The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-19 00:00:00

4' IMPORTANT SPEECH OF. THE FRENCH EMPEROR NEW MEASURES OF REPRESSION. The foilowinr is the speech delivered by the Emperor of the French to the Senator, and Deputies at the opening of th,e session of the new Legislature yesterday (Monday) : Massimo LES SISATECIAL MF9SIZCIL4 LIS Dzrurza, Every year, at tbs period of the meeting of the Chambers, I give you an account of what has been done during your absence, and I ask for your assis tance in the measures lobe adopted. Since last year the government has continued its progressive and grater march, free from all vain ostentation. It has often been alleged that in order to govern France it was requisite incessantly to be supplying the public mind with some great theatrical incident. I believe, on the contrary, that it is sufficient to seek ex clash ely to do good, in order to merit the confidence of the country. The Action of the government, then, has limited itself to simply doing what was most useful, according to circumstances, in the different branches of the administration. For the interest of agriculture, the exportation and the distillation of grain have again been authorised, and the support of the Bank has been afforded to strengthen the Credit Foncier. The Ludes also begin to be cultivated. In the department of public works, the most im portant results obtained are 1,330 kilometres of railway opened to traffic in 1867, and the creation of 2,800 kilometres additional conceded. The dock of St. Nszaire, and the canal which eon necti Caen with the sea, have been opened to naviga tion. Important investigations have been terminated to devise the means of preventing the scourge of inundatioe. The improvement of our ports, and amongst others of Marseilles, Toulon, and Bayonne —the development of new mineral riches in the north and east of France—the inauguration at Paris of the Louvre and the Alike de Vincennes—and, lastly, both in the capital and at Lyons, the opening up of certain quarters of the town to admit, for the first time during centuries, the ingress of light and air—the religious edifices throughout France in course of reconstruction, or arising from their ruins —these are works which mark the progress of in ternal improvement. The system of instruction appointed by the State dive/ op. itself aide by side with free teaching, which is faithfully protected. The number of Lyeeee has been augmented by 1,500. Education, which has been rendered more religious and moral, elevates itself with a tendency towards the healthy humani ties and the useful sciences. The College of Franco has been reorganised. Primary instruction responds with moms to the efforts made for its diffusion. It Is the will of the government that the principle of liberty of worship should be sincerely applied, without forgetting that the Catholic religion is that of the great majority of the French. That religion has therefore never been more res pected, and never more free, than at present The provincial councils meet without restrictions, and the bishops enjoy the full exercise of their sacred office. The Lutheran and Reformed rites, as well's that of the Israelites, share in jut proportion the subventions of the State, and are equally protected by it. The augmentation of the price of all commodities has obliged us since last year to increase the salaries attached to the least highly paid tame is the administration. The pay of the soldier has been raised, and that of the officers of the lower grades has also been increased. The budget for 1839 raises the salary of curates, that of professors sad teachers, and lastly that of juges de pair. Amongst the measures of relief, I will allude to the extension of the system of clubs of mutual aid—in the rural districts, to the extension of the system of (Antonia medical officers—and in the towns, to the cstsbl.stiment of cheap ovens. One million francs have been distributed to relieve the populations eff,cted most seriously by the accidental interrup tion of week. The budget of 1859, which im to be laid before you, will show a surplus of revenue, and the operation of the Sinking Fund may be re-established; the Grand Lien may be closed, and the reduction of the float ing debt secured. Trade has lately had sufferings to experience, and a period of stoppage. Bat the firmness of its atti tude, in the midst of • crisis which may be said to bare been universal, does France honour in the eyes of all nun, and justifies the economical principles recommended by the government with regard to commerce, finances, and credit. The augmentation of the direct and indirect reN trans during the year just ended has amounted to thirty millions. Amongst the different measures of general interest which will be submitted to you, I will indicate a law on patents, which will relieve the measlier taxpayers, —a new military code for the navy—and a proposal to apply the twenty millions which remain from the loans to the completion of the works destined to protect towns from inundations. Algeria has been connected with France by the electric wire, and our troops there have covered themselves with new glory by the submission of RAbylia. That expedition, ably conducted and vigorously executed, has made our dominion com plete. The army, which has no more enemies to combat, will have to contend against new difficulties, in opening the railway, which are so necessary to develop the prosperity of our colony. In Prance the army will in the camp of Chalon' And • great school by which military spirit and training will be kept op to the degree already at tained. The Emperor Napoleon Lad bequeathed, to his old comrades in glory, his own private estate, and his extraordinary domain. The State absorbed these under the reign of the Reite ration. In order to execute in a proper manner this pious legacy you have voted on the one hand a sum of eight millions annually for the relief of aged soldiers. Nevertheless, I have been desirous that • medal should be hued to remind all those who had an in our armies of the last thought of their former chief. More than three hundred thousand men in France and abroad have claimed this Lidal, a souvenir of the Imperial time, •nd have been enabled to say proudly on receiving it, "1, too, formed part of the great army," lbolos words which were rightly suggested to them by the Emperor at