The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-11 00:00:00

✓elem el py6tt thl doeile• their rpgissim mot the meet emmemisol he Me mai, sad the tarn is the soldims; bat "hat bed I to do MN toe system atablibed try the 1111.111011. loft lie elethim akertrospalemai .bow ies that the alradt MINIM kw and do ▪ detisad this MOM I And, ' efempoo Itr Iw. what led Ito do wilt the mmegement ot MMus hi Tipperary Ti. proidemt mmult have beta iambi& mg floo•opoeo, aid isthmian of MOW* Home tai him nth leather *his ; but I dab I ble tow imams eat wBl prow.. peed a rob* of MilmOnmak "The semitien difineffy emoted, sad sabred into mime sistmOs Is glom am eppearsmos of soonest@ hatrwill.= that osionsis of hod *Aim ter the of pm& ; sod Imp s Om writ ea, in majametien • tlio~oweawees. modid, poisfol, framisleat hob. inissesi *a bossism mom of We menessies. Now Meths exposure been met ? isms Misses Mee sat like one of liewor's Meseta hisin a eirmi—of drrUll dot, piriseps—cm= Ohm ad swims, and refiresees is extremism maim, in aim mlos OM all the British Alegre is. tingeing ; rd this with in mask trait as them bin hfs firmer thugs of ben( whisk he mow tacitly ableism. without the gems of adimmisiging gene. " • odour-eeriest dike 411 rd, who must hews sabred that after I left it, hes lima la the Time how Um oilier is pretested in the aspeniitint ter hi aim feed. I propose s ham kin to lbw hew ko it protested in tk•mea t seatnets far Ids rade:lZ aim hew he is kis Feral rights, by law std anstoms, from ',premiss hissilines ; thse most iag this now Marge tyranay. renwidle, at bets are the bee argsmsate, I will Isom Mr. President's oballitisto wish themeelms elm, merely remarking that whoa doe pot both thew runs over, and premed is etas as emer ream eurieusly seissidnit with the aridag of h list Misr. " throe regiment, end it it taderstood two others IN la the isms prolieutent„ maim/ their i ear tie see. TM: tistitiag had passed bear ille r fad pases a r the =et elethim ; passed the rogimemid board of bad beta resolved by Me mem imi worm for @moral menths„ whew, by ezporioesa it me did that the sloth was mot es mod as it ought Is bays Ism Now bat a very skilful manufacturer multi, Mama the tee of wear, have diemered the defect ; bat it was them disemered, and a report was immediately made of the bes is das =andel im-Cnief, who at as ordered tie distisig M be reamed to the colonels, directing them to provide new and heist. Lad to pretest Mr. Proudest ism sin this last as • mot that the colonels do seek to drat timi man. I will kllsw the Mooted clothing to its ultimals iminollom. The bargaies mods by *demi with :Mk *Mims am ee stria gent that they in turn throw this eimaslim ups the lair, who, equally moistest, 'brier it is the menalbsiarer.—W. Narita, NeJor-Gemral, Colossi of the 27th Regimeat.— Jas. 8. 1849. ' P.B. I ' , apposed to lave read Kr. Gladstones letter I. the Mondani, and wrote Ai., my mower, before I saw the assents in the Ti,..,, which are more forcible, sad ham the amigo of emanating from an unintended quarter, but having commenesd I will, with your penaisel pro mod, and in die time (iv. my third letter al coded to a bove ; the public will this have at last mdt tibia feels on whisk to form its judgment of the British military system as regards the protection of the private soldier." SCOTLAND. EDINBERIII, lAN. 9. At a recent meeting of the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, the chairman stated that he had been asked to co-operate with the Finance Reform Asso- ciation, and wished to know if he should do so officially. The members preeent expressed themselves favourable to the object of the atmociation ; and, although no formal decision was given as to the conduct to be panned by the chairman, there can be no doubt, from the composition of the chamber, that, when the time mimes, it will throw its influence into the scale of the association. T.'.e first tract of the emaciation has been sold largely, and to-day a gratuitous issue oom mewed from door to door. The demand fa payment of the crown teinds has mot been confined to Brechin, but has been extended to the shires of Ross, Cromarty, and Moray, so that there is now little chance of the application of the hunters of &whin for exemption being successful. The progresive increase in the poor-rates for &el and is causing much alarm, and that it is calculated to do so will appear from the following statement of expenditure : 1841-6, 238,8141. ; 1845-8, 308,0441. ; 18484. 436,3871. The report for 1847-8 will be laid bike* parliament next month, and in it it is reckoned that the expenditure will be 630,0001. In 1847 the assessment was at the rate of 41. 13.. lid. per cent. on the annual value of the real property of the country, or nearly Id. per head of the population, aceordingto e last ceases. In 1847 the registered poor amounted to 85,971; casual poor, to 80,399: total, 148,370, or nearly 1 in 18 of the population, provided there be no repetitions in the eases set down as casual poor. The papers have mentioned that the Earl of Aber deen has caused a marine barometer to be sat up for the we of the fishermen on the seat coast of Soot land: his lordship would used, however, to teach them the use of the instrument, as the Aberdeen harbour trustees had a barometer placed on the pier at the time the lest hurricane took place. The local papers remarked at the time that so far from consult log it, the !lettermen declared that the weather had been worse since it was pet up. Amongst other incidental proofs that the Queen and royal family intend continued residence in the Highlands, may be mentioned Prnoe Albert's answer to the Spalding Club. Having been requested to become its patron, the Prince, in accepting caw, stated that his interest is the institution would be enhanced by his residence amergst the moms of its labours. WALES. DIVOIVINIT OP ♦ 11UPP0610 MlllDERSlL—Yestur day information wee remised by the po li ce that Tomes Williams, charged with the murder of Thomas Edwards, his lelkow arryint, by dishing his brains out with sa are, at (Itedy, near Brace, on the 17th of Nov. last, bad been hiss 'wiener is Ipswich ganl, under the muss of ChM Ithe, white he had been sentenced to a months imprison. meat for straw a plus -asks from a osaiscsicosees shop in Ipswich. PROVINCIAL. Tin FOILTHCONINO LAAOUR BANQUgT AT MAN outorraa.—A manias of Use general eommittee far toper iatendisi the preparations fee the epresehlos Inoue imagoes wu held is Tuesday, and wee vm, womweeely attended. The chairmen, lir. 0. Meow, apitioml that ass of the priadrel objame woe to eseatais fees the repro motatime of the estreommitteee peewit the mom mode ht the ormarsteste so IF, and to take Anytellor ems which start seggeseedie men oat tlie'etet in He might state gerserally that the eareptanese isilendens from the proposed given we very satidasesey, sad than wee miry promise of a met imminent gedi lemeuld be sere that the list dyke presidents sai iammfMomakedy embraced about 460 aantee, and that it Winged dude bast ' Meads throtialenn the (chatty. He did mot know that they ever responded more willingly to any appeal. The imams who had weed invitations to this period were—Mr. Anthem, Y P , Mr. W. Beholleld, Thompass,l4.P., Mr. Heo. Thompson, M.P., Mr. Charles Hindle,. WP., Sir Joshua Walrasley, Mr. J. Denlatosra, Id P.. Mr. Ales. Henry, NI P. ; Yr. Cobden, DI P., Kr. T. M. Gibson, II P. sad Mr. Jobs Bright, M.P. Of amine gentlemen would landerstaud that there had as yet been warmly sufflonot time for many gentlemen to re tars suswers, the last of the letters Inning only been issued cu &tardily eight. The representatives of the sub-oomsairt. tees were then called upon, and It appeared from their state tants that all the anangemeata were progressing very nth. fesewily. The following are edditiocal seceptatioss to those' abeee-nand:—Kr. J. S. Trelawney. ld P.. Kr. W. Paean, M.P. ter Cork, Mr. J. It yaolde. 11 P. for Denbo, sad the Larof Leicester, Saitord, Wokelleld, Warringtim, sad trs ea, Glaa.s at LivaarooL.—lt blew a very Miff gale at Liverpool on Tareasy night end screeds, moraine. an , Mere were a few dimmers moat the shipping, bat fortunately so lass of life. - OF CRUM—At the Quarter encsiona far the borough of Buckingham, held on Tuesday, there was het one pri4oaor le trial, a man ler fowl steeling. The wader, in his charms to the grand pure, stated that it gave hie great piairara to coscrat..late them no the eat, of •he saleadar, and 'WO ',peony when it appeared that there had been then guides asssioaa limes his lag attnednace in Jemmy, IM$ It was a happy and singular chessman's, or so large • distriat, sad a proof, that the law at least, wee eapeeted. /111.31ThATION INsT&AD Ur Wita.