turtre earculars applr to WILLIAM INMAN. M. Water rag Lawyer ; or tu EWES anl MACNII. 01 . Mlug Withrherwt. 'NI,. WATERFORD, LIMERIUK, and SOUTH at I IRELAND T , tILT. h 7 tent to po..rhd 11.74 II S. from Milt. 14 Haven. to eoesentoa with the Urge/ erste/re 104 Swath Wales Van* tya lor Warlord. ILllkoany. Wooden. end Sil fiterfnallate a: 3 p.ra. on arrival of the n.n.nana Mgr,. Mad f.lO gym. third rico+ trail. from Padiugton. Throara Oche. at NW WS. end Mat an .I gee gg I Owe rem% notate at fare gul isful a half . every Infonhatdog a the Suwon. of the Urea Western and dough WON an.l o' Mogen la) RD end JAtilEslo24.. 31, Osona, OWL 10. r. th. Bah., Orddr., I.O I TICK OP DIVIDEND. Ttatrix of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-Mall East, Loa il,a. H. W. WARRANTS for the H tLE.L EARLY INTICRFST, at the rote el i p Ceot. per Auntra, on Depcelt Acceaate, to Use Het December. see may for delivery. awl treble &Ay between the Imre of 10 and 4. Jimmy 10, 1659. PET K 8 80181808. Manseing Director. Preepeetuvere end Worm. seat free oe eiVileame. CT. JAMES'S-HALL HESTAURANT.—Ladies end Gentlemen la London wa and at Me AT. AM RA'SZALL AUHANT. Keg...v.lmA and PamadMe. BREAK VAST 9 teem 9CM it Lonehons from 12 tat 3. Maws from 3 tln 9. deppera. 191 I.LIAII DON LL.D. Pravda-4e. N.H. TM table MAY .< as weal at Y pm. n INOPOLION TAVERN and ROTEL.— Noa. I aad d, uinWYLnw- BraLlT. HIGH 1101.11010 W.O. Tat bat maned DINNER 4 Inl.oedoa[orlw Ad. k aaaasala of Joint. tram I till 7 oVel^ , 4t. Ithata sad Ihnoklua Gomm TAKLWIY BUTE on 0004 , 14 at 60data. ta.r.ao JINNI/MITS. AB 1. and CO.ll dzarelaaa atam and Graita. QT.MAIC on V7EPI Htt•.o, Mr. ST. NIA] iotabll No. IM. For No. 101. Nor Yee tor TAPAN, •1)101tA i. to to p riPORTO.—An OLD BOTTLED PORT of higi, thu'' fel 67 C0. . m =7ll.oablit, H► l ~6 / brERB BRANDY, led. per gallon.—Pale or own Taadanle, of es sof +Ate favour sad gnat patty. IdentSrsi. In war rowed %MI tt o. choice productions d do Canoe *add which arc sow dllEcult W I rOCII,O .i wVIOL SIL Per &ors ',mob boaks sod c.a.e includolo, or Ira nor roam KIN BY Bitr.TT and tn.. 014 rurolrtrr tballlory, Haber. nARNU MONE FRIDAY, JI 'jf'. 14~nmi M. Ilars , !WI to e Ter/ VAN WHO WILL PAY the CHINESE IN b. DEUNITY Wity the lineEA thoometree. • e expert duty bi Iwo thee .ell ret the ;: AST TEA QOM will Mabler they are to 'en ee eh re Bieck Ore ILI m, DI& or Illsod Tee at V 101, WlA.o.:lo , ffee to Or , berry at bel. leareboart, 9. Ord di. 11 e 1. ., (My. VS% CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, winch hso Way estgoinel with Pt.b. Gun, Week •, ek.P... Gravies, Hot end Cold Meats, and swam f . s nackral nee, ie geld by the mon magecta.ae &mere in II& swam —J OuC Ed, landing. note Manufacturer, inc ttorrL,4o. daavine to ERLOW'S HOT WATER DISHES me not only the ben, but the cheapen: the DISH COVERS to ntlt In Plate, lint trona Metal, aod Double Stook Tin, an denial La farm and ream:ably to price iodate 1..47 r 4 . 