Austerlitz u their title of nobility ID the future. The establishments of our arsenals are occupied with the alterations which are so necessary in the structure of ships. Our navy upholds on every sea the honour of our flag. In China it combats, in concert with the English fleet, to obtain redress for common injuries, and to avenge the blood of our, miaio••ries who have been cruelly measured. The relations of France with foreign power, have never been better than at present. Our old allies, hittigul to the sentiments arising out of our CONIAMS lIMm TEM EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1858. cause, display towards us the same confidence as before ; and the new ones, by their good Mikes and loyal co-operation upon all great questions, would almost cause us to regret that we had combated against them. I have been enabled to convince myself, at Osborne as at Stuttgart, that my desire to preserve the clea nses of former ties, and also my wish to form new ones, were equally participated by the chiefs of two great empires. If the policy of France is appreciated in Europe as it deserves, it is hiatus we have the good sense to meddle only with questions which directly concern us, whether as a nation or as a great European Power. I have, therefore, abstained from interfering in the question of the Duchies, by which Germany is at present agitated ; for that purely German question will continue to be such so long as the in tegrity of Denmark shall not be threatened. If, on the other hand, I have occupied myself with the affairs of Neufchatel, it was because the King of Prussia had asked for my good offices, and I was so happy upon that occasion as to contribute to the de finitive conclusion of a dispute which might have become dangerous to the repose of Europe. With respect to the Principalities, astonishment is expressed at our disagreement with several of our allies. The reason is, that the disinterested policy of France has always led her to favour, as far as treaties permit, the desires of those peoples who turn their eyes toward her. Nevertheless, the Con ferences about to be held at Paris will permit us to exercise a spirit of conciliation calculated to buss the difficulties inseparable from divergencies of opinion. Such, gentlemen, is a rapid sketch of our situa tion ; and here I might terminate my discourse. Bat I think it is well at the opening of a new legisla ture to examine with you where we stand and what we desire. Only those causes which are well de fined and clearly expressed create profound movie tions ; only those unfurled standards which are carried high inspire sincere devotedness. What is the Empire? Is it a government hostile to enlightenment, seeking to depress generous im pulses, and to prevent the elaboration in a pacific manner of all that is good and civilising in the principles of 'B9 ? No. The Empire has written its principles at the head of its constitution ; it has frankly adopted all which can ennoble the heart and excite the soul for good; but at the same time it is the enemy of all abstract theory—it aims at a power that shall be strong, capable of vanquishing the obstacles which may impede its march ; for we mast not forget that the advance of every new power mast for a long time be a struggle. Besides, it is a truth written on every page of the history of France and England, that liberty without constraint (esteem) is impossible as long as there exists in the country an obstinate faction which denies the fundamental bases of the government For then liberty, instead of enlightening, controlling, amelio rating,becomes in the hands of parties merely a lever to overturn. Thus, as I have not accepted the power of the nation in order to acquire an ephe meral popularity, the deceitful price of COLICOGIAODII extorted from weakness, but in order to deserve the approbation of posterity by founding something durable in France, I do not fear to say to you that, whatever may be said, the present danger does not lie In the excessive prerogatives of power, but rather in the absence of repressive laws. Thus the late elections, notwithstanding their satisfactory result, have in certain localities offered an afflicting spectacle; conflicting parties have taken advantage of them to agitate the country, and we have seen some men boldly avowing themselves enemies of our national institutions, deceive the electors, and after having obtained their •otes by false promises, repudiate them with disdain. Yon will not permit the repetition of witch a scandal, sad you will oblige every eligible candidate to take the oath to the constitution before placing himself before the electors. The pacification of men's minds should be the constant aim of our endeavours, and you will aid me to reduce every extreme and factious opposi tion to silence. Is it not painkl in a country which is tranquil, prosperous, and respected in Europe, to see on one hand persona revile a government to which they owe the security they enjoy, and on the other, men abusing the free exercise of their political rights to undermine institutions accepted with eagerness by the nation ? Let those who instigate troubles sod organise plots know that their day is past. I cannot conclude without speaking to you of the criminal attempt which has just taken place. I return thanks to Heaven for the visible protection with which it has covered the Empress and myself, and' I mourn that even one life should have been lost. Nevertheless, these conspiracies teach more than one useful lesion. The first is that the parties who have recourse to assassination prove their weakness and impotence by the desperateness of their means; the second, that an assassination has never proved a seems. has never served the cause of those who have armed the hand of the assassin. Neither those who struck down Coeur, nor those who killed Henry IV. pro fited by the murder. God never permits the tri umph of the cause of crime. Thus these attempts can neither trouble my confidence in the present, nor my faith in the future. If I live, the empire will live with me; and should I fall, the empire would even be confirmed by my death, for the indignation of the people and the army would furnish a new support to the throne of my son. Let us, then, look forward to the future with con fidence ; let ua proceed, without anxious thoughts, to our teak—the good of all and the grandeur of the country. God protect France. (IT num= TZLIOIPAIII4 DUBLIN, IlompAT. It is now ascertained beyond doubt that Mr. Bar jeant O'Brien has bees appointcd to the esoaaey h► the Queen', Bench created by the death of Judge Moore. The appointment trill mum a vacancy is the repreeingallas Limerick City. Mr. Raw (temp Hashes emceed. to tba oZos of Son is Um roma of Mr. Ch la the Court of Cosmos ra w risti an , the new jodp. Ilmily - ;;;4 Masi (tie Conearratire organ). speaking of lb. Hughes's ion, Rays that in the appoint. and the sat of party by chalice concur with pra'kasioeal atom. Mr. Hughes's memos at th e b ar , sa d prasthable character, justify hit Dramatics. Yr. Hughes is a Roman catholic. MaNCHUTLII COIIII2ICIAL AsooclATioN.