The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, (iztreoes tea) THE DEBATES IN THE CORPS LEGIS LATIF. PARIS, JAI. 26. The debate upon the address was continued in the 100eps Legislatif to-day. M. Thiers warmly censured the expedition to Mexico in its present and past condition, as well as with regard to its future consequences. He con cluded by demanding that France should treat with Juarez so as to preserve her honour and the inte rests formerly guaranteed, else the expedition would only result in an indefinite and ruinous occupation. M. Chair d'Est Ange defended the expedition as being t, affirmed that it was impossible to treat with Juarez, and ex reseed a hope that tranquillity will soon be re-eatablisbed in Mexico. "Then," the speaker said, " our troops will be able to return.* M. Berryer, in reply, said that France had been milled. He maintained that the government was unpopular in Mexico and ought to retire. The Left then withdrew its amendment. The debate will be continued to-morrow. HOLSTEIN.. OOPE:.!"IIAgEN, JAN. 26. Dagbfadet of to-day, mentioning the intention of the Federal Commissioners to convoke the Holstein Diet, says that such a step would be entirely illegal, as the King only has the right to assemble the Estates of Holstein. BAVARIA. ICH. JAN. 26. The King received s deputation from Sleswig and 11,1 , tein in special audience this afternoon. His Majesty accepted an address from the depu tation. AUSTRIA. ________ VIENNA, JAIL 26. The Danish Ambassador, Baron von Bulow, has been withdrawn by his government and presented his letters of recall to Count Bechberg yesterday. The Secretary of the legation will provisionally undertake the affairs of the embassy. The Reichsrath will meet on Friday to discuss the demand of the government for a credit of 10 million florins. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. IiONIGSBERG, JAN, 2& Intelligence received here front Lithuania an nounces the formation of fresh corps of insurgents in that province. BERLIN, JAN. 26. Advkes from Warsaw state that another convoy of political prisoners, consisting of 600 persons, has been sent away to Russia. Numerous arrests have recently taken place in Warsaw. PORTUGAL LISBON, JAW. 25 . The American corvette St. Louis sailed hence to day to intercept an English barque with guns and st4res for the Confederate cruiser Rappahannock. The late loan is now being discussed in the Cortes. . . The government procrastinates in settling with Mr. Lindsay. A cassette Las been launched at the Royal Arsenal. The King was present THE NEW FRENCH LOAN. PAWS, AN. 26. The subscriptions to the new loan are said to amount to about four milliard franca. It is asserted that the suede in the Bank of France is now 175 million francs. THE PARIS BOIJRSE. PARIS, J. 51, 3.30 p.m. . The Bourse has been dull, but rather firm. Reuter closed at 66.50, or loc. higher than yes terday. TERCENTENARY OF THE BIRTH OF SHAKESPEARE, STRATFORD-ON-AVON.L TO THE EDITOS OP THE MUSS. Sts,—lf may judge from the criticism of some of the London and provincial papers, there seems to be a very erroneous opinion abroad about the real object and plan of the Stratford-on-Avon Com mittee. It i, constantly stated that the townspeople of Stratford-on-Aron have originated the idea of raising n statue, or some kind of monument, to the memory of Shakespeare, and are now appealing to the public to provide funds for carrying it out. Permit me to say, once for all, through your columns, to both friendly awl unfriendly critics, that their criticism is founded on a mistake. It is quite true that Stratford did originally pro pose to have a monument of some kind ; but when it was suggested, under the sanction of some of the beat names in England, that a national monument should be erected elsewhere, Stratford relinquished its intention. Subsequently a flood of requests and demands poured in upon us from the large provincial towns of England (accompanied by otters of money), to the elect that we should erect a statue or monu ment of some kind in Stratford, and accordingly we were compelled to return to our original idea. The inhabitants of Stratford were neither conceited nor foolish enough to imagine that the people of Eng land would submit to the dictation or taste of asmall country town in a matter of so much importance. The public have asked them to put up a memo rial in their town, and they now ask the public to enable them to do so, and they will continue to do their best to obtain a generous response to that appeal. So entirely do they regard the town of Stratford on-Avon in the light of national property that they have formed a sub-committee of gentlemen of re puted taste and judgment, not one of whom is a resident of Stratford, to decide upon all matters relating to this question. To those who object to our doing anything in this matter, let toe put the question—What would they have said of Stratford-on-Avon if it 114 chur lishly refused to respond to the appeal, which I May fairly call national 1 In other matters, lam not aware that we have been misunderstood, but it may be as well to state briefly our plane. First, that the Stratford-on-Avon Committee have them selves decided upon endowing a scholarship and ex tending the school of the town. Secondly, to moot the public wish by achieving a celebration on a suitable scale. Thirdly, the public have decided for us that a monument shall be erected at Strat ford-on-Avon, and we of the town are only obeying their call in organising a system for collecting fends throughout the country, in order to carry out this object worthily.—l am, lee., E. F. FLOWER, Mayor of Stratford-upon-Avon. Jan. W. THE THANES ENEANKMENT.—Active measures are being taken for the prosecution of the works of the Thames Embankment en the northern aide of the river. At a few yards east of Westminster-bridge piles of immense size have been driven in, and machinery of a very formidable character introduced, upon which large numbers of men are actively employed. Operations on a somewhat smaller scale are going on immediately behind the Duke of Hue clench's entombed inansine in Whitehall-gardens, and at the bottom of Whitehallatairs. Works of a more extended character have been raised to the west of Charing-crom bridge, and preparations hare also been made between Charing-moss and Waterloo-bridges. Another contract is for that part of the Embankment between Waterloo and Blackfrian bridges, and that will be proceeded with with out delay. PIIoPOSED EXTENSION OT THE PENNY POSTAGE SVBTE/4 TO l'adtc•i.s.—At a arced meeting of the council of the Liverpool Chamber COMIOACCO yesterday. Mr. IL'Fie brought forward a Warms for extending the penny postage system to parcels. Mr. Mlle contended that, tf the measure was carried out, as great a boon as that conferred by the adoption of the pussy postage would be realised by the country. He thought the delivery of paresis might be made remunerative, and that the system would not 'evolve an endue_prassurs upon the preseat staff et deliverers. TuE ParrNsmvseia.--This vessel, which= into Malta wane time sines with screw dimmed, from that port cm the 2.tith teat., all right. HORNINAN'S TEA is choice and strong, moderato h price, sad wholesome to uses These advantages Ash asewriml ter his Tea a general preference. It Is sold Is paeitah by MED , sigents.