The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND miLnAuer MINI WM MOW. smarm) ADMIIALIT, Disc. X Owls of Abel Illaslor—Limormrs•Orkarl Jobe Orbs Trims be asismor =Marl ths ergs ; Csir trim Oserst-lbErr esei war New ter seseluedt, Use Treuten sprinted et eta; htet leenieseat sod cleeretnumer Prederielt Omer Pre to be aquae, eke dries& remeted ; Seeeed Liar teasel Hemp Eyre Russia is bellarlineuest, vies Pre, rousted. DEPUTY MEL - TENANTS. Commierboa Minted by Me Lord Lieutenant of *seaway al lawman /kr Jobe Ord, Bart. ; Dunces Camerae, Esq. ; Janus Bard, 4.q. ; John Bailin Bailin, Req. ; John Widurs, Req.; sad lino,* Rumld Merdoteill, Req. Cominiam,m signed by Me Lord Lieutenant of the county of Liecca. Charles Seely, Esq., to b deputy lieutenant; Joseph 1110. • or. b, Ley., s o b o dewy liouteneat ; Retort Jahn ....yo•r, Req., to be deputy heatempt. THE MILITIA AND VOLUNTEER RIFLES. itutuimums signed by the Lards Lieutenant of talk respecdm comas lit Lierolashire Voluatrer Rillea—Prascle Delaval Ways, Laq., to Le bosomy . let Saila of the Unique = Artillery Yolanteati-Jaya Benisons Aitirrwa to be heatemeat. let Company of Claque Porte Ride Volustene—Tie Row I , tootle Wmieuraw to be mama; Tamaskar Banta Undo., to be lialsammt; James Rock as yam pr, L.q,. to be realera. lc Own emembuti Amsliry NrelnaMers—YlD Henry tier tesburee Bards, lede Rep& AzWiery, to bean* Minicooteryabire Yoreenin7 Oath,— Leahy Reekley tviiiiesi.o. pat. to be avast, Levin Ittrusest King'i Oen fßeffeleithir: =Mew ineimbeed, psi., to be eientim vice Doyle, timlfrey Joke Banos Tale Alan. Pet, to we Elm tort. resicted. 2ad Subdivision of Berta Ride Voluatesro_Haag Richard Err., leg., to It. limitations. Dealseishire Yeoemery Cevalry—Cormet Rianoll William Jammu to to Licuttemet, vice Thome ilamplatys, de mised Royal Rifle Regimeat of DeWitt Malls—Tkatmes Lloyd, gent it. be Ileums .at. Bemarailre Viiliantorr Connery • Robert Bar tell, pat., to be entige, vim Nell, parted. 2.4 Com pay : Reap flarert ELI, at ski i.e Cs.pssy, to be Itimannes, vie seetgeed. Mk Grapey . James Train neut., ma be epics. Mora vian» Ride Voluateere—Alhed HUI, pat, M.D., to be entaim. ad latildtmet EA. Ydnetrers—Jobe Reynolds Mac lean H, . aI. captain; Baal Fuld, gent., to be liaise art; tre..ree Roiled, gest., to te move. ma Jew?. Bt, i. Mt., to be Ilatataat. City el SetoburAlli llthe Volunteer Corps—Jamas Comm, Rm.. to be replete Henry Denham Lama. pet, to be ...bream David Noble Millar, pat., to be ensign ; Aare. Hugh Turzball, pat., to be nap, vice Joke Logi ßelleagei, promoted. Rifle Telemeters-12th Compay . Joke Falai, gent, to be bestenent; Areldbald Polled, pat., to be alga Ulth Company Oftep Beciteamt, goat. to be beinionee l ite Cowpony sreder BOMA WOrigov, La,. is be mom" Jeeps Iderrimm, goat, to be lame ness; Theme Grimm Wright, ictibli be cepa be .saga. . 13 , 11 Craepsap Robert Donate Wy te ; Jobs ilk, gent, to be Itestmeset ; alleme Lockheed, jes., pet., to bo ansige. 21st Comp an y: Jobs Bag, Rm.. to bemmtain ; John Itobertass. psi, to be ifeeeer sat; Want= Robertson, pat, to be .alga. tied Campy Robert Buinsime Stewart, IRe_ las ensign, Mk nyisity, se be carets ; Tamp Lamm Arnett, gent, to be lbeelesest , Robert bad IkAlipe, pot, ee be ()Wainer.hue Mille Vehuseepro—tek Compley, tat Sob& time . The arm of Unhand filemenes, farmed is the • 4 tit et the Mb d Dammam ketiest. Weal have bee beeeheei Ovreav Nerenas. A DMIIALIT, Dsc. 111L—Arroorrig mfrs.—Caw MIIIdCI J. K. L BIM (ISM, ts tho Alacrity, 4, scow ern sloop. at eissworan, csamisdansa. Actsag Teird-Clan Assistant Niglasse J. Weems, to Os eclAnionsl of the Flied, 42, at Woolosith, Mo sinks la the W.desso, peakilo-nimpsi stasis wool, r Wosintals. W m-oro tcs, PALL-wiz, 23.—Mszowt seat enantestise el saadidates for direct epee 111119.401:0 In the are will be held ea Wednesday, the lat af estuary, MO, sad Mowing dinyaraszette. WOOLWICH, Dir.:S. The artisans and labourers employed at t►e tibwatory, {ens factories, sad carriage deparsmaste d the Armee( will be allowed by the War Digostmeal • holiday o• Svurday, Moodily, mod Teraesq gawk big the letter day wto be mode op by werbieg erreetlme. TIM midsummer will sot soM•d to the merelempar's depasfmosh, 412 acoomat of the great artiei7 which mow prmalk CLIATMAY. DEC. 23. Colonel S. /ire, eemesadaat et this division of Sand Ilarbre. W pound penelsolse it • law award Ps *Mae. Wearing os die husloino whirW retard spied Canomaa with Omsk Monk uni Mee et Ammo Ma for *ever.' days du ban gremed tires tor tlas purpose. Ib. isdalgence bat otaly bus penes' le ma of vory pod c hricter. ._.. _ _ _ r - order bee Leen received at the besdrwrlere el the StMesi Ono at Mb innirooe, dimwit, dot dr eass of the Arertv It vel Corp neoust to be employed asesoikei M Whir °Moen* serves* woe orderlies es indent tees. rozratrzu RIPER IfOTAKIIII. CLIZKEN%su..—Last evening s pabile oaaatias or. US at Ike Parochial Italtast-taam. Alinsal•ogast, tkannallos toothsome, id tb lonnallas el • rib mops j a g Mat parals; M. Mom dinnolleorion. is ea choir. • anoiatiou V. pored appointing • oannoisso to aurp ant tbeic.,bject. ST. Psi %Cans ASO NORTE MIDDLES/A.—The sorrows which bee attended the payee of the aewlrfarmed Mies& for St. Paeans and North M d4i..t kit been entre °Misery. Shen Monday week a msetteg was held in the Vestry-hell, presided over by the Churchwarden. Mr. Cameros. and at which this Rev. Came Dale, Mr. Edwin j Amok Geptain Wilkinson, sad other local path men, esprmod strong opinions la favour of the move wont Rita , that period the stiroltnenta which hare Mina piece hens justified the committee in availleg themselves at nem of the Vestry-ball greeted for the purpoess of drill an !IL May, Wednesday, end Friday evenings. The drill OMB. mencied w ktiwiey last, when nearly oas hundred of prsesnred themselves for paw tire, wider the guidance of Ser ,riatit tlpt, lot battalion Coidstemen Guards. and Corporal Shads, of the 37th (Welsh Feathers). Os Wednesday ths sundaes had wo eagimeated. that instead of two drill masters, the committee were compelled to double the somber—sad oa Wednesday sad last evening (Friday) Sergeant-Major Wallis ow! Colour -fiergonat Brow:dew, also of the let batta lion of Coldstre ma Cando, were celled into requisition, and the aptitude of the voluelmes was the Meats of general ad miration of the crowds of ratepayers who filled lbe gallants, sad messed whom were • 'umber of ladies. Indeed, not withmaadind the enormous Montanus of the Vestry-hall, It is klt that m a short time it will be wholly inadequate, sad panne will have to be app lotted for drill In other parts of the district. The committee feel themselves justified in at once saki!, the Deneseary 'policed= to the brad-Lientenarth the Karquit of &Rebury, in order to induce the Queen to accept their services. Mr. A. Shoolbred, of Tottenbana-enurt- mad; km be en appoiatad the permanent treasurer, and an twommt has been monad at the London and Westminster Book (Bloodo•bory twoorh). Eamknentt take place daily at the hang-cpsartam, liastry.hall, &. Paacras. Tim RAILWAY Rif Lf .—Tlie services of thi• vohattotr corps hare &en madmrd to cad accepted by bar Maiaeb. hp order on *ha wavy rolls the 20th. Up to Ohm Hem aboat in imitharea, printipsily connected with t h e Lead= and North Wemern. Great Northern. and Midland Saar" sad Sim Billowy Cinring-honer, havailined, and aceembna Pagranith are of frequent occurrence. The drilla, 0 X kid three per week, a t th e Enston•square I. minas, ors mom otassidrd, sad the aptitude of the s”lnattars is bignly of. The commission of C• 041110 Mgr, F.O.S. the ammoniont, ions M flow on signed ; me of Um intbMYßnit maw+ before tb• lord•liantenaat. 8013THAMPTON.