The Express. — London, England, 1858-01-22 00:00:00

MUSIC . HULLAIrB ORATORIO CORCIIIRTIL performance or Aides Mativiou at Bt. Han ow Wednesday entail& la War nerds rit qsality, war marred by the dlogos of Mr. Sims who wee mmeated trim 611111112 i Ey the ecanaeme• et We moms ardirpo. . . . . . The part of lade. Maombette is so mesa &swab; and demends snob an intennty of ' sawn Net litearne, .one the tenor the day, le done «upend to ite as 81113•011 we. Naomi the Imam of geuration, so that, la fact, lades amiss ROMS is something like Hamlet, "the pert of hang omitted." Nobody is to blame hr tide; It unlucky accident, and could not be helped, though, - Holub might hare found a mon MAW lab. . Mr. Peel, whose elidia on the merlons evening ea Wedoerdsy, and who,thougha promielag peen welts made to eutein the weight of suck -pentode/1y his "Baud an deem "sere • applauded , not, however, by the wawa tat of riaparews, who were 'Adis* there purpose—a thing which, whatever per -.a their Muds may Nick, weer due this psi. principal soprano wu wag by Mies Heiehie, on exceedingly well. As she pies eelf-posemeim, . store and more to develop her good quelitim—ha dui voice, tensed taste, and troth of &gemlike. .ng the beautiful sir, "0 Liberty," vary lady, sad admirably accompanied on the violoncello by Mr. Chip?. Her other: principal sir, too, " Frommighty be took the Spoil," was brilliantly executed. The etagere, Mks Emmy Banked. Mims Palmer, sad Mr. am, solaitted themselves satisfactorily, Mr. Thome especially eacoredul ta the akr, "The Lord worketh which is fall of divisions of no ordinary dila . the choruses, the volume of yokel was fall end and the effects wen often very goad, dank we 1 ocomitonelly • little mere d plowed sad 010•11111 N• op the fugal sad resposseirepotate of the harmony. was umpiredy tall la eery part. DRAMA. LYCEUM. Dillon is determined that went of variety is of setertatement atrea at bM theatre dal sma be falare, fee if we ham net se many Mama elphs Renate players at Mee Lyceum. w• reap blare . steadied measety to making twee aid dmitag bor .. Hie Wet sanity, produced oa Wedarally, wee 6 4 a lms-set aim, by Mr. Leigh Hunt, goaded laws' ~fewareonsto. The melee of the plot, which is manly am of ‘i Mid la Tama daring the time of the wwe of eat the *ay is of the very slightest deserip. Clemeller as Toney: (Mr. J. O. Shore), ea Piellearatery flame, is respected arid copping M• la Reams (Mr. C. Dillon), of the may of The ampler, who Is • jolly rollicking Mew, bawd la hi pdaaawr, which a increased whoa De lip Mat tisi low si kis avian vas opaalay vaihriaasak as be was posaailos le as assisposalas vkk • at kis Iran /Ws se masa is aatßtial •r Basisaa, etas at - its Ida poi, as a baser le le sawed, if welsh la isaisaias tla lily, as is is a devils* ambit of Da Teem berate le hie chimer, the Ombra Ithatelthe (this. A. Mellos), hod erenthilly Weeds= Si hie espkr, Ith De le Romeo tares out le be se aY 4 the ledy, sad se twits the with tholeet reedthr • De Tonere bleed k sessed, wad a tdaknd• k Ikea, y sewooly weeded in the duel, bat a gay, aid Is peed gives le De Toney • peeled I width the Coates bed mass to hth. D. Terevy ma, sad tubes ell r basalt a hie segegentst ; but measlithe Go Cigna. . bas bed • sib thee es sill Lein is k Meek (Om C. Dillea), who hes lomod ad lAA basing bees • bruit Isms et De lbw k k Mod • yea* at Wm al Wiwi of prolorle- AIM weld appear to be • deed look se empire es which Pelf briar, his characters k tbe Gel; bat t quasi is this instance is mime. and well mils' but for tho toot end good-seilues of see issue, who, ie a half-bobs state, 'triage Berko of Ike sad gemordel which bring Go pesitethe to the rhaseber where they asps° , yawn me in the last seep of mieery, and se I • kwy seating, De Toney marrying the , Do L seers serum the feacinsting lot* idiom be bee los( knows end loved. dialog ie tbaesiliceat le shake* written, rising oak -7 to the very highest Alpha, aid klieg filled with may • csecelessed pretty trepan eel netephon. The Nang method. Mr. Dillon is sew se well suited es Is the • • dashing roysterer, with • handsome psis" • , sad very Huth brave. He played with grist vow, awl ems of blo bile at by play were specially J. G. lbws, who Is todeolewlly the most pre. if r thel met SONE and nee ungrateful llso, peedwo o loords sprig semrsdatios for he y bode& owed weldheoll ayes etkeoesk ink= reetaly laysdose. bot mew Sae le Ibern by ismilman Mad.. me NUM ape . theseekset the dhee wee sesatsat, sod at do eyrie* ..belles public will, the odoos as led hawed by Yr. Niles, sad was overcome by the sallasekem with which he wee= 4 MR. MULLAH The prriorwitar Martha's Hai cm We average quality, nes ' Berm, who vim gagement by the • sitios. The pert o t L day thumbs, in form and arm Mogen of the di performeacm as Bn the last gemoratios, without ReeTIS is • Hamlet bMag reoitto warn an unlucky oxide perhaps, Mr. Mullah t same than Mt. Peel we noti, od cia Midland singer, was quite male His sports—particaLw outrageously applaud. by • party of elm for that parpoes-_ . formers sad their Ms The principal soprano tae whole, exceeding] she is able more and n / sweet, fresh voice, n She sang the hewn & was admirably scoot Horatio Chipp. Her Kings he took the S other singers, Miss F. Thomas, ealnitted was especially mores Realine," which is malty. In the chorus nesemat, and the eba Issiderated onmakeaL ia tang op the foga Ths Hall ems tenpin yl =__— Mr. Dillow im dot I • the elms of siderbilam • cases cl hew% Ise I of plin es Hakes i hoc the stateliest mid Ingo. Hie Wen a 1 11 Dew dine-set drama, Iseasmonts. The acti distimeges, is laid in F the Presile, sad the Ina. TM Climbs sneer of the Padres by Deptels Es Is Re Ss hoe& The a hew ea imisaid Is hi Tansy fats hie thei wlletweso. as be w Gs lay of hb Lod De is Reemee, wl Weep es a Mays oak bit as being es ihe ow. De Tammy de MGM& (Ms. I her to Ws ewer, b Mend of the ledy, se mow that De Tansy ewes. De Is Remo !wide te hb wry, awl of Wen whisk the Cls is briees, awl mass la tie weesalwe Go Piked, Liaise is Is 11 the Wary, sail who, h soya, ewe WINN grim 11 , Wass. Hire woad el {hat to which ref 10 the keen' owns' le ewer be =Oise be Mewl De Is Row" ispether a swiss of Lie hi peahen to hid the young use evwdestee a low Coestaa, whlb De is De Is Motto, whom Is The diabgne Any . I . dee* to the very MI IWtte red pre was waliest. Mr. D Ameba of a ilimbiag rod her" awl eery ephit awl is., awl so geed. Mr. J. O. Ow Wig, atter la that iillia/08/ premiers, goeilessealy leering. The led& abensten Justice we awe be the The mime Grougle Mai of the ewids, Is a wither wee led brew widis ~tom by the PAST 00 VEII A highly Glen Tuesday womb& et al I I To Wettikari sad Politieel Chinon ladivtdoida who have The most prime. ll•Cnnagh's addrtaii = ;r ls i ne: Glawral, end so ass 1 tin Pt/WO ads of b mime is sake et • Wir—acilefL e i, 11. presume WWI NUM • SO Ili. Mealiest' whim Is. the prolieles wl midi are billy of ow Lathis rd Wet _ prim SW IM gif *UM Or thraldom ohm awed at Wit habits at II vise. primmes the t of the disk kr =idiom far the awe ate nedisel earl ibi trallatire.:ll Maar_ , ter hb win Mar Me differ said af probe wee a* bolero hod Menace ti latenst. Pet ir is end to the tr butte pain to o lembers monist the stsisaira that the en alserrewee ereised le ewe was all owswiel this wree&—e pelted =7twith eiwee e whibery impossible Se bel me seeprbe Oahe plow, ale= sesseted night welt est lid WOG= imakts tom their ems sewn I a PM id ad 11 elm Mae the h , not Meer Se add be an I Mead * panel si se visa to garb prow eli tledr thede the Its oils hew aot to Cant it lalath I w e d le h t7 l % maw= sad a half; Awake woe Imam' • Use softie* &CUD ammo: review brew bad e le the cashews memo Ms pine la th sedhrtissateity seillered eheled frow Clew lieralle a et" ~mw