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

NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nom Lae ere 11 warm.) WAR-OFFICR D.c. 31. Reermest tof Lie Gearde—Geserp ire is Warm, rtit., to be err sad ealiallermest, by purchase, ague Bid dalph, prated. Ind Life Grats—Willime Entwine, gent., to be cornet m m id sub-liseeneat, by parches, Tioll WOOIgS pro- & Royal Horse Greda—John Alexander Born Callender, gent., to be eine by purchase, rice Faller, promoted. let Dregocia Orede—Cormet A. J. B. Fallon., from the Pie Light Dresser to be err, vice Habra, pro ctored. 6th Light Dragger—Gentleman Cadet Alexander Ewing, from the purchase. Royal Military Collage, to be cornet, without 14th Light Dragger—Surgeon Edward Jsmes Frankly., M.D., from the 77th Foot, to be tarpon, vice Stewart, promoted on ea 16th Light Dregeone—Gentleman Cadet George John Pear ass, tram the Rays! Military College, to be cornet, without purchase, vies Horsfall, promoted. Royal Arti llery—Surgeon Arthur Rodge, from the eta! to be surgeon. vice Furatt, promoted on the stet!, Aseistant aVibeJohn Tigre May Fromm, k 1.1) , from the be melatant-surgeon, vice Woodward. promoted on the eta!, Arstant-flargeon Joon hintitgornery Fiddes, if 11., from the staff, to be easistant.surgeon, Moe Fog% promoted on the staff. Royal Engineers —Second C a pt a i n an d B revet -M a j or Ch ar l es Butler Peter Nesse Hodges Nugent to be captain. visa sr, placed upon the Supernumerary Lint Lieut. cant Robert Williams Duff to be mooed oases vice Hove Lieutenant George Philips to be seised c.ptain, vice Rico, ° g reedier laced apeGuarde tem —Theporary balf-pey. Honourable Charles Grp Coe walla Eliot to be assign end lisatmeet, by patter, rice Pennant, promoted. 3rd Regiment of Pod--Gentleman Cadet John Balaked Treardian, from the Royal Military College, to be edge, without purer., viee - Felix T. Jose, promoted. 13th Fart—Captain W. Ammer Myra Northam% from the Royal Canadiae Ride Regret. to be terse vim leyly, Win where Liniment Robert Wanes, from the 2ad Royal Chewiest Mire to be elegy whirl purchase, rim Canedgmber peemotsd. 19th Foot—Sarre Re Fere firth, M.D., hers the ear!, to be sage.., vies te.g.m, promoted on the eta!; Surgeon Williem Krum Merge M.D., from the 34th Foot, to be 20th Foot—G:= Cede Georg. Fends Hanle, from the It3yal Military to be ensign, without pr elim, vice Hoes, fad Foot—Sorpispairtll= Rom hitters:, M.D., from the eta!, to be surgete 34th Foot—Lieutenant arm. Weida Kent frogs the leb Foot, to be captain, by prober re R. B. T. mg wail, who rhea 26th Foot—Germ= Cadet Jams Ire Warm, from the Royal Military College, to be mfg.~ without porches, vies Rushton, appered to the Nth net. 33rd Ens—Samar Willem asabery, fromthe eta!, to be sampoo, vice Marc, promoted en the mal. Ste Foot—Surgeon Meted Faros Manifold, from the asaff, to be mirgeoe, vice Charms, appolotal to the 19th Foot. 311thiPoot—Eimign Ambler llaskaald Grote, from the 9dth Pont, to be lieutenant, by parch vice John Emu, who retiree ; Bruiting Edward Coadid es', t Bicknell. boat the 63rd Foot, to be LttlICI&III, by purchase, vice Elks, pre rasted. Me Fort—Lieatiment J. J. Kendall to be captain, by Imo chum, vice Heeklas, who noose, Elmira Kiebeed Teed. Foley to be liimmemat, by prucham, VICO Flomitg, re seeend. 46th Foe—Wilma Freed. Spector, gent., to be . without purchase, vice Lthriesay, *predated le g l i s e l a Foie Nth Feet—ArMateat-Sempos WEB= Hairy Lost* M.D., bear the staff, to be emimemt-ourgion, vim McDermott, promemd es lb. Mei. 62nd Fore—Easiss Riehaed Wingfield to be Uenteasst, by random, eice Temp, who retires. 63r4 Feet—Comilealsa Oulu Henry Jahn Beckwith, hem the More 141)/ewy Cede" to be ensign, witliost par slimer, vice NI; . ; Gentlemen Cadet lierweed Deem the Royal Military Coliegmt s t eaeleth, without reesbew or Peet—Glesalemea Cadet Arthur Rowley Ileybed, from M. Royal Miler, College, to be ledge, without per abase, la atucessies to Liammeat Rebeetwo. deemed. Nth P.s-oeatheees Cullet Chris Mused Faure, from the Boyd Mettoey Cellese, to be nip, without per timee, .101 Arekibald, peemeited. Nob Feee—Omilmeita Cadet Idward Omen, boat the Royal Military College, te he twigs, without parch..., vies Renew, reemetiel ; Letaleare BessaM Hoary Bone to be adjamat, no. /therhamt, who memo the ad jutancy (sly. MU Feet—Eargara &tweed Winks TOW. M.D., from the eel, to he sergets, vim lams, promoted oa the am/ Stet Feet—Gestlerma Cadet Aattemy Rowbead, boat the Royal Mallory Callers, to be swigs, without purchase, vire Tnifeell, p-emoted. 63rd Feet—Gestiemen Cadet Monaca floorell, hoes the Royal Wintry College, to be easigs, without pa:chase, vice fitokre, presented . Arthur Rice, gest., to be ewers, witheet purchase, We Buithury, promoted in the 17th Fest- Geth Yeet—Aadatant-Surcom Claadiew Edward Le Fame, tram the staff, lo h• emodent-eargems. sene Huh* Pm' umed ca the wad. Mb Foos , —doetsitht-docer.m Jecembleerevey,lM.P., from the matt. to be eseetant-eurgeoe, vice Latag, prone:dad m the Mid. OM Feet—Major J.W. Thome to be Ileat.-colorsel. wi th out e. .... vice Brevet-Colon"' R. B. Brooke, appointed ieg 6.1d-relker of a recruiting . diatrict . Brevet- Cam's period Herne to be otejor, without pur chase, vice Thome; Liestmeat James John Word to be cartels, without weber.. rice Brevet-M..or Hem ; Redo Jobs Tem,. Hell Girdles, to be lieutenant, with out pe•rtime, vice Wood. 70th Foot—tiestlemaa Cadet Joh& Frederick Augustan Cirionen, from the Royal Military Cones., to be assign, without ricritae. 72ad Foot —Loxliro James Tlioespeoa to be adjutant, vice Lleammiat the Hon. 1. IL H. Ward, promoted in the lith Peet. . .. Tirdioot—Easint Thomas Mord] Worma to bo lige treat, ',nitwit wartime,. Woo Plechary, &weed ; Thom a Nevem Edward Kew, good., to be nem without pertomo. Wav 74th Foor—Amistaat Sutras Robert Otiloopir, M.D., from Me alai, to be moistaaboargete, vies Boll,pramootad oo the Walt 77th rwri—Rdrdros %was Donald M'Cay 11'Dowald, from the mod, to to mimeo, Tito Yrnhlya, appouttad to thal 14th Wait Drogues/. nth Yout—Amamast•tbargeos William Jacherm, fres the .tad, to be saalmosttwargwre, view Millar, promoted to the Cad Foe—Aarietaat-Sorts Robyn lipasee, from rho MA to te melomat-stargem, vies Milton, app.:Maid= Ile hied ioot—Gewtlerass Cadet Prude Mont Salakood, from the WI al Sithcory College, to be eestrit, without perobsee, is ewessoiou b Lieu.esuat Spot, promoted. 84th Pool —Ciestlereos Cadet Kessie, has the lloyel Military Collette, to be swigs, without purchase, oleo Forster, preonot..l Geuther& Cadet John °ices, foos the Mihtary College, to be eseks, witbou poets. ' Surteos Jos.s Thi.tuas La Pools Ito.. the rail, to be surgeoe, Tice Issas, promoted as the eta 86 7 trioot—Aeristiat-Sorgerm Nedieskiel Natio, from tbe Ma, .0 be meletrat-rorome, Moe Lori, promoted oa fly Om. _ hilth Foot—Gsttlntosit Cadet William Maxwell Broader, ' Irma the R. I Military College, to be ma" Mined pureinow, yr, lienne., orummed. 