1. ANICE HOT PLATE for your Game, Haunch of !lianas. be., fs a luxury at the dinner table : all Hot Water Plata hitherto made bare burn o coroplcto failure. MARLOW:4 II OT WATER 1'1,41 ILA and DISH he. oaths contrary, inn bc found all tiltirt you can dettre. The plate. are t bun. of *lrian& reenunil Patter.. mounted In the heat outthie ;duck Root nil Woo, foot. nice 3e.. 3,. RI., and In cv7h. Encemha an.l walla —J AKA@ RA RLO Inventor and Pateutec,l4, Eta. Wllltamatroet. E.C. Estatelabc+.l 1833. MET'S PATENT OAS ECONOMISING 1011131Z11, Woe ta. mob. Lan be Misdeal by the wet Inez dad. Imta•oee smug effeet.d. se peMed bY Vototo ,, m , tr aM sb vista sit diroarceants wall,. and dickering of the dame by effect tag piefeete•cabettlon, tborob, , on...veuUed oordef of cu. *blob 6.lde. already' to worts of art, aa4 Iniontat• to bash!, 000 ample mat pas fno ;vadat of 3) :wet.. at0m , ...) , Yon."' rat ea node' of we.—me.. lf. Fleetetroo. Loma. laAmrs, CHANDELIER'S, TABL. ,. Le.. ke.—An retire ere Sock•—The .hnw rooms of FitA 3s ILRK an , Co., 144. Uxfonlystre.t. W.. conton the larre4 and It tconetlea In Kurotye.—Fuwe of the ORA° goody [Mould ia i t la t i o kW 'wait:No.3w beuro terchadnz elegwhere. Roth ft basely gad inagettude Co h 444.,L to without a rival le the inetropella -- Ridg e art Olare the Chwwlelwrs for 3 RAW mth wigfavel OAn, el bee/elle! drugo ._ , .... ..... ... I 0 Readsome Bronze Di m eing rants CleandelleMfor 3 Urals, with wagrartd Gleb.. Lc. d moellent quality, entirety of the 1 I 0 tea caw awe e..mplete . A Int clan, full ...1.0. II tolerator Lamp as Stead• with eet- _ graved Ilia" ac. ereoutete • ,• • • • ..t00t.... , ~• 0 1, The...OCM." r. mwwrcly cut Quirt Decanter, Or Me mega 11100 tit onaps, 0041 Of the Owe Cryytal Oleo 0 11 0 Eno article 00nt.m . ...4 eitit 0..! trade at extremely moderate Mem. FRANCIS SPAR K and Co.. SlantiLaatarera. 114. OxfoNyareety W • Meariy yprwite Rey) -treeti. Latvia.. NUNN'S VEGE'IArsLE (COLZA) OIL, 41. per orlon. refloul `7 psoultst obarocal pr.roest. Is fur superior to any WAHL both for purity cif quality sod brillla.cy uttd; sad tbourh oupaial y .4.,kytOrl for the mad•rial oldsliy ur.rful for fay caber Amu, or pr, sot tr.. Puodierl by THOS. NUNN awl PONS. 11, lamb's I . ..dui Vt.upduur llospita. W.C.,abo continue to uwsli tholr touch Adrrorad Patent Obated WKk Xursurins Ossalra 171. M. per dozen p,un•lr. E mo ußE FRENCH COLZ A OIL, 45.6 d. per gallon, ow,. MilolllloVit af.”l SONS tont* part‘rolor atte:Wlor : 111.. wthatAr 1, erwy I:lrrf al lamp: also to their trans:Arm wax asadlet. at Da. oth er 1.3% weight ; art 4 Yet MAU... smi it candlea. at IL. : all wilr: ell. ii twl.. U. : equAlly low far cowl2.