—The Southampton Me Corm seralerfae upwards of 300, hes bra Molded lee Go. ,orar pea who mew for esercere dodos Ow Asp et each week at the RN NAIL Of Alßilfalll ON Sins CORPS. The landholders of Aberdeenshire met oo Wed soodoy aftersom, Y tbo Cottotrboildiags, ANrdern Thomeas, the mime" al the musty, preedieg—meet im pales' a •oleateey seesessest as thee property, for the penes, .4 &heves seeemery ammo Is the formatks of meaty et. esd setleery osois. nom wee a numarose atte edam , From a etesemeet mid by the COIMISIr, It spoors tbst at the peewee newt there se e newly 900 weleateme the melees devisee of the meaty, mealy of • w. th..eitb their ems sad de fename' Heee.lry, will require wry ludo 4444414644 Y 114.14 d Is sollerra, be. Tb. WI irk* . ..I , lmt use reed hem Ms I sue d Aberdeen, ked- Neatemet al the esesty.— "Aesyde Nee" Damokor 10. 1959, My iris bees he losemell Y fee the legume- Nos of the sway meettes e.eemwM he the 21st Mow, dm replete wbleb 1 ban nedled Is wry *Wee at lb. XS skims. My alma limo illesdoed, oul Ito roost rot. of my health. metre le leepeedble fir me be seised that meet be, esti 1 atm tbselbre, deism of sash myeelf of Ibis emeeteeity be yet yes he pseemies of my opisiose epos Me ishyst with reetmt I. Idea le he bon cesmsed, nod ee teleme yes of the teerse Mita k Y wry lassies to Yee& Dideleel= so be =tot so to the moony • eptlawarm tel Arismeste sot dotterel meghe w sip& =serest them eel as than lokolf. 1 ilitsify. I Meade •very decided s Is they fees.. but I samobesd We qutetesr 11 4 : 111 which or oto um owed opem to dloosio. Tb. gob& *Om of the resew, at hiss he bees esteemed la s meo w a t e 2a 04111 , u0113 I Is aissars, sal as weir& Abarilloo ohbo Holt it duet sit mom es asthma us Moe am le THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER taniddir wheat* a miser force I. to be mind within the I suety, bet whet the mast allaket masa sty be of carrying eznetha th• rusandses to that ant which were =desks the sense of the 'past .riser. I moot that the damns width ant attired the organisation dirk • hne sleek eat be allowed to ha smartly noon its nissisty ael that Its • eneldarablo tale* at Isenthay *weld be dakepad by the coustry at large whaler by way drew eat sebsai. ode. voluetail aneeenset, or seal ether sank as nay wen peihrable. la two parishes to way ewe in mediate neighbourhood more than 1001. has bean subscribed by the tans* fatten end memoirs alone, townie the sot plates of the companiet them formed; and I nasal bat Mal that such patriotic liberality deserves to be net tad resprodstl to In a similar spirit. I make to doubt that other wines will, if called an, be ready to display equal zeal. Bat it is absolutely orowseey to the successful orgsalatioa of any nth momenta that it should pongee a can* sad meg eked brad. each • cent» might astarally be nooand mitt Is the land-litintitsant of the meaty. My age and k drnitits, however, maw h impeeelbh for ne as ufintale the *emend ham sad onotelbalty whkh then ben daties would isvohe • end I ham tberelen busied se re quest her Majesty's Oarsikelen Msoosint• who will take Amp dthe while millfory eiss = the county, whether Weft( l• the mealy or I • vileness, crape, and who eta seeder aU the pewees at meted in myna I bete 'townie& Coked Year, a= Prater, to anthelshe kis ate, red I an happy to my that he hat consened * de mt. His ingisrinetin tares of a Smiler nature, and the pram* walk of be position and character will, I tryst, awe a tern' ap pea l, lilt. by the county, of this atiodelnaM.— nosalo. NY . yours very kithfally, " alneintlf. A. Thausee. Esq., of Busebory. Cameo of W County." Alter sew diennion a resolution use ameaki, by whin the redeem Lomond upon themselves am aninennt of 141. fa the rued am their property. The sopleinunt of Colonel Frame to the office to which he was enalmniel by Lad Aberdeen was received with warm apokitn. SPOR27IG. READING BTIZPLICHLSES. Wagers. vas tus itruts,ino PUTS. Two mikw sad big ib ars ...... ... —. II • Mak la we ....... ........ 11 If a :::::: ii . l• 10 Ii gam •• Oho li II Tim .. ....... ......... 71 ...... .. • ""' E t...........t...... iiii:: P : ....iiwaiiii‘::::::: g . •... ....... : ........ II i• t 055...................». • ''''NM .......... ...... _I 7 IMPORTANT TO EXCRISIONIIIT wa r d... 4 to the County Court, at Birmingham, Mewed NNW an mikes seise the London and Naribllsseira Railway Company, to recover the oat at if., demsgen esstained by the plaistiff ender the illhowbg eirenmeences:—The dr fsedeata edwartleed • trip ow swanks Isla keys Deward less mastics to Holybred, ihr a mai Rah lasing s4 mimics to ths Great Lola elinmeldp, dem lylng is Holy heel harbour, sad the pialstiff the Strew et Re summons) contracted and r ui it with the de fendant. for the cosiveyases eel dome adtar j s wagers by the said triwtrais bon Ilimiebed-Inee ie - bead, and achniesion to the Omsk Boehm Mesissaldven 21m d Octqber, mid se yet dellmsbale Melt ossinat, that baring the towneyed the sod ths three i s=asesegers to Holyhead, Hey wiglesitod, NW, sad to obtsis edmiesion for the plaintiff end the Owes odd ether yammer* to the said Great Remora sesamsbig, whaviby the pielmiff 'nominal great damage by lame timy imposse, enasysiacts, and ittocarenience. lily. Jackson sim peered der the plaintiff, and It,. Hotter= for Os de- Istelmobs. Os the above day plaintiff and WS MO song with an assistant is the shop, took flew tickets at the Oldbury !Ration for Holyhead, tor which plaintiff pia 2/, 10s. The tickets were Mated to include adinimies ludo the sidg ; bat after toeing an hour and a baton the mod, end petting oat at Holybeml at two o'clock instead of balf-pee eleven, plaintiff woe told that be could not go aboard that day is tb• ocaorny'a host,, se the weather was too rough 10 MOMS safety. Pleintilf was, however, told that he might tow gsge Ca, of the inking boats that were Ironies about if he liked to do so on lb own reaponsibility, and the company would pay ;or bemight cane DOwte other day. The plaintiff, however, did sot do so. It,, Hotter= contended--Q nt, that sank ticket was • @nerve contract, and that tio; lU s bean proved, sad therefore that defendent• could not be seed Ice sus Midas the plaintiff and "three others." Rs also enstandsd thane centred was bald to be binding when es sot of God ineervened, such as the gale which commanted shoat the time abeywnreationod. The summons her* keen essonded so es to meat the technical objection, his Hower observed that the company should have Meted the contiagincies under which they did sot hold themselves Palle. The jury gave a verdict for 21.105. foe plaintiff, and it was agreed that 3i. 10a. should tes gins as compensation tote three other parties . . AILLANCIIOLY w COLLISION AT BEA. The brig Cleopatra, of Cokhnter, arrived at Hartlepool is Wedne, asp, having is board the mew of the screamer Favourite, lbselabridge, meter, with which rim hod bum in collision oa the preview treadag. Captain Finch upper,' that shoat 6 p.m., whoa the collidoe occurred, the weather wee very dirk, with a heavy fall of MOW. The carter etas Favourite W fee ease Unto previously kept his mewl se doss in to the Clespetre, that he (Caplets nods) drawled a collision for some lime, sad on three eataskas called out to the Favourite togfvs bha a wider berth. Thy request. however, was W the Cleepatra ran Into the Favourite at the eterbeerilquesdar. sad carried away both bar ward& The sew al the gebeaser leaped ea board the brig, sad la the coafeekla knot • pone bly who wee Ia bed et the line of the maim The boy was quickly missed, and ate of the erre treat back as board the schwas', in order to isve The mama, art knowing that the boy was in bed, and not lad blue by the cabin firer be eipected, returned to the brig, that in the darkness sad confusion be had get is beard an•eee. On reacting the brig again be fossil that the poor little flow wee net there. The vowels imme diately afterwarde parted, and the Favourite drifted away with bar solitary height. We base not learned whether she has since beta men. The Cleopatra received coeeklerable doss... SHOCKING OCCURRINCE ON BOARD 81111.. RNrarrer, Drc. 29.