The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

LORD CANNING LN OUDN. tram AN occasional onasuweeNbeirr.l BOMBAY, N,.v. 10. If you bare not sent a sptcial wicrsepondent to accompany Lc.d Goofing in hie regress, perhaps the following account of his lordships visit to Luck - now. based on private tiocreepondenes with the aid of the (hide Gazette, may be acceptable to your readers: Lud Casale( left Al 'tut id le the ereuisi d thy 14th d tht.ber by 'agrees' trait. Ind reached Cesnpore os the 61- towels day. Is sapeciailas d his via; sad on the In as. ties of the Chia Casmiset.ser, the Itegeh, Sawsb% and Teleshekee of Oslo IL kid es Isekasee wise' that rdshrs. mod Sad the city. The ONO COWIN. , loser kb the eby the 1.54 h wll Ilk MA la asset tie Viceroy oa the beaks if the Orm. ae Ist Jeti ifetriaseptril awry has the weird a OW, ass laid he the melee if Sauk!. the l ltti mad the petals pereilege are se comasiace es Or Isl. kerb, Yeaday. _ TIM • very enty her e. 160.6 q beesiag pee* bee ineeld a estelabi et the Mb &bib Bridge, r 4 by the seeeberl dor, 6 a, d the ITO rid abbey blow (the haler lb fbtu esbes) se wellr be other lberpra deer et the plea, we •la ever reedirea b beet be Vise fey. The eerie* um le Now lowa thew rail Waft se Nooseksia64. ibises then' in tO. errs ~dome, prig shoe ib. Marbee it the &bad, the lbelieby, lame Ibibe, be ~ebb :bileblyeem wont at be Mar- Ober /Abe 6 Cele& b Is elleacy the Coinereibb Cbtden..beei bleele9, wee net es the ebb rchoot Wes by et Rope ever, Mr. Wheibbl, as 4 seven! ether, ✓ el gbeie thee tele Irk rer. le be War, whir law bi ro ef Lel Crete, wan fret eazirely svelte& • mei sari era eareseell hie apyrosch, ea 4 aseee amdkiells ellursemb se eg s berebebe sad Enb, cabala be het larilesey end lie emir% made 1.4 embark Lied Mai( was ebbe tramee, blue [ebb sub, with be re 4 sob emir lie likelier, all bib .nth • while yeepb. The oseehme SIB Ilry Oily abed la ember sobbed slit, wed bast het sp. beebeel while f.alter. NM le** bid be ;Mew et arleilety. Min let‘latip ter brolly pert Ibe el Air ma en d Mr he ebb =Fwasawkalled the gereleir Ihe beldee eb r 4 bend bi.bber Loft Campbell shag bat ant arid. ,mile.. TM preorseles sow listasad. thee . .—Adveat• curd, am peed of strumtwa led Dorms Gorda beep I. Peejesh t'swary, tr. "p Knal Mew Artthry, wisest hw M %pier, alith &gusset. lb.s Wlo.od the I.t Psejaah Irregular Cavalry, IM litakb i start el Ishatry. (Mkt i•Ohilsie lisylwast, alai el Ire 1141111) . 11 11.1 &Times% Aidswile. Camp W the Coasseatewda-Cliisf, Aide...etc-Camp to Ur Vresroy, Asa. sat Afitsteat-Chetwal Quesa's troops. Areas lest Arketast-Ossand el 114 Amy, Aanisssat sad Dsplay- Aaelobist 1411111114,11111•6111.43~1110 of the Army, Mbar, liseretery le tbe Ceememeder-la•Cbirf, Military eserwery le hie Viewey. Thee • tarty sif &radars, reacti-twarers, sal ethos mantas has sod aiabrelles, mad sthn rP• of royalty, preadieg Lied Gnaw, who had the Chid Coo tararioraor os hie isf I. sad th•Cositseadaria• Chat ea Ids Hight, sad lade to the rear Me Rope Great sed klr. used... The sista carriage with Cowes. Cassis( rase as* Whid ty the assistast-Orestel, sad Astiasat-tiserew• useler-Oerowsl olllftes. Wier of Brigade, sad civil earl military same of the gerrisea. Tbsa followed, is stoat, seam seas twelve or MMus slopitrits, ri.bl7 ospatiooasd —the oat carves the haws Low hAwdab, sad covered 'nth cloth of gold sad Mlm, be prs emissatly the most cosepieseas al the lot. Tim hllowed the Ciovt.rate.Geaw. rare belly Pte . 2ad prairies Guard', Ist Selkh Cavalry, ter Majeaty'e 23rd Reg lomat, battrry Royal Artillery, bat. Iwy Dowil Artillery, her Majoity's 73rd Ilegiessesond, left aa, *Ai Tad battalioe Ride lifted*, The troops Wow- Ins to th• LtvliaGar 51.1r111011 were wader the eesairiod Brtge4bir Chute...! those belosigise to the viceroys wart Eider Mahar, Sir Rope Oral:it etwasiaadisdi Owls. The Ind Denote Gonda, sU ia seerba, had ember ea in genue appeannoe es a belly. although sore of tie borne wear ad Wit the ',gaieties height, while otbers Nina were 14 rP, end It frequatly \apposed that s sea horse sad large ens might be ..en fa the newt Ile together. The Horse Artillery en very das bedy of nee, end appeared to advaange. The lltinegesa taisatry that Geared. sad sepselay the 73rd Foot, were ase4ookhur own. The lan regbagat dil eat tower tyros', but what toot* were were very soldierly follows, sad evidently men who have sees sone service. The Grmersor-General, with Lady Casuist, were obliged to hat oil the hnige I. consequence of the crowd, and it woo fall halloo hour before t►e modem could raced ; a linoss at s Meioses might have leaded that the Viceroy was making a speech, but each was mot thecae". Is fact neither the Earl nor the Cutatain most. wool during their gropes& although Lord Clyde weenyt guile so pave. The esti,* shin& be the amigo sear the Tara Earn, sad ster making their treed demos arcompaard the tor- Op to the IderttaiCrit. The Geometer-Gainers this figure end seed looks made a favourable isepreatiida on the totem, Moe a Of On only loopmesed by r eternal". The Lasationest-Goesiner at the Port► Provinces, the Yes. Mr. Eilkeensesse, who wee sent his lordship. wee in his roam drew. Lod Clyde wee In hie fall droll. asifuma and reeked Oat, end looked meeriel; beside hire woe Ma ; ral Bite b Ina Medlar emit, markt wit► gold Los. The redone of satire" was treinendoom doomed in the coyest of the pay, and their hones were is superb trapfonfo. 'l he clever hole Rajah Moon Singh, who " tes in Its remarkable capitalatioa, was of the somber, and the Bulram pore Rajah. The coaconne of the settees of the meth= mid commons.: sort was endless. The troops could .cit. el, make their way tie nigh the moving sea of black fours sad while tuft 400. The satiese looked es the cortege with moms (116001ty .54 a trv.t Sul of item sad especially on the large tole, of Earopeart troops. On tbe Govarcoe-Cleamol plot the Tara Hoene, where lb. chiefs were 'mumbled and .1.. the Esznplass, ladles tad tiontlosara cf the masks, the Timmy tovk off hie had, mad the. situ& as the presentation of the chiefs he hketries .lard ►r het. Thi whole affair west off very wall; with* , add ►are bees mere growl sad imposing , the ewep secs pied the rant fee marathon Mee Elbe. The Gemernar-G.ae ral reached the Ilartiablre ►,lolctoek. Os MeeOw Ore the • wthena knee of eirtt set salary , di et 13. Al 3 bie Iswirider pithi•ty rourivod MUNI amwebtee of the mei I.ail , the arbor of the loyal 11•017. Tie Wilk hril la the mat arbor that. woe wtht numwethely artrolott. sad Leal Craft WM UST. LIN 11$ waradtho et beset • geed Mew With he MI awe mat twg the law hew. Leal Clyde woe aM. preert, hskM herb awl Seth.