—:rEo til E I Gil itoU Et and au Yd, oft mardazota. VI. Blab II Atom. and laJ Ilitaaantwareat. 1r7"111;;I Day all 11310 e. GUTTA I'FRCHA BOOTS AND SHOES.- St VCR, MAIM., and Cu., Wilakselis Gait. Pemba Boot anti Shoe Martufactemo , 241. NUS i-LAXE. CAN:MNATEIItia. E.C.LONDON. Price Leta sad vrin. forear 10. per poet. re *preload.. Just IMbli PATENT CAOUTCITOUC WHEELS,luxurious aml laderatuctiWr. for eat, nmrillatt. Imageo. military cart, ambolarct, and all lime stmt. t2o,titut ea Immense oasiox Itch, taw rtmuiut dayn I n eat. Iu to 6011114 S couAteutively, la llama. rind I) V IS. t, Ltou.mo. Samna. ULCANISED INDIA-RUBBER HOSE and ands. to Rubber tx FILM:M anel Ma ebialati.-4Aktl.:. reek so, INNS lodisrubter Won.. Ouswell rad. Loudon. FRENCH FAILURE.—LYON, FRANCE. 80WliftRT. irAl i ro24l. and Co. baring puretinwri for cwt. o discount or do. 41d. tot e unund. Uha rrnob of OW riot and disUotiusi STOCK of NI I of I.lsn lonian's two. sinountina I.2ui r . wane is non being cieel at Ms tudsin. and is• OS VI , : it Ali PUBLIC SALA. on .or Konen.. yi,•MuitliOw,llo hammy. tr 2 nid ileg,nt. us. 11l an. 1112 Oxford-Arent, W. CVLOSE OF 111)L11)AYS.—The return of P outYh to the reepeetire hoorah.: hioooo , . to I one+ a sohnitu hvon orooto Sad orivardt on. for Cleo .rt and attraction. A • W • LANDS* W ACASS • 0 OIL nor ao hloratina the erne th hoti Innoroo ono and balUltif)ll4 to, twr.lll.o O' LA' D , ' ALV lot)ii. for lawn %oho boo Inn and enonnlettoh , lot no • oto conoteono ro,ton, toot ROW. LAND*' I.I,ONTtI, or Pearl loooopeone, fur rendoohno Ale to th hoot Welty whine. and roh•ortote the 001 , .. he. con lard luthoolootath atom= menu .ho• attainment or thaw, perreroal edrasoteor o boot 'Mealy hotobt for au I ahated. —.hold by A. lloolant mot hoto.: 0 . ilatteenwordeno Lon-ton. and by Cluorunto and Pe fultgers —lke arc .•f ihnniOns lonitettooh W LVTER S EAS BATIIS of HO 11G, nese EranVert.on the.Slalne.—Thc roari.lbcont ea-oto r. Main, open Oil the wer raid the coonn.Wlen is re tah cm of tt, its 1 . 41, ..tx. rt., fête. ot rot . . POT, a. well a. the *hoopoe ear Wain the ountlettour attr.rt tan on:kerma. sod eehort . + , l , o harp toot) watrt= 1...r0he The e• ot treot et yearante ..., • r eetr. to the punterr ov..r Roo.ll rent.. l'losooleoey to en lenoloo VTAGIf•Ift , p.- iw *broach Pa rt.. aletz. and Mattel. , Ira. tallltltY the chole krartor..4au bows. and Iroto Freoalort or notabata w a4.ac tt lour. CORNS, BUNIONS, ILnd DEFECTIVE TOE NAILA Ex ru .IeTEP awl CtfRES) In yntnyte. OVUM or lain, by Mr. IY ItEitENT.STRVA:T. OU.ftflial by Mix Ityuyali, if 1 ry,erre I. Tenn, 2y , 64. to ay. Sly. ...dal' hay achylia,,iyiy. r, o m tip HoyAL >ILLY, whieli son, with thouviti.ly rt •YhyrY, MI pin. .4 the klnal``‘i , to thy filloyiogi—Friom thy Y Wit Ilayryenil the 1,14 Klybuy i.f I .W= MT. Ilta.ltal M tatv.U.oll Mirld anikw Coma Oil lay :a. Witlent gtvius yuy °Nerve. 