-05 Tateday smaing, rho lame benqvituinet•roons of the Guildhall, Bath, was crowded with a respeaubla multi ire, assembled to coo- Mier the people(' of with Ring pa/Fitment in fame, of ' Mr. Coledee's motion for the Istrodnetion of • elates is all ear treatii • with foreign asthma, Mediu , ' the metres, i• ease of future disputes, to resort to arbitration instead of war sad for a rediseti pa of owe mast immense military esorodi tors. The Ur. T. Spews was eared to the chair, and said It math never la ease of dispute ha erred that pistol., swords, sad anima amid settle on wh aide truth sad jnetia 1 y ; madam might, therefore, better toss up them attempt in • the choir geievacets by a resort to arms, whisk only moulted in the lows of many Bois sad moth mosey, and in giving victory, Pot to the one with right on hie side, hat to his who had the 'epaulet gown at hie sa nd. How mash more reasonable, thee, was ato sums WOW to eater, is ease of Ware cleave', to a tbird party, who should decide as to Ike wen', and what Sunda toot to be m oored to the aggrieved party. This otiontry had 26 years' war w ith Franco, sad what was lib* remit f llsay lives were gasmoyed, sash weskit wasted, sad great simay mated oa Irak reds, sad we aweesdad is driving B.ageste hoot hs *vows, to lams his aspbaw replaard by the ?nests epos Us 945. War Owe was so evil sad a folly that byel pod with IL—R. Charlton, Esq., of Brawl, Ia mot W Ora resolaties, ebesdal dos sae imported advantage of tle premed plea el adassolest mar sir de, that pot red el de videos poldide =akin than"n 4 4 Pitt • Jed. la id owe cause—a rimy dam would net be leasealed ter a mooed la say jedlcial preessdiag. • It tad bees seed bow they_seuld m emo ism/Neese with the tams st aditraters ? Ile replied that se selimedea weed be bindle, dal bed ponies bad =d ia die may. adellMr„ titer seek as sent, reams es kill tam premiss it would bdag dews meal didissuar lethal whisk /dewed is • ems tibias& et WI/ is a essemsreid treaty or the repelled= et debt, sad ibis MB et szseadtaily rare eseseseass. Side might sagest list ft was set from tsa r Opel& edam, bat Wren el is maim wsn from se am ay.+ ib•• were se maim bream ; lot to ad fist We ding trades were se sandy observe/ maistrise de ° en the lieviagaseardiag armies as they were by alma mamas, e doe it was a mere enmities mbar/ wills terse et spiels& that termed the reel sategesd. The speaker referred Is dzatheliag at mead esialag. asps. daily Weems this sad Pressikes allsedbig a gabs adertaidy sastelsg mod a treaty se wee premed h j Mr Wiem t owl @modeled by moria, a mantas " That as appeal ft mesa dm the *salesman el diked dis putes howl= meat merillee ef lids sad property ; that the ersediag mmylbstas heals hallogs towards ether esuatries exerts am lammed Miaow epee the home min imise, oboes trade, ad hopeeedites the soh aseriersa tuadd sad dist, asverthelim ili t mature is amide me led usestded ; sad, esmeguestly, esodsmsel_ by Nikko, ream, jades, ma/ die best Mowed et meaktd, sad that, ter them it is the =set this meeting that it is better to refer all satimal M arbitration rather thaw wer."—Mr. Ulm Benitt dm spike at gnat leg*, mad was warmly received.—Tim ressiedes was the put treat the chair, and carried daiii snowsl.—Mr. Tows eutaise Z. Ihtutden moved the dep ths o f a petitiou to parlimasat embeddieg the spirit ot to. reseluden, which was adopted by seslamatioa. CLERICAL. --- Pitaimuturts.—Rov. W. Alin, to Faso.* C., Carswell. —Bev. D Danis% to Lieswo. o.MeOpmerteigni-Iw. T. Y. De vito, is LimISIS" Ohm, w. AL. die. Lo.; WV. with no.; pit, toed Ohoweiler.-Iw. W. Dry is Stroud C.—Sev. D. IL Imo, to Llowlegwiewp D.—M. 1. Gathat y oc•Lbant Asst. C , Oroarome.—Bov. I. Oielik to North P.C., SAW, dia. W. ;112. : OtmlorkweA—lter. C. D. thews, to VVladli.—Dow. J. Crisis,,Wilton As r„, salmi . lalitoo, Lotiptaboll C. VW-IW. J. D. 1410.4bea, to Whim Tombilimi—bow. a. O. to thoitAiWs Owed, Diew l Itio. A apot. P. Akre/ere. —Aro. T. Itowtlay, to W. iwthehi somes latothootose—arr. M. It. Mar, to Rogan P. C., SwSolblk;l livitalLuizt. P. C., the D. sod iterobli.—. I. Wiy; Se Huddersfield, Tort; AA Dip.; 1151.; pat. Wie. A. Dietia.—tee. A. Hibbli', to Little Wog 11.. Dien; dio. laaL ; 411111.—ftev. W. Lewis. to Holy Trinity P. Cat*. Toth.; die. lip.; 1001.—Itev. T. eau* to be Chap. sotto* Dui of Ontlolego,—/tro. T. Welsh, to Peplos C., Darby.—Par. A. Oirigwiek. Wilt. Paul's P. C., Butley.—llov. moo, to Waseirior C., Wilts. NAVAL Woomust, Jaw. 10 —Basilisk, it -sloop, was takes Into the bads yesterday to ban en, Ikea cestokted. As sew se she k wady. , alliewt be kr ems days, sho will be tried down the stow ink the Alesir o mil ea their wawa to Weakfish they will bok rosin to be osnwieskasd. ADIMPALTT, Jas. 1 0. Paallartoxi enwanaders A. Hide est W. Peel, to be online —Lkatessals: Z. P. B. Von Dumb sad T. IL Lyn.; to be Osnmeisra—Aronannerrs.— Wad Cable N. o.lmea, le a lp; Z. A. Lanka sod W. Whit eman le iletory ; Hon. P. Teepawee. MOTIIIT AT =II Om.— At flosbeetar, sa the 4th Fei Mr. W. Barak SO yews, et IMP be spat la the monk& 11. Wa ksw.idadrel Cawkiken = mobs of denied " Maw bad% ..to of the =We two 11W. *wild kW* lased the dka at the yes line en of Set wren makut MILL Clyde. tine wear wLe s er less Ys Wows et lbsenses (die wink, PIK Yaks, kw, retard lo tehe Awes et tin dikt); ant n dew. awl in beim Prod of selkth la Wei Wist l e vi al 1w balk awl NW W ms ft the IL Pismo at tY Onsi Note, be lanai onnierady weserad tb pip kr genes ear dip easy from the madaywin bar annerier, Mr Zany Ilerterd link We sae. weisd, sad taw sin wee keened Be. the seetieses Ilest awl sea. twin to taw Donn by herds. Is this rervis, ski, be apart Peas Admen sad seengs." MILITARY. Taoors ros Poauuox venom to the loser boot door elate view yesterday of the distribution of the part elle arm regime* eed. we have to edd that we have Jolt received • eswasoodeMsw beet • eserespuseleat St Hark to Ws east: H divines. OM bat, waterked on Si edgy la the Java, tom isistesk; herhoperters &Ai" 70th feat, saitark ,pwriedum, la the Fort Dallies4r, fee Bawd NA fest, also to (=bat oft Hark at Wednes day fates Bombay be Swallay. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHEsTER—Tonmay. CHIP= CUP.-33 to 1 offered oa the held, but ant►ing demo DitaPT.-9 to 2 ogee Flying Dutchman, 7 to 1 mit Tad lox, II to 1 opt liasepwatb, 20 to 1 apt Oaterley, 25 to l apt WWI (t), SO to I opt strusgtow (t), 23 to 1 opt Numsykirk (t), 1,000 to ►e WI Newport (ti, HIE MAJESTY a 23TAOHOUNDS will wet OW Friday (waatlisi pralgiog), at Bedfast Tollgate, at 11. Zato Intelligente. NOTICES._ _ Lau. Csatesav-Len.JaraW o;ek for Hilary Term, lila.— tadpole's reasnad : drub.. Sad at Ittleiban ; Norfolk Railway Wokbewes.—Pliessaddenarren Demi at rly v. Gaylord; d. 0. : lash a Yule; & O.: Manna Liesker.—Cauns C.—Crows : v. Zr ie lt o pet beard; Sours= v. Jerauerban ; Hay... Drone ; v. Omega; ananteg v. Arent (3). part beard; Hooper Ilelma (2), part hard; IPlLiebeal v. Hipline; Houk( v. &era). rsbaarlai put beard ; Gus LAW aed Ono Company laneada (3) ; Canny Y. Onnesay. alter ter.; Miyake V. Hamm (f); L 0.: Wane v. Ida; a. 0.: Biggs v. Nailer, lAN Pea V. 1140021111 (1), alter tern; •am Onigni v. book. Bator tam; Ankh V. 011atrr; Ilawkasto v. Oasbernean awl Working:out liallasy; Dina .. ir o=4; henna Y. Thomas ; Mass v. A. Wood.. Wood (21; e v. Hasalla (3); Foes v. Whltnote; Braden& v. Laniard; Plennes v. Haulms; Usk v. Beaky (1); Moody Payne (2); Aran v. times (3); Adana a deem Pad v. Pps; Wined v. Andel; Dense.. Detbasa., Hargr ave.. lasegrean ; Bayley., Oberman ; Pk,.. My; Carl ty Y. Oontemay ; Woolard v. ; Leaking Akar (2); Hawks) v. Hanlon; Aderrin.Oseerml v. Ouse abeit; Jaws= v. Nebel),; P debit v. Platt; Ordala v. Oriandale; &alp v. Wlesal; Atteraey-Osesralv. Peak, alter Was ; Jo. P ali (3); Walker.. Miler (1); Winks v. Hartwright ; llPOinent v. Issas (II); Towasbead v. Manta; Bain V. emus; ankh v. Downes; Hefts Y. Oresseay (3); Lennon v. Mae (2) ; Kirby.. Plata (2); 'Frye Y. Oloutesok Ceepotatkat; Cave v. %Ida; Nennet v. Haase (3); Hanford v. Clapetaa; Danko v. Wins (4) ; Hatable.. amble (12); Atteraeaoeiseral v. an.; ; Piave) Y. Lan; Mebane v. lltaltena ; Leaseen v. lateber ; Prke v. Ilsirincer , 3);Ora k v. Omni (2) ; &doe V. a finnan ; Lena v. Jams ; Dasinand Y. Aortal (4); Wake v. Mein; Deny v. lame (6); Bromley.. Wein (4) ; limas v. Da_ ‘ irles (3) • /Mak Y. Salt& New sew: Agency-Oeuvre) y. Clang nerpontlea; Hank= Y. Menne; Lawmen.. West Saddisen Waterworks; Naylor.. Nay. le esekett v. Cawood; Citabeelka v. Manna; Lee v. Elatalk ; Berea.. 84aye (2). Haynes; Attorsaynkeeral v. Bangisset; Man v. Feawisk ; Pelly v. Wants (2). POLICE.-Y TZILDAY. BOW-STRNITT.--8aatoo• CSAILOI AGAINST • CLINGY IIAN.—A clergyman, who at first refused to give hi real name or address, was charged with having @malted Samuel Cooper, a private in the second battalion of the Scotch Fusi lier Guards, wails on duty at Clarence House, the town residence tithe DINNING of Kent.—A short time after the charge mom aced, the prisoner, feeling very wisk,requisted to he applied with a oraught of water ' which was ham din telly compiled with, and he VIM also allowed to alt in the dock while evidesse against him was taken.