—(Adverateement. TIR I I4TEMOWDEREffrintarTiRAW S 1864. .2 et es•itlr! a THE REPRESENTATION OF MORTON. The adjourned meeting of the elector, wee held ca ]fader eight. to nonce the report of the ocenanittee, end half la hour before the time appointed the lone room at the Towo.oell was ocoopletely Glenwood. Lod by sight G'olooic the ootrances ten were blacked up. The uproar end coafesion which prevailed for the lest two hours reodored itispoolible for the awaken to be heard bored a few hoc from where they shod ; Mileteine Aloes win took the chair. Mr. Alderman COX read the report amid the most dis cordent and deafening wises. It reviewed the claims of the various miedldates, sad prooreumed Mr. Otway to be the most eligible for the renstitimeoy. The speaker moved that the report be approved by the meeting. Mr. HIM Wn.txrr 'seceded the reechitien. Mr. Hawents, amidst increased oonf • denounced the committee as a clique and a self-constituted body, and after =thing ale theme' speech in deparagetneet of Mr. Otway, Mr. • and Mr. Femme, be moved the followings caw anteedment :—" That, in the opinion of this misuse, Mr. F. B. Dumas is the most fit and proper peraoo to repre sent this borough in the Commons House el Parliaroest ; and that we, the electors, in pub li c meeting assembled, do Invite Mr. Dumas to stand All our candidate, and that such levitation be signed by the chairman." Mr. Cloth 'wooded the motion. Mr. Otway, who was the first candidate alluded to in the committee's report, was then called opus by the chairmen to address the meeting, but the sonfution wee No great that he could not peeled. Hats were knocked :off and burled from one end of the*ven to the other, chain and forms were pitched about and broken, bat fortunately se one wee hurt. After Mr. Otway had risen five or six times, and been as many times steppe d by Mr. Dumas riming at the same time, Mr. Dumas sip nod his ressou—surety, that none but electors should speak to the motion or amend ment. The chairman then put the amendment, and as there were apparently as many hands held up against se foe it, he could not give • decides, it beteg imposed,* to court them. The mover of the amendment booms very clamorous, and protested against the amendment being put spin, declaring that it was carried ; but at length the chairman succeeded in again getting the subject before the meeting, and decided, amidst cheers, that the amendment was carried. Mr. Dotty thanked the meeting for their vote, and said he should expose the uneonstitotiothl character of the com mittee, a large portion of whom could not possibl e ' h i ve elected him. (CUm in n, end " You are not yet." T he megiudion of Mr. Coningbam was es well ws to Mr. Otway as to himself, and it would have been only just, manly, and English to have ex pressed hie determination then, sal not come forward mow, without intimation, and endeavour to frighten him away. He should not, however, retire, but would found hie claim upon the fact that he stated be would mete forward, and would challenge Mr. (Away to the motet, and would ask him whether it would not have been fairer to have ogee to him ad said be was going to be put up. As kr the ems metes, tibias was • foregone emolument, sad there were others in the town who wished to exercise aloe influence over this matter. (Applause.) If there was anything more than another which would iodate him to throw himself upon the consideration of the constituency, it was the ponderous machinery of calumny and insult brought to beer upon him. (Hear ' hear.) He did not wish **say take him tad uo the else, bat would all upon Mr. Otway to test the matter ; for. there being no conservative in the field, and not li kely to beene now, the liberals could aired • split. (Laughter and cheers. ) Mr. Otway rose amidst cheers and counter-ahem, and accepted the challenge of Mr. Dumas, who. be said, bad sot treated him with courtesy, bat lied behaved in a manner that, accustomed as eves be (Mr. Otway) wee to electioneering ;proceedings, he had paver bolero witnessed in • public assembly. He had never heard before that it was necemary for a man, before he soli cited the suffrages of a constituency, to apply for the sanc tion of any gentleman belonging to the mine club, mid therefore be did not consider it incumbent upon him to ob. tein the permission of Mr. Dumas, but would tell him that it was not creditable to him to come down as he did and foist hinted( upon a coustitueney under the pa froner of aa shelties agent. (Applause, and "No, no.") They hid be fore them the other day Mr. }leery Meet, *emanative geetleinan of great respectability—whom he had not yet the bowie of knowing, but hoped soot to do so, as a Mead, not as an opponiont—{hearr, bear}—end such differences and dimensions bad arise n' is the liberal ranks—though be would not seethe Mr. Moor, or hie party either, of being guilty of any elestioneseig dodges —that it wee just possible that at the elewiesth beer that little matter of church rates might be mode op, and a con servative candidate might appear. Mr. Otwa then pro ceeded to say (alluding to the dorm that his voles) that he wished to make the elsotors tether a with his political sentiments. He was in faveurr s 4 retrenchmeet and reform—the watchwords ci the whet in opposition, who, however, when is office, forgot the vein of their cocuithip. (Great coefetice.) Fair play wee the motto of Englishness, sad he believed that Mr. Dumas equally with himself wialtedthat a liberal should he returned, and not • conservative ; therefore he wee quite willing to joie issue on the point. and thilsesthandiag that Mr. Acted had brought down • ballot box, be was quite hy that day week, to test by the ballot, or by thy ether mode that could be suggested, the opinion of the borough as to who was the beet man to solicit the suffrages at the electors, and would pledge Ws honour that if that teet was not favourable to him. he would not stand mother instant in the way of Mr. Dumas. (Applanee) Mr. GOLDBXID and Mr. FAwcierr having addressed the uwetiog, Mr. Daus one to propose a vote of theolo to the chair, sad though his remarks were poondly imodible from the noise sod collusion that prevailed, he was aadorstood to repeat ►is detarsaioataso to go to the poll. Mr. Orwsv, whose oiesrvatioas were oleo lost its the clamour, seoooded the motion. which was carried, aad the 'sooting broke up ate quarter after 11 o'clock. RIIOII3IATORY MID REFUGE I:lltlON.—Uitt night a send gathering of themrgers. manta, and milieus of the Reformatory and Refuse Union took piste in the moms, Suffolketreet, Pall-mall. There was a very large attendance on the occasion. Throughout the rooms were distributed models of various kinds, photographic views, EIkiFOINOM and other objects of interest. After parteldis of refresh ments the company assembled in the large room, where discourage were delivered. Mr. Idanbury, ILP., and bade the company& hearty welcome. Mr. J. exhibited some corkeities which be picked jabs tea of which he gave an explanation. The to the company by Mr. Megreuor were . 277rery mimosa laneous character, but were not without latenat—the Oat being a newspaper of the time of James L, and the bet the Bible used by Oliver Cromwell. La the dam el his remarks Ms. Magreggor took OCCIWOU to acknowledge the benefit which public charities derived from the per of the present day. Mr. F. Newton then entertained the com pany with some pleasant scientific experiments on hydro statics ; and lastly, the Rey. Samuel Minton delivered an instructive and interesting discourse, which wan reserved with much &veer. After spending soon agreeable bourn in listening to the Unwell and inspecting the various ob jects presented for consideration. the companLbroke up. el ROYAL COLLEGE OF SVEGEONS OF ENGLAND.