06. itegentalreet. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. -A am Cold t. thc .u. N threefourtbn of %be .11.4, , t , = WI " Ihilount tr, 0.9 r. 'ough ,d in Ma wh and 61a4 wevkl. 'lshres thotav B. LONDO) , Th 4. ronerd_ It II 41n•l. of The Vila, Rafre.htnent !Wiring BA tam and U PaUstAmur HARM bat. fees) erica ham 30 —Hs .)IM+ two port ewe, sed dON. :sus. Loo elm 1841 st.r.liro - ", saYi. well b006.44ais I A 1,141 FUI 0. U. Can or. Anal, r:;if , We from MERV I,‘ w ► D:omder.. TOl. .art dou. the Tax milli with wool. CIA bolo of lamas scil.rning Os' ofo+On all hooluadi DL 11.1.143 4. e tinesdailv JI LW Ow! OW. au..reuou. a govenm mod tvo wally utirdu for dint with dh ;fell whl that Poe i• must a hula hxd loot 1.0% out of tl 11111 y forth iorroti "rz Dtl4l AMS es",..lt7e - T•loo:letl7.Aei ... g• ,o. The n eIR-v.lou• t;re•al.le K EAT! 4/17011 Lolll4Nrie:S. welch. li:eu on the fine .yoneoln. ot.••• Illifeelate and ...ohu the nepireore orate ant avoid KN . .. to 1 y e! r l. bo l 1 , 1 14. 1 . ;1;1 - ••mere Cherehysnl• Inn•bm. Retell the 111 l L RlESEMAlt.—Yrotected by Royal Letters 1 '"' ° A; Patent of noftlnd. and wonted by tfa• peals of l'Eroi• io FY `. •do V. 4. and Um Inti.rtil Collage of ii•ltetus. Vol.. d doll N.l I' ar+ 17 t.O tolaiallon, apanalatorrh... end 44 i s no , hatt•tion of tho ii . otain. rrtwonntr. No. Y. elfretual;t, In thrynort of thost •• *Ono, •• •• _. nyo of throe days, rot , ctely awl eut.sely t as.luste• all Vac s dluolters which mask . 11..ve so lona haws thosollt so antidote Ow. to iron thu ruin of the hotith of a 'dot odrtida of rho ixtint l 44l 434 . l'n 4 ” 4 ” .Y . to tb 10 . 3. IA Oat roost Continesul el.,if for thst dn. of dloortet...hilt. s ""r?," ,4 Y• l . the E.L.t..413 tiornelau oast. with locrouty, to too i infra} touol — "'"•‘ .4 . 0 • 14,3 ol the tatiost • ..ostltualoa, aud stack, &I Oa .ar.... anti Willa to the world nat. ...move Triertnutr. 5.1,2, and .S . are ~,,r , alike devoid .4 ta•te of smell. and Of an poussatV 4 00 ~ ,,,. .,_,',l ' ' sal Vont aeon thetowlet 014 to att . tout their use bent ott.todnd• -, '"' ''' U...... Wto• 11.... , t hopes-, ta on. for 33., *Nth tare 11. ; and pOO la /..5 e••••„ whereby Chore t• • inotud of if 12. ; 4110.1.1 lta• 400.• our dd... admaliterod by 4 .Simao, L•ll•lnaisd. hon.. he. 101 l b y C P. Cliorria, fit, 0inr i im ‘ , 0 ,4,..,,,..t , Outlast 114•Iper. 43. /4 tnst 3 ' 4 00 . 4 tU. W. Wilitm, IT, Attatot; Mout. TV. Anal • liannay,K3.olfof I- .4 ty """ A : %Wm. In: Oxford-droeh London 11. 11. !wean,. Hama • Arm. Markinlor : awl Po. 44 14 Watd. , ..."" n " .1).b". b) „a.- • ,• , Ia • • - t•' , ../ „--• • • •• • ' . - • E' , 7 1 -) ONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of T 3 OST l' 1, Lotetionl.