The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-23 00:00:00

NA rd L AND MILITARY CHATIIAII, Dno. 32. The officers and men of the Royal Engineer& who have been ler swam time past insployed in diving oprtatiens near the Nom its removing the wrecks of vessels, have lust stmoseded in destroying the wreck of the ins ship linden, mak about a year since, in the vicinity of tm Cant meads, the whole of the °paranoia Waving been inidertaken and tarried out ender the direc tion of Colonel W. O. Lennox, C. 8., V.C. The Royal Fugineete have ales succeeded during the past season in removing the meek of Ike iron screw steamer Foyle, which was sunk in the Thames, sear Woolwich. In de greying the trades the charges seed were those of gun cotton, which about eve times the wipiedive force that of gunpowder, telbs. of Caw colt. n being equal to :Minx.. of gunpowder. The heirs being sunk in deep water the operation of reWing her was attended with considerable difficulty, which was augmented by the very violent weather cit. !reseed during the whole time the work was being retried on. With great exertions the divers placed the charges under the vessel. and on the gun cotton being ezpkoded the wrack was blown high into the air, and the obstruction removed. The diving appamtas need was that invented by kfr. A. Siebe, which is in use by the Royal Engineer% in the whole of their dicing operations serried on at Chatham and elsewhere. FIT.PEN DEATH OF A VOLUNTEER OFFICER.-- • meit 'manful and sudieu gloom has been thrown over the entire regiment of the rth North Middlesex Rides. of which Lord Enfield. M.P., is hon. colonel. and Lieute emit-Colonel Whitehead the commanding officer, by the unexpected death of the senior and one of the most eel- Went captains iu the colic —Captain Henry E. Gray. This gentleman. who joined the North Midillaex at its for mation in ISOft had paced throu,zh all the grades, from pvieate upward. Lied through his efficiency andgentlemauly bearing speedily attained his :ate rank as captain of No. 4 Company. Be held the position also as hon. secretary of the baud fund, and was highly-respected by every member et the corps. He is to be btried on Saturday next Keneall-green Cemetery, and, as a mark of respect, Colonel Whitehead has ordered* military funeral. The pa rade is to be at the Albany-street Cavalry Barracks at 1.30 p.m., and march with . besda and muffled drams to Alma-terrace. Itcgenrapark, the late reeidenee of the deceased, from which the funeral oort.'ge wiU move at two o'clock. _ _ - STOKE NEWINGTON Rtrl.Rn.—Lest night the ',tires were distributed by Mr. Holism, 11,1. P.. in the Birk beck Silvio's, Ridley-read, Kingsland. The annual chal lenge rep. value 31/. 10s.. was awarded to Colour-Sec. grant Wo:tley. who was also declared the winner of a ether medal. as well a.- the Ist officers' prize, and a prize consisting of the entrance fees given to the competitor nisk leer t hehighest aggregate wore throughout thecompeti t, us. Sergeant Runt: received the monthly challenge cup, whirhiscoinpeted for during seven months of the shoot ng and be tomes the pi °potty of the man making the hicheet room at the final comp tiro's. The remainder of tir °facets' priins were awarded to Private Lacey, Privet,. Iliree. an,. set !nest Runty. Money wires, consi.tier: of Immo vary ng t, om 3/. 3s. to 1/.. were given to Captain Mot:. Colour-Se rgennt Cueworth. Private &igen, Quatteremister.Sergeent Adams, Private Wortley, Pri sate Smith. Private .I..eph Cottrell. l'rivate Jones. Ser pent %thitemun, and Cur,nral Burnett. Mr. Holm , ' those prowut. alai was followed by m e ..., nto 1 ore testimony to the efficiency of the to ll,. a:Aloft .r.. 1 it. terms of eulogy to Captain who i- f o'.!e.f efficers and best supportAws. leiA•;l• I: LVFNUE CHALLENGE CUP. The etch for this cup took Van on Saturday Let. ut in,l,:eelors. between the Whitt hall company of tin 4.1%11 S. rose. lade. , and the 4th company of the 14 y The rondition• were—ten competitors a side, dt.o. and 7111) yard-, tie.• shots at ca. h. The ie-...t was a comparativrly easy victory for the Whin tali spend. who at the conclusion of the shootinz were fe.1.1,1 to be Ito point. ahead of their opponents. the total buor., being—Civil Service, 29t1; let Surrey, 211. i- tie thirteenth (arcade a on which the ('up has lava won by the Whitehall company. The highest individual scores made by the winning team were—Private H. Banton, 40: Corporal If. B. Allen, 37 ; and Corporal T. I. Al-tin. ; and by the other team, Private Bani rune. : I'nvate Spark.., 34. and Private Me.senger, 33. INTELLIOE-VCE. OXFORD, Mr, 22. - - - - --- In • Congregation holden thi, morning at 10 o'clock, being an extra ~ay icranted h Consonation far the conferring Jar it. and maw ;nit par.-, *lir following weer flouter:ref B. Jot' artatiods.-Williana Thomas Charley, N. Jokier Colleen Bacreiot a hlrotenir..-Chaziea Coleridge Arde, Varier ..r AkTS.- Thee... Angell Marshall, New Inn Hall : ltudd, I•*tabrolt, Be. or, ..t. or Aare.-William IVightnian Wand 11.ehret George Nind. Charles Co rnena Tucker (whohir )) , and William Redly, reritT Collar.; Kenneth lluir Blackmail*. 11111 Pi 'lnns Hi. hard Hound, Balled College lierwire /Norval* Bon ham, Bart., Edwin beorge Wyld, Itielianl Randa/I.(harke Edward bed-, r harle* Augusto* H. Black, 1)1 rylev William ohlham, AztEur Manly T. era, and Lotwit llutehin.-un, Exeter G.U.are ; rael.o.ll Stuart, lf.rton Tevenor !Jou, riri.l Laneelot flhadwell, whole, New C.ll. : . 1 .- i. , h Willuiram, Nonfarm. Paul 11..014. A wk. La I..lnard Wital•P Ounrilej Frederick ilookhant. Edward*.:*lndlir. Ri. bard William wieder. Frideri , k Dunk:n. deNT, we4.1 , .0 I o.U. cr; r, Br.e.eroe ; Wilbraham r• 1. flerinooti Moor.. I liriat rhureli ; John Cana Ouari.-. Twig) r.. Jolar Warw-n, M. J.rhs'a Olimre; I n W.r... r, - lean- 1:4,1 , 1, l'embrolie . It a:4r 11 , .”1 ..1.-.lar, Igen lith. Jooor Edward A.:l or !Indio,' BotioAt, and innlernk Augintus il.c.n. 11411. . . (I.atle. Am...mons Ramld Mark, LICA r 4 .4 4.1 Akira. .• Dritrual. I)Lr. 22.--Tke followinx scholar hips and exhilmiene "A L iiwarm,' hy nomination, rommeseinir on II -T v eeholamlarei of tto per annum, t. 61.1.7 tor an • ;t oin•. open to atudent. fa art., and eaw de:at. r r • ••!,, •-e 11 111 art.; the Winhern i n . t!.• wl too I.li. rton licbohtnhip. , each of itt t• r ann. e. 'for rartieolor with tiler's , * to thee.. ritholare pi it, 64. " tn.ets.ty Calendar"!; a aeholandiip of ISO per L 161.16, • 1.41 le tot tiro }mu and an exliihition ia LNI, t-nable f. t rye ) ear, er• n to for ailnii-Oon aa otuileut4 in th. oh try: an • slii! 166411 of £4O, ..j ato lambent. in theidraey who to..c d the examination Inc the &sine of 8.A.. or any tuoiet d, gr.., in the Unit-, rity of Iturliam, or any other mil -1,. i.it lila re tbe examinations are of a similar ehsraen r 'the 411661 it,.,.. to toc ISA on the candidatew pawing examination f.r a helm* in the.). No .4a4Listlip vxhibit.n will he awarded to any oandrlate who doer not 'how poiitive merit in the rsatainabou. POLYTEt 'UN I C.—The Christmam eritertainini which has this year been provided for the innumerable patrons of this admirably conducted establishment pro. mists to be one of unusual attraction. The centre hall has been newly decorated and painted throughout, and the ordinary promenade has been enlarged, and new curiosities and objects of interest added. Professor Pepper, with a mod laudable desire to instruct and enter. lain, sot only the juvenile, but older members of the erimalueity, haw arranged a very admirable philosophical story, which he has termed "Singing and Sensitive Flaws." Musical motes are produced from glue tuba, and a dame of mis is made to quote a love passage from R.,,,t0 *rid Juliet. Houdin . ' cele brated band trick is also to be introduced with the latest improvements. A beautifully modelled hand is placed on a transparent glees table, and this inanimate p'rce of aux is made to answer in writing all questions which are put to it. Other novelties are also to be pro duced, and, judging from the private representation which was given last night, the Christmas visitors to the Poly technic this year will have every reason to be satisfied with the variety, extent, and character of the entertain. meat which appeals for their patronage. THE SOUTH SIEROPBIIIIIE ELECTION RIOTe.