97th Foot—G.oo.l mm Cadet Georg. WillouJhby Pardon, from the Royal Milicay College, to be ensign, without purchatte, ta am ~.....los to Lieutenant Fitenerald, pro moted ; Assistact-Streetsm Jobs C. 6., M.D. from the o Memit t ameistalt-surgeoa, vim Jaasillen, pfnaned 011 the Mal. 94th Foot —Gruslemen Cadet Philip Rohm Anstruthm, Irma the Royal Military College, to be erodes, without pure.sse, vice Cleve, preatotad is the 11th l'usot. 26th Foci—Gest:ammo Coda. W. Hoary eimmoada. host the Royal Hilitsry College, to be swage, without purchase, eke Ws*, promo.od. Ride Bristade-.Jots Steward Hardy, gest., to be essims, without sombre, vice Chanson promoted ; the Hoe. &Rset Hood to .at mars, without parehase, vies Rick• mas, promoted; Sorgeoa Jams thirmill Dempatee, M.D., from the staff, to be surgeon, vice Feuer, promoted os the eat lab West India Rerimast—fforgeos W. Rock Thotapeca, M.D., fray the staff, to be surgeon, Moe Salter, sp pealed to the star; Aesistaat-Survena Patrick Barran Xesalley. from the staff, to ha sasiestat-surstios, vies Th0n.....5. pr. tooted ea the staff. led Wevi logo. Ilegnitsat—bare os Richert! Edward Fitz gibbon, from the ststr, to be eurgvon, '..co Raton, op peMted to the lird Wool India Anaanst. 3ta wan bide. Repionat—Sorgens De....!.tn0 William Raton. from the 2ad Wait India Regimant, to to outguns, vice Wherry, appointed to the staff. Cayka Riffs Ittrusiect—Ameistaat-Surpos Jn.spb Jobe. wias, Hit.. from do raff, to be ellannt•uurgees, TIC. lir pr •roolod on the staff. Caragan itgl • Regiment—Captain Henry Elliott yhy, kola the 13th loot, to be captain, ..ce Cuyag leans, who es tsar.. STAPP. Joh* A.hwool, 13.4 . to be paymaster ci detachments os the West Coast of Africa. RECRUITING DISTRICT. Bittvel-Cokeei Edw.J.l Beal Brooke, t 0... the 67th Poet, to be isnectisi geld calor, vim Terme, promoted to be • major- terra. it.)YAL MILITARY ASYLUM. .4 , 4-Calms! Clarks Crate Arty, from • dep.t bottalrow, to sommaroloar, rice Crash, promoted to to a wise romar•L HOSPITAL STAY,. To be Imspeetors-Cloncrsl of Hospitals scarf the lkyal Warrant of Ist °rectal, ISM—Local Iwarrectorar•Osamal Jumps Barry, M.D. • William Uwe, M.D., C. B. To to Lo w', rs-Oweral of Hosollals—Th_lr'Y Gower Hospital.. Jobs Porrem, M M a rko. Wisdom, who wins apes ; Linn Clarks If obey, vise May* who has retired upon half-pay ; Jae Rebid Tyler, C. 8., vice Bell, who has retired upon UV-pay; Jams Brews Gilson, M.D., C. 8., vice An drew Fagniece, M.D., who has retired upon half-pay. To be D e p u ty Inspector- General of Hospital. under the Royal %Vanua of let October, 18.58—Local Deputy Inspector- General Janice Mover, C.B. Te be Dopier, lasgiscoore-Osseral of flospkalm—Bengems itsjon Thomas Bees Jameson, M.D., vies Rendeesca, placed upon half.py ; Arthur Anderson, M.D., _vies For rest, promoted; Jam Charles Graham Tice, M.D., vise ihafro7.lPeometed ; James Edward Thomas Parrett, from the fkryal Artillery, vice Balaban, placed upon half. pay , John Drop 1111cIllree, vice Gibson, promoted ; George Sievert Bra term, M.D., vice Taylor, promoted; George Taylor, M.D.; Joshes Psynter ; Richard Dena, M .D.; Charles Scott, M.D., C. 8.; Archibald Sievert, frm the 14th Light Dragoons; Francis William lanes, M.D., from 84th Foot; Surgeon* Jahn From, M.D., from the Rifle Brigade; John H. Kw Lassa C.D., from the 60th Foot ; 1 William Mere Muir, M.D., frees the 73rd Foot; Thomas Lasgssore, from the 19th Foot. To be Surgeons—Surgeons Thomas Mews Bunter, M. 8., from the let West India Regiment, Moe Jameson, pro- mord ; O'Coanor D'Arosy, boss the 3rd West India Regiment, vies Andersos, promoted ; Lesistaat. ' Bensons Thomas Bletherwick, vlisiTioe, promoted; John': Knot Lest from the 85th Foot, vies Fairbairn, appointed b the 22nd Foot James Wartime Laing, from the 66th Foot, vice Chisholm, placed n half-pay; William , Arthur Thomson, M. 8., from tin let Weet India Regi ment, Moe Connell, pieced upon ball-pry; George Paul Machin Woodward, M D . from the Royal Artillery, vice McGregor, placed upon half-pay; Alezandor 800tt = M.D., from the Royal Artillery, vice Bradford, ' npen halfiray ; Robert Thomm Buckle, M.D., from the 64th FoM, roe Lucas. placed aims helf-pay ; Colin Madams Me Millar. 81 D., from the 80th Foot, vice Fa . plo:: upon half pry , Francis Cogan, frost the itgoo, vice Marys, placed upon half-pay; Patrick , M.D., from 48th Foot, vice Graves, placed ups lalf ; Edward Arthur Brien, vice Thompsoa, violated to the Ist West India Regiment ; Charles Thompson Abbott, M.D., vice FitsGibban, appointed se Ms Bad Went India Regiment ; Arthur Bell, from the 74th For, vies Molltree, promoted; John Llair Jmni_rent Awn dr 87th Feet, vice Budge, appointed to the ttoyai Aram,. To be Ameistant-Bergeesi.—Aeriatant•Surgeon William Mellor Mots, Iran the Chid Foot, vice Blatherwick, pro inoteL ADMIRALTY, DEC. 31. APPOINTMENT.—Cap hia 0. Wodehouse (1864), to the Russell, GO, .crew steam shitanrim.oosst-guard movies at Falmouth, recommisaionod. ta—J. B. Mali (1864), to the Argos, 6, paddle wheel steam-sloop at Sheerness ; A. 0. Button (1862). to the et Viaoset, 102, at Portsmouth; A. H. Potroy (1866), sad A. C. May (1858), to the Cakutta, 84, Ilepship, East 1 end Chins stetson. Bonond-Master E. L. B. Williams (1863), to the Rhoda maathus, 4, paddle-abetl steam-transport, at Woolenc.h. WOOLWICH, Dtc. 31. Major-General Sir W. F. Williams, commandant, has this week completed his half-yearly inspectke of the whole of the departments of the wraps ; and the several regimental accounts. The luspectiou, which extended over • period of ten days, conflictive' with the Royal Hone Artil lery and terminated with the battalions of the Military Train Cone The latter now perform the wrists duties formerly appertaining to the held train department of the Royal Arullen now abolished, end the com mandant, after an examination of the whole Iseterier of the corps, expires-A an opiate's highly favourable se Is it• present etrimem-y. The campaign of hot ertillery sow in garrieon are composed, to • rest attest, of young soldiers, whit% from the numerous detachments which bare left Woolwich to 113 up compenise servbig la has, bat ao diffindty has been experienceil is up the streagth of the regiosent from the eerie= to metiers. The Improreassou in the siesplag epereZis na the private soldiers recommetided s 4 the minty ashatery mmiaimkin hare Wen coat sad the rooms, wide& have bees raiaed in he raised veatilsted hoes ths roof, in sow occupied. The new ridiag-banes earalffie matt—• commodities building of corrugated ins, is saw nearly completed. la accordeace with order, from the War-office the extra pay of ed. per diem hitherto granted to those Sergeants of !toyed Ai-tater, who performed the duties of Mutation clerks, se to he abolished. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FameT. umicingria ISTRIIPLRCRABR. 4 so I °Cued ow de TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARES. ~" 6 la I Ralph, (cd) C 6 CREAM' CUP. ib la I apt Pole SW Is I rby 60 I Drogheda t Nothiag der on the . THE MCRDEI NEAR NOTTINGHAM. The inquest touching the death of John Wood bead, beerhuriee-luper, Bal.dl , we tweed as Thursday, at the White Hart, tws , re Mr. Como, Swaim Our meters swill mumble that Wood head died Is cosesquesee Mb:quids. received about • wreath ego, in an secountiewith • strt masa be &m ea ad mended in upper rams of his homes, w • company of about half-a-dorm were drinkiag in the tap room inamidistely undertwath. Suspicion hamar fallen upon one of theme urn, knows by lb. mamma of OW, " though his real same was Wort, he Teat at of the way fie • abort dam, but be retuned boors and was immediately eppreheaded, sad brought baton the county 'Regime's. As there einned Is he no cars against him, be wee dis charged ter his own recogaieinons to appear *gala on Saturday. • PArser • variety of evidence had been adduced, the coroner sonmed up, and the jury returned • verdict of WO- W murder against Nome penis or persons nakaown."