-LINE al PACKET 811IPS to 0(5- J. 1."S10,1 SloaeL7-For lIIELBOU ah E (Port Belford•equare Sword:6v, the nmD Jargiery, front Grantoved. Menher..n.l eon KEN I'. 1.0 1 0 Moe, M. T. CLAYT tN,tw •dr. : I)lne la the lias todls Docks. The well- January. l o lh the rapidity and unkforeolly of her swam., 1.5.43 Jmnery ,d,tlon for ho wood. mil third else Der , . MU tenni.. an experienced eurgrote.-For freight S•LEOIt. AL POR T sad MORGAN lenth S wenT.NIA It GRA% and SONS). 166. Loadethalbstirort. I oo HULL/111. 1' •• theme ' ROUTE,-WEEKLY COMML A na 5 ,;.•• 34r. by PT ...AM to INDIA. Am, wia Egypt.-Tlee MeL., d. ,,y ORIENTAL PTEAM NAVIGATION COM• - ENOERS sad melte food. med toroth DB the ST. NIA . Al' , ., Ceyloo, Nedra, Calcutta. La.. Meath. r N it getoefrs leering gentbanignin oa the 4th ; an 1 Co tho Mediterranean Leapt Aden. and ;me loom Southampton about the Itth and 17x. No. len voy No. leg. For *44 apply st the Cornyenje oflicon In. Landes Pee fur a rtahl-phory, Southampton NEW YORK DIRECT, and the TAPAN, mod route to Canada Weet-The LIVERPOOL . , DIORA ell ILADELPHIIe STEAM•SHIP OOMPAN T whole handing, non fultpurrared Iron Maw etemet-adm from to 10 p.m. YORK a. follow t Wedneeday. Jan. 19. 'I3IORE , . ..... .Woleteeday, Web. 2. Tit ARNU ad cash ,Iternme Wohmeday.) LP HONE LI. and:( mamma, *acceding M the secommod • Pete DAY, J onterteinmen toe'., Maud= provietona eta au..l the listleed Mateo boatel thrmigh on Per Illud rations. IU. rtaPe, : Inlanlj.tottlLLltea!hitulAtli Water. •11.1'r.e.1.!. .0 101 dreeeel ae set RD, LIMERICK, and SOUTH of Ti.r.V;Ar n r. • D NILE. by Ma end ;Molded RoTs EMI Hall to a sore M Haven. In orseemloe .Ito tho Wed stem usa ... A m sew tyo, for Waterford. lillkeney.ldowb. , ma na reed for tom a: 3 p.m on arrical of the i . 30 ant Keine- ball rt.. train+ Item Paddington. Thrones Orkote n.l ma ori clw remora tickets at a fare and s helf . •• nk the Stationer( the (Mem Hearn sad dough e n e,,,.. n ynnt, la' Moms Penh nod JA.MeON. 30. Omen,. toll. ta d i n . Tod' 4QQ: •n 4 tb. Railway Outdo.. wo s -act lab • p lota and boric,: OP DIVIDEND. Due :toot...doe DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-Mall East, j et . tort ne to London, B. W• trin . :l(. • 1 for the H ALFA EARLY INTICREST,st the rote nryn .„, onma i Derodt Acemuno, to the 314 December. . i . breyi t h ou . 7, sa• torah e tielly Niemen the bows of 10 and 4. Bnnynn,„ PETER MORRISON. Manairlieg Director. nyyy bni ,„„ ova and Forms sent free Ott tainWl.ato. .'S-HALL RESTAURANT. - Ladies CIR • et lo Loo•Ion MU dad at the ST. JAM ES'XIIALL LONDO Trite mneue Rocrorrimuirant and Ptecadilly. BREAK FASTS ny all boom from 11W Menem from 3 till 9. Supper., The Pilot LLIAM. D 03101,0, Propels:or. u n p y ,..b,„,,,,, Woes usual.