The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-08 00:00:00

AAVAL AND NILI2AA Y, A DIIIII.U.TT. FM. 7. A Prolle Tle ENT,. —Com 'Lasater EIN.t (101111), se be atepecliair commander of Rased, vire Commeeder C. N. Lorena.. sp ta the H..nyp, her 141r0011 d the Royal Naval Chit ~ ineriacor It Onetime (IMO, to be editteeei to th• tor service et the Royal Nand Hamm Relebtpmen G. I'. W. Powsey, to the Meney. Tletrel•elee .lte•la.set logisert T. Soon (.), to the "oak • woe.* woe steep, et Wouiwitte. A r m es Twee.deeo Aesiataat Zsgiosors J. M'Arthar, to the NAN hi. mr.w. Mom - flag ship, a& Devoapart, sad J. 42. at Woolynch, es enperaumesary. Head reeks T. E. Miller, to tLc Emerald, 61, screw Maw fropt at Doirospart. WOOLWICH, FEB. 7. The °dicers and crew of the FEeKard deg-ehtp, Cooam.rdut• Superintendent the Roo. J. it. Drummond, were yeid does this d.sy. o..llrack, oindeller at the `us fectoriee deprtment at the Rn7at dr.eael, has been .uperaaanated, alter 4", years' roverenent .ervi a prance of 1601. per snowy. The hese& ratlaey, ceenecting the Royal Anenal with the North Kest Rahway, neer the Plaosweed station, has bees completed as.l w.ll beef the almost edvanessa tor the cww•eria , ftir , er guods sad nianitioss of war direct to !Ili las military h ni • metiers.. CHATHAM, FZII. 7. Two *trims/ accidents have just occurred to work -111411 employed di the dockyard, the Bret of which happened to II bust acmel Brnugbwa, employed on board the etre. etearoet Bulwark, 91, who had his loft leg fright fully ornisoird b. a trailk of Ureter felling upon it. the other swelost also ,wrurred to • hired ahipwriAt, at workout thsecrew C wrette Urpliewo 21, who while shaping sonnet lasitirr as a,a. rut his kg so severely se nearly to seer It. Bo h thu utdwruuste men were promptly cenveyed to Melville newel hole..el, and attended to by the eargeoas at that eetablielimrst. The sour oat wit* Charybdis, 21. 400-bass power, wee totted from We pin Sheerniwe this mem& to be littiched tu the anise rtatis :n ordicary. . _ . .• . - A number of :titer "ling epeciniene of &worm. nelnetly capeoesd .ft ebion, I.,ve been deposited in the Royal En gin/en,' Missal, iv llromptae-bseretk•. 1 / I .7llounos OF NAVAL Pi?JAE MONET.—Notice is given in yesterday's awns that preparations are now befog loads h ie the intended distribution of prvomide received end tonnage Loamy awseded fat the schooner Lydia Gib*, captor:A on the 29th May, Ha, by her Majesty's ship Tri• dent. Due police will be glean by futon advertisements of the date prop lur the coceinewerneet of distribution ; and at the earns tiumi the amount of an isffividuals share in the ',spent:ye arr.* will be sanotanoad. LONDON Rif oosaidsesble Welkin of the Linda' }Oh Brigade mastered is Guildhall for drill last evening, under to* command of Lientesaa , Colonel Hicks, who stated that he had received a very flittering letter from Golaseal inspector of volunteer*, which be thought it his duty to communicate to the corps. The letter wee handed to Lieutenant T. D. Sewall, who mad a fellows —"The lieutenant-colonel commanding has much plreaure in publishing the subjoined letter, which has been this dry Teieir.d front Colonel Mu the inspector of volunicere, and to Is convinced that this brigade will con tinue to dig rire the approbation of that distinguished officer: Colonel M'Murdo, losprotor of volunteers, presents his compliments to the °Seer commending the London Rifle Brigade, cod having observed that corps in march 'at Satur day evening last, at bait-peat 6 o'clock, se it passed eloeg Loodon-bridge, he thinks it doe to the members who com pose it to times the high opinion he entertains of their eZ tient and **beelike sppearance. A tolerably acrurate esti mate of the mate of duciplioe misting in a maiment can generally be made by observing it on an ordinary march (perhaps more so thee on puede), and the example of perfect weeding. and formation on this occasion, when the evening was dark rod tilt thoroughfare on the bridge sufficient to distract and molar older soldiers, we. very aeditable, and yeetnises to mallets the most favourable esmiciations which have been funned of the present important movement."' It 1111 whop+ hardly sattarari to add that the volunteers re ceived this comontelestion with chows, or that they telt highly slated at curb an opinion of LOP( proficiency frog a high military authority. Mr. Edward Malvin, of the firm of MOM. Mown [bothers, King William-street, has es- pooled his intention to present (this year) a silver cup, le--sed-•wisty gninesr, ea a prism to be abet fur, and • Weadar preseatetion every succeeding; year; the arrange ments to be welded to the Lord Mayor end Council. SPORTING. Blitrf !NG AT MANCHEIITEIL—TOZSDaT. LINCOLNISHIRI HANDICAP. 4to I apt Carlow (1) to 1 Tammy Noble (I) CHUMS CUP. nto apt Laureano 04 *AS to Einoloshaoo (I) 2.4 to Satellite (t) t 0 to Tlto Pvototeed Land (t) XI to Potts (t) 60 to BIM Rain. TWO THOUSAND OUINSAB STAKES. 7 to 2 ant The Wizird (t) 6 to I Lapallas (t) 7 to I Beesaaeor (t) SLOI:011 BTESPLICHASIB.—To-Nosaow. Tits /INTKOPOLITAN HANDICAP lITARPLICHASI Of 100 sows, *aided to • ewesystaltes d 10 Nem each, 3 ftto yo to the fend ; visages el say hosAlesp Weeplechwe S i.,t Jos. 2alt Sib extra; the wooed to saws hie static. and the vizier So pay I S mows. towards 'be expontr of the , ourae. About epee miles sods half.—lf s lees number than six start roily half tas mussy will be shed. --- AP .4 19 Ags alb IlibtrorUt Lae Omar Puha • 19 111 E i. • . 4 Oesiewea . .... . .... le • re falle debt .. • o *W.! Kole, I..ulei lowl • le 4it 1114.trata .._ ............................ • II : 1 4 a• 511 4:-.:...,.. ..:• •1. I 7:::...:.:.:.. • Sid Vtgwei . .. a 971 THE Malt titY BTEUl.Bensin of 10 sown nth, 111 With lii &died . 4 yr- Ads, 10st 121 b; br,, 1 let 111 b ; six seed. 114 Sib. Wiesen at any How bib extra. Maiden horses boirisig started three tiara. allowed 21b. Winner to Fey 7 •.r. towarde expenses of the ociares. About three nOlee. Soz wt.. or so rsee.—Te does and name the night readies, at sae o'clock. Tar H ti. a te PLAT. (Else4k•p) of Grote. eseb, with 20 tidbit by tne Orwell Wooers Railway Company. Winters sits Jai. 't, 61Ies rens. Worsen to pay 6 awe. Weald' tbe sapswees se Ws inwre.. About two wiles. (6 Gabe.) A. 415 AO 44 Pt Tie Hilo a It $ 111444.049. 10 • . 118. 0 m, rwe .. _.,,..................7 : 11 g t i essw ................ N I ..- .._, • 10 lira $ • A $114.140 11192arnamluil fit woe. each, with 10 added, r r thrire-yr-di• sad nowsr le. 'Three-yr-01de, lost 1010 . fear, lit 46 t • ii... 18•17 sic and aged. 13st ilb. Berme not harts; walled `.al public stee_plechame %aloud 61b; led itsereaghbeed berm Inito mire. TIN wialloir to to inlet tee 120 own in die west wey. If wowed to be sold fie Iret, allowed fetb; 110,10Ib; 60, I Mb; 10, 40Ib; sad 29, 24th. Abut twe .ties.—r. Akse red arm on Wednesday night at nine ea.*. _ - 7i. lIt%T IlturticitAn of 10 son. mob, b ft, d boom boo • Ado too ur be el urnomboro ,f as, lotabl'4 , o ee re lrwasels, tool be by eeetkome them cittoltebol. yr. olds. lea 71b; Ivo, 11101411 b ; sad *rot u... ot &Ey owe 64 lowa. About two solloo. To ...WOO Sod Ems so Wein...day. el 9 o'clock. Tea MEOITRRRAIIEAw 111111X111011 TELEGRAP H CON P A metier ed Sbl. semeng was bad yesterday alterears. Ttv term Wand dud the has hawses Malta sod Okay hie bora MlCOmially W, sod Is sew fa whet work ing wider. The atieupt a mown tommiattost between yaw sal Cagliari I. bees sbeageoul he the meta, ad p. rt fOa cable le wed hr a mood &Olen lice to Naas The Can talllPlgh mad working la MINIM, the fault appeal wg so be ithea Id aids from Cicfa, and still at , I repro.. TheIIOIIIIIMINA ha.. r..eaciial that the seaman nano a theempan'e caoril be divided Iwo two por.towN a which oat gall be papage for telegraphia casinuak atm bateau Malta sad the coetiata.al sad taw other for esemenealse between Malta sad Corfu. TM Menem de set meanest& I. w 'man fittasesi.l goodies of the seapeay, the decleratlea a • diviated, either ea the et ideal err pretense* Arm Tor TEL sour oic Siam Or ECROPH.