—The cone plaiaaat deposed on oath that, about half past ten o'clock at night, while on duty at the residence of her royal hightails, die prisoner pissed smoking • cigar, and attar going towarAs what Is called the milk-house gate, leadiart into St. James's Park, he turned, and .ving gime through another gate, he came oat aloe' the Duke of Batherland's wall, atter which he crossed ever to the portico under which witness was standing and said, "A wet tight, s 'Mier," upon which he replisethat it was The prisoner thin asked kin over whets house be was keep ing guard, sad, noon his saying the Duct's* of Kent's, the prisoner made use of a disgusting exprewinn, and hail hold of witness in an improper manner. Witness instantly gave him into the custody of the vrtraot of the guard, at the guard house. He appeared to be perfectly sober -Hr. Henry : Were any other persons versant —Witness. I think Hesse were two;persons who took shelter frets the rein, bat when I took bun into mistoily a crowd collected. —The primer said he bad no question to ask, hat all that had been said against him wee a great untruth, and he polities:ly denied hauls p made use of say isdaseat expression --Coassabie Cronin, 158 C said he ism called tram Bt.James'-street, and on proceeding to the guard room, the eomplaisant rive the OM* .content that he did to the omit, after which the prisoner denied bevies assaulted him, bat did rot contradict hiss tee to the improper *R pm 400 although he did whets taken to the statimbouee. —The nriscorr said that the guard-room was lull of soldiery, and bad he then heard that be was law accused tit using suck *acre .iOW, be would have deuied having done so The constable beini further questinard, said that while going through tne park te t • stadia, the prim n. r said it was a shame that ties soldier's word should he taken in preference to his. aid e tmpiain d that an ullicer Wealth., to the resilient did tot sloes at the guard room, bat hr did not @Rpm, a wish to we ant of them.— The soldier hiring needled, said that when the nature of the (merge was tip Mood to the onsets!r in t e K.. SONGS of tae prisoner. Le made no obsrvation.—Mr. 11• cry to the pri sumer: You hive heard the whole f the snails against you, May 1 ask, hate you given join real name T—Prisoner : No, my cease is Heart C .erle Heller. —Mr. henry : A Her pear P—Prioner : Yee —Mr. : Are you doing duty at presses P—Pris leer : Yee, at tist.it, near Guildford and asking, and am a 'serried can, but never was there a pup pies°. et the kind thrown upon me Itelre.—A astgeant of the rudder Guards said that SO ha I known the complainant malt.; 'grave years, hat his conduct was irregular, or he would have two stripes on his arm.—Mr. Henry: alas any animism; shwas ever been wadi agates% tie?—The Serpent : Except lot ebience Iron da•y, or nriog tionsioaally druuk, bat 1 rev r know his ceseerned in sash an afar cc the prestiL—•Mr. H nry, adirrising the prisoner, said that he should submit the we to the Gina iteration of a jury, and it be had 'anything to my ho was reedy to hear him.—Tha pries. r r. plied that he was Goias pletaly at the s a rcy of the wildier, mad he distinctly denied the whole of the enarge.--Mr. Henry: Ten may use your own dilation in ace .unting for brit g is such • plats at each an hour —Toe Prienser: I was poiag to Pimlico, and was standing wader the portico from the rain when I spike whim.—Mr Ht tiry : Have yin any ee idenee ia town P-1 2 1 sone? : 1 wastoppingunly Won* night at tire Bell and Crown, in Holborn, sad warn on my way tnt Pimlico, to set a friend who is never at home till a late hour —Mi. Wary theft said that the statement of the soldier was in some degree onn grag• d by the pyrites., of the enastable, upon tidied which he would sweat no mild ,a, except that they did no= to him to be Sounded upon perjury ; and, as it was a THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11. 1/449. and the imilishnum was taken up.—Captala Wilkinson said that whoa the MOW was tikes cap for the mewls ha was put into prison hat allowed income on hosed regularly for his food. It was suggested he should make some compromise with the Romskin, Out be mould eat pu to it; so, to save the man from imprissowent, and to saw say Wither trouble, he (Capt. Wilkins's) gave the captain of the port a bribe so the anima attempted to be deducted from the mate's wages. lie admitted that the mate had refused to ousstioa his doing Yardley said it was a strange sort of pro ',Whig sad inhibited a clarions mode of sammary Jurledio don. TU captain had probably mood judiciously ander the eirourostawas. but as the wasplainant bad refused to sena ties the reseeding, the amount °mild not be legally de domed • still as a matter of good feeling he ought to make the captain some 'Howes°, for a sum expended to procure his liberation. It was dully agreed that the complainant should accept IL, and allow s matter to rest. Daring hia evidence, Capt. Windom led that the Russian miler referred to had bow asateseed to WO laskee, for behaving imoleutly to the harbour-master, but being amid to be a free nun the sentewe weld net be tarried wt. ho 'herald rewire the primer to lad sureties , :Mir wen of INK owl two hens keeper i. 1601 each, with ferny-right hews' modes, to answer it at the wet meow (Tuesday) d the Otatral Criadnal Court.—The mer was thee renewed hum the bar, and ea the arrival or the ems he wee orsveved to pekes. GUILDHALL Citation 07 BIIIIIIZSLIX2II7. S. HaffhirismiCsesaketsr, formerly la the empley of Ili. Ws's, sans mamma la Norgate market, wee finally easailmed slurped with nab slog the sum of 21141., the of I hie luster. Is .deli es to the evidence gives se examination, mod whisk appeared I. the &wen of Hooky, several pedal proved Wring paid moseys to tho primer, who, se deposed by the prosecutor, had sever to muted kr the mask This *video's being all that wee reonlaid to esupisle Ike ease, the prisoner was eontadtbil kr twaL WORIIIIIPHTILI1T.—CI•1101 op BUZOLitIIT. W. with his grandkaase, &abler, High mum, was charged with leaviag berplarionaly eating ma beam, esupied by Mr. W. Timothy, sod Woks thlteekeet krerfatft of plate semi other &Moles. the medpr t if d liesasather the presseetees premises were emeermill the alebtomd a number or silver spouts sad Misr Wein them the lower rooms. No make of 'Usual eleines were append; sad tee polio! mime to the endemics that ea estreace had been effected thrust • trapelese la the reef, to which Gooses eoald ea be obtained three& teas se the Wicking premises. It laving been asseratked that the prase - er had been in fre quent essunnaketion with well knows thieves, the akin peeeemisd to the been, mad the prkener's box was found to delNde a peed • gravpspoon, and a ter spak, Whiii were *UMW the prosecutor as pert of the sesrareperty. Upon further search 0 • discovered se bewail the aranter of his 's shop a shrike key and eight ordinary street-door keys, together milk • wiedety of brew knobs. numbers, and Ouse, which hod evldlutely boss wrenched off different doors : • dark boom and other articles showing strong suppicka wen nee toast —lt having been intimated by the oaken that sown' ether rubberier had bun perpetrated in the haw- Mate aolghboarheod, sad that they expected to be able to estobliali other eases against him, the prisoner, who declined filkillas may datum, was remanded. Hemaino Can.Pano.—Joris Wad was finally ezasained, shovel with having robbed several children of mossy sad eau Midis in the pshilic struts, under the circus -101110,11 detailed in the Daily Nauss of Friday last. An other warp of a similar kind wes nnw brought forward, sad the prisoner was owanitted for trial. Swaisvutnica.—The following additional donatioas were I ressleed far the benefit of Mr. Smith, the reduced sculptor, and lab family : Mr. William Gill, Leamington, • p st-u See order ke Is.; C. 8. P., 65.; a Courehmen, 6s. ; P. Y., 2s. IL m peeve stamps; P. H., per Gaelic. and lleetlyi. 2L ; T. D ., 2L ; and • check for 101. Irma H. D. H., St. Helen's-obese. CLERKENWELL.—Auatosso ASSAULT IT BAILIFFS. y Pinner and W. Field, bailiffs riverbed to the Paiute- I Saar; were charred by Mr. W. Siddill, brass founder, with 6 1 hying ussulted him. The case appeared in this paper on Illigiday.—Mr. Sidney, solicitor of Hawn-garden, attended Is the prosecution, sod said that on the 21st of December his client was taking home some brasework to one of his cu. 1 , tome,., when the defeadants tell In with him, and seising g him took the property from him, when they poked and but him with it in an violent a manner that he kiss ever since bees very ill, and be dot. rained oribringlag them aquatics,. He hod no witnesses to call, for the assault took place in • I bye plane. where none but the parties themselves were pm sent. He (Mr.. Wary) bad inspected t h e Oar. himself, and y he costarred that no one could have witnessed tne trans. series but the parties thetas/les& He called the 'owlets. set, who gave partly confirmatory evidence of Mr. S.doey's quails odium to the bench, and said the assault happened on the 21st of Deeember.—Pinner, one of the defendants, said, rho attics he bad received fro m the sumatoning officer represented that the assault took place on the 22d of Dec., and he bad witnesses to rove that on that day he was not alleged --- • . BOOTNNT AND rim Foust° busitwoasx.—Mr. Nadas drew the attention of the re porter us the ease of Lsdy Boothby and a young Irishwoman, whom her ladyship brought to the court, which was inserted in the daily papers last week, end stated that eft= th e court had closed, Bradthaw, the ranunoniag =Boer, came back sad reported to him that, cm taking the young woman to Simard, the relieving °facer of the Falba= Uairm for Hameseremith, that °Soar directed him to take her to the Hammersmith Wi &home, with aa order for her admission for the night, and a promise that her cam should be properly in gutted into in the morning, but on the way the young woman refused to socompaay Bradshaw to the workhouse, and d that she had not applied at the workhouse, as she had told Lady Boothby and the magistrate, nor had she slept the night before in a ditch behind the wenches's, as she bad said. RAILWAY NEWS. WZMIZSDAT. On the whole we have a rather better market in shares, bet with little alteration in prices, except in Great Northern., which have recovered their recent depnesion in some dre -BHAILS 1.18".