—latelligeoos from Mazola of the lath October stoma That the Inch (Austrian brig), with 4,800 bogs ear* from Rio de Jaaeiro to Ssa Fraseiseo, been found at anchor near the inset, On board there were only two sailors, hall dead. and two dead bodies hearing axes of a violent death. A boat with thrs• sailors has arrived at Sea Bias. It appears that want of water and the scurvy had made great manes oa board. The Inch is now at anchor is this port, and will probably procaed it • short time to Sas Fraiscieco." SHOCKING SUICIDE. AT SUNDERIAND.—We meat to have to me.. that a lady of the name of Rob.on, the wile of • ftwelga captnie, who is at preset on • voysge to China, died, as it I. betirved, by her owa head, is Tanday rooming. The brother of the deceased lady, who if also, as we are in t dmed, a seafariog man, came home on Monday, and as Tueedsy malting, .beet half-put nine o'clock, thinking hie sister remain, d long in her bedroom, knocked at the door, and not being able to get an answer, went in, and found bet lying in bed with a deny rah in her amid and in • dying state. A ras w wee lying by her side, which she le supposed to have taken to bed with her. Mrs. Robson was .bout 32 years of age, and without children. The occasion of the deed is a mystery. An inquest wee held on the body yes rodaak and a verdict returned that tba deceased contreiged while in • state of temporary inaanity.—Aegoestie Otronkfe. SlNcutsa ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPE.— About live o'clock ou Wedneeday evening, a hide girl, about nine pen of age, named Amen. Wide, was pliqtsi is a passage near to St. Paul's School., Eller-wrest, POW. diatom. In one corner there stood an old pap, Immediately under which wee • wall about 19 yarle deep, of which soma wen water ; bed neither bad been need for a tansidsrable time. She happened to run up to the pump, when the e t : co stone which vered the well, sad on which she wee d ing, gave wey, and she fell to the bottom. The akeelnekily caught in be decent, or she would moat certalaly bays been killed. Upon risiog to tie serf." she sized las pumptree, and by ghat tufts. kept bee Ma above tar water. She celled for help, sad meMmos Wag mewed, ladder. were let down, but they were all too short, sod It was three quart... of an hour before .he we. brought out. Her head was cut and her cheek bruised, but she had unstained no further injury, beyond the fright and the cold she bad experienced. El PLOSIONS or KITCHIN BOILEILS.—There ought to be a setay-pipe from the baler costumed up the &imam" higher thea the level of the supply cis and and then con ducted out of the chimney to any p lace me, wham the letralse of sacessive steam weak) he eoticeit. For that purpose It might be re-conducted to the hitches, where the wimps of stem would demonstrate to the cook that the water la the boiler was den/crossly low, and that ohs roust let the Ere go out to tors the boiler, for an eiploalon could not take place, limply beams the pipe would act se a safety valve for say wears that might be generated, aad it could sot be frown up froth it. vans Maraca is the chimney. The makers of kitchen boilers an as culpable for putting up their baler, without these raps wpm es inanutectureth would be for working their large Millers at their mills vitiated blow-off valves, which a actually the coadhlon of the meant outlaw of heave-boilers at prevent, which Mee Wye tow sad a retain pipe to sod from , he rimers, where they are liable to be foss sp. It is not generally kaolin dist the freesitig up of eves cold water pipes may be prereated by ellowmg the water to wattle, even in • very mantes Anava, from one of the tap orarstsatly dation a hard had. it is surprising what as amount of hard frost is required. N causal a nu nine etr-saa. The nort-treerica of tie water of a spring, however, is sot owing to the mottos eo mud) as to the tem perature at which It imam from the earth.— ifewarster Owerelies‘ _ _ _ Tea COINHILL i.I43AZIN L —We an informed that W OM( at Oa Camara Magorate arida N reeetiosed with cosawerlatioa la oar souca of the Int Ramble, wee draws by Mr. (kolfripy Ark.* .ad warmed by Mr. Liatea. Mr. grk.., we under•teati, i• mug sada, sad we maw Mtaaanafen Y *No to bin. (AIherVISSIIIMt.i—UPSV (HOMOIOTATI7C CHF stn. Ova•.-716 aterri pliilolllol. oftgeal =0 la. AIL ter 116..• ,egm es* low grim Nub lama I. 'Jane MA dimik larks: Rata inuilignue. Yr. Needbase—Lerd Lobs Rem& His Hsseir—Thes yes s had better sue Lord Joh& (Istn&ter.) Lard Job M the responsible canaille's's fa Risked Vim will be so Mr. Lessind miggested that Wright should boasted who wee Mr cemmiedeme. R edd th ea = or ilickm, of the Boyd lingiseme. woo Hie Hamer—Where hat Delimisne—At Gels*. Hie Hasour— Then you had bona take out • writ is the = a nal and send it out. ma not the agent to London. I merely witnessed the contract which was signed by plaintiff and Mr. Visit. Hie Honour (looking at the contract)—Visit is neva- Wright-4 was Gale the witness. I act es] occasional agent to the commbeka when they instruct sm. I have bade when they heed mosey. I have no mosey sow. Hie Honor—Yea Wright hie disclosed the Mr. Isistgford—la Medtlee "Mercantile Law," geg r tt i t, it is laid down that where an agent in England ante for a keehrs=pel. shims h homey disclose his prisolgel, he is NFL _ His Hamemr—The spat Ma Is Visit. Mr. Laighsrd—Newl wish to emit dekodent if Lord John Rmasil lions et the Camisissismses Deimadent—lie is the English Foreign Minister. The ism r M. Fantasy, or— His Hononr—li does not matter. Mr. Needinsa—The States composing the commission ere rergrFresno, &Min* Rose* Austria, Lad ia 4 . I only wad Lord John Reseed' was a oonatissloser, beano it Iris anagestad to me at the reemeat. Els Hamear—The *outran is 0 approved by J. &am, =al lisemin." Plaintiff must be nominated in this case, Mr. Needham—l have a good defence on the writs. Mr. =Never mind the merits. The point of law to (Or COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dzo. 23. Sitdigs et NW L ades Prise 1a Loadoa.—eitre the Lad Cled sod a Special Jury.) (8 This vas ths loot dn at tho minims, sad the court was cleno wins day wlik this car, which was ea once =isitt witting Ind Inn+, Kohn Kr. Norge a aff property in at • piss called is Soomnifthilre, to mow mom of about 1391. tor minim renew to Mr. Reel by the plantar In his pro nominal °opacity both Is emaszios with the saltation sad fampoodos of • Win, karma so the " Naositais Shrop shire Cleillory," sad likewise In the testing at carton clays 1... .4d ho his tram off the defeochat's nits sith • doss to dlemovans whither tlos said clays cattalos" dm The on had ono dna Won of public is_ ,twoof thaw Lon ft would be innossasbn to gin sa ealerpi report of it Mr. J. Led" P.C., sad Kr. Berra appeared kr the plaintiff ; Mrthe. Baerldead, ia. °'c" Mr. Cartage, sad Yr. T. &her, he deinet COURT OF COMMON PLF.AB.—Dsc. 23. &dip dlf W Peke t. Loadnn.—(Biton Lou Chid hada Ms sad • Comma Jury.) lima 10WC1.11711.-DISPOTID ACCOOKT. The *lad, was an ayothecary. aad the didarleat aa amber, sad they both had beat omega! to daddy poem* the dakadeat tee • briak maktag imaehlaa sad the plastid kr • Week, aad be • arahlae for ale* Vaal& Th• adds was le reams MA de maw kat, sad 71. tat Needled aletadeace. _ _ . Mr. Houston Brame red Yr. OrMho sneered for the *kW. aied Mr. Srejeat Pony kr the iedeat. Theeisurs aria vseempeeed els greatoloakooloall =.atione nor ci • Iser lidtposee each. aM the dilated • see•W kr swim re•dered !dream to prekeike the plitire pats% sod la ear ways. Alm • pest deal of eostredicoory softie& the*, kaki br the ipi—domegeo Ms. MICIOND COURT. &Way et NM Prism la Leados.