—Maven. Day and tics. d Llatels'e-aselehle, base pabliebed the ilartrie Telegraph Canang's nwp of the telaneiph ffelle EN/on.. It le en • Isms esair, behl le Masada. eel apart Into its epeeist parpsr Is • Madam me of Ronne. All the etaiioas are Wksn6 , sa g a pm eg tin rills ..4 taws. le teligrephle coanaideatlea is glens la the margin. The ropM toy with whirls ow sod mkt bastion an adopted at the perrat day la dreagly hapressed as the =lad erode beaus( se to yam maple% of electric Hose setablisbed foe ibe mot veal u. purpoesa—military, pditfal edatiatatratim sad renneeera—witich ear cover Europe. It is remarkable wet ems tree , oisetrom of the Coanseat—Beighim, wite - thlear North Italy —are there best supplied with telegraphic otaa sneaketica. FINK* Is far from Mang well provided la pro portion to ire large area. thirAcs TO THE BISHOP Rocx LIGHTHOUSE (ISLIP or ECILLT).—TII• Coraieh Telegraph reports that dariag a vales• wanes Muaday , tbe3iith ultimo. 14 or 16 pm aphis glare (11-11ihe thick) ta this liithtleauas were be Ihe leer sem ladder mink swept any, sad the fog -Neff nepeaded es the eta- meta parry round the larohono, frost no is 18 11 fret above the esa, was carried say. Th,s bell nalgled 4 cwt., end on/it be bleeds mile off In calm wea r=. The lighnere yes Seeded. sad shook it such thst ardemere 1101 koa the eepbawde. Oa Wednesday lea beats west fran St. Mary's, hat to lead was luipeac , le.ble. lonen, however. um passed td by raps, ad the damage Is mealy asiteleerd at 1,00111. tAITOTAL ?ALAIN. ONZ SHILLING Tel/13.11. vas, 7.—Adandre is eriveast. 723, dna by seam easy 11St Tad ashore, 1,051. TAB EIPMIII-_ WEDNESDATI SMITIN', FEBRUARY 8, 1860. METROPOSIT47 lAILWAI COAIPANY. The half-)early general meeker of the sharehold ers is this tssisrbthsag was held yesterday, at the London Tavern; Mr. W. A. Wiutiosow, the Chairmen of the Cacepsay, rending. These we rather skip mundane, d tbe TC ". ° lrti ll 7sialled that "the modifier which the ampere ties of rwdao.Mashed in their subscription of 200,000!. have been sadefaskaly fulfillsi on the pert of the company, by the Mind Ark subscription and the populist of 3!. per share os the whole number of shares In the nodular, ; sad the directers unieletend bat the tiu.lool. cm the 20,18.0 shares beloseimg to the corporation will to paid M• kw days. If a balmoe of the eecouute yore made up to the pignut time it would show, includeng the 60,0001 due from the corpora tion, an available fond in the hand. of the Accountant- General and the bankers of the company exceeding 220,0 01. TOO work' have teen taisfactorily let on immunised ceareete to experienced otatraaters, who have promptly commenesi their natation", and e vid e n ce d t h e i r determinati in to prose cute and complete them Mob all possible dispatch. The prim to be paid for some of the heavier sad more uncertain lead purchases have already been determined, and the UMW sf their tettlement warrant the expectation of the surveyors, as 'evened in their report, that posseados of all the land will be obtained for the amount at which it was esti mated. The directors felt it necessary for the Interest. of the company that three bilk should be istrodoced into parliament in the pe.ent mania ; the first for obtaining powers to per chase faintest') land for stations; the second to authors a abort loop lies to form a junction with the Greet Northern Railway us the western side of their station at King's-cross; sad the third to construct • necessary connecting link be tween the Metropolitan line and the new markets is Smith field which the corporation of London have decided to carry out. The first of these bills ie read for the efficient accom modation of the public • the second has been handed over to the rare, of the Omit Northern Railway Company. and will be prosecuted by them. The object o f th e third ie to afford an access by railway from the company's Far ringdon terminus to the m ar k e t s pr • ed to be con structed by the corporation in Booth. The directors regard this measure as one of great importance both to the company and to the corperatios. The value of the under taking has been enhanced by the reputed markets in Smith field, and by the projected octennial of the Londue, Dover and Chathina Railway, to j o i n th e li ne a t Its Farringdm; Terminus. Of the various new schema proposed during the last autumn which might ham affected more or less the Interests of the Metropolitan Railway, the only one remain ing In extremes at the reseal time is the Great Norther°, fleihatia, mad City insasks, vldsb wain to have bolo Msasdin the ezpoetstion Metropolitan Balmy not eerried bate emeention, se it is almost identical from Lbes-ersom to Yerrisidoreteet, and to that enlist would ereaapilsh the same objects. " The report further stated that in the °Mom of the directors the undertaking was in a most promising and satisfactory condition. The onorecters reported favourably of the progress of the works, and stated that much had already been dons. The four prtacipsl matinee beat Praeger, Edgware road, !item's-errs. and Victoria. street. The three minor stations at New-rued (Baker-street), Regent's-park, and Eastos-square. The report of the surveyor wee as Mows:— " I have to report we are gets cog on eatithactorily with the land and property purehmes. We ham settled many of the came, the deter of which will be laid before you in due muse. We have succeeded thus for without the aid of a jury trial. The property hitherto has bees bought within our nitrate; and, from the experience thus gained, we have good reason to believe that you may fairly calculate on • similar result at the dose of our compact." The rserluden for the Mortice of the report was carried tutrimenely. Mr. Parolee proposed a vote of thanks in the chelness, which wee apse carried. The retirtsg directors, Mr. Wilkinson, Dr. C h allis, rod Mr. Ler, win re-elected. Tbro CiIAIIIXAN thee brought forward the reeolutiou ors powarlog the directors to eppropttete 4.6001. u remuneration for thew/Tidos' of Mr. Pahoes. A SHAILILHOLDEIL thought tbia sum an iSILIZIMILO one, and one which they Wire quire unprepared to meet. Two other gentlemen repremcd oF intone to the sameeffeet. Mr. Ft LLER supported the proposition, believing that Mr. Parsons would save the amount given him ttn HUM over. Mr. Oott.re (director of the Great Weettrn) also recom meoded that the money should be voted. Mr. Werra thought it would be discreet and wise to vote the amount. Mr. PAILSONB having addressed • few remarks to the weeds', The resolution was pot aod carried with two dieeentienta. Mr. AMIXITRONG Mot moved • complimentary vote to Mr. Charles Pearron for his •mrtioos in the formation of • me tropolitan railway, witch was seconded by the Chairman, sad carried. No other business wee Mooched. , IFIR - OIfLAST liloll2'B 0.12822.15. BANKIIIPTL C=l:l 4. MD. Mings= hi rmastiquits, end Oven , io lisrrisder lob. Mabel Mann li at in S. MA, Abranann tinware. All= amill imink lad Nara 11, at el m,. a& at. Japan' mum& Mtn& Min& ha 17 at 11, and Mayen 13 it ,11 at Saks, isle sad Ca..Anlarne•- ban. and Osnins. . • Min. ammo. ltnianballatran. (Moans Gm& lann, Wawa molar, Fals. 16 as IL I and na,cli le at :41 1 1 , a , Bola. Hanlon ad Lanai. Via Joss,: a& Gesso@ Nom Malilantnk islkin, Feb. Id all sad lima Hr IS _ , Malan Mesa 1 nentinddnia. My i .6. ems.. 111•1111.11arkbea. WlLLiiii Num. Quoins li•eit yard, .crane and top ons• dna:, M.ll and Mann td, Sill. at MI. Tan mak lonilvaatt. 