— Upon the ease, which was briefly referred to in yester.lay'e A:press, being called on, Yr. Corbett Davies, who appeared for the proserutors, stated that arrangements Lasing been made whereby the damage sustained by hi s e neem be made good, he had to ask the permiesion the bench to withdraw frees the ease. After a brief toosi.:tatie n, the magistrates acceded to this proposal, the chairman observing that if the inquiry bad gone on it would have assumed a serious aspect, as personal in juries hail been sustained. The magistrates felt that they were odei.ting a very lenient course, but they hoped that the h. at time ea election occurred thine proceedings would lee remembered, and would terve as a warning. Thos. I ewiv, a working glazier, appeared on a similar charge, but by a separate commons, the damage alleged in this case having been sustained by another party. A. gronprooriee was missed to the defendant, but he declined to acc ept it, declaring that he wan quite innocent of the ofr ace charged. Evidence was then gone into, embracing a detailed amount of the riot, which appears to have been of a serious character. Mr. Walker, who appeared oa behai" the defendant, commented apes the fact that Lewis, nothaviaj bad dr advantage of being included in the enwonass the Met batch of defers • dents, was Whig dealt with !nceptirmal regularity. Why the prewar owe had been disposed et he so sum miry a seasiner—why a on,. where the damages were laid at should be withdrawn, wham bee elleat, w h o we, amused of breaking a peas of gimes value ie. *meld be groecceded to the end —was, he owifaseed, a 'epe e , ' o him. He then granola WWI a number of witnesses t c , show that the defendant was in error ; bat the bench meandered the (Awns pro and Lewin wee fleet t (iseludiag tests) Ida, with the alternative el U des e' iniprbonawat. A ft'Velefillelnallt..}—HOLLOWAY . Onirrmairr.— mnas.74eime. .eases sad athars_____. akin. eau Ly n by WS 61441 Illa 4 e Virm, called '" .4 ',=ter a rlisma red Mee . 1 " 0 `. " alma, atter every „f✓loaf mimmtt r a r t thateiVave at. pen sand the ni,"thual •ffart ere t. t Ull , l Oilseat banitseciame mead las `.. mut Ma barns rarity saasha attar anals. Vlt i r aa7:l%/2 6 Vsr=ia l ' Mad .'"goaql". o, 'MOO , Mm CZA lAMB thee cverv! a •w•••••••ovvolyre etedeegr, - ••••••• , MNIMMONI.. , Ts EXPREsst WAEINE A P4X:INAVE44I 4 O, DUMMBXX- faa, Mei LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dac. 22. Sittings at NW Ptiaa st Gaildball.—(Hatare Mr. Justice Hamm sad a Spade Jary.) _ LYON/ v. Unger& The deelanitien stated that e th er etalutiff lent to the defendant, at hie own request, •isesal-skin cloak to be returned is the ease eondition as when lent, and that when it was returned it was injured, dammed, and rendered unfit for use. There was also a count for gooney lent. Lazton appeared the plaintiff ; Mr. Digby Seymour and Yr. Codd for the defendant. In opening the cue the learned conned said the plaia tiff was Sarah Lyons, who kept a cigar shop be ri e t: restaurant in rotten-street, Haymarket He she possessed some means, but probably the least said about her respectability the better. The same &nerva tion might apply to the defendant. He lived at Acton, and seemed to have an ample supply of money. He was not a young man, and for many year. lie had bees is the habit of spending his days and nights in the Haymarket, 'wising in the lowed company and acting in the most disreputable meaner. In that way he spent many hundreds of pounds, and when he lied exhausted his funds be borrowed money from the plain tiff, which he regularly repaid. In July last, however, she lent him different sum which she had not received back. On the 28th of that month he propwd to , take the plaintiff and another person to Gra reread. hey all went, and the plaintiff lent him 71., which he squandered in a foolish and recklemway, ceatiagitaboatanswagstwaltera, porters, and others. He afterwards took them to Mar gate, and on that occasion the plaintiff lent him 101. 17s. which was got rid of in a no less absurd mode, the home men of the town receiving a large share of the massy. Then there was a loan of 34 for nippers in the ileynaarket, and another of 8/. for the expenses of a trip to Woolwich, when the defendant's abeurdliberality was againexhibited. The lest item was 21. 35., which was lent at the time of a visit to the Canterbury-hail. The whole sum advanced by the plaintiff was 311. Part of it she had obtained by pawning her watch and jewels. With respect to the other Tart of plaintiff's claim, the learned counsel mid that one night after his revelries the defendant came to her place with his head cut and bleeding, and his clothes almost torn off his body. He wanted to giro his amail ants into custody, and he asked plaintiff to let him have some coverts( in order that he might go decently to tl.• police. She then lent him her seal-akin cloak, or mantle, which be put on. When it was returned she found that is was not only much torn, but weaved with dirt, as if the defendant had bees rolling with it in the mud. The value she placed upon the cloak was 211.. and that and the vales of • bat which she oho lent him ionised part of her claim. Sarah Lyons. the plaintiff, was then called. She said she formerly kept asigar-shop and restaurant in Penton street. She had known the defendant for some yeah. He was about 60 years of age. lie was in the habit of coin ing to het Louie. and she lent him money occasionally. A Mrs. James accompanied her and the defendant to thavosend, and she (plaintiff) lent him U.. every sham? of which was Bleat. When we crams home we bad suiper in the If aymarket. He met some women he knew, and he treated them. The inter came to 3J. Ile had nu money. neither bad I, and I left my watch until next day. It cost me ti. to redeem it. He proposed to go to Mar gate. We *toyed there two days and two night.. I Nowt tie rooter. Ile borrowed 10/. 17v. Seine of the in mey was raised on my watch and chain in Margan•. 'We also went to Woolwich, and 1 Whin lent him money on that occasion. At the end of this be earn., to my house one night at 12 o'clock ; his faoe was moth cut and brubmi. His coat was off, and he had hst his ling. Ile raid three waiters had knocked him out of a house In the Haymarket. I bathed his face. lie maid he wanted to go to the police station, but he had no coat. 1 then lenta him my seal-skin. It originally cod me 2:I. Ile went away with it, and also took a new hat from my house. I afterwards saw him in the Haymarket s eat big my coat, and a little tipsy. The women were round him. The coat produced is nun.. It is torn, and appears as if it had teen in the mud. I applied to the defendant for the money I had lent, and also for a fresh cloak, b•it he made no answer. I recolleet ving with him to the bank in July, but it was closed. lit, metastasise and tool him away. Crews-examined by Mr. nigh! Seymour—l only went once with him to the Bank. He did not always have plenty of money. How many thou•ande has he spent in your various houses ?—I don't know; he did not spend t►em with me. How many of these cheques. amounting, not to hun dreds, but thousand., have you endorsed ? (Cheques handed up.) —I have had some of these—not all. 1 sup po.e I have had a couple of hundred—not more. In six months the amount was over 7001. —That was nit spent with me. Has lit not spent hundreds with various people or women cennected with your establishment ?