ba the erns PAL& • sasoms, Jew. lOW* men WIN% 00VEIN0R3-0311111L OP INDIA. highly interesting intim yap &limed as • maim el the literati laeftate et Miatt ia t WO;Luton, Fes., We M.P., " 0a lir ! Chmuswer of some of the meet itelearlogsle wbe have tilled the Ogee of Gewester-fiessral of most popular and instructive partite ef addrcao was that which was deeded le • aarratirs of th a caner of herd as perrions to his appointment Meitemer. to aa analysis of hie temaster Netiopel In ! son of Ma wimisienattem We awn we bare mottos se any Medi the terra rider Mops ' enamel aml laaa.t.d by Me homer to Ms b e eams r mingle of smey ab wet anisollim AS dot amen of isilerelles met bete b ez nen. = isk are met was* e. with whis par k t Ist spin sereellt as a es la awe es a s m i* et hie dines The mine .saw 4. fee the liberelles et lesstri rude threlieweltrewit doh% Ow the Faded atelibit • labia et rue isommint in the peso. tie the hot• ta i ii i V awl wend owe of the doll taw As et salves in nameal and O&M lhe Inispen seism* by theamblbilto ..teal sir kr essmena and nerentimmt In parserst MEM governmene—iesb in es - mks desk sees imlied, sad illerested. his tree est sole= bee endereis the diffusion at is the Iselw* praise was awarded. Tbe dMr tad Mamma t. die Mple, ed was to with interest. " Wien Lied W. Ileslisth bad resolved end to the rheum pretlee et erre, he beet psi.. to co if, ladetabini with the amongst the Bielsko; awl ma has =re that dr ml rite ihneed afsladb ao pert of the areined Is the Monisse • soil Met ha Was sersold se the reisterwee steels , faith. Was ;pelterise, se saysmelt wiz with strut —a kb sommentomf laii as sommsber with what • mintier, gems,' of India bid to deal. It was to foal mem that, to the Orr morosate 24 soweeles. ass mist erbresit ie 2tv_m! mad thee the were might ast aril es iserselebis hula teise 'Miss Ihrskali women life emit tad he dr se wilt the esdres of the mew ! thought beihrelest to rye der sets awl their ens teas* tors. Awl it et rider life fa his trot who he presehed - lie ileedwast on • bestirs altar, we red • Ma andenen min of a pagan lead, 11 be ape waskaly is revolts rimistams sato " 7,7 E pumas el the ewer of natl. It is 'as veer te hede Ide tab et to refrain by all ant Ihnitimie oar bou ' is Meeks ; proper Maas is r hid the toil of ma ark so • salsa tai imesesee light ray be sets at ell met— thnst it is the nom of es onwlllirog yes* se • e af power • • = ilM d • ftsosou ncy ." eory of Me Mees • •e d setestde el sa had; sae et Ns rem wesenpie ine mprenien et te Me, brOldlogli for his serellie • Beddow Boa RTT.--Idr. 81ine 8e,,.., prises tweeds ocenbrosses bed Mee sr& se is - • ~~iicasrer exprotrtiom GM be weld be ebb le Ur mothers onirelra swabs bee ides• ralrfes, sad Is essorsiossey br ow -46111 from apporlag !ebbs 4 dr prorrat Kelora der& Ms arrived le leaden, awl rid grabs bar Iroit 6r dr same di. ~mg. PALM Odd 8an4.1 er Jag. ft . Oa Ting, 774; imissikhow, bid ; seisi rowers, 1,02 THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1858. NAVAL AIVD MILITARY The following circular ha been issued from the Recruit* Department —" Hone °owls, Jan. 18.—The slaniard of ',crafts tor all regimeau of infantry serving in India la Infixed to 6 feet 3 inches until f ur th er ceders, the ge rematelag am at pretest nos 18 to RI years. By command of his Royal Highness the General Command -G. A. wrramuu., Adjutant-GennaL" ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21. APPOINTMENTA.—The goad servk, passim rendend vaunt by the death of Admi ral Dammam he been even to Vies-Admiral A.R. Sharpe. Bergson J. Bower, M.D. 0841), of the Carey" is ap pointed %rpm Superintendent of the Lord Raglan., convict ship. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21. Volunteering from the militia regiments stationed In this garrison to the regiments of the line dosed last evening, having continued over three days. The number was limited to 16 from each company, or 150 from each regiment. The result is sa follows —From the North Lio oda, 09 ; via.. Por the Marines, 15, Rigs Brigade. 17 6; let Dragoon Guards, 1 ; 4th Foot, 1 • Royal • Ceidotruen Goads, I ; and 60th !Ides , 29--g9. The 'nabs; of voluateers from the 2nd West York wee only 17; viz. Pee the 60th Rifles, 11; 6th Dragoons, 2; Royal Ifferinsa, 11; lath Foot, 1; sad Royal Engineers, 1. It is pretable, bewever, that We small result was owing to a dr umlins's wash occurred la the unison • few days ago. A private of the 00th Regiment (a detachment of which was about to embark at tide port for the Caps of Good Hope) struck a non-commiadoned officer, we believe, of the same regiment, we. tried by court-Martial, and sentenced to receive flay Lahr. The detachment et his own regiment having procutted to its the execution of the sentence task plus In Ult u atits i r t t• the Angleton" Barracks, under the direction of Colored Hely, CB., and the caws of the 47th Regiment ; the troops of the eases amps also being cm parade in the square. While the euttienos ems being airried out, the men of the 2nd West York, who the Anima Barracks, manifested symp toms of dlabeti. by continual hooting' and hiring.; but, ' sot being on parade, such a display of feeling did not lay them open to the formal charge and eoniequasoss of mutiny and inatibordisatioa. It is, however, generally supposed that this °marmot' of anted against the rooms of the vo lunteering. The Carac r oa, 3!, screw steam frigate, Captain T. went out of harbour to-day, sad made a run of the w mile In Stokes Bay. She then anchored at Spithead to take in powder and shell. On Wednesday afternoca, a seaman of the Bleakes, bat doing duty on board the Cesar, 91, fall from the nesin-hg of that vessel to the deck, sad received such injuries that death saned shortly afterwards. His same was John Rent tats Ina Wpm. SPRING CIRCUITS OP TR* RIDGES FOR 1868. Mk Akrijat Cockburn, and Rtr =L is tilmrk za l amiss tar the amai i. llll s.. Mody sr sumpimmis ogee se : J= W. Of IL . Mialassa Tie solar to be MIME at sad Ringstes. RCUIT. Jodme—Lerd Ilk J. T CI . Oolendge Arkin to be Miami at o.l4aranmsnes. admin. Reelllnsham, Derby, Lekantsr, Ind at 11101 FOLL CIRCUIT. • Jollne—Or Akrainasr Ccollbura and sir Wlestams. to to hooka al Ayleeteedford, Huninigebas. Cambridge, at T. i erle kr the Oassif aid . N CI RC U IT. Judger-4k Aomori ORTHER Munn sad Mr. Jostles DOM *Win to be olden in Fork and City of Durban Newesetle far Tows sad Oman, el Northumberland, Plow*, Appkby, Leaman for the Northern Dlvnica. Arsoradmem laybuid, sod Blackburn Hun Ireds li r i ler i =r . Routh lanneshke. In .:Win Visa Derby and Balton Hundreds WWITEIti CIRCUIT. Judges—Mr R. 1, Ormoisr, and ilk Jams Saw Wilke. Mime le be hakes M WlEshener. Relbimay. Dankness MOW, far the Cow eed CIM. Ilerhatia. and Ta XFORD mm OQUIT.O Jedme—Mr. Hama Walesa and Mr. Rama ChneseU. tor Mes to be Midas at Ireang, Oxford. WorentAir, for the County sad City, istaf• ford. Obrewrhln7 ay . Hulked. Monmouth. tikosonter, la nod for the County sod (l. WELSH CIRCUITS. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. Judia—Mr Chsa crompton, who, Muir gwoomitof th rows% the cireuf t, will loin Mr. Banc Bralowso as Cosier, and Bask hold the amiss foe that city cud county. The ram tote be Solana for Rooth Wake an to be at Webehpod, Paha and Meld. e amlir Olj e fr W e rra tit a bIIMBTRIL CIRCUIT. Jedpa—Mr. Rum Bessawel, Mal W. hulks Oyeraplon al . . _ Aide ba badge fla CaoMM. Thaorkwawid. Wawalbus. Swoop V*wow Praiafa. sad Grim osollos Judga—Mr IftwllorWlL hawk wM orris la lowa ao UMW& Judle, to Mows of lasdfwalary maim EQUITY COURTS.