% Mr. Was leirwhwed Ow alms •I the 01111MiNitoe • ieebrara t i pollee end eoperer ellawe—Ste Rape Oval. than of the writes. At the cothirie• of the me taw 1.0,r4 Crain ear twwwd • by weeds ebb may of W OM , MS mow, th.s teeth kue *Mt, irad the seseett4 repasts& .The arreersest• at the mad derber be the royal hail, sere es • INN isapoic.at se•le. Rich sample riveted the filer. esd sheave is doable rows were &engaged es editor •ide the sidle herb od the ..at. At ,h • b• • • 1. es • dark al 801.1 owed war tb cerpeS, were Sand Wee sae chin, LA • feeblest Is best ef each. rb..td•te, atm hewers ie., hest rafted baited than. A lade haws Seer diderli the several ..slaw of the royal tangly. superbly noted ia 8flt• sad wine wed clothe of gold ad slyer. gad richly decked tri•lt jewels, arrived, sad were cadets's to the mete es tb. ,Ida by the sereetaelle—eheeselabe, or thooe lest a his to the t a-litsg. Whims the prKetleer• ittm Klieg: ease 'Ante the modem* ; the Riede' liot•-la- Ses. tie the ...ea of Shahredatte, this the sass of asse4S-tett. They ..lend is ell lertress. The ewe 4.e the ien were ~ailed by the civil end weary ctGoic., of W. then were • eery hew . weber pretest. Sheet half rem her. • read el hosier beta • Europese regimes% Sated up ..s the sallow letniace of the test, sad amiss tamed Jky ismer& Lord Genie( was shared is by Oa •••••••rlst sad aildstodsceop le wait% sod woe teeeteed by susissysitesdise. die head *Ong God .es all Q 1114111," eatl the .stir) ihsaferleg bra • royal Wow latetlp ink the eras as ef She thaw dein, Li. Rua eeerbe Commelleo•la-Clief the OM SS the left, ✓ed Ms. /.aces wet es she right, Mr. Wiweeelli Met e• oho left of the C.etweethr-ti-Cblet soni• As sees es Me !Oleg wee one. M.. hosts pawed/ with the yreweeieties. Tle kit to be preeeeied wee • abill show eit or is.. yews el& tesmettebily brodsmas o •or el the ea-Kieek amid Min. Kamm Meier. ON Wag takes ap to hte Intlehip the Wile Mk.. di wet Ave' to ifin ha Mal baba to ha Am ber& sat wake • lew bow. Lord Cum*, leek him by the heat wed ...Weedy append So be elated. Ma won • bwai-tione —.hat w male is Mfrs sommg, maw* ormessaild whit teas and WM per6llll wear. The sad ✓as Ss a-KW@ 111 1 110: Nub& All Lea—filliNtlabb Mr Most alma to ihe slap of dr Ban Gard. Thew arsarsivaly, Dams aS w , Miss Mimi All, ohs Itrediwe le Ow ez tile. Soma of amp primes Awes/ a doll of geed kesilbe Is the mama to whisk tbiy or pesird awl /NW Am the rims& Deft Mewed Wit THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 18b9. backs immediately Agit they made the obeisance, whilst others &whod to their rest.. After that presentation, his 'Mobil) el.* and sddromad the riser, speaking with rum esopharo, in se nearly as poesitle the fAlowing words : " I take donuts's gladly of this opportunity to sown yes of ths poteetbe and consi4eration of Lb. Oman, yam sovereign now and for ever. Every thing shall b dons to at rare peace sad prosperity to the country, and to promote your own personal and iadiroltod welfare. In return for theft favour*, you moat, as your parte, do your utmost to insintaia order mod tranquillity, rendering every animates to the anthoeitiee, and terrier% lb riots and the poor of the menu) —all theoe, to short. over whom you severe say harem sr erred—or ;th kindacr sad c 'Monition." Ths address was doly totorproted by Mr. Berton to the prises., who kepi booing and ealemnieg all the while. The eraye °osmium( " laurels' . and Utter sad Pea were sow brought kt, and the prince., each in the crew Uri be was prorated, came forward and receive] the &corollas, his Imulotiip putt , g the E. round the neck. of the lest era with his os • hoodo, rga &Aim the little p.; coo wavily by the haat To. Liege bro:bac, /Carts khan, and ilawab Nudism oo•dowta, in a kw appropri its weeds, snood lot iship that they more loyal oad faithful to the keelsons. At sia o'ele.flt his loriabip rose, art bowing all round, walked oat at the some door se he bad mowed, the surd of baser rerouting arms, sad the bead pia) rag the Mutated Anthem. And thus .pled the vicomey's trot grand thorium In Luckeow. Oa Took, lbws went no public wenactaiso ; but as Rebook" Loud Casa* neared the Tek. Um *ad other arra promo la a prod &arbor which listed wuly fire hum nod IPSS .em aroworly weeded, the imams test bolsi ihmeashly crowdod. Lewd CIO, and Sir William likaallohl wen prism. Oa* baadrod and eighty mean were WA wen premed re forma to tine Viceroy. Nag of tbem menrod intpwb and valioblo kaillata sod Baja Mari Ste, la Written, was created Moharajaht. Born Aim 314 loyal pumas lobo bad Leos previously co nr+/ Ar thole sorrow wore prorated to hie lardehip. Iced Candor Asa &Mond the sorolsed &dram • gooderaa vie ors rural whoa . 1 do or rorrabor err boring as alarm delivered with ask erseerre mad embers es Ude ma. It moo the cAokleovro of the whole aresoop ; awry raid or spike a with othot, and orgy rood woke for Orr :" "?disarms el Owin-1 orn glad to dad myself is your emery, and ermege you, sod to bare this opportunity of qualm( It yen in the nom of tha QUHR, your Bovereigs. A year has set patted army since this proem wee the see of emelt" and woe. Tao conduct of its people bad ben week, that the govesseent was compelled to lay a heavy bend see der. Be ;UM and order are now reeved to every eraser of 0•61, wed I ant coins to speak to you sot of the pest bat of the futon. You km, all of you who are bee present, esetived yesterday the greats of those sawed which the imurimial be restered to you. You will have seen by Ilse tams of the.. poem that the ancient talookdaree ryes. of Ogden mewl sad pergsmied. Bo assured the, so keg as ea* ens di yen lea loyal sad filthtul subject, end • joss moor, his right and dignity so a talookier will be upheld by es, sad by every representative of your Queen, sod the se ma shall deturb them. You wi Ilaleo bare seen by those gram Met the ism rightism secured os the same coaditiona to your hie for ever. Let the seonty bur an emengement to yen to speed year care s sad time, and mosey apes the Improvi sed of your possessions. As the goverment has been generons to you, so do you be generous to those who hold ender you, down to the humbler tiller of the soil. AM them by Meson of money and other isdulgesces to Imo teem the prodoctivetees of the land, and set theta es sample et seer sad obedience to your rulers. Let this ere esewrity in year preerseens 11111COursge you to bring up pass sees in a mem batten the position which they will Mr eke campy es the chide at Oude. Lars yourselves, and tome then, look lo the goverment as a lather. . . • Talethdare,—l trues /at there are same mongol yes WU re es loimesseed es lo believe that the goverment Ilse hod Melon agslost your religion. Eves it than be goy week I will mot goadbereed to repeat the as mirror *her they heirs mbramily received as this bead. 1 leave it to time sad twine% emel their ears sense to dispel their penes* esegielsoe. Est ter their ows ashes I wigs them sot to be lad iota acts of oppoWtios, or diorsot towards the govern moat by Iles Wee take of theigniag awn. Lastly, Taldok • dent, whomever la anuter you have doubts to be reecred, r ran to •sr bow., oddness yourselves to the ohm( comelemisser. Ile will tell yea the tiothia all things. Ho Is the high mod trusted recesseenetive of the government in Gide, mad dowel span it he will be your beet adviser, sod Tear truest bias& I wish that I eseM speak to you in your ova Wormy,. That which I have geld will now be inter mitted to yea, tad I cajole you to bear it in your MIM1001i118." The Vieeroy bad 110• dose hie work; Thursday was de voted so pier am In the evening there was grand ingot's. boas sari ihreworke, and the t 1: day he loroahlp morsel to Campers. Italu imtatectut. JUDICIAL oommirripk OF THE PANT COUNCIL.—Dzo. 8. BELL Y. Gummi (PALIIIILT 0•1341145 maize BULL).- TZI earnwesizsor iAIIIAOI CAII.