{ 1 Pm- hot.ring Koh. ON TAVERN and HOTEL. - 1. II InWELOWSTIMICT, HIGH HOLBORN. K rod DINSER4 in Loudon for la ed. A aucceselon ./ e'rlortt. Priests sod flneoldox Rootu tentlemen onl t manpi. at 6 0 alai. h. each. Mat and .B -,OTT. ant 00. 1 8 dreaclara Whew sod SPirlta p.m.., I tame on the -An OLD BOTTLED PORT of high the Author 16. per dorm. mote. This germane were win he much .T MALTY and Co., Importers, Old tfurnMaY. Alt • .0. beet. tease. tANI)Y, 16s. per gallon.-Pale or dm. - • peke, Q 4 emerhete dooool sad gnat purity. bieetkol. mr t o aped slat Muse choice productecas of the Comae .;3 • Now &Emit br t roam et oar Pelee Por horn d rum includoll, or len per gam. KT? and Oa. Ilignivare IM.YRer7. Hasten VILL PAY the CHINESE IN- 1851 ITl' t Why the EnallehthimeMets• se nowt duty le , mu not erre th e LAST IN DI• TEA COMPAN 3, 1 ' 1.. 24 Ch. M Black. Giese. or bilsod Tea et 1., 10.1. An the berrytet IoL Warehouse. 9. Gnat St Demi, CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, A i)mi Main, estemnoll with PI.O. Game. Weak.. 9empl FEI of eanl Cold 31tate, sod unrivalled for general use, la cr. Om • spectate. dea.ere It 8k eanote.-J and C. OtICKS. or. Andela nufacturem Pow. ; aro 1110 Day .II '8 HOT WATER DISHES are not vet, but the cheapest the DISH COVERS to It In - rho 1 It dune Metal. and Doutdo Block TM. are eiedadt a 1. onset:mod .blob mho !either eneed7 rottl. dim comma .• The m HOT PLATE for your Game, Haunch lab 1. r,, n ▪ 00., ls a luxury st the dinner table : all flot Water t.r. the play ode hare been coropicto failure. B.AiILOW 1110 T Lnts.nit : oaths contrary, will be found all that ourneedlers. The phtes are .hina, of elemot rothrome Pertorm a en duolde Idea Mt, with ebony feet. Vrine 34., the.. py, Engroane sod tams -J AMICS BA /ILO e. outm.l4, Klan Welllametrom. li e f 1320. Ts. ER '8 PATENT GAS ECONOMISING +b y , IE, price tt web. um be atiodhed by the curt Me:. Dander, Immonae smog effectsd ea proved by voltameter. 1111. earl Imagremble masc. and dickering of the dame by elfeat- Sou. tho onion. thanes , preventing OWN* of muting& de- stulroue te of art, net litre Norma, to o.ollk Om am waini tet nal in ea (roe ow swept of •11 pmts.@ stamps soroo.too to Om. U. Flert,uvet. LAW.. Mu man. to CHANJ)ELIERS. TABLE GLASS, Tn ..do ruder on. Suck.-The Haw rooms or Teta:Cues( w ia" jn: 144. Oxford-street W. motatte tits Imettei sad rortg of lapsa In Europe-Km ere of the obe mde thoold MI a .aLlirluomt bet.. tetrateador elsewhere. Both fur i n patted., Iloe *ten t..ithoue • viral In eta Inetrolaltit. 0a• orn , t am the Chandebors for YUMA milt ingeMel all • , beaterllol dougn„. Z 3 3 0 roam Dialog. room ChannaleMfor3 BAP, with doh., Lc. muellent quality, entirety of the D K. on. complete.. • 1 0 toll wee. Muammar Lamp on .Stood.. with les y Arsyd- be. mr.. comidele ~•• • • , .• . , .