—(Beix• Mr. intik* Listing sad a Gum= Jury.) r.-Till rann.zoso or TAII Theea pleintiffelainwl &asses fee imprinetatent, and Mr. the pl was set inky. K. Member, sad Kr. Holtman amend far the Ind Yr. Hawkins and Mr. MONA for the de iinndi n* *IBM it a " ruler" of the Saintly of Fellowship Paten, and the defendant carries oa brim= at libinals Wheal, Wapping. The plaintiff 's rase was that about 8 a.a. an the 16th of September lan one of t h e City meters went by ninon to the defendant's matins, in order to hie betty see *pi to manure some gram. lawn fillowsidp porters lirwel Mot, claiming • right to do that pert of the weak white wee than business ; ar b Del then own " to go through the City Weber whinny, Isktn. They were told that they were not wansil, and that the abliendest's own ores weal do than pert of ohs mak. The porters, however, waned la tits sannian of tits prevails*, end sent fee the pintail, who W been sleety 80 yaws a member of the fellowship. About seen the dandent went to the wharf, what the plaint•ff Idol In isms with hier, tolling his that what the porters bind as had best the right of their body from time mime. dseptdiet, however, amend the inuorion- Ahem dielag 6 mai is wspl4 riser whose Nahum not went, ind weld why be should be obliged to take • (Nosar off We own %kW to pot It cm tasks. TM reply wee Met it wee the deftedent was wanted to LL the dime of the pertainl table and to wear n new eget at the sepesse of Utak kavieg old ones. The defted• etek the dereeme, Me teat., and two policemen proceeded ISO pole away to a werehenes in Cinnamon-street, where fag grain to he ntiosnred lay. The meter sad the foreman ensured, wed the defendant directed the police to Mks has ended, the Brat two porters who went up the stake. The reasserted their right to follow the City Wass', sad Ble atilt and another porter named Wild were gives in deep end taken to the elation is King atvid-lene, but so dirge wee preferred, and in about a quarter of an hour they were told that they might go about their badness. This was the Wee imprisonment compleieed of. The defeedant's case twee that he never gave the plaiatlff ht melody, and that he only ailed the police la to prevent • breech of the pros. All he told the police wee to torn the out. The plaintiff or Wild said, "Will you eus jive C i rtody ?" and the defendant replied, " No, I dot want le give you in comedy. I only went you to go." Afterwards the police rid, " Will you all go to the stades f " end the plaintiff said he wee willing to go, end they all want, but Naliltor the plaintiff nor Wild was in charge of the police. At the station the sergeant of police inquired what wee the leafier, end asked whether the defendant gave them in cur tette end he rid "No." The gement edviesd the defendant topp to Yr. Safe at the Thames Police, and ask drips. The disdmt sioordingly went there, and on his return he called at the station to eve the sergeant a paper, which he had laded to hint, end found that the &Muff end Wild had A TM jury then retired to consider the matter, and .it., they had been locked op four hours it wee understood that there wee little or no hope of their agreeing to a verdict. COURT OF EXCHRQUER.—Dsc. 23. Sittings at Nil Prima—Mehra sad Mr. Banc Mattis' Comma Judas.) CRIS MAN e. MARDON.-BLANDSI. Mr. Lush man Mr. Edwin* were counsel for the plaintiff Mr. Hawkins represented tin defendant. This was an ethics for slender, to which the ddendast pleaded sot guilty. The pWntlf bed bete for sine years a collector oldie Gnat Central One Comma:ore' Company, end is also a woollen agent. of Wood-street, Cbeapaide. The defeedant Is hosier, of Addis-that, Allermanbury, and had felt aggrieved that be had to pay 21. 3e. 3d. for gas supplied to • prier Want, and which he mid was • a dead rob bery. Oa the evenbg of the 19th of September the phdatiff was pmeshog the house of the defendant, who was Mending at the doer with his foremast and a Mr. Benjamin Brown. The latter, who knew the plaintiff. began joking with With end said, " Ten must swallow something etas than pas, or yen would not look se " 06," replied the plaintiff, wgguasY Bathing to me; I look after the money." On which dsgrdasl said, " Teo, and you stick to it." The plaintiff mil the defendant was a (cobalt man to make such an obser vation, and the defendant pushql him off the pavement and called him a rogue end a thief who stuck to the pee mosey. This wee the slander complained of. The plaintiff wee now willies; to accept as apology and a retractation. The defence wee that the defendant did not intend to im - pate personal dishonesty to the plaintiff, but that the words were manly mad injoks. After the mashed prooseded some way, His lordship suggested that a juror should be withdrawn, es it appeared that thedehnelmat bid ao intention of charging the plaintiff with theft. Tiltheon was molded 10, code juror woe withdraws 111 1"°1411‘17. MARTIN O. DAY AND OTII/3/—MRONCIFIII. DISMISSAL. Mr. Hoary Janes use counsel for tbe plu tld; Mr. Hawkins end Yr. C. Polio* ewe for tlts thiestlants. 11ceplatatiff . in this action sued the dereadeats for • wrongful diattheel, antler the following circum stances: In July last he entired the service of the defendants, Mossy. Davies, Chews, and Co., ablates' matt acturers. of 86, Friday-street, Cheapelde, as travellir, at a salary of 1201, to be increased at Christmas to 1601. Hefted, through his former connexion, brought them 75 new eashresses between July sad October, but he found that a lodide° nosed Yards, in the defendants' employ, hat beets sent nand to the tradesmen he canvassed, to anticipate his cadre. Oa Oet. 31 be west to Kieputon, and on his re tan to the wersisothe, about 9 o'clock in the evening, one of the dethethate complained that what be was doing for thin did big per, end stated they intended to disposes with his earvkaa. Be then said he sh.nld require a secath's Wary In lima of notice, but on his going sat day the ddindante told him be was distoiseed because be bad eirlenak the previous day, and had cruelly boated the by over-driving it. The plaintiff now swore be bed only taken 3d. ef rum and water, and that he had never bra drunk in hie life. . . Menem Elliot and Robinson, two other travellers whom he had met on the day in gneetion, and who had Warned to town with him, deposed thet he was not in the ,lightest do rms intoxicated, sad Chia was corroborated by the plsintirs wills, sad a lodger in the same house who spoke to him on his enters home. . . . O. firm Geier brad :Kr. Chance and the manager of the pisintlrs deportment swore he was Intoxicated, and a young men wins moomgoated the plaintiff in the choice said he bad Mlle It half way to town because the plaintiff waa " in sagiable." Thla last witness. however, gave a rather eon heel account of what he had himself taken during the day. Nis lordship, in summing up, said he th..ught it was fur the jury to my whether the fact of a servant being intoxicated *Odd a diming by his employer, but is pant of law he thought it did. The jury fowled a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 101. This was the last day of dm sittings after term. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Dac. 2.5. (S.k Mr. Kerr.) ILTE IP. WRIORT.