The Express. — London, England, 1849-12-27 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECJMBER 27, 1849. r ri.....eppyibarredz,...::::,:rbtlarkZaraftawasiahuillir METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. RAILWAY MEETING. MILITARY. CRIME IN TILE COUNTY OF DORSET. will hems Ere r e rutin: t i ll . r um ! L i th s llC: Nro thw ---- adwavareas spirias dies rade their tales el seseemfal pd. ROUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. Ton N= Mr Oingta+.-By the leat_mail froze O t til s s e doing Ulf mother. sad that he had .Melt h.ea_viol e e e n e t .__ ,It ewers Oat die moventeate of trope W 4 M I ale blow on her h with ea bar. lie isr dell "I , The emu ci the weather Cr o s c i:r s ro_!7,, pie. 27. is* To ens BDITOI OP TUB TWO. PgAldsH_____ ll m atki/ Lh oo ,___ I disselidds ._,? is , f t l '" — A• piece early Oda mouth'- are* emspeoles ef the let bet- and Mead the woman seated in • chair ; her clothes wue _ las edosi emends 116 Si 11,-Tbs statement Way node at Sturminiemt /114"Ii ii i r resit s t iet eir rss e Lerer as rereqsaawlythbe say l it sria seaway, eeweewm•uw . wee mu. at me mew wow came pyre Foot Madam& at Lends% OsAsab. were to pro ' severed with blood. Se epode to km, aid foetid let la. LI s r n. 'Allorioft . .___ Clams a tef mina 11l th e *mutt of Domes. "safe" esstomer swat, will their esavereation OW hem Mame noel. -EbsdleiN•Ort ih° Win es Af Adsldoll oewl to these to join the Lead uaM tu T a iw a t i l i t " n m e . :ilk retard t Itslisaill"la ei Nee Pal Id of cline which If all b " oafs." where forb or dacha might be tams arid sertain reselatioes-omd,lisvepitatles ID Um tit s e c eto7 a to ma- bals a % eau ii w i n c a 4 3 i , 2,4 so jai inspector vines. Budioifilios..penitenteac inn im eoduced ar, nu. tsnaimeang:frimsf° e. o l rder of winc rst i M i r g e, vi .-- : iltl"sAs an so: eal oxiss.' imee be T e - wool V" peeve what aims bee bleu Ai- who wield bay W.-ea where a sheep mewl , wet he veal • elwall *alibi . 1 se : e h oodod limo 0 lia W die web 10 - leara Vert= int , which there were mae Wahl %ya a . eO-aell this be Mid. omegas w ick lea hem of t l ecli ..e.scin eit Ibe lad Warm • tided' from the Loudon Hospital, in Which it was stated 11. wad tad ; ths ee &Wise is Sae meaty. lam esthled. de wet stisesd, mid bow it esuld be Plead are UM wee beer pia rill=llllbeseek earnhir. I* him to ho inhwilioa W the directive to tilt I..iiewlew wlllt sumo Dasions.-The fallesms is the ardor is yid* d u i s i s ens ere .............. N. arm -_______...„, Tow potratad."PreBlBl .419111111Mesr•gtiall ...M111.16•11egt..1.1"----.4",k•O-41611.4 asuillai erimie esm- Pel. obtain mese sew ter beer at the saws morel eat. perm& bs be imams at die kat meeting, MK et Walsall *s law, ...so, (31 Delilah Nara Miseries howl int ri" The primmer wee remanded for a week. Luaus .................. 14. E. Geode Brume Overeat mined, tlie makers of whisk am iseramed, • very Imp erithommi .seen is about thre d' el i. ,.. Mr. I'. P. DTOT (Mayor of Lich. um bes,:iiilloottoopootoa b oa , i s of,0) i ida o , t o o MARYLESONIL remarawrs ......-.. W. Gentle Breese Partially asse s Weenis' ,...... W. Oestleltresis I' ' --, ate awed te p samdmd, s. A dhe i=lowdell• all die two homed lased *811124 eery , ll' s° dA " 78* • 0110 ) tlit " w " w &.• mad ils• 1.1"511 1.•• "8 °wads& is, battalion : 38%1 1 new 14th 40 ” 1 9111 all. In'lJ iih t lel bet - BITOTIIIIOII/ HOBBS= or .1 BWILLIRT. - Elisabeth tievraamreel ......... W.W. Oalis cr id ekre l f sufferers by the minimal kw of th• week: ht wry may yaws es. is the maile. 'Mee um Elester e D e geo s s Tarts mots" CMOs , . "Aft , (of DU" talies ; Wills Brigade. lei bstroliOn • i 20th Yea , 14 tt- z.......a,b.....ia to Charles John Cox, En ,of No. 10, Tvesauoi ..-....... N.W. Oentleireese 0,„ 0 , 4 work at alt blew Ill• • very huge Lim ell the =11)' " lama 04 Ultialsl4). ' lad " hit " Assdid l AA ' taco ; 23d do ., femme battalion ; 20th do, mom t• aoith.balas Repot , .. park. w " charred with hieing been .... ..... til. 0.6. Braes 0,..., oa Pe nee lne ss i aa d?: . u ll i t e iner a s bing es/7 "111.111=1"lialale70:4111bal.flinsliall. _7 111 .... A n . 7 . 11 . the is ric ks misteeFehrsemitra%ise 11111 1 1,7 , :d.o.. i. b,,,h,i "w ' I, 'Hen cluaßmAN s to m a s h o wy tbbewia „beet I v tellowsogicoul R ifl e Brigade. ebotulism mono of Ilse tad baltalis. i 214 camarned with a mad sot yet taken, la having pluadored Gag aua rAireit= N.W. w c tra os sh ort ., a on the matter 1 /2 ... i, ins bar starterr of) eweller}, to., to a very lute 11121101)11i. 5 ,..... ........... . N. w . Omits mac nay theft - that is the wasetiog. As onset the el the Swath has imam , me that '. wady as musk In estr ese l ei m s. e. iic -------. Mr. Herrie, a solicitor, attended for the prosecution. 0111,011..... ............ W. Cala trials is stolen as boiled. Abmt two ran dam. OS other tr i p. the baled is dMeged &Mem Ie me way Railway, mad bads( t shams at am um arm the desisha sf the late +widths of SPORTING. ny Mr. Cox gave ',ideas* to the effect that the prisoner WIN Olosaisssit " . -........ B.W. Geode Breese swami into his service with • very good character, and that on the laWn num ••••••.•••••••• N.W. Unnie °mew °roast throtseteirsas hese mw malossees, I saw the yeses imp I 1".17 h." tk" le tie wire' end . slar sealee" Wabell, he hod losmad it hie dt in es a 7, east wro aims weeks no mosey is paid at in, bat °sly a bushel of 1 01 lo st fed willed a ii n ow " a m ar a"l „ . y iil l. reread meat w h is t. Tim s wop Toms suerogie-eay ls. et ; this le lisethin TM IWis hisads, Mr. Pert and Mr. Johosen, to --.-.- prodoue day he loft home with his wile to died with 110111 e RciaL . W. °tittle n 0... °Mug friends in word-tenses. As there wee no necessity for 1,,,,=.0,,,,,,..._ H.W. te,:: Ossal ocni s e row Onneut *eons for i.. hie m e i „ ssi ~ Th a t it wimp's see the ti., ,, e k ypm mark, mass aro sailed privileges reeek sadasmar, 111 . to Wes Ratan in dispote to a LATEST BEITING AT MANCHESTER. mien, it was arranged between the cook and the prisoner ausensersa-.... reese pesday MEM and eri hi fast gives It would be recollected that it Conran Cco.--60 to 1 suet Peep o' Day Boy (t ) ;50 to MM. th an old of Ids Sena ntli to raisin in O W° of fi ' S P rO " Lemarem N.W. Gentle Breese 0,,,,,,, v ele WM)." "MSS who tie" t° .---g°4l.-it-"1....A'1rt.e.; " 'dun leo 4,:".. 8 ,,,: ret t01 t yk w oe " :VM. If the legitimate embed of es eirr e ly e'..- clessik of lie friend Mr. Jobasea it o pt LesSishago ; 1,000 to:16 apt Indy Brelyn; OM to 16 • limb lassYwi_j ITalt.,..withih.i.,°°"o,BZ,a-tress-ep-Isive—lieen ridwdry ----- , -- tho that the letter should lymphoma, end to wee given to her Mauserlii ...... (g " Wel "MI ;. to have her slater with her. Ia the amuse of the sane Ovitu- liaaniPcoi LW* 1920 51 l Breen Partially I'l , learee mas thm to starve or that Me lame *IS propeeed to i l et s E tad to Mr. Mad's; s pi Malady ; 1,000 to 1 aim Cossack -- --1 -. c ruder dim she beardsep, where men and ethers was nimbi& Id the .t d width he bad r•- 1,000 „to 16 apt Raby ; 1,060 to 12 apt the Whim Colt , lag, the cook, who had returned home after spending the Nossi ssls --.---- -- ...we Isseed. Its (rid _ Lead _ramie .heed ] 1 000 to 10 met Sylvan. licences n. . Strang Breese Partial., aea y i .s.. t.... 1 ~.ere ' nanov.-9 to 1 .gel Bolingbroke •12to 1 apt Ghillie day oat, as to the peoessator in Oxford-teream and Mom t. ,,, a ... almost Wows overeest - • 4.- T h ,„ ya.... r , what she marionirated to him, he hastily re p aired to hie 0,..,,,~ (num - _ _ ......-.1 .1.. a a...en_ seeks. &c.. had been littlifieu tan B.W. Gentle Bret se Overcast RAILWAY ME.r..... _ 9017TH STAFFORDSHIRE. Teettadrq a meadow al eisseebeiden in this OW nil I m i lway . ennu esa.by daerder. was held at the %141 Chicimas Meals -DREMSII=s. for _tho Pores of oortai wee : spiewi reselatioes sieusg . asil3 re a r sit taum usbekism to the l a o ir ts eetore ks wi t* ew es.. Mileiratioa masa proposed amanded terms far a Ines idea Mks VW to be submitted W the direemes to the ontlamen to be isessee at the lass meeting, UM at Walseß =Zs* wee eget M an d the meeting w (Vigor el Zia& Geld) esenelsol the eir • ee Nam Pars, th Ealam, Cheeses warnb ee lliSis Oiloblas, tig de), 'einem' (el Lichfield); sad e th er lafiseadal peo iiIIiiCHAIRNIAN stated am* thbeaga ..it M As 1 1116:imikid. ass et site el theiNelk =S Railway, aad balk( t shares at a NO sidssable premins after the &ilea ii the late meeting '4 dondidide es Wales% he had deemed it his duty, in este janstisa wi th ifs farads, Mr. Pegs and Mr. Johan., to eaderewres, ~,, to Wag matters ia Minato or a It weal be recollected that it s i t a ll etney qmesk lit kis friend Mr. 