(•• •••• ; if (aura hie • mersecly cut Quirt:Demeter, .or oast nor pre, sod of the Our , CrystalGlam o 0 • tho trade at extremely moderate charms pa n ,. lye 30A It Id and Co.. Manufacturers. 144. Oalomberect. W • or W , Boml Areas), thereat I VEGE'IANLE (COLZA) OIL, 4.. 6d. don, relined ' , y their peculiar ~coal wham es far y other. both for peony of sualityand brollsocy uf areal y a,antod for the Medoratear. la eluslly neeful for ot pre. rot o .d e n by TFIOI4. NUNN an 4 PON tO S. t oo.. treat - Vowel,. Hospital. W.C., who 0401 , 0110 Tu mach netwrol Patent Maned HMS Margmbee Caleales, ten pawls. fer. OUL &rerun.. FRENCH C(ILZ A OIL, 45.6 d. per gallon. NiiIOIIIIOUR sod SONS teethe particular attentlno sultable lot eroly ido , l of lamp; also to their transparent ea lib. for 1411. weight: sod 10040 royal for solo. *Porto tt Sandther oil.. co: iles. 00., equally low o-tlEl 10 ent NS, tal merchaota.l23. High Ilolhorth and It, , a week is Dente& . tarts( A PEItCHA BOOTS ANI) SHOES.- etetylbl TEL HAIR, and Cu., Wheimalle Outto Pemba Boot and diagraoe .Meg,'. drowitaL IS s-LANi;. CAN NONAT RENT , E.C. LONDON. e bee sod • von forear led. per poet on appdcallea. newer* • upon t NT CAOUTCIIOUC WHEELS,luxurious Ineltedractit4• for cab. omnebee. seaman military cart, tbe nut . sod all to line stoat, t en-stine Uronenre easing Rehr to my • but hie. ea diet Sol eatt 4u to 60 tubes cuummturele, Ilamona Ty ..,1 -Mr. D Is, n mon almond. dottrel& :ANISED INI/lA-RUBBER HOSE and "" 1 " '" • Wets It, %Mbar for Engineers anel Ma. A▪ YE. LYNN lIANC•rCK, lodise-abbe' Wona Guswell. rsnd.•tn• with( swam ;CH FAII.URE.-LYON, FRANCE.- bed co PERRY. T.iTTON. and Coherent purchased for mot. at a desert- • 41 S ill tau tamed. the in of the rice ow Oktioroub - d SII.K. of 1.. on manor. lure. ant..untene W I.2usost. the 0,1',0 v Ming ek.s4Ql st the todnms. toedtoed will be Or FERE It tor 3 :AL!, ore oar tevidae, •rit•MulatOW,llth hammy. god to V. Iteg.st an 111..1112. 1/zloni"tract, W. wally • oil i . e. di ; E OF HOLIDAYS.-The return of Youth f „,.4i. e resprotirc Itoertglie•oroet. In 1-mer smith-Ito le from Iraeot. :lot. for Cleo. per.one. ..00f et and attraction. a ot 11 0 W • MACA SS It 011.. for Do eh:gain" the 'methane mom . ntc withll 01100 ta u tn,g. te LA EALTDOII. for hopo toot 0.0 grodt a Cateldeattnt, 0 , 1 t oat, etdancous rty•tinns, ao.I ROT. w _ ll IrONYte, or Peel DeorPrke. fur reoderldt the le th Nan. Re. and !we :senor the Moe. car. coondenst ludiatennold: that[ Yu • . ment.. to 11.0 attainment ••• 100'1 pernetel advent. ..0 011. its must ourbt for m 1 a•luthed.-eold by A. Itoeland ILO. Woo. tO ‘ ,..„„,,, i aden, Lon • on. and by Clumbt , and Pe- boners -lien ere or..otun Imitations. -- a little TER S EASti N.- BATH SofHO MB U ItG, little p near FranVurtonthe.llalne.