-. degr e e. JAwrkay 10. Etna —Tbs dnotalless of Ham is Zama animaters donate actual Marmakma: Mae of linsi in Maks wean' prima FLIP. /MID 44 41110410141 . l4 14 Id) LOW/Oak 4.lo4ntarn 414 is 410010. Mei a alla 46 30. 4116' Do. Rem ta 113119. 10 Mr. ire11..1164 Mai I. ~ towlar IRA • "^ 40 Do. Cow. 7991 As II 104. M. 40 Do. do. inalne 11 M. II No Wa a ~..= /0061 104 Li Dc2116646 iOr Wl. a US. 1.. u . 1:0•12•140. Ila ei MILL sew. anl=o.anaallatt 21. 4 L 4 ...., Buit.VMat. la " 11 Dripoil w :E 40 Md. 10 elasach.,&44/.4Lnic;l6 66 Zl9. Mil!, .„., ... 10 M. 18 1 bat:l69ra .. Ne.l Ja 60. . 241• 10 Pc New in Prof. 116 23 4 ii I 40 , Da.GLOrna..Mbap. 66 244. 1 ell. 140 Midland. . i 4 100 Do. Cor r . 1 . 94:4 . 12, 22 26 I Do. am loran IN 1 - 6 al. 131 10 Do. Bins. & Dever as 66 00 ba.C.nrt•thr.ond. 116 123 41 69 lliddicaßed.6p4,ni 3 46 MM. 02 Wan Urinal 23 3 100 Mame* & Cdriiik Ille i 26 itlaith Mina ... , 1 , ia..10. 166, Do. i 'Arra ... . 99, 9 1 1 De. Owns .... D. Mi l" . " • 1§ ue.410 10 Do. DiniciLm ." =ol o 1, 11 4 11.tizabl... 00, 1lit ifro ; Pi illllllM 0011111 i. ow. NNAIoor.VOI Do.Nat.:,ol-24. 1 Dv. . LMJ4wiEids349 10 De...d0.. •0. 4.4w1 101 Do. awes N Do. do. Nag g 11 Eastern limos MA litr. ...... B SO Do. do. . C doSiiiii;44ga 4 "' tit:Xi: PC ! Ems% n Vu. or Li c M •-• 400..L00gr.e 113 0117444 ral 114 13e jig* , le• Fe. Tb — ird .7 : 1 NerMM . . .. ! De. : Do. Gomm Dor CL De do. Spey Coa l N.Y* &MA. Western {Korth diafforuablre. : Oxf.Worom.,&Wolv. Rood. timid.. t lAAM ,Argetoss *MAMA 13couidt Oaawsl 4300444 Midland acrious.,Ole lailusws...Mr don • Do. do. linr.getar. SkreaseGNagli WM IM. Halm Do/Uowcoiry I De. Rao ...... . i fIZ :141 41 11 9i .141 .1,41714.1. 11% I 't 1 14 14 143 d. ib . ILI 83&W•• 4u 4t 6 4d. if Yid. 4f I 1 on the spot where the _ - smash tifalipiase.—Mr. Combs questioned the complainant as to the cause of the mis take.—He r. plied that upon reflection on his return home after he had applied at this wart for •warrant, he recollected that the &Lir occurred on the 21st instead of the 720 d of D math r.—lt appearing by the information book that tke eomplsinant had swam to the assault having taken place on the 22nd. Mr. Combs dismissed the case, refusing to bind the defendants to appear at the sessions. bowhooptelasp. ii Do. t 2$ Essew, reil..l•;;e: IV 611114 ll wawa .... Ili Do.do.1:::rod Do ao SI rot 011. 2i Do. Ks . ... ' Ot.tfoulli &Wallin' 'R.N.:re:O oP ia*low &IL 4i 113111 I BhrcvéEUao • 1 i AV'. • ...... .101: .... lyest.PA. ... • I — EZ qvio!! 4d. . 4 4 MARLBOROUGH STREET --s . _TIALINCI • PICTURZ. TL 7 I 200 it i . i ....... __._ —... ...ern ~ ..11411 -C Anderson and J. Tracey were charged with having r o c Orem* ;i • m'D .. do. ..... No I,lu LW i Ames 21 De. do 2ll led. stolen an oil punting, value 2l , the property of Mrs. Moore, 24 o. e „w oo ...... .O Ma all DO. ft°. , a immoral dealer , residing at 2 6, Tottenham -road.-A 90 Do. Mho MI to , Do. do liege .47* 7e policeman stated that on the previous evening he saw Ander 16 De. Ress.l7l l ed. 10 1 Do.do. Snip So. 4,71 be Ilunandgellig 33 ,gouth Walea. , _. ... . or, e 1. sue in Tottenham-cuurt-road. Knowing hiss to b. a bad 26 D e. i A m . . oo ye ic 6 '.B Yvri.,lhm..a . Ciarie 8, 4 id. character, witness crossed over to the opposite side of the De Da. i Mast ._. . as Op. 4 ! Yak el ADM.- ... itt id. street to watch his. He then sew Tracey go up to Ander. edsod (Wino ' . •Sr 60 Wear Pales iipahrl 10 De Mien 1 71r. 26 Dr Mr. .-•• • • • • ~ 3 i 411; son, sad they remained in conversation fur some minutes. i n L , 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,..nii4,,iii 16 , 01 ,,,, , 4 ... .. 1 Tracey then crossed over, Wowed by Anderson. Just as tlif lio. do de 40 " Wine Ewa. g Warn 1313,1 ei. they got t Mrs. Moores, a waggon came past, which for a 43 Da it norm ... llB6. 111 Win Alhinoth. Wen moment ob-cured them from his sight. Directly it hid IP ft :,11-7 , ::. • 3 ... ,r, , rf,' ,e6, le Ta e ca t; N e l l I passed be saw the prisoners corning towards where he was eg D.. sesoneih.,.;: 4 coL 16 D o gOs.iikaiNw ir, standirg. Tracey had the picture produced in his hand. 13 La 7'2014 . 72 7td. id Liodoh mitt wen , ltf Anderson, who recognised witness, ran away. Witness then p. , ~„. , D...Aw e ". „ww uriho ...4lPa L I I IIP. 8 DoUNE•Piteoll'eef 71 if el. Da Yr& Nth. Midland fai pillared Teat try, and salted him what he had got in his nand. 36 Lea•Prvaterin Wristlet ST 10 .T , u, - 101 aL. When Tracey saw it was althea. headdrossed hies by name, Ifs Da inane .... 14 . 6 p. 116 De. E... W. f10.Nr.261 174 saying " You have got me to rights Ws time. lum glad • • 9.1 itt+ W Lledl ai ll t Thirst . . t.t 14 POOH. rt•SILIL; GI .4nele-innere . .. of it, for lam quite tired of living as I have done." Ander- eo j*,1, , ,,,,, ~,, * 264, iv 8 ...Cants ri si son was subsequently takes into custody.-Mn. Moore Wen- 11 Ifre.do Pni.dnerti a 2 & 117 Ca lk llrr.tOr.li Veto int Pil idled the pia ire as her property. She had seen it safe ~,_B l 14 ° 0117. a sores . 16 Dea.ni, a i 76 Duke idienidt..,... '6l gig about a quarter of an hoar previous to the robbery.-The Q i v , E A .... ''.• Ire larraDis la heassirei primmer& were committed for trial. fie V La ihnSht•Let 33 0 : 34 1 . I Lemwebroion tif rid. Cll•ititta obi 08T/diets° GOODS rat FALen PalTaliCae.- 0 I hwiGuari •ner. tit 00 1 10 Unto. ~. ••• • Al W Nre,feren.6.l.22. 41. al ru Namur sad trese -ite tt W. Present! was charged with entaesisg, by falmi preteens., giu p,. thir.bp.O. lila 4iii 61 12 it ammo oe Frame b from Mr. R. I. Fuller, a broughem carriage and &elixirs, 6 naArsar.thertliat 7 awe t bonleseit 2i 1 value 1901., with intent to defraud him of the same.-Mr. lee London sadnesses. I U Bane at . Lowe . "6l IC Me. do. . Itt 8 Clarkson, for the rroseention, stated that he believed the 1 ,, n 2s I. ,,, i t i Za /*** `,,,,,,,,i,, - i ; ix la I pine mad iikiMi; .. 3g primmer was as advert sing money leader. The prosecutor te In. Questa L 8 B. r 7 ,70 sad . .Itodus 11 was • casebook's . in Margaret - street, Caveadish.square. In 7 les- hew .. -- .. Inl 9 l 9 Pane II Strarboorrel lid. Novemosr last the prisoner went to his client, and asked to x 1 11• ,... 4.14"....-Looi I +2O Room rd flame 2.1 Smarm and acme be shown ohms carr and selected • Wyndham clareace. 10 Dont Or .La 8a 1i 31. 14 Mennen & Bale. . i The prisoner requested some alteration to be made in the 1e he lid sh.,bl Ili li 1 121 e T0rn ,.,,.. No. . ,ts 7E4. plating, and that hat crest should be painted thereon. The 1 1b.1ei0n...114 he 24 3p. 61 Was Oimodys... I. ea price of the and fittings wen to be 1901., MEETINGS -Warsaw's') AND Yttorteng• -Ad and he stated to • peanut- r that it was ta be • inward Reag-Yearlh Neeln -- Loodow. •Ine 80 . -18 e. P. 8 . guelle, cash transaction. The prisoner told the prosecutor I",ofthe 1 ° the e•dr• - The ° • 1 1 ° 8 of 1111° meats g .1° t° " tt l e .!_ sli° '''• port committee appointed to investigate tba Areas or toe NM that the Prescott' in Threadneedle.otreet were hie 1 .. 7. -To . , ............1 the peoeoedlaw by &Rummy,. cousins, and that he kept a cash account with them. When rimy... paragraph in the Timm which Matt that the capital a the carriage was comp' ted the prisoner said it was nut son- the eampaarbed bien milled op, which he denied. the proceeding violent for him to pay cosh, but he would give a bill on his farther, he was interrupted by Mr. Freddie, who thought it Owe. cuusios fur the amount. Mr. Faller permitted him to Plats' to go . I . ! , ,,e_e•feto r e• sharlit ! r k_t . .f.i l __ medal: .Pe _sot have the carriage. A few days afterwar's the prose- tees _ 6 = 4 2.= * 2_,__,l i r. ...___.,'l7.7i: o ft ...rds= cutor saw the carriage advertised tor sale, and he caused in. c s 'aV e r ..7, e 7. retta............... se reed. ....1./ p .jr. r . gowns to be nude about the prisoner, who could not be la the report of doicommittoe may he thw, swag ; found until yesterday, when he was taken into custody at c Thee samittee b snag taken Me their mat serif egeonaldwaliee his house in Gowerstrest. The bill became due on Tue.- the jscettka et lon agMeet win • view to elingem the most nay and was primates at Maws. Grote and Pfunott's for p asse mores for um mum le Mien Me from be emberresementa end to mace* the mendeeme of tae papoose, when it was dimovered that the orison- r bad not, h ..... h ........... 0 ... a ... 6th . buoiehti . „ o „....ith oo _ t. m e nor ever had any smug with the firm.-Mr. Feller estaes t os . t h e has t e g woe h — fridi e n t . Tim .1 - . i -i ender. having offered .v duce corroborative of tr.. above, the pri- 'WA that your cesedurre have sot hastily agreed to reelmasssil We saner was remanded distil this day week, bail being taken course. PreTiOne to the Win of Mr. Bete. to Killion% they 11111040- for tie appearance. &Sadly opposed to say further expenditure. It approk beesear, hem Ills evident, which is borne eat hy the erases. l e end other MARYLRBONR.