-lle has not. Dil he not give give you HAL to pay out a broker ? —He gave me a cheque but it was no good. Was he not a liberal man with his money —lf he had paid 10,0001. he would nut have paid too much. (laughter.) Your society and the society of your friends was quite enough compen.ation to him for any expenditure ? (Laughter.) Were there ladies named Chuff, Chorley, andcharlesli—Never. Who we.• favourite—the lady who particularly attract( d him ! He mud have hail some attraction, to be re foulmh. W.►a he not very particular don't think he was. LUI you take any Iot or memorandum from him when you lent the money ?—No. Cruepozamination eoutinuod—l do not know whether be had plenty of money with him in July, which he b►d drawn bons the bank. I brought another action against him for mosey lent in the Court of Common Pleas. Ile aelesl me not to go on with it, and I abandoned it. I do not know that soy attorney refuted to go on with the action. I think that stabkin cloak ha 4 !en in the police court I.—No. Was there not a question before 111 r. Pelle, the magis trate, of an assault in nI. i‘.li ou and another woman were concerned, and was not the cloak produced to show tl.e . dam age ?—No. . . Has it not been several times in pawn:—.holy once, and Uu ii I pawned it for Mr. Justine. WEen Mr. Justine was staying in your house were not his clothes taken away, and was he not left in a state of nudity—(laughter)—and was not your cloak lent to him to cover his nakedness, in order that he might get away —N o. _ _ Witness—l have carried on business in Pantos-street three years. I have lived at St. John's-wood. I have an ertahlrlunent at Chelsea. A housekeeper and nip children live there. I swear I am sot a marned:wornan. I have not passed either in St. John's-wood or Chelsea as • married woman. lie-eee , eined—The action in the Common lieu had no reference to the present claim. Mrs. Mary James, who accompanied the plaintiff and defendant to Gravesend and Margate, gave corroborative evidence as to the lending of the money. She said else kept a cigar shop in Parton-street, and that her r igh t name was James, and her fictitious name Chuff. She also went with the plaintiff and defendant to Dublin. Elisabeth James, the daughter of the shove, was also called in support of the plaintiff', case. Charlie Selwyn, the poster at plainti ff 's shop, deposed to the state of the defendant when he came after be had been turned out of a house in the Haymarket. He thought be was tipsy. This war the plaintiff e case. Mr. Seymour, admitting that he could snake no excuse for the extraordinary folly of his client, said the action was really defended by his relatives, who deeply deplored the position in which be was plead. He was pea sesse4 of a good deal of money, and the cheques pro duced, numbers of which were endorsed by the plaintiff, showed that he bad spent hundreds and thousanth - in riot, drunkenness, and debauchery, and especially at the plate tiff's establishment. The defendant at the time in ques. tion had an ample balance at his bankers', and therefore could not have been in want of low. The real truth of the mutter was that these people. having preyed on the weakness and folly of the defendant for years, had at lest the audacity and impudence to bring this action in order to plunder him further by representing that he had bor rowed money which had really never been }ma. Jane Wood was then called. She said she had not boon a servant to Mts. Lyons. but had made herself a very use ful person to her. Recollected that in DIM Mrs. Lyons had a seatekin cloak. It, was neither old nor new. Mrs. Lyons asked her to mend it. Witness frequently put it us gentlemen who were not able to go to their homes, in mammas* of being the worm for liquor. She tried to pawn it fur M., but could rot got snore than 4/. upon it. Many times at the plaintiff's place they took away the defendant's clothes, and locked him up in a state of nu dity. (Laughter.) Croce—l live in lodgings. The defendant hes come to see me. I have known him for 20 years; but I has only knort him—thst is all. itaisiMined—l never knew hint dispute • debt. He wee too menerousand too liberal to all. (Laughter.) A clerk in the beak of Meseta Hopkineon was called to MVO what balance the defendant had at him amount in July, but the learned judge did act think that evidence on that point wee relevant to the point at issue. Mr. Instone, the defendant, who wore a seal-shin boat and crimson neck-tie, then appeared in the box, and was examined by Mr. Seymour. You have unfortunately gone too often to that place Y I have gone often, but I don't knew whether it was unfortunately. Do you reeolimit going to Gravesend and Margate with I the p l laintiff P—l have been to both places very o ft en , sad sea recollect. Do you not recollect 'plinths» a died Miaow P—Illo; air. (Ineghter.) Did you borrow any wamay from Mrs.Lpowe P—l coos recollect borrowing M. from ber—thet is all; and I paid it back by AMMO. Is there any truth in the statement that you borrowed 111. from her when you went with ler to Wg4wiiih, in July lest P—l don't remember anyffikeg Minn ft.' Mem OLIN you to rill the Week P-4 deal knew, I am inav r tilsa per nria el ir l ell larbaili, nod Mee belanged • Iti went le) Ir. Dram's. I dug. e ra rd irril l=iiid mat. It wain entelked taw* *ma/ op NM tr ek 1 ihn't thfuleM were injured by I ullet 1117 witier it Iles in as geed a eraditien • I reiteivel IL t lakes • tang Ikea to wear oat a I knew no harm Wm. Liens. It's so en MIS against et a lady I asset wish to speak willvam—yea wouldn't I know. I know what it Mt. si men ban about than, and the upon them. Mr. Laxten—Wme you not Woodcut of staff F-11ey H si me, end regularly rigged me. Have yea net one for many years to Sarah Lyart's ? I have no sa6sadty to her. When you west ie Dublin did she not lend you Isom I , —I paid Les pilnimady by cheque. Excuse me, I have had • bad accident tomy head, and am under • phydeian. I have lost a when et blood from my ear. Has that at our memory P -I don't think it has. Do you reeai> as well as formerly f—All right. (Laughter.) You recollect going to Margate F 7 -Ok, yes; on several occasions. I know lots of than. (Itsr.) Of Did you give to the boatmen freely and generously ! Do you remember going to Woolwich with Sarah Lyons F —I may have been. I have bean to Woolwich on many occasions. I know it well. One of the Jorymenu- My lord, the Jury are of opinion that Woman's evidence is worth nothing. _ Mr. Seymour, in replying, said the defendant presented a most melancholy picture: and his friends were deter mined as far as they Gould to protect ME from atbetipte at victimiration by means of • formal proesedim d t e k e l His mind bad been affected by drink. and kiv undermined by his course of living and indubiumut: but nevertheless he positively stated that he never in any instance borrowed more than Sf. from Mrs. Lyons. The learned Judge, in summing up, said he entirely served in the ( pin k* of the jury, that the defendant's tii , lonee could not be relied upon ; but because that was so Su, should not take it, for granted that the plaintiff advent. dto him the money she said she had. They must look at all the eircumstences of the case, and say whether they were really satisfied, ups thieviisnie adduced, whether the suns in questing bad bona loot to the defendant and not repaid. The Jury, after • brief delibentioh in the box, said they found a verdict for the plaintiff, with 311. for 'money lent. The Forman said they wished to make n reeowasenda tion to the friends of the defendant that they should look after kin, and have kiln placed under gone super vision. • 111;.Justiee Names observed that under the law of Eng land a dratokard ooald not be placed under supervision. If tl.e law were different perhaps the recommendation of the jut/ might not be without its effect. Mr. I.eaten asked what the jury found with refrari to the cloak P The Foreman—We 011111sothitag for the Anil. Verdict for the plaintiff. 311. for money lent, and nominal damages on the count relating to the cloak. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Common Serjesat..) •IJJOZD 10110ZZY OP • WILL. The trial of Bair, Dewy on the charge of forging and uttering a will purporting to be the last will and testament of Bony Trimmer, deceased, with intent to defraud, was monied yesterday. After our revert left. Yr. Girard - summed up for the prosecution. II.) was followed by Berjeant Tindal Atkinson, who stated that the prisoner carried un a large Immires ax a :rainier. and was a short time ago appointed the lipid ur of a public company, and he cout.aded that • man in tl.at position was not likely to engage in such transac tic us as ware imputed to him for the sake of u sham of RAI. Ito lad elicited from Mrs. James that If. nry Trimmer was on good terms with his br...ther and rioter, and it war., therefore, estrean:t i o Mi ro) able ttat he should give away 4,001111. or 6,1. 0 0/. to total stiangi to. If the will was not genuine it must have be, n tinged fur the purpose of getting the B,OOL, and Mr. Si cog was sun used to have come to some wretched ogres mold, of which there wa+ no evidence, to concoct this docunit ut, in order that he might obtain a portion of the HAM.,and none of hie handwriting was traced in any of the documents. 'the learned ierjcant urg..l that there wus not sufficient motive to prompt a man ia. the primuer to commit an offence of so grave a chars...tel. and concluded by paying that he would offer Mr. Spong'• whole previous life as an answer to the charos. Several respectable gent*. 111C11 who bad known the pri soner for a long time were thin called as witnesses to character. and it was stated that many more were in ut tinthuive, hut it was thought unnecessary to call them. 'tl a 04:141Aloli serjeant then summed up the OM. The jury retired to deliberate, but in a few minutes they returns d into court with a verdict of Guilty, but they it commended the prisoner to mercy on amount of his family Judgment was respited till neat session. This concluded the business, and the court then ad journed till the 11th January. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. ifr. Clerks South, publican, of the Jolly Sailors Tavern, Norwood, appeared on remand before Alder man Sir Thomas Gabriel, on a summons charging him with having obtained from Mr. John Tafft, wine met chant, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury. on the 24th February, by means of false pretences, a cheque for 12W., with intent to defraud. Mr. Francis Milker, selicitor, Sherborneulune, conducted the prosecution; and Mr. llontugu Williams, barrister, apt:cared for the defence. the que►tion at issue had reference to some freehold property, a 'mortgage of which wus granted to Mr. Tufft, acid it was contended, on the part of the prosecution, that !las was not a %slid secunty. The complainant wus now put into the witness-box ; but biers the close of his est di nee in chief, Sir Thomas Gabriel expressed an opinion that the rate had broken down, and declined to piu,:ued at, further with it. i he defeneant was then discharged. BOW-STItELT. llorrirt dome Ella, 14, Hoynton-street, Highgate, an peured ti, answer a summons charging her with haviugols tamed the sum of SW. from Mx. HialaigswurUi, by tahie pietences. Mr. Straight, the barrister, atknd.d to conduct the posecution ; and Mr. Donau, of Limu-street Chambers, defended. William Hollingsworth, an auctioneer, carrying on business at 33, High Holborn, dek.os c d th at he is in the habit of advancing small mums on good security at fair interest. The defendant, Mrs. kale, porno time ago, entered into terms with him, and received 691. on the se curity of her furniture, which she declared would realize more than 601., she herself not being so much as that amount in debt. He visited the defeadaut's house, and was fully satisfied with the security. He further made her sign a declaration to the effect that she bad obtained the 691. which he had ad vanced, and of the truth of her statements. On the 17th October last he heard that Mn. Ellis had petitioned in the Court of Bankruptcy se • bankrupt. Her debts he had discovered amounted to 207/. 17s. dd.—about four times the amount she bad declared herself to be in debt. She had not told him anything about this. She attributed her misfortunes to a severe lose arising from speculating on a mine is Cornwall. As this had occurred prevenie to his advancing the requisite sum, her declaration was fable and he had been cheated. George Parker, cue of the commission- , employed to administer oaths is Mowry, proved that be had taken the scheinielesSion of the declaration produced, and which was signed by the defendant, whom beldentilfed. Robert Merry, easietant areemger in the Court of Bankruptcy, deposed that the debts of th e d e f en d an t wets 2071.1 75. 6d. _ There was further evidence to be adduced, and in com pliance with Mr. Straight's request Mr. Flowers ittljourued th case fur • week. MARYLEBONE. William rim, boot and shoe maker in Great Iflry lebone-street, was brought up on an adjourned summons charging him with having embezzled the sum of ISM. be looping to the Friends of Labour Loan Society, held at the cy mouth Inn, Wernouth-drect. The case bas been befont the court from the commence ment of October. The accounts mein to have bean kept in a loose way, and the cashier and secretary **a they Live ',modal over large minis or money to the primmer, in bin capacity of treasurer, and for which th e y b ad not asked him to sign their books. Mr. d'F.yrionert mid it would be better fora jury to decide, and committed the prisoner for trial, agreeing to accept bail in two sureties of 1001. Each. fame esdi 1s *lily known as balr ni tons wi Sat anoont Ifnin In Ss daith Liens Inger tally 100,11110 wink Minu e t. .seelety. and Bray ether mink warts appear ikon lie desentenie he ) held in in hands. tnie Maki win its onecinged no clergy of the die. 'Wid e nein& the li,. 151 r. the motor d tlt lite dm 11r. Ounsg • Ivan ben whoa Phi g = i l i s hie head esenhaning Mr. Oaner to ON snot , 01 Awe hint *Mid poseur he the dietriet be Girona seinen of reef nook and who had sever known the poor in • wens eredition than they were sow, and the open tine elthe batileillen winnow ate viendstill for want of Mr. Denham chewed that he did noappliadt dka the paw l:ousts kinsmentee for such awl foe stalmsnim and w eannter-st m atenents. ion, ha no doubt ' so it MA. Hinds wee .• very good tue, m ariva ir lZZ li Vnet nal to aid the dentate poor. He was also of opinion that it wee oondocted in a very respectable manner. 411111 was worthy of the support of the be wee, Hie way impression the other day war, that there was soave ezaueration in the droller s= from Mr. Carter, which set forth "tons of of starving poor" in South London District. Mr. Mena savored his worship ,that that portion of the circular was of course rather exaggerated, but Mr. Carter really west that there were tens of thousands of banking poor in the Routh London district who re suir=l eat and ruinfort, • hich could be borne oat by the of the .li4trivt. Had Mr. Murphy, as • minhur Citigl7o.l.ol. taken the trouble to call on Mr. Darter instead of staking statements in police-courts, the moot satisfactory esplenatios would have been_gven him, but be tensed to ruler notesleg. He (Mr. Malls) trusted that the sere pedikety wenn be gives to his explana tion an had leen shim %Mr. Murphy. statement. 11r. Harahan had se doubt such would bs the case, when M i . llicklin thanked his won hip, sod withdrew. IROX LAST Mara UAZSITZ. - --.--- ••••••• mo.•••• a • I'. Marrerier at Nadrgsrawered. ARAMs AVIV., Nainstonwbost, IYYiiiwd , loM beam! victualler, Jan 4, at IL Atain , F tea WIL1.1•11, Devonaldni-street, Dioetaabot7, Neck wan warideurt, Jan. 618672. 