The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-03 00:00:00

THE assarwita IN THE CITY. The reports d W fire is Bread-strut, Cheapsitle, publltsbod yestmeder, Geary but • very fart idea of the utast of groud hid is raise, sad the ammat trf property reduced to ashes by this dilutive. mat. Ow* to the sot Way of fire ia the various praises &Mord, the en p ~ Mid staid pipes were kept is astir operation aweigh out the shell of Sandal night sad yesterday. area as late ea eight o'ehseh last 'veers there rearred a peat deal of fire is the rains, sad the Inman were thea obliged te teep a watchful eye ever the framers gap eared by She dimes ler they shield break oat again. Early raters, reinaug Mr. Toplie, the surveyor to the ? marl Judas hmunace oars ; Mr. liodsall, hie ware of lows; M 2. Cennortoa, the feremas of the wog of Eugland Wises; Kr. logo, the principal Meer if the thetiict of brigade; and Mr. Superiateadent Braldwatid, were ell actively sagaged to aecertaining what dim were interested in the leers, and also, if possible, to trace out tke origin of the fir. As for u the latter a ofusaffsod it remains quite es Meru r it Sudsy renting, and up to last Might tkere was nothicg to peeve positively Out** flameseriginated ia the Mom. Toward's hat factory, although the fire wu first sees floe. the west shining through the first floor of their buililthg. rem the fact of the roof of their mead-floor waterer brag erected after the style of the late Crystal Fairs, sad soured in with glue only, it is the opinion of the lino that one of the back preemies had, in the first in stance, become ignited, and the glass of their warehouse being unable to withstand the • bees, had eracked, and almost immediately afterwards allowed the lanes to risk throulls the openings and rise spas the beiYltg. T. gAIVI eater the supposiums is streugthead by the Mesta stance, that a few minutes before the premises were sired, s ocarinas had bra is there, sad bed detested semen of burathg. Whom the premises were locked up for theafghte the poliesma am the best held his bull's-ere 'author br tie masa, sad at that period there WY ant the least appsures a any part of the bundle' or tie stock Mawr fir. Amu searchiag inquiry will so doubt yet be made, with • view of andiag mat, if possible, cm whom preashes sad from who ears the are origimated, as most of tke sellrers, escrially the Meier Townead, appear most mains on that point. The Lord Mayor attended at an early how, sad was also eery desirous of teasing oat the non of sash a serious Master as this asemestionably is ; but his lordship was su able to gala the slightest additional *densities boned what has boos gins above. Vienna, amain Mr. Braid wood made oat kis *Maki report of tbe damages, which is u follows : Sitarday, Dee. 31, 1863, 10j p.m.—Celled to • be is Fireyd•stren, Cliespaide ; on arriving, head dm ponalom of Stems. Toward, hatters N 0.5 ia tbk It. Wiring beings to Mr. 0. Poynter, otalfbnowl. mob WOO issued am the Legal sad Conimerciokaid Sea That Aces. Tho an was extingaishod by Osman sasi is noise, of the Londe. Brim& sad that of the Wen glf Faieload ellos. TM promises ars bunted down, as& stack in *Ms merataed. " Mtn, NM, Kenn. Malskinon and Nailer, urn*, wereinsemes. PIIIMINOI boned down, alad cioatosts dor itroyed. legatees@ sakacrwa at present. " No. Sl. ia ths maw siren, Memo. IL.Kerrow and Boy' outhouses's. Bask room third Soot barred rat, Alf damagid by are, sad natests damaged by Its and wan* lumen Willows. „ Ditto, ditto, Messrs. Spoons and Radon. Similar damage; contests not insond. Mailbag anksown if in. 111 Ted or cot . "Ditto, ditto, Mr. F. Shannon, warehoseinsa. Simiins damn. lased in the Royal Esekinge Firrofike. Nos. 7 sad 11, ditto, Messrs. Bomb sad Cooth, in the ass Kos of hosioses. Contents insured in the San, Royal uncap, Legal and Commercial, and Defends, Fier Aces. "Side wisdom of first floor bunted out, and walla di visor( by In. Stock considerably injured by water. In surance" unknown at orient. "Nos. 60 and 62, opposite, Mon. °cossack, henna Front el premium very severely scorched. Insurance at Mont. "No. 61, is the same snook Meson. Fats? sad Co., Men warehousemen. Frost of promises damaged by Sr.. Immo* at known. " Nb. 4, ditto, ditto, Mr. W. May, silk mercer ma trimming seller. Issarame unknown. " TM book somehow* bused down, and throe upper Iron anuoyed. "Ditto, ditto, R. Oresslass, shawl warehouseum, Inani is the Legal and Commercial and Sun Fire 