-Till EUROPEAN COX This wee an seem to reoorer U. 10... being eleven days et 10.. par day, charged, u stated by plaintiff's counsel, as under : . . . Mr. Lsagford, instructed by Medina, mid that plas tid' had been engaged by the agent of the COMM ill4lOO to go to the month of the Danube for two years. As amu en the work wee finished plointef was to ho brought home, but he wee detained at the mouth of the Danube for clew.. dale, though two boats came up. tinder these chromium plaintiff sought to recover damagta. The entoract wag. handed op to the Jndgs, who aaltad bow dofooduit could be made hob's. Loa gtord—Ele it too roe possible meat to dr tow votolow, and tbo canine woo made Sn London. Rim Hower Inquired oil to bow tits comoskolos woo lortood, . . iheahaat (for delewtent)—Of tbe ems great Mats, of Evrove. Hi Henear—Who la the eonalaakeer ta Ragland r TSB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Nis. who, a ;;E:ii;;;tik was charged with steal- Ts. from • Mrs. Msry Hamm. Mr. Baird atteeded to Goaded the prosecution on behalf of the General °moth's Company, and it appeared that the robbm7 had been effected la a peculiarly clever way. The prosecntris and the prisoner were riding in an Isling ton omnibus towards the City, with other peastme, the vehicle being about half full, when the realm movement of the primmer eirtthl the attention of a geatismat perreaw, who, in consequenes, deteesained to witch ban, sad new Mr hand several limes Is mime with Mrs. Radatio's bete, but without being able clearly to discover whether ft had reached pee the beak Mrs. Rude= leek out bar foc th e purpos o f mkt her dm bat, to her great wirprise, found that her money had disappeared, her puree being etn. The gentles= thou mentioned white had seen a , the prisoner wee desired to stand up, which she, at thee, sad Antillean:oily 4e. were observed to drop from hemeath bar shawl, where her hand was, to the bottom of the thesites, the primmer, at the same time, saying, " The lady meet have dropped it." The coins were picked up and gives to Mrs. Madam, who said that was net all she had lost, and the strew at the bottom of the pencil= was well searched without any more matey belog found ; but the primer saying it marten be them, etoopeddownand tended to pick up 4.. 61. more, 'Mob ahe handed to the pro matrix. In this trick, however, she overshot the mark, as Mrs. Hudson had only lost 7s. Bd., or Is. lam thsathe money picked up. The Lord Mayor said the prisoner maid have acted with great adroitness in effecting the robbery, duos she mast have taken the parse from tba pocket of Mrs. Hudson, abstracted Its contests, sad then returned k *spry to its owner. What had the prismer to saj y t i o_the sharp, Prfacear Grey:Wen Why there most have bees • hole In the lady's pocket. he messy mum have (bowed oat. Prosetatriz—Yes, there was a bele is my Indeed, but she must have cut it, my lord, foe it was oat there when I left home. The prisoner was fully committed for trial, Mr. Beard dating that the General °mother Company would under take the prosecution, as they had determined to do, in feat, la way elmiler nee, deeming it their duty to protect their powasgen to the utmost of their power. The Lard Mayor said the determinadon of the ootepany was a lendable one, and eepectally so in the case of so ea omnibus thief as the prisoner. Merin Mott, driver of a Kiegeland omnibus belonging to the Leaden General Omnibus Company, was charged with kaecLfelt down Mies Esther Kimber, of 19, Little Trinity andthereby causing her death. It appeal from the evidence of a crossing-sweeper that the deit was driving his vehicle slowly along Bishops ' gate-street, when the deceased (a middle-aged woman) stepped off the kerb, having a Ms child with her foe the purpose of crossing the road. In doing so the peeped suddenly from before a cart, which was steadies still, to the front of dedeident's horses, end was knocked down without any pos sibility of avoiding the accident, although the child, by rasing a step or two in advance, escaped. As it wee, the minibus was pulled up before the wheels reached her, sad witness picked up the deceased and helped her to walk into the police elation which wee close by. When there she wee able to convene, and a doctor being called is, who asked her where she was hurt, she replied, Oh, I'm all right," bat, idwitbstanding, she died • few minutes after ipierestij without pais or mesdames's of her awful position. Mr. Beard, for the defendant, said he meld, if neossmry, call three gentlemen to euppoet the statement of this witness that the averrsnoe was purely incidental, but The Lord Meyer judged it needless to will further evidence at present, sad remanded the defendant, on his own rang abeam, to await the result of the orireme's inquest. WESTMINSTER. Itaista, a labourer, was charged se follows: Oa Thursday &Reno= a piety of Foot Goerds, with their bead, were marching through the King's-road, Chelsea, when de fendant, who was intoxicated, times into the ranks amongst the band. The officer in command °ailed upon Sergeant Pitrgibbou, of the V division, to remove hire, sad the latter endeavoured to persuade the defendant to go away, but he re fired, end Filegibboa then held him while the soldiers marched away, although he reelated violently and struck the policeman about the breast. In the struggle they both Mt together, when Fitzgibbon o ff ered to let the man go if he would, but he became more violent, end, throwing the con stable, commenced a desperate attack upon him while on the pound, kicking him repeatedly about the body and bead, the moult of which wa• that the coestable was severely wounded, sad he complained while giving evidence of being in much Pahl. Mr. Poynter remanded the prisoner for a week. CLERKENWELL. Maria Taylor, a fellow wall known to the polite, described co the charge sheet as a homelike?, having no home, wee charged with being concerned with another man, not is one todkithn !walking into and esterbsg the dwelling-hews No. terrace, Barnabury-road, end stealing three gold rbp and other artioke, the pprrooyyoatty of Mn. Groves. Mr. Thoensa Wakeling, PoWtor, appeased for the pri soner ; sad Mr. Inspector Judge, N division, wee present to watch the am _ . ....,.. —..—. Miss Lesthenia Groves said—Lost night I was visiting a ftiond's house. I wog my nephew home foe erimething, and be came back and said there was a light in the house, end that he could not get in. From what he told me I went to the house, and while I was putting the key in the lock, I hoard some one coming down stairs, and saw a light descending. I could not get in, as the door was fastened with the bolt at the top. I tried to force the door open, but could not get in. I called " Polies," and a young man come up to me before the door was opined. Almost immediately afterwards it was speed, and two miaa walked out, one of whom I believe au the prisoner. I seined him by the collar, but he pushed me against the wallvidently, released himself, and ram away, but wee followed by the young man. I want up stein, and mimed from my bed room three gold rings, and I found also that the wardrobe and drawers were broken open. On sheaths I found a bundle consisting of seven dresses velvet mantles, and other articles tied up in • counterpane, reedy to carry sway. There is a lamp near the hones, and I had an opportunity of seeing the prisoner's face. Cross-exemined—l only know the prisoner by his nose. (A laugh.) • Henry Harley Cook said—l heard cries of " Police" In MeAlbiewroad. I went to Mellow of the prosecintrix, end nor her et the door. I spoke to the lady, and waited there shout four or fire minutes when the door was opened, and the Owner and mother men not in custody walked out. ' The prisoner said, when he opened the door, Halos, what does alt this mesa t " ' when the prorecutris seised him by the collar, but be 'warned himself end ran away. I followed him some distance, when I f t. raised him eft . I went back to the house salve. mained until a cane. I have not the bast duebt about prisoner the men who ante out of the usit. , Si I had • full view his face. The lamp shone on his bor. I found a shawl on the stairs. ‘ i3;r7eLit Gould, 40 N7l - I;as celled to the haute in quer lion by the lard withers. I searched the house and found the cupboards, boxes, and drawers bad been add open by some instrument, and the marks oorre.pond with the chisel which woe found in the house. I did not apprehend the prisoner. bat I wee at the station when he was brunght and he then said be knew nothine gloat the charge. Police-oonatable Proud. 