'ohm's. Slat Ike leme Oa premed =stied to Mr. Madsen end ethers was minded at the to which he had re- Mewed. Re (the Cliskmas) sad gentlemen already; famed had met together, sad he believed they had drawn wiser whisk weal& meet with the approbation of the Peet body of @bluebottle's. By the lean submitted to them et the general morednA t _the Weiss was to pay epos a stehl-ap capital of wow. two per mat. for the Stet per, bur per cast. for as saa eneeeediag ten years, sad *nu , l l assti•e-half per ease. kr tie east ten years I whish would weirdo a lease of twenty-one le Hs (the Chairmen) would r md to them the ers. taw of the proposed eammied kass. (The has. gra ' Sanaa read this loose et isestb.) _Thai* amieriel devla- I Beth hem the edited les" peaass lit Oes Ault lam it the period it was be miry Ile eumeldssedeu el Ike , &embolism et Wale" ewe as iiiewr The team to he, ter 21 years; the capitol te be to m before. as 81.10.. per there paid up, or, in the somata, at 069,3761 ; for this the keens to pay for the bet year at the rate of 2 per elllti amonating, es ealcalatea, to 12.31171. ; for seven years at asst., meads. to 26,7761. kw six yen at 4i par oent.. aneeanting t. 30,121 1. ; sad be the ma i.* seam years at the rate of 6 per neainstead t.. ethweasing to 33,46 1 3 1 . •' the lessors to pay eom OW an anally tow a rds the Ilkeston' threacsa. Mr. PAIN moved • resolution to the effect that the tended Issas be approved, and that a reiptialtion be pre- MOM to the directors, requesting them to convene spatial mese*/ of the sharaholden, for the purr se of obtaining its sanctios of the amended leen. Mr. JOHNSON, afterstating that he r wr ie r the pro prietors had rejected th e int lease, a his cordial approbation of the one now proposed. h e had had an interview with Mr. Maclean, bet although that gentleman was not pledged to sant the lease as amended, he (Mr. Johnson) believed that he would ultimately accede so the terms proxrd. He might be allowed to state that in addition to anorak of 10,0001. which they should always have in land, the company by this leers also de manded prepayment of about 11,0001. every quarter on ac count of the succeeding _quarter's liabilities, so that they would always have 20,0001. in their possession. The resole• tick and requ isition were agreed to unan imously, and the latter si ghed by proprietors holding shares to the value of 160.000 . The mediae broke np about four o'clock. with how Ina sod discirilate. By she the t aad the m i me bagia to WI, & add she awe satareas spirits Wu mime their aim of sesomfal pit how they get she limey with whisk they pay ir WM. Amman as taw aas rite l or the "tab it thatenor penes. will their catenati may be a y on 84011 hate If all is " oafs. ohms fuwb or duke might o l dtaken, sad who wield My the g eld "kw a @Mop am he valsosd, ead how it mold he dlegesed 4-411Ithma be Mid. Picas are laid we bear rid he boa Offiewif mmaisis. to MAW mese mousy ear awe hose at the awe weal Married masa aro now thealog, Whams aseoptima, he ail the Ism loomed "Mere of skb wan, from ea to 7e. a week : la very way plena 61. is dm oateido. Biagio lass , web it all priess Wow es. • thry large peopseiles of the wages is OA la am; sew of am a polity. is we. I Wow, is me allege sold to the mama Os. ed. tho i. o. 111. the lead. lon thimund mixed authority thal may other plum Ile. ths bid b &mope see. Ia imp &Mid I lately Wed that In is wages, aad altar. Ws weeks no messy is paid at all ,y a bushel of West TM 'Map rents amesie—eay la. Bd. ; th is b WViy&led. , the mark. What aro sailed privileges mask von few seek farm. sad ses - isos gives ler mmy extra the labour as or sztra It the legitimate Wool ha farm, twee min thth to slaw en Meal, ma we wider that the boarshop, whin , mem kW steal that they may Ist Mom, has so magi to The am my, 46 Wo mast have it new eMMra ? einem" If they ma et bod outside the misa se the gad, • we kW. boi b the WI they will We. Why lob dbia is time wieg pedal* wheel ill-psid were on in wino paid by the win and pia the taboo." the sir Wpm se Wien pmewaut. M thu they wee Wan WM/ I left thoy fam la oeme We was isse May should he wo SWIM ads& bmw thai aim Ike sea es ? Or bit Ong Ow me NOW to isle Wide mama al pow* waft it la es worm, sad yet whoollif ell tibiae to talk of the law slag* ema &mad in the we of Woo wades; the we warn leave lhair rebiney tbe law high ileM as WS, wiMeolkey dad on mint ma parade assabiadles lawns deem isd be beep lbw to the • aIA wagon" Ake pa as sib melba the Women m a dam Las boss devised-4We Wear is pm shanad at the wow ot their Mundooll Los amain alilhe polies fame rise op to anneal aria agrarian *kw. to put dews Imagesee sad the movivies.= would pia a Wood howil as the elm et __„l v would sot SWIM all lake howl would mo the,, t h ey would riot, and public °Wks would he with thmt. We an told that the rewards gime to the laimatere at the Panel political imitator are glom as askartindraws at *dr wee* not m any r emuneration for N. Whr b that ressada en saver giros to skilful Webbing% aseparnme. hew= =ken, &a. ? Why is it that we ham so mkt" se Weed dim servants than Wm serums ?Is we this wow ot ibe Wine dam admissioa that bog service to fans ammo lured el mom than ov di na ry endurance ? Is meths all ondadsgst the pesant's skill in this opocdal swam bdis. Ova of a belief MI Oar part that wither the wagos Pah or attachwat to oar 'wise, or hops of bet lie terlag minditioa will, mad, tali forth the fall morose of ibat skill? Pm be II Wm ma to wish to Ghia the di& mibution of wee, crabs, mossy, or framed loodoesido, oar laboasoes. If them rewarded nein &owe :L i n t said of them. the acknowent of tisk weedi eiefelion Is sot inenelvo. Bat would wish to no Ile miss. if the year a litdo mon waissoal wiik V el pulhag sot weeding which swishy greets autism M see r weed, poisiatry." Oh how I wish theme o boerer's bit mosimme was in mine way, only for a y two, Wad up WO Oa snow if be-boating ! If the Wes Woo and psis aro Is tonne pan to OW ▪ taws flatteries We of one musty thee they do at peoma, lima con be by &lag bask la sow shape tothe labourer the moms he used to have of maltiog 7s. walk do he powk w e s tcar s ithu larmay. Tito doett an gose,ortoi sill, parish allowances arc Nerd. ei OMB an assisted. Toe mat, then, by ardirolds. sio wee bit to where be ma live ; pay him at as is&pm ltra lisumatly We or be mutat to see kis live as he lOW dos ▪ asesuity tease fly . las thankful to my ems ear C at i4ag groat thiar ememdmatt dere aff ilreis ;ea eons of tidy Ilasy are og *sir sweat she te Wm hi =WM= la tom pos oll ag ie way. They sow look far end wide ie surible, able mows with capital—toes when thaw Mgt le ses sairalr Ma el she Wm of labour glom eitemeani bows is la pad foe liberally. I foe sae bask it alma wasp anal geed by the gradual impala* , amaelga if =imessiad•Pumirat of old amaimalows, eia to a opts , that. nada ths plea se= ism, goo bad labour at Ms soma of high poor week ratio mad heave gaol warms. I Mow vevy will the mast p to the wall, but thin is so raw why he should be aamemifully wined whoa iben. It is with no little thaWhiann that I perceive saw Wat 'witless of a tom ticsla proprietary matters, whish may pit Me labowe sad the employee in somewhatthine relative widows. It is, dr, sow now then 17 yew slam whin sa assitionhal (intimations made me Wont a life, whisk this low mold be me of way years. to the work of ezposiog ib iLV and opineteigne of the agricultural Wearer ; l kayo nova faltered in the wort, though it was hag t *fon I saw soy glimpse of real hope ; few would limos to the tiles of misery I this told ; to tell them was considered a sort of agmba trews. Not to is it mow. I dud myself gaits Li behind is the ease ; the yell has been lilted blear than 1 ewe eissi la lot it ; more sow is known than I manse dared fineetely do I thank God this it is eo. Tho &idles question has received sa impetus which will not be hindered ; the rights of labour to a tea market is folio:min la the new maw. I yet almost hope to me the day WWI =1161111110•111 aped the wafers of the labourer as part wog of the Wean of property. l her to see them &tag their Wade, thenteeltha, to Mo wn why it is Was 7w so Monad, rather this taking their seam oi laboarees Mansur at maaadband, from those who think they Peet by Moping him where he to--in a wades in whisk he has so hope of rating the standard of his *Wel tad social life above that Wick makes life a daily arm* of marttrited toil ; subjects it daily to said, teaaptatien ; gives him no freedom in the disposal of his oaly espied —IM labour; too often imthe hha, within a few years of a public seknowledgment M the vales of bog faith fal eartioe, to sad his days a pauper in a parish hovel, or in She wart d a salsa loam. B. G. 0. VO T p IeDITOS OP MI TIMM. Slit --Tbo "tabard We, mode at Storming'' , with es ter to the sweat of mime in the rusty of Doter, sine beta partial view of the real 'Mount of Mae which az is s . Tog era renew wee what ohne WWl' de. raged ; the &adage is Ws Wry, eat tellildWO met repersot mere thin assioarth of the 'Ws ger pentad. 