—The manual pasta raft dab semalaaea teak pans at lama aluotar mayday, far dr arrestba Ur marry bed sus, tad fortha pat.pw ofwas( to ea with tits Manchater Chamber ed COIGNISIR the sawattry, read • rap" dmiallay the bairn imammetal by Ur based amalag tbs Mr . J. Tarsus, M.P., the youldhal. that sdasead Iheinastlay, ezpielmina the eetanas .eat eta* lad ben anew Ms an Masai b 7 Mr. KW aim Rama tbm aissirselint, alto mated abet the Me.- draw Oesmatid Ammemialss, .halt savaratell tram the Cbsiabr of C.. fa UM, weaM saw seam M aalet la seas, rid as Nieditakt Mamba el Cora md nadielmen wadi drop lbsimtarpet al its t i., alts two bei fashis Y halm ON Nambsokr Chainber of Cow MN& The casstilaths awl sew Ma of the United Ann skim von also It ham bees amid ail Mr. Tear &di be pnibmt Ihr the Ant time years, bat at the IRE of every three pare tits polka viorproidest will Sis. NAVAL AN►D MILITARY ADttrtal.ri, Jaw. 18.—ArPoirmicirre.—Mid admanStrachey to the V , 101, lig-ship, at Poetesses* A. U. Bryan, E.G. est H. J. Omer, to tbs Isasnre. 91sreow elemeSSA at Jaw. 10.—Illester I. Row. (1$00), to law Slam baba, 40, mew Meant pardslip, at Portsataaih, for service Is the Elecotad AlT r i stMrs R. C. Dr.w (1163) to the Imprersable, 104, lag-ship, at Develop:at ; end T. D. Nicholson (1864), to the nom 00, mar Maus oi`-ship, at Queenstown. PORTSMOUTH, Um. 16. The Sir George Pollock, Captain Withers, em barked detachmente of the 4IM, 49th, and bed Went India regiments, yehis afternoon, and is eipmed to sail to-morrow or Monda for her destination, Jama, sad Barbados& Admiral Sir George Seymour, K.C.8., was out hunting on Friday, whenlis horse, we are iskensed, Mumbled end threw him. We are glad to been that the gallant admiral who Is upwards of 70 yeses dye, austaimat no very malarial fttiury. DRAMA• --..- ADILPHI. Ow Of the greatest ---- mie4les of most of the dream* authors of the prommt da Is their ther•aigimetinere la 'MI6. but for the psalaAt s of one prominent par kas'', and their ostsr Maremrd of the general effect., in tender, and ob . ed of ask work, which undoubtedly should be Om psedadfea do melds as perfect in its most minute bag as k the difteibmd It. principal characters. But MOM Mr. Moikemes paismottoue of Jealousy, rags, and tome, have imbed Mee peat renown, the stock authors of hfa liteatro mem to allow um to Wooer 'acquainted with him In an, ether ohmmeters than those in which them passions are ilereloie4; _mad what jealousy is to Mr. Robson, remorse Is le Mr. WOMM. To a person of any theatrical exporience it oat boo Impaled that the author of Tile Poor Strollers, iwnr st ple bat as Lapland Let night at the Adelphl, most have tank eM observer of Ur. Welter's acting for the bet law The limed liens taught him that the sawn ply the addle. From Richard Pride he karat that he amid well represent the morbid half-gaiety, half limy of the sot. George Darvillo not only suggested to hi how abuiribly Ur. Webster imputomata the man ap gam* Most while molly oessokom of Ma guilt, but must Os* here suggested to him the episode of the pocket book =hi in the new piece plays almost madly tit, mins pal so tt did le that we have named. Out of this farrago. ail yam this fully to rely o n the talent of hie actor, Mr. Was Phi li ps, with a due knowledge of Man requirements, Ed a little trouble, might have manufactured a tolerable memie piece; but he appar en tly does not potter the former, a= hie an taken the inter, but hie simply reproduced the odd slat: story, with the old conventional characters, talking • abounding in sacral slicalenn takes IreaV i teatinsats " at the end et swig beim, sal Is =olt a l: l to .a lt. l l a j e a m w the C etZfe t ; suited hem the comic pub" dais bpi Mt mem t Is, Mow, dm to the sealsost coefts bp who they prey won NOG' Is ray UM =my at the loaftwallmed sp. =IMI Mad moll MI6. pt= of is ihnons. ut The part b seem MIL Plan Lorom (Mr. 1. Weller), Ms ass -Mr Kerb @halal COMO. two 02=1= are st Not be, new anesbourg, when Mr. linden), • type of t a Make, he old Matible ma, WOilen par.C. lfffi at is a :a7 i s7;pe by of the enorth-lheed Imam esonsimi. Era rens the yeoman one madly lie Iris b womb Ma elbow% and that in a second wela. b MO &Nam We in favour of his Waller Cankly, War wee ortgbelly his heir, but illeilpation had rod his Os. Loon, almmiais au =slim the mod win Mee the O(AI= W amilabed, bat a Milt tam ales modtted ; . O he gled =WM; Mown he mai oda, sel_Er , l tuft a= deb 5a1 .„... poo, but • emblelig the MIL = a ' ..- 117rwsta solo pet mly 14.70a="1 _ • Cilla(Kr. P. lallted), who sees kin mob the r sessad set is poll bi Ragland ; lamb hes MO= Ms solkihes Waiter Caeold aim Is Mee will Ilatia, Mem hem laba to dAak l , the thaubetsel the axle lobed ft &obi, sadthere b • great deal ellsiblag without any bablost. I$ All 7meryftly has go to Ireisad—rome not gime. Rehr lies boss ha the were, but is velood, and I still bard to Dirks, although not 11•004Thed by her father in semmegmemes of lembg grows an =pedal. In un picking ma old weittont of PL rd's, Merle dhows, the &- Nom ILL Carideo pooket-beek, Ines her tether with the murder, Obit he bodes, bu t mufti's* the robbery wakes Oh sok= boot of it. that he toll off te th= aleghisel• Mr. Laos but Ma se ft romps- Maser ths trawdered mail, and derma his with the cam Beene the sin si the aorta= whisk Issarbatily ammo, Odes bee—lftles hail pllghtsl le Wail= a= the poor ebellor b_ i i ek up theugh ko able the mop, moor out ef Nowak moiski s ode W appal hem drunk to sellar—ftell: tuWed Pg; al =p animi lo rr raz; i 4rtica wafts= who = us e wilt u.... . l =rtes i rM ai be Oise ft pesos ot • asset beme, egl alp), to those pky-lemes ge mdiesmo owe ot the moot meigebis wan of Inns* entereennest—to those eft reiallett dam— *times of Mgr times wits bete with TIN ire.