--Tae B•WITART ACT. - Mr. Balls ao h a t era t inforagls,4 that the eates t ion to yawl Million wig era. was suaimuu d, at the humane. of the vestry of Saint Mary- tamely change the character of your posilon wenn a eels. to your lobo's. to answer a complaint charging him, as the owner shares, whisk otherwise they cannot pomibly °Mein. tour commit of t he Marylebonew Literary and Scientific Institution , tee Walt th at • swam moot was emotitted by °Patine the Ulm to certain; Th ome Town, es ;ken did not exist any probability of the trains be. Ed wnrd-strsrt• Portman N ara ' with sufferin g ing sullinstly remeneestive to nem ens wonting expenses. Mr drains and a srpools, at the adding in question, to remain n et .. ....g ats hi s p ostwe m ot e t, to h orse d . h. k ... et g e g t o in so foul • state as to be injurious to the health of the in- hod,' ti. pasemeggenstreme °gibe nom, otherwise your lose tom hanitants.-In evidence it was elicited that the committee of working it nail ken been maim than it ie. Tour committee feel the institution hod, , or a long period, dons all tne repairs at arondeet, however, *lithe tholls salt .hOw!,lien . ~ ,,e fhl weer . thtmere their own expense ; they were therefore bound to do all that Lt aa .,_• e /,'" aa , l s l _ m ea l rn r_ _ _V= ;_s",„„,a may ,,_"a_ll2,l* was required in the present instance .- Mr. Broughten ;f it r ii ; i M ii ,: x • ";""'x;;;;4a4rUr ii - i al e '; i l iiiitim ,,, a i i : i 7 i decided that the view taken up for the defence was a correct woo 11, the on and w hi c h are roos ie g and sow ~.. one, and accordingly diesaissed the cemplaint, adding that Pete sosresefally with the ntlwar wit altogether be taken off Um the authorities mists pros ed against Its committee. rood ; besides, the eztendre in emotion will entail very little mini. nasal eon la oseling, and the MAD axes ding to the most moderate SOU THWARK.-A So_ _Lmas's WIDOM.-Mrs. Chios nasa l h ,, . 6 a ... we the dh , eesee . to pay ...di.. Shane, the widen of an onion in the army, was changed ft hi believed improtrlas p m :vepretke dividepd I. the itharehaltiors. 2, with being drunk and exciting a distances-.-Mr . . Financial panties et the cowpony : The gum liabilities of the eon Pearson, who carried a child in his arms, stated that It he- pay amount to &OW. a not lorindshie ion it first Pie ► d. Year longed Lo the dekndant„ who had latterly become his lodger. committee ban k bowever,earsully mandned eh the cl. tads of three That she nu...anted herself to be the widow of an Mime xi lis t aies .. sad ,„;, - „„,,, lssida d, -S ,!..••• ma „,........... t•1 in all . fts , „. bs°••111 „ 1 1 . who died on his passage house from India. She had not been miii s may he made "'h p ' . 7.7" g t ,,77,r t • `,... -- ,7t..h —the IV.st long tinder his root when he discovered that she was addicted creditors as will amble them to devote all the fund& obtain. d to habits of intoireatioo, and on these invasions the child from the meet call, cayman of arrest., he., to the extension of was to.ally neglected. On Saturday last she received her the line se Keen Wiltiam„ and they rionaider e it abarlutely imperative period as au dames widow , aid returned home that the . ° ' sad° "mid •• 4 ° ° °° lt i m ei.elB t° this P uro " 4 * 3. k Payment Di lateen: Yost committee Wok it sin under marl ed dniek that he was asham e d to let his resis t Mg earmimetancee, rot lbw the present payment of int.tet should be h°•11 see that h a halt sack • ledger, sad la' eunemied. 4. Government tan: Ton eonim nee And that after formed her that she shoul d not remain in his house. t he to sow sue low been waived , the full maraud of 53,01103. On the previous day she went from home in th e atoning to he adenoid by government will have been realised, the in. wilt the Child, and warned at night with some smarm- waste erldelleCt five leer mean era amount lo 4.1.3,0! itet; Wink looking woman so intoxicated,that, instead of permitting her entered ea w a ssa i a si g im i r .1., ,h— c o m m i t . A WI % an t . • to enter cep hoer to disgreee it, he called a policeman aced t an go ths shm boat lot the pewwt t they kern that Inv* her Into cdstodY• B. added that when sober, the do - title We boa skied, dons is the ore of souther compary, Sudan' was lady-like in her manure, and that he had no whose Amadei polkas is mush more favourable than your& resua to fiad fiat with her, and that his chief motive in Diadahning an persona Soling., she WWII menially any eu, b on. Riving her into custody was on smarm of the child which he P°'4r atatives ram alluding tu dis a. letter of Mr. A,Aerom, and held in his arms, and which, iron her lir quest habits of in. wi i , e".7..., Id on'. . .. 1 Win maw, you tom. re uee newitheime , tam mew !Mould sot n num toxirstion ran the risk of meeting with some accident or other. nipped upon them, nor obaseneatiouely discharge their duty to the The defendant burst into tears and ejaculated that she would sotteholdere. did they not recommend you ,o weer( the I tee-nateta make a solemn vow to abstain from liquor for the remaind.r of Mews. Ardente; Ho se, and Emery, _tittle p ntlen e n baring of her iite if she was permitted to be disclierged.-Mr Cot- Wan the isles daemon a the *lderked and Slillehli7 &Olen Magna slid that it was a dreadful immune of the descries from aul IL* ;Leak . , 110 ,"; bat la=re,a_ al the ei' m alesi." el, ?La._ five vise of drinking, mad that the child at prelims man not y o ur mo r k „ tied.,.ar.,...bier s the",.. ).,.., b ie a s ,y et ' a; be delivered ap to • woman so utterly forgetful of her duties im ,„, ser i ous am of =wowing...mg, wkieh h oes ,rd . 0 L„, tests hi e to* Yid/ it. hie added that the beet thing in thought he an inhoetee over year y. They eke rehire Ins. Ilia them two could do in such • cue was, to mad the defuclaat to gaol, gentlemen Uri er their denim, and ontutue to MAMA on where she would not have an opportunity of indulifiug in the dine ion' oad they suggest, that the time nvaill. llll In In her propensity for liguor k and where she would have time tm . o rn ... snnulg u.k to l drit .. gUnd 11 4 b t r i oss a"P" pooe o r str l et uf tw othe t o r og se l nesnen ' o r e ,,,,, Wile y, for nil eaten to !Weyer the UM of her WON, which were se .p.eramor t regard o, the ;s p rat .. ,h e a l s , e r s ... w as impaired by her women. -The defendant was then ordered i s owiro o ses. yoir catomittee would Impress on the attacks of the to he lock« , up. aliarebelde s the absolute bapernow of acted ream that all the re- THAM RS -TnlthATZleriel3 A Wrelthell.-A emnstalde, eornmend Ince now mbiniited may be carried out. They talon to accompanied by tighten, who, as stated in the Daily News eeireee tolls Song other ithinualit letilittooes which they dO nut ~.. think it prudent to embody in W. report; but those sow proposed ye ,t, e g.,, rda o r y, offue sassed g i rl i nsg .„... l ;„ 11 .i, g . "1 .....' che ._ f g ed , n en ~4 1 .-- sell dect an imusedose wog of Marty LW. per mount (a large - - m a n ----, - '''' '"" ° ' 7 °' 'asr . o•-• amount Yoe so abort a line), and they cannot to. p .werfuily urge Um years ago, applied to Mr. Yardley to know hew he was to p,m....unt sopoity or rigid so sassy wide fatun extension. or the mit with regard to the witness C. gblan, whose lire, it was an-, by whisk mom the ammo coot of construe low per male nisi said, had been threatened by the friends of the prir..ner if he he distrtlal) reason i and your eollunnue confidently helical that spas appeared as • witness in the use. Coghlan was so at naZ al* . esa t t ii t i sati T o I l i : i t: " wills: tr. L o bs ,.. 4r, : i t = I donned by the threat. that it w . s apprehended he would l as wr,silgs,sal; 7 0ocareit ee entereOn no doubt whew, r." make of, and the principal whines would thus be I. st to the The repay ens the direct ra con ' telowl then winds; "The direetare prosecution. Cognise said the threats referred to had been deem Own unready diet the committee .4 luretagenue um uttered to Lis deugoter,, and he felt that his life w .sin gin more eget to the propeimen a, to the it future course than has darger -Mr. Yardley said he should be protected ; and It bml pus Om Ism the chair and by the Metal el the bard. he brought up his daughter warrants would be issued %WO. TM ' Sl• re sunanunu mme InnnliSte "We t: W tr se IW appaa WWW ; her testimony against any of the parties who had threatened xxiimix a a. m .,' i b enan b x as Or the n os t o Wat e r: o wl, him. The sisetsfrete directed the officer to take care that whin Me aiming have Jas Ounelestri Len in view below, the pie. ftblen was neither threatened nor tampered with. penises. The dleinere, however, do sot snout la the caw that the Justice AND Bathos ter Rostst.-C.apl. Williams, Guam te Wasseneerea is. bees • littellnet eras, Immesh •• the matter of ,he ship Yu, WAS summoned hy his mewl m .t,- fur ents••••••ille gi .... ..,._ lllO NOW" , *ewe ram 1 . • Poillatelit7 el the eitimmee, abbe, at the woe time, =ea. a balance of wages, amounting to 11. 124. 6d.