— The following gentlemen, having imdargonethe necessary ex &mil:dims for the &plans, were admitted members of tie College at a meeting of the Court of KIAMISOIS oa the 16th :—Magers. Charlie Darrant Penises, East Gna shed ; William Henry Power, Queen-sonars, Bloomsbury ; Jean Baptists Blanebet, M.D.and master in wargszy,Untver. atty. Mectred, Quebec; Thomas Hewl asgr,, Chimed. street, Finsbury ; Charles Thomas Dalley llarkhsld „ cestanbire ; Thomas Graham Bennett, Brightoa, and Alex ander James Lard, Jersey, students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; George Enna, Folkestone ; Samasi Fond Leech. Mile-sad ; William Cubitt Lowy, Bennondeu )l id Jobs Jane Phillips. Towyn, North Wales, of Guy's tal ; Joke George Wstan, Chishant, end Edward Colds% Wadsworth-reed, of St. George's Hospital ; John Gordon Coulter, M.D., Queen's University, Ireland, Be last, and George Shannon, N.D., Queen's University, Ireland, Yr eherefelt, county Deny, of the Belfast School ; John Edwin Eddiarm, Leda. and David Palmer ROM, M.D., Edinburgh, Pinang, East Indies, of the Edinburgh School ; William Wilmot% Onrestrr, of the London Ha tal ; Richard Hughes, Lleadeniolen, Carmarthen, of King's College ; George Henry Watson, Jersey, of St. • Hospital ; John Rod, Ireland. Kingnrinford, of the Birmingham School ; and Charles Carr, of Newcastle. At this meeting of the court, Professor Partridge, the recently elected mem ber in the vacancy occasioned by the decease of Mr. Gem, took his seal. _ _ COI7RT OT SISIVER%--The Pneumatic Despatch Company made application to the Court of Sewers yesterday to allow them to lay their tubes along Newgate-street. An application was made by the company some abort time nom, bat insomuch as it would Moe much public iriceemr Mama if the roadway aem taken up, Mr. Haywood, the simmer to the oommissithers, suggested that the company should apply to the governors of Christ's Hospital for per mission to lay the tubes through the grenade et the hospital, which could be done with little issesvendencs. The governor. of the hospital, have, however, declined to grant them permithoe, and home afresh apethatio• to the Court of Sewers. alr. Hav wood suggested that although the immured the hospital had not granted the applicatios of the compeay, if the Court of Sewers were to make the mr. motion it =Mitt have more weight, and it ,as eversteisny referred to a committee to confer with the governors of the hospital apes the subject. , A FARTHING POSTAGE SCHl3ll.—Feeterday the ' Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had under amaideratios communicaties from the Liverpool Tradesams's advocating the adoption of a farthing postage ahem& Th e I matter was referred to the postal anstmittee, end will farm matter for dimmest:iv at the annual meet*ot as chamber on the let of February. [Advertisement.] —HozsowAy's Onaxiirr AND Vanquished.—Yr. Thomas toe. drunalet, at Whilhorn, writes thus to Professor Holloway :—"_'- Alma der M'Tadden. son of a pmeteeper readies in Ithelews, the • scrofulous sore his foot tar dye years. tett& MocheaM much matter and was continue* gm/dm Lampe and deeper. Alsace everyttdas had beat tmeaceessfally with the bete *Oaths. the aker. when Use youth wm s ht to ABS sad I recemssended a trial of your ointment and pine, HIM Meted up the almeatiou and eventually eSected a poled onto. The tether awl am are reedy and walled te ecentrm Ws Male mett." The inveloatds properties of Holloway's rommbse aims& the Wel *MUM tracerabla proven of many dneasse which have hitherto barn lltIM LIST inaHrs GAM= AIM 11111 TOR "i• OMPAZIOM MP WM 4112203 OP IMO MEM 1011122118 Me 00012' or muoioncrr. usoramitfrarszr.) 21ANYZUFTS. EIREANN:I YAM" CbsWm, staff assistant =woo, to tar. render Feb. 10, at L Wituma nuorr NAENB. Oxford, gentleman, Feb. 10, at 12. IticHALD Boor= Moisixon, Camdem-aquare, Camebto•town, attorney, Feb. 10. at 12. NATHANIEL WILLIAM DAY, Water-lane, Great Toweretreet, earn3an, F. b. 10, at 1. 8..31011L Suck jam, liaMings, blaekindth. Feb. 10, at it JAR= URN/ID NALL. Usloaatreet, Itangton, miglneerlng drauglgensan. Feb. 10, lt. CHA2LIS MAXI, LL.. Feb. 8, at it NOILTUNIATOB WILLIAM DRAMS, Tyersetreet, Lambeth, Feb. 8, at 12. camaas Pommes, Omfmatzest, Paddington-porn, beanbag. keeper, Feb. 13, at 11. Oaomm Thomas lamu323, Jamas-street, Stepney, beer retailer, - - Fab. a, at 11. . . . .. JO BB EDWARD IOW,Om& Cambridge-street, Hack:my-road, boot saaaatactaren, lab. F. at 11. AIMDAMIOW KINT/I, Waugh. Backs, clerk In holy orders, Feb. 8, at 11. Jeopris LAMM great Newport-street. Wine ettrallret tab. Id, at 1. MARIA ooesmi. lalltwead, Peckham, widow, Feb. 16, at 11. MUM, YDRULD FWlOnita Newman-street, Orford-meat, law dark. Feb. 16. at It. Tworaa Woonwann, &Rabin, baker. Feb. It, at 1. Fltine.lll CLAXTON. el Ann's-terrac e, BrLtton.r.ad. aneasenner In - ... the rionte7 --. eanamamielc.lo.iii: - -- - THOMAS Hum!, !!ararLoo-liaaltlll. Illdelisaaa, late clerk i;;brewerr7;l;. 16„ it: Qualm WIIDO/R. Oa ced-street builder, lob. 13, L CMA/LlJial Carliale.atreet, Mg* ararcad, carpenter, • - - Feb. 10, at 1 L JOHN EDvai Iwo= BRADSHAW, Heary4toeet. Limbos•e, 1140 •-- - mita, Yob. 10, Y It _ ZICRAZD ciamenocanavz and JOBS MOW= YOLB. Nrr wise marebaata. Feb. 10, at 11. W il uti niallaimu hltiowa swam Lornerxr, binder. VW 2. It 2. Mau IteIAILD Dmallaaa-yard, Drury-amt, white walls, lab. 9, at It Wittaati WOOD *MIT, Milbank sari Wan wick-vas, My, todetaii, lab. a. at It Joss Amu, Orval Calkwaireet, Camden Town, dairyman, -- - Feb. 9, all: OM= li.csoS, Queen's-road, Peckham bone drkr, Teb. 9, at I. Join coma, Grange-road, ramoodley, chcesemooger, Feb. 9. as L 'azoinc: EMI % plickoO4quare, Hcciamoccr. Pam nr- Illioll WM, Feb. 9, at t Jame THomat TATUM, OiMagbamitreet, Pimlico, interpreter, Feb. 9, at 1. /taxa Moons, Gnat thilesastreat, Camden lowa, late pbo. tograpide mil* Fib 9, at t. Titotat Nottut, $t Mart* Ni . licensed sic- Imam Siuw, Ices Duality. JR Gustier, lei _ --- -- 9. at ?. M11.1.16ff AggrYoll, Welliagton, Shropshire, mummetird clerk, Feb .16, at 11. ILlCiwur 110111110011,Oranthanklincolnsh., publican, Teb.9,at 11. WENDISH G. HAMM', Llsnetadwell, Pembrokesh.,Feb. 6, at 11. Tiaras Warm, IkAreol, sail maker, Feb. 6, M IL amnion SintOoluill and !Somas Sitcoms; Faster, general merchants, Feb. IT, at It Emmy HAM Weysnoutk. butcher, Feb. 10, at 12. JomicallollBFALL end JOSS H 05914131. Bradford, woolataplers, Feb. 8, at 10. THOII/2 erwrlMY BLUME, Clanten, Isuicash., Feb. 11, at 11. Jour 000111111 W LawsiniCM Foe°, Liverpool, seed crushers, Feb. 9, at IL Masai) Hoigagn, Li general merchant, Feb. 11, at 11. Mawr Wiiiamm, -Wedlock, Mancbester, poul terer, Feb. 3, at 11. Darn) HMOS. Macclesfield, ellkinsa, Feb. 9, at IL Enna Boom,. Sunderland, broker, Feb. 8, at 12. Tnosua Jingle, St. Ent, Cornwall, shopkeeper. Feb. 8, at 12. Wnaux Ciatio, Leigh, lanciabire, cotton power local weaver, Feb. 10, at 1. Eons 310118, Aldridge, Staffordshire, hay dealer, Feb. 10, at it Jogai% deli, Walsall, builder, Feb. 10, at it (120001 11001XLIT, Hanley, Staffordshire, cabinet ;maker, Feb. LS, at IL Mazza& Marin, 3 48Yddialwril, Monmouthshire, engine driver, Feb. 8, at 11. Mama Sralaa, Saisrlown, Banta, carpenter. Feb. 6. at 11. KURT Conn, Chefstokarch, Haute, public's', Feb. 