--80DOKINT. On the conclusion of the arguments of Mr. Anderson in this case, reported M our columns yesterday, the court was cleared, and on the rs.sdmiation of the parties, Lord Crum:sib delivered judgment without besting can*- , sal on betted of the respondent. Their lordships were clearly of opinion that Mr. Bell 'epee...steal to Ellen Graham that he intenaed to wry her, that he did take proceedings fur carrying out that root,* by • marriage to take place across ins border; that he indueed her to go through the ceremony of marriage ; that she did accompany him there; and that she believad We ceremony of marriage actesily took pl i es. But it wee said tbst wbativer she might have anderstord, he had • different object—that he did not intend to con stitute • marriage, but to put himeolf In the position of eintdring • certificate of • previous marriage. Whether • =wimp' gone through with thin secret intention d eg . of the parties would be valid or invalid, their lordebips are not idled won to determine, foe it wee clearly their opinion that whim the appellant went throagh the ceremony on the 13th of November, it was his deliberate intention to tie married • Ellassbeth Graham. Whatever may have been Mr. Bell's Mathes their lortlithips were not bound to Inquire. He filled a ble office, and was c onuoually under the eye of the rates es clerk of the prem. Having taken We rash step of marrying this women, however prover his motive, he may have wished to conceal It from the public and the magis trates. Their lordships hd tome to the co•clution th it he Aid contract • marriage, and therefore they were cf opinion that the judgment of the court le:ow must be affirmed, and the appeal dismissed with costs. Judgment accordingly. SPORTING. TATTERSALLI.—ThOIBDAT. • t = this ettarfeeee. !or the Derby, Umpire wu no yetBto I. The sebjelsel witaty het of quotation.' sesprlse ell the Weiser tweseewed THI DERBY. S e 1 opt lit. Um 12 to 1 lb. J. Marry'ar T 12 to 1 Mr. J. Wyatt'. Notbourno 13 to 1 Nickel's Tb. 1 .11:loitt) , ( . 14 to 1) 33 to 1 Mr. Welshes Uprooter' (i) 60 to 1 Hosea Rothschild's Raft (t) 160 to 8 Lord Portsmouth's Becesorer (o 61) 1000 to 12 Mr. W. Wises Beeson (t) Form or 1810.—Oes Mortised throe heedrei sad fifty sight t. at. have bent bred tlals sera& Of them 681 arm oohs, sad 67/ Mrs. EITEXITTS Flag 18 THE BOROUGH.—Testerday sense& snag Wl-pet 4 o'clock, a fro of considerable masgatiudo boobs min is Ms preentot belosaing to Meson. Levitt and Co , weal tatters. retrying on keine.. at No. 89, Ilatotestren, .no' egleming about 70 hot ten into Erne street, Southwark. The pubs were finked on ose side by the Salmon Conn-hall, sad on the other olds by num.- run bone* is Ketenvert. The dieiiiery wee suede by • rib.. .nicer of the M diolot m percrioing a very anal body of light tithing threiugh tbe r cif the eardlsg lams of the ketory. An intuit alarm was mimed, sad seseeterete on,, deepetshed for the aid of ilte Neer. sad meow. So small did tht flre thee appear that It was he bend to b. enticed to • cLuzsey only. la tho ammo e 1 kw enstee, boa two, the 10. shot forth t. immeste Ants, an fee some limas beilliastie illeintiond the whole of the eido of tho water. 'Wheatl-y. the conductor of the legal iealMye Ire-mciaps, promptly strand with kis , := old be was followed by swoons tennis of oa Bolsole, from flosithinn kindg•-ron, Watling ' siren. Winerisoned. .so' tte Westo wi tuition At this time • phallist .apply of water woo g wing from the mains le die Henn. mod the ernes got their nines Into toll play, bet is nits of the em e erces of ai l present the fames enteamel thete ravage*. sad te.o the rardstyr.honao too are inn rpm the sitesein waretc.oer, In ',hull an Im mense inanity weal was tiop-At , col. The fronton by gnat emotion encereded is goititg the cautery over the fearful sksent, but sot IMO the sad log -rob., the enact:dewy, tee Mork thereto, well the wool-wariabiliers were dessroyed. Tbs beck premien a M. R. Dover. cube dean, No. 14k, Mesestren, two Mem ajoiaieg, tad the tearoom-mom of the &Iwo@ Totters, on,, all cnro .Lr lees demand. A gen than sand Taylor epos wiser thet the.zusithei se lincely, rushed through tbe Amon sad secomand is taming all ter .team from the boiler.., mid thee by • Mersin ample mks woo Pfevtatad- The ones of lite the is mason. Tte rimiest sufferer was lasurtl to the Linda tad Yoekehirs OT EXIIEZZL EEE E AGAINST A MINING Acme v.—Cleseln• Bolodes. miaow bo.ker sad ages., ap hides the megistraure at the Tavhowit °oddball, as to WIWI" a charge. peslerred seethes him by Mr. Manic as adthetaree Is the Coliscomthe Mies, of berths, with a clerk at the Codossoushe Mime, received frnal Mr. Mneria a certain is. of may. anauaatica to 531. Jr. 3d., sot freodukotly embezzled end orterwurd the rota to Me ewe sae. The poker, was brought op on Saturday week but, on a sharp of Myths sold sod negotiated corsairs shams esteemed to aim he seee olebely, het lb. leader wee saw reword. Mr. Chase* pesseesiod os the Drowns ithwartosi the yet. en was usditheded. Mr. Cbdcott des *left orrthe and ended as Mr. Morrie, who rid that as i j ot et Argot last ha save tr. are • elms as Me.... Gill awl Co.'s Bash, at Ter.otostr, for 66U. fa. 74, whiz I was thu sinsest of the •t thort of Collaasehe Mae ha Judy. TIM abet ineluderi roorthasto' M dr amass al UK Its. 11., the whole ad which was ampoid. Wilson lad boss unable to ebada the vaembses * the _passers which lan Gaeta le kale ant the aawasary Laris ' a the fell,siog maatk. Oa use scotch alma he maul Or pram', tor the waif" Irma he ha age 01 the bin% cobs loftily he could sot palm tboa, bat hater would se Is a short time Tel oast yawn was lb. John M.i r, cashier at Messrs. Oil aka de's bra, who mon 14.: the primmer drew tho wavy trim Oa Ina. Ser ena , twiot,rig, to the .mint 3.. 3d wets eallad, sad that Moir Jai, bill. had M Ina paid pa, altleaga they bad r..ceived mossy iee geode .110101•11 Ike, that date. The meows, who odd he would mum Ns &lime,was e.stalated for trial at the bastes Amary is be apeasa oa Sonarday n.a• (to-esserso). There Wee eirolbor amp broarrbt &phut the primmer of laving asbesaild rte am ad 991. 16.. 9d., the moseys of Mr. Mir. rim set War adamaros M Wait Siam Tor Woe, Limbo lowee, Creswell. - - TO TBs LarzarooL DOCK $Ol4. OSTOL—AIt the wady moan of td blomy Docks sad ilartsmut Dowd yoolortlay. tt woo agreed to roma uso eon ed MOW. is Mr. led Nosh, the dock sulkilor, end to Moo Ids miry ken I,IOW. pat ram to 1,600 L km the 34tb AIM WS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.—Dsc. 8. &Wags at Nisi Pries in I.emdon.—(Bdon Lard Chief Justice Erie and a Common Jan.) O. CLI►TOY.-ALLIOID MIIILSPIJOIXTA. 110 N. Shia was adios to recover ;Images fir alleged Mare proasistios rdweaoe to , be value of • public boo*. Mr. Haddlutos aad Mr. Maude apppeeaerred for the plaiatiß, sad Ms. Hawkins sod Mr. Watkis for the de loadiat. The Plaintiff Is • publican. and in Septa& sr OM, be thwitiared for the percher from Mts. Clifton, the deludes; of the New Inn, Famborourh. In refugee, to that maim; Mr. DM, en anthienser at Windsor, wrote to the phlatiff • Iserew,wldeli eentslud the following purr :—"I have sea Mrs . Clithines Meth, and he tells me that he has Wein her returns fur the last three years. of the ham Nay, sod it will overage for the last year Si. per _day, sad for the two previous years about lei., sag he 11Ww that with • man of business it may be brought to ill the same again." The plaintiff purchased on the huh of ibis eepaiseentatton, and gave 4001. tor the goodwill and kn. /sr the appeasement, exclusive of etc bet be found that fining the ma or seven months which he remained in =Ur receipts did not average 31. edgy. and be oleo the Wan had shortly boron bean offered for sale be IOBC gesiwill. Re ultimately sold the hones to Mr. ffeekle, who bed previously rented the stables and yard, for 100 i. pawn' cad 6171. valuation, end he now s)aimed ditenspes feel s The debase wee that Mrs. Clifton had made no false npresedstiss, see authorised any to to made; that aim was obliged to leave the house in wow gems of • sake to quit from Messrs. Nevill sad 11•114, the landlords, mad the course she took was to place the matter in the hands of • publican named Bulbs, • friend of hen, and Mr. Abreliama, a broker. The latter gentleman inspected her book., and in • circular which he issued truly described the taking., he. As to kr.Desa, it was rid that he hod never really been employed by one, though he had received, as • gift, 61. from Mr. son, and he had also !soiled half Mr. Abraham's muds slon and half of 601. which be (Mr. Dann) bad suggested should be snowed In consequence of his introducing • we. tear who gave mush more then wet expected to ha got. His lordship ithesehed the jury that the defendant would be lidie only ta th e west of bw saving made or eat erised le be wade a Wes strewed is dismal tot de /setter is queedies. The Jury bead for de ilshadist. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Doc. 8. (Dios the Mat C--Liter.) tx TIN 11•1711111 01 Lift/ BARN/712. This insolvent, who had bent a nib papristar, at White chapel, was opposed by air. Robertson Olathe, on the part of a creditor, named Gingen, and several others. Mr. Denny was 000neel for the ineelmat. This cam bad been several times before the court, and had bees adjourned for the insolvent to file some accounts. The complaint was that the insolvent bed Improperly disposed of his property to the dot:latent of hie creditors. Counsel were heard es the part of their reoperate* Meats. The leased Chief Commissioner yronnanoed a jadgaseat of sir meths (rider the ellecretionery clause) from the vest ing order is September. (Before Mr. Constiedeser Murphy.) TN 1V DlTDitr ELITOL. This Insolvent, who had been • board end lodging-bones keeper, is Dover-street, Piccadilly, wee opposed by Mr. Reed, for a schoolmaster at Calais named Hennakio, and Mr. Jennings, an attorney. Three creditors opposed in The CON presented some remarkable features. The Insol vent was a bankrupt in 1840 se en underwriter whin his debt. were large. Is 1961 he wee discoarged at D ear, whin hie debts were upwards el 7,0001., and in 1867 he want to Ipeeich Übe the bead' of the act, and his petition was dismissed on the ground that it was • friendly arrest. Ha had brat is businees in Dover street, and since January last had been in prism, and amid not come up before for the want of funds. Since 1847 the furniture In Dover-street, which belonged to him woe= chimed by hie daughter's uncle and given to ;lir. then be (insolvent) bad been discharged under the est, Hennekin bad been paid about 2001., and Mr. Jennings wee the Maoist:toes attorney. The insolvent's daughter had sold off the furniture. Two creditors in person. a bootmaker and a laundryman, complained that they save credit to the insolvent. Mr. Commissioner Murphy said he should give•jedgmeat for the small debt. of the creditors in person. There had bees a .` &wily compact," and a man wee asked to get credit ea a handsome house in whirls he had no interest It wee a came of magnitude, and he should deal in the same manner as ht • different en., notwithstanding the tone the insolvent had been in proton, sow nearly twelve month.. The court gees a jadgment of three months from the veto ing order, making ea latrieoereeat of twelve mouths in all. SHERIFFS' COURT.—Dec. 8. (Brian Yr. Kw.) COMM 9. COSDZL-TII LAW O► Till WOAD. Thu ones we ac't b reenver --- OLgegoihMOdetenicats t (an aldermen of the city of Leaden), nutted to comeguence of the alleged negligeoce et defeedaes servenr. On the part of plaantiff it wee deposed this, upon a certain day, • line of vehicles were upon London bridge, of which Ilse plaintsfspey-carnage end defendant's light cart formed • portion. Through the reckless conduct of defendant's driver, the p ny-carriage wee backed on to an omnibus pole and damaged. Plain , 'a sitars's were crow examined by the aldermen, and said they could not tee over the cart. Defeedaht then celled hie driver and a police-oonstabla, who said that the accident wee unavoidable. The fact wag, that there wee a general "poll up" of the whole line of vehicles, and defendant's driver had no altanative bet to back with the rest. _ Upon this his Honour °burred, that =hes aegligense were shown, ',Wool! could act recover. If parties sainestad with carts and hones would play at "beds and tails," they nowt tate the composer. H. had frequently as.. vehicles drirtio so cineatopther as to preclude all possibility of parties ercesien wit► safety. Hs was not surprised, whoa soda a coarse ass adopted, that accidents costarred. Plaintiff as. sinistuted. TREDOZTT 11. PAIUIZII,- . WIT PAINT. This wasanacThlus I:;nreover U. fie, the value of certain articles of clu.hing asseagal by SONS tet paint upon de fsadant's promo.. Hu Honour (to ptslatiff )—I morose you ran !against the paint Elaintiff—Yes. His I:loamy—I sin very sorry for you, but you suit mover. 1 ; 1 - aintiff—thafbt mat he to put " witt paint ?" His Honout—Nn. Defendant—Vie painter was al work. Hie Honour—lt se very clear. The paint bon your pre miere, and, tboregb was protection should be afforded coder Wiwi, plaintiff cannot recover. Defendant .sid the mope were in some wart s caution. His Honour found for defendant, %About costa. BURGLARY AND ROBBERY OP AT BRAD 101113.—Betirent the boars of eight end ten oa Wednesday sight, the dwelling of Mr. Janes Ferieh, m SL Jesses'e• square, Roma, Bradford, sea entered by thieves end robbed of 1,6001. in gold sad hill. in provistiel notes. Mr. Perish Is • retired ehopkeeper of indepeadasit means, end a widower, with oae servasL It bad hews arranged that the servant girl, Betsy Ledireed, should go out on Wednesday maim, in company with another young women, to en exhibition of a diorama in the mini, and the Mr. Ferirh eb.iald nouns in IM bottle. Bhs sciooediegly went out shortly after OMer eclair, but eke had sot been tug Row before Mr. Fetish, asseles hi. =tad, looked ap the bowie end west to that of a bleed et some distance. Oa returning, shortly alter ten o'clock, the servant girl foaled the lota= door elm dad do house In perfrot darkness. la her alarm, as shit Y ys, thinking Mr. Perk* wee killed, she ran beck sad railed to several orightinars to kr wistarias. It wee them discovered that the hoes* bed bees entered through the kitchen window; every daer which was locked had hoes opened, sad the mosey of Mr. Awl* as before mentioned, bad been stolen from • de her (ehkat had been bogus apse) la • drawer in hie bedroom. The window all wee n laaae : Wed with bleed, as tf • tidal had at Ide laird is the pees is the kierhas wisdom ; wand n jelseVe shisel,= wee marked with bleed, wee Mk bdiei The pollee have is was dm is, saiesavered m Mesmer the thieves. Kr. Perish hod it some time pet advertised messy In lead =I berrewere,; iseprsdisUi divine hie sem sad ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDSTONE, DEC. 8. (Before Mr. loathe William") Gorge Bowella, 18, CAarles Thomas Willie, 28, the two soldiers who were convicted of anon under very patellar cdt , committees, nod whose judgment was recited, were brought up to recces the Natalie of the court. The Iscrud judge said there woo no doubt that the pri soners had committed the edema's of wzich they had been convicted in order that they might no longer continue In the military service, end tbat they appeared to prefer the con dlikm of cunt iota to that of soldiers. The ollonce they had ooteinitt,d was a very anions one, and, ao s wowing to others, be telt it his duty to sentence them to siz years' peed! servitude. - 447,iouessend, 26, and Jo/sis Crawley, 18, two private aoldtere, were charged, the former with a trlonlotts assault apart a women, and the latter with aiding and assisting hint to Elan& the offence. ffisltiriTsonprosece . Md. The prosecettis in tots case was • respectable mauled woman, and it appeared that es she wee on her way home, In the essighbourlacial of Deel, .he was awaited by the prisoners, who committed the offence imputed to then. The jury returned a verdict of