17ainnit ; a& min, Hadliall _ asminra. !Mat Yawns ILSDPOLD WI Relay 1.1011011.11:=011 dill ussidsossess FDA lu asti Ilan& 11. at 11, 4 Owl. 11=ais aid Mestpli, ant lank JlMMatms; al. ads. • TrMlL ' a, mi lentazzionsar. Fab 17 and Minds t. • e a t a wall and M. 11MisMan ; ta amen, Vaasa& limn Nam, 11 amllardskre. National.. Feb.ll sad Mandl 14 at 11. at Own ton. Poniard and Ebel- Us. Wslysels= 6 2 . S sad AIM. lanslosisin : at , Loam Dana N Nmansnise. rand dyer. Feb. 21 and Mar& 10, at 11. as Min Vals., Taylor and Fox, Masabasior ; *IL rig.. thw. Idsalicess. Va nn. Islmuo Stumm and On Qiny Wan Mindynair Tymicquenmem. and Mardi 15, at 12. at Sea Tyne Wan. Oda. leannekupon.T g a ga.s and enema& Norraisittigan ; a& win. Mratnin unanErna BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. M.l. Dino &cm" , Ilaimentbehtre. disfor. lieoLyawr parin T OVa—Ae FOILTDOAIsittAnn•F. wog. MIL CsalliNlSSELita m. Dec.ll. Z. L. Letthion. BrusinaSsiddan . Kam Wm, resne-read. at. Pawns. ton and ins ina j .. ladsd. Whams Aron. Llselnainll, and Genassainine. QV, bi sw ift silks—J. Heal, II lausilii.lnek unsay . aanniant la a maw anon luisser—F. G. Emma& Mat Qualaitink laselnklan Mb. sine at ak Mannikin& Woes BD. ob, 21. .N. Prerreek o . 11emosisepoissr -J. Bradstreet. (WM sem awl law Br 11. /Wm& Dekeslisel. leettoe-11. leveller. Lsedsweell. e: .- - 11.1- for,. or lee mmeslossimr. IIL/Lt. W,4=6. well week see. v. MYR leUdloa. mem rob vt. li. leans. SollereMs• Metz terser-C. II U lieterroe. Illwe IC onat. Oltsrroot, mime . lear walk. beite-.L. We. Biesse-L. Wt. T e dswelso, Wet Dresssesemeete-11. debisrseip. Yorkesel. Lettere,. rollers/ wets es ameletiee-N. Palmer. M. Tboesra. street, destihweek. dimes aidieset ---- ~...g.r. yr..... J. B. Pvry, Becltankfirs. aitarsay-U. R. Lib. Pfroisqvars, Pontounils. lelmluralsailT. Nana, Timiss.plame. B.OIIIIIIW bur. j.: _q. tt rvirga i6 e it e......lll/ 2 a r ad, BM. illi. Attu. Wai, Wa bod j .. thilma .-=. Oderitb. :::161. 81 = 1 6. 1 Onat II Mir las-Inier. IrWkly h t ios." 7! • ?. . . ...a b r .. .reimeak Ikeer. ipasor-41. . rialsedashar Ziniss,nt=a rs4 M 66. l.l9. Ds 01 16 .1 1" = useussel. Iffillsr-W. Oaper Ileilmart .ii. l•l ll. 11re f. = . = Ilie le is Ism 11. N. Ilmaila. Orndsa, tobassadit-3. See liste• bars. N•r.Y..balir la toultd =ls 11quors-J. lame, al =lli mai rs.paid. beet-J.ll. binith. Upper lareicrest. DEOLAILTIONS Of DIVIDEND& Engin &lin lempaisio Mu*. daviiagoo. duraa, tviskor—grd Id 1S d . , gin VI vingoway, a& Whitu,reso, Badaglalliairest. &mu Auks elan. Mcatago•sirest, tallields. d..b inerabiat— dividend et 60. to sieviums et Ist divlamid of *.l say Wedausdej, a& limos Lowsys Onouvastr. Braid-dna boliglaw. qy. nvtarM— Lt of VOl.. ail Radshavfty. at Wiiimasevis. 8704. Jo inn 1111/WPALIP, 111. Lyn. Norfolk. drain( Ille maaafacturer— l" akkbal of k. 3 4. say » edasodak, ra StOsmann, Balmy& street Whams °WEAL, Wet Bmithdeld , City, sad Hamm. ld = na maneramonm—Tad &natal of bd.. Feb. 9, sad Gun imhe Thursdays. at Graham's. Coleman arse% Hint 111,11111TOI Tient.% Nark lane, City. and Monism La, brewer—lnd dindmid .of 111 d Web. 9, sad three amlimmient Them days. at Graham% Oolemsortreet. Nana Di wick IoLeymL.N.M, oxford Motet, and Nielielsolaz, saaaefsetorm 4.4 hop estaset— god dividend of td.. Feb. 9 , three mansquest Thomas's. at UrahannA Coleseanotreet. WILLIAM MICIIALD Labor. Malik Malhasm. Norfolk, coal bander—. Ist Metaled et Ski. Fah 9, and One anheeksent Theredaya at thalami% Osimasharma lours (Marianna, Alhatiate. Hera tattle dmiar-1.4 dead of Id.. Neb. 9, sad three subeneemt TIMMY" 114 Graham'''. 0.441124M411041. 01014/1 DIAE/L LIMIMM•bI.II. City, sad Upperntreet. bilosten, diver mutli—sod antics,* of Is. 31 , Yob. 9, sad three sutesmamit Thum. day% at tenharon. Coleman siren. SAMIAL CtLLIPOPOIO, W vodbridn, neon, drapar—lat &Mead of ls. /111, Yea 9, sad three ambenuent Thurman, at Graham% Oar riammlrseL lunar (Mali? SAUSDBIA, Beahlame sad Sklnmer West, City, ma neat— Ist dividend ot 4d., lob a, sod tarn subeequent Therenks, at Oakum% Oolemanstreet. Drams litmus, ilapton.op e Thames. fkrnw, 1...-- dlvidood of 1.. 190., Wad 9, sad tarn mammal Thartm,_. haat% Oskisasa Silt DA.ID Houma. An., lianham, emu. trementw—Lt dividend et she& 6ol•, Ist. 9, and three ankoneeat Thendan. at *sham% Colima- ,ii err au dawron. Brinnos. SpitaWelds; Bakornirravo, Liaoboon; aod barn. annals 000 t vim andenito vroo —ld dividend of it. Yob. 9. an Inn unworn Thu Si Grano's. Oen osaanron. Janis - ion a, Elm Wiliam street. erased. lassiseller-3nl ..d Imel &Mdse. M 2 7 16L. Ysb. I. aid tine sabsemma gledmesoys, a 1 L.s• relerreabery. *scum Tiaras Fri me (smear, aelMal. Usesevardmia. faYer— Od.odinal dlndaM M 114.. Yea.., aid Sims silreqema Wi dart. at lass. aldennaebase. Framos seed 91sra err. thaaveratreat. t.l s-151 (MIMMIM Tea 8 sad rum rfiretorat Medardays. Ire; rilmmiriem, Jam Pumas. badmen. salterrusr—liad CAME' et la fed., Ms 11, and thesertbsecerst vs ethrsdaya at Les s.r.dermaibeer. /maw CTILAs ToilitssuP. lac, DiraSiSSIO.ONS:MOS—daIg eSI - cs 1 id.. am TleiM7, m Marmots's. litradasiati. lois Seismic Heriser, drapss-14 dividend of 7. 6.L, Jlb. 9,..d am saramesst Tbeiseg,ll LWOW s, blnalashaia. Joss VI Eau. Lessikeersita Isieriarealre. tatilsr--ilaal &,t .id e( no. isome Nom seiseverm Meadays, at Ilarls Timm , Waal. Idisaliesem).l/11/Msrubirs. warmer —lst amend at b. id., 10. 13, aed Mese serseriest alesdara se Miura tiskim. Jona nou s Jim. Lerma. Noillegismelve, base mosetsetures—lst &Mama Sa, lra 13, md Mir settermeas Meedere, as Barri* laamsoml BIGOISIOS. I.lmrffleekmirrete-1211 &Mimi et M., lets 8, aid w subsemsei Wsdasedir. M Testri. Lhat- J ESpee.. HAMS sad JOINS% HMG.. BIONII7, LISMIIMVIS mosers—tld &lend at es. SS.. rib. 21. mil ir7 8 29millas8 Tomb:. 113 i, Membasiss . HIGH COURT OF MANGERS'. I no MO Oland Osamu Orr Lin for the Maths. etre nyart Tom co o, ma Iran a 1 . %). sir MTh ; ,-; , and NO cogono, Im o Wore GoimUw Ws W. P. Wood. to ma ahe wr a married Iranian, end said there ie the Mild, which I thought mai likely. (Laughter ) Mr. Kenealey—Sbe told you her husband was ic America. INti_you take trans to iteoertain the truth of that: wastes—No. Mr. Kenea—But that was within your commission Wither— that to to Anteries sad look after a woman's husband. ( Laughter .) This I. not the first time I have bean deceived. It Is tried eta entry week, but I generally And thew oat. (Laughter.) Iso pretty sharp, and though; Iwu sharp enough hare; bat I wee not. She said she got no letters from her husband, who was at New York; that be had with, ly deser'ed her. I visited the plaintifra wife about twice a week, to take her money she bad earned by working fur other people. Mr. Kensalsy—Then you took a great interest in this lady? This gentian was teethed with marked expreseioua of disapprobation by the jury. Mr. Keneeley—Oentlessa, you have not Mewl the ores yet. The Lord Chief Justine—They hare heard a peat deal of it. A juror —We am of opinion, my lord, that this cam should not go on. Toe Lord Chief Justice—Aa you have espreesed your opinion to strongly, gentlemen, I must say I entirely coincide with you. Mr. Benesley—l am sorry to my, I ant obliged to do my daty. The L Chief Jostice—Go on. We are bound to hear the rue out, doomed inlets on tt. The defendant's cross-examination was then proceeded with. I gave en account of the articles to the woman. Madame Pollutant did not mate to me that a gentleman would give 21. each for the embroidered shirts. I did not wear the skirts. Mr. Heineley—Then why did you keep them since 1867 P Defeodent —Because I °mild not get nal of them. (Laugh ter.) I took no vouohera from these people for money ad vanced by me. I should think 1 cal y visited the plaintiff's house once between November and the night of the alleged assault. I took no money there on that night. She called during the week and asked me to go to see her. I was there about a quarter of an hoar before the husband burst into