—Not ronyleres formal. Hen MAJESTY'S DOCKTARDS.—As • sequel to the Order is Council making It compulsory to mere at seventy, we an informed that oaken and clerks who shall have at tained the IWO of sixty-tive, sad those ranglag from that ago to enmity, on the 81st of March nest trill be at liberty to retire. Tine will add materially to the etScieney of our dothystds, arid. doubtlese, will prom the hot minute ever cooed by their kedships for the benefit of the public write. A. there I. a committee of inquiry into the economy of hap Majesty's doclryards new minium we would draw their atten tion to one = toe principal soarcee of the wows of public mnetey ia the doikyarde—vis., the 'yak= of dismantling ship end moron, thaw stone after three years. Instead of re-commimiosteg each wank for another period of this. yen.—Civil Service Gezettf. MICOTERY OF AN ENLISTED APERENTICE.—An application was mode to the Liverpool stipeediazia . FM trate yesterday , for the delivery up by the: 28th meat of a youth sawed Thecae Byrne, 18 year, of sge, w had =lima while yet an apprentice to Mama Ronald. and Joanne, rope manufactarate, Old Swan, met Liverpool. Proof of 13) roe's age, and also proof of the apprenticeship (which will sot expire before November, 1860) haring been tendered sad moneyed by the court, the sppreutice wee given up. Mr. illeatheld remarked that the lew In inch owe was Wet at the expiration of the apprenticeship the young man wood be cloOited by the regiment, sad if be rens= or eroded this dein he would Int punishable se • &enter. Mr. G anew, the law clerk, wild that the law recognised oleo an other pubiehromit, nattaly, that the delinquent could Le Ego scouted for obi inteet money by false neenteee. MILES STANDISH'S PIER AND PISTOL.—At the adminietrator's sale of the effect* of the late Zechariah Standish is Ode city yeeterday, by 8. M. Pests, the vetitsble pipe of Captain Mike Standieb, width cone over with him la the Mayflower, and we winked by him till the day of hie death, wee sold. It is • little iron affix, of about the sire sod chaps of a common clay pips, and though somewhat dilapidated by time, le still raped* of being smoked. It wee struck .4 to Mr. Goes, of Lebanon, for 15 dole. A pistol, which also belonged to the Puritan hero, was sold at the same trap. It Is of antique make, worn and ru.ty, arid is past mi . :airy service. It =outfit 15 dole. from Mr. MeCwrieenn —cheap canugh. considering the autiquarien in terest which will alas) a:to.kt to it.—.4lbasy Aidl Ma, 16th. FOREIGN MAIL.—The following notices were issued tress the Gemmel Poet-olthis yesterday, viz. .—the mil* for the Mediterranean, Egypt, India, Mauritius, Ceylen, sad Chins, gni Southampton, which is due coons ahoMil be demential on the m.rning et the 4th proximo, will sot be made op In London until the morning of the 6th proximo. The Cryth le the steamer appointed far tics con vey UNA of thaw mails. Mails for the Mediteromeen, Roost. India, end Mauritius. nil Meneillea, will be de- epen:bed nn the evening of the 3rd proximo. The next mail from India, real Bombay end Mareeillee, la doe in London on t!.. ltd proximo. The mxt owl from Cakotta direct, Sisespurs, and Cuica. Mil If needles, in due Ia London on the 13th pron. , . Ship malls will (011111.111, up in thA Gen. nil Poe-, for Lisboa. Cadiz, Moßndore, Lauctrota, Owed Canary. end Tomei& this morning. 1.0•4/1 OF LIFE AT SEA.—ABIRATTON, DEC. 29. —The body et • sssu, supposed to be • mike, was lambed on Wain yestieda. • t • mile to the south of this port. The initials •' J. 3 ." were marked In Idles ink on hie band. Ile had i.e. stocking cc, with the male Initials marked on It. It is net reported that snother body his bees found .1 Quaebrat:k THE BRIM:170N AND SOCTII COAST AND SOCTII- WrRTPRX RAILW , T..—The dispute between these two com panies mute formoly before tbt Vice-Cboncelloin Coati yeeievlay, when Mr. Rolt, upon the application of the Lan dow, Driyhtoo. sod Routh Owe Railway. obtaicad an in junction restrelabas the Math-Wasters Cumpeoy tom rem ain over Ow disputed portfut of their raflwap pending the decision at the whitratoe, Mt. Herdic's. upon the terms an which the tradic from the (whims, and Havant Ruth's, to to be allowed to pow into Parteneowb. CITSTAL PALACL - ONE BRILLINO DAT.- Ps tnA c, Dec. 31,—AdInforiawe an payinant, 1,667; ditto by swam tialutto, 623; total, 2,180. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1, 1869. 710 K LAST NIGHT'S OAZSTTB. OVIRLVII Dorms. OM Talsilainaiill,lar.lace. City, glen ma. Gawk to mmodar l3 et 1. P. 11 ..• 11. a, "C1..1 war. Ida. Ball , aaof Illmans, Guaaeclauab nreac, La ; aft. rig— 111aboara. Bolaahalialnia Hagar Wan. 0110800.1111.4. W. =I Iletalaslalls. 3131./. aplag , .terea, Jaa 13 at 11,...1 Feb. lir Us' padmaitllapeal. S.L. Asc.. Poutn quark,. Om . .ma ;Mt aid Viliona% samiladarasea Jos, Al./.. Mausjlialt.ll.*Valadlab.34lllmlll. dim 11 31 1 1. OW lab. le Y l3. 114 am, polara . Bedlam ban ; at Nig.. Law Lama Alumni. ()Loma. 'Wel la= ssa aa.ll . aial lab. 1, et 11, aa Lkaarq Oesl. . mad Mauled Camplids, Bowe Willarna wan, , .marl i t an " ho. Lh i'd 'LI ra . t .: : A n a sactra6LClat ige" W 57 . 7,14,3 1 . 1 7,t _came, _ _ . _ Wad.l7a . Caviar, Iltodtgait, drapir, Jas. U amid Yob. 3, at 11. at Manobrator Court. bob, Wiwi Oa, Itabebotor , ob. amag , tab imam, ltaarbarar. INSOLVINT PITITION6I.B. _ rf &TIMM. .o. ....... .... . ....... W.1.d0, QuasiLtho. Pa. vokicar-1.. Davi& Ik-bord oter. na l ?! Vddorib. Mang • olark—J. Beams. Joao o.u.rrado, Poplar, RUM retail. do MM. 0111410101100. V. amothapd.. lauttopaao *or realgir—M . Calm, Mad Hoarroloalt, cb.........ne. asislaitt—lll. P. Ombra. stooolomoor—M. Han i 2: 4. ldogratatoPasoa=ol7. mot do a elotiodar— IC Googol*. Mistakwens, IN , a bid oloaskr-411. aVro= ll. Kuban th io a"l"." .1 1.. be . Akltd• t L i rkoso °ll4 alagtoo. r. :44bor—laisa w anb dolma. Vows . kosalaaidadaaa. 'hal ball. rope maastaotolor . DBOLAILATIONIO OP DIVIDIND& °some TB..a imamate e...tate), Cm,Dad him. corn factor-1A dreamt of .06., Dm. 29, aml sw.. mitoequoat Wadorodara. aa Lora. AlSermaaburr. Part m. Tonna. Orett Yarmouth. poor—l 4 dlvtdand of Sp.. Jan. J. sad arly aubsagoesst limuMr. at llama's, Paloahall. watt Ozoaf!a Orr. Pt. AadrineratraM, Somm-thala. !Mound M. rte— dividing of 3 JIS. 3, lir asiiiiTignisegTiiiiiid,ig dannia's. 11/11111T 1t)W4114 Di Sad CRAM= WILIAM CRANIUM. Mt -187. aura% beown—la "Mimi of la. 634., Jas. 3, sal to wow Jattrllosigit 2111413.1.1.1?3,11"011Z043. miasmas dolialer —l3l at ift, ha 1, and my =barna likmag, aiOaar ma's, Domagalliasa. Coamains Davos osol Two= lroalms, Omit Illoalmapra Watsair. moat maaamaren—al drain& et la 41a, Jaz. 2■ll aimmeas Mortal, l3nmaia, amasad Thaw LTNIM KSIMIS.II4.I= al armload at h. M.. Jan. S. and oas aturanas 1.1. a /3•31.3633143 ea. JAN. Mak Bray 113, la , theisr-4.4 1331338..1 NAL ,Ju. 3. NM w imitagralloadq, id Oasaas.l astal. aria 11333 T Govan, Oral Windintordtrest, City. mardimat—nk ahl dood a OIL, ay Wassidsa as Whitmore s, kaastraasta 1111.3ws Tama mut, tallar—la ctly33ad el a. id., say Viwkaar. is ft 1/33113area. JOllll PIMA. d.u.or,..ucuaa...