Quill,. Thomas Smith, 29, another private soldier, was convicted of • similar offence. The learned Judge, in parting sentence, c.miniested in In divan' terms upon the atrociour character of the offence of which the prieoners had been convicted, and he ordered them to be kept in penal servitude fur the term of twenty years. James Wakinsols, 29, • private soldier of the Bova Artillery, and stationed at Shorncliffe, who appeared at the bar wearing two Crimean medals and two good conduct stripes, woe chargri with a similar offence. kr. Addison conducted the prosecution. It appeared that the prceemon: in this cue wee • respect able young wciesan, named Susannah Turner, sad that on Sunday evening, the 2nd of October, she wee en Mr way house in the neighboethood et Shirneliffe, when she was se °Doted by • man in the tusitoren of the Royal Artlllory, who Inquired of her what time it was, and she told him as well as she weld. She then walked on end the sea followed her, and wished her to have moms drink, hat she refused ; and when they had gone a short distance he seised bold of her and dragged her into a field and assaulted her la a wet brutal • meaner. She struggled 'Weedy and screamed murder, sad the man twisted her head beak and hurt her very mob, bat' she continued to resist him, end scratched Ids fees severely. In consequence of her Mee mew men came to her aseistence, and the man thee ran away. She sew the prbener • day or two afterwards, and immediately identified Ohm ea the man by whoa) the outrage had been committed, and she per ticulariy recognised him by his voice sad his having • light moustache. The evidence of the prostestrix was confirmed by the fees that the primmer was proved to have boa in the neighbourhood about the time the offence were coin. mitred, and that when he went to the barrack, he appeared way hot sad excited, and his face was scratched and bleed ing. It apF7ared, however, that • hundred other privates In the Artillmy were out oe leave In the evening in question, sad there was some little discrepancy as to the fact of the prisoner wearing • belt at the time the proescntrix was ittlacked in the manner described. _ . _ The primmer, when called upon for his defence, declared that he was sot the mon who committed the outrage, and he mid that the prom/marl' had mistaken him for some other private entawymart who was really the guilty party. The loused judge having summed up, the jury, after some deliberation, said they thought the prosecutris might be mistaken is to the identity of the prisoner, and they save Km the benefit of the doubt, therefor*, and returned a medics of Not Guilty. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—You:, Din. 7. (Bakes Mr. Justice Wiglitessa.) ILLASLAVOKTIII AT 3111171111. D. 4insisaws Biscay, 44, was charged with the manslaughter ethie wife, lar,ah huutey, at Sheffield, on the 6th of Sep tember Irt._ _ TM donned sad the prisoner were maa sad wife, sad lived in • pad Is Gerden-street, in Sheffield. Unlortunately they did not she ea geed Menu with each other. On the morning of the da y Is they had • quarrel, and the prisoner , in a fit of , seized • hammer which wee used thi Puneme bnibing sandstone, and struck his wife three times ea the heed, caw*: three &aprons wounds, and Wb=ya butane of the skull. The primer thee het the honer, and gave himself Into the hands ' of jutikproceeding to the Town ball with that object is west tato the banes of the pnsoner sad saw his =rid% the bottom of the maim in • mats of Inemeibility, sad withering in her blood. The poor woman was move* to the Sheffield Infirmary, where she lingered to peat pain until the 22nd of the same month, whoa she died from the effect of the Injuries she had re ceived. Previous to her death, the deposition of the pi sow's wits wee taken. She staled upon her oath in the presence of • magistnue and the prisoner, that her husband was talking to her as if she were • bad woman. He them Mame her, and abs fell down. It was a litUe alter eight o'clock to the morning, and the neighbours mate in directly stemmed'. He struck her upon the heed, sad he had beta panelling with her all the mono= night. Mr. Poster did not address the jury, stating to his lord ship that ISO could not resist the evidence adduced, which showed that the priaoner had caused his wife's death by ring the hammer. The learned counsel urged that great had been used to the prisoner, and Os trusted his Ml e rt:rn rostlaq out punishment, would bear the extenuat laf_cfrcutestances to mind. kedahip having summed up, the jury found a verdict of Guilty, with a recommendation to mercy. &Minos deferred. THII LEEDS WEEDER. Ia the course of the day the grand jury found a true bill Charlie Ncemingtoo. for the murder of Bachard 7rano l a g itton, at Leeds, on the 6th of Auguet last. The counsel =gaged to conduct the prosecution are Mr. Blansbard, Mr. Middleton, and Mr. Austin. It isnot at present known what gestlstoau will appear as count= fur the prisoner, no member of the bar having yet been enraged f r the defence. Mr. Blanshanl =kw Mr. Justice %Victim= to fir a day for the trlet Ris lordship declined to name any particular day, but peeked the !sensed counsel that the cam should not be aka before Tuesday but. MIDDLESEX SFSSIONS. (Before Mr. Braids, Ardistaat-Jadge.) THE CAIII OPSAZAH DTEII. At the sitting of theooort lileilttstated that he had brought the case of Sarah Dyer, the poor dreermaker, before the council of the Royal Benevolent Society, of which Lord Rayebam was piandent ; and it had been taken up very warmly, and steps were taken to enable her to get over her pwnt difficulties, and to place her in a position to pursue bar badness under very different circumstances. At the same time, he would say tlin at the present time there were a good mazy urgent claims upon the Kohn', whieb bed been most useful in affording IM•1111•120111 to holiest poisons to overcome temporary difficultioi, thereby saving them from ruin; and it was to be regretted that the funds at ire disposal were sot adequate to meet toe numerous cases brought under coed- Semler, pertieularly just now. Mr. F. H. Lewis suggested that those who owed the poor woman mosey should be sued fur its recovery; she was entitled to it. The Assiatant-Jadge said It wag very satiefactory to hear the statement of the learned counsel. He had noticed sad concurred in the suggemiun of some of the public journal*, that instead of money being given, directly or indirectly, to • person under each • ircuma4•ceo, employment should les gives, as the other coons might seem on Inducement for the commission of crime. Jdw Ce;;;;d:37, end Ilenry Varney, 37, were indicted fay baying stolen thirty pieces of eoeffolthropre, the property of Jerome Hill. _ Mr. Y. S. Lewis prosecuted; Mr. Dickie defended. The prisoners were convicted, and sentenced each to four secathe' hard labour. Tits jury recommended them to mercy. Charles harms, an odd.looking young man, who had been reprattilly in prison for various °doom*, was convicted of hardy, stolen three tremor of hay, the property of John /Puller, of Kensal.gtern. It had been suggested for the defeeee that the prisoner was of unbolted mind, and his tether acid he had no doubt of it. The jury said they had some misgiving on the matter. The loomed Judge said he maid &far 'be .votence in order that the medical officer of the prison might certify ea to W state of the premier's mind. Mr. Gent prosecuted; Mr. Ribton was for the prisoner. (Before Mr. Creasy.) _ . William Rarri4, 19, Jobs Harmandale, 21, and Henry Soklueg, 23, were indicted for stealing a puns and the nun of 9e. 61. from the person of Matilda