0111ces. " Bask woodmen burned down, and three upper Goon eassomed. " No. 3, in the woo street, Mr. R. Man, liaised via. teener, damage to premises, to., by water ; strand in the Monarch Firs-ono. The louse belongs to Moms. Calvert, the brewer, sad is manna if insured or not. No. 41, Chsapside, Morn. Pomace and Co., glove =maintains, iasarod in the °lobe, Phan's, Sas, Comity, and Legal and Commercial Fire oMees. Back front and roof damaged 03 Ire, and ceilings and stock in trade con siderably Limed by water. " No. 64, Friday-street, Meson. Foster and Co., ware housemen. Canaan insured in the Son, Legal and Con semi!, Atlas, Monarch, Union and Anchor OMees ; stock gr• qtly damaged by water. Ne. 61, ditto, ditto, Means. Lidind, warehousemen. Contents insured in the Loudon, Royal Rosinap, Union, Royal Liverpool, sad Phan*: Fir* Men ; *rhea ware @owe and invalid Roots banned out, stock finneei by inter, and skylights broken. "NI. 60, ditto, J. Mair, Seta, sad Co., brains" boalPill by water and amoral, and two napoleon Mined. innas mot an bows. "Nay 63, ditto, Edward Willett nil Co., warehousing** latiloisagnas broken. Issuroaces unknown at prienaL" The property deposited is the oaring warehouses in the amedisto proalatity of this in was worth, It is stated, two mullion stirring, aad lessens potbelly astoalskiag that the dung% great as it has been, bad an boss nal great*. The preservation of mama the seirroassUag ernehenne say he entirely &ennead to the energises of the fromma. The runs yesterday posemated a angslar appoonane. gar lane icicles were to bo seen Imaging from no winners and no from the borings of noes bonne in whisk the Ice Md. performed its land print work., desolation. TM aajoia lat praises, whore the Its bad done compandidy ate "ma% bat is tibia the wane boos the eogion bad Man. were sompletoly limed with is., so es to make it ex tremely dimwit kw bona= to bo earried is. PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THIRTY CITY CHURCHES. The Bishop of Loadua Me approved a pica which has submitted to him by the Bs.. Charles Home, ,• Rector of St. Michael's, Wool-street, for reasevias ass of the charelse ia the City, with a Mew to a slimly st wan of Mt ambush.. The me. gestlesua states that • cell amber of the City chandwe has essaldsrable iscostsylas osearegatioss, two or three of them assemat oke to otouly 300. Oa the other had, the eMesdasse at sew falls below 16; sad dine an sway at shish It does cot •mount to 30; the smote 'Steadman at the &maim propo4d to be restored beiai (sly 33. While sash le the ate of Wags is the City, it has beta shows, by a PAM sale to the Hearn ef Cesaawas by the eaMlivisita at whit emaiselemea, that se Meer the. MI sew 'MINIMS IMP ' , malted ia the 1t5.... el Leaden. Of the amebae 40 am sassed for the metropetitaa district aad Immedlate abet!., sad 9 fir towns sad districts withia eight mike of St. Nal'e. Mr. Haws entomb that Wes that 30 amebae would met die mats of the moieties reddest with's the City of Loadearaien, sod oweespwatly, at lieu >p atuwebes i aught be admatageoseiy takes dews sad rebuilt ka sash slur part. of the astrepelis sad its ...boas se are deadest ia there It eameuseclatata. Th fellewing en the iota& of the plea :—TN lumber of Mambos peonies' to be dealt .111, to 50. It is pronged to reams (at present) 0, sod to "tom 20—the parttime w►aes obenbes are wsd te be consolidated with them wink ere kit stindin. Ia arn.rag sloe names fast the mnoshdatoll wino the rule would be this To even perish, the population of width=- tens 1.000, Ob. per noun to be sseessad ; ter miry addi buil 100 parishioners add I2L a year. The ampople west of the dl shoran is MAUL ; the MPS* tae-me el the 20 mensed onselidand rabbis woei•l be 11,363 L; they would mean to the SO deftest is be removed 9,2071, givin 3061. end tractile be sash. The additional can required to sib. op a esSeisat insane be a alergyeaa, from SOU to TOW , s►ould be nada up is the sew locality to whisk the church is resseind. A Ptiviat.