- NAM Orme Dodo end maybellwws !fad form whether a plant seek es we Imo diteribell Is worthy the re putation title bows, or tile rspeloties eine ea excellent Artist se Idr. Wsbetr , taw ens played or, lardy than Its did last sight. Mem a area. ir swill! nor e ewes ilse slaqwevra to Usti's( ; sod If no ibor Strollers bee • Isegil y or e m we shall be more Owe atiosisitsd. Wars veiny* our miss of Mr. Askew, owspibmiell Modems Unto on her midges, sad bestowed e Redid ward of corn meedstka on Xt. q t r . /t i bia sr** marl" sad careful re of a pert, sr pkennt part of our s aesl rta p t i i arseaL piece was t o well tun appon the ; sad the author, in °bedfast*. to yod shouts, reads Ws bow to his friends. SPORTING. --.. TATTERSALLII—MoirDAT. The fa elm edemas of Clydesdale ws• the principal in dite& et the alletuuts. For the Two Thousmad 4to 1 was weeded Awl CBSleudele ; Brother to ltsrehiesema was bead Br spawn& e/ 1001. at tie odds quoted. 111 to 1 was to Weed piss obtained, shout Clydesdale for the Derby, his invelmele • Ida to the separate amounting to 10014 IRO le wee Bid to one bet. Of lloott's lot Una, horses Wile 100 to 6 was taken wend times shout T 16 to 1 end at last 1,000 to 46 about Cook-s -eri Si to 1 was oarrently offered sisiast Long mops. Kelpie needed from 26 to 1 to 30 to 1 taken to • " pawy," the layer airing to go on. 1,000 to 10 um laid three tines with Kr. Howard's spinet C bon" Findarmel. who, we on bilisva, is now located ,_ LITZ/WOOL STZEPLECHASZ. 30 to 1 apt Mr. but. Knight al the Shire (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 7 to 2 apt Mr. Howard's Cipdtentle r , tlto om a 6to 1 Mr. Hawirit's Brother to and 15 to 1 (t N off) owsen'e Vandyke (t and an HIRST. 10 to 1 apt Kr. Hovertra Clriandale (t) 100 to 6 Lord Darby's Tozophilles (t) 20 to 1 lir. B. lowa's Ditto (t od 1000 to 46 Yr. Howea's Osek-trameardoo (t) 25 to 1 Kr. J. Bode, Lampana• (a) 1000 to 35 Sfr L. Nownimin Vandyke (t) 30 to 1 Kr. T. Prir's LalpM (t) 40 to 1 Lead Alholurf Briar to Mary Copp (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Ittnuree &ape (t) 1000 to 10 Kr. T. Peres Oined (9 lab) Enttlitgence. EQUITY 00U11111.—.TAN. 18. (Beton VierCbraisiiir Mr Jolts stmt.) TX! BRITISH °CALM'S], SOCTIITT ft. Till LLCM OS If 0111iJr1T. Mr. Pemberton asked leave to sane a notice of motion for Wednesday sent, by which ea kfunction was sought against tha ddeadanta,as Instant Ix the Heform Club, to restrain an action. He stated that dos Marquis waa oat of the jnriadicdon, and he asked that, so far sa ha was con cerned, service am the solicitor might be ordered to be good service.__ The Vioe-Chancellor said he felt some dlllietalty is the order se asked ; he should make the usual ceder, the plaintiffs amid serve on such of the defendants as they could find. COURT OF QURFXB BENCH.-JAN 18. (Billings in Benoo—Before Lord Campbell and Justices Coleridge and Wiglitmsn.) cm getting two warmth of attorney, which were than being azecuted. Mr. Commisaionse Phillips mid in the faoe of the public he felt bound I. state that it was well for the insolvent the opposition was withdrawn. He bad no feeling for bill dis counters, but he should have been bound in the cum to hams given • remind. As the opposition vas wididnwa than would be no judgment. His - Honour advised the in solvent not to apply • " third " time, or he would have the discretionary clause. He wu diecharged forthwith. BEO=l7lO NUIDIII. On Friday last a mysterious murder wu pope bated at 24, Rae dr rya. Mama earnaray, - Taw of the well•loares mri. pinter, _who died bet per t mew red • smell vermeil ea the Oil el my et INN Wm, havtag a aanuat girl, aged le, amused Alm Velem As Madame Garnsroy's snow wee red a the swam ta garret to pre the Med wilt h= si die nest //sage, between eight end Mae, dr ialier blew OM wee to to lad the seise iser t w d bisk the meassa bred will to bare locked, galy hedi, sal es opening it woe still more arapimed to dr agermsst ten of Mick smoke. She sermomil the eardwgr bat the make was so dense that artier osald morn to emir. They then called two stemaresee who were at work is the ocurtyrd, and tare am west is and owed the wisdoms. This demi sway the seethe, and this Ysdm. Oarneray was seen lying dead is bet bed with a pear hanikerehief is her sorb as a gem sad a card tied tightly round hr seek. Cordon and earateltss as the beads, ben and brier indlard shot sie had resided as amok se she amid ; bat her Worts ward ar have bona as she wee aged sad IBMs. The Mao MI boa by bar bad baying bets est es be, md the swum was rid retry Wring ; It wee, theretwa% bed r midis* Set dr mardsrm ased the Om Is Ile huge al essarorteg Imo ef hie rime. Is the spetarat wee semsal riser sivalas, laded fag r odds and dip. pared ghee to IL ems seamarks; but sedisi Aeries', W ig se l =l; about is the ells eta fttalus TeSt As Om* door bad bredeadsseser iegit by the el dam Ger smote deg , but belt lid sass About Wiry nimbi Me do had lbelatme is the races, sed the ester doer was egened art alai The deg vu in the= head is the spertmrd, art egpered is bays bus by the widow. As se eshiery bed bees it ire that gra the norible mast lam hem tram swam el versence, sad to ma who wee Imam as bare estertelusd ni erill to the diereed, is.asparsf hse bards ems tiers ego beeeght kr dimes s rim es brig interepted by tn. yeas, set ym hig able M to show where he bat Mos OM rem leg, him' ds end wen o'cieek, was me as vs ales lb MIL It is sepresd, ken the Ogidehts'e wilt laving :pi a mite is dr Mesesses moment, that the esSmilling the smader, bed lift end the rr te as is to Ms bed. The bedy Ur sanidureil w ie r whar t ri t 4reasc res the Morgue to be estei bs a 'Wind CUSTODY OP ♦ CHILD. A geadeurim mod Berrie applied lo tb awn Air . ha beas mew* Wag up bis sem, immeedi Osiden Hee* wint was tut seestbe oldomdi MI bum Isem sad &dined. 