Barlow. Mr. M. Dollish was for the proarention ; Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Sleigh defended Redding end Hannaedalta. The piuSweistrix was s want to a rtirlarneu in Gloosester. *gram Paddington, and on the 21st of November the three prisoners stopped her la the street, end picked her pocket while sating her the way to souse particular piaoe. They were food Guilty, and ware well-knows thieves. Hauls was siseecid to foot', ant Hannandale sad Rd sea to three years' penal semtude. Cietheriew "irk* 26, Francis 'sight, 19, and Williams Wives's. convicted on Tnesday of steam • width talus 24, lei efiliety of William ltsuhrook. frees Wm perms, wen sentencted, !tench to three years' penal eery Inds. and Riled and Wieldiest each to twelve months' hard labour. Mr. 3CDomaell was couneel for the promeation.. "Wham °Went was indicted for nalatrfally keeping a brothel, 24, Cam lotte-etreet, Portland place. The evidence proved the oa* to the eatiefaotka of the jam, but it MY not of ea aggravated obarmaer. Mr. Creasy sentenced but to bard labour fora week, sad to my a fine of IN. At the lost oounty day the iteelmant-Judge called the attention of the court to the practice which he understood had prevailed of ramoviag poise.,. labouring ander wall pox to the homOtala Is pulite street cabs. The court imme diately gave die•Wous to dkeoatinua the practice, sad mearred it to the visiting jealous of the diftrent prams to substitute mum other mode of coaveyance, should any Imes ems mum be either of the prisons, there Main his. a lew sad them lalag mason to believe that this hestal Masse Is propitiated to a gnat 'resat by mho beam ea employed, It behead reardiens and other perish oflidals I. asemmia without Misr That the practice warn in thiir reepsetim THE POLICE COURTS. THAMES. AMU Roll, a diaMpated looking man stout 40 years of age, and deathbed so • labourer, was brought Wore Mr. Yardley charged with violently assaulting two little boys, named William Rowland and Therese &edema. One of the boys had been aeriously injured, his heel having been cat open, and he lost • Large quantity of blood. The other boy had also received a serious blow on the head. The prisoner was 3fore Mr. Selfe on Wednesdayalternoon, and he conducted himself in a most violent and mitt...mom manner. He cursed, raved. swore, and gave utterance to the most blasphemous language. He welked in a burro d mea ner up and down the dock, and repeats dly caused the 1113•0••• trate and the people in court. All efforts to quiet him proved fealties, awl after • desperate resistance he was seized by several poli mstabke and the °Mena of the court, and corried away to the statiomboues adjoining the matt, when be was confined for the night. This morning be was very quiet. It sop oared that onWedne :day morning the prisoner was in • do oaken end disorderly wits in the Comm rcial•ros deltas*, end wee flourishing a kegs tin can. He went into • plie-elsop, honest a pie, and threw it st a man in the shop. The pie missed him, sad struck the walL After Lois the miaow, was guilty of some very extravagant acts, and ome boys gathered about him. He then beget shouting and rosier, rid each the two compleinants on their heads with the ter rim, and felled them to the ground. His Metal conduct suited the in dignation of the bystanders, who seized him and delivered him into the custody of a policemen. The boys, who an the sons of respectable parent, dwelling in Stepney, pm no pro vocation whatever. Tho prisoner made en attempt to strike other boys in the road. The prisoner said be was very sorry for what he had done. He was the worm for liquor. Mr. Yardley—Do you think because you got &auk, and as, not under the proper control of your melon, that you are so eosandt each scandalous sod savage merits as these with lingssidty ? Your drunkenness is an sggravadan of your amok You have committed a brutal, =mealy, cowardly ssmalt on two nnoffending boys. There is an act of parlia ment passed est :oddly to protect helpless females end help- Mee children, and I shall put it in forest in your case. I tea times you to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for two oalsadir months. SARAH DYRR. TO TEI EDITOR OF TEE =MESS. Blit,-1 think poor Sarah Dyer would soon be paid the money ovrog her if she would wad you for publics- Pew the names sad addressee of those ladies who tvid not paid her the sums they owe at the end of a week from this date.—l are, do. ' W. K. G. Piocedilly, Dee. e. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Dic. B. Paoitonott.— Assistant Psymasisr W. T. Duna (1864) is 000firmsd to the rook of pszoisstsr. A, PPOINTXINTII.—ibMit 0. F. 111.Doves11 (1861) to be 'Midmost to the Cyclops, 6, peddle-wheel steam sloop, Best ladle sad Chlas station. Uhler Enewers W.OI Barr (1852) to the Azta, 84, guard ship of ordinary, at Portsmouth, Lir service in the Donor, 101, screw stesatehip. at Portsmouth; and W. 1. Ibbett, to the Umiak screw atearn•ahip, for particular service. Psymester B. J. Bennett (1861) to the Diadem, 32, screw steam Aiwa, with the Cbaintel eqoadrce. Ilseters• Amistants H. D. Walker, to the Icarus, 11,earew deems) at Waal irk& booed Aasieteet Engineer W. R. Dam, to the Aboukir, 00, sow stem ship, with the Channel soptedron. A circular, signed by Bir Benjamin Hawes, Under Secretary of State for War, has been forwarded to °Moms commanding militia regiments, misting that it has been de cided that the school t exacted by Article 176 of the Militia Regulations, shall cc* be abolished, with • view of encouraging the non-commlesioned officers end men of dieembodied regiments of raids to attend school during the periods for which they are annually trained. The Ordnance select committee, which has been appointed by her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for War to examine and report upon all inventions or improve ments relating to the implements or munitions of war, which front time to time may be enbenitted to its oonsideration, rt meet ma Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Woolwich. CHATHAM, DIC. 8. The Ariadne, 26, screw frigate, Captain Vansit tart, was hauled out of the floating basin this afternoon, and is now lashed aloeride the tamer hulk. The whole of her provisions, water, shot, alit 11, and tea stores sre on board. To-morrow she will drop down to Folly-point, near Upnor Castle, where she will take on board her armament. *c., and await farther orders,. The Charybdis, 2r7 rate r corvette, will Goer numbering place to• morrow In the etes basin. The Royal Be neer Train, under the command of Capt. H. T. eiborne ' , numbeug two offirers and 100 men of all ranks, together with all the horses, field equipments, sexes, &0., bekawng to the testa, anted at headquarters, Bromptonbarrecke, this afternoon, from Alderehoit camp, whit* they left on Monday last. TOO corps will remain at Bromplon•barracks during the *twee, and return to Alder shott to the rammer. 0a their arnval they wets isspseed in the barrack square. PORTBYOUTE, D•e. 8. Admiral Willie= Bowles, C. 8., embarked as board the rift Quoin ateem•we•l this forenoon, and proceeded ca • vitt to the Wilmot Oshawa EASTERN ()MINTIER RAILWAY RIFLE CORPS.