- - -~c 1101Mbi.. , Or .!‘"*.. TIP p•uter. ••111”11i. iimmom rtauwiert doiSemi .1 rlt. W Weilawkw, at N aftssanal, Basbatbala anti. OZ:4; ra,k , Toll Sid daaa• lfvfow, Pastawat.r. Wah. , th dititisaa utlla Oat.. W Ifiatontay. at W Ottawa's. ..trest. Seeparate Wats', Pastarrott. Walwatthrood, bur - Illatdcati at As. W Wolarday. at Waltman's. kr Davit, I::VZ,.isosia corner, PMCIMIII,4OIII. boatmen-IA dividend of I. t any Weatzteadaa, a* wattaaget. Itaatagaall emeet. su.t•st 1 . 1.1146 8... u. Dastard, leimah= .4 r-lt 4 . llyeelandof le. ltea‘L. say taarlasamy. at Whitilleret. WILLI.. Jolts, Ka* lar go d, time; taalkicar -44 dividend al 110 ..140. 4. and say tabeepatat Tondo,..t illababiat, Moo - - _ ll.nnaw lEarrin .sd ED II ALP Barra. Oruro, Omar our r. stationer. —3rd dirithiod at In Id.. Jr ri any me uory, at Nichols. a, faialmaliallorr W 11.1.1•11 1...)11. Last berpholt, 00041. Market MlSOMer—lot dirt. rod a r. act., Jr. 1, air ry arorrat itirdr. 41 Nichols.* Barran erICIr Como, UALL. Guildford, Furry, tromorigor-Ist dirroad of LL. Jar Larry our aria Turoday, at Nimrod's. ar &ALL. ✓oot. Tsars Borar Cur, 31 tarts. City, ilrand riarake—b4 dirlood of in 4d., Jr. 1, and any abrequaut Tarry, as Alterd- Kel, orris lora Iltolator J Ololalselook City, glory moodaeryr—lat dhrldred of In 10,L, an. 1, and o.i TuNdAY.Ig Mida• ▪ BotosOollotroct. 'mums bum." WIIALIT sod Wtwom Join Mums. Wood. oroot. oil* 4J Oboopl4o. lholl, rirro cbazo rroon—la &Orr of Lb" 107 at !muimteas WILLIAM 1114111 Maur rysrsto raki, Worror Chtirlid% roriarao—lat durard 013 n, all heir at rosostl's, Mum* acsD, Ilegest-etroos. Cislord.l2l4, Losass—dlrldeod et 61.1.. ea MOICOILit or 0.1. DAS 'rand...T. $ P 66.1.11.. du.1412613- Arbon. HOST u6samos sad Joss B6i.cm,s, Corsa tadora. sod Toe lhammokUorrper 5-court. Gambill. Worn kapln 11162+7 badmen . WD 6=16. 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J• oon vt. ants, b0w.... cbarture. &an al•CaMta, Oataoo .45a1Mar of tAl.,Jantiti, and.) wtatatinent Itteaday. at Framer a. -IA &Mood of 41. omy P.LItT Daps, Ilasebottes, divklond of Tit. say Tumby. at Itlarnuankk taescry. libtatbager dirisited of id.. as 7 luesday. Ll•tirantsa a Manehmar. . . Joan J•mas KAT vas. Msocheuar, tallor—lind dividend of 214.. say Teeny. at Ltataatasn'a slaneh.ater. Tt1..1 But. Karate,. it 'raw itstre. roMar—Rnd e'vtdoz..l of /K. and In al, Wend nu nem wovta any Thursday, at Kinnear's. liStrmlngham. DIVIDINDB. Jas. !I. M. Masa% Resu prorlies saerebant—Jaa. /I. J. tiara*, Ilrblme. tor f. ILisielsoaL umber smallest—JAl,. U.O. Shaba,. 111813bury.,,ot Nits. Magma ; and one& To. ler .3reee Aced L.3y4 Collcabsue% Cliy. madmen lir —Jan 21. J. 'fame*, C aborts. wort aimed. end Wane Ilametsmt.lhsrplaort...K.P. proms/ um —Jas. W. T. S. Deeeer. Wardimr-suit. 13. I. lamtique, Pad lam. My. marabest —Jas. 13. 0. wasacrart urwawroad. Eat amaulatlame—Ja. IL O. t. 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Madsen-A. Ludt, mil . noel. Liverpool. twoollwata tab/ illttlitgellit. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Dze. 31. (More Mr. COMMIBBiOINN Face.) IN YE WALTON AND WALTON. (Concluded from yesterday's Express.) Mr. Linklater (on behalf of Charles Walton) said it was only neosseary for him to trouble the court on a few points, which Mr. Lswranoe had charitably left open for him. (la laugh.) But for the course taken by Mr. Sargood, the ad vocates for the bankrupts were willing to have left the cam ' with the court as it Mood upon the evidence ; for the whole of the charges urged against the bankrupts had been ex ! planed and answered by that evidence. While the eurei natio= were going on, the court had sevenl times expressed the; opinion that the matters Inquired into had nothing whatever to do with the question of certificate. Yet all these charges were now renewed, after an interval of two months, although the judgment of the court had been In effect pronounced upon them, and a compliment paid to the bankrupts for the clear manner in which they had ex plained all their transactions. The leader of the oppmition, Mr. Swann, an underwriter, had fully investigated the bank rupts tranaactions with regard to the Sarah Sands on the failure taking place; and the committee then appointed had reported that there did not appear to be any reason for im peaching the sale of the second moiety of the ship, although they were of opinion that the benkreps ought to have called together their creditors before making the salt.. The com mittee woe of opinion that a composition of 4s. in the pound ought to be accepted from the bankrupt.. Ultimately en agreement to scospt 3s. in the pound was come to, and Mr. Swann was one of the first to ,in that agreement. Every thing was then before the creditors; they knew that the transaction was a joint one ; and, if they had chosen to do so, they might have promated the transfer of the second moiety to Maws. Lloyd, Bielby, and Co., for it was not then registered. But they thought the transaction so lair and reasonable that they determineA on carrying it out by accepting the composition. Nearly all the creditors had signed the deed, but owing to the delay In carrying it out, Messrs. Walton had been advised to come to that court, In the full confidence that they would receive Bret-close o rti- Somas. It was much too late now for Mr. Swann to complain; belied not been heard of from January tW September, when the bankrupts posed their examinadon. It was a waste of words to answer charges which had so little foundation in fact. The course of business with underwriters was only to have yearly settlements with the brokers; there was theist.= nothing of a fiduciary character in than payments by the brokers. At the death of their father the bankrupts had a confident belief in his solvency, and allowed the executors to withdraw from time to time portions of the assets of the firm. It turned out that they had overdrawn to the extent of 4,0001. ; and the estate was now in Chancery, in hopeless confusion. Mr. Walton, sea., had been managing director of the Royal British Bank up to two years before his death, though he was not connected with its Irregularities. The executors sold his shares, but had notitransferred them when the bank failed ; and this led to immense litigation. The , result was, that Means. Walton were wholly unable to un derstand the position of their father's estate; sad it was im possible for them to have said at any precise period that they ought to have stopped then. Their meets had gradually fallen off, by one lose and depreciation after another. The father', capital of 21,0001. was the result of a balance of much larger figures. It wee said that Gibson bed been pet forward by Mr. Walton, men., as a means of obtaining me ssed= of ships. Why, at that very time Mr. Walton, as., had 14 ships standing in his own name, worth at least 60,0001., and he could have discount to any amount at the Bank of England. This inquiry had been kept up, in the most persecution, spirit, for the last two mouth, ; and the bankrupts hoped now to receive the judgment of the court, ' m all the facts were tally Wore IL The Commissioner—They shall not be kept long in mis =l guilt think It necemary to go through the short writer's notes of the evidence, and I will then give my judgment. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Chariot Claridge, carman to Mr. Milberg, carrier, Bi street, was charged before Bir R. W. Carden with having feloniously forged a receipt for the payment of money. Mrs. R. Shoemeck, whose husband holds a situation in the War-office, said—l reside at Olouceeter-grove, Bramp ton. On the 24th inatant a hamper, with a delivery ticket attached to the address, was brought to my house by the prisoner. He asked la. for the carriage. I told him that there woe Bd. to pay according to the ticket. He said that the charge of 2s. was correct, and that he should ask what he liked, alt was Christmastime. I paid him the 2a. The signature to the delivery-book produced, " F. Bhusraack," Is not my handwriting. Mr. H. Smith, clerk to Messrs. Wheatley and Co. to the Globe Parcel Express Company, ideatitied di= produced as the on. be made out for the delivery of the hamper at the residenoe of the prosecutris. The proper charge, as marked on the ticket, was Bd. Mr. Milberg we. employed to assist the company, who were very busy about Christmastime. . _ Sir R. W. Carden—The two previous entries appear to be In the same Landwriting as the forged signature of the Fee- ioulTier (the officer)—Yee, and there is also another at the top of the pyre. Sir R. W. Carden—How u.se the fraud diernvered ? - _ Mr. Smith—Mr. Shoewack called at the office on Monday evening, and communicated with us upon the subject of the overcharge. Mr. F. Mayberg—The primrose was employed by me to de liver the hamper, end he returned the delivery book to me signed ea It now is. Foulger laid that the prisoner, upon being taken into cus tody, mid he was in trouble, but must get out of it. The prisoner was fully committed upon this charge, but will be spin brought up, as there Sr. a great many other cams against him of a similer nature to the last. George Christy, • cab-driver (number of bodge 5,1186), whose conduct and demeanour were of the moat offensive an d Insulting character in court, appeased upon • summons which charged him with having refused to carry a gentleman named Borland, front his house In the vicinity of the Black well Railway terminus, on Christmas-day. The defends:a pleaded The complainant, after stating that the defendant refused to drive him to Notting bill, said he should not have sum moned bins had it not been for Ws ()femme and insulting be haviour. . Dpfandsnt (impudently)—l told you ray bone wale tired, end I net going to kill him to socommodste you, and I tell you so now. Complainant—He was on the cab-stand when I sent for him. Defendant—l had just had a fare from Peckham-rye, and this man wanted me to go to Notting-hip. Compluinant—When I asked him for Manama and number he refused to give me a proper answer. He would neither give me his ticket nor hie name, sod I was obliged te get my eervant to fetch me a candle before I could see hie number. I watched him after he left my door, and be returned direct to the cab-stand. Defendant—No. I didn't. I went straight home. I went going to Notting-hill when my horse was nearly knocked up. Sir H. W. Carden—Then you had no business to be ply bg for him. Your whole conduct here proves bow insolent you must have been to the complainant, and I shall Ise you 25.. and costa for the offence. Defendant—l ellen t pay ft. He was then committed to prison for 14 &lye. The Lord Mayor minuted an scknowirdgment of the second bait of a 61. note, numbered 79,520, for the poor-boa, from " M. P. G." WESTMINSTER. lets Leary, a dissipated-looking woman, about 30 years of awe, wee charged with attempting to commit suicide. William Sloman a careozrer, residing at 23, Haneiegh street, Chelsea, raid that, an he ant a companion were re turning from work at twelve o'clock on Thursday night, they heard 'creams of " Murder!" from the water side, near Cor morns. They hurried to the spot as fast as they could, but could not get to where the crier proceeded from until they lied climbed a fence and walked along the Cremot ne-pier. Wiener* then found the woman visa in about ten feet of mud. There wee very little water there, because the tide was out. She wee intoxicated, and after &seeing her out they gave bee up to the police. Jame* Williamson. 278 A, said that between twelve and one that morning he was nn duty nem Battersea bridge, when his attention was called to the prisoner, who was surrounded by a crowd of primes. She wee completely saturated with mud and water. He asked her what indu.ed her to go into the water, when she made reply ate bad swam woes the Thames. In reply to nue:aims from the magistrate, the constable said she bad made no other etaterneut since. She could not have fallen in, end he did not think she bad climbed over the DEATH OP AN INFANT FROM AN OVERDOSE OP face on to the Cremorne Pier. There wee a walk by the 13v icy r or Part ES.—On Thursday evening a lung inquiry „ side of the Thames which wee open, and she might have took Ph" at the Weetmiseler Hwpital, before Mr. &dated, ; walked down from the path, but could not have fallen in, as on the body of Raynor Forme, an intent 18 menthe old. I sloe was 60 or 60 yards from the pathway. Mrs. Jane Preeman, the mother ,:f the infant, sail—On Defendant in reply to the charge mid she met with some Chtiatmas Eve the deceased wee very restless on weasel of , frier:le, or rather foes to her, es they gam her something to teething. I seat a little girl to • altlilbe• for twopenny drink, and she got into the water somehow. worth of syrup of p-ppiee. This wee stout firs o'clock la Mr. A mold did not think there was evidence enough to the evening. I gave rte intent two tearpoonfula, but not he- convict bee of attempting to commit suicide, and elm was meting compeeed, at ten o'clm k the 'awe night, I gave her dircharged. another teaspo.'nful. We went to 1.41 about eleven o'clock. Mr. Arnold told Slocum It wan, no doubt, owing to him About one o'clock I locked at my belly, end was shocked at that the woman's life was raved. If he would acospt in. finding her apparently Wein'. Mr. Riley, a sermon, from the poor-box he should have it. promptly attended, and pronounced lib to have been Etymon thanked the magistrate. extinct some time. Mr. Riley, surgeon, of St. Oeorge'e- MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Toed, Pimlico, said he had made a post osortess cow- We have received the following letter neinetion, and found that teach moulted trout the Demotic TO THZ EDITOR OF THE EXPILBS/L which bad been administered to the Infant. fieldmice wee Sle—ln your Marlborough Police-court report of Monday brought forward to prom the strong@Section of the parents last, Joan Sherrington was charged with steeling a parse. A for the infant, after which the jury returned a verdict—•• D:ed ' of the name of Thome, Tayliweame forward to speak from an overdose of gimp ef poppite, tweed:Feely admisia- pee , "Tt or t. rho ,. odor w h o desalted himself os the pro. tend by the mother, and recommend thst chemists be prohl- priees e HoHomeil„ beg to ray that such kited from oiling such in small quantities." statement is Ida Thomas Tailor Is :sot the proprietor of ANOTHER LOLLIERS' 6 flt11:11 IN WEST YORK- I the H ow . K ne e..." Be was f ormer l y omp i oyo o 11111111.