'Ye Xs applimat v in prim. Xr. Binh staid la We dank tbst his wile had esposteil belt/When him, owl rimmiesl lisehmert with the dal bin wish, end eat be bind Mr. Mora, boo othosay, 1011 tamped Pio Mho to kr, aMw.a. mloot at bar often and prlop to ilao =horrid oomialmai d the sift Be further said XX he band tho *sot cl his vita was to moors Ids los to a Ilicoontry, sad to Wag Ida up in the Bass Whale , to whirl) be (the militant) wee spree& Caller oirmunstmesse, he beped the mart would grant him the writ. Lord Campbell—To whom do you propose we elmmid direct the writ Reis--I balm, my lord, that lir. Meow Ins • imowledge of the plain of ooncealmeat of my wile eat mad that he is privy to the unlawful ocoomiswitt of the thiki, and that he is dm proper perms to whom the writ should be addreemd. Lad Campbell—Bat you must eallafy us, before ve take so& a eft, that Mr. Moon ie • party to the custody of the child. Ti. beet way will be to direst the writ to yaw wile. Mr. Harris mid he did sot bather where to dad her. The Court grouted a writ of habeas dimmed to Mn. Harris or say other penes who ht have the custody of the child. (Sitting* at Nisi Prim at Ciondball.—BeG Brio and Common Juries.) Mr. Justice This wee the Mt fitting is London for the present Wm. The list contained forty-sic canny of which twenty-one wows remanen. BIISINWIR 0? 7EII COCRT. 11r. E. James asked his lordship whethow be is deg to sit here on Monday aext, the day Used for the marriage of the Priam' Royal P Hia Lonlobip said ha understood the court would idt ia Mama Wasladastor ; sad if so he would ER at ski prim. Us would, however, mike inquiries, sad Mats the male to morrow (tido day). owita v. THI LONDON AND COUNTY HAIL AND CAITLN COXPAYT.-AOIXCT. Yr. D. B. Daly waa manna for the phintiff. The died ante did not *ppm. The onion was brought to recover me year's @elegy due to the plaintiff, who been employed as aped by the dr Andante, at a Wary of 601. a year and his mies. The jury roNi • verdict IN the plaintlff--damegee 761. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-JAN. 18. (Sittings in Basoo.—Befota Lord Chief Jostles Canaan, sad Justices Williams, emits., sad Wit s NIT V. 111111111.1.--JI7DOIOIT. Mr. Juana* Wilke said this is wasargasel list term. The &Want was a shareholder la the Belga Beak when the last manorial was nogistsra, sad although a tress*" of his shares was made Ind registered subesquattly to that period, yet there was no farther memorial Med showhig that he had owed to be a shareholder. la this cam Bare would bs judgment for the plaintiff. THE MARRIAGE OP THE MRCVSS ROYAL. Lord Chief Justice Cockburn said that,. and* that the Lord Chancellor and the other equity judges had debrmined on making Monday, the 26th inst., the day of the celebration of the impdals of the Primer Royal, a holiday, he had nom munioated with the Court of Queen's Bench end the Court of Exchequer sad found that there wee a similar intention there. Be could only say that this court most cordially con curred in the common desire to make it a day of general and national rejoicing, and would, like the other courts, not sit on that day. RUBlllll$ll OP TEI COURT His Lordship intimated that in consequence of the court not sitting on Monday the special paper would be ham on Tuenday. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Tex. 18. (Bittlap to Basoo.—Bakas tbs Lord Cbidßarca sad Barons Mart*, Asian, and Cbsassil.) CARTER AND AJMER= V. MI7OEIOrNIM MAJESTY'S' 1111ATIM. /Ids action wu brought by the gietalific, John Carter sad Alexander Angus Croll,to recour - 1114. 6s. 6d., alleged to be do. by the debodaatt,, Willies Sawed Price Ileglies, to than, as sheriffs of Middle..., for as two writs at elega for 6,0031. 10e. and 1,4114 y. The cause we tried at the Surrey au bee in the swam, of 1868, before Mr. I Justice Pak, when a meat was Id= aor tae pitied". rah. jut to the opinion gilds out on • yodel ease. It apperred that the present delhadest red to August, al Ni, a T October, sad Number, 1862, recovareip:Rate against Mr. Beeduain Lumley, the lessee isane, and sued out three theanct,writa of sleet, for 1, 431. 10a , 6,0031. 10e. e nd 1,4111. With respect to the two last write of diet the - WS made a return that Miry wire unable to deliver the and leseraists mentioned Seri to Mr. Hughes, by roma of their having already delivered this to hint endow the Int writ ; bat this Mara was eabrquently shank at Kr. Illgbees motet, by Inserting the statentent that the *hi tt& had mimed the same to be delivered to his at a rea soub4 price, subject to the interest of himself and other digit oreditors. The poundage on the that writ was duly geld, sad the question now for the opinion of the court vas wheittir thenlaiatife were entitled to poundage with respect to the slued and third mite. _ _ _ _ Mr. Haammes argOodtie ow for the plaintiff, and Mr. Uglier tlr dedmisat. The Lard Met Baron said the wart were unanimously of opiates Mat lite est& were not entitled to poundage on the MONA sat likhd *eta, for there arm nothing which the law siorgabod men interim tat b tbs debtor after the exe cution et award They bed banded over nothing to the delbadme, end they bad Morohno no claim for po undage. Balms Me this. welts, end Clunnoll oon . Judgment est the 1111 PIONS ROYAL'S 11/111.1•01. ha smilestlea hawher low made by Mr. Benin to their lardeldpe take • parties ere ea Monday, the 25th fa Meed Chief Baran rid—We tweed ay we wal take that wr say other came on that day, as the omit will sot sit. I ualluitand that the Lord Chancellor has intimated that he wit dose the equity courts on that day, end I think the wank of kw ought to follow the atemple. XL Berea Mertia—l eaderstewl that Lord Csarpimil has &Med apes Adis beerlei melded limit that there Ism Cidhe dolma the esurte see cosielem. We mien iorr i days of the tern If we de sot tit sa Xeaday, es Themlay and Friday aft develei So error, sad ea adarday we shall be celled opaa is mks lap a orlalsal wart. The Lard OW This sort will act eft. There It • mauls of the law " lOW awrillsr Imam" I think we ought to invert thatt ataidm an this auspicious occasion, end follow equity. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—nn. 18. (Beton Ur. Cessoissiossr Phillips.) IN RI lIINIT JOIN QOALIITLEY. This isaolvant, described se a clerk la holy orders, without lig by ingisymest, applad to be dlechsrged from prison. He was Kr. Sargood. Mr. =abet Green, meddler, Bdwodsebest, Portman erne% emend in person. lie had dleasodel aMt bill of andriapi kr the insolvent sad Mr. readedeft Bob., end 1701. gas advanced, the madam (PK) Wig Ulm as the It appeerei that some yam the boelvoot Tint to Dever to be ealeisd, tad woe oder thseet. His debts wore thia 10,0001, they wire SAW WM, PMellally arieritale soar the forma trams', the Nivel ear eldmedha doble was gab Nil. He les hod are Ames Me gsweaee at Dew bat hod boa awitte lmi t bis Meatsbed formerl bee. , comeeled el& tart trailer he laded that he had leedy bawl a beree.reelag. rho mi liM disoomesd by Mr. fire m wee esimpled by Mr. Fade rkit Hawke, whoa he believed to be ina of poperty, tad the imam of reerhonee. The eameldat el Mr. Greta WY that he kad be.. win- Modest la aesey. limit mime s •it aside &win beak, whine Mr. Dello hod a eartest, boa they Mil Mtn they wail not Mum* the bid. A abeam kr 11101. woe atm le Mr. Bewles, who wee with the kaolvent, mid he (loadvait) hid Mo other 601. The 1101. we. for the disoottot, which, hod Se bill beat pli, SPOSIt be.. bees 10 pr one H. MI set know who to Gat Mr. Hawke. audCceerehMesir Philip ate he would sem slat io Ewa who, Mte the grrailler, took 10 or 110 Nat per The areitior yet es.to the bedew* to dhow that he woe wow °batman.," bat he dried that Vii_ be repreraiwi tha he hod hew at law whkk Whir elhaelles Glen swore Ow laselvest bed NASA _ _ The enslairenaled MIN whoa Mr. Down and lead jut ban Irelnestid for Mr. Alfred Key ing mad prayed se as be was la Miamians as lib llr. Ma , else vas la • ding stns. Mr. Sergoell la iled aa adjeranni. Teen stood ~sad resadra gas leink ow darbg sine swans at • asteirseat were made , Kr. Ms ones lan mat, sad le Ins Mandl* , Mr. Dowse Mat Goan would , parlop an be tonled via ins - Cabling Wad Mr. Oran ria g r alB. Nhinv his appears MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Puhks. Q.C.) Thomas Yews, 33, dark, pleaded gay to an indiernsal charging him with embezzling the slues of Si. Os. ed, and 101. 10e. received by him on account of Fredriek Jour, his master. It was rated that altogether the prisms, had robbed the prosecutor of upwards of 100 L, sad that be had tampered with books. The court senkered him to hard labour for onesear. Mr. Foote wee for the prosecution. Mr. Cooper for the prisoner. James PMgertild, 20, was indicted for stealing the ram of 861. the money of Hypolite Dehor, hie master. Mr. F. 11. Lewis prosecuted; Mr. Payne was for the prisoner. The prosecutor was a lamp znanuketurdr InGerrard-strest, Seim, and the prisoner, who had been in his weir about three raves , was attracted with 10 arraigns, and snit to limn. eto pt a cheque for 761. esebed The prisoner absented kineeK and sent a letter stating that he had lost the money and that was the deism sow set up, but a wine= was i :hoed on the part of the pressoution, who deposed that prisoner told him he had " planter it. The jury found him Guilty, and the Arrant-Judge men tenced him to hard labour for one year. (Before Mr.enray.) John Herbert 21erner earrendeTed to take his trial wpm an indictment charging him with having been runty of oon duct of an abominable description is the Adelphi arches. The ease stood for trial et the last session at Clairenwell, but through a mistake he did not surrender, and hie moogniessoss were Wrested. Yr. Bodkin and Mr. Cole sppeared for the titet, In graded on behalf of the Treasury; Yr. 81e conned for the prisoner. After a long trial, the prisoner, who was a publican at Hounelow, was found Geary. Sentence was deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. quILD Mr. Aldesinsit Itase be d to acknowledge the receipt of IW. host the LeatherselW Company for the poor-box of this wort, aa acknowledgment being requested in the um perm NABLBOI!,0170H-STRBST. Mr. 134adon gam his Worst in aow relative to the =or pawning el aslant snide, which was looked to with smith Wm= by this pawubroking trade. This case mare hunt Ithrth-Colend Great, =amend* the Tower Hamlets Math, now nu t duty at Newry, having sent thempeth Delete Mars that the mei sinks would take steps le mover kith a pthinbrelser In this metropolis a Crimson add belingthr tefiemit ffeehry, late of the 24th Beebread Pest, bet new thilisnith the don said regiment el melds. The dad the Ada Nov. 2,1867 sad on send*: fer Mr. Math* the pawahreker he stated he would akthe by the meghisthe'e til= he thought hthself sedllsi iblela the math as had originally pleoW Ike mid with him about bairn months after bb Wear. her the 441 h (which discharge he then and le g the militia. It wes C ' a lm oil l li l l i mediesinth awl up to November 2, 1867, on width day libalri Newry. Mr. thedoemew saidi—The thel question is whether • soldier, on being discharged from the INOTIOS, has acquired an magneli- Id right to dispose of his medal as any online:y=l r ' If he has, I should be unwilling to convict a who remind it in pledge after the soldier's dish*, oil after his joining another regiment, although the wards of the section would fully justify such a conviction. This gess lion then toms on the words of the 22nd section of the Mutiny Ad, 20 Viet., C. 13, whisk section was first altered b the ad of 1866, in consequence of the number of medals parted with in the metropolis, and instead of any new mob= being added to the Mutiny Act, the words "Medal for geed con duct or for distinguished or ether services " wan hillehmad into the section relating to Queen's stores and netemarles, which prohibits positively '• the detaining, buying, reesivieg" from any soldier, deserter, or any other person, under any pretence whatever, Peccaries, store., &a., under a severe pmalty. Now, the effect of this clause is not only to pro hibit ta detaining or receiving, &a , of stores, &c., from a soldier or deserter, but from " any other person whatsoever," and when it is recollected that many of these medals are never seen by the soldier, but are given to the widows and mothers Si memorials of his good conduct, it is not surprimilag that the legislature should have looked upon thee. =dais in the nature of a distinguished honour which could net be petted with, and render them (so to speak) hairlooma. I am, there fore, of opinion that pawnbrokers are at all times prohibited from taking these enedala in pawn. This la the view else taken by the highest authorities at the War Ofilos, and although on the present =maim no Information for penalties will be laid, provided the medal be given up, it is the in tention of the authorities of the War Office to seek fur a ors viction in all similar cases that may be reported to them. Mr. Meltatish thanked the magistrate for the trouble he had taken in the matter, and expressed his willingness to give up the medal. CIN-DRINIUNG TO DEATH.