— On Monday evening an influential mertiug was bald at the Eastern Counties Mechanke Institution at Stratford, presided over by the chairmen of the company, Horatio Love, Esq. Samuel Anderson, Bp. (a director), the chief °Moan, and about 600 *eremite of the company were present. The chair man, in a forcible and patriotic speech, explained the objects of the meeting, and raid that while he held the gathering of large bodies of men for the provess of aggreealon to be one of the most diasatrona oelawittes that could betel a commer cial community, be was of opinion that the people of Eng land were not only jastitiod but imperatively called on to hold themselves prepared to meet the contingency of invasion. With this view, Mengel( nod colleagues had decided on ow -1 porting the present moven:mot with every asaistance at their command. The chairman ooncluded by moving the sdnption of several preliminary resoluliona, which were carried with ' unaelmous enthu.laam. At the close of the proceedings Moral sittecriptiins from the directors present were an nounced. It le expected that the movement will be brought to a encoessfel inns by the formation of a very strong corps. TowEs Haaans Coan.—A meeting adjourned from tanprreadieg week was had as Wednesday evening, in the St. Thome+, Stepney, Schools, Arbour square, for the purpose of organising a rifle corps fir the Tower Hamlets. Many ioduemial gentleman were present, and, after the appointment of Mr. Revenhill, of the firm of Miller and Ravenhill, as treasurer, and of Mr. Thomas Rat cliff as secretary, it was &terminal to convene a public meet ing on the 21st or 22nd instant. A mah-comailttea was elected, and empoweved to ieek one of she members for the !Drench to provide on the ocesaioo, and to solicit the attendance and rap port of the peat shipowners, thanufroturtits, and other merits employer. of labour in the neighbourhood. The greatest unanimity and enthusiasm prevailed, and there is eery pro spect of the immanent barns sacresfer MESARS. TRUMAN, HANBURY, AND BUXTON AND THE VOLEETZZU MOYMENT.—At a memos of thin firm, held yesterday, It was decided that a tarps of 100 of their employ!. shriuld be armed and equipped at the expanse of the arm. The Lames of upward, of 95 solemner' wee banded in, beaded by the wane& of the business, Mr. Fraser. The lord-lieutenant for the county will be cocoons skated with, and on his cosset being notified immediate stew will be take. fee the nrasaisation of the carpi. MeIIITLEDONI VOLUNTZER RITLISII.—Tfie drill of the aorta will take plea every Tuesday and Friday at 7 p.m. • Wednesday and S dards? at 5 p.m. The council are e: deoiled to render membenblp as inexpensive as ramble, under Use conviction the solenes corps should be perve rted ',anilines, not only for national defence, in mn of need, but ma teeing to promote the physical well-being of those who oin them. Drente, DEC. B.—We had a fair supply of whea t , which met a flat sale at lit week's prices; the market com mandos very dull, but slightly improving before the close. Barley less in fair supply ; the very beet samples nearly maintained lest week'. mi. Is, but inferior sorts were 3s. per qr. cheaper: one very eucerior lot sold at 43e. per lb. Whoa., best, Us. to 48e. per qr.; middling do., 384. to 46e.; M - AM do., 34a. to 38e.; barley, 83s. to 429.; oats, 23e. to 334. ; beans, 401. to 48e.; peas, 124. to 46a.; fine flour, per *ark, 37a. to 42a.; do. seconds, 83s. to 375. MANCHE/TVA, Dm. B.—Our market this morning wee I•se numerously weeded than of lam. Holders of wheat were firm is demanding the full rates • f this day se'smight, bat sale. were made with difficul , y. Terre was but little disposition manikesed to buy flour ; nevertheless sellers ad hired to pro price. Oats and oatmeal met a slow sale at late rates. been. rad Indian curt were arm. NEWIVAY, Doc. B.—We hare to ter* a good Ripply of wheat this des for which there was a steady demand at prit rather In favour of the buye. T,.e •coyly of barley an cct led the demand, which lad to a redaction in price of from ls. to Ta Fr quArtsr. Oils, beans, and peas steady at late rates. DaC. 7.—Hen to-day them was a 'migrate supply of wham, sod with a move health y tone in the teals pric.s wen fully as high as last wc A, sad in some cases Is. more mosey was obtained. W ate, 48.. to 625. ; red, 40e. to 469. ter 36 stone. A tolerable show of baby, and all SG. pert's. sorts for malting very deer, and in tensest ; infs , its description, met a .low sale ; maitiog, 36e. to 445. per qr.; grinding, 28e. to iiCe. per mous. Th.ce was • small show of orator which the demsnd was languid, late Tats being with diffi-ulty maintain. d ; new, 22a. to 26..; old, 30e. to 84s. per 24 atone. Brans were seas" with a good demand, lost week's extreme rotes were systaincd, 445. to 601. per 38 stone. Uxeamoz, Dec. B.—the show of samples of wheat is short, sad the trade is slow, without any alteration in value, The value of wheat is 40e. to 629.; barliy, 289. to 365.; oats. 18.. to 28s ; beans, 38s. to 46., ; gess, 40.. per qr. WATERFORD DEC. 7.—We have very limited aities of grata to our ma rk et from all wieners, tint the t rade rite dull, notwithstanding, for all articles, with prices slightly in favour of buyers. Weather has again become mild and wet. EDINBURGH. Dec. 7.—To-day sales rather heavy. Wheat was 4s. down on the top, and Bd. down on the average. Barley wee 6d. down on the top, sad V. up on the avenge. Oat' were 9d. don't on the tap, end 2d. up on the avenge. Beans were le. dos& on the top, and le. 4d. down on the average. CATTLIL—Enusar non, Dec. 7.—To-day the supply of sheep was 6,726. Sales dull, m.d price much the mine as last week. Too price of the hest mutton (egcd black head nether.), ; current min, 60. to 741. per lb.; ewes sad inferior from bd. to feid.; a clear ance not effected. Cattle: The number of cattle was 642. Ths lity greetly improved; a good demand; an excellent durance, at prices equal to these of last week. Top price, 80. 3d. ; current, 7s. 9d. to Bs.; middling and inferior, from 64. 6d. to 72. M. per imperial stone. Fed piles, from be. to de. 68. per mons ; six to eight weeks old ditto. from 9s. to 12.. 6d• a bead. Sheep, 6,726 ; fat cattle, 642; lean ditto, 264; tlelkh cows, i pigs, 326. CHEESE.--Ssttentee, Dec. B.—At our fortnightly market, held to-d.y, there ems only a moderate supply of cheese, beet old eherse being somewhat eosrce—the attend ance was also limited ; Dot, notwithstanding, the trade ruled tolerably quick, and nearly the whole on offer changed hands. Tare prime of last market were nmetly adhered to, but some few emsplee of good old cheese were held a trills higher. The following were the current prices. —Skims, 245. to 281.; half-onwards, 455. to 655.; Somerset., 60s. to 58..; sod Cheddars, 66e. to 70e. per ewt. MARKEL& COTTON.—Lmoroot., Itito B.—The Wel of cotton today ate artioutted at 6,000 bales. The market continues ney quiet; peon rather I. favour of the buyer. WOOL AND WORBTED.—DRADIOIII), Dec. B. , There ia not ow mach buoyancy fa wood as there has been daring the past two weeks. Priasesre firm, but with (error sales making. In nolle and shorts there id no improve ment in prime, although the deotsad is fully equal to the supply. The demand fdr worsted yarns, both fee export and the home consumption, beeps the spinner, fully employed. Prior an slightly ituprovaA for the current month, but the seamier is not In prop ation to the rates now demanded fir laws wools. In the piece market manufacturers are feeling thewant dieters, and many loom. are conarquently mem- V. They de net deem it predant, with comet prices w e ttsted and cotton yarns, to make good. for stock. The market is coosequeraly dull, sad to only a comparatively low buyers are operating to-day, there is no improvement what ever to report. CORN.