92 N—l took the primed into custody. end I told him I wanted hum for a robbery. He said, It is a miatake, so help me God." I oonveyed him to the station, end the withered identifird him Immediately. Sergeant Gould said the prisoner had been transported feu four years. Mr. Wakeling objected to such statements being made, en t mtuit orejodk; the oue. - Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was a cue for • jury. Mr. Wakelinit said he had witneasee who would prove • clear alibi, but ea the megirtrate had nude up his wad 14 would reserve the defence. The prisoner was fully committed to the melons kw trial. THAMES._ - - William Milli, alter diliss, a dock labourer, wee with stealing two pounds of tea, the property of the Dock Company, on their premises. John Ovorge, a London Dock constable, rag that let owe =B or rntormation he wont to a public-bows called the sad Basket, ie Lemswerrest, Whiteohapel, cm Thurs day afbentoon, and law the primer and two other lock tabourer, to the tap-roam. He asked the prisoner ff be bed any tea about him, to wklok he mottled in the irdra. Hs trustiest te meek the prieeser. whoa he produced tras 1869. seder hie pain. pear panel centeining I lb. el Si.. He aka the paean 11 he had an more tea abate him, end he said he bed not . He the prase., and found in we of his jarint packet.. bag containing a half paned of tea. He than took the primate let° mnody, ad asked him van he otesined the tee, nod to this wends aaewond, I nought ft et • 'reale shop." Os mane the Naas here the akar mid a aum gone him Whir Si.. Is win to a quads by Hr. Seib, tianenkt that he MONTIMI Warman that .fl the anemic who were la the tepeconhed stoles tea is their ammoniac. Hansethed then all. He Daly bead tea spa ow of theta. The pri mer had tem at work its its of the tea seminar es the previous day. The other VIM bad she tea at week awn The primer is donna said that a weanen lave him the tea in the street, and told him to earry ft into the Bus sod Heeine, and the ft to two men who wen then. lir. We aid be did not beinve or sordid the prientes dehisce, end awaken him to pion for cato math ix en halal neendoe of the tan 24, COMMITTAL OP A ROCHDALE FOOLIIZAPLEH FOB rzurrar. An investigation, extending over several boar, took place at the City Polies Conit,Yanther, on T into a charge of perjury against Mr. John Minsie, l = staller r eanying on business et Rochdale. Yr. Leveselas, on Whiff of the promention, stated ths an, hoot which ntTred that in Isaaary, 1869, then ens a in the Xsaabistar Bealuripay flout ege bie rst r gesen.ed Bothwell end Bea, w end gamel ineanthetarers, et Rockdale, and on t he that meal!, at the .sedan for choke ef aedCaer sat meet of debts, in Xr. Com:Anions' Janette Cant, the defendant made a pool, ha which he said that the bankrupts were indebted Is bin Wore the Cling et the petition in the sum of 1281., Let gook sold and depend to them at their request, for which son he, end no other person on his behalf, bed re. abed " say security or satideotion whatsoever." It was Eldtl,als statement that the perjury wee proposed to be sa fer it would be shown that no i.e than eve different ef szobaage, "mounting in the eggregstn to upwards of ma, had been received from the bankrupts by the de ihndant co woman of the debt, and paid away by him. Mr. Charles Senior, rather at the Manchester Bankruptcy Court, predated a file of proceedings in Messrs. Bothwell 's beak =lt did not oontain the defendant's deposition of the to him, but in the list of debts this was placed at 1981. It also contained the appointment of the endilere =e, bearing signature purporting to be the de. t r e. The wltnom bad mareinal in every piece for the detendaars deposition where ft was possible to lad it, bet without snores. The depositions of all the ether creditors, eight in number, were on the file. Mr. John Lamb, Manchester, who had soled as solicitor for the bankrupts, deposed that he am the defendant swan to the proof of the debt before it wal Med, and that on the lklt ot4 March succeedicg, he (wits's') obtained a copy at the depend= (predated), bearing the seal of the mart. Hs alto saw the original deposition on the 17th of Ma y 7. A whams was then called to depose that the t had obtained perminion some time ago to look over the Ale at the Bankruptcy Court, with a view to show that the must have bean abstracted by the defendant ; but, .. ds r:= not remember the preen, date tithe ormarreace, his evidence wee not taken. 11r.www; James Bothwell, we of the trample, who bad carried on the briars with bin father, Marl that bills of exchange, at the following dates end for the several anicautta specified, payable three months after dale (subse quently dishonoured) were drawn by the defendant upon the arm ha his own favour :—Sept. I, for 621. 3e. ; Sept. 22, for 701. 12a. 61. . • Oot. 26, for 361. 16s. The first two of these bdlsthedefnulant told the witniss he had paid away, and that the third was in his possession altar their filler. Oa the 7th January, 1869, the bankrupts endorsed two other bills thaws upon John Charles Bothwell, brother to the wiener, for 341. 2s. 6d. tech, which the elder bankrupt gar to the defendant. At a meeting of meditate bald in Bothdals, about thin time a resolation was pared agreeing to accept a oompositioh! of 10.. in the pound from the bankrupts, who, however, were wishful to pay only 6a. ed. The de fen dant strennonaly opposed the smaller amount, and the two bills named were given by the bankrupts to guaranty 10.. in the potted to the defendant in preference to the other mediums. These were the circumstances having immediate retereace to the charge of perjury, and Mr. Boon (Boots and Jail owes), with Mr. Foulkes, who appeared for the &hearse, by cems-esamination and in ddmoe, sathavoured to show that the present proceedings were instituted on secasat of W. part which the defendant had takes is opposing the bank rupts, and that he (defendant) bad no Interest Is WY' • false declaration before the bankruptcy arcumbatorter. It Me defendant bad said, it wee through rporsam, and not with any corrupt Intention. Mr. Made asked the meaning of the term corrupt." In this Gess it meant either that something had been said which ought not to have been said, or that something had been kept back for an improper purpose. What was the effect of the defendant's roods'', P It was to gtve him a direct peon ale,, advantage over the other erediMrs. It had been said that the bills were worthless, but that was not really material to the charge. The defendant roust have received them suppoeleg they were worth something, or why did he take them P It was not a matter which could be settled Mars ; but they bad the broad feet before them that the defendant had gone and made a false cub in • judicial proceeding, sad he (Mr. Mande) was afraid it was getting too common not to think as math of an offenoi of this kind as it ought to be thought of. It was • serious matter the way in which psegie weltered with their oaths is some of the courts. The mdant had put his bead to a direct falsehood, sad he mast be com mitted for trial. On the of Mr. Boots, Mr. Maude consented to admit the deaodent to Lett, on two sureties being found In W. eaoh. MARKEL& BUGAR.