the room. oho sat on her Immo then ' end I was sitting down. The cross-examination having cl osed, Mr. Huddleston said, that as be soppored the jury had not altered their determination, he did not propose to call other witnesses. The Lord Chief Justice—Them me one or two witnesses who have been subvensed whom It Is right to call—other wise Mr. Helmsley...mild have • right to oomplalo. Mr. Haddleston—Very well, my lord, then they shall be call. d. The defendant', foreman was then called, and proved having redeemed the goods from the pawnbroker's at the defendant's desire, and the inquiries he had made as to the value of the silk., Ac. He oleo proved the amount paid for the things b' the defendant, and which was over their value. The plaintiff's wife had offered him some silk, which she afterwards sold for 285., for 10m. for the trouble he bed been at in redeeming the goods, but he had refused the offer. This closed the defendant's case, counsel offering to call other witnesses if the jury desired. The jury said they did not. Mr. Beasley then replied on the whole case. The Lord Chief Justice, in summing up, said this was a most remarkable and singular mee. He never recollected an like it, for there were money claims mixed up with •charge of assault. Hu lordship having adverted to the ma terial evidence bearing on these mama, said that the question with regard to the articles redeemed by the defendant and kept by him was, which party was right se to their real value. Of that they could form a t ole rably correct estimate from the maples which had been produced. They must bear in mild that not one of the claims made by the plaintiffs bad ever been preferred during the aware years that had elapsed. Thee se to the alleged result en the plaintiff's wits. It was not denied that she had practised adeceptiiii on the Austrian Embassy and on the defendant, in Mating that her husband was in Amerios, and her a:plea:ivies was that her husband having had the misfortune of killing a brother cfffcer in a duel, the would have endangered him if she had stated at the Embassy that he was in this country. One would have thought that if a man caught soother man attempting to seduce hie wife, solleitieg her chastity, and seen endeavouring to force it from her, he would not again, even in the last stags of misery, have submitted to the dation of receiving pecuniary favours from him. But went on as before, the one sesisting and the other receiving assistanoe. When the plaintiff went to America be actually left his wife in the care of the man who he now alleged he had caught in the •ery act of attempting her virtue. The plaintiff relied on two letters alleged to have been written by the defendant to Madame Welzenstein to show what his de signs on her were. It was said that the defendant had admitted hie conduct on the night of the assault. It was in writing, and had been given to the plaintiff; why was it not produced? The defendant denied the assault, and wrote a letter, at the plaintiff's wife's request, to the roan whom he then regarded as her husband's friend, In order to clear her character from anything waif. The defendant swore positively these letters were not written by bin. If this was a compiracy and hand foe the purpose of extorting mosey one would not be surprised if forgery was resorted to for tee purpose of carrying it oat ; but fortunately they could compare the alleged forgeries with the writing which was admittedly the defendant's, if they thought dist these letters were not the genuine letters. The jury looked at the document', and without a momenta • further deliberation returned a verdict for the defendant. The Foreman—The jury desire me to samosa their opinion that the defendant leaves the court without the slightest imputation on hie charever. Mr. Prentice, on behalf of the defendant, requested his lordship to direct that the letters alleged to have been written by the defendant to the plaintiff', wife shamed be impounded as forgeries. The learned Judge directed that all the documents should be impounded, and (*flitted for a special jury. His lordship also complimented Mr. Albert, who had been engaged as interpreter throughout the cause on the efficient manner in which he had performed hie dudes. The trial, which occupied two days, did not terminate until nearly eight o'clock. BRUTAL MURDER OP A SPA2►IARD AT A 7011SION LODGING-HOUGH. Yesterday Mr. Ratcliffe concluded an inquiry ormaeraisq; the death of Jose Rico, aged 30 years, a Spaniardose vb. disd from violence , at • lodging-house Welk:d square, eider very mysterious circumstances. The doomed bad bow as able seaman on board the Speak& ship Leon, which strived at Falmouth about • month ago. John Sey mour, lodging-house keeper, of Wellclose-equars, stated that the deceased cease to lodge at hie house about eight days shim, end he (deceased) slept there every night. On Friday asorniog but be complained of some one having broken open hb chest and stolen several articles of westing apparel and money. A man named John Cole was given into custody for the robbery. Oa the earn. afternoon • man named Roberts and • Portuguese seaman came to witness and said that the deceased was dead. Witness ran up stairs with several persons to the thestesed's room, end found him lying upon the floor by the side of the bedstead. The deceased was ly dressed, and the (root of his shirt was open, whereby hie chest was exposed. The deceased's face was scratched very badly, and there was fresh blood on he face. The skin on the hands wee broken. Thera were three lodgers—ooe was a Portugueee, the second • Brazillien, and the third • Spaniard. The Brazilian left the house first, and witness had not seen him sines. The Spaniard did not leave until Friday evening, and be slept out all that night; he retorted the next day. Mr. Henry Stuckey, surgeon, of No. 60, WelHose inners, deposed that he was called to decessed,who was dead. There were marks of violence on the face, and also on the chest. A post mortem examination discovered Revers! bruises on the right side of the face, and similar kinds of bruises on the left ride of the he'd. There were four small bruises round the bitty*, and • small laceration on the aids of the noes, ite if isffireed by awns person with the thumb nail. The knuckles of the right hand were abraded, and there were marks of • similar nature on the left hand. The brain was rather congestrd, but quite healthy, ma ware also the lungs and heart. The fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, sad ninth ribs, were fractured on the right side, and • number were broken on the left side, The death was eve tartly the result of great external violence, and the ribs must have been broken down immediately before death. There were bruises on the ratio and effusion beacath It. lespeclor Deady said that the police had been in search of the foreign sailors who had absconded, but no traces had been heard of them. The jury unanimously agreed to • verdict of " Wil ful murder against some person or persons unknown." This MEDITERIte,REAR..—Tho Ripon arrived at Ronthamptoo yesterday with the Mediterranean mail. Sim loft Alexandria January 20, Malta 26, and Gibraltar, 31. She brought kima 15 eupernamerary seamen, and 16 distrersed British stamen. Bee cargo consieted of 6 boxes of specie, 110 balm of silk, 90 bales at flax, 16 packages of elephants' Mats, 136 bags of coffee. 75 oases vegans, 14 packages of In- I &no, 47 bags of walnuts, 18 cases of wine, 2.51 chests of lemons, and 461 packages of sundries. The Rips met with a continued series of strong head galas seemputied with a very heavy sea throughout the whole V Jyllaih On the 29th ult. the exchanged signals with the ladles mail packet China. At Alsiandria was the French war brig tientlnells, and the Norwegian cor- I vests Puler. At Malta were bar Mejeety's ships St. Jean d'Aore, Orion, Renown. Racoon, Lapwing, Liffy, Intrepid, Hibernia, Exmotads, Cared.