—JAN. 21. (Before the Lord Chearanor sad the Lord. Judea") At the emelnalon of the arguments in this ,see to-day, The Attorney-Garai, on behalf of the oorporation of Southampton, atibmitted the following term, of compromise to the cend—vls. that inannuoli u the hind areottated to matetidai one Itoool., me-flfth of it sheen be MUM kw the benefit ofompik leatel , de daughter, sad theios Ne make was me oce ke y eied the porat should pay all the ark Mike bed been fammed, and thst the remalader of the fiord eibead be dermal am le oarrytai oat the lager tours In the Mataide kmards the ad mineement of literetan and salenea, meting mile the fleet trait which provided kr the bonen of a home sad the of the teetake's beaks .ad mmemeiple, which lleaggerr trot nag objeoled tow mount oldie immoral cita meter of such books sad meirmorfple. The Lord C.:hoaceike said OM he then& the 011141 a Very proper one fora and, on the application of the • -Omani, fined , the 29th Mat, for carrying oat the torn ostler the of the court. The Lords Judea mourn& COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—JAx. 21. (Sittings in Banoo.—Balore Lord Campbell sad Antler Cola ridge, Wirriannan, aM Kris.) SITTINGS OF TH2 COURT: Lord Campbell mid ado the fifteen judges would sft as a Court of Appeal on Saturday neat, this court would not sit on that day. It has already bee sessosei Oki im Queen's Bench and the two other ammo Inn essils 11111 sot sit on Monday meat, the day appoadul Ise fag namelege of the Princess IloyaL PILING'S OP WALIPI LOSOILIFON 00111 PANT P. /CARDING, the new Ha had besa anahle to Ward to his work fee awes weeks, et which for six weeks be was wider the doctors hoods, and for a month more he wee in the ocestry. Be WI With to the plaintiff shout a guinea a week. The had pehi for him whilst In the country 30s. a week, mid the doelee's Si. as. p AO wa s of wee segligsmos 4 was (*Wooded ler the pitntlg that WI sea had toned out to Ms defendant's mss to with a Ittle while sad not attempt to pus them, so then win set reams bait they rid so *Mention to the saggestion. De the part of the deemit it was denied that tha pLh tjd's ma had Dined oat; sod At wee Moths, militia! there was no negligence on the part of dm dekodiat's min, but ea the Orwas ~eked that them Irma atgligeoce to the pert IMO I sea, formuce as he had not scotched the wind los hay-cort, which if he hed &ea, the 4.1 we have coommed. It was Moths, mid that the pot at Os dirisa hieself is adaltied that thew was ao bolt on the are. 1/10•7 eseiliwid as matter for upwards of an hour, and the&Ea vodka for the plaintiff for M. Mr. Perry ROM for a certificate (or costa. His howevw, destMed to give it, intimating that anothir 'Wks would be probably brought fur the injury done to the plaintiff's sou. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—.Lo r. 21. (Before Mr. Commissions, Phillips.) IN IE TUN IIY. EMT EATCI. In this cue the insolvent, who is rector of Button in BurroA l harged under the act in 1833. There had been severa esqueetratiotus on the living, end a rule was granted, at the instance of the assignee, on the Bishop of Winchester to make him liable (or certain sums paid between 1848 end 1361. Mr. Baddeky appeared for the assignee, and Mr. Sumner for the Bishop of Winchester. Tha sus occupied some boars. The Bishop had been dis allowed certain same charged from 1861, end the object of the meant application was to make him account from 1846 to 1861, which it wee said would take 1,0004 out of his pocket for payments he had mode. Mr. Commissioner Phillips wee occupied till half-past five o'clock. He held that the assignee had no right to all on the Bishop till October, 1860, when his claim arose in the seques tration. - sr - der made foracconnta froa October, 1860, to July, 1861. CANTERBURY INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. tlf 11 LIIIIS COLLIN.-YZI ACOOIOIODATION MILL SYSTEME. • 111•1/11NO. This insolvent, who had been a ocannianks agent and wisehoneeman in the Poultry, wee_ opposed by Mr. Down on the part of the Western Bank of Itrottred, binned as meth tors on bill true:motions to 3,3781, • Mr. Grate The debts and li abllitise on the ;Module were of which 6,3871. 2.a. Id. wen without ocinsideratron, sad 6,6001. la 6d. was more than once entered, leaving the =ea fide debts only 4281. 9e. ed. There was no debt owing to him. The insolvency was attrlnted to the failure of James Caen, an outfitter, of (hatter-lane, and Messrs. M'Donald, mmlin manufacturers, of Gimps, for whom the inaolvest had 14 = a bills to upwards of 6,0001. The can wee beard on W Pre= the y insolvent's examination It amend that he had molded at Canterbury only a few days before his wrest, and had endeavoured to sell watches end jewellery for his father. He wss arrested by a Mr. Cook, who had been introduced to him by Mr. CaffelL He (insolvent) bad as= Mr. Cook, and was Mead], with him. Since the Ist of July he had earned about U. in kis business. He admitted that he bad a bills for Mr. Csiell to the amount of 1,6001. during the ten months, partly for goods and partly for his acoommoda don. Then were creditors on these bills in the schedule to the amount of 7001. Caffell found the money to take up the bill ; be had opened an account at the London Joint-stoc k ßank, with money advanoad by Celia. He denied that he had received a commission for accepting the bills. He (the insolvent) owed upwards of 6,0001. on bills which he had steepled tor the acoommodation of Meson. M'Donald, of (Hasps who had discounted them with the= Glasgow, the Wooten Bank of Scotland. He was to Masers. M`Donald by Caffell. He had wonted bilk for Masers. MiDonald to about 10,0001. He was to have bad good' sent from Glasgow to export, and 1 per cent. words non for accepting the bills. Be had never received any commission on goods. but continued to accept bills for them. Mr. Dowse submitted that the petition should be dismissed. There was a friendly arrest on a doubtful debt. He also =M inis= that the debt with the Western Bank of Scotland on the accommodation bills had been contracted by fraud on the inwilvent's own showing, as it was evident that the insolvent, with the other parties, had joined in • groan eanepirsey to manufacture worthless bills, and to send thorn Inn the world to fall into the hands of the public. Mr. °delta contended that there was no proof that the arrest wee of the character described by his learned friend, and es to the ocenpiant of the Western Bank of Scot/and, there we. no evidence to ekes that they had been deceived in taking the bills with the insolvent's name upon them. The learned Judge (C. Harwood, Esq.) w a s of opinim that then was a items cam of fraud. He Mould not diemies the petition on account of the arrest, but give a judgment as to the meaner in which the debt had been incurred on the bill transaction. His Honour pronounced a judgment of twelve calendar menthe from the veiling order on the 14th December at the suit of the Western Bank of Scotland, the insolvent having fraudulently contracted the debt with them Mr. Arnold—Whether it win Foot 12 or baton 12 dots sot alter the law. Yon cannot lawfully look a parson up for being drank and abusive lot a house. CZmplainant—But be wu my moan t. Mr. Arnold—His being so does nut alter the came. mi=nant—Then has a man no remedy if his arrant hhosedf In this way f Mr. Arnold—l repeat, your remedy would have been to put him out of your hones, and when in the street the 1.,:i0e ould have taken cognisance of his. Folios-sergeant 29 V said that when be wentinto the hones and endeavoured to persuade defendant to go to bed, he need threatening language to his master's eon. Mr. Arnold —That would not be sufficient to justify you in taking him, unless you had good reason to believe that a bseaeh at the pesos was lately to ensue. Complainant maid be did not wish to press the charge against the defendant for the sake of his modem. Mr. Arnold ordered defendant to enter into his own reoog nissucas to keep the peace. Mr. Darman was called