—The colliers in the employment of Mews. J. Lock ; lector of advertisements, but that occupation has beg since Co.,and of Ki r i , here teem to wear " we " t at tha I ceased. Your Insertion of this letter will oblige, yours, same ten " ea the other men, who IA " gme in at • re - I &a., Foal, and TILT, Mortgagees.-62, Long-acre, Dec. 31. &mike of per tent. instead of 15 par oat., but ask for an edema, of 6 per meat. above the rate of wages paid before SOUTHWARK. any reduction was made In April. The MOMS. Leek re- William el/dridg• and !refired; lirro bjoi t:o fellows wet:l bw to soma to this demand but oar the same rats of hams to the pollee, were brought Mr. Combo, wages as agreed upon when th e reat of the men went la. A charged with steeling a hamper of pork from the Great melding of the noalowners of the district wee held on TOM. Northern Railway Terminus, Vag's-craw, the property of day at the White Horse Hotel, Leeds when It was re- Messrs. Litton and Co., meat taisemen, Nmegate-market. 1014 ii to rapport the Meows. Lon la ratan; the demand. John Brown, police astable 64 M, said that be SCOTCH BEQUE.BTILATIO24B. Rau.. Tt IW. !hawk, grow. J. 4. at ter Now Slap Mid, Loth. WI guano. Ldialtaab. banana. Jam. 1. at Illeveasaa's OW moms. 11.41,1cleFrit. it . HI Pearl. Mem Eclat. Atertletzuhlre, tamer. J.. t. at taw 110.yal litA.A. Al rrdr. Jo.. NOT Y. Pw.ey. liA•gow. el.Ablit. Jas. T. at the lion hod warn on duty in the Blackfrisre-rued about seven o'clock that morning when he saw the pewter's turn down towards Herbrst's-building, • place abounding with thieves and other notorious characters. Perceiving that Aldridge waming • large and apparently heavy limper, he them, and stopped them in Webber street, when Payne said he was • porter, and that they had bath hem employed by • carman in Newgate-market to carry the hamper to the Walerleo-road Railway station. Witness took them into custody, and found that there was no dire°• dam ea the hamper, but than wee a note in it addressed to Mann. Litton and Co., meat salesmen, Newgatemarkst. Re then gave the necceeary information to the latter. Yr. Thomas Williama, inspector on the Great Northern Railway, said that the company were carriers for Masers. Litton, of Nete-market. There was an entry in their hooka on Thory of a hamper ooming from Eiggleswaide for them. That hamper had been missed. Yr. Comte sated the prisoners whether they would plead guilty, or go to the mama P They eagerly pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to six meths' hard labour. Drawls if &hooey, a young fellow ' about 20 years of age, dreamed in the workhouse garb, was brought up for final ex amination, charged with cutting and wounding the master of St. Olave's Union Workhouse, Horselydown, with intent to murder him. . _ _ Mr. Corner, the solicitor to the Guardians of the Poor, "rnarfor the prosecution. ridition to the evidence which appeared in this paper yesterday, the meeter of the workhouse, who seemed to have recovered in a great measure from the efforts of the wound indicted on him, said that the prisoner had been • burthen on the parish for nine years. He was quite right in hie Intellects, but very unruly. On Wednesday morning, about 11 o'clock, witness had occasion to go towards the sick ward, and when neer the top of the stairs Its sew the prisoner, but he took no notice of hint, and when andeavounng to psis him, he struck witness a heavy blow on the left ear, which caused him to fall spinet the banisters. As coon u he turned round and was recovering himself, he saw the prisoner with a knife in his hand, which he fleshed about, end swore he would murder him with it. . . ..31;760117611toT;r1Zorho saw where he took the knife from ? . . Witness—Yes, air ; from his cost pocket. It wee a table knits belonging to the house. Mr. Con:be—What did the prisoner then do? Witaers—He made several attempts to cut my throat with the knife, and in warding the thrusts off from my throat, I mosived several cuts one on my right arm end shoulder, and then I toll on the stabs. As soon u I reoovered myself I rushed downstairs, when the prisoner followed me, and made another desperate attempt to cat toy . throat. 1 put up say left hand to parry o ff the blow, and in doing so the pri soner nearly out off my left thumb. Mr. Combe—Did he make use of any threatening language them? Witten—Yes, sir ; he said " You —, I'll murder you." I managed to get away from him, and went Into the surgery, when Dr. Mackintosh shut the door and dressed my wounds. Mr. Combe—Can you account for this attack on your life? Witness—The only thing I can imagine is that on Friday last he came to me, and wanted clothing to leave the home, and on account of his previous misconduct I refused. Mr. John James Mackintosh, M.D., medical officer of Saint Olave's Union, said he was in his musty shortly before 12 o'clock on the morning in question, when he saw the last witness rash in with his left hand opined with blood. He closed the door to prevent the prisoner coming in, and on examining the master's left hand, he found that be had a des ! perste cut at the lower side of the thumb. There were also cuts on the right shoulder and arm, all of which he dressed, and directed the master to keep him room. He new consi dered that there was no danger. The knife produced was such as likely to have caused the wounds. Mr. Comte ricked whether there was anything the matter with the prisoner's intellect P Mr. Mackintosh replied that there was not, and he was quite strong and healthy. Timothy Crowley, a tailor, said hewed into the workhouse to lee his daughter, who was in the sick ward, end on pro m? the slabs he distinctly sew the prisoner make th i ef: listinct stabs at the master. Wawa went to his as sistance, when the prisoner turned on him, and the master rubel down into the Joseph Va ll acott, the surgery UM when be took the prisoner into custody for stabbing the rustic of the workholum, he said "he meant it." The knife was found on the other side of awall where he had thrown it. w. fheini;oner, who legh;;lntild reserve his defence, woe committed to Nongete for trial. THAMES. Charles 11.1.aehlas, a assume was brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with deserting from her Majesty's ship Hannibal. Dunaway, a polka-constable, No. 129 H, stated that he went to the house, No. 10, Old Gravel lane, Bt. George-in the-East, that moraing, and found the prisoner there, who, in answer to his questions, said his name was M'Lachlan, and that he formerly belonged to the Hannibal man-of-war, and left her at Malta two year* ago, soon after pesos was pro obtimed. The