% Boxer, and Argus. At Ginsnitar w e e the u s rilawougb, Victor Emmanuel, James I Watt, Agamsmates, Cense C.adtnua, Doris, Scy ll a, Co -1 "nu., Q.di aid Mohawk . Tb s f o ll ow i ng moth s hi p , teethed at or peened Gibraltar between the 28th and 81st Wt., via., the Amity, Challenge, Tyre, Roman, Sicilian, Po masa, Penelope, Earl of Low/dale, Zane, Leda, and Marla Tines. The Ripon should bare brought home the Bombay mail, which arrived home in the GAB on the Ist instant. The Ripon has now made nice voyages daring the hat twelvemonth, and thus rein a diassaos of litooo miles. [Advertisement.]—Noncs. —la esesecosoo• of Minn Wm and Women My r ellmalltel 111 M wliab daft, se dot bid, am stem& sl . = semisoft = . 1.611.. • `class milled Wille.eb."B"D •• Miles Putike.. " 911:7 8 ,1 1 111011111" •166 A floe obed =Mims' was so* mige ese Mal* sad wi.4 armies ham ma 4 Mir er Ms eke aweelmset at he 11:::tanaYrzsbe ai red Sair i..s 6llllllll: if a l % n joVi rmit. Roo -amt. Moen ; C CMr.J. sfetae w, Teasley, eisteimens. , bulk Vila; sad et lb 1611111111101111 RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIAMINT. Yesterday the Examiners diapered of the under- Inastionad bills; the amoding odors, azoipt where otherwise mentioned, having been oompbed with : (Before Mr. extra.) North Btaffordahlre Railway—Mantra= sad Beryls Rail way—Shrewsbury and Wsictipool Railway—Milford Hays. Railway and Docks—Manoloaker and Milford Railway— Pontefract and Castleford Railway—North Rasters Railway —West Hartlepool Railway—Oxford. Woresarer, sad Wol verhampton, and &vent Valley Railways —Ctrigwrgan, Raters, sad Trapani Rood, not complied with—Ran Brink Drainage. (Before dr. Pilau.) Dublin and Kingstown, and Dublin and Wicklow Railway Companiaa—Rogriey and Abbots Bromley Railway—Tea bury, Hawdlay, Kidderminster, and Worcester Junction Railway—Midis:id Great Warms Railway of Ireland-- Horsham and _Stiong sad Draft Turnpike Roads— Mardeld Gas—Lon Hying& PowerCompany—Rvartos, he., Drainage—Phantasm/ West London Juaction Railway Bill watt adj •urnol—Llisrayaney Im provement—liab bridge Makes sad Ges—lleareige Life Assurance Compeer, this bill was postpaid. THE BALLOT SocnerT.—Tb. weekly meeting of the ezmativs committee was lisid at the eine, 5. ulld hall - ahambers, Beainghell. skeet, Mr. Sydeabme Nodes, one of lb. tamiteters, is the abaft. Mr. Whlnherst, Mr. Bonuses, Mr. 111131, Mr. Le Maitre, Mr. Dale, Mr. Itiohardson, Mr. Cisme, Mr. Dewar, sad Mt. IL L. Mandan were Subscriptions were sanounted of 61. hem Mr. John I= cad U. sa. from Mr. Homy Lewis. The anticipated vacancy at Hertford was the subject of discussion is the com mittee, sad a resolution was agreed to that in the *NUJ of say ballot candidate analog forward the society wadi glee him every support in their power. A letter WWI rand from Lord Toyama severing to Ma form of resotatioa_samgmeed by the committee to be moved is th e Hems of Ueda. It was reported as to the measures takes to any out the IWO leuios of the council as to Mr. T. Duassentea, M.P.'s modes, sad • petition in the name of the wee, payee. ler tee reset of the bons. to that sides was Wtpled end ceders& to be seat to Mr. Duacorabe foe prematatioa. The assecia tem for the repeal of the taxes on knowledge having Azad their anneal meeting for Wrdamday. Feb. 22, the committee resolved to postpone the next public meeting of the Ballot Societe from the 22ad to Wednesday, Feb. 29. HEALTH OF LONDON.—The weekly return of births sad deaths la Laotian, laud General, by the Regattrar General, states that the deaths reueuret la Leedom la the week that waded lam Saturday were 1,369, being nearly the same es the somber returned in the previous week. In the tee man 1850.59 the average slumber of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,205; but as the deaths roomed for kot week moment la a p ipulation that bag in creme& they sboeld be compared with the average raised In propettion to tie Mamie. tamely, with 1,326. This cam parnoa shows lb., the somber of persons. who died lea mask wee greater by 61 thee the number that would have died if tee average rats of mortality for the begiunise of February had proviiil•d. Ibe deaths from smallpox again 71310 la t week; the number was 44. of which 16 occurred to persons who ware 15 ymr. old sad upwards. Four win reported in &be *Rh-district of the Borotteh.roal : 3 la that of Lambeth Cherub Brat part. There were 39 deaths from scarlatina, sad 4 from diphtheria. Palm nary diseases, exclusive of pbtlii•is and hoopieg-cottgh, were falai to 389 came, the .crested average for corresponding yeas being 293. The MO Smiths were dually the moult in varies' proportions of breMebitis, pseumonie, and asthma, which were fatal rit• steetively is 217. 136, sad 23 oars, the corrected every' s' disci It Wag 159 81. .ad 33. Farm them o em form ft eporan that this dam of dimesee eat preeset cciesiderably more fst.l ekes reel. Mee Andean died from syphilitic cisme. 11 from yeas M breese-solk, sal inanition, 16 from having b.se born preneatarety, 7 from saducation apparently acci dental, mad 6 from murder, manslaughter, or crlmMal el•et. The death' of eight nmageoarime are recorded, the two eldest of whew dirt at the sees of 97 and 99 yaws. Lao week tbe births of 1,003 boys sad 910 glris, is .11 1.943 children. were reginered is Ueda". In the tea comespoad me weeks of the years 1860 59 the average number was 1,893. 11ANDIDO3II TUTIIIONIAL TO AN EDITO/L-011 lidanday anemoctu • testimonial was promoted to Mr. Alen. iard, Editor of the Ikotairaap, ocessistieg of as sisinet and newlm. Myst saw, • Wirer dorm sox. a dumpiest., 1,100 invenline, and an embiameed roll of dm sebeembers, about 404.0 ausebse. The savor unsealed tbe following Ineceir vas Pmessted, with 1,600 amweirres, to Alex. Ress4 liett, Baer of ehe &ottani... is rempubios of his able sad semistenteisemoy of enitebtened ;Atlas' prlaciphs, by width ho Me largely contributed th e diffusion of sound hbu,.l sphinx is Sootl..od :.ad w. a mark of rape& for tie hoeourable and independent conduct in public and prints life. 1960." Oa the elver jug was •ei ruder bat shorter in eoffptleo• Thom was • ler,* stteedeaco of snbecribon. gone who. wire. - I.r W. G.Mon-Crate, bin., of Ripely. too ; Sir Jame H. Hermit, Bart., of Lela; Sir John fisl villa We Lard Fromm, &a )L Dalms.—Oar first number ha. to record it Malty ealmay to Ile friends of social ineroseassaL Peribasto Antares Demo a. tee mbls-haste/ philan , broykat, a m h os s e m* whit paralysis Hie forme One gives way seder Were red usrmittMe :swam of thmsght sad of neon% met epee him by Mosail-ie posed ditty of poseldher Its nem of anitimint• sal miaow for tits 700 mimes of Nobay. H. Mr has smemed to Nice.—Frived of LIW Applo. DiyoFwpa. Mardi 1. 0. Mos and Caisaddisoldn. enra marebana-Maras 1. B. W. Askiasea and T. M. Yla, dalliarbad. =a, Palaisarsa. Wlldas-rais 3. J. a.. Meads. Sunswand. wardeat.-V.S. 11). F. W. Mamas. Laadraballansa. 013 6z. nailassar-Sab.lll. W. Medlar and a. U. Itedistr. d,rls/bars, U sod Sankans-Web. sr. T. Garner rd J. Juntas Draw West. Dentprabd. sad Moata-place, walsortancal. son Illsfa-Mawr II J 002Ssraat. IlaiNtell, Mate oahlro, corn maraire. -Dana 1. J. Lanic o llas .6 l ... .abara. ance-aarab 1 O. I. 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Mass.& Lath. Park. s t d U. D. Dayton, Imam at J. Iftediesi. drama OROLOOICAL SOCISTT.—Tbe following parte will be reed at the meeting on the 16th fait :-1. Oa the pro bable Olarial Chigoe of 1106111 Norwegian Lebec by T. Ontringtem, Esq., F. 0.8. 2. On the Drift end Gravels of the North of Scotland ; by T. F. Jamttam, Ifsq. Tim en. seal meths will be held on the 17th hut., at one o'clock. FLIRTI7I. 370111411 IN Till ATLANTIC.