upon for the grst time at this court to make an order for the protection of property belong ing to a wife from the interference of the husband, under the new Divorce Act. Kr. Hookley Wood, solicitor, appeared on behalf of a lady wand Elisabeth Haswell. hasMihand. i)4maiT eked if mop notice had bun given to the Mr. Wood replied in the negative, and mid he did not think it was necessary. The lady was then sworn, and stated that she now resided at the house of Mr. Gunning, at No. 7 Bath-place, Bays water. She was monied to her husband, Mr. Thomas Hakewell, of No. 38, Harrington-square, ampstead-road, on the 3rd of August, 1839, at St. Alphsge, Greenwich. In February, 1861, her husband deserted bar, and the establish ment in Welbeck-street, Cav endish-square, was broken up. She went to France with her family, her husband promising to meet her there, bat he did not, and she returned to Eng land. On the 27th of December her husband turned her and her five children, all under eight years of age, out of door% at 10 o'clock at night. From that time her Mara bad not contributed towards her support, and shit had been maintained by her family. She had also received assistance from public charities and the poor-box of the Mansion-house. Since her husband turned her out of doors she had acquired some furniture and property from her friends, but not in any way through her husband, and she now ca ll ed upon his wor ship to make an order to protect that property from the hands of her husband. tit; chief clerk, inquired of Mr. Wood if ha had a tut of the property Warred to by Mn. Hakevrell. Mr. Wood mid he had anticipated the question, and bad cisme prepared with a list. Mr. Daynuus thought the list emry, and than made the order protecting all pro was unnec a the wif bad acquired since the 77th of December, 1, the e handa of her husband. THE REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. Of the infantry at yesterday's review the these banditme of Onmedisr Guard. were of course the moat campkweas is then bearskins, but the 16th of the Lim she mad* • famous appearance; and the petits do ant require to be told that the Royal Marines were everything that soldiers ought to be. The royal piny clustered round the flag-staff, and looked exemdlegly gay sad brilliant from the variety of uniform pmesat. Prince Albert wore the uniform of • DMA Mil menhal, and the Prises of Prussia, who rods by his aide. an of the Prussian Guards, with the badge amil ribbon cis military ceder across his breast. The Prince b • Ina, seletier-like man, who rides well and gives the salute with the bee military air. The Prince of Wake, clad in tartan, rode beide his august father ; and for the rest of the sorties we mast mew our readies to the Court Circular, ea the didance at whisk we were placed prevented our recogni doe deny but the most distinguished or familiar feces. There was, kowever,greent the whits and silver of Austria, and the light hies which is adopted in common by the Neapolitan body gond and the Ronan gendarmerie, end sil telma together and mixed up with oar own scarlet made • eery befflient moving picture as the party rode up end dews and IneMy galloped off the ground. The move lamb el • review or. generally pretty much the many sad yeetwdry they way ems on • more limited scale than meal. The men Est marched pest at slow elms, then at quick an them at the double—the last-named movement having a most babat effect, and eliciting a hearty cheer from the 'pacts tan la this last manoeuvre the Artillery galloped past in a period fury, the Life Ouarde followed at the three-quarter gallop, and the Hussars caracoled gracefully to an opera air, with all the pennon of Astley' s or Frannie'. The per command over the horses exhibited in all these saws we most admirable, and would have been eve. more admired by the general public than it was did they know the bugger and difficulty that had to be gone through in acquiring such auto ' rank certainty of combined movement. Finally, the whole of the troops came up in line and gave the salute, the of the various regiments playing the National Anthems Nothing could have peeved over better than the whole affair, always excepting the journey down by the North Kent line. The Common was crowded with people of all classes, • dense line of centavo filling all the aide of the quadrangle before which the royal party wee stationed, and all the other sides were garnished with • deep fringe of spectators on foot. The beads played national aim during the day, and at the „ Isnsiastke of the review adjourned to the barrack-equate, where they spin played during the time that the Prince Dowd and his ilintrion guests were at luncheon. The ' newessiest force on pent& wee three trooper of Horse Artillery, two big battsdes, two eqoadrons of Life Guards, the 11th Haman the kith Food, sad two battalions of Royal Marines. The militia preset ecemisted of the East Kent and Oxford- alike regimens, sad the ground we kept by the trooper, of the Military Trade. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S-TMMAY. -- - - • The pabliaition al the Spring Handicape gave no Impetus to speeeledea. Few beckon of home were present, and Idles anamed dmirona to numend operations mini ettec the al the ►ooeptnros. In the City, 26 to 1 h►d been t►ken ►boat ralnetster, but at the Caw those odds were currently offered on the field. The eobjeird prices are for the moat part nominal CHESTER CUP. 25 to 1 eget Yr. Jam ; ker's Pshabitat, 3 yrs, 4st 51b 1000 to 33 Lord Aklesbury's Charles the Second (bro to Mary Copp), 3 yrs, 4st 10Ib 1000 to 30 Mr. J. Merry's Ktag of the Isles, 4 yrs, 6.t 4lb 60 to 1 Mr. C. Wintringham's King of the Gipsies, 6 yrs, 7st 60 to 1 Mr. Barber's Primo. of Denmark, 3 yrs, Est 1000 to 16 Lord Anglesey's Tricolor, 4 yrs, 6st 7lb 1000 to 16 Lord CliMm's Melissa, 6 yrs, Est 10Ib 1000 to 15 Mr. IL Johnstane's IL &Aims, 4 yrs, Est 10Ib MEETING OF MIDDLLYEIJUMIII422& THI cotton ems. ''"."'"'.. "'• • Yesterday a special court of the 7ateigideerney of Middleman wee held at the Sessions House Manthenwell, for the purpo.e of bearing counsel on behalf of the earcaers, Mr. ' Wakley , for the western dirision, Mr. Baker for the eastern division, and Mr. Bedford for Weettninater, against the dia allowanoe of fees for holding inquests, which , ia the opinion of the Finance Committee, who have to investigate the coroners' accounts, were uoneomesre. Mr. POWNALL, chairman of the county bench, presided, and the attendance of justices was rather numerous. It will not be out of place to state, by way of introducti on , what for some time past ham been e practice of the court in dealing with the accounts of the coroner.. They am referred to the finance committee, who inquire into the grounds upon which each particular inquest hart been held, and if it appears to them that the grounds were sufficient to warrant an inquiry SI to the rouse of death, they recosemend the peyeeest friths he to the coroner which la U. de. Id. in sash ems, end it Madera' be the coati sea matter of cam es; bat in lestancos wherein they consider there was no news titrfo: so Inquest they either disallow the (ea at once or the matter, requiring in the meantime the coroner to tenth& them with any further information he may be ca pable of atirding as to too rename for which the inquest was taken. The met of inqueste, to the county of Middlesex, amenate le something like 9,0001. a year, and as the number has of late years been on the increase, the magistrates, is the gusedians of the county funds, bare thought It their duty le eliow the coroner's fee only in such came where there seseasd to be an absolute neoeseity for en inquiry. It he. been erroneously supposed that when the fees have beset diallewed, the whole emits of th e inquest were included. The may him that is dealkwed is the coroner's own fc.; the etherchargsa, witmesee. expenses, and money expended, big paid without dispute. Mr. Bonn IN appeared as counsel for the coroners, Ind in • epee& extending over three hours, and exhibiting great raw& sad ability, placed their cam before the court. lie moat ewlatim through the mums in the coro nae sements In which the fee had been refused, in all of gleisik they had been called upon to mot, and besought the emit le take the whole matter into serious consideration mid de *eke to gentlemen filling helmetlike positions , mag harts& onerous ditties to perform se public, sensate. On the motion of Mr. P. N. LAURIE, who amplimented Mr. Bodkin upon his clear sad laced argument, seconded by Mr. AILIIIITRONO. art justices mama firmed them .elv es Into • medal committee to take the subject into consideration, and the court stow ned. 111 \ItIII•01 OP TO! rarecess ROYAL, It is la (*template= to present as address from this saagimem, to her Majesty apse the reemion of tlee marriage ad km Royal Highness the Princess Royal. 