—lise Rom W. R. Amisodels. Wely vicars( St. Bioass* Weisser, moo MINIMA boo ow priesthood of & m ewe of Afgaft_/Maria. w M. ur§ Callao, Oasts. II the ho et Oft other prim loss oriaso4 as ea Imo Shet ilim ai ll ista Wines woo sashimi so she diassooto MliMidst slam the SW*, TDB WEATHER AND 2.11 E PARE& The weather yesterday was spin inteseely cold, I sad several thousand perseas lecke! to the various parks sad mead themselves by either dieting err eliding upon Ibe Armen eaten, At sae time there were about 7,00 'bean apes the Sespeatiee, menet whom wove word =a and gentleman' hams* to the Shaft Cleh. s lang veneer is Kesselnitea-gadene there IMO else a nwebbee of the members of the ease dab, and about 3,000 MHO persona. The be in the mad pond was demeibed by Mr. Ihsperiatimdeat Williams as being mesa inches thick. sad the maw of pause wise went upon it were sheet 2,000. Between 6,000 and 7,000 were upon the entantental waters In St. Jeutse's Park, and about an equal awake ea the ice in the Repat's Park. The kw in the miens plates of newt averaged hose el* bade to meow lashes is thish. noes, bet owing to the vast numbers who Soaked to the parks on Sunday, Mr. Williams was apprehensive that the Pm in the flapentlas would become in charged with isealeed air, that it might blow up. Men were thensfam employed . daring the aternisig in digging " vest WSW so as to allow the foul air to escape from the waters, by whisk expedient the Le may new be said to be gaits Sim and safe. To prevent persons from skating into the apertures thus made, loud. marked dugongs " wore pat up; but with the eaception of • few gentlemen who fell, or were run down by the skaters, so accident occurred either is Hydeliark Of Kensington-gardens. A young etas, however, fell upon a sharp piece of be, which so cut kb underlay that it was deemed expedient to have him removed to the hospital. The thermometer at the Royal Society's Reosiving-hoses la Hyde-park during Sunday sight stood at 26, tad it re sunned at the same during the earlier part of yesterday winning. la the middle et the day the mercury rose as higher *as 30, and at 6 o'clock in the evening it had fallen again to 27, beteg only • two degrees higher than it was in the saddled the previous night. The ba remotes Mood at the Reseiviathesise at UAL About 1 p.m. a remiarkaldy heavy fall of mew leek plass, and lasted fir shoat half an hoar. The banks of the Serpeetine have been mere crowded daring the last two days than at any period daring the Great Exhibities. Mr. Chattier, the lestotary of the Humane &misty, and deputy espoda testiest. Murphy. Chitty, tad Parsons, with the numeress innate, were, daring the day, actively employed in ems of nay _aecaleat of importance takieg plass Is the different polka. Shield the prevent weather aimless to the end of the week, there la little doubt that the Themes will be hems over. At the present time it b hardly possible for heavy Magee to he navigated,. and tzevalliag by mesas of the showedisidge steamers is &beset entirely easpeaded. The roods age iss weediest, slippery and extraordinarily dearness. The wile In Wing driven Irani Smithfield Market were anti aeally falling. Is one ease no fewer them four eses bas longing to one drove were down at sea. ArAbse fat on beimg driven slime Pieeatilly, slipped ea the fee, and was so much injured as to be suable to reseed say farther for several howl. The example of the authorities in the Chi ea MOM, who have sassed earthed. of and to be laid daily es the roads sad pavements d the principal thoroughfares, might be generally followed throughout the metropolis with beaeticial effect. SNOW &roams tx TIII • IO•s wallas- saes of splendid winter weather (says the berenrse Orrin of Thursday), we wen visited on Woodsy night with a heavy fall of snow, which entinsed with little inter Rheims till Wednesday morning. The effect was Mame& rely visible In the anger:thee of the mails, for the wea ther being dry and frosty, with a pretty strong north vied. the mow was drifted to a considerable intent. The Perth road has been pretty clear as yet, and the mail arrived yes terday and today only about four hears behind the regales time. Oa the Aberdeen road the storm has been Ron seri ously felt. Yesterday the mail der at d a.m. did not arrive till mess t h an twelve hours after the time, and then the bags were carried on horseback from Fangs. All the rashes plying as this rood have bra stepped. The mail going to Aberdeen yesterday cord got n• farther than Nairn, the Star sorb stink in the Snow st Ardour, and the Defiance, which left here as usual tide sneezing, tuned trek after going three miles. From Aberdeen the mail got se far as New-mills, near Penes. RON the paid was obliged to leave it. All trace of the read was in nary plane lost, and it wee everywhere inspirable thr a molder- Re succeeded, by dint of perseverance and geed renege- Cent, in carrying the mails safely ea ►orseback to Inver