31/11111AfT, Taswas.hatemisisco..mlaratemmaillerolanal.st BOVIILL & CMAIILMS. APIIII7II4IL, MlBlB IS =dm, ;OIL V e ga Parry, mirrors's Neerms., 11144sies, City, star Jan. IS, at 1. Cu MIN ICU, Uaoaue , Nombana. Surrey, mawolviem keeper, Jan. IN, at M. s impALt Jaw Poutaes. Wateriescood, losabsea, aatl Ormt. mad, Clapham. Junction, watchmaker, Jr. at 1. IAWAIL FIMIDI4IBII CRAILLMS, KbY4 . lBllolld, alelBol, &Mir eel misname, Jaa. I, at 1. No:ask 811 0•11 T, IVurth gam Ja Ilk IN 1. YMAIIILARD, Jeers Upper osommar, Baa. Ilk at S. dioneot.r, HA Naom O I= e s-rood. bolidar, Jan. 7, at 11. Hama, WOLF, 1 1141111114.. Illabsasager, Jas. 7, at 1. , /ease, LOW'? Norwood, baker, Jaa.ll, Si It. B•• WO. Joss, Caltharpoctrest, ilisrolanwead, late beer houve keeper, Jan. 6, at 1. Norma, Monne, Tottenham, (martial trawilsr, .7a at to. Kum Kenn nee. mad Remaly Kiss. inn., Whitakapel; tenit:wers, Jaa. It 0 4 11. WILLIAM WATT., WIMOMISIMMIM, 84111117, late dationer, Jan. 6041. Lama sorras,Taossa,Dord, bottled bow merehant4an.lll,al2. lair, TIMMY, TIMM Mwrey, builder, Jut. 18, at 11. La Tee, Menus. lave, Nousdaliteh and City-read, dealer is ' Mary goods. Jam .11. Mt I. WACIIBIIIII. Jona Parma, Cathrort-streit, Kaaba Tows, 1 618 captain la the my. Jan. 11, et IL MATE; 10.14111 D J/1,01, /111T1011T ' Dathe-Maost, 01‘1111,13111.- square, limed victualler, Jos. Is, at IL JOIN WILLIAM, (Vo7‘loll,let. mullimer, JIM. 6, et 12. OLLII, P 111 1 ,112 Nolbon,. saddler, Jan. 11, at 11. rags, 111IWIJI W mums, Russell-drawl., 9fi111011401101, hmamlmommar, Jaa.lB,_at 11. T , 8011ERT 8/ARIML,MIIE End-ni.,frarlibollderjan. 'kat?. Fan; Alms), (gooemancood, Ilegeat's-park, piandorte make Jan. 6, at 11. , Taws A. lkomarutra, Deptford, peddiesa, Sas. 11, at 11. kit is, Loon, Oreek-street, Mho, merehant, lan. 7, st 11. Herrin, J•naa, Jonaos - pl.,llarrow-td.,greczepooer. Jan. Kat 11. 1i Joss Moinwarr, Mouth I.asubeth-road, late nevropapv editor, Jan. 8, at 11. 81:TT. , 11, Tomas HURT, Ruwell-court, Drury-Mae, *Aura dealer, Jon. 8, at 11. Tar.° a MIMI, Ti,n i PHILIP, Wardrubs-plees, Doetors'-cnsunonv, lat. private awelival sonstnat, Jan. lm, at I. Trans, SALIM AERIAL, 9alwtwry t bid" Jan. 18. ILI 1. aaanato, them san,Croavet., amoustant,Jan.B, at I. Warr., Asylum Tr sa, ,Flaistow YAWL, Oro denier, Jan . a, at W INT ea. Luau, Jona, eliebinford. shownaker, Jo. 7, at 12. LAIIDETII. Ayderick Gabon, 46, of Cowper-18.7 road, South Hom iny, was charged with being renewed with Triesuis Goo hag, OW RaTrey, alias he. Wanes, and others not in custody, in obtaining by false pretences 1461. from William Beckwith, with intent to cheat and defraud ; also with being concerned with the said Thomas Unsling and others in paining fictitious cheques upon Jane Whitechuroh and other.. It will be remembered that wh o charged with having carried on a system of a bugs of fictitious cheque', was taken by Mau of the I' division, while living at (,se'we'd WNW the title of Dr. Watson, and is tow under remand, and through the publicity given to the rue a ember of victims will, It is understood, ea the nest ocesdee, sane forward. The induce of the presenter went to show that by means of forged cheque aid bedtimes warrants for wine "aid to be lying is the decks, as ssteedw system of fraud had been for sons time is opeedien. The prisoner, who easeessi Ms define', war riseended, and his application to be sdesesi as bail was refused. SOUTRWARK. In the course of the day Mr. I. W. HMI* sedider, of No. 1, Trinity-square, areempanied by Mr. Cuter, the insurer sod Swaim of tic Dad' IMdei befic er fe i r Hanel— Man ad Mr. of Ike Ann of Wes ea ritoMe in the 4widgeteed, eel by W ee end Co., of the Norengh, beim Mr. Bunko, and espressed hie balm on behalf of the hied tubs% at *Okra p detuniese an the subject of as ap• limb* Web bull bus mirk by Mr. G. M. Murphy, as to the eddies bulk Liebe aim% which had appeared 21 the pebble prints • few days w. r. Riddle said the wbt be repreeseted had established eine pes o, Published annual r•ParLi et it. roulinas, whiels sad liedif•MlOM of a 111,161M0 alaavismet. Sr. Wiliam ditrier. whose • THB .BOBBERT OP AWL At the Justice Room of the bfansion-boned , Jamey Drake, a mesmogar, war broasftt before grrti day ounie Gabriel for further examinatice as the charge of steeling snarly 9,0001. 11r. Wham (tram the race of M. Freahleld and Newman, solicitors) conducted the prosecution. It will be remembered that the prisoner was in the employment of the London, Asset* sod American Com pany (Waited), No. 4, Callum-street, and that as Mon. asy. the 14th last., be was satarwated by Kr. Mait land, one of the clerks, with four hills of suchange to the amount altogether of 8,61 W.. for col mboa at the National Bank of India and the Chartered, Hermann Bank of India. He received cash for two of the bills and a crossed cheque for the other two, bet instead of returning to the office he alnoonded ; but on the same evening he was taken into ruitody at the Great Western Railway sta tion at Paddington. while about to eater a tram for Cheltenham. Ile bad then in his pow • • crossed cheque for 8.41ut., a bank note for(,0001., another far huV., seven tor 601. each, two for 101. each, and one for U., a hag containing 1441. in gold, 3,300 postage stamps of various kinds of the value of 64., • sum of W. 144. Payer watch. &c. -.- In opening the proceedings yesterday, Mr. Latham compltnentcd the police officeni on the promptitude with l abia they app!clictioed the prisoner, and then called the following additioi al ev (knee. Henry /ffartin racJ he was a cashier in the National rank of Italia. (In the 14th imtant the plower pre- Petit d two bills for 2,1610/. and Itol. resfactrely, and he raid him with two Bank of England notes fur I,OOW. each, and one for 1001. Frederick reartmo, a clerk in the hall of the Bank of Fottlatd, del.osid that on the same day, shortly after 3 o clock, the prisoner handed him a I,oo6l.liank note to he chanred. aid. in in cot lancenith the trend practice, wrote his name on the face of it, "James Drake. 4, Caffein street, KC." Witness gave him ten notes for 601. each, and nue for 6CO/. Later Ul the day he received a ticket for 411. in notes, but he did not know who presented it. Ile gave the person who pre , entrel it felt notes foe Bit each. (It may Le captained that there are different mantels in the hall of the Bank of England for the pay ment of notes and gold, and that when one wants change partly in gold and partly in notes he receives the gold at one counter and a ticket for the notes, which he presents at another counter). Edward Morley, another clerk in the Bank of Fmglaud, &pout' that on the 14th instant somebody handed him the note produced for Ina with "James Drake, 1, Cullum street, E.C." written on the face of it, and he gave him a hundred sovereigns in gold for it. Later in the day aW. note, dated 23rd June, lOW with "E. and S. Watson, 6. king-street, E.C.," written on it. was ted to him. and he gave in payment 101. in gold and a ticket for 401. in notes. Edward Watson. clockmaker, 6, Hine-dreet, E.C.. proved that on the afternoon of the 14th Deeeusber the prisoner came to hi. shop and pstrtiumed the ankh pro duced by the officer, at the pile of 111. The pt loner stave hiw the 60/. produced in payment, and witness unnsedsataly sent it to the Beak of England for change. When the change came back be gave the prisoner the balance. Mr. Vint, a clerk in the poet-Atm, stated that on the same day be sold to the prisoner Md. Worth of stamps of various hada, which he paid for with two bank notes for 601. each, and witness gave him the balance in gold. Allred Hughes, a clerk in the Chartered Mercan tile !lank of India, was the next withers, and deposed to giving the prisoner the crowed cheque for 6.410/. pro dw by the calkers in payment of two bills, one for and the other for I,:,trit. Thus concluded the evidence for the prosecution. After recening the usual caution the prisoner said he had nothing to say in reply to the charge, and that he woo ry Forty. Alderman Sir T. clabriel then corntnittcrl him for trial. • THE (la !JERI' EXPLOSION NEAR 1r1G.13". WIGAN, Tr/AMY A PTIMNOONI. The number of ywnitnei killed in the Arley Moe of the Vt Hey Hall Colliery by the explosion we re rotted yesterday war, as was then stated, WI, while ono of the fire turn who were burned has expired this morn ing, making the total up to the time of writing seven. 