9, at IL Joel Mooaaocel, Melthein, Yorkshire, grocer, Feb. 16, at 10. Thole WI Caviar, Huddersfield, beereeffer, Feb. 11, at 10. Timmy flassylaltneoff a. Briebton, schoolmaster, Feb. 10, at IL Hexer 111.111110111. Cuckneld, susses, carpenter, Feb. 8, at 10. Wiittaw Llanbedrog, Car.arvuuMire, seed:man, Feb. 6, at 11. lons Jimmie, New-Inn, near Bridgend,Glamorganahlre,mason, at U. Brum Wimp. Fariley-euta.Calessiey, Yorkshire, shop. keeper, Pub. 9. at 10. Jam Stop, IffseSeAd. Water, Feb. 10, at I. Thomas Wain, Frenahma, Surrey, glass stainer, Feb. 9. at It JOHN Warrnauk Southampton, publican, Feb. 10, at 1.2. JOHN Maw InawitLi. Meleantbe leg* Gsanstehlre. baker, Feb. 9. at 10. PAratCX Histrin, Neereestle-upon-Tyne, poulterer, Feb. 0, at 11. Bolan Hinman GILL, Galeabeed, Durban, timer and brasier, Feb, e, at 11. Cain Can,, iteddltch, needle scourer. Match 7, at 11. EMIT litaLgT, iiedgeloy, Stailordahlre, journeyman Feb. 11, at 11. Gnome Hong, Balite; Yorkshbe, bedew. Feb. 12. at 10. Ronan AAltoll Brag, Long Melford, Suffolk, bootroaker, Feb. n, at it Wnywg BI4OIGRDLR Bowdon,Cheshire.labourer,Feb.9,l4l7. LAST ISANINATIONS. _ . Feb. 17. H. Marty& Greeawich, Spry, Wellingtou.place, St. Georee's-In.the.Ehit, surgeon-Feb. 17. H. Foulkes. Bread.court, Bow .treet, late omnibus proprietor -Feb. 12. J. brAlpia. Market-etreet, Bernmbery, commission agent-Feb. 22. T. Mosnamey, Lavender-road. Battersea, grocer- Feb. R^ 8. BuMee, men., Goidenlmie, 84. Luke's, grocer-Feb. Si H. F. ladle. Sydenham, comptroller of own returns in the Board of Trade-Feb. YL B. Davies and T. Bell, B Mbecketreet, Cavendisheresze, auctioneers-Feb. St G. Dooley, Ligaorphad street, Gray's-inn-road, merehaare clerk-Feb. 12. M. Newton. Cromeeonrt and liArgulateart, Dewy-lane, dealer In fancy goods-Feb. ft J. D. Hoeg. York-place, Kismiesdeoad, auc tioneer-Fet. 17. W. Beset, Modbrd7-trwronst Millitich Dew Town, foreman beree4eeper-Fen. 17. IL Leaciestre, Malden lane, Covent-aside& late Gemmed 'detritus-Feb. 17. C. Bright. ?Ohs, Isle of Wight, coal inerchani-leb. 17. W. Webb, St. George's street ,Feckhem tailor a foremen-Feb' IT. R. Meyw Pleasant-place, ltingskand ' eoad, cheammomma-Feb. 17. Liza: beth Sophia Legge, Cliftose, Peckham, late common brewer -Feb. 17. C. F. Andrew., Ltreepooteireet, Walworth, baker - Feb. 17. W. P. Hook, Olowesteretreet, Q11186114(1[1.11*. Holborn, journeyman hairdremer-Feb. 17. T. Hart, Bpitalfieldemartet, greengrocer-Felm. 1.8. A. & Pike, Woolwich, clerk In Woolwich Dockyard-Feb. 17. A. P. Childs. Suneyetreet, Strand, surgeon -Feb. 17. J. Deems, Norwood, draper-Feb. 18. J. Tome, Sutton, Surrey, carpenter-Feb. 11 G. B. Staniforth, Baker street, Portemanemplare, secretary to a mining company-Feb. It A. Paul. Mecklenburghcquare, surgeon-Feb. W. H l= Deptford, blacksmith-Feb. 13. M. Fon, Woolwich, late ti victualler-Feb. 11 W. Ratcliffe, Adelaide-road, Nem esia*. hill, dealer la sharee-b. 11. T. NMl',Berm= street, Bermiesdeey, gree Fe . aad ngrocer Tennteplace, bacon dryer-Feb. 18. E. limes, Derwast-terrace, Poplar, chem.. MO Feb. Pk J. F. Archbold, Kleg's Bench-walk, Temple, barn ter-let. 18. A. Spark, Ufford,road, Barnebary, commis. doe agent-Feb. 1.8. K. Brown, Great Dover-street, Southwark, and BiWnpptimamarket, fish salesman-Feb, 18 G. L. Gibbud, Old Casttratrest, Shoreditch, picture teems make,-Feb. 18. B. Burford, Ferdinand-street, Camden Town, talion-Feb 18. J. W. Neale, Palms New-road, Lambeth, engliseer -Fab. 18. W. CM& ford, Ware, Hertfordshire. nialtater-Feb. 18. J. lustros Bead- 1 lag, Berkshire. carpenter-Feb. It W. J. Meld, New Cross-reed, Surrey, clerk In an bastaratoce oBlce-Feb.lB. t Hest, Colt-lane and horthetreet, Bethnalgreen, timber merchant -Feb. 18. 8. Leggett, Whlieleble, Kent, late Innkeeper-Feb. 18. W. Glad. well Bnetwood, Kesel, farmer-Merck 10. W. K. Wood and J. Y. Greenwood, Tame Valley and Kingsbury Woe! Collieries, sew Timswerth, Warwickshire, beielnnakerr Feb. 18. B. Wakeman. Birmiagham, looklagElam Foand picture frame manufacturer- Feb. 18. P. Proctor all Farm , near es Stafforthhire, fanner -Feb. 18. W. Mon. Birmingham. licensed victualler -Feb. 18. J. B. Lawrence, Birmingham. dealer in leather bind ing -Feb. 1. J. Preadhead, hottoddiam, beerhouse keeper- March S. O. Sworn, Wareham, horsehide., common brewer- Match 1. T. Jenklas. the Deffrin Cassell, near Abermtwith, Can farmer-Beech 1. J Lewis. Skentritli, Monmouth :ihtn,ria Pk A. Baillie, Cheltenham, gentleman- Feb. it. J Colima, Bury, Lantaabire. commission agent-Feb. ft. IL B. Reutliatter, Hula., Lawsehier, beeneller-Feb. 11. J. Tallow, Mselith Fellaide. Westmoreland, smith-Feb. 10. G. Faircloth, Bishop's Stretford. Bert fordsliire, beerhotre keeper- Feb. 11 J. Soulaby. Bedltreon, Northumbertand, taller-Feb. Ff. A. Banda& Batton, Bedfordshire, botcher and market gardener--Feb. It J. Schofield, Oldham, Lancluddre, labourer -Feb. 12. J. Wood, Pendleton. Lancashire, slate dealer- Feb. 18 T. Hacking, Oawaldtwlstle, Lancaahlre, chemical mans. tactarer-Feb. If. T. hla,dsoe, Oildersome, Yorkshire, over looker-March 10. B. Mackarell, Lancashire, fa.mer- Harcho. Y.. Talbot sad B. J. Lewis,M ilton-oect Brasesentl, -Feb. 13._ O. ii7l7 667, ii•en«7o7d7isitir Ismer -Feb. Id. J. Oill, sew, BroVerd, tracegrocere 16. J. Bradford, Yorkshire, commercial iter-Feb.S. lincohishire. baker-reb. S. C. Balk Bee=ans, lal ror t°6 tbisharnabire, Wedelns, keeper-Feb. IL C. Heys*, Uncoil; oordwahser-Feb. 19. J. Peendag. Wisbech, clothier-Feb. It. J. Mildsmith, Worabroukb Dale, Yorkshire, innkeeper-Feb. 12. J. Trout, Jump, Yorkshire, beadsman keeper-Felt It G. Foster, Pithy, Yorkshire, pinulber-March 14. B. Tooth, Tonbrldge, Kent. bootmaker-Feb. Is. J. Noma. Watford, Herefordshire, publican- Feb. 10. J. Brookes, i.e., Henley. Staffordshire, beadier-Feb. 11. W. Yardley, Bursters, Staffordshire, working potter-Feb. 10. 11. Wilheme, Hanley, &affordable., Feb. 10. J. Hayward. Healey, Etat fordable*, pottar-Feb. 11. It Taylor, Mow Cep. Slaffordshire, coke burner-Feb. 19. A. Burnley. Batley, Yorkddre, late rag merchant-Feb. It J. & Nicholaon. Batley, Yorkdare, flock dealer-Feb. 16. F. W. Pool. Bristol, bootmakee-Foh. 16. H. bevies', Bristol, auryeoe-P 16. F. Hember, Jun., Brhtol, tote Innkeeppaerr-Feb. 19. H . Parket Brighton. bricklayer-Feb. 10. F. J. ilitg ice 'STOClC COMPANIES ACTS. ITIII OI Df2loooll COMPANY LDnITD Feb. IS, at 11 . et Hada& hanetreet—to snake a dividend. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. TwoNSA TROCIAMIS, rensaarnertbal, Oornwall, timber mer chant-1m dividend ol 01. 116., any Tuesday or Friday, at Hirtsers, Exeter . ninon Boum, Falmouth. lank Id dividend of 7s. 6)d., any Tuesday or Friday, at 111 s, Exeter. bass °ES Hosenv, Ilahoe, Devonshire. lee. Itv~- Ist dividend of Lea., any Tumidity or Friday. !toter. modal PHELPS GUY, Bedminster, Dorestatdre, buSeber-4t dividend of la. 101 d., any Tuesday or Friday, at Rinses, Nudes. Omani Than, Ildford, Devonshire, butcher- Ist dividend of la any Tuesday or Friday, at iiirtasfa, Euler. DIVIDENDS. 1. M liirtiers. Feb. 2L Illzabet& Turisi; iaguicetreet. Lizebetberallg, sad 11111eireet. Peckham. Homed •110.—Feb. 23. W. Hazlett, St. Hartlee-la-Oraad, boater—Fe& 23. J. Oelborse. Warbieko. Sane; tallier Feb. I& H. Agate. Folkestone, draper—Feb. 13. & J. Sewell, baltord'a-buildlogs. Wiggles, bag aad bed dealer —Feb. 211. J. Z. Homey, Dudley. Messed vtetsiller—lreb.2o. C. Mao& Itrailyben, war and gilder—Jab. tl T. LW& tad Valet& laverpeal„ lessfacuders—Feb. 12. lassmer Heath. Newf. arBB•Trie. tersiture broker—Feb. 10. Z. Yrs* Maritsa liams. irite—leb. 8. J. Taylor, Ittnalagbasa Jeweller — Feb. S. J. N.M. ma., *Was. Walk, budder-11Sb. S. J. Oar dinar, Ipswke. 