1 miaowed te wee; aloe, that of Wass thilk mittd, the When of whisk an Meerende a very beg' a n allured to ge welleak s. b ahl i= ls o f dth • grit:elf Wrenn by the edging wi g s I pessaatry an from; the Ma ust=ds whoa hisl Mang, ben rebbiag, 'beep old mealay glesing. A man who I think vsty leht jade _es ski Wan has ward re that ate A 7 es mask Jan in erne trine is stolen es booed. Abut two pus elres, ea Wig through some Imp aw relosens, I saw die yews in " ialtest " protested by a warts faseing, whisk tra colored with red Si yellow 011ive. I asked W twat what skit wee for ;" bis ally was, " That it ft etra tbs weessa's dresses who owe to steal it." As to slump and limb waling, I speak within Wads whim I gay dud he psi set lees than s ixty or slivery beep have bees instally s toles; end this be se Whig • smear es hi to me the thieves meet be well haws ia their went CZ him The esamod ass Is. th is 'We have mot boss ow me rat far the weber lowa to have waned. Ofisers m a width" this year Ws k id down swirly from Leedom, have Heed for weeks fa dirgnies amongst the pude' men them soispeeted, but Mr failed to get say artines ea whisk they raid ante:4 s = toll mo " That Wes mimeo an so lightly ameaget pearestri.that no money will tempt than to give "ay labeeendss. la oat era, when seme tighter air WO wen lama from sae fed la oat night, no puma was Mows to poses iromatiest whish sore hue led to a 'curdles tithe preiec Phi was of the poorest poor—of know& bed Wiener. A free wasp to Andean& was Meted kr, with advantages whin would haul set her &ben went Mr Ids. She seed set hire appeared at all is the matter parr. My Wormer told as ohs refused all offers with this ealy reply, " I am sot 11011 ff to OW Illy tows Reads, fed." So way bars been Ws rebberies of towis sa dodo. that way purrs who ow made a mod profit by them ban altogether even up Wert them Then are occasiont sowittale sad eseratiens be th ese grimes, bat they re, however few Wood, sipand es wry with the ambits et bobbins Oath* Weide br their A. tower may readily detest • ices best his fold Si pith try yard; it is sot to way to remover oil of whisk he is robbed fromi his b a ns sad ornery. This work is dos. I. purr by snarl quantities at a time ; but, if I wham two Imre; miller la different puts of the county, a very large auteeht of pain is aerially stole". Grier brought to the mills bear with theta plats o f that they consist Cl psis ham beim differ's: powthe, of different ruddy, and of ses el very different Id Uwe an seas conviction fie Pais segallag bet in ) Steel them are when a lap enae.ni babel er two Sem bra takes at a We. The ro t bbery of the bra sod wow is piseta rarely, if disco wed. pramented tawirelea. Pran lamer Uwe is • Mid for it. le very reents, sad as the whole very often deemed, sa aka &WWI, a eciadatioa gmatally fellows. It is set Otos that It is amesigniied with any distend= to violence' bet these bre Mos two eases within my ow kourldge of saresateedis se hewn. Is Gas ow, • tenser of the plies, with ea neat, was brought down , sad the pries wers all taken sad sorieted; la widow cue, where • Mow bratally snacked sad beaten, if I as oat mis iaformed, 100 i. reward was 'Wed. I km se doubt la my own salad then were way who could have entered that reward who were liviag • We of washed want not cos, however, wail "see forward to gin "Weser Awaits sad WNW eft woos, barearies, mid sash like serious orime, ere we, es &twin in the ere et our own pereatry. My own belief is, that the Wow of this asters whisk ere esswitted are for the rod part the week rem ea the bean —a dam with whisk our tows" sad 'Meer an ea* infested; our do 1 thisk ear psessatse web Wee to tint spirit arateation which breeds welts opea orb caw Wo.. of mane, then are yearly soma elavistises rash el Let me wow speak el the parr morel character of our reek. My gnaws eppeaW our. I think, eteuediet me whoa I say that fee the met part the esnerny of mar. siege is aid *right Cl WU pant's Wet be the prepara tion bobby lira. I always thick Forbid is natairly dosh with la Ws matter; what is said to be aa wrier saw dine, is at lere • very wend habit in th do e rest ot of the rosary. There is a great dial of bawdy I n haew whether it is sa the increase, 11601 do I thick it po l's r ter to inquire as it is well known to neap that there sow exists a else of " kaiak prectitinant," whose va tic" and whoa sharps are leo well naderstood, that, al se emigrant observed to re, " It was now the gill's own bolt if eke got into trouble by having a child." These " cenaing women " are • gnat tad growing curse to the canary. As yet, all effarts to pat ordenn which could bring a legal charge know how unto them, is the provisoes, hr failed, althoesh I no little effort lies been made to do so. I need hardly add, that the promiessous way in which all ere, sad rue, aad Ma. trans, pig together in the sleeptag rooms of crowded crape, Ueda bet too area to supra' it not proof, tot !TWO,* better left to be inferred than derithed. The wad inendiubm which have owned of late years bays boon few, thank than ban hose some tympana lately of a disposition to display diameter by these maw It has been gives is evidence by one of our local author i shoo ia these matters, that a bushel of wheat and a shilling ls the nettesary wages of the county. When cora blo w I admit Ws this is very aw th e stale adopted ; thou ern then I hate fused that whilst the market titans are made the steadsrd of value of ern gotta wages, the tailings sold to the ream pert of wages are sold at a higher avenge; when corn is high so seek scab is adhered to. I have before me evident@ r far beck as 1795 that the Donet wages were this trom U. to 7s. a week. In the year 1822 • e union of the Hoar of Comatose sat upon the subject of laborer' wept. la Wit report tables are gine of the wages in yarns ecouttise; 1 find Dorset alone paying ao 3,Neer this 7a., pia; as low as Se. I shall be told that, et this be the we, crime was not then as comma u it .low is. I assert the tontrary to he the fer ; I arm that teen the year 1790 the year 1829 there was more reel slat than now esitts, though of • different entracte, ; it ass trims "ping the crown, and against • party whose rights wore then as little esterned—the owner of the rights ot Cawthorn Chase. At times more then 18,000 don rata wild is thou char, to the great annoyance of all the border t rotters, bet to the groat enjoymeot, and pecaran profit, of the perantry. Aged pintos, in very many vil lages, bays onfeesed to me that they then could always have meat; "the masters" cared little how many deer they stole; nay, some made no objection to a Match fosnd ander the latch= tattle. The disfranchisement of the Chase, in 1830, took not lees then the Tare of Is • week from the receipts of the labour g cies, is very many ernes. Smuggling was, again, • very 111/44 @tette of eirgument to the peasantry. One of the oldest aal beet informed smugglers of his day is lately ./ . ..re to his rest. From what he again and again told me, I 1111 Whiled that for very many years, up to perhaps 30 years ago, thiugoling gays a very large amount of employment to the peasantry of this crusty, and, directly sod indirectly, put • great deal of money in their way. The measures takes to protect the rest eat away this scum of pin. Again. until the paring of the Poor Lew, the low wages were cry an admitted put of • man's lawful angst bread adowances, from the root, the church , and wit rates made them up to the point, which gave --asi‘nce. Until within that few years very many thereat of pout& west expended annually, in the thread Wain trade, from Illandfced sloes • large sow in we other of the rusty towns; the wo me n and Whims made Loge earitirgs at this work, This source of income is almost ahogethet gone, the warp art scarce pay the poor return of lc Id. for the best workers' entire west's work. Is addition, sir, to the lets to the peasant of aids, legal and Illegal, to his wept, the temptation to commit crime has of I.te jean doubled at his dour. Schools for morel caatarination saist unchecked in numbers, and wholly on. ratrulted. is the beenhou, which ab fund in every locality. TM ries id the terant clan hes drawn so broad • line be twit them and their laboring, that they have little, if any, control vier their moraters when not actually at work. orowdtd sad so wntehad had the old dwellings War, ;hat the heads of a fatally, if sot glad themselves to get any when of an aveniag when there is warmth and comfort, were too glad to rld the one those living room of the cottage o its young &Ault members. The beer-ahop has its good ire, its socifcrtable settle ; it has jest the company • peasant 'a thew. dataiet likes, via., those oaly whose sufferings end feeling* ars as his owe. It is usually kept by traint a man whose lrittea .11 life makes his presence a nything hut • res nn his coattails; Whether these houses are or an not icentott to sell beer on the premises, it is notorious they nestle all do so ; end, under oat name or soother, then an -.try few which do not sell spirits; they keep what hears they trce,without respect of days ; the amount of costorans which t Taut them 's very great. These ars the council szkortate to which tidal rime is concocted, as they are the wee la s•hich the result of crime herds its ready market. I will not' ad my piper by tkeribiog in detail what I know to be the Wawa practices carried on thre hours ; it once fo r all in