071101 AL ItaN/1011. Thie was a pert heard ease in the sew nisi paper, raising the queens whether a pone, idea by the Plr illoll of Wales Amirante Compan now y with th e Atheneum Aseurene Com pany, whisk is being wood up in the Court of Chan cery, upon the life of w a reffid policy, and in Chan t at the period of that amen The two pent' for tbe decision of the mart were, flat, whether the undo, was Wading on the A W ffirms= Compaal i Z ok , m ot li v ° l4 ben towed upon ea order dead by three es required by the Awl of settlement ; and secondly, whether upon the state ef accounts between the two oompanies the premium had been pad within the prescribed time. Sir IPrelerle Teener was now heard on behalf of the official manager of the Atheneum Company, and against the validity of the policy. In the amuse of his arguments Lord Campbell remarked that it was a cam of alarming importance to the public, and that no confidence would exist in the carrying an of menrance banner if each objec tions were taken by neeensiessocenputies to the policies which they homed. Sir Frederio Theatre, said the official manager thought it necessery to take those objections for the protective' of the shareholders of the Athensmun, which was one of those ephe meral and fraudulent companies which, unhappily, were now too ocenmas. Sir F. Kelly followed on the same side as Sir Frederic Thesiger. He oontended that the policy wee not valid, inasmuch as it had not been issued in conformity with the deed of settlement and next, with regard to the payment of the premium, that there wee nothing in the deed or in the act of parliament which enabled the directors of the Atheism= to give credit to the Prince of Walee Company for the premium, and that as it was not paid within the open fled time the policy expired, and dropped before Mr. Jodrell diod. Lord Campbell Bald those were both most odious objections. 8k F. Kelly would never admit there or elsewhere that the Snit was not a perfectly just and equitable objection. Lord Campbell—lt may prevail, but it is a most iniquitous objection. Sir F. Kelly said he WU sorry to hear his lordship nee such an expression. Lord Campbell—l use it deliberately. I do not think the shareholders of the Atheneum Company were in the re motest degree prejudiced by the wares of dealing pursued in this case. Bat we an bound to give elect to your legal ob jections. Bir P. Kelly—Tbat 10 all I ask your lord/him to do. Mr. Field was also heard ow the part of the defendant. The court intimated that they would take time to consider their judgment. BAIL COURT.--JAig. 21. (Bitting. at NW and Prlns.—Boin• Nr. Justice Crompton Common Janos.) ?AM I. 110WW.-AIIIIAULT. Mr. M. Chambers and Mr. Hawkins ware counsel for the laintiff ; Mr. B. Jaws and Mr. aptaks appeared for the t. Mr. M. Chambers stated that thieves= edict' for an tumult. Thiparties were both in highly respectable positions in Tring, the plaintiff being an auctioneer and the defendant a brewer. The plaintiff was also a collector of rents on the Thing estate, and had some time since been elected vestry clerk. Daring the time he held that office a church rata was propteed, bat rejected on a poll. A meeting of churchman was eu ppo o n a bald, at which the parties were present. TM mad* some observations about the plaintiff not havlag Induced We tenants on the Tilsit. estate to vote for the rate. Many of them were dissenters., and the plaintiff said be could d o nothing with them. The defendant replied he had put or the screw when be was a candidate for the office of vestry clerk. The plaintiff said he did nothing of the kind. The defendant then, without any further provocation, went up to him, and said " Do you all me a liar r' sad spat In hie Lee. As the defendant had refused to make any atonement, this action was brought. It now appeared that defendant had hem radar the impression that the plaintiff had called him a liar. As he now disclaimed having done so, the de- Indent was ready to apologias and °ailment to a verdict which would carry costa. Mr. B. Jammu fur the defendant, said ha had committed the act complained of under the bnpreseiun that the plaintiff bad charged him with a direct falaehood. As that Imputa tion was withdrawn, he now eupressed his regret for what had occurred. Mr.fusiioe Crompton said that the act complained of wee one of which any pen= in the position of a gentleman ought to be ashamed, no matter what provocation he bad received. i ; er;ict for the U. 6m. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,— , 74.K. 21. (e/Wing. in Banco-Brlarn Mr. Jar** Crowder). V. LINDO.-CDSTOX 01 TRI KOCK lIICIANGi. The ams en action to recover commission on the purchme et alma, end also • gum for the her which the plaintiff had avoloimed coreepeace of the defendant declining to take the shares. Ibe case wail tried before Mr. Justios Bytes, and the verdict was for the plaintiff for 2171. Application was, however, subsequently made for • rule to entre• verdict for the defendant, or fora new trial, upon the ground that the plaintiff mold not recover, inasmuch as he was neither a member of the Stock Exchange nor a sworn broker, and that tko , verdict wee against the evidence. Mr. Justice Crowder now said that a rule would be created urns the first point, but not upon the second. Mr. Borth, Q.C., for the plaintiff, then moved fur a rale to eater Jedgment non obstaute veredicto. Rule granted. (Sittings at Nisi Frio' in Middies:.—Before Mr. Justice By les WA • Cummon Jury.) MIAMIAN f. ALLCOCL.—ACCIDENT. • . The pisintiff in this ease wee a wheelwright, In the Com mercial-road, Lambeth, and the defendant was a timber dealer in the same neighbourhood. The plaintiff alleged that he had sustained damages in consequence of his son sad Der vmat.-4 lad 16 years of ase—haviug been Injured through the negligence of the defendant's servants. The dumps in question consisted of the plaintiff having bets deprived of his son's service, and having been put to some expense. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Berjeant Parry and Mr. Pearce appeared ftr the *Muff ; and Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. Francis for the delendast. Both ii; Plaintiff and the defendant kept their carte and aniin the same yard, and on the morning of Om 26th ApriCt the plaintira OM was greening the wined of a hay ark Owe wheel was of, and tLe Cart wee mrperted upon a jack. flume of the dam:Waned servants were eogaged !cumin • thsbrr-truck wbieh 'mantled he bv-rArt n.d tippet it, the wheel felling upon the plaintirs eon. The vas that he eartsised a mamba c the brain mad a of THE POLICE COURT& WORSHIP-STREET. Emily Dna', a wretched-looking woman, was charged with having pledged work entrusted to her to complete. The primate had received • pair of trousers to ffnish from a man named Elias Metre, and afterwards pledged them for 7s. in Ratcliffe-highway, when they were subsequently found. NM" whom appearance was as deplorable as the pri me...4mM ha had not a Wiling la the world. How wee be to redeem the ortials, which bad been mertreed to him by satetharF sei ner Noel Hanle ? p Mr. &eels' the altemlowee el Harris, who, in cart , he bed resolved the doll from Mr. /I= 3 : wholesale dealer, $B, Minedee, tad wee lehave 'Lbw them. He bed a meoldee which dimpled the Arching por tion of the task, and ha them we them to Moms is MEL Mears was to have sixpence est et dr Mani for by thews of the labour. Ideme—cie ; and I found twist, thread, end other mate. ria'a, and give her 30. for comOstbg them. I only get about Id. Eynoourt—What are the trauma sold for whin complete P A tailor In cowl examined the goods, which appeared to be of excellent quality and well finished. He said the cloth was worth from 3s. 6d. to 4e. per yard, and the oast would be for the trousers from Qs. to 10a. They would sell for about 18e. -- Hr. D' they pass through the heads of three persona, who have each a moiety of le., the whole charge for making them P Prisoner—l have a huaband and child, sir. The framer I have not seen for six months. I was obliged to pledge the trousers, for I could not live upon the money each work afford,. Mr. D' is clear that this clams of persons are ground down most frightfully by this system, and I 'M oonily wish the great dealer would be content with Ire profits, and 'fiord a better price to their work people . Prisoner was ordered &alight imprisonment. • CLERICEN WELL. Daniel Rogrrs, aged 40, • respectably dreamed man, ha as tad the appearance of a Jew, describing himself • pia pencil manufacturer, residing at 9, Palmer-street, Tenter ground Spitalfields, was charged with stealing a 51. Bank of England note, the money of /Kr. John Witham Eire, of fl, Bousfield. terrace, Holloway-road. Mrs. Else said that the prisoner called upon her the previous day, and, representing that be was a pen manufacturer, said he was about bringing out a patent pen, and wanted her to be the sole agent for the district, as the person who had hitherto acted for him Lad been burnt out. He also said that he would allow her 16e. a month for the first three menthe, and after that ahs would only have her profits. He that pat on the table two bones of pens, and made oht • bill for the pens, which he said came to 71. lc 44. He then asked her to pay him, when she took from her pocket a 6& note, which the prisoner took from her hand. She thought it would be best to consult her husband upon the matter, end asked him for the note back again, bat he retuned to gins it to herr, and when her husband came home she gave the =into custody. He was searched at the station but the note could not be found. Before the lee bead returned home the prisoner talked very loudly goat loos of time and indemnification, TL. prisoner - iidefe;;;;;Mci he returned the note to the CVwho tested it with her tongue. and said It wss 's inked him for another, and because he hid not got one to give her, he was given into custody. He had his pens msnufactured at Birmingham. Mr. Tyrvrhitt said, as the room in which the prisoner ea had not been propezly searched, he would adjourn the ewe until Friday. He would, however, take the pefeearee own remoisance for his appearance on that day. The primmer than 1 the court. WEINTKINEITEIL. .• Chortle Cede, • young men, was charged with balm drunk sad disorderly at the hones of his master, Mr. Imo Avery, the proprietor oldie Stag Tams, Falhaarread. Complainant said that the dahadaat had lawn ht ids somas some years, and he had dons hie utmost Is enoeweige him in good coed act, and promote hie welfare. On the peeing eve tug he went out, sad mtursed late at nighteioneligly drunk. Complainant endweemeed to lam to p to bed, but he refused. and twisted upon petting the slab= of the house up. Coenplainsat would ask it hie de o r as he was spc g trive -he would Moak the wiedwirs. Doha dent th in to Mee and mar mad 01111111101 Wee 1011, after trying to quiet him, amid hit te but he would not go to bed, and insisted upon 1 sing bled up, is which request it was found tic oemary to gratify lin. Mr. Arnold—What did you charge him with Complainant—With being drunk. Mr. Arnold—That Wee not se °theme with which you could lawfully charge bite. Complainant—But he made a greet disterbanoe in the halm Mr. Arnold—You could not charge him with that ; you should have turned hem out of the house. doh;,t ;it ,‘ Y pad 12 at al bL DARING BURGLARY NEAR BARNSLEY Early on Wednesday morning a farmhouse in a a lo t tel u t situation on the road between Cawthorn and Denby, five miles from Barnsley, and woupled by Mr. Joseph Chasm, a pen= of some wealth, wee entered by =of burglars, who, with masks on their faces and enteM the sleeping apartment of Mr. Clarkson, =Poly awaking him demanded his money. One of them had a bull's-eye lantern, which he turned full on the bed, and the others were armed with short bl which afterwards turned out to be whip stocks loaded with lied at one and, similar to "lib preservers." Mr. attrition, who le upwards of eighty-four years of age, endeavoured to erring up as soon as he saw the character of his visitors, but he was instantly knocked down again by a blow on the head, which was repeated amid oaths and menaces until the old gentleman became nearly insensible. Hie daughter-in-law, who wu sleeping in another room, woe alarmed by the noise in the house, and was in the act of leav ing her bed when she was seized by one of the burglars and held down in bed, under a threat of being killed if she moved. The servant man, named Richard Marshall, who slept in an upper pert of the house, was also aroued by the voices of the intruders, arid he armed himself with a gun which stood in his bed-room, but unfortunately it was not I loaded, and there was no powder in the room. Putting a cap on the nipple, however, he sallied out on the stairoue,where he encountered one of the burglars, who, on seeing the gun presented at him, took to flight, which was considerably ac celerated by the explosion of the cap. Marshall followed him out of the house, and ran as quickly se he could to the nearest houses, the inmates of which he summoned, end fourteen of them soon accompanied him back to the farm. In the meantime the robbers had taken alarm at the escape of the servant; they therefore lett Mr. Clarkson in bed, declaring they would murder him if he stirred until after they similar something to sat downsteiri, and addressed • warning to his dughter-in-law. Bnt instead of proooeding to regale themselves in the larder, they seem to have deoemped with considerable mi kes for on the arrival of the reinforcements obtained by I ne trace of the villains could be found ,• they had clear oil, but with only a limited amount of booty. Mr. Clarkson keeps but little money in his house, and what there wee the thieves did not find, except a few shilling, six small silver spoons, a silver buckle, a shilling of Queen Anne's reign, some American coins, • few papers, and other trifling matters. On examining the premises it was found that an entrance had been effected through the front window, the fastenings of which had not been properly secured the night before, and thus allowed of the window being forced with very little trouble. A loaded stick of the description above mentioned was found in one of the rooms, having been left there by the burglars in the hurry of their retreat. The police constable on duty had passed the farm about twenty minutes before the house was entered, and had not observed any one about. Some auspicious characters were, however, seen in the locality on the previous