990 M. Sword elettudler-Jab. S. IL 0. Rica. Tommy, Demeddre, professor or staile-reb. I. J. Sear, Morstaisnygeees& Dernahlts. boidarker-196. J. T. 1199999, erapper proprietor-1W & J. 11•88218, Own 8, pialar-.4reig. 10. IL Creak, Bold& laseezlAre, PASSIZISIEMI DOBO6TIO. T. Fodor sad J. 1109. Breed 4199•1 6 01 4 0 ea= o. 94Leate & - =NM 11 6 0991191, ismisidand A. iss.sd. lkoz••••••4lbarWslie. 0199999149. r. oh m la i Mare—W. I to.Waddisa and S. laleeeter. Maseds• And lNansegs. Tae won= 989091199-.199.10w1ea, sad J.9BMi 09 1, 419. 04 , 49949899*. 004. 0099•99-19. Bidapirmi rsmult alegr dco, dremee-C.W. linveribia awl N. 11•86811. 9•014.090. Ws Ws' ii: . onmop room proprieton—J. L ' Sipes md A. antwieli,Cheshire rims Miaahictarers -4. 1. Mania Want atm York- book Midas—Z. J. shire,L.rneys—A. Oirtig mkt .W, F. ihtes, platen—J. Beds* and T. ledge, d oe r /L. Book and T. Clark^ Herpforgtarm, jelnire—J. de& J. iliteliffe, B. Sutcliffe, and L Roberts, fitaanibild, Yorkildee, Mallon manufacturers, rbe as regards J. Hordall—F. Bishop sad IL L Illakiston, Hob; .ftMlaMrie Pettarkes —C Z. Moore and J- Withstood, Leeds. pipers-1= and A. Parton. Gateshead, rape manufacturers—G. A. Crow- I dm. J. Maynard, W. B. Maraud, and Lenard, Colman ; alma My, solicitor; as far as rear& G. A. Crowder—W. Gradwell and E. Plant, Mogen and Blackley, Lancaddre, brick layers—Mary Nunan and Margaret Qulckshank, New Bead street., mill nere-11. Morns and B. Leeds, leather cutters—Mary Ann Dim and H. Davy, Bridge ahead& grocers —W. HUG mad J. D. Polkinlont. (incense, Cornwall. oordwitners —H. Stair; J. Stair* and lirerPool, watch and watch case inannfacturers—P. B. Shaw and J. Bean neat, Kirkheaton and Huddersfield, Yorkshire, word en cloth assatdacturers—E. Mos. R. Billion. jun., and W. Billies, Lekeater, rope manufacturers, so far as regards Z. Billies—lL Schanck, C. I. Souchay, J. H. lienecks, F. Wasserman, F. W. Bassecke, C. V. &seas, 0. A. Benecke, and J. D. Sam London, Maochester, and Lied; merchants—lL Meraman e ri.. Andrew, High.streek Whltoshapel, Lancashire clog makers—B. Lawson. G. W. Stake, and A. Lawson, Notabightun. commission merchants, so far as regards O. W. Stake—J. Farley and T. F. Chatwin. Birmingham, chandelier manufsitnrars—Efisabeth Brooke and S. Brooke, Halifax, Yorkshire, cord manufacturers— & Waddington, W. Waddington. and T. Waddingtoo Bradford, Yeekshire, :bin* wool comb makers-8. Taylor had B. Tay tor, Bochdate, Lancashire, druggina and grocers—J. Bister, I.E. Beek:lngham and J. T. Slater, Woodatreet. City, as far as ro mp& J. Matio—T. L. Henley and H. J. Croydon, sir geoas—J. Newton and B. M. Newton, Stoek Obeehire, brash mariufacturen —W. H. (Learn and T. J. Caparn, Newark, NM thighamihtre, seed merchants. NOTCH IIIIQUIIIITRATION& Jolla WALIACI. Crouhlli. lethargic.., and Low Mains, Earn Kilbride r farmer, Feb. I, at the Facuity Hall, Glaagow. Miami Ahab. Glasgow, dasher, Feb. 2, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAW ROPIIRTIIOII ICILVIL. Glasgow, late iron merchant, Feb.l, at the /malty Hall. Glasgow. Wiutax lensaa (eserassL, Edinburgh, merchant, Jan. 211, at Me sans on and Turnbairs Sate Rooms, Edinburgh. FAA= Gamma Grum and Tinsman Hatray, lAlth, merchants, Fib. H 1, at the New Ship Hotel, Leith. lam ARZ, run. Wubwalla, Eastwood, farmer, Feb. 4, at the //minty Hotel. Paisley. ROUST Inciutocit, Kilmarnock, grocer. Feb. 2, at the Corn Mbabane* Bale loom; Kilmarnock. 4111.116 s 10DB, Glasgow, commission merchant, Feb. 3, at the Faculty Han, Glasgow. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CHESTER CUP. WEDNESDAY, MAT 4. Tea TILADIONgIeti Pun (Haadiesp) of 200 son. in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 25 .son. caul, 15 ft, sad oely sif declared; Cap Coarse (about two miles sad s quarter). (151 ads, 74 of whom thalami forfeit, sad 3 did not mom) Age it IA Age at lb Adventurer Otdminster Costa .. 2 Psi, . 4 6 ! Exchequer 6 7 1 Barbadian 1 i 1 Gardener Blacedowa 6 7 = lbe I.lm .. 6 0 Tammy Joan 1 7 3 0 Kautaford Golden Pledne 4 7 Vauxhall bohendlui ...... _.. 4 7 Whaleboat $ 1! Colabrook 1 7 Oman* 3 1! Royal Stag 4 7 Bacchus Welcome Double X Anneld ... S 11 Tippler Balham Marigold Change 4 If 2 fby Battle—Coneen = 4 7 2 Barra Dome Canoe Foe of Berra 6 413 Farnham Manfred 4 it 11 Broths to labial .. S 6 7 My Mazy 5 412 led Caps $ 5 7 Takeo 6 S U The Count Gibe 4 9 Papule $ 5 7 Aelidant 6 0 9 Lord Zetland II 6 7 LW Inneentrotre .... 4 6 8 Tenerife 8 6 7 Merry Hart: 4 9 ii Langford Portland a 0 7 The Cardinal 3 6 7 trattoed 4 49a by Vas Makin— _ . _ The Clown S 6 repines Perstuaton ..... .... 3 6 Macbeth II 5 7 Massa° 4 6 Lady Millen Flash In the Pea.— a 4 Helen Diets Mall TTsln Ilacklend Lord Stamford, Mr. L. B. Cl►rk, arid Yr. E. Elliott wars raboariben, bat did sot mama. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 26.—Arrourritms.--Staff Commander J. E. Davis, to the Ftegard additional), for teengeoeury mike in the Hydrographer's t. Map,star F. B. Christian to the Firefly. PROMOTIONS.— Eogineer W. C. Moreton, to the Fianna. Assisteat Engineer J. Rummell, teethe Ajax. Q AILLETINL —BOARD or THAD; WHITEHALL, Jas. 26.—The Right Honourable the Lorded the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received inforsuatioe from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, that all vessels arriviog at Constantinople from the coast between St. Nicholas and Amapa, will be subjected to fifteen days quarantine. —O r azetle. PROSECUTION UNDER THE PORZION MENT ACT. SITTINGBOURNE. TUMMY NIGHT. This morningiir:Cliiainßumble, engineer and itpeetor of machinery at Sheeran' Dockyard, was brought before the ?mgetrates sittiog in petty sessicen charged es follows : 'Tint on the 24th of November, 11363, at Min ster, in the !ale of Sbeppeyjbe did unlawfully biro, retain, engage, and procure, and attempt and endeavour to hire, retain, engage, and procure divers person, to wit James Maloney and others, to enlist, sad ester, and engage to ealist, and to serve and be employed in the service of sad far, and in aid of certain foreign states commonly called the Confectioner States of America, And of the per saes wounung to exercise the powers of government in and over the end States, as sailors and otherwise, is sea menial far, under, and in aid of the said lonise States aid the per. sots assuming to exercise powers of government is and over the said States as afoneaid, and to agree to go and em bark from the port of Sheerness for the purpose of, and with the intent to be so enlisted, contrary to the form of the at Lute, ke.." - - - . The magistrates present were Mr. Edward Twoey (chairman), the Rev. G. B. More, sad ttrionel J. Dims Dyke. Mr. Vernal Harcourt, instructed hr Mears. Essen, Knight, sad Arnold, Admiralty solicitaa Rocbeeta, op. for the prosecution; Mr. Herding Giffard. instructed Q. P. Lewis, of the Old Jewry, London, reprimand defeodeat, who hid bees apprebeeded ow a warrant as the 14th inst. but remanded, and admitted to bail. At the clan al the evidence for the prosecution, Mr. Harding Gufard made an able &alias on behalf of the defence, sad stroogly urged that there was not a suffi. dent amount of aideoce to show that the charge had been proved masa Mr. Humble. The bench having consulted, The Chairman said that it