your !ohmas set very l oa d ethos. The sum who deal, ualewfully in as article so often abased u beer wIU not be particular r to the way he strain ,:asreeer.. Some " safe houses," that is anything ga y bg brim& plumed, and brought to them ; others en women Jerry'," offering loather "peer of attraction. jast es well known to thil mg Wes as it is to the clergy, who hays to otallesi sma rt alli t I ratetpxiese. The jostion say they eta de obis las..e will %ions ; the leers say they own pi in. n ,• the reel het being *no so orearagemeot " ; a& gutters to do so—parin 'tastable' will do orbit g. Wages, sir, having then continued almost stationary, ex. •wt meta. Mgt rho having rises them • little still left the rob 'ant no been off ; auxiliary moisten*, to thew by heir -r wul mesas, of cid established character having tailed ; -Iowa: hedge tarns, congenial cranny, sad is made asy tarn* being established far and wide, in as grist a numb./ as tie IlArket of the idle end profligate causes • de- Awl :or; are we to wrier that crime nos taken that goal s:Wing form which is new complaine d d of ?that puperbm ui ea the thaw ? sad that wpm o become pi mp and aim ear* ? The foal Wary of the peasant's home in assay a lagie thins him to the ill-eoaductat beenhop ; tte there hear rack wee trielg discared ; he tells his own ; the character of the diSsnat norm, the stacks they posers, Os Wenne they follow, the were they pay, and in what they pay thus—thees are the wawa toes" of a beershop "wing. Thea fellow stories of the "Jones meeting " and W ad j oie the einerases Cl the Weasels' pot Wean is MA the ire sad mammas Cl tks rhea Emporia eensible. Disputer Wows, H dhisiaa, produced an iron bar, on whirls thue were marks of blood. He also produced • cer tificate from the Loudon Hospital, in Which it was stated shiers* is danger. The prisoner was remanded he a week. MARYLEBONR. Multi/moos BOIMILIT or JIWILLIRT. Elisabeth Larsted,housesseid to Charles John Cox, En. of No. 10, Soutsbask, Regent's.park, was charged with baring been usearned with a mu set yet taken, in having plundered her master of jewelleri, sta., to • very large amount. Mr. Herds, • solicitor, attended for the prosecution. Mr. Cox gave evidence to the offset that the puniest came into his service with • very good character, and that on the 'on day he loft home with his wile to dies with some in Oxford-terrace. As there wee no necessity for more than one of his servants to remain in care of the pre mien, it was arranged between the cook and the prisoner that the latter should keep house, end leave was given to her to have her sister with her. In the curse of the same even lag, the cook, who had returned home after spending the day out, cue to the pusecutor in Orifised-terrace, and from what she coremaniested to him, he hastily ripened to his dwelling, sad found that drawers, desks, ffic., had been forced open, end a large quantity ot valuable property stolen; one of the article. alone, which was a brooch set with diamonds, was worth 130 guineas. His loss altogether exceeded 2.501. By the magistrate—When I first saw the prisoner upon my going into the house she was greatly excited, and said she had done wrong by letting a man in while I was *bunt. She alleged that she had known bits bat • short time, end that the first time she saw him was Last Sunday,when, as she was going out at the gate, he entered into conversation with her, and en Monday morals' • woman called upon her with a note from him, in which he said that he would see her the next day at 6 o'clock. He came according to his peonies, and she let him in, and before his departure her sister was compelled to go away. She (prisoner) added that while the man was in the house she had occasion mere than once to go up gain, in order to see to some stoves (which were of • pe culiar construction, and under her immediate care), sad it wee I not until then thashe believed, from the contusion which she beheld in the different apartments, that the house had been robbed. As soon as she came to this conclusion she went down into the kitchen, and mentioned her suspicions to the man, who immediately seised hold of a poker, at the same time saying that he would go out and look for • police man. lie then quitted the promisee, and she saw nothing more of him. The cook, who made the discovery of the robbery, was not present, but it was stated that she would be forthcoming upon a future occasion if required. Other evidence was gone into, and the note received by the prisoner was produced and read by the magistrate ; it was signed " Charles Robinson," and he addressed the pri soner as his "Dear Elisabeth." A Prayer Book was found in the kitchen, having in it the name of " Charles Robin son," and it was in the same handwriting as the note. When accused by the officers and her muter of the rotber the prisoner at first expressed swish to rush into the canal, which was near at hand, and afterwards asked as • favour that a carving knife might be given to her, in order that she might put an end to her life. Her boxes were searched, bu• no portion of the lost property was discoverel in either of them. The prisoner, on being asked what she had to say, replied that she knew that she had done wrong in admitting one of whom she knew so little into her master's premises, end she could come to no other opinion than that the guilty parties must be the man, assisted by the woman by whom the note from him had been sent, as she had before alluded to. She was quite innocent in the matter, and had no idea of there being anything wrong until she went up stairs and Lund her master's desk open. She wee remanded on bail, herself in 401. and her brother is 301., as security for her being forthcoming on Monday next. Dosarios.—Our reporter was requested by Mr. Brougn ton to acknowledge the receipt of 61. for the poor-box of the I loud, the same being a donation from the Eul of C—. I transmitted to the magistrate by Mr. Commit4oner Mayne. SOUTHWARK. A BOLD 87110/11 Pox • CusitiTn•ts PllDDiNo.—Yester day Thomas James, en active young fellow, was brought before Mr. a'Beckeu, charged with Laving, on Christmas eve, walked into • grocer's shop, in Union-street, and ordered, besides grocery articles, the materiabi for a large plum pudding; atd, when they were made up in • parcel, the prisoner snatched up the parcel, and darted lake light. ning out of the shop. In his exit he knocked down two old women who were entering at the doer, and, turning the corner into Worcester street, he ran with great speed, one of the shopmea following close at his heels, and calling out "stop thief" at the top of his voice. In the course of the prisoner's career, when he found his pursuer gaining upon him, he threw the parcel away ; but, happening to slip, he fell down, and, before be had time to recover himself, he was secured, and the percel, with its cantons, was subs*. quently picked up at the spot where he was seen to have =run it from him. The complainant said that the whole of the articles having been recovered, there was no disposition to press the charge against the piisoner, the object being that he might be sum marily punished for the offence. Mr. a'l3.ckett asked the prisoner what be was, and his reply was that he had been at ass, but could not get a ship, and that he was " bard up," and went into the shop, and the parcel was given to him. The magistrate committed the prisoner few two months. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.. Cis me Cur.--60 to 1 apt Peep o' Day Boy (t) ;60 to 1 apt leastaltago ; 1.000 te:l6 apt Lsdy BM's ; 1,000 to 16 apt Malady ; 1,000 to 16 apt Cara& (t several dings) ; I,ookto 16 apt Debi ; 1,000 to 12 apt the Whin Colt; 1,000 to 10 apt Sylvan. Dan to 1 apt Dollegbroke ;12to 1 apt Ghillie Callan (t) ; Owl apt Tits Italian ; 17 to 1 apt Tim Nagler ; 17 to 1 apt Voitigrar ; 26 to 1 apt Cypnul ; $0 to 1 apt Mealtae ; 1,000 to 16 apt Wax colt. THIS DAY, lipoN Coarse of WWI Stengel of Wiled. State of Womb.; N.N.W. Geode Breeze. Clear. • /LAD iintelitgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YrATMAT. DIM= 1412. C01011•UOIRR TONIILIMII72. IN ma J. F. Branirr. The laaluapt, a pewterer , of High Holborn, a pplied for hie e , Milldam, His Honour ea il l= s t immediate certificate could not be granted. The amounts were imperfect, sad the expenses estornewas. The tinder mast be suspended for three months. Ist as BAUM MID HAAT. The bankrupts were described as of Cullom-curet, mer chants. To-day wee fixed for the bankrupt Hart to apply for his certificate, which wasirranted as of the third clam Ia 11,1 AHUM. upon the application of Hr. Knowles, the meountant In the case of this bankrupt. a stockbroker, whose ease was fully reported in our journal a short tirasince, His Honour allowed him (Kr. Knowlae) to inspect the books and papers. The returns from the following places did not ruch tint ogles is time for publication yestar.'ay ttity thereto, indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at Nine o'clock. Basouran N.E. (....icotiqreeze 1 Overcast rte._ I ihirtalt - ppm, Cleptle braise I Overcast Troosiuma GRE6NWICH...