—Mr. WLII.I/tat coroner, bald as maast yesterday on the body of • k man named Y Fitzgibbon, aged 26 years, whose resulted from gin drinking in the drag under the following singular thrumetantes :—On Friday evening lea the de ceased, in company with two fellow-labourers was psisg through Coleman-street, in the City, when a pnmkeca o! gin that was being lowered hoes • waggon broke away on its ' journey to the teller, and wee stove in against the kerb ' Acme, and the liquor began to "run like water" down the gotten. Bach • chance of getting drunk far nothing was too precious to be lost by a man of the deceased's habits, and seisms a pint pewter pot from the barrow of an adjacent .17;ta he cowered down and commented ladling the ri:rara co stoma at mixt**. Having on got what he could by morons d the pint be went down all fours and set-to lamb( up th e Said hellion. One of his com mies viedto dissuade him from taking any more, but with out avail. Having had what he wuadered enough, or rather think until he could take no more, he rose from his devotions, but in • minute or so became unable to stand. lie was accordingly placed on the ocetermonger's barrow end wheeled home to his lodgings at No. 11, Russell-plece, Oreat Corm-Amt. On bringing • surgeon, which was done immediately, life was found to be quite extinct. Yr. gitalee, who attended him, said there was no doubt that an excesive dos of ardent spirit' had produced death. The jury returned a verdict to that e ff ect ; the maser remark ing that it we. exesedingly to be regretted that any man would saatice his life so foolishly. NARROW ESCAPE or STRAW-BOAT PASSENGERS ON run Ti' AuTs.—An accident, which was near attended with serious results, happmsd to the Adel steamer, to the Waterman's Ilteam-packet Company, on Sunday eneting. Since the launching operatics:. of the Leviathan oommemeed • large accession to the river bale lam takes place, sad the Arid left London-bridge with numerous passengers. On arriving opposite the Leviathan, a simultaneous rush was made by many on board to the side of the vessel the nearest sight of the monster ship, the oonA r eenci mada oi which wee that the nerd sided and shipped a great of wets, which edamd at the cabin windows. T e Ariel paddled across to the Wetensmes yeseing Flo atingere Pier i , at Orem - wi where the gnat et the woo boded, ▪ it again sewed with kik the yeeesegere ler Weehrke. It had sot, however, got farther down tie river then at Grua with Hospital before it was ascertained that the mod had sustained some damage and was making water eery het ; upon which the ca in datennined s == sc r edam on the Hatable aide which was The utmort alarm naturally prevailed mem the pmemgma bat • number of boats were quickly Milks' awl a bridge formed, over which they passed, and anooseded is reaching terra fines without sustaining say ether injury but MOt. The Ariel remained in her new position until the - tide left ku, when the crew pumped the water out of her, and yesterday she was taken to moorings, to undergo • thorough examina tion and repair. CONSPIRACY WITII A WIDOW TO DEFRAUD HER CHILDAIS.—We find this curios tam in Geilignmosi : " A man mimed Morel, who died in 1818, left to hie widow far the burn of their four children, • public-house and te stament atCharms., and another o the Boulevard des Ammedien, both of wbich did a very prodtahle betimes. Some rem after the woman conceived • violent pardon for a yams man naiad Prosier, and offered to rry hint; bat, es do was moll& es lee, be was not di pose to take bee eider she mold make greatly to his interest to do ea. mteesesesenwe t _ _assayed the design of depriving her al theM ahLhmfeesM in question, and of trans fusing thus to Ida He having consented, thez eur est d astai a minviire settlement by which they Thal they adeperal what the law alb the system of a seperaths et and at the same time lbw bread • prim* kr propnty, tarrying on the two house. The eiwilikne et the pertmesidp were suer bi tltt .- Pools' maid es*, by metals' ineamumes, maks himself, in a era lbw% wpm • enslitor the vemem, and that is what he Afar aim pen be pat ea ad to the pert umblp, end be Oro Awl that hie vier we his amber te 'v sweat d 71,1551., and ha took ramonme far snag the ewe berme in order to pay himself. Bat imbeds? the &Mom el the wawa brought an action against _hiss b dos the Chß Tribunal to have the partnership declared ea awl void, ea ?e t c: that the ciremedwoese weir "Ida and th e ter wbkh ft was kneed were, ererabos to the aft illegal. The traunal. henith gave • jodgmmt to that s et t fatc a n . d is er Laid Naive as brimolly et AM. to carried Who weerete basins be swriodrors." Tam Asa 113mrsvus Pa- in eeromfaelssewidr vlib lela Jar, left ftrm rod* • tell eeto. mob die vase el bad H maws whom we Lord Stalbrd = " iteolueest Qasrl 7. MARKBTa• TKO CORN MOIL Men the " freleire Sag6o-1 TM ma. .....11106 tletresibld at Erb; bag bra to • TWIN reent ista der mold Is ira nawb throbel. rid as ir:Albar bon %rib lea " reaptitai d =l a ". la r l ads bentere. Ms Se rear 'Meer Lotr . :lrding lbe bo rzt=l:rair osszieljs =am P PM= g oiay lOW of no mires le m at t i . =irwaL ibe X 6l. ft =s too de r& la= siVis Pi thi reerle i g bi Zols l N_ser ligl: sUm lnibla ra.2 let b lieVoms Ist oinlarrl os s SE I" sr. end Or roles cg Orr te tows trim Ms • ran asnion ryes. Os err burl Oro ins been • needy treWiro7 dourd aa " g iams r Th. be , am hi &wind lIWIPet km Win as Mire 1 =,.. Ir a = „ TIL L ! Islatuy i k . e . torz :10. , at 4111. Mk Ob. rd OIL ; doesq r sesise a a n7lts. 9d. to re. Ild. • I firirriyall kablgat Wage el Us ea.. sad 1 ot Ramie as XL N.; with a wow at It. TM grog Sot west 41=71 gra whr. at eTaida iIL 1106 M i tt roar inte Itio ollaelool LOX rt CZ tient We rob =deg Jeremy 6.1 a wheat and Bow. woe 76.676 Vt. The Im part, tor December threedbouttho Vaned ilageloss ware MAW sin rent. sad Wail arta Sews. 101 ZION OWN. (nor 1.1. Weekly lloser(lar.) From the soma ot tho per Inas le nee mash pooled In the rooth of IhreePh, oed Won el polo see wthaa6 sw 1,1 tart. Won. Tbo almadree ed mew sod wry low taloa dheseed at Hun. bog =Of Ow Nom to m ate paredesea, partletdarly In sews se 9 404 Fla . be bo ready ke tiptoe 'Moment. & M ania • g t a6l.Bl toos av lii:r iii esloLgrt e o d Ul Slay =i1 . 871. =sionsr. iigweilidlb. sa liig sr r mob Mr S as trodnensitir . - 1 1 G 44 .14 /6,4 re be boort as WS. dr at Ns. Fr ..