day, and two of these have since been apprehended. They will undergo an ex amination before the Bungee' bench to-day. VERDICT 07 MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST TWO MIDIC4L ZAN. MAIDSTONE, hi. 21. The inquiry into the cause of the death of Betsy Brooker, • you? married woman, wee resumed yesterday before Mr. Hip ng, the coroner for the borough of Maid stone, at the 01 English Gentleman Ina, in that borough. There have already been two previous inquiries beat the coroner, and the use, from the cirmunitmitim imoneded with it, and the supposition that was generally entertained that the death of the deceased was owing to the unskilful treatment of two medical gentlemen who attended her during a premature confinement, has created a great deal of interest in the neighbourhood of Maidstone ' where one of the gentle men in question has carried on an extensive practice for • great number of years. We have received a full report of the inquest, which it does not appear expedient to print. At its conclusion, The jury deliberated for some time, and when the court was opened they gave a unanimous verdict of " Man slaughter" against Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Aycoet, but at the same time expressed their sympathy with the latter on ac count at his advanced age. The coroner upon this made out his warrant of commit ment of the parties to take their trial at the ensuing spring anises for the county of Kent. PALL OF 4 SUSPENSION BRIDGE IN WALES, AND LOSS 07 LIPS. On Monday last, the new suspension bridge at Caerhowell, which spans the rivrr Severn, upon the rood leading from Garthmill to Montgomery, and about four at five miles from the latter town, suddenly fell, and in its fall precipitated into the river two teams of four horses each, and the waggoners, one of whom unfortunately lost his life. Oa Monday morning two teams of four horses each, draw leg limey belonging to Mr. Groves of Dudslon and Mr. E. Jones of Crsakerell, were" seeing over the bridge, the berms about a dozen s in advisee of the latter, and whet the first was near t centre of the way the structure fell et both ends, precipitating horses, waggons, and Mr. Groves' waggoner into the river. The boy driving Mr. Jones's team, with admirable presence of mind, wh,ct be saw the crash, leaped the left hand parapet and escaped unhurt, . . " ra midden°e wee procured, and the horses got out alive and lloi 11k11011 hurt ; but the roan, named Gush, was taken up gala, dead. An inquest was opened before Dr. Slyman, coroner for Mestgoroeryshire, when Mr. Wilding, surgeon, Mont gomery, said that be had been in the habit of parsing over the suspension bridge, which was a light-looking structure, a good deal, and for the last month, from the jingling of the chains, he had a presentiment that it was not quite safe. On the morning before the accident he passed over, and thought the noise greater than usual. After some kernel evidence had been given the 'aqua Ina adjourned sad' Wednesday nee. MR CORNWALL RAILWAY.—Wo understand that the Cornwall fbilway is proverb ( in its formation very satistactorily. Mr. Bruer nest the directors at their board media, at Udmurt on Friday La; he was is good spirits, baring made his temps frees the Leviathan, whilth had given him a vast deal of trouble, end core down tate a r where his latest operations-1n respect the bridge ett e t l ash—had been attended with enters. The pennenent way from Truro to the viaduct on the Ws side at Liskeard is completed, sad being reedy ter the laying down of the rails, two mistreats for the of than for, we believe, th e entire line were rem On the eastern side of Litheard, the permeated way is also completed as far as Culdreanick, where the belastrre is being added to the viaduct. From home moss the near St. Germans to !bluish POMO of the works resin va t l it Inkier, but all will be ready hy the time that the bridge le ow sirs. Bo for the bridge is going on wall. The tabs now In place has been raised without any dinkralty whatever 21 het It will have to be raised altogether 100 feet above high• maw mark, and this is expected to be roomplithed hythe math trilby art, when it is hoped the other tube be in a very forward etr in e for Boating to Ipines. On the eastern side of the Terri. the permanent wa y is in • forward elate, and here as well as on the west all may he ready Ice sending a train along the line as noon as the bridge bto • position to receive it.—Plyinosti MdRICLTS. COTTON.— Livisroot, Ja.. 11.— TD. Los today aril Iletintsla at 12. CV Calm of "bleb 1.600 here bun taken for eapert. 1.600 ea 000. The aka Jacinth. 110 Pura= sad Iclarsalaw, at Anato • iiVIAINk at Ole to SAW s 144.: sad M ils• Idaho* at Ind. to lid. Tbs rake I Thursday lan mob f. 000 iseersaad th e imposts 10.0100. ILs mar g sgyog r " r dudes of AZOTICIIM. Compered with Pluses 7111411. plow el la...ness under Yd. are icl. per lb • ram mei Bravo +d. Fes lb. dam. Other sorts aningeol. Tbe usadoney los op. WOOL AID WOBWTllD.—Ba•syo w l=. 11.—Tbere Is gale nem la the wool Wade. Tare bays bona briOensired MM. Malmo waft taus I. am elbow thro ao. assur able • too walks ego. Taws Ids. demo to the yam ow tot. Yoruba,* mg as fo . wlgiop m all as fee, sad tbe export hours are rseslving tisk erases. The result apparent Hwy b rortor soon to Rows aad the rostastal, bat the Caw/ the seat of produe ion. Timm is a Mile nen In dabs "Mimi soy auto In The m Thom lo moo obiottimo UN onioltot. bet it I. too moo for actita la WO tieggr i do ; oak Ilion led boa aod/Prealnn ac c' t ac'Al ovlty yot ig °l in ihe goconsen t ed flat ssaa m t d illa w nir w ill i ka Parreela b"7 •2 3lB6 l/wdo l lgr• u tilized hana0......=1111/ ... = i ir d. t . Oar xteltr ip. olo s t s tAt Lefties woel7ll=llis ynotstng report prim a arm without numb &lOW. Dews. Jan. 11.—gmall Imam dolou few Inguaes for Lane lota. Priam about tie ewe as last week. 00111.—Emer0osai. Jos. 21.—At Gloomier market, ow the 16th. thore woo • ie. met el MN* YdWINO jars eV far lo Per to es. per or. wan retuoloottpoiltiollod to. Ilsoky, ea. sod broil abootnalatalo their raise, Dori. Memos% weft to. tow oaks roperliet Y idlest are at tome aim larbwY felr robtook sol WY se dear. Non Inquiry to We. Dom sal pets emeleattle. A t E ci rll tok. ftetrafian, r 7. there woe slab eaor si il bo.=l wbooM obi eh= pe4=4111..i..jrc..0 day int& Woe rafts Very Me dela la tom ee gresa. Div=a, Jan. IL—Ws bid stair mop* et Idiot; a few of the prtmost 1010 reehmed WO watt % serroodery befertor 'lambda s akiwer a or. kw. ftrier Imo In good gagol, the bert moot= were torn eteroym bat ait but too me beet Isla were from la to 3t aK. ehesper. la ol6 a grata a teem bode, sad Mt Iwo la favour rt the buyers. Ingot. beie. Ca. to I middling. 37e. to 47a; loiterer. AL to alb Barley. fhb to Cle. al Oa. !Lc to ti. BMoi. les. 504.10 hob Ur. to 43e. ROW, flab 37r. to 41► pa met; NMI* /lb iffe. lliaceasm. low. IL—There was about an amass &Madams at at reek= rim =cresol. and the weather harts( opts tommo freq. =are ha was eapormsoe.Mwrow.a a to ser merstal Usaiont of =ram Th e brt =Whir at wiser twouebt bet meth rata, hos resedery rats won sad la. par V. lorm; Ansorsan st lir sem teno blegL is sir shoec i Mau main =WSW la. par tack with oely • aed cateseal rcial vow, doled at len= previous WAN. al = Mama Mad firm. bat h)gapt.ala was ratbar errs. N , Jaw 20 —At Ger ooreaubange to•day we had a good oirt... aof all co= mum =A • bassala at la. Whew tar wok% Other grata as balm. Prior •--• wies. oiL, ft. to 64.; GGibr. 44► to bin; tad. 4as. to M.. Inform= ka Ile ; =Elting =dr. 31s. to 48s. ; otedra. 34a. to ia ; ove. lan le lift pot SO row* • arm. 2;5. to it. I. Is Awe : p r. l i e. to tat V. : =rt. 1 Ma to lib 11.