-The tnamitternt Ca-010 10- ylovos so all the ea- nod the e.eemeglen of Ito la' , ta Of ill, „ n . l eerie, fete. of en,ra . Jai. at wed as the ohootton eor nis • contimmo our. .01 a nuecternat sad velw.l tat 7 Wawa,. 1,,r015• The hanc• of trent set atstrante ehd a dr 14.0 wi•11 ,1 Mr (VW. a laslttage to the suites or, r the had h. mt.rent.. et tolourory fent Lonlou Fretiet•ll L. p o Pon.. sr.a Manner Ira. 11 ' , Wt. , ' the . 0,40 """ loal Wet bonehead Inna Freakier{ to lionibttry w Oxon no col t ,line or • INS. BUNIONS , and DEFECTIVE TOE bf..:rY,.. AILS EX ett tieTEP sod CURED In rne unmet.. without or paid, by Mr. ,:es DALE. REOENT.STREET. tor the Iby Mr, Newell. it I rvorrel. Tenn, 5, ed. to e.. Mr. seide te n , ,t,„ Ho yAL A>l ILY,tehlell lost to nt on . to thommt.l. of other., tr•ore all Torts of the kinCti , wi• s , Lilo. to::-Peen tbo el.:111 Reverend the loold /41-0• , .. . MT. Ilaad tal tee tder.uttly . Mired WOW Curd. Ou lay .10. Matti 410101 tar ' , An J. 1...-••lon. Coal. Observe. 06. ID:tent-Meet IDIYDt • Orel ee the caboose mum of throefourthe of the •luant.c . L'ATING • S COUGH LOZEN GES. -A Cough ljtoPu. rhe the , ethos°, szol tie foundation of all ot 1 1 .--r• I AM elm celowtoo. m•I .trretable rerard7 ' "." I look.. 1 LOEKNGES. r 10 011 Ott the erg nytehiont. at on.e Ito- al , h. by Thomas Kratuo. Cheroot. fi yy y marl . ‘nd el ''' ret. l ..o h. lice Lhe .-1 M". 'rei 1 .4 4 7v . ..1 " . 0"' . 1 6. 01 . 0 1 ' enni..n.oldle."Tir.. do ' .l d t' o t " 1; 1 et. rash. Charchysvl. Ihn.lon Rated by all Pro vest. the til tIESENIAR.-protected by Royal Letters 1 1 11 - 13 Patent of Enettand, and Issues' by the mole et ale I pole do Verb. and Use 11111,131 enliellw Roe... 3.1 ', 333 " 01 nu mm, No. o romody f.,0 total:6110n, enennatorrhom. arm ea sem Deo se:stern. Trlvemmer. No 2, etreobethi. la the Mort mom days, ownwictely awl entoely wolunte. .11 Van. of Cheat .`t"' en which capsule. have en tone heed thouritt an Stathtlote Int. to troll In of the heollt of a vast o•ertion of the temulatien• 1n."`31". tent le MOM,: Onolinestal retool, Do Shit cln, demote". whirr+. 3 natele. the Itoeuele phretelau Ovate with mercury. to trot morel* root tiructicsis 01 the tad.% • o•oraltuilon. tool which all the .use 4401611 is the world nntort remove Trtmertmr. Nm. 1, 2 . and are I ao•,Wooed of torte In smell, and of all tmosetUod %other. - r b '' 'a eeo thotowlet tahha without their use twine towtexted.-tanl.l to el mr• Mho 11, or loursm to one for 33a, which rams Ils ; end pay am% erhereby Inure to • .nring of £1120.; .11.1.104 tnt• espy our ,ea adratsimers.l by Ashman Lellwomol, Roue, le. unit by ,Mt, IthGrowepturolutreot ; ttartatnt 110siper. 43. Kole 1 1 3 11 11 5' ,0 1 0. W. Walla. iT,Stratot; Prom. nehatrame, Ilsemy.K3.oefor Mn. Banes. IfE. eaford-etroet. London ;B. 11. halm, Market • e. Mamilsolge : aed PO.eR. 14 Wie8333101.4."3.1".b"