was the %idea of the ma. &trate' that the case should be tried by • barber court, and therefore the defendant was committed fa trial Bail was taken to the amount of 1.01104, end the onset rose at a late bra is the sewing. HILL7II 07 LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar-Gesead that the menality at Lowden lad week was semidorablyt higher than is usual d this period of the year ; but exhibits a redaction as compared with that of the previous week. The deaths registered is the lad three weeks were 1,798, 2,427, sod 2,180. The mesa temperatures of the air in the same periods were 26.7 deg., 36.8 deg., sad 44.5. In the tea eorrespondieg weeks of the you 1854-63 the average I somber of deaths was 1,389, which, with • comedies for increase of population, becomes 1,529, therefore the deaths were more thee the estimated amount by 631. The deaths last week exeseded the births in the same period by 104. The deaths referred to pulnamary dimmed (ezdasice of C i ta) were 744, the corrected average being 386. was more fatal than say other dimes, and tamed 498 death' ; the average number is 225. The deaths seedbed to pasammia are 148, whilst the average is 112 nibble or consomption eanied off 246 period, the average heiog 172. 403 deaths occurred from zymotio diadem, Melodies 88 from typhus, 73 from searlaitu. 77 from wheopang.cough, 34 from nisaidea, sod 12 from small pox. 183 person died from afectioss of the brain and nervous @Telma, and 100 from diseases of the heart 771 ponces died older 20 yeam of apt 712 at 20 and under 60 years, and NO at 60 years and upwards. The deaths of 18 nonagesarians ere recorded ; the oldest a/ whom was a widow, who had attained the esa of 97 years. A man, aged 40 years, died ag 21, Mist-street, Southwark, from dominance, aces 'mated by previous illness. A *onset, aged Ott peers, died is the fidesd Usk" Workhouse from typhus owed by deditetion. The wife of a shoemaker, aged 77 yeses. was found dead at 2, Savilicstred, Idaryleboos, from Wends el serum ea the train, accelecated by the west of sew slew suits d Life. The wife of a coach-trimmer dnd ct Maw Donate* Bessiagtoo, from effusima oa tb. Weis eassid t, opium sakes. A asedlewonme, aged 73 years, died at huudissatrest„ ilarylehoee, from earbiuselw last week the berths of 1,063 boys sad 1,013 gals, la all 2,076 Ghia- Tea, were registered is Loadoe. la the M. weeks of the years 1854-63 the oversee somber itst rxrag r ai lested was 1,973. Ds. DI Joltou's Licarr-Bsowit COD Lira OIL.— Imerimeate wede apes . most estmelve seas hese locoutro. Tenth" demmtreted Met DM Oil le eeperice to aII Mbar re. audios for the can el mimeos@ oropMem. I egret MUM Phystolasiat, Dr. Marshall Mal. ante eisiniag its awl. la the *miasmata mmUos, Marshall the& this Oil was as itoebtedly the mad sad meet owlets teems of reettei b m i tte h . eathy seam of the stio.—Sold rig is Is. ed., M. M., aal O. try Drs. Es .1 mole aag 'l = /Aaffteril. sal 0., 17, IMMs, lasests. ter droalsilaverSuaisat4 Side ihrtellistace. COURT OF COMMON PLFAS.-JAL Wasp Samm—(Bilcas Lard Chid Awake sal Judos, Williams, Wilke, sad Eistisi.) WIBM 9. STABLZT.--Tal 1111%,12 Or TO LLTI O. Both pain So this sat were nephews of Ms. Asiatics Sad* tite widow of the celebreted fox boater; the di haat Ming devisee under that tars all. end the plain till her heir-at-law. The will contained this diva :—" I g p. sad devise my mansion-hoses at Tedwerth, is the county of Haute, and all my manors, Sinus, lands, tese• meats, aid hmaitemente in the county of heats, devised to me by the will of my late Subhead." The Mites was in farms of the defendant, sad the elastics was what paned to him under it. It appeared that the Tedworth estate, which Yrs. Smith had takes milder the will of bar husband, °maimed of the manors of North TodwartA and South Tedworth ; the sae was is the parish of Upper Tedworth, sad the other is Lower Tedworth ; and farther, use mar was to Hampshire, ad the other is Wiltshire. The maasioa•bosse was la Ban* and there • .. was no boor eirepa farm-bosses end colleges on the Wilts property. There wee no visible division between the two manors except the county boundary, which was sot marked by a raid or stream, or anything dso that would serve as an ordinary estate boundary. The rental of the Hants manor was 2,2.4!1. a year, and that of the Wilts manor was 1,6201. The defendant took possession of the two moon under the devise but the plaintiff brought an ejectment, oaten& bog that the will passed only the property in Hampshire. The case clams on for trial before Yr. Justice Willa, at the Wilts arises, when the jury found that the two mason forma one property, 'mown sa the Tedworth Mate, end always been enjoyed as one property and that the mansion was in Ise largely portioaate to the Hate part of the property, increased as It was by a legacy of 40,0001. Upon these flattop a verdict was altered for the defendant, but subsequently a role was mated calling upon the &deadens to show cause why then should not be a verdict for the plaintiff or a now aia4 the principal cination, of coarse, bang what was the con. streaks to be placed upon the wall. To-day came was shown avast this rule being made absolute. Mr. Rolt, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., Kr. Kingdoe, and Mr. Baer, appeared to show cause ; and Mr. M. faith, Q.C., Mr. Karae, and Mr. Pinder, to support the rota. The cams occupied nearly the whole of the day, and was not concluded at the riles of the 0:1011. 00IIRT Or 10/011EQUER.—Tam. 26. Sittings ia Ilsoca.—(Before Lard Chid Baron Ponca, aad Woos Martin, Chaaaall, and Pigott.) RAMIS O. NISCHILL AND 07111318.—COLLIZZY NIPLCNSOIN. . . _ 76:04;Lari;*;;Ts•;;;ioriiie iistaelf.;;;;ilW; ma to bow canoe why the venue is this case should not be changed from Yorkshire to NkManx or Lainsehire. The action was brought by the exsesteix et • maa who was killed br • colliery accident Dear Barnsley in which 55 lost their lives, against the OIDINDI of the mice,who r Z as alleged had caused the capitol= by their segligines. It was one out of 33 action which had bassbrought, sad were pending in respect of the same occurrence. The plain tiff laid the venue ii Middlesex ; hat en applicatioe by the defendant Mr. Baron Pigott made an order changing it to Yorkshire, on the representation that there were 40 witnesses to be examined, and that • trial in Middle's: would therefore ccossioe very great incoevenimico sod expense. Mr. Quail now wished to rewind that order, sad to restore the venue to Middlesex or to it to Liverpool on the ground that the p= was not likely to obtain an impartial trial is Yorkshire, where • very considerable number of pewee lied a c = 1 stake is mining property. Be skated that the s had created an immense sensation is Yorkshire, sad bad ever sines bees the subject of mach discussion. Mr. Baron Pigott said he suggested that the porn= should agree as to the venue, but they could not, and be was obliged to decide the point. He did not think there was much truth in the objection that an impartial trial could not be got in Yorkshire in such a ease, but be thought the proposal to change the venue to Liverpool was very reasonable. Mr. Baron Martin—According to • high authority damages are regulated very mush in Liverpool by the prim of cotton, and is now very high. The Omni greeted • rule, and suggested that the venue should be changed to LiverpooL Rule mid COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JAN. 