-RITURN OF AMOTIII/la ant, To LlVZlLl.ool.—Yratindliy altorsocet the Gay Mammoths, one of the won wag aterant Amide= ships sailing from the Mereey, returned to Liverpool ,altar being 32 days in the Atientic Oceen, in a vain attempt to reach New York. The Clay Mansering sailed boo Unit ' pool, under the cvmonad of Captain Dollard, for New York on the Illth January lest, with •generel cargo. On the 24th day est the ship bed only meshed lon. Wit W. let de If. CaplanDallied elates that for 18 doge he enonuntsred the meet hedel lake end heavy eras be had ever witnessed. So rpm was the mein et the see on the qutrtsr of the ship that the Itil veabrawnoQatthetroak,andtheshipattheease MM wet wiellag ranch Wert. Several of the cr e w were is lets., Red the sole were blown from their holm into ribbons. OM eras WINI !Mad by the era weabhrg • boat on the top of Nm ; elethee is new at the point of dea th , having f a llen 1 from** mahs.tepseit yard, a bight of Berri, WO het. Niesof the IMF are also Wel op in the forecastle thoroughly disabled, mad of the met of the crew of 24, not one man is , free from bone and ease tensed by the comma matron of the salt water and the hdutw they reodvad. All the elrylights and loose articles were waehed from the deck, and the cabins SUd with water. le spite of them fearful troubles and di.- ..we, Captain WOW (the bras ideal of a Cool clever ele ram) brought his assn l to port again without the aid et a stem tug, thettgb the rudder had to be worked from thistles et the vowel with Aetna met teal.. The rat.. re gre w end Wend round to N. N.W., the ma Zlli el grant Ospesho Daiwa eye , NI.. The Goy Men oodog f. oolidosoll le Mews. Bird, Gibillae, and Co., eg Idwirtoli• INFNCLUD Portia. -A notice has been honed by the babes Bawd of Health declaring alt the ports .if Brasil is be weep at yellow fever .rapt the port of Para, whim% contienes to he regardel se infected. N•dien Ma eke bean hosted by the Liston Board of lie.tth declaring the pert Baia to be emeldeeed es tainted with yellow tater be. the j 14th Domani Wit. WORT OP QUEEN'S BENCK.-FEB. 7. Sittings at NW Prim—(B66ra tin) lard Chief Junta Cockburn and • Spa t& Jury.) AND WI7I s, nroawAssza.--EITIAOI. (Concluded tram yenterdaye Express) The following avidness was um adduced for the de faident: _ _ Jeer h Stohosamr, the Adersat, was then called and examined-1 have amid on business as • master tailor in London fur twenty-six years. lam governor of several cha rities in London. I received • letter from the Arnim em bassy, tailing me to go to 6, Charlotte-street, and see • pinion there. 1 saw Madame Welosetattio. She told ms she had been left by her husbaad in be st v diailrese. A child was in the room. 1 asked who it to, and she said, It is tonne." I believe that wag th e which I duos retrained was Bariald's. BM said her husband had gone to America in May, and she had trimmed everything to assist him Is going there. She gold she had been without toed for moral days. I gave her half-a-crown which was all I had in my pocket. I called I believe the aunt day, and gave her half-a-sovereign. I was surprised to see her in such comfortable led/logs, and she said the apartments belonged to • friend of her husband's, a Mr. Bternfeldt, whose wile was too delicate to live there. I did not see Bierafeldt until October. Madame Wekoostein called upon me, and asked me to recommend her to the Ger man Society of Benevolence, of which lam chairman. The moiety gar her • pound. She called in • few days, and said for relief, as the 'overshot had been chiefly paid in rent, and she had nothing to live upon. I then gave her buff-a-crown. I told her she must not call upon me so often far relief. She said the could work and wash, and had orders for work from several ladies, and only wanted money to enable her to execute them. She said she had tome articles pledged, and had spent • few shillings from time to time as Interest in order not to lose them. I said, " Then sell the things." BM said she could not find • buyer, and she ulti mately brought the tickets to me. I gave money to my foreman to redeem them, and lie did so. The goods were brought to my shop la Co&duit-street. It cost me between 211. and 221. to redeem the things. I put aside the articles, which were of no use to me, and she took them away. She ward me to bay the articles left for 51. I said I thought they were worth mere, and if sold would produce more. I think the shawl valued by the plaintiff at 201. was pledged with sore ether articles for 32r. I bought a new one aims for 31. I believe It is better than the plaintit's. I believe It la the same charsder of shawl. [The embroidered shirts, described r worth 2!. each, and several other article', were here pro duced.] I let her have beyond the 211. paid to the pawn brokers, about 131. for them things. It was more than they were worth. She bad it from time to time, She expressed herself paten' to me. She tried to kiss my hand every time she came, end when she could not catch my hand she would astaii my kneee—(tanghter)—or anything else—the tall Gamy coat. (Laughter.) She offered my foreman a piece of silk for 10a. 61., which was worth more, fcr his trouble. He refused it, of mune. When she was ill she asked me not to let her go to the barite', and I rat my own doctor to attend her. He is Dr. Love. He made no charge to me for attending her. I did Dot like her to be coming to me so often, end I asked her to send her friend to me. Steroidal then called on me is Ootober. I had no idea then she we. Wel nenatin. He said she was the wife of a brother allege, who was lookieg up his uncle in America. (Laughter.) Herd he was • man living on his own mesas. A man named Corr told me that she lived with Siernfeldt, whose name wee Stetting, se man and wife. 1 told Madame Welunstein this. She denied it, and saki it was an it:rearm to do her harm. She add it w not tree that be was living with her. I told her the Oman had said she had borrowed the child. She said it was sot tras— h was her own. I saw Madame Polars. She called upon me to ask me to go to 5, Charlotte-street, to prove that Corno's statement about the child was, untrue. I went there. and Madame Weissman, Madame Borfeld, and her child were there. Madame Polinskl said to the child, " Now, you hold your tongue," and told the child to go into the next room and bring out her mamma. She brought out Medians Welsenstria. That did not quite con vine, me. I asked the child who was the other woman P She nod, That is my aunt Bortlfeld." I dlamedited Corna's statement after this, on amount of hie character. Madame Polinaki asked me to go and see Madams Welionstein, who was In an awful rats of mind. I accordingly went to see her that evening. She said she was mat grateful to me. She celled me ever so many benevolent names, and In her gratitude she sodeavourel to lay hold of my hand to kiss it. I hate those kind of things. She fell on her kora, and called me ber saviour, when the door suddenly operi, and I saw the heed of the man Welasontin, who them called himself Steenfeldt but ha saver came into the room at all. I did not see Friar there—tbere was no such person in the home. There is ao truth in her statement that I put my hand round her waist and kissed her. I never kissed any woman but my own family. The mina night she called upon me with a person named Frieok at the German Club. She said her friend was touch annoyed, and asked me to writes letter, to avoid future unplamantness with her husband, that nothing wrong and affecting her character bad mound. I took the letter to her. Biandeldt afterward/ asked me to waist Madame Weitanstain to get some furniture, and he would take • house, and allow her the ground floor free of rent to enable her to carry on her business. They could not get • house, as they could not get • good reference. I became their referee, and