— 1 Lcwara+ N.E. N.M. MORT BIATTOCK. SWIM MI EDDISIMOS Dvmpas INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YEsTrADAT. Boors ran CILIZIP COMILIMONIA. The learned Commissioner disposed of a few protection cases, and the wart, at en early boar, rose till Friday. In one Gem the applicant made • proposal to pay his creditors , 201. a year by quarterly instalments, end • day was named I for the final order. BOUTHWARIC COUNTY COURT.—YESTESDAT. (Wore ft. Cum )m044 Ax Annimica DISAPPOINTID. This was an action brought against the South-Eastern Rahway Company by Mr. Cox, a performing optician to recover 2W. deluges for lore sustained by the neglect of the company's OOTllliali in the um-delivery of a parcel entrusted to their cue. solicitor, Mr. Church, the railway company's conducted the defence. Mr. William Cox, the plaintiff's eon, said he was employed by his:father at a weekly salary to exhibit optical illusions at various pars of the metrapolis, as well as the country. About the middle of Au•iust he was solicited by a number of the residents of Tunbridge to exhibi hire t his that pl apparatus at the Temperance Hall. li e accordingy d ace, and issued placards announcing his intention of exhibiting on the nights of the 20 th , 22 n d, and 23rd of August last. On Friday, the 17th [GI that mont h, he pecked up his ap paratus in two packages, and forwarded them by hie porter to the Swan with Two Meeks to be transmitted to Tunbridge Wells. Witniss arrived there on Saturday, when he went during the day to the station , and asked for his packages, when he was told they had not arrived, although c e nt a him a small parcel which had been lett out sad afterwards. lie told the clerk that the goods were for an exhibition on Monday, and informed him what a serious loss it would be to him if he did not receive them before that day. On Monday evening, after six o'clock, he received the two packaves, and on examination he fond they had been opened, and that a email parcel of the utmost impertance :treated from it, the consequence of which was that he could not exhibit him performance, and his lose was very great. A large number of people came to the Temperance Hell end tendered their money for admiesion, but he was , modelled to turn them awn and apologise for the conduct of Ur railway authorities. Wednesday, the 23rd of August, being the race day, witness was compelled to send to London for another *eta apparatus. to keep his faith with the public. lie, however, lost a considerable sum. Witnesses on both aides having been examised, the jury returned verdict for the plainti ff —Damages, 16t. Wits. IRELAND. Donna, Dec. 26. A considerable share of the protectionists' enthusi asm has evaporated. They appear to feel that their " dodge" of "nationality " will not do, and ars evi dently abashed at the awkwardness ti.e position which they hare assumed. At all events nothing has transpired of any moment on their part for some days past, and a good deal of their boasting has been abated. Mr. Fagan, M.P., and Dr. Power, M.P., have been addressing letters to their constituents in the south, warning them against the landlord machinations; fur whatever arguments may be used, it is in that light the protectionist movement will be regarded by the bulk of the Irish people. The new division of Dublin into wards has been gazetted. It is grounded on the elements of popula tion and property ; and is considered to be a most able application of scientific principles to the purpose in view. An appeal against the division on the part of the conservatives, was heard in the Privy Council on Monday, and decided against. The following is from the agricultural report of the Dublin Everting Herald. Daring the last few weeks the weather has bees of a very naprcpios &erecter for every department of husbandry, the production of manure excepted. Without daring to be positive, we are inclined to Walt that a Prater depth Of rails has fallen during the last thr,s weeks than we have ex perieseed in the came space of times for very muse ; press& inn years. The posed is at present replete with water, and all out door work is temporarily suspended. The winds still one time' very high ; bat*, atmosphere) is far from bt lag mid for the season, and the vegetable creatim has seklon, is ear experisoes, been less shorn of its beauty at say corrisrind. big period. Vegetation is still comparatively actin, sad a pod deal of the early-sown wheat promises to be winter. maid in the stance of a seasonable check. Owing to the immense quantity of gutted which is unoccupied in Inland just now, tee breadth of 'mead under wheat nut be far wider the national average of very many years past ; per haps extending as far back as 1680. We may who expect a national deflcieney of oats and barley in spring, except this landed proprietary farm, the unoccupied growid on their own sestoset. The Armagh Guardian mays that the report of the deputation sent by the Commissioners of National Pdsoation to witness the practical working of spade husbandry on the Palaos hum, has been so satisfactory that several hundred oopies of Mr. Alex. Yule's trea tise on spade husbandry have been ordeied by the board for distribution in their model school and to their teachers throughout Ireland. COTTON.—LrvakPooL. D.C. 26.—Tha market to-day ems very buoyant, and prices of Americana in many in-tanees ran up I.lbd. 10,000 bales Were sold, and of them 2,0 0 were taken for WOOLLENS.—LInns, Din. 2. 'nom the things of the market day tymbeday being Clutamaadsy and holi dy) and the mason ot the year, we have had a very taw amount of busman done today. COAL TRADE.—BsaiioutY, Deo. 26 —W. us 'lad to itAte that the Coal bade of this distrist is muck improved dunng the last two months. The colliers at most of the pits are fully employed, which has not been the caw lac me time previous. A SCUFFLE WISH INDIANS.—III the =urn of the SWIM the interpreter of the poet being in want of some paddles, employed this exemplary Whet to m ake them, and paid he them in rim. The (=tufty was so small, however , that It bad only the effect of euitieg theirst, and the rettinsed early in the sight for more, which w peremptorily refused. The doors were bolted, and we retired to rest; but rest they were determined we should not have that night; and they continued knocking at the doors and windows, sad bawling out at the top of their lungs, "Rua—more ram I" until daylight next morning. I rose very early, in not the best humour possible, and taking the key of the store in my band—l know not for what purpose— e- went out, and wee followed by the Indian, atilt d manding more MIL I told hint he should have none from me. " But I must have seam" " Then you shall go elsewhere for it ;" sad, without more ado, I turned him out, pushing him with some at frets the door. He fell on hie face on the *deem that tea in front of the buddies, and leaving him there to neover hie footing at lobar*, I re turned towards the dwelling.liouse, but had scarcely J.:putted the sad of the platform, When the yell of defiant*, Hee. esp-heo-haw !"'sd lamp ears. I instantly wheeled round, and final moat has to Ave with the Incbus. The old villain attempted to 'dim me ; but, sunned to madness. I sow grappled with him, gad milk all my might hurled him from the platform to =era. stood for a moment hesitating whether I d alike him while down, but hat little time to deliberate—the savage was again ca his legs. He rushed towards a gun that stood aga=rs a far-prom hard by. I instantly comprehended his ninnies and 'lndia, a stick at hand, in the twinkliatt of an eye I :nark him • blow that laid him senseless on the rowed. Being sassily aware et what I was doing, I was about to repeat the blow, when I towed the uplifted weapon seized from be hind. It was Prima, my interpreter, who addressed nee in a soothing tone, telling me I had al ready " dose for" the Indian. This startling announeement restored me to reason. Was I indeed guilty of the blood of a fellow ereatere i The thought =billed me with honor. I dashed the stick to the eam& It wee iastantly ribbed up by r ose el his three sons, whist the noise of the nab had now beeeght all up ; bran. dishing it aloft, he aimed • blow at my heed, whisk I pa tied with my arm, w =er e timb dropping sesseisso le nay side My men, however, now ea the spat rid defied me, and a fierce sends took place beteg= am and the Indian's sous. Had they been the fredagei Deft ON this occasion, my fer.trading career weed bass ishaad that 110,11- kg. They, howevu, get a smined drighbing, while their wretched father who bed bees the sew et the disturb. Gam, lay unheeiled sad osier dem en the spot where be bed set =Wag the bast sign of life. Wplime ef SimPuley asemanesidisa Wag prepared by homey, be IPS bane thither es • blanket, end I re tired to my quad= in a side of add not easy to be deeseilsed. Boma Ora the iseerpraMe came in with amw we from the laileas, entreaties mis to 0011111 and advise dis with them Weskits; the manner in which they should pose of their father's body. I went, and just sa I stepped within the camp, to the aetceishment et all present, the dead man sprang upon his feet. Seeing me at his side, be exclaimed, " You shall ban canes to repent this l" The words were seareely out of his month, when he sank down sad for a period of en weeks after he remained to helplem as an infant. He was eabseguently curisd down to the lake of two mountaine, where he recovered from the elev. of this esedgatica. to die, two years after, in • fit of drunkenness. --/ef.vis'e Bee 7 eteeduev. Chows LANDS or Ciusimiosr.