26. (Warn the Judie Ordinary.) MAC! V. MACS AND 111011/1178. Kr. Braley moved on behalf of Jestesie Jen Mace for leave to serve the ce-reeposeset la leans( the elation at the house of his brotherdaa rt. Ha ales aka paraimioa to atria out of the pedalos la aka for walla bay* am heard that Beads was a area "lay wawa abeam Sir J. Wilde greeted bah appliances. THE POLICE COURT& MARLBOROUGH-87'8E1LT. The follewiniete w;ant - osi;;d by Mr. firwhitt " With reference to a complaint made at the Mari borough-street Police-mort against the Fitssoy Home, io whisk the eutdoetakiag was stated to be =der the patrweage of several ladies of nu*, amoopt *them the Dooms of Beoliettah, Mr. W. Sotheriead, private esicemary to the Duke, possents kis complimeats to the peeekbeg tow trate. awl by &Moe of hie Gram, informs him that her Grote has so knowledge whatever of the Fitsroy Howie. sod Dever gore bar same as use of the patronesses." Kate Cierekill, • smartly-dremod youog aroma, sa unfortunate," woe charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt wit► anooyieg apt•ie Godbold. of No. 7, AlbematiomMesb Captain Godbold said that an be was wallow along Piccadilly cm Monday eight, about W o'el the primmer rams up to him and impartuaed him. sad would not leave him. To get away from her Imo walked amongst the cabs, but aim dill followed She thou seined his coat Wig, and tore hie eta& GPM, tglial to get his pocket lsaadkershief from his mat point. A. crowd of persons then gathered round than. sad Ohs pri. moor name& at him several times, twykig is kaosk hie bet off. Asking urn t►e advice of ono of the bystmadeas, he told the prisoner he would give bar is charge, when she made of. bet wog cramtaksa, and Mken into custody. Prisoner said she was vy marry, and had no recollontica of the cremivesem Francis Allwood, 186 0, who Wok the primmer isle custody, said eh* had been drinking, bat knew what at. was . . eZtais Godbold maid the primmer% amidoct visa very bad. Yr. Tyrwhitt said it wu the duty of the magistrates to pat ma sod to this b • of use fa the streets. He should commit the prisoner f ora month with hard labour. NARYLSBONK. Willow Oreathei,;;Olielio7i;jr.tie. in Basingitali. street, sad who is she high bailiff of Southwark, appeared to answer • summers for assault taking oat against him by Richard Spencer, a clerk in the serviced lir. T. J. aspen, • solicitor, under the followiog circametances. The complainant deposed that on the 18th isetant he had to serve a entamosse owe the defeedant to appear! the Bankruptcy Court as • witness cis the 22nd. He west to when &dissident lived, at No. 10, Warwick Villas, Harrow-road. It wee diest eight o'clock whet he got there. The servant answered the door, sad said lir. Gresham was in. Lae was told that be (complainant) wished to me him very perticer malady. The servant, after solos iota the drawierroom, returned sod said that whatever he (complathest) had for him (defesdant) he had better tend it is. Oemplainent gave the servant the eummoos, sad said if she came back acid thawed him that she had gives it to her muter he would be satithect, ea he did sot wish to !dilate upon his prissily. The eirvent went ta again to the room and re. tweed in • missile followed by the defendant, who on moist oomplaioant used had /enrage and threatened to kick him out. Defesdant was a little distance off at the time. He (complainant) asked the eervast where the IMMO= was, acid tithe that he (defendant) rushed at him with hi let up. Complainant turned hie back to him to avoid the blown taking effect on his face. He was thee kicked by him is 1 the lower part of his hack. The kick drove him oat of the door, which was slammed immediately, and jammed his that ice, aad be bad to mil "Polies " la order that he might get released from the door. Defended theca opened the door, std be (complaisant) Imaged to away. Mr. Yardley, after • very santrobeg up of the • coasidered that the t had meted very wrongly, and so doubt committed the smolt, sad add that be would not mod dm to prison without the opthen paying • fins. ; bat would order him to pay • penalty of 4lh and web, min default to be is prison for 14 days. WESTAU;.:STER. Elizabeth Scott, a woman about 30 years of ago, attired is a handsome velvet mantle and basset. was &nod at the bar, charged with attempting to pick a pocket, and aho with ether gross sisemoduct. Mrs. Emma Croseby the wife of a grains?, living at 9. Ohildnirset, Barre-court. Brampton, said that at a littls after four o'clock as Woodsy thermos she was is the Cromwell-road with her sister, a girl *lsms or twelve years of age, wises Um primmer, some ponied by a gontlimms, cruse up and am mated her. They salmi bar if she world be good 'sough to direst them to the TaiMington liailwarstatios. As it wet • Wog distant* off, swish, was sot well acquainted with the seighbourhood, similar/ the prisoner and bet sommenio• that alto could not mai direct them, but they must go to Hyd•-parie-corssr. At the moment she said Me she Mt • prawn whist her person. She then bowed that the yelesare we don by her side with her head is her (prossmicies) poet* midi she immediately endeavoorsd to Nom lemr. She seised Ma 'pneoaer by the wrist, mid. after Wag the hied oat cif her pocket, so held her. The peaces emisamearsil to fast heesslf, and (*Wag at the moment s h ark her • vishmat blow I Ho the cheek with the other band, mid entriostig MAN MS away. Mr. Armeid—Wliall beams of the WWI yes Imo de scribed as • gemtismaa resessiatsr—Rs an fra Gat when be famed I lad tiesght be had is my past, said els ran ante his. I Mooed into Therimotrest, sad whom she ohms into mosihrir Ikon mid found I. was close swim her 11110 stommil to • kw te gravel, and taking • Madrid tweed reel to throw it MN I ray face. Whim she led disk as to the imam smemeism it had been with such violence that it had knocked me from the pavement into the road, and when the took up the graMl I ran to the other side of the way to prevent her aieg ma say further violate*. I bed met for a constable an the South Lenntngteis MIMPORI, sod fled serroely crowd when he came up and took the prisoner into custody. Mr. Arnold—Did she get anything out of your pocket Promoatrix—She did not. I had something very heavy he Dry pocket which praised it down, and therefore she could sot get to the bottom of it. Proseentriz'a deter was called, and corroborated her account. Prisoner gave her a severe blow when abe found herself detected. Thomas Byrom, 181 B, mid that he was sent for, tad took the primmer. She pretended the most perfect ignorance of the promentrix and the whole transaction. Prisms*: was remanded till Thursday. MARKETS. TALLOW. TIIMMAT Bellini(e. The market vas steady to-day. Jemmy to Mar* 41s. 6d. ; March, 411. 3d. ; October to December. 445. Id. Delivery to last 'maim, 301 asks ; animas, OM casks. OOTTON.—LtmaarooL, Jar. 26.—T60 cotton market teatime vary quiot, witboat 2 pries. Sake to-dor, I 2,010 mind* 600 • tion sod import. IUO Americoa, 27d. to 280. ; Noma mad Balm, 250. ; SUO Egyptian. 1 450 Bar* 15d. t 27d. to 340 24fd.id. ; 100 Eloryroo, 224 d. to 2314.; , OOTTON GOODS.—Mmicitieren, Jaz. Z.