they got the boom in Booleston-tarreee. Madame Pollaski told toe that Sterakidt's name was not Stenifeldt, but some German oount. I asked him big real name, and he said, "I am Baron Von Sobwannenfelt ;" but ha bad fought a duel, and had taken the name of Eiterafelar. I said I hoped he would take the house in his right Dams, and he took the house as Baron Edgar de Sohwannenfelt. I bad given Madame Wattmeter 201. to furnish the gonad floor. I advanced him 301 and took his 0U as Baron Edgar de Schwannenfelt. I' did so in aciaseratnee of the document with large seals and the high testimonials he showed me. I had no knowledge at that time that his name was Weranstein. I afterwards advanced him 461. en his I 0 U. This was on the 14th and 21st of Janut, 1858. The bore was taken at Christie/m.086T. In Ap 1 , 1868, I tonna out his name was Weisman's. Having called about the I 0 U's I remarked particular rode. nags co the part of the rasa to the rasa. I spoke to her, and odd that the language she need wig not that of • frien d sly, and she at ones admitted that ha was Waterier and she was his wife, She mid the had told me that he was Starreldt beams she had told a lie at the embassy, and now it was bond oat. In consequence of • latter the plain tiff wrote to me I advanced him 221. to pay the furniture bill. A history of the printing life furnished by him to the de fendant at his request was ben pot in. It stated that the plaintiff attributed his leaving Vales to his clandestine mar riage and political turnip. Zaamilation continued--The plaintiff told me he could not he. his lodgers, and I advised him to sell his furniture sod pay his debts. He made out tea inventory of snob Wtsge that be could Dell as useless to him In soar did so, and placed • value of 734 es Ur erelet ta t said he could not sell the things in his own name, as a psdagorm wsa constantly watching his hors. 1 Um saw Mr. Krell, and it was agreed that the goods stradd be setS is his yawn The plaintiff made out a list ciders for about 411., and there wss another debt of 81. to a German governess, who bad lodged in his hoar. I than rye the plaintiff 651., In order that he should pay all his debts there and have something lio remove with. I wee to be repaid from the sale of the goods, whhh realised 621., so I lost 31. Afterwards I saw Kraig. who was in great excitement, and said 'bat the butcher and other tradespeoptscalue there after theinnory. I said, "Why, I gar them the money to pay their debts." The plaintiff came in, and I accused him of not paying his debts. He said, "• Upon my honour, I have." Krebl said he had not, that the plaintiff said he had given the messy to his wife, sod she could not have paid them. The plaintiff afterwards made it appear that in assisting him topay his debts had led him into • greater calamity. 1 said, , Well, If you think so, I will give you 201. if you will go away (out of the country) — mind take your wife with you." (Laughter.) I gave him the 201. Madame Weleathatain, in the way pert cd oar acquaintance, asked me to land bar some moor en a gold watch and gold brooch. I afterwards fond that the watch was pinchbeck. (Laughter.) After Wereaster went to America I again assisted his wile with 161, to enable her to take some things out of pawn. Is January, 1850, I hoard the plaintiff bad returned from America. After they left the hour and went Into lodengs, an execution was pot ia, upon the furniture, by Mr. Nash, and I was persuaded by Gmethowsky to pay 311. 10a. to pay out the execution, on his promising to pay half, far which be gave melds I 0 U. After the *WWI returned from America, ha eased ma me, eel asked me why I bed left his wife contrary M Coral letters written by the *toff to the defendant, soliciting pecuniary assistance sad appealing to hie compet ition, ware here pat in evidence. Examination contlnnad—l never suggested to the phis tiff 's wife in his arra that she should enter into the service of —, • widower. He never said a word to me about owing him money on the duplicator, or the for isithre, until this action was commenced. I applied to Mr. Berra, the nestidrete, about Madame Wokonsterin, In eon agresnos of her conduct In following me about from piece to pros. I had nosived • letter which she said I had not an newt _ _ - 1116tiatos Wilseastein was hers reaallid by the judge, sad admitted that the letter was la bar writlag. The letter elated that she could rola her hasbead, bat the dedtadat would ha also Mart sad setoff him to and Mr fa Qs square sear bia house that sight, sad waking *dogma for 1001. by del followts‘ Neadey. Eisolastles tratimed--b emerwace of that letter applied to 16, sweistrate, sad this mike was afterwards =amid we. I swear I did set welts either of them Madame W.kaateia I arver gale a letter of this kiwi la Wades. Pol lark, far Madame Welesastela. I sever wrote Madam Walsrastela a hawed that sort. Crwe-erweitted—This is the lint tim. ter tweety-live years that I wee wwie web • dupe at se ea this owetaka. I MI very into the trap. Wise I Orel sew this worete she tod a* She bed s serrietre certilleile it Bt. Peers the Ap.lls hi Ludes I. 1862. Ilite toil we the eirldwras hers I. rreaktott. I di. set Wok it stemeary is belittle shoat the artitlette of the gars Yr& She proved MA.RAII26. COTTON.—Livaaroor., 7.—W• have • e'..Ar market to-day, but it does not ani_Chanit. Pie" , duty remain as Were. The Balm aaa 6 ,000 born, of wlm 1,000 axe for orport and speculation. COTTON 000DS.-111.110EISTIB, Leo. 7.—Not mu h doing, but a very firm market in yarns, Plat an upwari tendency in pnces. Rather more business ik.sr home trade, at eery full prime, than for export. There wilt soros olf.va for yams for Calcutta, but apiarists were sot abu t , to nu ure a sellkieally early delivery. In cloths there was a very brut feeling, at the full prices of last week. There is mitfictent demand to lead to a good business. but the heavy engsze ments render deliveries difficult, cloth being very scarce. the state of the political horizon is also against business. There is a telegram from Bombay to the 16th ult, to the effect that the market was quiet and without change; but we hear of no advice' from Calcutta, which were due to the 14th. Romeo here doing business in French goals are low in stock, tut disposed to wait until the new commercial treaty is ooncluded. WOOLS.—HUDDIZESTIRLD, FRB. 7.—As compared with laat month, there V an improved demand to-day, both i n oolonial and foreign, and, though priors are high, there is lees difficulty in effecting aides. MAN UFACTURSB.—HtiDDZIMPIELD, Fib. 7.—The attendance of buyers has been rather numerous, and they have operated to some extent in new patterns for spring and summer trade, and might have done more in these goods bad the market offered better choice. There la also an average demand for black doeskins, and some little doing is ladies' mantle clothe. CORN.—Hum, FEB. 7.-At to-day's market a moderate aupp'y of English wheat, which sells freely at last week's currency. Foreign held very firmly, but transactions limited. Barley, both malting end grinding, In request at full prices. °eta steady, but demand only retail. Beans and pees may be quoted fully la. higher. 1 area for seed command rather more mosey. The foreign import. last week areas under:— Wheat, 60 qrs.; twirl, 6,226; beans, 383; peas, 146, linseed and rapeseed, 2,860 ; oil cakes, 18 tons; boner. 10. LEEDS, Fan. 7.—The show of wheat is not large, there is • good general enquiry for both old and new, and although the huskier done te to no great exteat, last eek's rate. are bully maintaiaed. Barley c,uito as dear. Beans rather im prove M value. Oats and other articles es before. Arrivals since this day week :—Whear, 2,868 qrs.; barley, 988 qrs.; oats, 23 qrs. LTNM, Fan. 7.