—We an happy le be able to state that the Conunissionen of Woods and I Forests have intimeted to the holden of these bleak through Atha Widgelsworth, Beq., collector of Beebe, e I redisettsa of 20 per tient. olf their rents. The tenantry st the Right Be.. the Bari of Charlemont, in the neigh bourhood of Chtalensoat, are, we understand, aaziously awaiting his lordship's favourable reply to their memorial embodied at a pub= nesetiag lately held in that town. !aided in a mean camber of our paper, praying a raise d= of their recta,—AregarA Goardian. AS INCENDIARY AND MURDESEIL —The commune of Lurey-Luy (Allier) has just been the scene of the two rad cries of incendiary= and murder. A man, from feel lop lansimal revenge against the proprietor of a farm at tike linen set are to it to hopes that its owner might perish la tie &sec A large bins, with all the cattle, forego, Its., 111810/01. Mai &Waned. While this work el destructies M pie oh ob. Ml= VIM Is a house at • abort amass I lbws VIA epee. sod bras/bat try of fire inhabit the in- I now a yams sad he: daughter, to run out, whets he dos libsodelp Awl at these, tad seriously wounded the latter. 72a aimuss hoe boa smoked sat leased is pins. CORN.-B•spainT, Dee. $5.-We had a fair atteno of both farmers and millers at Ude Ws market, when a hit Wetness was transacted in %hut at an themes of Gd. per 3 bushel.. Barley without alteration. Wheat add at from 13s. to Ifs. eeL per 3 bushels. Barley atfrum 23e. to 27e. pee qr. hothing doing in other gram. Borrow, Dee. 28.-Wo have bad a small show of Wheat to-day, snd all One dry samples were taken reedit, at le. advance. In ow and Beans the troth was dull. Wheat, red, 3411. 10 4Us.; white, 41.. Oats, 12s. to Ds. Beans, Us. to 27e. CIOCHWATER, Dee. 26.-Wo had only • modemte supply of Wheat at market to-day, which sold fully u high ma lut market day. either articles heavy sale, &Reboot last week's Ware. S heat, 40e. to 445. Barley, 23e. to 275. Oats, 17e. to 20.. beams, Nato 322. Peas, 29a. to Ns. Moue, 29e. to 30a. per sack. HAYWARD'S HEATH, Dee. 26.-The attendance at our market to-day was unusually small, as alio was the supply of Wheat, and what few samples were offered found buyers readily at an ad- MOM of le. per qr. from this day week. Barley, Oats, Beane, and Pees come to hand rather freely, but our quotations are unaltered. Wheat, white, 101.1 b.. to 114.10 e. ; red, W. It.. to 191.:5. Barley, 26.. to Al s. OW, 16.. tole.. Beans, 23e. to Dis. Peas, 275. to 28. i. HULL, Dee. 28.-Aa is Usual at this season of the year, business in the grain trade has been almost smipended, and will remain so until the turn of the year. Transactions have been quite of • retail character, with a general arm feeling. The supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day was only small, in consequeoise of the market being held off the usual day, and altogether human was •wry limited, without any alteration in price, except for the bet runs, which were Is. dearer. Foreign Wheat held , and 11111 primp aid on the few "Unmade. Rather more inquiry drolly for malting Dar ley, but mane of line quality afloat, and landed paean are held above our currency; leas doing in grinding qualities. Only a slow We Is, I other descriptions of siring Corn. Pot much doing in Linseed, and the mai ket the turn lower ; Cokes are abo easier to buy. No trans. lions in Rapeseed. The fallowing are the present prices et grain: ! Wheat, Broglieb, red, per qr., Us. to Na,; white, See. to 40a.; Maisie and Konigsberg, its. to 40 ..; Pemerenian and Hamburg, Us. to 405.; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 34e. to Us.; Russian and Odees, 32A to Ws. Oats, English, lb. to 14e. ; Danish, 10.. to I 12a.; Friend, 13s. to 16s. ; lonian and Odom% 12s. to 14s. Bar ley, malting, 12s. to 24e.; grinding, 19s. to We. Beam, be. to 32a; foreign, 20s. to Ills. Pao, white and yellow, Ms. to Us.; grey and black, 24e. to 24. Linseed, Black Bea, 43e. to 43a; Pete:share, 375. to 42a.; Hip and Archangel, See , to aft. ; Honig:there, ths. to 375. Tares, foreign, 20.. to 245. Levert' from the litn tic the 21st Dee. : Wheat, 2,991 qrs. ; Barley, 3,14 i; Oath 134; Beans, 1/3; Peas, I,t/t3; Linseed, 7,437 ; Oil takes, o3 tons. LIEDS, Dac. 26.-The market being held off the usual day causes a thin attendance of buyers. Wheat bin fair supply, and, with a limited demand, prices do not vary from Friday's rates. Bar ley as before Beau, cads, and at articles slow Gale. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 9,243; Oats, 750; Barley, 2,997; Beans, 515; Rapeseed, 42. Lawn, Dec. 28.-Our market was held to-day instead of Ltezy ; tbo supply el %bait moderate, which was freely takes at irt i k's rater. Barley nee in Hunted supply and steady sale. Oats Beane, and Peas unaltered. Wheat, white, 101. Illa to la. 10e. ; red, 94. 10e. to NIL Balky, NIL to Ms. Oats, 1616 to Ills. Beans, 23e. to Hs. Pees, 275. to the. fintemix, Dee. 26.-On Ow sea exchange to day we had a limited supply of flas Wheat and Barley. Oats, Beans, and Pees were sunielent for the demand. Pine red Wheat le., and rrrytr Is. to Is. per qr. doom Ms malting Barley very arm; i. samples obtained Ma. NEWCASTLI, Den. 28.-The weather is to-day dry, and tending to hut, but eines tiaturda a good deal of rain has fallen spin, which keeps our grain in mo condition. At our market this miming we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, whisk was taken off freely at is. per qr. advance, whilst a similar improvement was made en choice south country and foreign, the beet Norfolk mad Suffolk re! commanding *a per qr. ; general rum, tie to Oa. Id. ; whine new Hamburg red sold St 41a. to 43.. per qr., aceardias to quality ; fine old POCIAMIIII being saleable at 445. dd. to 42e., and Drill= up t 0431. per qr., all weighed 631ba. per bushel. near was held softy for an advance of M. ore sack, which had the east et checking the demand ; as however our hollers are all bare handed, we anticipate that the advance Will be more freely given ant week. Rye in rather more request, but no dearer. Maltmg Barley rather more inquired for, and the may be maid as ',specie grinding and disULing qualities. Malt without change. In beaus little stirring. Best boiling Peas find more loqulry, choke Hamburg meeting attention at 259 per qr. OW without change. ROMPOIiD, Dee. 26.-We had a vary Baia attendance at market to-day ; and Wheat, being a small supply, sold at la. per qr. above last week. Barley quite as dear. Wheat, 38a. to 48.. Bailey, 27a. to 54. ; grinding, 22e. to 22.. Oats, 14. to 21.. Beene, 2Sa tolls Peas, 26e. to 31e. Bye, Sle. to Ha SPALDING, Dee. 24.-Our market was holden this day for the sale of corn. The little bushier don* wee in favour of the seller foe Wheat and Oats. Beane flat trade. AIM= 01 SW OUTlAW.—idioluel Hawkins, one et thou charged with the murdi r et Patrick Clarke, Em., of Sosthhill, county Tipperary, committed in 1845, and who, , having absconded at that time, has since re cosin-d at large, , though the government had offend a considerable , reward , f,r his apprehension, was captured hear Callan, ou Tnursday last, by dub-inepecor Corr, of Mullinahone. Mr. Corr hay- ing received information that the outlaw was harboured at the luau of a man named James Miles, situated near Callan, proceeded thither at three o'clock on Thursday morning with a party of shout thirty of the constabulary. Having unounded the facility, en entrance wu ohtsinui, but Hawkins, being fully aware that the .earth was for Dim, marls an effort to tore* his way through the thatch of the house, which he had nearly succeeded is, when one of the policemen, hearing the noise, thrust his hapset upwards, and wounded the fellow in the thigh. He still struggled to fr,e himself by s crewing the bayonet, which remained tut io the wound, off the carbine, bat, failing in the akin. he was dragged down; but he then seised a prong. and with that weapon defended bluebell foe a considerable period, inflicting several severe wounds on the police, end not stint nderiog till one of the constables cocked his gun and declared his intention of shooting him if he made further resistance.— , Kilkenny Moderefer. CLERICAL. ORDINATIONS. The following geranium wars ordained on Sunday last, Dm. 23: ST 111 ASCABISHOP OP TORII. Daasous.