-Mr. Pelham, :=' nns = t r ..7, 0 71.1,... ..... so g ...A m m o woo , ter the defence, said the sum attempted to be deducted ini n s u nn e,. g lass t e tra, istee &actor. Mt to that the from the complainant's wages Wall the amount ot • essematies Weil ham gun to little intunsuiust exhibit the bribe paid by the captain to the port authorities at Cron fatale prows= el the tns%e, geneeny shaded to us their ogee for allowing the complainant to qo free when he w.wo report es . rommrientien." by . Maiden the Ina &mews, wiated • aim eaperimeed isairaler, Mr.Flashee, as OAPs's, etatemw. almeged with an assault there. A Rowan in a neighhour- le as Dean mice .. ~ w a a nd a wmum es the spot; an d t h e lag vessel threw a piece of wood at the complainant, which, dime .. hoe . peeler, la h aw the prop r iet o r,. as ... by *toping, he avoided, sad returned the compliment by b o o m ,. wuwiwAillisiowy et* is of dh.ar posesets when tin renew itegieg the ash's shovel at the &rune who, nut being as 111411 be funy oucassi um. Thelma eiremprehen had . heir antonym nimble se the Euclid' sailor, received • blow apes the head, eillarl se esetais stamensts maim bynames( the proprietary, in their I 13d. 143 13 .. , ~ lag meeting, with rekeenea to tbe troika' tees Mrs at railway ; and m it is neatmary kw the interest ot the oompanyos well as tar their tedividual credit, that their ed arm in the direttio.. should be put in preemion at the rest beds of the auk Say drabs to orer the !Mania; observations Mr the emedderation of the landau board Its traria amine between Killeen, and Waterbed in the yea ISM was as follows : of =gem, about. MOM le nualter 46,710 dim nen pee annum Private tentage' Boren, Mahe, Mom and pigs MOM Butter, sore, end, timber, Iran, he ob ut The Milo batmen New Rom sad - 707 n —y we - e — siOta - t — 2,000 „ Beaks tWi abowa, there ere paresis sad bans, La the 'eetehlag depalawat; lime, wan, warble, awl maw*, as tam weds dp rt. mat; wadeb would aaloulateday epee arm the railway, aad 'mad !sake alept• el railway walk war the loalawlwy beads, al a doe Weeskalatetl as tawalag apes the railway. SHIM Persil, mile. private earflaps. awl banes 14610 Cattle, sheep, swipes 6,489 Ocracle aid soma' mareltasatio.. Ibtil £34439 pit Bantu. _ . " Of thin usenet the Mattered and Kilkenny Railway Company redo at present, upon eleven only rout canal:tit of the , and anahMe cif the goods trails ; and the remainder, P er= usual railway inermo ma en, be am est by the com pletion at the rolling to Waterked."The director. .ill smarter the same views as ars cestained is mar It of the 24th Moninba test, and re denims ot carrying them so by the resiontion of their meals; but la eassersense of • mornmisailose wbkb they lows also received from the soireitore to the Public Werke Loan Commis that event most neersorily as delayed _omit the directors are mabbd to be releseel from the individual Mbilitles they have con tracted with the above-named easunimlue." Mr. Rates, me of the 031.140M1P, made •mstOof eaneklerable length, in whir be went Into sow • faults am.m dby the wrecturs at the origin of Use company, but lather denten the means the aan mitres now recommered, of saran the Ur eventually roandate to the shareboknes. He went btu some extrusive 0L1M14.10161. from which he proved that u sums as Um line rowel be weer to Rock milkier (6 miles beyond Theories's, to whisk WO railway is mar), they Meta only calculate en a dub noir of 717. Is. 7d. per nay, or Ifin. weekly. lite working ea/eases he might melon st X. 31. per week, in oddities to whim wee Use permanent was , at about Ir.& week, making together 481., bat to allow a attl margin he would reekcia the expenditure to be 601.we.y Tka mod be eon. ✓equest on their making the hoe to KneekwWam, for whir Merida were 'Orient. alter the deduction thus would mode a !alum M oroni of 1601. per week for the unfurtunete skarenolden. MO Return would ring about BOMA per sanno, .ad after poke the Wrest of the government loan of 4.1001., leave a sum of 4,17 t/., to which m_ ht be added the 1,3001. doe trim the Souta-Eats Company, taus to. tether 5,4701. to be divided emery am Pot Use rarstioliters, equinkst to about tree per cent. per annum on the reduced eottaL Inn he coosidered a fair beginning alter alt, and would brag th m into the direct line from Waterton:l to Drain. In this ealouLttion he reckoned nothing wh.deeer of the MAO from the memo of toe truth-Eastern Railway, and thought It was a mtirfectioa for them to know that the governmeut inspector based his recommendeuro tor the loan of 63.0004 upou the Musters to be erected from the opening of the South-Eastern Railway. The speaker ounauded by muving the Morro of the report of the committee.—Mr. Wan so omtlyd motion, when, after cousiderable discussion, it was agreed th unanienotaly.—erveriti at the directors ere explenatems, ma, atter some lurther discussion, the oh... Tertian of the directors in reply is the report of the calamities were ordered te be circulated. T..e rem°. lulion fur the adoption of the report of the directors presented at the Let meeting was withdrawn lay the error, as lillibMat the reeoluUon for the !Genitors of a number of shares. Mr. auderien, one of the directors, said that he ard the other members ot the board who bad agreed to resign, were willing to do so still, bat from the letter they bed since reueived from the solleitor to the tuveruas. ut lean ocenrnhaimers, it appeared out he wr unwilling to relieve them from the !isolates they bed mom into with the WWI 0uM0110,14141. After some further Memoir in rank Mr. I.sirvulho Mr. er.usikut, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Hiedlow, rid ethers, took part, a vote of Junks was pasted Is the ociam.ttee of investigation, sod the meeting then se. - - - - - - - CAMERON's COALBROON STEAM COAL, AND SWANalth AithLoveuos Courant% —lrstraordoiory General Mee*. —Lontlou, Jan. 10.—ltdr. N. P. Cameros in the anakr.—Tula meting was caked to engender a letter wench hod been addressed L. the tharenoi men by W. x. J. P. Camerun, in welch that gentleman had proposed that a mac:lent sum be rais.d to effect the Great Wolin g ..red a junction with the Llanelly Railway. IMO irs commence and to continue minims from present mom's& during the programa of the Orem Winning, du soon as such junction is effected teat binmell be showed to auperiu tend the cumpletiuo of the te maim and the nutwry, as well sie tiro working of we co 'lay, subject tie the approval of the consulting engi neer end under his direct or,' to which ease be is willing to turego all dividends on his owe shares until ell the utter sharehokierti .call have received 5 per rent. on theirs. Cu. a need period of ernes years, by which Uwe the sum to ts, ts,rrowetl could ear been pare uhf, tie well as all presdng liabilities and current annual espouses, mak alter the dret seven years, to pay toe shareboders 10 per cent. wen their subscribed capital has been refunded, and, when refunded, the mo perty to revert to him. A letter wee read from GA. Cameron, prop:wing to be present at the meetiag. His presence having been assented to, he attended accordingly. Mr. bur l Jun., handed in a protest from Meats Green, Hart, main Boris, shareholders, against the meeting, as wholly illegal sod of no effect in itself, or as to any renown no that mimic be passed at it, setting forte the' Col. Catherun and utber nusalnal directors set e Lot qualified to vote or take part is any of its proweesitogs, rr nut baring paid up their calks, and further, that the wooly mane was a frauuu lent bubble. Mr. B,ritam moved a resolution adopting the proposal made by Col. Guneron.—Mr. Fr-her secentled the nsuluuon. The Chairman said that the boiled id directors had accepted the pro. merely provisionally turd it should be adapted rrieetea Cr ti t irsharekoWers at the preset medium—Mr. Teeerthani said that the whole of the board of directors had not antenna to the proposal. Mr. burls having renewed his proton against the log lily of lice meeting. the whole of we proceedings M which be ocrossiteree wholly nugatory, proceeded to warn the suaretnieure against sementura to the proposal of Colonel (Amerue, and eatemd tutu a Meg detail of • alleged Illiallanagement inn mieezpenditnre on We part ta those who had hoe the manegement of the company's affairs He aloe im planted of the mariner to which tan e of the sharebothers, Marrs. Lund, Teverehant, and Hart, had been induced to lend money to We company, in the persons ul its directors, on the faith ut a aresuranoe hum Mr. E derton, the solicitor to the company, that they alight legally do so, Whereas, on the case created be ore toe Court of Chan cery, it we at gum declared that under the Join Stock Coin rairics Act the an of mosey ureter ouch eircum truce wee quite illegal. Mr. Hart. one of the parties moo alien, de)ounied the manner In whim Mr. Mertes, the ounce r.