prisoner exactly answered the description of a man who deserted from the Hannibal. Mr. Yardley—But tha Hannibal Ss out of commission sow? . . . Dunaway—Yee, sir, it is. The prisoner la a ten years man, sad he admitted that to be en. The prisoner said be had formerly given himself up at the Rendezvous, on Tower-hill, some time ago, and the people there would have nothing to do with biro. Mr. Yardley—Take him to the Rendezvonir, where be per haps can be identified, end then convey him to the receiving shop a the Tower. Dunaway raid that when he brought the last deserter from the navy before his worship he was directed to convey him on beard the Crocodile, but the commanding officer on board said he would have nothing to do with him. He then to..k the deserter to the Rendezvous, on Tower-hill. and the pe,pin there laughed at him android they not receive bite. He saked where be was to takes. from her Majesty's ship, and the reply was, " Take them where you like." He rhea took the deserter to Woolwich, and the Commodore said be was glad the polio, were looking after deserters from the navy ; they were the very sort of men that were wanted, end would be punished when detected. _ . . Yardley—Take this man to Woolwich. It appearing that the prisoner had been diochsrged from a schooner a fortnight ago, when be received a balance of 91. for his terriers on a voyage to the West Coast of Africa and back, and that his clothes were detained by a lodgiag•house keeper, the magistrate requested Dunaway to obtain the man's clothe., and said If they were not delivered to him be would grant a summons. ROMANCE or CRIME.—The singular event of try ing a man, already wider sentence of death for murder, on a charge of swindling, occurred at Paris on Wednesday. Paean, who is awaiting execation for grommly outraging and murdering his niece, was accused before the Tribunal of Correctional Polio, of having taken from the Raviug. bank, and appropriated to hid own use, a rum of 2000., which had belonged to • German women named Misty, almost an diet, who had lodged in his hone. and who is now dead. It was alleged that the money had been taken from the bank by Parang, and that to obtain it he had made the woman sign an nthorisatioe, though she did not know what it meant; it was also alleged that it was with part of the 200 f. that he bad gone to Olson to bring his ill-fated niece up to Paris. It was further said that after the fraud he had turned the poor idiot out of doors ha the night, and that ehe had wandered about the streets until arrested by the police. But it appeased that at the time the authorisation to withdraw the money was alleged to have been signed the woman was in the hospital of La SalpFtriAre, and the nurses of that establishment swore that they Mid exercised each strict surveillance that it wee impossible mhe could have signed any document without their perceiving it, and that they bed never seen her use pen end ink ; besides which they did not helloed that Paring had ever ben admitted to see her. The tribunal decided that the proof of the man's guilt wee not sufficiently clear, and ft acquitted him. Parang'a wife was tried tar alleged participation, and was likewise ac quitted. THE LATE CATASTROPHE AT TOROUAT.—The adjourned inquest on the belies of Mr. and Mee. Hamblin, who were killed by the fall of • high wall upon their dwell ing, at No. 4, &moon-terrace, in this town, on the night of Monday, Dec. 20, was held at the Town - h a ll. on Thursday, before Mr. W. A. Cocksy, the coroner. Mr. Tanner, one of the survivors, who resided at No. 2, Beacon-terrsee, was pre...int and gave his version of the catastrophe, but no ad ditional facts were elicited. The workmen who were en gored by Mr. Jacob Harvey in rasing the wall which fell and in laying out the intended garden behind, stated that, although it was only .Intern inches in thickness, there was no reason for sppreliending danger. There was no evidence to show that any one hut previously regarded the wall es insecure, and the coroner, in summing up, recommended the jury to end a verdict of " Accidental Death," ea there wee evidently no blame attached to Mr. Hervey. The jury, however, after forty minute.' deliberation, headed in the following °pm verdict: "That Edward Rambling, and Louisa Rambling. his wife, on the 21.1 day of December, were killed by the falling of a oertain wall. The jurors con ' eider that proper precaution was not used In the construction of the wall, and that the old veal was not in a fit state to re ceive the addition." - - --•- ------- A STARTLING FACT.—When the pueenger 'hip Isaac Wright wee on lire a week agu, and all bops of saving her had been given up, she was towed up the liver to the Sloyne, act that she might be scuffled, out of the way of the other ships. Some of the guns of her Majeetra frigate Hastings were tired into her at a short range, with the view of aiding in the aMking ; but avenge to say, now that she lire dry, it ia apparent that not a single allot penetrated her hull. This being the fact, the question naturally suggests Walt, of what use are such gnus in naval warfare, and more particularly when war shios are built of stouter timber than the merchant movie° ? With regard to the Isaac Wright, no good can be made of her hull, and she will have to be broken up.—Liverpool feet. [Adrertisementl—PtArzcr Dmrs•rion, sound t 00.,. aed Amer nerves are metered. by Du Barry • &Wires Iseslth• medttlee, Incourcethr.ce. or wean to the mat enfeebled, without netortar Iteralen , ft Merles Wood., which same My Woes km ant Is Was, rersedlee, removing effectually tedillmtlem kl habitual A conetipaWn. tkateleney. acidity. ,Alamos of the bean to Y•PSPAW. tpidlty of the Geer. dlarrlsma. Woos Weider*. sereonet trilletreet. general debility. couch eo,,,aweasm. 4 d. Itecommeeded i r ) .m . t h =eer * lreTto n teesor of Cheroletry and rm. till li.D.. . Dr. Shorland. Dr. Csurptult. Lore smart de Dediw Fluid- Muth& the lint. of Plorimer, an many Untamed per. was of dlennetion.—WalAms, Ilb . la. 9d. ; 19b, The ear. rags tree cm receipt of pott.• order. Barry Du Barry and Co.. 11. Berenttreet. Lauda,. Alm Fortnum. Beam and Go., !Bumpily WAS" Onaidawelewtrees. ~tal[Ti lfYb: • bitsciNo-tame, Dec. 31. SVGA R.—Brokers have jailed their annual statements of thin important iu tide, from which it appears that the impor tation into the United Kingdom of colonial for the year 1868 has been 267,000 tone ; foreign, 177,600 i oo e foreign refined, 19,600 tone; total, 493,000 lona, against 438,000 tons in 1867. The home consumption in 1868 has been:— Colonial, 280000 toes; foreign, 160,000; foreign refined, 13,400 ; total, 463,400 tone against 382,300 tone in 1867. Exported 1868, an soda. 21,800 (011 P, against 22,260 tone in 1867. Stock on hand 31st December, 92,000 tone, against 91,800 tons at the clot'. of 1867. The principal feature is the emcees of the importation in &huh West India, which amounted to nearly 26 per cent. on the previous year. The pricer have ruled low the greater portion of the year. The highest Gazette average in bond wee in March, 29e. Byd. ; the lowest tin July, 24e. 70. The im portation of other sorts of auger ham been below the parading Tue.