-11. R. Alder, 8.A., Trinity C.. 11., Cambridge ; C. W. Foster, 8.A., Christ's Coll., Cambei..g. ; E. 0. Phillips, BA., Corpus Christi Coll., Casainidge ; T. Welker, BA.. C. White, 8.A., St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; .W. Barstow, 8.A., Christ Church Coil.. Oslo J. I t . Ca M rter, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Oxford ; S. Buries, B A., Wadkam Coll., Oxford ; C. J. Bowles, 8.A., St. John's Coll., Oxford ; C. T. Malloy, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin ; 0. Restman, St. Bea. PRIUTS. —C. Bailey, 8.A., Catherino Hall, Cambridge; R. H. Foord, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; W. V. Walters, 8.A., Wades= C 0.1., Oxterd T. R. 1.1.x05. 8.A., University ColL, Durham; W. R. White, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Dublin ; R. G. Young, Si. Bees. ST THZ BISHOP OP ST. DAVID'S. DZACONS.—T. Thomas, W. Evans, 1). Vaughan, B. Jones, Bt. David's Coll. ; J. Wilson, 8.A., Emmanuel Cull., Cambridge; J. &brio, St. David's Cull. ; .1. held, Lite rate; T. Walters, J. Jones, J. Hughes, H. idorgan, St. David's Coll. Plizsre.—.l. B. Smith, Trinity Coll., Cambridge; D. Morgan, R. Boweott, J. Bees, B. J. Beans, D. Williams, St. David's Coll.; H. Roberta, Christ's Church, Oxford ; C. L. PEagles, New Inn Orford ;A. Griffiths, Li'erate. P RI PBRIIIHITS.—Rev. James Whitworth, to the perpetual curacy of Lianas, Carmarthenshire; dio. of St. David's. Rev: Frederick Elites, LA., upon his own petition, to the vicarage of Gestingthorp, Estee, 150 f., vacant by the death of the late Rev. B. Byer. VACANT.—BrehdsatooT7 of Norfolk, dio. Norwich, 2401., by decease of *be Ven. P. Jesuitry, D.D., whose demise also motes Calton R., Norfolk, end the ineuntoency at St. James's Chapel, Maglebone, value ; pat., her Ma. isstY• NAVAL. Woormica, Doc. 23.—Enterprr, Capt. R. Collision, and Investigator, commander R. T. Le 31'e,nre, will be ready for ma on the 31st inst., and will have Wce.lwich as soon as *-y have entered their complement of men. This, however, is by no means an easy task, fer although double pay is offered as an inductor at to men to join, volunteers drop in but slowly. It is not apparently from any pertieu lar objection to the voyage that this difficulty arise', for all the ships Attie, out at the various ports find the same dif :Lula. The Terrible, at.-frig., Capt. Raps, hie not rim less complement ; the 'Ward, fist** is in the same positios ; sod the net*, at Sheerness, is in a similar plight. Sicken, stewards. aol landsmen ot all kinds, drop I. by mores, bat able ablabla w be obtained but slowly. AgallMlolll, el 80 soak is Named to be in (tame by that end of hulk next, and the men who are at work wpm her are to be allowed nalimited earnings. 3ix pair of sawyen who are employed to get her timbers ready. are use to be employed es task we ..... bowl Am like 1 ewe Dotal et ro villei wed ' f epos (lay Le Pec , f eele I ea, Ikea dell tail i l l the , be post sm. ties at air! a , sad to 1 se no the IA "II elk fete i I I liel du i r i•e , le , ad lb th I th el Ire I 0 w e la w • 3 i 1 II 11 ... • r I .. i i . I 1 • i 1 I I 1 1 i i t.l i . ' i 1 1 i 1 ':: ; I 1 i H \ 1 I Partially Cindy Gentle Pr au Partial y Many Gettle Breeze Partially Many Calm Overeaat,. Calm CAla Gentle Dnue Omitls Breese Gentle Breeze _ mid Ergo Virtu Qat* ° Partially Moly mast N.W. I'.w. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (1,... ~,, c.fraspesigais,l4 " 8110 M Oustit," sad • 11.'41 Lite CASUALTIES. Agenoria, Patterson, hom Scotland, for this port, was stranded going into Pope's Harbour, on the 7th moat.; crew saved.—Haliisx. N.M., Deo. 14. Camerons, Finch, of London, from Laguna de Termitic*, with a cargo of logwood, was lost on the Areas Reek prior to the 13th inst. ; crew saved.—Camptachy, Nov. 14. Columbus, Holton, from London for Bom.sey, went on shore last evening three miles esstward of Dungenees Light, house. She had 10 feet water in her hold this morning, and it is feared has beged.—Dover, Dec. 26. Palmerston, Bray, from Wyburg for Hull, which wsi stranded on Wrengelsholm on he 28th ult., hes become wreck. The greeter part c 4 her cargo has bees tarsi, and it is expect, d the remainder wi.l be.—Reval, Dee. 14, Rio Grande, Love, from Pogwasb for Live rpuol, which was driven on shore on Pict, ti Islands, en 2nd last. (is reported in yesterday's Daily News) during a snow storm, subsequently took fire, and WO burned to the water's edge • crew (except one man) and part of the ship's materi als saved.—Haliess, H.S., Dee. 14. Selina, with &cargo of nitrate, was lost about the Maw October, in entering Islay. MAILS. more Hamburg • Rolland aim.... Pacific India yid Southampton India yin Mansilles Boston and Bahia: ttezioo and Havannalt West India Brazil ARRIVED. Dn.!. Jim 7 Dee. 28 Dee. 29 Jar. 22 Jan. 7 Dm. 21 Anserve—at Deltas' Deoembee Si, bred A R DNNT—At Gravese nd, December 2 5 , from N i t ALBION—at Gravesend, December 26, from . Balms BIMIAMIN Hue —at Gravesend, December 26, from Celeste BM:GOMM—at Deal, December 23, from Greveml peen LlN—et Deal, December 25, from &Mid BRIGAND (11.11.)..*At Liverpool, December 26, iten......CONIANNagb CARIB--et Liverpool, December 26, from Damn Cuisines—at Liverpool, December 26, from -Pieta Germane—at Waterford, December 24, from Cheeleit Commumw at Gravesend, December 25, frem lianlerg Etstasoa—in Leith Roads, December 24, from. ........ - —WM Buntlines—at Deal. December ',5, from aimed TILINSDO--lit OrWerlid, December 26. from . .... -... Balm Gasser: fo a.)—at Liverpool, December 26, from . flu:ma—at Dublin, December 24, from INDlrssinsca—at Portamouth, December 25, from °7 . 4.= Janes—et Liverpool, December ..6, from Prince L IEOI JOSIPH BUSHIT-4t Deal, December 26. from JAMS AND E.llllA—at Gravesend, December 26, from late= Maar AND faun—at Kinston, December 24 . from . MARQUIS ON BILIADAUIANs—at Onovernd, Deo. 26, fromeadMem Ocean's Baum—at Gravesend, December 26, from Tam& PAU:OR—It GiNNOONIId, December 26, from Tench riveml PIittANNIMANCD—st Deal December IS, from G PALISSINZ—at Deal, December 25, from Gramma It o atea—at Bristol, December 26, from Rio Gush SeLLT—at Liverpool, December 2 t, from Mtlia Sie E. Banes--at Gravesend, December 26, from... CION licesesoa—at Gravesend, December 2a, from Anivep SOBRAON—at Dublin, December 24, from .11lorroo V IV ID—at Gra - wood, December 25, from .. ...... —Di WlNDlNall—at Gravesend, December 25, frune„.......—.... ....114111 WILHIJAIINA—et Deal, December 25, from ... bawd Wm Acems—et Deal, December 25, from Gramme WILAAIII—at Shields, December 25, from ...... CenNien BAILED. Beams-from Cowes, December 23, to Repeaters-from Deal, December 25, to 11.6. Mit !lemmata-from Deal, December 25, to NMI Borne Parecue-ham Deal, December 25, M New MIMI haoreme-from Newport, December 22, to Berme Qeetat -from Whitehaven, December 32, t 0..... 0 .LOIISIIII-IVOM Gravesend, December 26, to '.7oresaca-from Liverpool, December 24, to _mom Fort Talbot. December 2t, to FaMe ......cesersa-from SWIM% December 24, to.- Ceetoems _ .moves-from Deal, December 25, to ........ ........ INIAZIMD/1 WELcorair-from Deal, Dm ember 23, to. Patteuseir-from Deal, December 25 , to home Poceseots-from Liverpool, December 36, to Needs Gomm Ravow-from Liverpool, December 26, to ..... et.Nkimah Ileaamat Ibuono-from Portsmouth, December 23, to Lists Harter-from Portsmouth, December 25, to Lie Joae GAIM-from Falmouth, December 23, t0............Va1mrdes LAWAMCII-fIM Deal, December 23, to ............... NoPeta Loma-from Bristol, December 26, to Nee Orient Memos -from Liverpool, December 26, to ................... O. Lacer Maces. A. FLAMING -from Waterford, December $4, tog. hies. N. MALACCA -from Gravesend, December 26, to Bomber PKINCIt Atom-from Cowes, December 23, to. Ameba PAILIATIMMII-from Deal, December 25, to ratsernae-from Deal, December 23, to . Pameramm-from Dublin, December 24, to Das rareues-from Solcombe, December 2 5 , to if IM MO Panics ALIIMT EDWARD-A . OM Whitstable, Dee. It. to &Midas Starve-from Deal, December 25, to ..... .11611 Minaatot-from Deal, December 25, to ................................ Meier-from hew y, December 21, to Gdealtrt A T OKA 6i:eon-from Liverpool. December 26, to TWILIITT•IIIVIII Mar-from Liverpool, December 26, to Porto into TTIPMS-4IOCII Jersey, December 21, to ..... Gibraltar Tatroe-from Gravesend, December 26, to .......................... Oaterd WAIMEA Came-from Gravesend, December 26, ip......... W eR ummerea-from Deal, December 24, to WASSINOIOI4.-{ISM Liverpool, December to ................. Noble Kau: -61 VESSELS SPOKEN RITE. Aunts, Wax Liverpool, Nov. ft at. 5 N., lon. 23 W. Atrium, of Moreton, from Unto for Monte Video, Nor. itt• 5 N., lon. 25 W. @nuns (barons), from Liverpooi. let. 7 N., loaf& W. [Advertisement.]—Hou.owAy's Pius. s &Te ri° Remedy fee OM Cougar, Recent Colds, and Astbmitietil Complaso. —ll i. coolinned daily by peenns who have &en arse sufferers 13st these wonderful pills are an effectual cure for old eausbs, ?vow c dr4 wheesings on the chest, shortness of breach, and ageoulood coo. plaints. such ate the extraordinary powers of fliatoway's • few doses will give relive so the moat ohs_ Male ca-ses of chyme of the chest, and those who have been dilated Pr years, and feed every ether medisine useless, mar, by a little pereeeersnoe sad ara obtain • permanent cure. They ars al - o an e ff ectual teroedif_,S booroesoosand complaints of the throat . --" , old by all druggists; "° at Professor Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, Leda. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.; BIRTHS. BELIN.—Dee. 21, at Oultiford, the wife of the Rev. C. ;O* Head.th..ster of ths Royal Gram-oar-school, of a daughte r. BELLASIB.—Dee. 24, at N or thwood.bouse, et. J u hn'easSA wife of Mr. be*. Hellas,* of a son. CHAMBERS.—Doe. 20, at Perry Roust, Sydonham, Mrs. 0. Cho' Den, of a son. KNIGHT.—Dec. 24, at Chawten Rouse,thuts, tits wife of E. Es 4 K Esq., jun., of • daughter. 1114KLATER.—lleo. 26, at Park.plece, Bristol, the wife of J. Lioklater, Pao., of a eon. MAPLES.—Des 24, at Bounds-green, Southgate, /1 IS. V. AN." al a NUL MARRIAGES. REIDGER—WELLAND.—Dec. 28, at St. Mary Notelets , M a i mosdoes, by the Rev. J. E. Gibson, Rector, Mr. George hrstett..,, Godatruing, to Ruth, eluest daughter d the Rev. litotes' of Willey. of FORBES —DALLAS.—Dee. 21, J. W. Form.... Esq., third eon_ late D. G. Foebes, Esq., of Culloden, lucerne...bore, to eidest daughter of I). Dam, Esq., at balsams, luvernessAat• DEATHS. BURRELL—Dec. U. at Condutt-etrect. W• Mullett, q., late otlel-terrace, Cheltenham. aged 75. CHALLIS.— Es Dee. 21, Mr. M. ahallie, Cowley.road, .5149 1 . 0 008 ' aged 75. FLETCHER.—Dee. 11, at Southwell, Moth., Mary, wife of do BO' C. Fletcher. aged 59. JENKINS.—Dec. 22, Mary Ann, wife of w. JentinP, E.:1.. of Ma t road. Regent's-park, daughter of the late (Jen. Wham *, Strowan. MAR.4ll.—Dee. 23, A. C. Marsh. Eq.,of Eastbury, Mertfordebil. aged 84. PARMINTER.—Dee. 12, at A-la-Boule, K ew Exmouth, Miol" minter, aged U. of SCOTT. —Dee. 20, at Bath-terrace, Feckbara, Mr. It. 3e00,10 Tamlbeth, aged ad. CAT TLB.—lioNtromp. market to•daylwas mo sbart of all kind elite* me is Mr namely sottleiant to make a market, thin* Oath for the thmatity of Wryer' ; Mendota priceo may be mil to bo arm la hoot week. MOronsix, Dom 111.—This being tha, holiday market very I Mated and potholed ►by Wrimao KOS. 11 " 44 n e a s Lombil lath business inn triamenaL Beet made tiom Is. W. to 45.; Mut- stress. in tke City ei Landon. Printer. UmYtmu too, 2s. 4d. to 4s. 2d. ; Veld, M. ed. to U. id. ; Pork, 2s. 4d. to U. 6d. I street, to the presinet of Whttatrima—Tammac. I pm mount alb a. claim Mo thin. TIM POLICE COUBT& MANSION-HOUSE. CHARGII 07 FORGING RIAISIAII Norte.—Faderman, Lowrio, and Gordon, the foreigaere charged with having forged an immense number of notes, in imitation of the notes issued by the government of Aussie, for the purpose of de frauding the population of that empire, were brought up for further esamination. Mr. Clarkson, instructed by Mr. Nulty, of the house of °Elverson end Co. of the Old Jewry, appeared upon the part of the Emperor fo r the prosecution ; Mr. ISMS appeared for Federman, who seemed to be the man deputed to be pay master, and Mr. Norton for Lourio and Gordon. It will be recollected that upon the first exansioatien of the prinuten, Wm. Feger, of Aldgate, engraver and printer, gave evidence to the effect that he had been engaged by Lourio and Gordon, and afterwards by Federman, to engrave rates in imitation ef the government bank-notes of Russia, that by the advice of Messrs. Wire and Childs, solicitors, be represented the case to the authorities at the Mansion house, and was advised by John and Daniel Forrester, the officers, in what manner to proceed, and that the three pri soners Win finally apprehended by the ofileen. The first witness called yesterday was Joseph Lemma, who said—l am is the employment of Mr. Feger between three and four years, and I remember Lourio and Gordon coming backward and forward to the eounting-hown while we were engraving the plates about which my master gave evidence. Oa the 21st of September, between sax and seven in the even's*, I went with my master from Church-row to the Thames Tunnel. I walked some yards behind him, and we met Lyric and Gordon there. I took a boat to see if I could meet them at the other aide, but I missed them ; but as I returned I met my saner in the Tanned. About week afterwards I went with him to the same place be tween two and three o'clock in the afternosn. I followed a little behind. I know Counts-street, Rotherbithe, and I went into the taproom of a public-house there. My master was walking up and down the street, and I saw Fidernian at the first-floor window of a house, immediately after which my muter went in. On the 29th I went agam, but saw nobody. About a week afterwards my master went to Kennington, with Lourio and Gordon, in a cab, and I fol lowed. I have seen the prisoners at the house there frequently in communication with my master, and I have semi him produce the plates in different stages of progress. I have seen all the prisoners examine the plates and notes minutely, and impress their satisfaction at the manner in which the work was exte•Wa. I alto saw a variety of op:- ref:ions made, and we were all swore as my master repre sented. Fadeiman took what I believe was a Bible, and my 'water was sworn first. The three prisonen put on their bate when they kissed the book. We ware, however, not to allow any other work to interfere with that we were engaged le. I burned the original imprcasioas out of the way. I knew what was going on from my master. Lourio and Gor don told me it was railway scrip, and they examined the plates with the assistance of looking-glares. There were two penes, at one of which (the red one) Mr. Feger worked, and at the other (the black one) I worked. I got tired at one time, and Lourio pulled the preen for me. The witness here gave testimony corroborative of a gnat deal of the evi dence given by Mr. Feger, as to the payment of various sue el money tothe latter by Federman. The witness underwent a long crowexaminatie solicitors to the prisoners. Mr. W. Dormiaoo, engraver, of No. 217, street, said—l have known Mr. Feger these seven or eight years, and am in the habit of engraving for him. In the middle of August, in consequence of a message, I went to his house, and ha produced to me the red note, and ex plained to me what he wished me to do. I agree d to en grave the front of it, and I did so, and delivered Ito him when it was completed. The bill produced is ray bill for it. Upon his moss.examination, the witness said he never knew Mr. Feger to be anything but an engraver and printer. Mr. W. Asti" of Addle-street. machine engraver, said, in the early part of September Feger came to me and pro duced the red note, and at his request I made and swayed the ground plate produced. I also finished the border on one note, and I eagraved the writing for the back plate. I found the character in the writing on the back of the nobs very indistinct, and made it known to Feger, and he after wards pee to me the third note produced, sad from that I was enabled :to complete the writing on the back of the red note. In consequence of what passed between us, I made several correclione. Feger told me there was some thing wrong in the business, and that he had been at the Massioo-heuse on the subject, and been informed in what meaner to proceed. Mr. E. Blake, of Cross-sweet, Hatton -garden, ornamental engraver, stated that he had worked the ornamental en graving on the notes for Mr. Feger. At the next examination, which will take place imme diately upon the snivel of the witnesses from the government of Rom, to give some formal evidence as to the genuine notes, the priaonen will be committed for trial. The justice /Wm was, during the protracted Inquiry, crowded with foreigners. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would announce i his receipt of 201. from the Goldsmiths' Company, 101. from the Gropers' Compay, end 101. 10e. from the Mordant Tailors' Company, for the poor box. WORSHIP-STREET. VIOLS= ASSAULT.—DassieI Lorelei., a weaver, living in Parliament-court, Artillery-ground, was charged with emu witting the knowing murderous anima upon his wile, Cathe rine Lorden, who is in the Louden limping, and whe was usable to attend in consequence of the severe injuries she has !waived. Policeman Melly, H division, said that about 12 eels& on Monday night he mason duty in the Artilbsey•ground, when by the tranquil amk Company Ile trmrs a label other. Ales anent, RICH melte Warn Telegraph 0 gaslights i i AislY: isrgai tem and LAMPS, wit most reehei papier maul Raman and Mo. t, Neel selling. Ha (marl "1 ' Ss. 3.1. per not appro. , ' goat) I ree.— TABU varte "Barton Oa tag at WIL than-street, the only be talee knives ii.; nobs Mars, al ea ferrates, to desserts, ts per 44.zen ; 2bethrgest wise, iud Wells-stree FENI Vuj t WIL BOO)ttt, 3 isaa-otriel atwortotenl OEN ELM either for • snghip, Wiment Bright etc ditto with guinem; I steel feud) C 2 ISA. to vaster and gooney lei with eugi a.n. .829. EA: §. Der et ute RAGAS~ hair; It and bloor impartin royalty tl fashion, them a o and •ie onsitone tia artit No. E 4a 96 T. .EfF: alrett ele'V J 1 deligl IN V of um stilt tee° fami Bold at 7 CUTI I r "7 RI CM eke Ye Pri He 11.