* ot 21101 b., tree.. W. 4 sad Imre psedness be mar at than otiose st preat. ant prow Err ego hi km Ore A Di. per or.. tree we mohiek rits eleadt. rweeir. moon waft to buy than ra to is pelezma Bur too blgle lob mu& good ream own se Virridlod Ur melon of Sou hoe tbeistatirmaim se s most Ilbssa n p hi ald prier an. notwithstanding. not Rept up. bat sabre Tr swam se ober loss Se =IBM tbe garb ly iron the cm Ms redo the swirls ore yet th• iddlo sour bo =at as. Is in ad.; IL TVs Int Sod. tor. ntribs. Tr Oa pest ses arieled ot ißSiddarges. lewleg.. i gee. Ws. io.Ter 011. a k, let ism W r r =bad 6 Ow ; v seri of .0(10 on. a K 0,812 wra. eta grain, and 416,03 wt. Iflaw*. ONTIKKOZOg tithe redoes Tom LONDON WIEZDY DOCK !warted llV•ks—Wea loft ems 1.111 WO. is.n. Bmial sad Nader Yip LSO rwMs Pusan' .... 11,* or s aeo *zoo* B. P ST• ramie 11,01—W.d. zarinuni.—.ou. Dame& Pr. Bloat 11162. 10.200 60641 6.000 110,100 116.600 , UN MON 106000 11.170 nu« no,scli 066 230 1131 7.070 7.700 Ws 6.000 6.000 1.73 BS 1.7130 1,2; NO 17.260 17.100 TALLOW.—Abboodi tbo domorl d0r ........ _100 m t im Oli t i mi. oomllp• don war good end lb* uoillV of bwoo Ito ban bad • dooliso et L. MMI Nor• froroleitiookb Taa lowan adios of Ito auk ton Us. Id. to mad al rot Ha Milt rotr. T• 4111 Obi *NW boa %do um Eit lie tor id dr amid ma Iton tho I d. ea . Zoo boo to polo *bar blear Mk; Ma : Um& Ma IIL ;V to SS. ; Ootobor end tar. Oa Id. ;_tallow al, ; tror Ita ; lowa Wow Pk bl. ••111 oarb. We ipoobt palm 411 a to ea IL; Isoaanat oli k aabra. Oa ; ditto. Nobs. ea Aortadta• boot Pk to ; eft drop, Ma to el.; Odom dhow Ida Id; ditto telt. &U. to Ott.—titati Mama OW* sod Clorlasts emirs of MGM* &odor 1 =211f.-.. JAIL 14. TM Wu ot Naos to-dap Ste l ak. at T I=. and toole LOA bah. rporniadon m ot 11: f ir l gtobte SOL :f r a lionkimi. isi Ores ; i paw as OttAkid. ; dr r ... at UK to 4L TM oho roodo MN ea basorto S.M Stor saitai t Z i a pl am ool, all klU r t• 1p:to as door. Stto &man ol good ordloarra WON Naha Is t 7 poor. and fL dram. OLITLI I. Jut. 111.—We had as Th e emir of the et which MI researkably good. The trade nes by Basra dab wed es any sales of moment . a seine em., bdow le from bit 31 cedars quotation. of id pew Iti; sat Ills eistmesed the amber bat changed bWe wis bat bear bid WI mold at the ekee of the market. ODALL—Ledbl i JAS. ll.—ate Wert Hut*. 14e. ; Dblelet West MAW lb. ; J.U. Is. : Bzl t .. f re Hanky, 14e. lid.; Das i Malliey. If t. ; Ha. IL ; Her wad Gew, lb.; lie. ; leeward% W elt i i j u A l hestea. lb.; % Wag 14s. 9d. ; Nemeth Weee lb. Id.; ab. 1k ; Moor. lb 9d.: Tanked e'we lbw. & It.. 4 4 . 1 Walbgr . icrirre r, lb h i li . W w ard% WM Hartleleg. i i . lno3 lb.V . lkod ilegfeetb. Ids. ddr_. am ri i i 7 64 , , dd. ; Web Hebben% lb.. Walls Bed lb. ; Ms bad Iferibuelmelsrl. lds. Y. • Wade Med dled lea • Wale dad fret Orb, La ; ids WV. lb. •11.4_111s 111 s. IL ; h ire bad lb. ed. ale dot liedwa. N. ; W lid Pianwilleate. Ma N. ; Wade 11a7iai": a sigit: I p t Ir r. :IV &CUL i r k al; s . IL W best lb : Wade IMlllk i nallad ZailimpWel lbs. 131. 1 6e L k al lid n i e cesti IV% dd.; iradWeb bed lellse ir a; W 3 IL , p.... aia lr a r law: Wade ear, lle. W. ; Week lb • alls Mad death lb. Id.Vcir - alams mei_ . ..lia.• "sews Meer High le le% dd.3 Mfaesdles ebbselbee ak ea.aip. at melte% III: add. TRAFFIC RETURNS. —.4-- Mks Per ii =l.4l4hl. Salmi amml474. MC ISIT -1944. Wadi elan Am. 1. Mrs. e 4 I M sMOI 741, Doak NM MI 417 114111444al Lake frm 6.081 10.17 in at Wei.= et Oasis i .. II 4.041 1.017 11 Wait mama Jam. 16. larks. 9710/644.6•4 Ikea 1011 3.7D1 10.716 14004 0•11 ....—... ......... Walk Imolai ..--... SHIPPING INTBLLIGSNCE. 0•8II•LTIBB. De Witt Males, here Pa New Tat, las put baek with low at bower/It. tinawnaast, Jaa. IL et Tawmant c.,lahar, hew Newport to Madras, wfth wale, ram r►on t►Y alarming at ilandwiak Bay, with low et .s and alsomwsel a awl will beams a total wreck ; wow wed. —Land*, lea. Id. Friends. wadPa (Upham Cray, awl laden, lona to Mataro, woe ram daw Wight am the lath Jewry; craw and.— Tarimenth. ha IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. team Bawd ka Liverpool. Jim. a. lat. 40 N, 10a.21 W. P.2l ll4L itlateem, from Liverpool ter P..10t do Gal* Nov. 11, lat. M. 40 8., loa. MOO km W. 0016 . 8 IlariaaL aPpareatil Wood be Callao, Oet. lat. ISL. IP . North Amelia (iMp). deeds, to Om loath motword, with plow ma Nov. 11. Mu ASO L. 100. IS W. Narodarta W (Alp). teem Callao bit Cud. all well. Dee. 11, aN. lea IN OmeolOalley (torque), from Duller tor TriaLdad, Dem It, W. to N. km• 118 W. Wllbehaisa Leda. from Oral tor Nhamee Bay f 1 day% Dee. I; lat. LW 111., is UM W. THE °LYTHAM) WEST INDIA MAILS.—The Ito ilan=rB gNon"hiP Parana, Captain Bevie, yesterday with the navel West India mails, a fen terge, gide of the value of 1,6001. ; jewellery, 2,6001. eel el premews, as whom are Lieetatant Lawlor sad Radius Nebel, lose, sad Teeple. [Adwardellellin ad ik e —HOLLOWAfti OINTMENT AND Pna&—llls twit tbst touSbad awe immortal rise ea" se MI ramereems. Dowd lietelr. Wier see• trot DMA, le cu t rtbrar w r i s:Ars am pour @Eij ,t e liE d iaitZtoor a ... s= ...we taa wlmi_ em ry ai l ..akiw at Heiltm .bi rO b rais ureut. lAshisaim. ow at • A. isTir& eddlar. ; eel Mir, BIRTHS, MARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BLAIN 14. at Deeondia•- --- eceig. 'epart. Livergool. Bre W. of Baßoll it Darn. AbeWers, the wife of H. A. Brae. We, Y P. of a mi. CHAMPION.—Jea. 11. at Woolwich. the wife of 114 or Caleiltem. legs! Artillery. of DI VIKA AN Dearr. a D DUDLIT.—Jts. IT, it Laredo-Mew. De L'ldeead • Ice. JONl:a—Jut 14. at Glearrefo• BAB. err Oewertn. the wife et M. Jam Nee., al • dlienter• BlLT.—Ject N. et Leadford Ledge, DMA the wife of the arr. J. W. Not. of • dartghter. ItAVaNNILL.—Jes. 14. et Nether ais. the wife of Major Ilerriali Lira Neglason. of • sow DAIZII3L-TATlll.—Jes. 14. el Til;7ollureli Teed Wen. of Bay. J. Yea. D.D V. X. &Oar. too D. DIA.,. Doi ,of Obeeeri le illiebete einaselve Ihe late J. B. Yates. ive. et Wodelee- DOUSTIILD—IIIOKOOem 14. spy Meek Lloonsol D D... W. X Moak J. Doosidd.W j = a doolt:„. li a r di f ik r&NWl.P.. rod D.L„ ot DAVIDIPOW—TXOXPSOIL—Jas. 14. ot N. Pula dwell WwWr trey do Bev. 1. Tanen l. S. Deviance. eel. erMimar_. M Raft, deeebter vl O. Tlveifelei 111 1.• 11111111—ALLID.—Jon. lei el einieleceitel &AM. If evil Ur /Local IL T. lleeige or mews. @Wok to Ow dolooDsor of Da Sm. J. T. 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