—bating induced persons •co lend many to the company on usie stoeturot of tile promestetial aps ninn—had, m maw to debar 'aim Wow regaininglawir moray, steamed ounneel upon a • atenteut of prolnal nal opinion wholly appO•ale to that whim! he treat, in tar cost Merinos, green up in hie professional reputation. (Hear. hear.) Tue meeting would weigh how ter they could safely savauce A AUL more to Mr. Cameron upon Mr. Eldertan's opinion. (bleat) As to the letter before thi m he had rest language suolimently strong whereon to ripener his con tempt of S. Mr. Elderton mid that Mears Watt, Land, and Termehata had only rimmed 1,9004 upon security mounting in all tomes than 34We. ands) late ea Hue. hot, upon the chrecturs p miler a minutes. to the entrain& incouvenlenee "...tithed by the omens, from th e noo fulfilment by Mews. Mat, Lund, sad Teveshaen, those gestlemen bad a r"olately declined Or make any further mimeses; the retire =neat hen due to them Ming under 6001. — th e difference having been met by the trensierence to them of the soma of osLo received. they bolding the sempany's la& all the while foe Ita,gool., the entire sum they had undertaken to adv.eree. Mr. Winthrop said he maid not meat to the propwal el Col. Cameron, dm* because he regarded the property se of such met value as to be salculead to produce to every i•Orweluider the fallen I return for their outlay, ter tem*, the amount mailed in the pro •prenn. fie should propose, inetesd of Cul. Cameron's plan. that a lam of money be mined, that the board of directors be changed to the ealeet which might be deemed regulate, and that the new W- I ministration should proceed vigorously to develop the enormous wealth of the mine. . . . 31178;tailbutrellily coma, red in the belief that the mine conbdised enormous wealth, wheat only reepuresi to be developed ander effe.tive nweasement. Ile pat it to the eines re whether, independent of tw.y plans of the Meows. Cameron, they bad any plan fur misting the Coal Brosh Mine as productive as it bad been annenneed is be. The Clubman ado that the nweetors bad a d commit be the shape of a report, that monied teerived from Mr. &demi Deisieleh, which showed of whet the sine was atitabe. The deeretary then r, ad the nye t, which declared that the mine leteld prudes', for the neat 10i years, 133,000 tuns of sold awl per WHIM. 7t6otall r. bone said he doubted whether ell the megniteent antici pations could be carried tut, but, certainly, they cool not be full realised for the neat SO years. Still, there wax uu doubt that with prop r manna. ment the twins would yield very probtabm 'morns. He read a crept trot. Mr. W. sedan forth that the tutor could be put into thorowehly et Ci-14 mavition —realising a winning of MO tone ado, Hr 14,0001., or e presenu- g • profit of .40001. per annum to the company, and with • titer openitioue, pr.icticable for • further outlay •of 7,0t008., an entire profit. of 11,0000. lie urged an amicable re . arraogiment of the emayany wits a view to the development of Mr. Willimas's views. Mr. Chaloiers mend, es an amendment, that the proposal of Mr. W. B. Cameros be peremptorily reketed.—Mr. lien seconded the iILaKLMIZI 1. Mir. W IL Cameron declared himself ready to carry out all he had prfessed. Mr. Winthrop moved an amendment upon Mr. Chaloteras amend ment, which was seconded by Mr. Hainan, the mover of the original 'volution, but the meeting emu/aid avocet Mi. proceeding, which Mr. burly denounced as a mete quiubi,, for the purpose of enabling Mr. Cameron to get something, it be couldn't get all. There was a con-iderab e uproar, in COM queue, of the chairman's persisting in putting the sealed amendment before the Met amendment had bees divined uf. Another long coofumun arose from the chairman's re. tuba to take • di damn bj snow .4 bands, contrary to former practice, and upon Mr. Chalmers pointing out that the directors in crested in the proposal were dimmaiheo Irma 'KAI Col. balmy moved the adj naume.4 I the meeting for a week.— Mr. burls objec.ed to the pnipiratian. -the adj.iurnotent wan, how ever, carried by • majority at 1,342 to 25u totes, and the meeting then adj unted ti I that day wet k. duds pointed out that, deducting the rot ant Mr. W. Camino hidinelf, the Toll.* in favour of non adjourunitnt would hare been in the maj gay. MONEY MARKET. WZDPISSUAT BVINING. Anticipations ran rather strongly in banking quartets to-day of some ii.tendee. muvi.ment at the Bank board to morrow for the reduction of the pre sent minimum rate of iuterest. Such a movement I would appear, however, to be more than doubtlul, seeing that money is sufficiently easy fur all purposes, and that little would be gained by cheapening iurther at present an already cheap market. The Bank, moreover, has beau latterly finding some increase of ern plot meat for its surplus funds, whilst the pa) went of dividends, now only in commencement, n.ust absorb a large proportion of the deposits upon which it is accustomed to trade and calculate to a given extent. Concurrently also the circulation must become expanded by the paying out of au much money to the annui tants, so that it would seem scarcely consister t that t .e Batik should seek to provoke a greater demand fe.r aceommdation, b) a diminished charge for it, whi c h pro Canto must is. mach enlarge the circulation a t a time when, according to banking rules, it stir iuld ratoet be held in check, until it coals. be ascertained what proportion of the out-paid diVidends would re-enter the Bark, and b come available , under the head of other or private deposits. It is smretly to be expected, th Mule, under the circe,m s tano t a that, war. at least the r. pe)ment of its limp a on stock and long bill" a large amount of which will p ro b a bly fall due a week or so henoe, the Lank should, even entertain the question of reducing its lower standard rate of interest• i very pro- bably not even then. For the imp r ee eme at of trade and industry generally now in progre-a, by creating a gloater demand for: accommodation, 'Mould have the patient tendency rather of enhancing than diumishing the value at miss A y. Oa the Matt exchange suet was so easy to-day 1 hi. Fle as to be readily obtainable, if not ,difficult to find so , ployment for, at the rate of If per cent. for sh eet periods. The market for public seceitiss mil es. tremely quiet, and the transactions both for end speculative account more than usually listi Consols rub d between 89 and 891 all day, leeri ng e g pa ye s t er d a y 861 to 1 ez dividend, b o th for pries 3 transfer and the opening. Reduced Threes 894 to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 1. L as , Annuities, 8 11-16 to 4. Exchequer Billy, 434.3 46e. ;MI& India Bonds, 435. to 46e. prem. Be a k Stock, 189 to 191. There has been a rather active speculative market for some foreign stocks, those particularly et the man questionable non dividend paying sort. Tk ee Venezuela advanced to 18 to 20. New Granada te 16 to 16. The former indebted and at present ice. solvent state is -till involved in a chaos of civil us& Mexican were 26 to 4. Peruvian, 48 to 60, B j ,_ 76 to 7. Chiller], 87 to 9. Ecuad or , 21 torasa Buenos Avec*, 24 to 6. Spanish Fives, 14 to 4 ; the Threes, 27 to f ; Passive, 31 •co 8. Portuaueve, 261 to 64. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 44 t o 9 ; the Fours, 70 to 7. Belgian, 74 to 6. Russian, 102 to 4. Sulk Stack. 191 90 INGLIS'S 3 per L 3 kir, two.. 49 i f 3 pa Ct. Gas. Awn., 99 Nur 39 per ft WM 1 Long Annuities. up. Jan. 6, 1960. Ditto SO Yrs., up. 099.10, II 9-1 i FUNDS. India Punda, £l.OOO, 46 Ditto, under DA C, 43 inutenit. to: Amt., 09 / Lacitequer Mita tl.mtv.lii,ll4ll6 46 3 Pm. Ditto, too. 2K. /Lank 46 3 ;K. June, 43 pm. Ditto, NMab. 2fil., Man:444 pa ITU X Da. 6 per Ct. Peruvian Eds.. 50 6 WS CI. Spottan lid.., Atm.. Jin. la, 14* 3 Dp. et. Swith Bonds. 271 If per Ct. VtLieZ4lo4l. Bond., 13 Ditto 1 eared, G * :fl Ct. Dutch Each FOREIGN 6 par Ct. Brasilia& Banda Brasil, 764 6 par CILWan Band& 89 2. per C.. Itquador Bonds, 24 3 1 per Co. Grounds Wads. 1616 J! lista Dole rad. 3 I per . Ct. Citassulais Beads, 26 4 6i Dbto, sect. , grri, 2 0 4 N I 111CRANOTA AND BT9 O'KB 411110A13. Raritan. JAN. N.--HANNWININA Three per Colt., 911 ; Dig. Three pe Comte.. 104 1034 ; Premien Fire per unite.. lulf lot Buggy' OertlAattet, 96 961; Ditto, reglitii Loan, 99: lotto. In Corti!, 4% New Four per Vents., 110peA Co., SI 404 ; Belem per Vent., 44; Danish Lo6llb Loan Throe per Cent., 63 011: Ditto, e l poo ahem, 664 .9; B.edielt Your per Ceuta., 96; D tto, Tim Does, 93; NormuNau nye per Ceuta., 96 93, Spada% PITY per NAN %Pa; Ditto, Three per Ceuta., 19 184. beeteam. Jew. 6.—Lean, 1949. 469 ; Ditto, BM , 96 1; Ditio, INA, 77; Ditto, 1834, 674 ; Loma orilts City. 18 2. 96; Ditto. 1443, 44 1 : Dodonnk of Belgium, 644 ; Ditto lane, 1841, 98. Etebauge DO 23.24 VIVIN•. JAN. 3.—Fire per Comte., 81 1 : Pour per Cent... ; Tee ands-Hell per Conte. 434; Lau, 1834, 146; Ditto, 1639. 96; Bea Bharep,lll76. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE. MINCINO.LANS, JAN. 10 —We ha ve to report another brisk day in the sugar market ; 1,100 bbds. wan India sold in th.• private contract mantel, and 6d. advance was paid towarm Ike cone ea the day, 800 base yellow same grainy kew sold in public Pale, at very full prime, 425. 8.i., 43.., and aim 1,300 boxes Havannan, 38s. to 425. bd., duty paid ; the refined market ettedy, but nu %drones paid. Liverpool is reportedto be abort dated of auger, and purchases have been made the lea two days fee tr i m market. Att. ntlua was attracted this morning to the newt given h the Daily New of as insurrection having broken out in Penna. bum, the brazils being a large exporting ossuary of sugar,—Cocas. Planuelun Ceylon again cold at higher prime in public sail; amt very good ordltmry native Ceylon sold at 335., which Pau an edema ofria. ; Madras sod other East India aho ..old at high prigs; Brun, 265. Ed., Vs.—him sold steadily at fully yesterday's prime —Pep. per : 1141 heavy Malabar sold freely, lid. per Us. ; white, SI 4d per Ilk Pimento sold $., lb.