—The importation of this article is estlmned at 73,000,000 lbs. ; the deliveries for home consampticot 73,000,00016. ; for exportation, 7,000,000 lbs.; total de liveries, 80,00001101 M. The stock on hand Mat December, 1868, estimated at 62,000,000 lbs., against 71,000,0001 M. at the same laded teat year, showing a decrease of 9,000,C00 at this date. The guentity_now afloat from China is 10,493,00016., against 14,600,000 lbe. last year; and the shipments from China to the United Kingdom, from let July to let November, the first four months of the China year, was 8,000,00010 e. lees than at the same period last year. Prices have ruled low during the year, the highest point of the market wee in Jemmy, fdr common Congon, Is. lid.; the lowest be July, 9td. ; the present price, MIA per lb. 817 GAB..—The average price of Mown or Muscovado auger, the produce of the British Pasadena In America, for the week ending Deo. 28, is 275. 41d. per cut, exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon. No return d the sale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of Cr. Mauritius, for the week ending u above. The ave. rage price of brown or Musoovado sugar, the produce of the Best Indies, for the week ending se above, in 26e. iiid„ The average price of the two foregoing descriptions elegise is 27e. Otd. per owl., exclusive of duties. Biturrox, Dam. 31.—The produce markets have base dosed hen the whole of the week, aa usual at this MOON end we ere cammegmently without transactions of moment to mod. COTTON.—LneszsooL, boo. 31.—Ths stock of cotton in Limped was yesterday (Fridsy) declared by committee of cotton brokers. It la :-264,810 American, 19,014 Bruen, 693 West India, 26,011 Egyptian, 38,381 East 348,899 bales. COTTON 000D8.—MANCHLSTER, DEC. 31.—The toll prices of Monday are maintained, and there is a good mo ral demand for India and Chins, with some difficulty a= buyers in placing orders, owing to the sheence of The cloths moat in request are shirting., madapollarna, jam nets, and printers. Other fah.* though in lea Tognist, are dire in prim There is a good business also in which ware in demand for all markets, especially Jain.. home Made and for India and China. Buyers for and the Mediterranean 001161111,11 in the market, and ih= vane of id., obtained on Tuesday, is folly maintained. CORN.—Cneweroan, Dec. 31.—There wee a very 'mall supply of wheat to-day, and the condition much affected by the damp elate of the atmosphere. An savanna of la. per qr. was fully established, and the market closed firmly. Wheat, white, sow, 441. to 475.; old, 50s. to 515.; red, 38e. to 42a.• extra, 435. Barley a better sale, for sad beet qualities; grinding very dull ; malting, rer :Zs.; extra, 44a. Beans rather dearer. LINCOLN, Dec. 31.—We have had a small supply of wheat showing to-day, and the demand being moderate, mod qualities commanded • ready sale at Is. advance. Barley also saleable at Is. to 2s. more money. Wheat, red, 398. to 425.; white, 43e. to 47e, ; barley, grinding, 275. to 32a. ; malting, 365. to 40e. Oats , 21e. to 28s, Boma, 445. to 495. • - LIVERPOOL, Dec. 31. The only foreign 'triode In the interval since Tuesday lost are 2,016 quartees wheat, and 1,664 carters corn, from Egypt, and 1,200 quarters corn, from ?decagon. From Ir e land the recipe of oatmeal are large, and of wheat and oats moderate. The only ahipmenta dunes thelaet three days are 1,125 quarters wheat, and 406 quarters corn, to Ireland, and • small qua tity of flour coastwise. The farmers' deliveries of Easlish wheat for the week ending on Saturday last are 123,987 quarters, against 05,364 quarters for the corresponding week last year. Compared with last week prime are • degree firmer, and at Tuetalsy'e market fine wheats commanded se advance of !idly Id. per bushel. All other articles are the tern dearer, with • moderate amount of busineee pawing. We had only &small attendance of country miller. and alas _ at oar Corn Exchange this morning, and theta's:lnm paring wee chiefly confined to our own local buyers. Wheat met • tolerably good sale, and all useful qualities brought • further advance of fatly ld. per 701ba., fine French may be weal 3d. per bushel dearer than this time last week. Flour had only a moderate inquiry, but was held for full prices. Wien men attracted • fair amount of attention, and • fine Amadei= white advanced 6d. to le. per quarter. Oster end oatmeal alow, without alteration in value. Egyptian teens have im proved la. to le. 6d. per quarter. Peas and barley =- changed. WAKEFIELD, Doc. 31.—Wheat was la. dearer, with a fair demand for good dry red. In other article, there ma no material change. Average for the week ending Dec. 27: —Wheat, 3,313 qrs., at 40s. 30.; barley, 1,778 qrs., at 34a. 8 d. ; beans, 51 qrs., at 43a. iota. ; peas, 10 qrs., at 412. 6d. TRAFFIC RETURNS. SaISIM% YAM F . A.- MR. TOW. V 24 OW. .83.4..ra. ab. , lln. 1868. 116. Weak men Desamter 19. A 6 6 L 1091 Walsh . 176 911 Wont trdl34l ibcco&; Mink AOLObi• (DOCUMI 16 notelal ns 131 Week same Dacemher 26. 0474.10.d4e. 6.614 CUT 12,4 , 1 12.203 Laurin and Rotterdam ... •••• 141 401 tOl Tl 4 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Rearm of Baaderlsou, from the Crimes to Grimsby, with tones, sank WI sight an Meted Gat.—Lowestoits Deo. O. VESSELS SPOILEIY WITH. Areaorket (shlpbof Bath, from Ne r Or:mas for Cork, Leo. 11, Lt. 1,13, lon. 76.37. Oon•tol (win% moan Savannah for Ltrtrpocl. two days, Des. 5. Ist. lon. IllItoa(Oarqoe), Bradford, from Oolveeton for Laverpool. Deo. 3, Ist. 34.56., loc. 67g. • Swan Howi•me (.111p). Adam', •tore Mobile for Liverpool, Dec. to, , boody - ls.y Y.. by E. E. .s wino. dos Quell, numb, frun. Lanonow ter bombe), Nov. 1,111.10 N.. ion. 21. TILE ARIEL.—In the morning papers yesterday it was stated that the steamship Ariel nad not arrived out at New York on the 18th alt., and that there was some ground for anxiety. As such a statement 1.1 calculated to Maim the friend., of the piireicagers on board of her, it may be aa teen to mention than the Aran', which left New York on the 11th nit., met the Ariel on toe 18th, so that the latter wag then tree day* from New York, and eouid not be expected to arrive there before the 21st ult. The. eis not, therthru, the slightest ground fur apprehension for the safety lot that steamer. [Advertisement]. —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND °lNT ars', aollety the mated °to-ladle to hilt°. ttappic.al: thu Pr.. dent Md.- uterionleta to adidtttot wanton-. fur avnithn4 it. They or www their hodtch... , I'M., WM the tat too, thoughtful aware than hr.; set...hitt ts an *Shoot lithtthl loaf tone sat eittioftrwat dotal hartnaortoody together? The wised man -tentas fits own weihnetn‘. and in Holloway • reroodtert Sod. A perfect and indetputabla policy of aworanee itiottild 11100 of the di-ea ws by v. Iheh hunt-luny 4. &W U. The. taratnha ward off {altar an attAdt that. without them. would Staved...tattoo wit- trod. and eat. Hie haarl.ll9lB Mtirree. nnaa at. cup to teort tint Oh. tie. fills and Uttatitienti nerd hot titunbared asuortret that , houh,aoht Immune. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 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