—The average price of brown or iloaeovedo sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in Americo, for the week ending Dec. 20, is 20e. 7d. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid orzyshie therson.—The atllteararatillite°l brown in the week e aaoo nding as above! the , is 2r a me . 80. a —No return of the sale of brown or Magoon& sugar, the produce of the East Indian—The average pries of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar Is 28e. Bd. Bairrot., Dec. 23.—The market hie been rather quiet tine week, end with the exception of a few panels crystallised Deane% fee which fall prior ware realised, we ,are not aware ofthza transactions since our last report either in leaded or floating earroee, the latter being held at their value. Moen,' produce still sells freely at prior rates. Rum continues extremely dull, bet quotadma are unaltered. COTTON.—Livinroox, Esc. 23.—The dykes from hawks of large receipts at the parts, and a tendency Moon ammo, to Increase the setisnatee of crop, caused the market to open heavily, and during the week the coarse of priors has been downward. The wind having changed, a considerable Import has been received, while very large supplies must be dose at hand. The nada WV, therefore been only limited ; buyers end holders meet the market so freely that far the week the quotations are reduced fed. to 3-16 d. per lb., the greater decline being on the new crop. Bread continues in favour of the boys; and the came may be said of Egyptian. There has been a fair brininess is Saud, last week's quota noes remaining unaltered, though they are with difficulty ob tamped, Speculators have taken 1,170 Areeritnn, 320 , and 320 Surat, and there are reported for export r,gr r i tnerimut, 210 Perham, 10 Egyptian, and 3,300 Surat. The market open. with a quiet feeling; probable sales, 6,000 bake; 1,000 'population and export.. COTTON GOODS..--NIANCRESTER, Die. 23.—The market is sofferieg under the combined disadvantage. arising out of unfavourable advice' from India, and of the indisposi tion to business venal at this season of the year, partly due to stock taking and partly to enjoyment of the holidays. Cloths for India are cheaper then on Tuesday, and water twist from Ito upwards, and mole twist up to 20's or 80's, are quieter, and warmly so Sm. All goods are quiet, but the eztansive segagements still running. and the Resent lowness of stooks, prevent any notionble pressure on the market for setae, and only the few bolder. and people coming out of order are disposed to make any concession. CORS.--CREI,UBrORD, DEO. 23.—Tbere was a small attendance at 'carte% to•day, and a good demand for all the bed dostalptiose of wheat, while damp and inferior were &Soak to sa/L Red, 40s. to 45r.; white, 465. to 495.; extra, 60a. Barley, a Rood Inquiry for heat num. at 43e. to 485.; mooardary, 30a; to 35a. ; grinding dente, 2.5 a. to No. Baanaratbse dearer. Lincout, Dec. 23.—We have had a mall supply of wheat to-day which toot a good trade at fully last wok's Red, 42a. to 42..; white, 479. to 69a.; old, 62.. Boot without change ; griming, 265. to 31c ; malting, Wh. to 42a. Oats, 19s. to 211 t. Donau 40a. to 42a. WAIIPIELD, rlsc. 23.—Thre was a moderate show of wheat, sad the trade was quiet at last Friday's pilots. Bar ley was steady, but secondary qualities sold slowly. Besse wage ratiwr. lower. Oats and spelling unaltered. Averages for tb• week rates Dec. 19 •—Whast, 6,706 qrs., at 465. Md.; barley, 973 qrs., at 395. 61.; bean, 20 qrs., at Lan 6d. TALLOW, (From the Circular of Yemr. Col on, Brook', and Co., Dec. 23 ) The tallow Trinket wee fulthar Whetted last Saturday by the course of speculation, more particularly in coonaxios with outstanding engagements for the year, and which with rather large purchases—principally unheard Y.C.—on the spa, rewind in as edemas of fully 6d. per eta., for the day; quotation. than being 58*. Gd. for Ukraine; 68s. to 58a, 3s. for Brat sort Y.C. on the spot; (buyers) for delivery Ibis month, and 67a. 6d per cwt. for January to March. These operation., together with these which wen salad in our hat report, having been of some magnitude in the addradate , end the tact of consumers having pre wely bees rather free boyars, have since Molded to more gigots& daring the week, and the market has been ores paiatively lasetivm Bat whits that has beta so, the moos posed amdeacy hes bete to ironer, owing to it being go aselly satposed that the lasi settlermat of the Amount" will result I. still higher prices. Be that as it may, the breams for the year, so far as Metes to con.amp- Olsm. mg ha seed to be ?Windy dem& The market having bum almost eray dewed of " wee" UM demead far Y.C. will semeesdly be homed for a time. Nether ere, however. deortly expected, about 2,446 = i t Odessa, Se., Wag Ugly to arrive at sa early peeked • mietr time, mummers will to able to supply their we with beaked Y.C., the stook id which is Mill rather bogs sad which, with our hams supply (which is abundeed) will deckles@ be found folly equal to their redifeendremedemments, sad thereby feeble them to further their own intermits by ma mediums of say tallow now held by foreign epoodatore, whose opmstione have already catued • pastel dioniptket of trade. To-day the market Ma lima very buoyant, end the fol. t=t,rs present quotation, viz., 66. 6d. toilet. 9d. for Ins and sfa. 3d. for let art Y.C. on the art ; 66e, ) for delivery this mouth ; end 67e. 6d. per owe. ) for Jeaumy to March, which prime are Bd. to T r met. higher than those ruling this day week. slam Monday up to last evening hays besa wily 2 = 6 The deliveries bambini 1,291 maks, sad the Meek Ma kinds is 46,966 arks, behig • damsel of y ,t 7 7 -7 orbs whencompared with the quantity on hand the da week. Town Melted—The mane of this market has been so per• meted for mosetheit poet es to reader the "letter price" sanity, fan mmuck as the quotation fixed weekly by the oedema to no way some to direct consamers in their opera. Barna. So mccatly as • fortnight ago we had to etude to m pored Wog Wood off at auction at very low prima, and mrhish proved below that officially timid subsequently on that day. %deg *spat week*. coarse takes bee been the extreem oppostes, for the men ignore, peke demmailed h best le. per wt., shove that Iliad Let Friday. This stets of things subversive., the lammed of consainwre se to render their openitkes ancortala sad MSc& ; hues hie to be hoped that • more molar Gomm will beadopted for the futon- te a course that stall be mom seadaelm to ties gmend hammed the trade. Tmeley the " Mese prim" has advanced la. 61., the present quotaßoa bang Ids. Od., or say 672. per cwt at. In the abeam of path, mks we are restricted to the fol lowing sam t mery of whet hes bees paring by private eon tract, sad he general Mate of the merkeis daring the week. Smith Amw .. ..—The latest sass were effected yesterday at 66e. 3d. for floe, being Is. per out, adman on previous rates. - _ . . . . Anthangel.—Seles were reported in the early part of the weak at fide. for good fair, but Mk &I most now be regarded the remit value. _ _ . "... Bast ludiZ=36 cane of flue quality have been sold at 58e. Id. per cwt. Odessa.-18owe small pangs of line beef are reported sold at 67e. ed. to 67e. 9d., the latter price now bang current value. . . ♦ustralian—R4 casks beef, of flue quality, were sold in the early pert of the week at 66e. 6.1., but 66e. 9d. par owl. hes been obtained to-day for 16 casks. Pals oil Ism oanthmed in very Melted request, purchases !mein been conflood to small paresis at Cis. 6d. to 46e. per cwt. for One Lagos to meet the luntiediate requirements of Costs at oil hoe been mon Inquired for—particularly fine Cochin, which roust be quoted 13d. per cwt. higher, sans having bon made at 4.35. 