—BIZIHNOWAX, Dec. 13 —At Gloucester inertia, su the Sed, whey rated dull et the currency of the previous week : at Worcester, the sem day, iii redaction of Is. per qr. ' wee reluctantly subnlued to. Braley held fur higher tabs. Oats dull. Brans rather cheaper. Lem doing in pees. Duiieg the present seek little grain of any kind has chaspd haada. Wheat nominally unaltered. Barley malts as deer, but oely taken in retell. Oct. rather cheaper. Beane and per gent, with a retail dermal. At Wolverhampton, yam isrde7. lees wheat was off.md, sad lower prime win lot mowed fee say descelptita. At this day's ambit there was aMO supply at wheat, aid airing to apeoulatloa pm , chasm the whole was cleared of, at either mar the euteucey of thin :by es'neight, but we teas as allteraltm Y our quotations. Barley dull, bat sot olasaper. Gets elides as deer, bet little inquired to. BMW mad psis sovidesly saidired. TEAFFIO RETURNb. liiimrais. MIN Paw Mon Total, Teta. /Om moms droo6ise.ls34. MK Wei maw Nov. V A 4 I' LawsLEM Ilinsios .. fr, 612 OV 813 llosAamllm - MO 815 11.6 t 43 MOW owl /maw ... &lit 1.1413 4.101' 6-163_ pow tedium Deo L amaiirisr=r — ■ 1M 1.2!! 1.411 1.491 =amil=m vomit .~~..~ _ - 949 DI 140041404•V001 00 $l4 413 1.2 714 prism 4 mamma= 313 •4 1.170 1.11.1 104081 MO= 740 12.214 41.1 &SA9. 71,143 amok 14•1•4 1111 - 6 . 114 4074 /h Se tad rt too cut tic 7.a4 es.. Dec. Dec. 4. 4Yre t ii o 2ll 7.17 610 1110 Ble 1.00;14431m 1.7" 1.12 O~eteWmwou 7 3. 1.510 1.437 1414 Wein 044314044. 21401413. 404 1144110% 11000 4144111 434 1,6811 iiii I:4i - - V&SELB SPOKEN WITH. Anse (WW). Wen London for Now Odium 21 esys, Woo. 8, Isl II Is N. low le 4 W. A.blois (bargee), how Msdras for Cloowetowe, off elsoritMa Crowe. tram Liverpooi for Pereambews, Nor. 2e, lot 10 N, low 10 W. Call443te. bow Liverpool for New Orbital 28 days, all well. Oat. 91, lot 24 19 N. ioo -+2l W. Dreoai (barque). from Clyde for Me.boonis, Oct. 21, tat 155, low 12 a. Warm In w Mothrlitoa. Ow. 29. Mara, tow., tette... Mr.oooroo. not. 20.1 et 9 N. MO 22 W. Yorebutmao. from Que.:own for Calmat*. OK 20, letl 47 N, lon 941. w. 11;;I;(0o . rqua), Itom Brutal for Barbador. OR. il, Ira 1110 SI, too U W. iboa Sylvia, from Llvtrpool for tdelbourno, 44 d►yl, lat II S, las II W. A notice was issued from the General Post-office yesterday that a mail for the Cape of OM Hope will be made up I. L ad= on the 20th inst., for conveyance by her Majesty's .team-.ti p Urgent, which is expected to lea= Portsmouth on the 21st. Leutere and newspapers intend= to be forwarded by this mall must be specially addressed " By H.M.S. Urgent." The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's stessaatip Prince Albert mole from Galway to morrow (Saturday), Dec. 10, for St. John's, Newfoundland, sad New York, with her Majesty's malls, &c. KINGSTOWN, vac. 7. FIVE O'CLOCK P.N.—Her Majesty's ship Vulcan, 6, Commander Strode, be. snivel wi troops. She is taking to troope for ludic_ EILSIVerDIIIIII4II3I.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Otornalle.—Aa airy Is the trended obstacle to human Upping,. Tim pnetest pries theinselyse In atloptmg neamros fee molding It: they Ileum their hours and shun, and the Attli mom Mosteblltd aware ther 11... Yet what 1. hr. ahont health :• Coo val. and sMoymeat dwell hoonnalotely tam thee Th what man worse hie own well ben, and In I lollowmrs moo 11es erre a perfoc: so I Irellsrptratble potter of awn more aratmt mow or the dom. h. who hoomohl Ie amMlOl nee. trmarshons wart off many an attack. that without Mom would leave dear/1411011 10 Its trust. nnsi eh. the roan rent mourners unsmilingly to repot that thew two p Elollowars Pith and Ointment. true out ausaboled atoooo,l toot. itutmobold mama BIRTHS, MARKIN:3M, AND MUTH& BIRTHS. ADL•lllo.—Deaf, at Brainewirk.villa. Clothiford.road. Solite Lambeth. the wife of J. M. Adlarti. .lit.. of • .00. BUBBOUOIIIO. —Dee. h. at ter Moor llourc. Lone Stratton. Nor folk. the mfeof P.. Burronalwe. Eol., of a Aattenter. (701.1.1•1. Dew. 7. at uia Cbuloaa, scot. tWo wife Of G. Cottle.. of a sow DUN N.—Dee. J. at Ehnwrore. Rt. Florence. noar Toney, the wife of Duna. Frt.. of • danantrr. 7LAVILI.II.—Iwo. 6. at lemoerh road, liarewater. Les wife of H. Illaralta Jm., t ag o of o d twbt.s. lOAA. 8.-A:6 'ouzo. !hornpipe, lb.. a hugs. 0( • WM. JAKV.II.—Den. f- at South I..ctige. Elmtreeroad. Si. Jobe...art . — an id& fv. Janie. ••• . . uutEwr. LAW S. as Xonlarros.l. Blacklustb. tEo olio of J. Ls ford, Yp. of a -JCL MARrillaLL —Doc 6. et Adel, n sr Leeds, Mrs. H. D. Martha% of • Mtrtr/11031.—Dee. 4. at Thornl,ll ormeont.Tborottlll guars. the wife of Mr. H. Morflooe. of • dattoht r. fltlL—D•e. 6. at Yelvertoe.tifar. Swlcteobam, the trtfo of the Rev. W. Webster. of a ste. MARRIAGES. DROWN —PALLOWI.—Deo. 4, at We Cathedra, Manebeeter, by the I:er 11. R. Weatelorv. )1.A., timed Mune. re of the late Mr. W. brown, of Salford. to Lambeth. umenter of Mr S. Pallowa. of Ilsa. ebtnter. HO/JD—Tit INS —Dee g, M .. Marylehnea (bombe k, tbe Der. J. P. M the °swag, re. J. P ? 140.1. of John . wood park, to Amanda Me. kau. OLEATT—DOVSPIPILD.—Trot. 6. at Pt. Watthele% Deamarklell. by sbe ler. H. Watatas. the Hen H. Harem tftaprla H.M.h t e, ~,,..k.sophia. daughter of the late D. P. 'keratin. bee., of Adelphaptot Catnti.rwolL Wel LLoCK—IILLDItU M. -Dee. '6, at Itlempl ltbritire. by Me to.. Jame Pall. A. the Km. NulWn M'Qllb4, A.M., of Cerebra b MarprK I.oofm. du:AA:ter of Alotwala ltaidtwo, et liloasplo. MAOINa Ea-1101117.—Dee 6. at Cbrkt March. Himpstert. by the ler. K Hoare, J. R. Melon., Leg o to Area Marta, daughter of J. 0. Hoare, Let.. of Hama+ cad. If NAL—Pi lEN K —Dee 4. at St. Hotolpha, alehoreento. he the Raw. N.,1111, Nold. Poe, of Wthnolfoatt Dalroa.rir, to Marta tho Oder of N. now. et London wan. FITOCse—aI•ICIII.—Dea 1, at tho trthalral. Manchener, by the ter. O. 11wereter Mr. A. N. uSOell4, ofaUford. 4, male, daughter of J. blade. tee . of Albloo.plaot. Uniaceat WAT HES—MA bell ALL.— WC. T. at lit. Mari t. OK : anortb_ r by the Nev. LI. W. Ititythwall..ll.A.. :11111wn IlulltAtti 4. of wathea. gru of Detention% Lane., TC.-Jt. to Katherine l'uloz.. dauttilet of the Roe. W. K. relearn, N. 0., Incumbent of at. bfidtroort.b. DEATHS. ALLEN.—Doe. 6. at hackney, Clark Ate Jule Allen, wife of the lets (1. 7 1 7 .1 York terrace, Neer road, 14044140 44 . XL I. 01414 yid 6T. CIA 1111.—Den. 4. at Melst..l4rome, Oeuthport. Wm:Why. P. COL..—Daa. a. at ttawha,aa. Pawef , W. Cole. ittc N. 06 tRAII —Doc 4. at dcepboo ac ro au, Lublla. It. Orattaak mod IL JUll)loUtf.—Dos. MAW. wife of R. Johnoon. ER, of 1114abw7• plank bizigtoa. alAso,l.—Das. 4, at Wraital lte,torf. Heft% th• Raw. 0. ldmoo. of Mane, II W, Derby.. Pe. %MI el. mAyslia—D. Itr..nawlek aiaate. Thightott. Wolk. 140Ut.1. ;;lii:T.i;•l7‘..ll7A7W:;Wo7 -- RITCHIE. M. let ChUteo.rowl. Lc...craved. bileirton. Mr. J. IMAM. seed 7& 10171/700:7.—Dua& Mr. T. Rohlason. Fryer-atm& Wolrerhamp --- - "A 100. KO ft. ROBIN NON.—Dos. 4. Mr. P. W. RotOrt.o.of Orooowirh, 444 , 1 IA MDIUL—Dre.t. rroydoo, EIIaSoU Suo.len. widow of the MN Mr. J. P•MIRS aced to. exicronucv.—n. 6, Aucl.ts EllahotS. wifs of tha Bor. A. IL Nestalloy D.D.. r At viehoM.. IPro , ford. 11.11.—L00. 4, If ..o of Lanodorro.orlooon. nmh. S .WM oriLLEL—ms. 4. Wal,l444rost. Corobtevell. elex44. wthi XXL PIK NI eirtb•lL 11. apd 411M.Y0011Bleak •ißel'il—Dw.l. Mc J. Mobilor. r i :=W1044C1o4:11 1 :4 LOP* WO* at, mow ma reamed by Wtotot Noe Hoak of Pis S. Lambent amt. la Oty Landon. Primer, •S 01110., in 'ambled an* lbs Mist el Rbllebtaa—rsivar DEcar us 0, UMW 7 i C " Ustal: ISO tor Hof of dry JAM e ="d. Tamer sookod 1 .,. RA S TJ §TA litort ....,_ ! ffi.. cr i eud born et MO ea Byer Or ma Maw Tb• Owl in BA Me PM of etiiilai I - 1 P ° 1 Na Dm*. um . imabir gXO.OO mem form. M' r m... stlai = nage. W Ow fel at 10Z at di , P 1 0 1 lIIVX V' vitt • mom ' 191.9 '7;74 11 can Moan 12 can M. arm B' 12 5s nate, F` r Jris 1 T ~F m IM lu to lure the) e'r MOM brag Load tarot iiiii I slam_