—Nobodiess of any moment bas been effected to-day is the yarn market, bat spinners are tolerably firm, and do not evince any desire to force odes. The doomed for all markets, home and forego, is alike without animation. When there bee been any disposition to helium* the tendency of picas has bees in favour of buyers. I. home trade yams seaanfacturere have shown leas dispasiticsa them ever to effect poolasess. Speisers are quoting list week's prices, bet so peat has bees the dimearegensent from Irma that it is mid many 'Posers are returning home with the resolution to work their mills lose time than they are now dotes and some with the intention of stopping their machinery altogether. tfpwards,of 10.000 extra applicants for relief to boards of guardians and local relief boards were reported en the 9th lust. in consequence of mills cos ; a All larger edffition was made in the week ood les on the 18th, and there is every probability that by Moeda, next the heeds throwa'out of work in the short space of we month will be 40,000. And yet the aisle does sot appear to have readied its utmost point. The cloth market, to-day, is quite as inactive as that for yarns, and more looms as well as more spied's* ere spoken of as likely to be stopped as the remit of to-day's experisoce of the market. Things are not worse is the cloth market than they were last Tuesday : indeed it would be difficult to omissive them worse. From Oalcutta and Bombay the last letteis to hand read very discouragin g ly, with the difficulties lamming and some failures (though :4 1°. = =seem) is the hamar. With such account' before them shippers to those whets are making few or so offers, and those they have made have mostly been at =too low to meet with consideration. The prospect of money at home, and the fears arising out of political complications no the cootiasot, have also a tendency to re strict business. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, JAN. 26.—We have to ar.rirr sport ==jectsf ma rket n b ;re 4eP ir olpretrru th e n 'w am:: gather of a baud -to.month deemtpaion, and mii:ra re oed no sof any mszwiderable extent. The main dentandgwa trlo li t a s melees, in light oolonrinp, and other fabric, of that vim ice &Alan Purposes. A few tweeds and white hair We also changed hands. There is no quotable alteration in Wm. MANUFACTURES.-Hi JAN. 26.—Not may boyers have been in the market to-day, but notwith standing this some moderato-Mud parcels have been made up of middle-pried fancy woollens and onion goods. A little improvement has also been noticed in the demand for light ttronserisp, most of Much are made to order and delivered at the merchant.' warehouses, from whence they are forwarded to their dietination during the week. WOOLS.—HUDDEBSPISLD, JAN. 26.—W001s generally move off ratber easier. bat the high ram of discounts pre vent buyers from making bossy purchases. Dealers keep up to full WWI" which as far have been pretty well main tained. CORN.—HOLY Jaw. 26.—A mall supply of English wheat which is cleared cif at about Lust Thursday's earreaey. Venice gaits wegleetad. Suring corn unaltered, with a dull drawee retail wile. Forage arrival" for the week :—Wheat, 100 qrs. ; barley, 630 ; beam, 120 ; peas, 182; tame, 225. Tom, JAN. 26.— TM 'wheat trade is vary dm, and rendered acre so by the warlike news of Lot evening : holders ue not at all inclined to sell, exempt at an ulnae, from Friday's rases, bad millers therefore bold off, but the sales made are at the earresoy of that day. Harley is no lower but basiness is Dot active. Beau make late rates. Ode and other satiable unaltered. layaway 26.—With a very few country bayou at this day's market wheat has met oial7 a poor Inquiry, sod quotetioos remain nominally es on Friday lat. Ameitora dour is not to be bought shaper, bat we note French down 6d. per sack. A beater demand was a:pinewood for Indian own. and several paroela were takes both for assumption and to hold over at the rates of last market. Oats end oat meal dull. Beans, peso, and barley each steady at former plea, but not very saleable. The market clam without animation. _ _ LTIIII, JAN. 26.—The weather **Musa open aid spring like. Today's market the supply of wheat was small, the demand steady st fully last Tuesday's rates. Barley. small show of malting, and prices fully as dear. Oriadiag dimarip tie*, prime is favour of *yews. Beans mid peas, value autherod. Per imperial quarter * the grower :—Wheat, add* sew, 6310 e. to 6411.. per imperial bushel, 45e. to Ms.; ditto red. 631bs. to 641*, 41s. to 42e. ; ditto rod, old, 621* to 631*, 40.. to 41s. Becky, beet Omni*. malting. 541*. to 551*. 365. tone. ; ditto, rue Chevalier ditto, 5311.. to 5411.., 33e. to 344. Oats, 3611:4. to 421*, to 26e. Baum old, 631* to 65/be., 40a. to 445. ; sew. 63165. to *lbs.. 38e. to 40e. NEWCANTUI. JAN. 26.—The weather isontinsee mild sod pea At oar market this mond* we had a modarata show of wheat from the gnawers, and although the arrivals audwies singe Saturday have also proved moderate the trade, owing to the lea report from Ilark•laaa, wee similarly dented, and vary few traneerainserenolted as femora would ' eel plaid in their pretmmiosa Is bar rather more stirring. I Area *thing bailey quite as dear, bat far *bar descrip tions there was a limited *spiry. la malt little stirring. Nodding prim is *me. tfoling pees mote *quit* after. OMB is ellirdy tweed TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wire Pa; Total, Toed. RAILWAYS. apse. seesaws. eleuedlas. lawn. ISW. Week ending Oa. IS. A 4 lig 14444 DieselDl4leice 6OBl 7,014 6,007 13.921 6.110 Nert Prowiseee 324 k 1,660 2,811 4.367 UN Week Not. Beeebey, sad C.I. 1661 1.844 1,574 3.422 2.047 Week ending ass. 10. 1864. 1860. Ottoman Week eeelme Jae. 10. altabargkaadOlespw e 1e 7,87! 6,636 West noM m iaa. 91. Oort and teleampow Is Batik Woolen 164 11.613 TAM Week mediae Jan. 24. Oren Laxemboara 114 705 1.750 1.455 3.604 lambs 4,1 194ekirall 1.435 213 1,610 1,480 :4 &Mb Union Omar, sal 1c &188844110 es & lirelegra 13 488 NI US 911 Photographs are simply the effect of light on lodide of diver. Defects of smalpulatlea have berm remedied, eAt i Llerfectlou produced. The setae with HenWe Mageotio W (ombo, which are Doe se pertoored that tbsp aro madam la restorlog the ooloar to gm heir, sad ereikethig the agonies of the dolorous and nervous beelsobe.—N.B. O.:materiels aro befell mode.—Oboes, M. Bostogiteheirost. Hoodoo.—lAdrerthemest.) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& ASHAY.—January U, at 1:altfo;d-rod, Staines, Mrs. Mew. Ashby, of a ea COLlll.—Jetetary iK sA Netilag-hill-terisoe. the wife of J. Coin. Esq., of •sou. MOTT — JteIIArY M. the wheel H. Mott, Esq.. of Avenue.road. of a dentitter. I'OALI7 --. —Jeassary ne at Euesellequare, the wife of J. T. Poem% lea., el a daughter. WOES& - January te, at Vorketreet, Pceinsonequare, the wife of B. IL Uwe, Seq., al a daughter. WlAT.—Jeesinsy i• Ounietrigeesdge, Camden-road. the Wile of T. W. Niq., of a eon. MAMELIOEH. LEATHILZ—HAELZHESET—January 21, at the Tubb Church, Noncom by the Rev. J. Barclay. M.A., Isaac, sun of the late D. 8. Leather, Beg„ of Liverpool, to Mary, daughter of T. ilsolohurst. Tero., of Itenewe. MAY—ssmAntr,—Jeranwryill.atlit. Mark's Church, Juliet% by the lee. J. C. Hafts. Wars Hanel. son f. M y."q•• of Mltrto Mimes. *wetter of the late le A. Lemont', Eat. li—PlifiCH—J It, at at. Tsars 'March. Cam by the Rey. A. L O. Thomas. W. R. Marwick. of • Oendwaspiart, to KUL daughter of the Las J. Imo, Oentiplealler dACCQUIIik ILM.'s Cashew Leedom Dacha MUTH& OPlSL—lmeny Bd. atl4•o6k H. Dm% Botl a t oomma " 14 . klAUDE.—Jeneery If., at Manbomeetrest, -mad. Wm J. V. Xmas, mod 88. MITCHELL —Jemmy 23, at Chiang-crow William, son of Viz. 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