—Cotton continues firm, but the amount of business Aune Lis been trifling.—Tallow attaJy, 41s. 9J., 42a—Tsa firm, but the market has not been active tad y.—Metals: Welsh, M., 31.3 a tun; bare at the works in gudordatilre, 61, 10a Engiub copper, 781. 10s., 791. Ms. Tin. Muslim block, 79n, 80a • eflo d, eB.. Banco and Straits, 835., 865., for home consumpUoa.; Spelter, 141. Its., 131. Ginger, partly mold, bus. to 31. Ila—Pemag auto:age sold 2s. 3d. to 3s. 4d.—Pinang roam sold L, to b. et—Jo maim arrowroot, bought an, 83d. to 9d.—brazil iainghtas nod ls. to 4s. al.—Bengal sallower sold 72i. 6d. 'o 93x.—Cape gum Arabk bought iu, 20a—Ouenin cocoa-nut oil, taught In, 33/.--o.llon ebn,. bought in, Si. DN.—Cuba faadc, partly sold, W. to 71. 10, —Bid blander, wOOll. bought In, 31. lk—Lignion vita, bought is, 41.186. Duty paid en Sugar in 1848 in Looduo, Liverpool, root. Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 5,537,0M 1847 2,027,701 Inman DIMES PAID O Z ni Is4l. lan Total 83,932.033 Nome tints in 1047 54,3.1a,512 ten........ 1,393,331 COTTON.—LivEarooL, JAN. lo.—The market continues quiet. The sales to.da7 were about 4,000 bales, including SOO man on spewalsaoa. - IRONMASTBRS' QUARTERLY MEETING—Wm.. VIILHAUPTC/11, JAN. 10.—The second of the UMW quarterly meetings of the irmimusere of south Staffordshire and berthabire for the, the gra quarter of the current year, woe held here to-day. Tue lid. since was altogether preliminary, took paw at Walsall yodealey. There was a very numerous attendance of the trade generally, im cleans toe heaving the very largest horses: but the business tram. meted •as eumparignely trilling. Very few orders were taken, prime being seasely sußloently oettled. There is a alight eispcsitiAt on the part of the masters treptieh up carnet rap s a amide, which Myers we seemingly not wiling to accede to, and es • consequence to set. neatest ot the quern= still stands over for the meeting at Warning. Mau tternernew, or it may even be pat off until the final metIML which taken place at Dudley on Saturday night. One thing, however, appears p. Se warmly canals, arid tie it is, the last tat the trade bang in • Maltby state, with prase. t miss very tiros. Teat teem has been • gad deal of underselling Mahe the Wit sin w. ells there cannot be a doubt ; but inadnuch an the Webb makers nave recently mooed their prier, and orders have increased tar this wants., itlo,, tee stalfurdsbire makers Ind las difficulty In standing by the quo. canna of last quarter-day. Prises es they sand to day may be put do mat sozetniug like the following : —titaforrhihire has, ei. Se. to af.l v oe., whilst fur the very best "Wines it to adept the figure eg ret& to IL and upwind,. liona are about U., and sheeta, which are ordinarily about 36e., above ben, are raid to be about There te Imre ear ati- -n In the matter of sr, and so stocks are mall, the sneezed liveuers may be regarded ea tolerably cornett, brains in view that sellers we lion at these rates. Mot pigs, 31.15. ad. to a. 7.. Id.; Quid butt forge ditto, 91. 12• fd. ; and gray forge Mao, a. lea. There are • larger nanber of forges la beta than there were at the sorresponding teriod of lasi year, vet taking all circumstances into eons/elevation, the proepeas of the um trade have somewhat brightened during the hut lortaight, iuthougli the Net need rot to be dieguised the:, at tots moment, Mire Is eases thing of uncertainty ea to the future. The general time of the We bet us improvite in :his town, especially, the atom/lea has bees rather severely Mt, but generally the meridian e and bigots give for mole amain' reports of business than they did this day three avaatim The as• me now all quiet, whim is very eatistactray ithsa sm. pared with the mustangs this time twelvemonth. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - MAU& MIL DON. Mil OIL •aL. UVL MIL Na 2 Dublin..... 00 deltoid .... 00 lullsa. Suet... 0 MOUVJ red 1.1 Waterford tilt slanders .... U motor- Jan 20 Hann. Jsail 1 le mgabedes. 01 trams..... 00 Do. Marenu....• 3 i lob ...mil 0 Juan...edam 0u Lisboa ...Jan.l3 0 .001.11 Brest. Jae U 10 [Co.* to Afar ....Jan 23 Osaveseing, Jaw. 10.—Arrived : Glory, Dunkirk ; Albert, Rigs; Little Pet, Palermo Forteleue, Jane Lockhart, Petenbui g ; Ear mer'a Delight, Rivadesalla ; Concordia, Villarecusgo ; Happy Kean; Galata ; Ram, Havanna ; Neptune, Gravelines ; Vesper, Coals; Jim, Malaga; sir Edward Banks, Orten&—Nailed:Goelung, Cape; Beals mm Greene, St. Kitts; Beau Jesus, Moe; William Borsturd, New Orleans; John Bull, Hamburg; Triton, Ostend; R dub s, Rot terdam ; Uanllla, New Dieppe; Lord J. Russell, Harlingen. Live-acorn, Jas. 10.—Arrt ed Diadem, New If.ok, with 13 feet water in her bold, bar'. g struck on Bur ho Bank last night; James Calder. Ouirlestun, alter being on shore on Taylor's Bank ; threillos. Abby Lands, Savannah; Arancinta, Coarleston Amy Ann, Moncred; Junes Corner, Baltimore ,• Emigrant, Savannah ; Sea King, Si. An drews; t akutur, New Orleans; Golden Eagle , Nsuaru; lours, Mary ward, New Orleans, Favourite% Montreal; lamed 0.11, 31edemseb, New Orle rms. Delude, Queen of the lake, St. Petersburg; Daring, Galata lady Campbell, Newfoundland; Cumberldtd Lags, Oder; General Von Thorny Ihmtzig ; flaming, Galati; Jane, Croadadt; Stud., It, lee, Sandi Merchant, Rig,, Diligent, Antwerp, Porta aue.s, Terceira; Yorkshire, New tort; Emigrant, Savannah. — !tailed : Blount-tinter (a), Oporto. The Persereranoc, 110U1 titsegow to Run old, put into the River Dee yeste day la distress. The smack limber, of Killougli. wed towed into the Dee yesterday, a derelict. Cumberland, Our Apilaoll/, cola, bas put beck. The Choir um, from Newry, ,uppoied to errs been wrecked e.terdsy, on West Hoyle, was laden in w.th, a derebet, by the Exprear tug-boat, which took her is tow, and when off New brighten the Llaristbm sank. IMMO BB.9llllY = last. 6. at Cleltetal:11; wife of tke Bev. C. 11. Bremen tilialth.—Jaa. 8. the wife of M. R. Clark, Eq.. of Drayton OIL, Olt at a son and halt Ytvr....rpaiLy. 111 siolbrooke Homo, near Ipswich. the wife of P. A Mar. ley. of ham IMO/ MT.—J an. T. at the skew. Cbeterford. tM I. Hanka eree. e • son. LATTA. -Jas. fl. at Olsagow. Kra R. Latta. of a &WAIL AI 0 C li.—Jin e. vuelin, the Lady LIMO. th Niutki,k, Of • sca. MOKRISON.—.I an. 7, at isisseow, U. Keelson. of • son. TfiuMSON.—Jsn. 6, at huinburgh. the Who of the Um. J. Themes minister of halmerino, of a daughter. TuW h enN D. - 7„ at Hatfield Peeve . the wife of the Bev. C. G. W. Townsend. of a son. 6, at Greene* the We of W. J. Wood. Yap, of EsnOiar. Yo o.—Jan. 8, at Denerdereet. Reaselleimare, lira T. li. Tons& of a dausbier• MAILIAO . IIB, FORD—WILLIE.—.Iaw 8, at el itom7'4, Walwerth, Ft. S. Yord. Faq.. W ItatbrappLma, (My. od Vestowrow. w ara,,rtb, to bamboo, 001 l child ut Ma late .1 Willts. Lab. of Cautbermal. 01LBalIT-4:oo4B.—Jaa. 8, WI at. Wary AbbotVa, Kuatoittoo. Mr. unmet, of boo:W. to Mat %Mob, dauabow of air. 11.. Cocas, of Lad. broke. terrace, Ault of bliL LAM it—Al...Lb.:4 wall.—JAa. 4, at Lemma Church. Launcestoa. the IL,v. W. N. Eronat, Incumbent, J. 8. Lamb, Lrq , ILO., al Warloor•wrzaca, Makia-bill. Loudon at. oi aduaaritB. to IrJobit Youoarrot imarbtor at tut tats la A AleaMater, bay., of treauW4a _ Dear JAC if,S4IBI—UAYWAID.—Jan. 9, at . tho Ror . Chortl e Carey. 61. A.. John Flower Javitesci. Nos.. C • pil.tin park Sorrel. eldest sea of the tato John Jackson. L 04., puma, tiorrty. te Aside mutate* thieghter of Usury Hayward. Las., 11)10.40 PAWL Ox.orgobire. LAN LE6S—ENIOUT.—Jan. 8. at St Cleorgeb Catholic Church. Lli' don, by the hew. Mr. bhattect, on Prior perk Colieste, P tholes, • of I nbtho. to Nary Ann kaunton, owy deauluvr ot the tau C. Haight. No PAu e—ebill b U.—Jan. &at Ipswich, Joho, fifth eon of Ur. J. Pa" of 80. Petah, Ipswich, to Yaw Anne, eth.stdithobteg of LYS. efoilas v 4 Inisith. IWO l—te ATTB.—Jan. 9. at flt. Datolo. litshopwatv..l. 14 80, Mo.. al Waltman College, flowed. to An. Jaye tioPord. dauohtee of toe late W. u. Nag.. of ii.ol.'s lid W. L gait. DEA DE PUTRON.—Jah. 8., at Ithoe.haey, P. de Potion. E.q. NASTUU P 7, J. hasibope. b.i. ooly sou of Blr .rgool bi" Ba ElAvt..—.lst ri a. 4, at Ithromergeld. near Bolton. Nth. wife of It. lIATiiNetTON.—Jan. 4, at Teddeiley, litolt.rdeldre, the WO Nl* tactic& IluDithON —Jan. 7, at Chapel Allertvn. ne .r Leeds. Mr. W. 11.d P °°- LN 4 1,. • Jan. e, at t..146.1".1 Uld Park, Llgatthli, wolow el the Ito. Thome' e lucuasur Lewis. aged 7n. ▪ ILK r..—Jan. 6, at tiisthabaw. tililhun. Mr. R. killea aged 64 - oMoYAT.--Jati. 6, 114 wartaberrle. Mr. J. Molest. 6.0174. z, at Yiethurvet, Mr. N. ultimo. iothigeot 00° of " aged ei. PI 'tug.— au. bat the parsonage. ilcnbury.thwablre. Coml. widow of E. PlLltharten. kay., of Tullawoors, d QUICK S.—Jon. 6 at Oxford, h.' ka Wake. 1•14.. New Uollthe. aged 67. wile al Wool A ouN.—Jaia. e, at Oadaden Cottage, Duct% Cba ri°l4. ' W. Y kooltiaxL Kay, 11.14. a Mr. D. 8A Oh:MAN.—Jan. 0. at illaakow, Marion Connell. wire • routho u naii. et/ SCAtt dWM.—Jut. 8. at UelthingleY. Deaf 14 " Rz ' Beds rearbwrougla. wed 90. WaLkir. WA au—Jan. 4, at Chwelarti deuhfiart... Use., late ot kWh lane Academy , thauttiput.ego4 mums *NO Ww S 1 4 M joyous A°. o. 000t11.•td• lints. us sloe La 47 es Isessissa,. 1.0 , ....' 4 " 44 the pro(44 ItlisKirs.—Tsvasaas.JunA.lll.l6o. d r !