'li a fleet bodies brought up wete those of two men named l'airhunt, who were found iu a levet a short distance torn the pit eye, and who were sent to the sur to, 0 about 6 o clock. The explorers below then ditected their attention to the dib hole at the foot of the downcatt shaft, where were tbottly found the bodies of Rutter and Cannes, the two non who, as stated yesterday, had been blown into the theft from; the mouthing of the tunnel. They were rent to the surface at about nine o'clock, and were placed with the others in a workshop near to the shaft. It is pretty certain that two other men, named Elijah Cheet ham and Thomas Sharrock, lie dead in the workings, but this afternoon the spot where they were lying had not been reached. The injuredman, Teylor, still survives, but he is not expected to recover from the fearful injuries he has received. Sharrock, too, who was working with him, is In a dangerous state, while the yen man Cunliffe, the third of the party iam bi Misting at the tunnel, has died this morn ug. / Ile increase' the number of dead to seven, and six of the number leave widows and large families. By this cala mity 26 children have been rendered fatherless. Work men are busily ered in repairing the shaft, which has been meth damaged by the explosion. The work neces sarily proceeds very slowly, and after the workings have been reached several hours must elapse before the re maining bodies can be recovered. ANOTHEIt GAROTTER SIOTENCED TO BE FLOGGED. —At the Leeds amine yesterday, before Mr. Justice Brett, Joseph liobinson, 26, warehouseman, and Juin' Mitchell, 31, labourer were tried for asaaulting and rob bing David l'opplewe ai l at Bradford, and stealing from bun a silver witch gold chain, on the oth December last. Mr. Hannay was counsel for the prostitution, and Mr. WoOdy for the prisoner Mitchell. Popplewell is a cab-driver, and between 12 and 1 o'clock at night be was going alo Ivey,* when three men attacked him. tine ache d his throat and held up his bead, while the others took his watch tool chain. After rubbing him they knocked him down and kicked him savagely. The jeelgo ft..opLt them was nu CIMII W with* It would be safe to convict the prisoner Mitchell. Itobignon ad dressed the jury, saying that a policeman bad committed the robbery and sought to throw the guilt upon him. The jury found him guilty. Ile bad been convicted in 1861 of stealing, and bad 12 months' imprisonment ; in 1862 of burglary, and sentenced to four yeses' pasta ser vitude ;in l&A he bud three months ass, rogue and vagabond ; and in 1867 was sentenced to eighteen months for a burglary. Be was now sentenced to penal servitude for ton yisla w nd while in prism to be flogged to the ea keit of 26 i FOR KILLING • W 1141.-011 Mon day, at the Leeds arsine.. Navy Calvert was indicted for the wilful murder of his wits. The prisoner, with kis wife and three children, lived at !Lightning village, near thretall, and for six weeks before the 76th October • man named Richardson tired with them. On the 14th of the month the deceased seems to have goes of with the kaiser, and on the 16th the prisoner had a conversation with a Mrs. Onl, who lived near, in the course of which be threatened to kill his wife. Ha found her living with Iliebanison on the following day, and took Mr home, but on the way mod suck violence to her that she lad • mimaniegil, and died at horns the seine day. Prisoner was found talky of manslaughter, and sentenced to 20 years' penal - servitude. SINGULAR Avcroam—On Monday a si tr a zo, containing • load of valuable furniture for • at Reck rezry, was placed on board the 1 boat at Liverpool for Trousers, and when the ketone wee* getting another cart on beard the steamer gam • lurch, and the large van rolled over the wedges, and, carrying sway the gaftways, fell into the river. TM tarpaulin soversethe furniture acted as • boob, bisthe vera from sinking till it was towed to an To Hoke' CATTLII K •-••Thee t= tWaMfl a P s 4 :ateltwV,Tit trelatro aye noes are elbw enrarlseetresThsmse erlerArest ai M 4 11011•11yr i tErg i Ustie Arly.• ere tuna as aar web MGM OMPIII. all—phovailmmtris At the tweed,' District Courts. IL stn , flrosor. Iffoorek7 Ranks Papir yif, Deerhiun,lonora trots, maaufsettner, Jan. Ir, at Mootrisato,Jora,Wiltaingtess, I),. lire, builder,Dee. 30, at 11. 116..11. .1•111.11, Idoekloarn, picker maker. Jan. A, at I. Banow,JoiN to, Darlington, livery A _tablc-pwl ma:lager, Jan ot,at 10. BUM, MATTNEW Karakul'. Darat tab., grocar,Jawt,at 11. 111'71.101, Joan, Birmingham, baker. Jan. to, at In. kirsasn,Buruham, Kueldsighamsnire,baker.Jan.loct I**,lll[l7la, Jana., tlaulJannifr,,inadilaulder, Dee. 31, at 12. Centrum", Joan, Ntoseistna, arwiekshire, grater, Jan. 4, at 11. eta Milt, Julia Bora, Maaristalor, cattails spiaser t Jan. 11, at 12. t Isaac, Daatat A..., Maneheater, yarn agent, Jan. 11, at It. Cove,... Jona. Leeds, Wool dealer. Jan. s. at It. Dar, SA Wray Torquay, ada water inaisallettorer, Jan. 5, at 11. lam ass, Wr .Metherinitham,lboorilnidt ,Ingttler,Jan.s,at 11. Yautart, 11.10.1 , Leede, billposter, Jan. 5, at Visas, Jan ra,Vale,near 'Delmont, n, warthousemon,Dre.33,st It. YlL•all,JollllTliosaa.Ovar,ol.lol.ll4enb.• ark buihkr,Jan.l,at t oarless'. Stara es,lhisiksford,blotionteredi.. draper.Jaa.l2,at 11. 0 A ITN WA. Tr, elf A ALIA !Imlay olliatkata, lourdremer, .1 au. 1, at 2. lima, Jusgra. 1.0111, Walk Mill,Nottluatorlousol,milkr,J.m.s,4lo. Ilaus, Janata lords, yavoi.na desl.rJaa. N, at It Hr.. iii, Pair.* * thrum's:ham, baker, J aw. a, at 10. Jaeliana. Re t, Au, Hirriindboun. retaA 1.4‘,1.4:1 . , Jan. 1, at IS. Joints, Horia,Tyaewyclal, Anitmey, mater mariner, Ire •.31. at li. I.iisoroau, Josara, Ilaarheo a r, ituunnaker, Jan. 12. at 41. lama.., a, N11041.2111ar 01, Letkilluf.., cooper, JAI, 2, at Lau r. Join, Leeds, rioter. Jae. a. at IT. I.linieLo, El.aeuaa, (heat tinateley, beterseller, Jan. 1, at It. )1r u. , B EMI" s 14. u A NIP, Plymouth, coal nor.. b.iat, Jaia. 6, at 11. HY'uasat 1., 1 . 111 , 11 A., W.1a”lhan1;4011, Ale reta.ler, Doe. 30, 11 Tama AS. Wearing. Yorkshire, jollier, Jab. 4, at r l. Lartlanwe korper,Jaa Oates, 11110.1.c.e. W.alW Y.ak "...horde trun• r,Ja.l.4,at 11. Os', Jots*. Newark-lip.a-Trent, rainter. Jan. 01. at It. PA at% , ki..11/1•0, Tylairr, Aryl Wearer, Jan. 6, at 11. Ilostriardalure, fano Jan. 11. at 11. i Miss W ILIJA 11. %ATI ship, Stiffnrokhire, but. bee, Jan. 4. at : 1 t, Leto. Tyou AN Hamden, Yos Wore, painter. Dee. 3i, at it. Paarc V, 111 a sr, H/0$01•910. mop t, Jan. 4 . 14 12 1. lieu, List so, Merthyr TAW, shoemaker. Jan. 1. at 11. krt., Itridgend,l.llsuargansh.,lseerseller, Joui.l.. at. It. kn n 6111/1•41, J• sire, Landpoit. t.nman, Jan. S, at 12. Remo, 5 • a, Yorswsp,finsiterer. Jan. 5, at 11. oabalta _,T Ate • e.... TVOltali. 11 baker, Jan. 11, at 121. EA •T, Ta 0111•11 ,1 •i• 1013.WW6 t heelwright,Jatt.3, at 11. Selocar, Witcia to. 1 ..dmorlen, tailor, Der. 30, at 11. Srastis, 151•0110 a, 11•Thlwatay. joiner, Jan. 12, at 54. Sig , re r , Ororut II): •• I. IT, Linoulaaliun fruiterer. amistant, Jan. 12..0 11. Tu . Glom. r, Itiottnigloun. Jan. In, at 101. Tiso•i I 1TT.L4•1 , , Searts rough. au.taonnr, Jan.. , .4 at 11. T. ant J')r: A 11 I , • UN. lkwklon, Wansakatore, roper, Jan. 4, at I!. Ti can, J4.14N. W1114611'11, Staffordshire, plmnber, Dee. r. at It. IYa 1. It La, WILLIAM, FAIIV-11411. Lan, aelaire, ounsultutg etatineer, Jas. I, at ii. Wsuit, aglow Mwas, Bury, Luinashite, draper, Jan. 5, at 11. WILLIAM, Leeds, attorney's rlerk, Jai. 4, at 11. WILK/M. 110141, WI tuati, Wantagr. Berkshire, punter,lin.?.7.st W ma. WI, ii•ii,lkilderton,Neittingbanishire. baker, Ja3l.4.at 12. Wya•a, Ti,.'. AP, t ;anat.. ost, joiner. Jan. 6, at 10. BANKRUPTCY ABNULLRD. D... 3. Jou. Mbannea, butehur. DEcIARATIONB OF DA-TOMOS. Daunt Ulan (ity, egomernonwer Ist dividend of Is. Ind., Der. 13, and Burr entweiruent a-el m...lan. at Edwards'a. Bono Ham., laws si so. Old Jewry, lailof -14 dividend cif Is. Td. 11 and three subasquent Wednesdays, at kdwanL.'s, Basinghall-trret. At... 0. 