—Pa bad sowed molt of wheat, tbIP day. with • iloU mods. at abut la. pot qr. Ism from lasi omit. Tie Earley t trade do.. awl dm to.. in favour or. Oats. boa.. and pmm withou dump. Uzi ULU:The Wale WilyY low. Wheat, L. to 2e. per V. iewe• nes la OM Ism W J AB. • bps tat &Iberian of bomagrevo grain al 104se Vela oil a Went; bee We at about eaturdaye MAIL ...6. 111t e lbillid vad. at unaltered 'Aiwa Indtan le a elan* at farina wears quotottam M ire draper. Immaimak Jas. 10.—We had la the misket toMe Lief at. Meek MAW. Lhee Ws. shah sada, hems. There Win wtd—, Whiarl.lll; barley, UM ; ostk ;me beam of qUirtieL TM market was well 11/008.11 with Mem Balm rather Mars. what sod d im.Mb me a deft beilsr. Al ammo! with list wet— as bow ami N. dftra ii• army.; harkey el. op es Ms mit . sale wi. hp ea top. sad Si up ea amuse; bum It Mira 2= l i be l s mama Priem per M. le aft Ma i• les. ed Osts. &V i to Vs. M. &am 3M. is lleh e= wirer, 6411 M; beetry, 7104.; este, Milte ; sad Imam ille. pert OATTLI—Dvams, ./ss. 21.—Tbe thew at Mock at this dart market was et vim MUMS ilasseptices. wither was the samba ot aide sad limp West than st hit market. Prime mist malableall he prim sal was la brisk dimmed at last quotiulam UMW/ me taemier az maedsd liNe lambi, sha la Mom resiiist with ilmemrd Mideast. pir i l l ee du sajmiy i mi ge, be eem - r..1... Priem Ins at ate Mom - Jan. 10.—Tbere was • bowe wands of thee, die Moro. tbe number Wag MK or 864 =Ore than Let week. Balm wore rery doll. sad pylon am Id. per lb.: m annat the atom a groat number wore wadi. Top preen of l he beet ; ennent, 6d. ; al& Bag, and toter e. from i d tol d pm lb. The supply of cattke woo Imp. the number bolas 04 or 61 more than lam week. Wee were aLa slowly effected, at a rodendoa of N., end In tome Metazoan of 6d. per aorta ; and • eleernme not ellsokeL Top prloo of the bon beef. h• .61.; coramt prime tla ad.; emoodarp and Inferior. from fa 64. to 6.. tumoral KOOS. red Mph from ka. to fe. 61. He emote' old from 6s. bfa per ekes We bad la the market today—bbeep, 6, • fat make, WI; Whit sews, II; mad Men, SW. TRAFFIC ItETURNB. le Per /Is. TOO. TetaL 11/1/111•TL al& Ur% 1111ffindlia likB. Week 'rift ha. IL 1N i &Ltd sal Sway ....... . tot 6.9 1 3 LIMINIII. mad "" 1.105 1.708 8.416 8.812 lia.7 AMIN' .......... • Web" Mom, sad 48 4" 826 813 isiorkas 11404•00 Jae. 16. _ _ tar* Nommes ....... 116 UN 16.679 28.543 26.10 seema...d Nimbr• sad war 6140 flasden 76 371 801 646 Loadmilny 0 289 4:1 704 LeadooB.o rid 08148800 N 1 , 5 119 364 Neeirke lei DetoBoo 1111 600 MU 4343 MU -- Week asSai J... IT. direpdirs Oaks lli 424 41110 1311 Ammo. sal 114444rdars 114 4 0U 64441ra Osimilso. Ner2014..4•4 %gm Umlaut .. 429 9,700 12.61 nos 23,4114 Birk o=ll4 sulks — 044 1.133 1.009 /On North 1411114 149 1.83 1.111 i 4.471 MU Ileattbb 040441 lAN 1.42/ London ai ad 1111441resn LIbT 82 LIN 1.214 10 134 113 1.141 acomat W ass llll SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE. • CASUALTIES. AML and In (berme), 'award Wand, has pat Into Holyhead.— Liverpos !ma. 111. - A berm le Mame co Taykres Bank, with sigeals of dletreso flying. The Softens eM Limmel lifeboats have gotta to her mutate. —Liverpool, Jae. 11. MAD, (brig), Captain Davies, front the Clyde to Oil, port, with dry goods, west CC chore on the Polls reef thug morning, sad boa ha. acme a total wreck.— Aux Cayes, Dea.2l. iluy Atm (wdexessl, of Cardlpe, was driven on the Madman'," Beak last alrbi. The mew were taken off this morose by the stem tug limedate; em Mat siselee.—Lierrpool. Jan. 12. gash Pale se se mimes en Fast Boyle, wl b signal. of distr.*. dylag. The Point of Air mad Boylalin likrbeets have goes to her walnut's. Liverpool, Jen. .1. Parties (We). of eosten, Captain llobleme. from the Clyde le Havanna, with male, want Memel/ the heat of day, ileallieels. this worship, end MI prsb•lty go a pleme very soma; crew al put of stores landed.— , ha. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. &lamella (a). from the Cllde for Adelaide, 16 dem Nor. SA lat.lll N. lee. IS W. Alr seller Cochrane, Qom Mew Day for Leedom, Dee 13, lat. 511., annum, Hood, from Callao for Cork. Jan. 1. lat. SI if., Porn W. Bewares, fruit Neraetrquit 'or Nlareelilan Nov. 14, Mt. 117 6. Clara, from Roo Janeiro to, Deno Bay, Nov. 6, lar. Y M lon. 32 Soo Create. Nov. .2. lat. 1. 8., too. II 8. Gum C ck, Mond IL 8 , Nov. 14. Flinatoo. from Pernambueo tor Cork, Dee 211, Lat. V N" Jos. 41 W. honor tram Liverpool for lioanco Ayres, Dee. 16, IL 7 21" km. 3$ W. . . . . Luickrn. from Neorartie for Sisprnre, Dee. 14. lat. 4 14, km 11 W. OenmPearl, Irmo Liverpool for Callao, Den 11, laL 0 N., M. 16.40 W. Portland (obipl, of and tram Lire:po d for Apolactilocla, 13 days, ha, 8 4 lat. 49.38, lon. in .40. Classa2f the Wive, from Madras for London, NM 10, lat. SS, 1%. too SII F lhodertak Dem. from lin:pool for auto. Jan. u, Yt. 41..1011., ion V. 46 W. • 8 anabeel, Iran Cerralta for London, Nov. 20. let 9{ B.,lcen IS I. 6anderpoo tram ebtognse for London. Dec. IL bit 9 N., lam SS No 6oa•Laspmo, oath tnop. let 6 8., los. OS S. rcpt Indian (birque), Item Demerara Or Lead" Is.. 11, kt. N., km 60.1 i W. [Advertimement.)--HoukwAY'sPitiatAMmAut or dozer* sae, VVVVVVVVVVVVV Rumor Pop Lista AID 0,0111• CS Coastal rrs.—a:dwerel Itoberma, of Jolene/seek Ert.tel. lo • letter to Professor Holloway, roam fully tutor= bleu Vat be suffered formal yews +lib . Weems of Use New sad siontwea seta bls sonaltatlee be. erne se refosbial aad detallasted this be was sotretr room. At lets his be woe Wooer reroleoaradoi to r. Ho hioSr t PIP. a trial. H. did su fora few weeks, mod we Quito mama be bodtb sod strength. Sold by all toelciee renders throolibolll w 0•1 . Prom) Holloway's establUbmant. $44. Sinlo4. Load" and se. 11 , 1 !winos, bow Turk; by A. N‘•l33" Owastantsoopis; A. Imams; and E. Muir. Yalta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. °DUX AN.—Jaa.l9, at Huebert crescent. Notting hill. the elle ei J. P. Co'.ntes, En.. et Wm a eon and daerntet. CRUM ICIC —Jaw IS. ea Oren lloor, beet Madam the We of I. Centric*. Nee., et a DICKS° .—Jan. Illit a t=ereectat,, Ondowneaste. the Eth U. N. Dictate.. et a daughter. al MOT '.—Jaa.lB. Weltheeen Theme, the wife el 0. Nett, eta 151M.--jan. It. Si Menthattea read, Bon road, Min P. tent . farm. It at bemoans-ergot, Porthaed On% Mr. 11. talth, of a deatatee. MARRIAGES. AIItOLD—COOPI I L—Jso. 107;;Nfor Collet. (biter. Be. Jobe. wood. leL Oat B t. W. N. &laud& C. Arnold. Nal.. to Preheat of the Iter. J. It. Cooper. 8tftb7n74...15.., St. Mazes.etsa. anaemia. be the Bar. W. Tir..re. the 8ee..1. H. Watt, Vitae of UMW.. Bostogfool. Were. to Thom M&l'. delet../R raga km a leeent. Hector of Logsdon. Lat. ORKSZY—POITLITJL—Jsis. 1* at Bryce...trot Mood, Leeds, h the Be'. H. Harriet& Mr. J. L. awn. of lisokr• 010 ff 010 . 62 :14 to emble Harkey Oswego of the Bee. J. Paolo?, or Lomb. OUTTON—ulLggla.—Jaa. 111. at O. Clore. of the Batrll= Liddsgoo., ato IllaW Waned IS,. Ler, Blehop of the We Bev. etobare loam tot of rt WitWa. We, Qom Ammo Osooottasotosos. and B oat war. Ws* to Leer gamic 911. " b:rt.. " fib dorstoor of the Vigor of Masson tad Mrs flllbort. DEATHS. AROHAID —jos. is, Oa" WU* of Sr. W. F. Arraird. of DOM. Pk. BAJA wed It 10Y21. -Jaa. It at ilargaretta I..reak_atihre,l Fit at Kr* 101 e of wight. V•I 4 .F• Tulin on of the um. C. V. Soviet. Sauter al Brooke his or W Y spoil. HOme A AD.—Jui. D. at Okie Ger. Stocitpoet. A. HAMS. lIRLI i TO. LOOK ZR.—Jes.lB, at 1.1111. W. Leakier. . eel IL nhea.wese. Sunito. SAY itSW.—.l.a. 10, flittroyehtiere. J. D. J. Maihee. mid Il 10. tuLZll.—Jaa.l2ol Bookish" Ifareuter.hire. IM lee. Mar sod n. NO ATHOS/IL—Jas. 11. Cbartas Meer4B2 hi. ~ awl Northeete.liet le . Le.n.h.. ti. Great Tower.triet, Citi. 7 we. Illosal rid MOW* Waatas Iwo kfALMS. Of Ng 0 " fit MM. al 11115 Oft% Is MOO d WANish--itumi,Jaisjas:2 , lit... If a K. .:~ _ V =1.,, k ; Loa M 3 1 ,In am abl Ali limi 4