—Weather Is frosty with a north-west wind. To-day's market we had only • small show of wheat, condition better than of late; beat samples commanded readily an advance of le. per qr. upon last week's rates ; other descriptions no alteration. Barley and beano, each le. per qr. higher. Prima :—Wheat, white, old, 6llbs. te 631b5., 445. to 485.; ditto, new, 60lbs. to 621 x, 42e. to 475.; red, old, Bliks. to 881bs., 42e. to 46e.; ditto, new 691 be. to fillbs., 39e. to 44e. Barley, Chevalier, new 62Ibe. to 64th.., Ws. to 465.•. ocounon, 611bs. to 62114., 28,. to 32a. Beaus, old, 86 16 e. to 6611 b.., 465. to 605.; ditto, new, &fibs. to Whs., 40s. to 475. per qr. to the growers. Nawcasn.z, Fan. 7.—The weather has again become winteely. Yesterday we bad a return of frost which has been eumeeded to-day bya MI of snow. At our market this wafting we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, hat owing to holden being so tenacious, very little business resulted, millers feeling disinclined to give present rates, owing to the unremanerative state of the flour trade. Flour without change, and the same remarks will apply to other articles. SALISBURY, Fall. 7.—At to-day's market the supply of say description of grain was not large, but the condition was much improved since last week; sad the attendance of buyers was also more numirous. Farmers held for more money for wheat which checked business for a time; when at length holders gave way, a considerable business was done at the extreme rates of last market. Flour unaltered in value. Best malting samples of barley were taken mere readily at full prices, and bovines' generally was better_ for all other samples of grain without &sago of value. Malt remains stationary, and business slack. The sale for gum seeds and tares more active. Wheat, new, 41.. to 48..; old ditto, 40e. to 60e.; barley, 24a. to 4115.; oats, 245. to 29a. ; beans, 40e. to 60s. ; peas, 40s. to 46e. ; rye, 30s. to 36e. per gr. Tana, 7s. 64. to Bs. 6d. par bushel. Flour, 31s. to 375. per sack. Xalt, 81. to Bs. 6d. per bushel. CATTLE.--Bastasnar, Fin. 7.—At our market to-day there was a short supply of beasts, and a thin attendance of buyers. The business for best ox beef ruled somewhat brisk, at the extreme rates of lest market, but the greeter pert of the supply being of au inferior clue, the trade on the whole wee slack, and a clearance was not effected, although reduced rates would have been accepted. The number of sheep on offer was extremely limited, but of good quality, which proved sufficient for the requirements of buyers. Late prices were in all instance fully suprted. A little more bushier doing in calves, and prices t. salsa as before gaoled. In the pig market there was a very creditable supply of all descriptions which moved off steadily, but particularly quarter-old pigs were in good demand. Beet ox beef, lle. 6d. to 124. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to lie. ; soothdown mutton, U. per lb. ; other breeds, 6fd. to 7d.; veal, 7d. to 70d.; fresh pork, 80. to 70.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. to 9e. 6d. per soon; green bacon, 80. to 9d. per lb.; and dry ditto, 90. to 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 90. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 16e. each; cows with calves, 141. to 181. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 14111/ATS. M 044 P. Mr- T.I. Test apea. imam abanalsal3o). 1739. Week ending Jam. 13 . .6 ilia 1 °Drama) ........ .. ..... tOS 160 361 Nana Mattordabl7.lll.a o.r .. 233 .- .- 7.431 7M) Week chile& Feb. 4. 611111110 W and mute W.llOl 6.126 5. 2 54 wee. esellbe Feb. 5. b aelb Loud= f 1.335 N 4 2 244 2.157 Loalas sal Illiell Urea Lesseboura • The above is szehodis of trait] doe usher iihwewhot with his London and North Wantern Rahway Comm). VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AnaMr (Alp). from London for Colman, Dee. 33, let 6 N. Ittrohmovo (torque), from 01111appe tans for Plyrooath 31 dam, No•. 3. Mt 32 39 8, ma Si 30 E. Mama (ablol. from CrOoatta for Lambe 311 days, Now. 39, lot 31 9 9, loa 19 19 E. Itlkm andger. from Liverpool for Hoeg bong, Dm. $O, Mt 6 20, too SO W. Eadymloo, from Liverpool for Mappore, Ist 11 EL Ica 33 W. Woltof (amino= MIA trots Loodoo tor 470997 18 dam, Dm. 10. lit 3 So N. km 33.1 W. Gauntlet (alp), from Loodon to Calcutta, Dm. 80, lot 61), kW f 1 II W. LoodiaaBl4. Walton, from 81appora for 1.1.,.rp001, Jae. 16, lot 39 14, ►os 40 W. 140 • GIL Joam, from Maltoorm for Loudon. Nov. la, ht SS 1, km 33 W. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, KING'S-CROSS.— Number of pedals to the week ending Feb. 4, 806, of which 306 were new area. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAVß OINTMENT AND Pime.—lertvism.—Tbis Memos now m sesnalset, nod often fetal, ea midosole form of fever. emended by irritedoe of tbeirledelee.isfiem• Intim of the throe. end eondeet cough. Alma erroneously Vestal by the ordinary medicines edepeed for colds the most serious room peewee S , IRIO, sod too often the Masks is model. Tel. mt.oheno. can never happen when reliance I, place , l no Holloway's medic...es. for whether the symptom. vie , from inflammetiqp. colds, or Indteuon thews remedies relieve, In the first. by lowering the etrcutse tion to the letter. by oontbleg the excited nerves. At this lessois no Welly I. Ago wrtvnut mdloweyl prparetlen.. ..kka do not contain a ✓ale of nestles Ingredients to Wens the ocestitedom BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. mipmy.—yeb. 4, at Albloaetrest, LISWParb, the idle of tbo Boy O. T. bale. of • wow B tRIN DT.—Fob 3, at Detarecaroad, Liverpool. the wife of Kr. J. S. Wendt. of a ea. OLO lg.—Feb. 4, at Norwood, the wife of H. Clowle, F 14.• Of • atubtr. pper AN Fab 6, M Great Narlboroughwtreet , the wife of the Bev. "170.C.ws.;:ars Goo - - igiff!3ol . 7 :7 Pee 3. at &Wean.. Surrey. the wife of 0. Eymen. E.V. of • gamble% W L cll—reb. 3, at Wavertreenad, Liverpool, the idled Mr. T. R. Vowl.t, of a von YU LToll.—Teb. 4. at Cheateifttreet, Birkenhead. the wife of Mr. W. at a &ken , . 1131fi rkrins, i.,.—.. , . 0. at Avanu.road, Restente.park, the wife of G. T. Jen Nan of n. FebIIOI7DkMORIL-3. at MalAsttnc, the wife of F. neudame - e. Ere . at • as. TATLMIL—Feb. 3. at 1: pony Rectory, Bolick the wife of Captain R. N. Tat ler. of a daughter. WHITIL—FeIt. 3. at Graftweareek Berkeley-square. the wife of T. Wats. Set.. of • son. MARRIAGES. ''''''''''''''' M the Row. W. OVmen. O. R iket."' N 14.4 1bett:Ir.at jel'i the m partab n d'uth obu t re 'r b •f , J. ' go * I. b .°l ral OLOYIR—CO ite• Wee. by ea Nor. N. Jaokass, Mr. 0. Mow, of Balterler etaffongablna to EllzateUx. daanbtor of MY J. Horner, of Wettenball. Cbablnt. 108111T8—JOHNIION.— Yob. 2, at flooulton, Norfolk, by tbe Hr.. W. hater, Han. Caw.. of Monett.. &added by I t o Arr. Aran, typebar, Claude Wam, am of the Rw. Art loberta M.A.. rector of Woodrialog, to Mien Auguna, daurh•er of tbo Her. J. M. sad the Hon. Mts. Jobnont, and niece of Lord Bekaa, ROBINSON I 11110TAON.—Ireb. 6, oh Oultedrei. Moorhead , . by the Mr . H. A. We•tworo, John , eon of Mr W. Robnnon, ta Wow Ana. daughter of Mr. II Motets. et Manobertar. OPENBWIIOIIT.—Fob 2. at P`l9lllll. POISINIM, 1,7 tb• Rey Vt. WHOA, T. A. Hpooa. Cp., led Rontbay oO•ah7. tO antlattl of the Ray 0. N. Wright...l Coe y Cells. Dettbletallre. WTOIIII—PIERCE.—reb. 3. et FA. klatgaroCa. Werazolnoter. Mr. 0. W. !totes. to Mary Itlizsbeth. tbadblof of J. Pia.). E.g.. of Owenwtob. DEATHS. ALLIN.—Fob. 4, at MU Howe, Siondaid, Herta, Mr. Witham ; 1 & 15. 1 1. at Mealbootenneet. MerkOnharianquaro. J. Clarke. Ae11 c .% . 5 7 . 4100OLAlik.— Aat katodon Hell. oar Cbeltinharn Mari Door. mac dswinter of tbo late J. H. Ooodlste. Set 01 LWOW —.Vela 6. at Portatanename. Me Demme Lady Lend Lomp.—pen Aat Amato. Cottage. Park Mope Mast. Mr. J. Uri, aged M. 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