15R4%%11.1.11 Jor , kl'll. Condu-atrort, elerk-lat d. nd of t.. at., bee. gt, and throe tattooluttit Walzurda, at kdwan 4'a. liasiarhall,drest. PI 11.11 Kentish-town. nun last -14 glo.erlo ad , MA thINV 11.11 , 41 , 1111a11t ut Edwaris's. Basiastall-strier, Sauer, a oil N .-.•.. Cr a.iley ll,ath, fitafforthir., er 0 11 , 11011 . 2 , r la th‘uh.hd of a, 21.1., any Thur-day, at Ennui's, Ito - minstam. lisosi.a Pa a IT, %WV. rhampba. VT. , VT -2nd dts Mend of 3:.1., sr y Thuriho „at Kinnear's Buounrham. Moneta Its., Ilittninzham, elothier--aid dividend of 21, any Thawed., at lainnisr'a. itinningtuun. ST1:I sil,N I ) to once. and .1.1/.111 1'a.601.C, Pe1118.1K! and Paul. Cornwall, Ptah. to. reliant. - l.t dividend of dr. aay Tuesday or Friday, at 1 irrtek'o, Exeter. 3114 , 1114.4 a Wham..., Tot-honi. In enabler. manufaturer Dinh. r disbud t 111 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Ca' mete.. Fm I. r. Eosin Tr, ai.er, Pts.Wow, Cornwall, hotel keeper -tat dividend of la. id .any Twaday or Friday, at Carnek . s Deena., tram tat Itradnnel, Desernhire, miller-Ist divid e nd of any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. SAM al. Einar, Walton, beinashire, draper-Air dividend of Is. Id., any Turilay or Friday, at I %nick's, Exeter. Justni Penult Hou,. is, blot rnawliouse. Devonshire, tea...Bina' draper- tat dividend of PS. 11d., auy Tuesday or Friday, at eartiek•a, k:xeter. &mart Joan., Camara", land agent--1„t dividend of :14. 41., any liethinday, at Turner's, larirporg. R. C. H. Ka am, Liverpool, imiLnaker -Ist dividend of 1... any Wrdanday, at l'urncea, Liverpool. BANKRUPT DIVIDEND MELTINOB. Jan. 13. J. Vahan Exeter, talur-Jan. 11. E. T. B arn ett, jeweller-fan. 11. J. C. White, Plymouth, groom - Jan. IL F. theta, lipstouth, perfumer -Jan. 11. J. Darning, Li% erpoul, merchant -Jan. 11. A. Oinah, Birknihrot blot:re--Jan. 11. B. Puhhemar, jun., Plinlienoorgote shin, wheelwright Jan. 11. I'. ilanswan, Itridpon, Dimpetaltire, innkeeper-Jan. It. H. T. Homo. Benzakiiter, DoneWhire, inn keeper-Jaa. II W. F. Inland, Bolton. siater-Dee. W. J. Key. Okstwottli, Lineoltahire, eordwarner-Jan. & J. Eatenberry. =,baker- Jan. & 0. Moon, Birmingham, lauffirj.twat t e m. S. B. Parana. throtio==harrel IrtitleT Jan. & Emma Taylor, Handinnuth, -Jan B. J. Palsi 3, lllltltlnte,nregltanningharn, writing -Jan. Is. J. F. Kim., dlerue-villas. Seta% Buten-toad, buikkw--Jan. r& J. Rose, Bt Hdru'a • laneashin, miller--Jan. 11. J. Ritchie wpm tate rotate', liverpooh merchant-Jan. It. W. Kirin., Wal ton-on-the-Hi% Lancimhire. chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Ma'. Onrdon and W. T. Sprint, liserpuol commimion niercharda-J. Bland and W. Bland, Knichley, Yorkshire, machine make,. H. N. Shaw, 8. Shaw, and A. Meow, Builders *ld, woollen merchants. so fur as mania A. thaw -J. T. Jana. sad (1. U. tiaginus. Bathbase-plan, Oxfonl-idavet, wine Mer rhants— R. 'Punier, J. Tarnow, and J. Oreenemod, Chatham-hill, Lancashire, omnibus {mountain-J. Beeley and J. Hoary, jun., lancham, Nottinghamshire, and Nowtotrupon-Trent, Linares ',hire, tont mercludits--J. Grahams and J. Rogers, Liverool, ano inting-H. J. Andrews and J.U. Andre Manilla and Mm chi ater-W. Todd and E. R. Kitson, Yorkshire, joiners -J. Harty and C. Berry Oldham. 'ratan spinners -F. Bailing and J. Derby, Eihterombainal, tlonherwell, builder; - ti. Watson and W. ilter. Halifax, wordstaplen-T. D. Wren and H. M. Leigh, Rimini's.", inuunuagara-$. Tinalinian awl W. Aakay, therm, tlisshire, prinlone- IL Fell and 0. W. Weller, lawn Thames-4nd. shop Walbm and T. W. Jame., Queen-street-olane. City. ;ink:tots J. Leta. and J. Mariantt, Drosnary. Yorkshire, woollen ;minas iunrs - F. Unarms, L. Snorers, Wilson Chilton, jun., 51. rtidininek. M. sad North Hilton, Durham, whir- Landes...on far as infants E. lipowers and L. *sowers-R. Slow: and J. Ma ombe„ Cardiff, cement merchants- W. Walton real J. L. Plekline, Bradford, draper,- Apse. Faster and J. W. 1 . 04.1 . , Beverley, Ynolu.hire, gowns' drapers-0. °onion and A. Onnlou. Dundee, Arbroath, and Montrose, daxspinnent. SCOTCH SEQUESTILATIONS. Groans Kola, Aberdeen, totawounist, Dee. at, at the thorn'. Hotel. Atlantan. Juan Ma is. GOYIM. hatherimadshire, OCIPINUOIKINS aeßna IKe. at. at Mandonakl s Uu4 . l. 'Juana Itioutin Essovra D. stn. ()lawny, aocountant, Dta El, at the Faculty Han, I.llsagow. lITILIVANT KtkliAtle, Ikuidee, baker, Jaa. 3, at the British Hotel, lezhare. JAIIIII4I dieimam+, Itaterkititn, Pvebtralstna Dam *, at Tostlar Bata. Pas taw. Hi. now PETITIOIf.--SOUTIFIL WARWRxa IrMPS. —The liberals of South Warwichohire, after further con sideration, hare resolved to pressed with the petition against the Mom of Mr. John Hard , one of the con servatiie candidates at the recent etectioa. A comiderable amount of evidence has been ealleslad as to alleged bribery, intimidation, and undue 'Minims, which eminent counsel advise wilt not only fully warrant a petition being presented, but there is every probability of its being successful. Mr. Hardy was returned by a very small maknity. and it is thought the seat maybe ob. tainvd few Sir Hobert Hamilton, Bart., 1t.0.11., without the trouble and expanse of another contested siseilles. The decision to planed with the plains km given greet eatirfactiou. rr BEA LTII iv 1.1. L WITMOUT OOSOSSIIIVOS, • fa amps a* Do Law% =• ♦ 14 Sat= •OM 11. w FM * OS WISSA w. =ll ~1_,. 81" 11 .1. She I . I. k wo l i t S 7l S #O 4 4 4E 4 ta g i e z asta . 4.4 How 3p ..;~ ..a - r7r7.....w.rrriF - m9mpirmo7lllp7l,l,lßlll lARKST& TALLOW.—Die. IL—The sesthet 4aibey. Tow% ti 476. Petersouri T.C., cei the spot, Us. ; oh. to Jureary, WA. id. ; 40e. COlTOX.—levalseet, Doc. It.—ltartst steady; an. eat sloosa. ratiseatad Wee to-day, 10,00 u balsa, and aid,.Lola Asasnesn, to te. tOIC to MC; 1 .100 &lam. MK to tort ten 14 •MI Moyystian, 1 I to MI •la la noms . tit • Itszat,'to Val. Pais DbaUssab. Gesuipadaea, L • fair Draw*, ; fur Fisnid, Tat yoty • fait Fermata, Ile.. stadia, Dow” 1-, 1. 0 ,1 ' Olkaaa,ll4. s corras Goonp.- ra NA. in e II2 onat 4TRIII iornee , It hippingyank is @tw of the lanp dor in tle latter port of bet week. Spins., of are asking an advance of prier, which buyers will n o t of at ?Mara tetfoll then are eters winch would gi ve s 4' toninees. Cop yens@ for the haw trade are not in request, and Fellers dcoonadiarf an advance g,. Tuesday's rah*, In cousequenoe of the active leenves erritices have bets wads clie-ited to-day. In our of the cloth soatrhet, mentinsed that en Will, 4. tkuyi up last Wednesday and Thuniday, slve a Wog p v..: ire, daring which praise:en had .epetienem ,„ • ety altreettog attentiou to find, .tob„. ,„ ; of buyers, en that thew Marko had begun to in nearnitude. Under the influente of ed., many holden were Oda to relieve theinrelven yarial4 Mork., and some to dear them of at a method adv,a,.. ~,„ .„ rafts previon•ty obtainable. The anode so purehav-1 , ! shirtitgi of all deseeptiona, and a fair quantity of V rloths. The eiuw..off this midden demand are not plained, and to-day it mere. to have %hung •„ , fart there are syinpunua of nor elapsing into a ea .; inactivityeatein. The exited to which holden UM ben o by their rem at sak e , an d the entequeut ill Amman. 'dent of the asudety lably manifeat,d , by them . . reveloned prime a little. The Oficrlt Ong of to.d., have amounted to vouch, and the gusted tone of tlic . dtddedly dull. ("0112.7.-11. - 14., nv. 21.—At to-day's market a saw. •.• • - of trutlish wheat width atoms of steadily at slo.lt day's mummy. Foreiga seglerted and demand only mt. .• rat. a. Bark/ fur malting. la. to as. dearer ; grinding 4-.• Mole inquiry at prima in favour of sellers. Berms and • ~ altered. tMta of One quality rather dears. Airi‘c. • wick : Foreign wheat. 9,75 t; barley. 