9J. Very fine is extremely scarce, end the tendency may be mid to be upward. Ceylon ii in staady domed at unaltered prlcee-41s. being still the quota tion kr good to Ike. The stock of Sydney is chiefly of low quality, and fa woad bonds. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11/12161/alll. Mr Per MR , Toisl. TONI. Week waft DP. 11 •Pca earn car... 1151. 1810. Uri Die -• 347 11$ New aft Sian ea • 116 1.106 1.31.1 1.461 B.kait. i Laaharde.Tiodlia 3.666 21,793 was IVO 661 6.'15 6.165 11.617 7,161 woo may 1666. 17. Was 36) STY 117 767 WIN 3,171 11177 34.411 12.513 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•8IIALTIE8. "Calosiat (a), inbred here tram Wow York and M. Jobs% brines tho saw aas lieratt. baud to Leap'''. disbar bike. whisk wu abandsned 'alba 14.0 alias ot New. Itanneset—Galwap Dia. Ileationniali. hos Ostia to We port, with lonian an. went on Aare las night or Maga bar, snd will be a total wrea.-1111g0. Da. U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Mar Ors , from Liverpool for Up, Oat la, let 7 N. los 22 W. Falkland. tam Liverpool Oar Sydney. Dui 111, ha at N, la r W. Hetkara, kw Leaden, Ore I, let $ll N. be 111 W. 11401012 & ter Australia. Oct. 22 4 1.4 W ha 27 W. we. i tearieb. for Nelbourae. Illea I. iat 11. lea 12 W. Nalealaa Ramo), from Telperabo f o e Liverpool. 004.111, let 24 10 8, ha lb OW. 12.1.4 ed, from Liverpool, Dae. Mist 51 N. la II W. Pearteea, from Liverpool tor liesebrr, Dia 14, 48 If, Sea II W. Rielisooad, heas Bahia ter Liverpool, Dal. s, 4011,11 a 20 W. Tahiti, from Liverpool far (hello; Deo. h WWI 14, Ma 27 W. MAILS FOR ME PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.-111fOrala. tics has been received that the contract made by the Spada warmest in 1857 with the Peninsula and Oriental Steam =ion Company for the conveyance malls coos a t between Hong Kong and Manilla has tirmiwed. Letters be the Philippine Wands will still be forwarded from this office by each mill despatched to Hong Ha ng , to be con veyed to their destination by ouch means as mails provided by the of the Philippine Islands, or, is the of any special provision, by the first opportun ity that offers.—By colontaad of the Postmesteraeseral, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary.—General Post-office, Dec. 22. THY EAST INDIA CIVIL SERVICE.— The Be,. V. Shortland, 8.C., archdeacon of Matra, hest permlffied to retire from the amid. Mr. W. C. Sod, Bengal Establishment, and Burgeons J. Keith and J. Reed, Madras Medical Establishment, have also been permitted to resin from the service. The Rev. A. W. C. Bell be, beat appointed D. minister of the Scotch church at Madras , end the Rev. D. Macpherson jacks' minister of the Scotch! church at Bombay.—Aril dory ice Gamete. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE TO A LIFEBOAT'S Caw.—Between two and three o'clock on Wednesdaynates lag a vend was seen exhibiting a signal of distress near the mhosl a short distance from the be .c.h at Aldborongh. Poet teen salient fellows, each being provided with a life-preserver, immediately proceeded to launch the lifeboat in order to reader amistaace. After vainly endeavouring for more than three hours to pane the shoal, the lifeboat, struck by a heavy sea, capsized, and was nearly three minutes before she righted. Nine of the crew succeeded in getting into her again, leaving the remaining flee floating among the war, without being able to afford them any esaistance. After a while two of the men were washed ashore apparently lifeless, but they quickly recovered. Shortly another, named Cable, wee picked up still alive, when it wee found that hie jaw was broken, and he soon after expired. The remaining two (Green, a Trinity pilot, and Pearce) were dead when picked up. Grom's death will be a great lose, be having been always first to eager in any dangerous enterpriee on the coast. At daylight it was found the brig, name unknown, was not in any immediate danger, and very moon after she nude a tack and stood out to see. _ =OWN • EY. •••••• [Advertinemeui.)—HOLLOWAY'll Pius AND OM sir. —Stur.—Tne indwell trues Is we...Uinta dm Is serve Ite wsli beLeg activity mot be Yellowed by mem Tin any teed fete drams or otter .11atarbleg sem the Mee K es mach as are lin. di. are both mind .nd body. Nothing .° eartaloly newts pro found rents. prerlVltt om, Irhlch regulate the item& end liver. end put the w bwie dtge.tiec weP•ri“ww lOto perfect soda. Pohloh leg middy. heartburn. and otphuna , e. the Collll.oolk causes of bas sod rustle...nes.. The elonntut .hould ho rubbed over the /Mr me stomach roost awstduou.ly twice Ada,. co a. to recurs 11. trseardelee be those ennui, epee which it nerdetselly sete, reeterlog the rim Ie the Wester poomolou of titaltla. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHR. BROW N.—PI eak alt; ii401,10 01170A. Deng. the wll 0f A Brews, It. D.. It fle ef • 0 0 OAPAA—Dse. ft. at V letorte-road. Claybase. common, the sdre of T. OA CI M L Is i tt— .I D:e. 10. It Oonswallbseresceat. 011ttoes. Bristol. the wire of th Res, J. H. Vessord.r. of • so. GYP P.—Dee. 19, al High Sasser Vseame. E.... th e 010 . of the Re , . Z. V. Ospr. o f • eon. 80011,—Dee. 1,, at !sound C091)1011. lye r.heith. Buda, the wife of W. Lent.—Doe. 21. at Motor place. Paddaiton. Mn. Naylor. of —. daughter lIIUMANN.—Dara 9 1 .. at Truer BOUM. Welton, the wile of Q. Stamen% Era a daughter PILh 10, at °beret park. Lady M. 11. PUklaytoo. of “s"la;:il; . te . r --• • POOL IL—Dee. 7D. M Wee:o4m. the wife ot C. Page. IM„ of . .on. MARRIAGES. - OOFFIT—LAROASTRIL.—Dee. le. at IL r Y. V Ac /110.0444.7t, by the Rem A. Damodai.e, M D.. A.. T. D. C.,ffey of Kinn:Aare Deruital, Dublin. mlico. to Mena daughter of B. £N ., of Has Pi R b A 4 MrOltOV R.Dee. W, sent. Omegn. Reanereemare , by the t n. B. Watittlyeau rc hl.A.. W. D Ba the y. P.. to Rona Louis RlVlrk d reelD er SClA . r d. Multi. /nay. by the Rev. 0. Hein. T. Rittman% no.. Loadoc. to habit Inbar. daughter of the IN. U. De Oeximet. In., of COM. bete. Jasey. PURDAT—BAKER.—Dee. H. at Johann.' Chanel. Bedford rem. by the lioa. mid UT. B. W Noel. W.A Sr. Z. T. Puna,. of nto 'totems. to Bann, intor of the late J. Sam. RN.. of OM. Main STARICB e. -000XR—Dee. 20. at the Dentin Chant. Witort. Smity by on Rae. H. V. 0111. Mr. Purim to they. nqbter of Mr. IL anito. of ,_Dear inategton. Dente. ITIWAILT— A raNAOLL.—Dee. Mb at Lett., Wnrentembire. by the Rm. J. W. !Mart. ILA.. J. 11 , 4• Wt. En.. of the nowt Itching% buena to Jells HOWNOII. daughter of the late O. P. Deinsele. WRITIL—TROMPdaN.—Dee. m Joint. Manohnar. the Ree. J. S. Wifkinem. Br, J. Mine, to Elsa Once. daughter o f Br. Thomplea, of 11.11athorp, lien tat. DEATHS. BANKIL—Dee. 111, at Bambe - -bedgo, near Proton , Mr. B. B usk ; figai OK OAMPIRDOWN.—Den Wilton terrace. the Hight non. the Lad of Oampordonn. K.T., aged 7L COOKeolf .—Dee. 10, at 84. Jobna rearm., Ueda, the Her. F. T. dogm A.M., aged 74. DOTKTelt.—Deo. 20. at Chaltellnun. Lnut • Om. F. IL Doreton, of Matlna Arm. agae MATNIL—Doe. It. at et. ImemarbonTon Isabella Paine. Mal of O. =tia Mm. ra 20, at OW" OK. Me M. W. H. Moe. KM. w•i W. at Paragon. Worgarr. We. Twkw. wod 79 . MUMKRIIO.—Des M. at Bold Worn. Ltmettard. M. Moms% irwL. 76 ". INION.—Deo. IL at It. Chambeen MATalmatt afte • tbHt , and more Mom amid 37 Win Simon. woad ms re Wm. Arens WIMINsim of laselialla UM. Printed sal l'ablSobad lew am Km) HAIM. o of AL I. Lod &met. la the Ots Lm&n.. Prlater. at tags ft', losimi 'Meii' lie ?robot ct Whilitears.--Snoisat. Via I I