54Si ; beaus, I,f 6,07 ; tares, 5168 ; Indian .woa d 411$ quarters. frown's, tt.—The aapply of wheat wa. limited here to-day, and the emadition mash Mr..- • weather; however, the full petrel ems of la-t w. ek r. • tinned. Barley in fair supply sad s win demand. M • &destine. Beano sad per iso alteraMar. Leave, Da,. 21.—The trade, we uxual at ttia . oe is very quiet; the Luaineaes thaw in who at at Fn.!, .• ; r. ruler Venn 1.. per other art . • Lvris, lire, tr.—A toleraLlet supply • wt. at, • pa if. ••••ked, taut atewdeuey lo . . ' I arley 0ff,..!, the trade Ism „. rates. Oita 1.14., a dull trail-, but , canned the sm. sold .4. Maly at Illy tit rem r. • • 1 , Into 1, • • ~ter at LW we. kb. pries . Qtant.at • • wurb• wte..l. • 67..;t0 new V to 51s. moue .•.. • I: beet . - ten.nr.g, 46a. ta Mu.; run... 44... t o ;•• • .rote, sae. one, ifta. to :de. ; p a., 47a. to 4 , -. Nt.WraaTl.l7-twani-Tviia, Ito% tt. T mote settled; yesterday was a the.e• d..y A• market aim meaning we had a model ...• Brewers. s. well MP trial oth.'r Tsar , . C.. •,. was. al. rise. rd at hilly haturday's • .•• • soh eon r.try redo at St,. Wit.. up :i .a W.. rat ...Al-. ~ .0••• :• 1. ease Loa« hark Talittom blotto. _ _ St 1 V hr.. of st.. at .• An As.r.., Int • .04.1 not r lay L. , 11171 I• Cf.?) 4.111), M LOUP), vvi .44 .' M mr T • inteetat.• -Low% and tAndotruz , 4l 414 •. f 4 •Lt.• 1.1. G,l , ; :.4 tl.• t;.• n; • •,.! W , •I' :• • fr - • pri.ve.f :1.4.41.; ILIA.). 44. e"ATII.I' • 'I •• ;tt. t •1••• I. 1,. 11.• 't • . • ' • - • I • ••• •4• • •1 1 .y :..tt• P. f P• f. s i i.• . • THE I'ltl 4 P 4 oul:lt 111 CITY r..% WAY.— 11;glat a tarp! mi etina •.1 414it.tn:•' wan 144.1•1 ale the NtO 4-i.. nn Court-i. Maryl.l oteds lie, for the pimp,. of . .u.iuzuritli,: o To...tion to the pruposed underground railway fi..• Matble Airl to the I'4st-office. it is Intel . o netruct waletueath I txford-stres t. an.i • • sale. 11r. Burton presided. Mr. b•dill.l.on to ,• . Stet resolution :--••• That the prilje -!..1 City Railway tbeing an uudergrouxil hue of 4 Inf , ,td-utt•-ot. ae.) le t required publie convinience. and would be of t'e iir t advantage: that it would be hidhly tit) • t , bitants of Oxford-street, and t.. sides of the street ; that during the ! •. t 'traction. in whatever way it r. would be a pulatic nuisance...au-Mg Oahe and ..anger to the public. as we.! t to houses of business; and that t 1... p• • °prose. d to the uttermost." In Donaldson condemned the 'dui. • . thence of the public was in no way •.• .1 would be a single one, and would ' • •-. I .- by stationary engines. Be believed. L u 7. ' 7 would be found utelesit, and that the. down by heavy locomotives. It was p. take any eellars that might he roquind .• the whole home. Mr. ts'nelgrove second..; •*., •t• • shh.h was carried. Six other resolution- ..• • rod, the purport of whii.h was to Melt,. t'.• • of all con. emit il in opposing the bill, and • wittee to take the necessary steps Lc position. Tnx NVELt.I4 311 - r.i.Eß.—Sweo szi:: in Taunton 114.1. Indeed, it is n• t . y • derive any benebt from the conies-I,u ic i•e for the latter— win. has been in th.. Fr:- a in • account of epileptic sott • ro;:•1.- 11. a quite 1 , •roopwl rt WII 1,1! i.• wutylud. eta carefully esatuited !.y .1..7 lu. s uir les 101 l a:s.. L..: to be made DI: 11.•• :1!.•T• Mc wished to di , tate A lett -r t-. • ue • ••• FatUlday In v. ley stnunte touts. t to- Sw. et has )et Leen INCrivc.l ita.Ul tI. • ally v.. 1 .'. SPAAt's liberation t, not I."..e'y t• • tdse „t. Moialay. January 1. is the..... t: prey... :t r the clat 01 bd • • TREM.t~rt.\r let OF WA • - ysa Cr'. • • A rn..i hest. n ones: an.t ,t,-trlettv , • • ..• hut wit: - g7../t • ••••• • • notk.re. ha* ILO ••• n fon.' •L‘'. ' . -L. •-. tt-nesdre.r. • . •. 5.0 and iu, Itnl i at4.-14411. 11.0. u • :• .y eis• • a full 44 .41,1• It• n ti.• .ale, •!. ..with thew 1.1114.. D.l DO • Va. • -•-• siuding the at •oo out..tetuete. nr., ..•. t • .; • work. Ity tt. .414 I. nolo, reuulinem tut naea A . dour. Indta..T ~?rot for th•-1.4- • the watch 1...! 3.1:q.t....1f, their too.. Ant hare It lent with let fat >obey. Mr. Bonuon, who hold. the ornoustro , of t wo of Walesk, sends tle•ootophl•t to any wklrree on n.. • of two rootage utstope, and we cannot too wrongly redoes:. to the notice et the tutrudins pur•hwaw.— ActrcrUientowl) ~~ . u BMW, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BUITBIL 1;F ST —11••••• let /0, at la•tbutv Mani r HMV!. flume , ”.• wne of I.ftut. a. t* H \.,11.11.+. I taiuwa. ot 4am: I btvetalor •10. at sue t'uthati-garlen., LC., tbt 6. E. lotto 4 a JauAtet. iarnuipoK- uen airt. at Hermit. th.• wife of C. J. I a.am... comma-l A.-tonal toe tAn A. eta en. NOttf.—DeraiuMf 2*. at Hothial-nod North. Hrtztoa, th. • 'a of J. blows, Fog , a am. Deeruibirt 1111, at flAttusiartkit, Ma. A11..a. • l'yke. of • daughter. WArtill.—lneentber Id. at Koothantrt.n.rov, the wife of J. ti. Waugh, Fai., 4 t.niC.-ma„ and U ]lace, Hatdeton-Jere, Middh4a. at a aaughter. MAD IliAtlEl l . ANNFIti..EW 1,1 iallON. -December fl. at St. nu:, • aington, by the 114. J. M. Clastoo. F. C. Anmoks. - .4.44.414 k rid 4 Howdah., ELF. to lalim salon • Captain.). J. Iluthnum Mud Itnotent. EI.IOIT I Irceinher at St. o:Airier.. Clan e ith-tatuare, ltelltrama, by the litsrlain-thiteral. • the Rer. H. It I h.r. Metaub•ut, Vit I.lratral ti A. t Harnett not Ma. rldrat &nett. r of the late • • 8., Admiral of the Fleet. -1/ amber rt. at t brod Chan.% li by the Rev. W. J. thalami:l.. l . t...14'.u. • . of H. , to Maly Fauny 1441.10 , )out.m 44 u 4:ht 4IL .. bdington. Me et 'I4IIEON - Ir A 101' pi. at the Pr bony. Fan.. by the Hes F. C. Cos, J. Met ute. t e, ••: to Cotb rate lase) Jane, dat,..Mter o 4 n lat. , en:• • D'Atcy, LIU IN BOUM' /TENANT- tiI.ASSE. mart- .J.t. •d '3.. 6 1.. Foil VI Ahem, C.d. tit's, I.> the s . latwart. F. 41.. Royal Attil:ory. to i • child of the late Ker. A. M. lt . • Royal Highsemi the Duke .4 t'aiuln I • KEIO4—W knTlioi; r. —llo. no r Ewa, by the R.t. Kola it IL) s. 11 A. • ihr. J. W. laaillaml, si.•ar, .1. .1. lc - k Sorb', Ito tl.uazhtt t Malniltunt. Intuthitai. No eard. DFATIN. AFSTF.N.-- I .eniiiber tA. st Fahmint.•l , Innen of hlyde-mirlt.onituo. sat late", d. • 4 Oa It. E. Arteo, .4 Salford. rait ▪UN 'kat nib, ail s at 14,a t.iti , • 'eturah, the nth. 4J. Proton. . •-•• • .• FINDLATEIt. 1114mulier 14, at t, • lionost. miaow of J. Vhsalater. , •• •• .1 late Captain Henan. 4th litagootni .•t Hawn landono, ag, a XL I hl4•mber ilk at Imperial- maim., Cheitcit , i lofty, • Win w of t vain :t 11411.1..—tiroembet ts,_itt St. MaryMnad. l'esthon ma of the late J. P. Hall. Meg. aged fa. 110WANJI.—larenriber tt, It:BMb Vile 0 ( A. Rowan:.t... bourne-rrna ent, 11)de-mark. and thinl daughttr Rear-Admiral fib J. O. &ewer, K I' LA 1:111iNt:E. —lherentor 11. at tMonalisl.l flow. W ..• amat Imartore. Matt tal the IsLe ti • I , aunv`w• 11 ' 4 ' LAWItTI4SOI.4. -December 14, at l`retacitath-itcratc• t ham, I 'harliMe LOWIIIIIO,II widow of the late (Matt • IAWTIII.R, 1'.15., Kowa Home Aviary. MALAY.—novzotwo 41, at Nein rela ) , l.ll,o, td°. n ally widow of Nlr e. W. Male, Mori, aged la. MA WiIiALL. —laeoember nO, 4 Monituu, Nurthaniptea ante of F. M. Mandtall, aged SA. KCAL,: Ikattabto In, at nap.. A"' dahlthterai the his. J. M. Neale. formerly .4 the '• ' Home Sanke. PlNNY.—ikonooro so, at tiottoor-oiu. the late Major-tionerai H. K. Nom of the balsial KAM/VIM - -Ineenther to, at Weaalagle, F a ding, fano* • tho vitfonf Mr. D. Itaalftird, acid :at. tinurburi.. •At he, melee r, 114mut-arati, J. Ilhor'- • Mid :S. FFI.PHEI44I. linsnalat 19, at l'oni.-plaoe, Onst MHO, ML--a Farah ittridieua. lot sumo )4r• UIC Mae* , of the Hume. ai."..t.e. A. I N tool owl Palitillm4 aALIe. IN thet Oft *I Lamina, Primbe. bitmedlP4fteet, ki the IWO& Whatolve• Di. wee M . ~., ... 7•.,.,., i. mrl oft Le+ a■ •R /or (j 1 PUG mai Yw Meg moo i ise etas will wco Pei rt g wei - 7 rep sort i• Di alum eon tett MID *be ease owl I tin an; Mn and LOU If al G IN si n dips vig 11 fish d I lid bar dm die 1 Ila.