ness. The wind wee northerly and blew strong, and the snow eousequently drifted about very math. About 100 men are surged at varier, palate clearing the road, and It ie hoped, If the storm der not increase, that the combos may be able to rearm the comaraierioa is a short time. The north mail came I. hot sight very little behind the usual hoer ; but it brought only the bags from Taia, from which we son later that the Ord of Cashiers and other pairs of the North Road an impassable. The rearm arrived about the anal time. A corrupeneleat at Elgin writes that that district is saffering severely from a heavy fall of now, sad that, iA easseqweans, all modes of esanyeaes ►ave berme inertiv in their arrival, particularly from Inverses.. In Fors', the storm was very severe sad pretreated. Yen are out I. all Wrestler cutting the roads ; and should it keep fair, they will be parable its a day or two. We may state that the asernate from ether pans of the many are penally to the same effect. Ia the aeighbourbood of • Kelso the maw lay Ma inches deep on Wednesday ; and at Newish it wee more than a foot in depth.—Baisersega coercing. WALllll.—Carmarilms, Sunday, Jen. 1, 2 p.m.—WWI from the north. It In snowing herd, sad the snow kiln*/ boa 16 to 18 isehee deep. Yesterday's Oaliparti says .—There were 'rot varia tions is tits thermosets of Paris yostorday. At mis lo the sondes, it seskod 11 3.lotbs Slew sae of sestierads (11f Fakresboit) ;at half-past Neves it stood ot 6 ostlers& below sera (17.6 rem); at 10, at only $ senders& below sere cal Fahr.) ; as boor alter the sold iseresood to 4 below sae ('4.8 Nis.); amid as abs is the suds, with a heavy fall of sow, the therstossettor was st centigrade shore sees (Sent 311 of Fehr.) Ths des 15... the &Se was so strong yesterday, that subset of penes paned ever it • woos who was skating rowdily la Ss lave baba of ths Tailatie, and who was remarked fee his atal sad vla aseidistally ketookod against waystiiag aid fell Weimar & nis had attack violently pima tis sip of etas baste. &se possum hastened to his assistsms hat he was sable to speak, mad he was conveyed to tko hospital beasjeis is as simians stale. TSB MAIL STEAM PACIMT• VALETTA AND VECTIS whine matey the liana sail hennas Muninos sad Malta (spa eornepaaden) still keep ay their repotatioa et bong tli• fasten stamen is the world. Their sped is a marvel to envy eoe: The Valetta very nently treat op Own Malta to Kamilla' against a iron gale sad head lea is My. four hem, the dining hang 460 sailer. The Mena nail packet left Malta 19 boon before her, sad Insignia Mansilla 14 bean alter her. • few days after twee the Taints tat free Itarerilles to Chan, a dia betes MU@ wily 14g bum Anot the presegen hen Mula by Ode are wee Mr. Thulium oret his two dinglien heat vas Chita Totehla The tosser lad a eerateill while is bond. Sear taineineeat wee hit ea hoard the Teases et the tre k piea mwor, Most Moshe lady, blued Plonsee, w e bane nt the geath ens who was lendag at with hie alendedisek la hie head was the melee mita,. Whoa the Valetta @trivet at Malta ft eres Mod the that th as easy Maretihet sib t MUM fee Illsegwall have Woe tie - MI lea ft net beta he the Miele( mime et 11. Mistteity attest ea eleeeeise makes eV: to do as. The ends Iheaterly Asap et the sadtti Mienillee eat ewe presead te take ergo of It hem that pert, eel the Adludrelty slime see edireed la esemegs•see tievellitirla the Reeteinee mei Melts pasta. Moan FralA—Daring Sunday night two Area broke oat, ma at 2, Groareaor•row, Pisan°, bolJogiag to Kr. 6. Kemp, disisg-besas proprietor; Led the other at Maddlostiobill, the property of Mr. W. 'app. Wafture Mohr. The nagines ef the Loathe Dried', With of Zug lend dice, perish, mad the from Mews. Prase', the wit sows, wen son is attesisser, bat both It.. wore attonded with a erenthrahle lon of property. The anthiroro was I Wound is the Globs sad British Empire Mutual Piro Mee. The eight el both Ira D saksotra. SIAM= . PzDD AT • DWIDAII32.—A large fire treks oat as the BM la the within wiag of the thorny, premien holosr the ilassal Distillery, Paisley. The forties of the Wefts in which the fre isonosonood was ansplail as • speak these MG kila, sad also as • ditty Ern arid Meath wartheins. The the blamed wish great bril liaarh sod had the Ithseeil i a mi esstret with the groat ginseity dupla, amodsell the warthouths, As damage washl have Ms taut . The tows aghast taw osissost by than ham the betroths. The hair with mompsded bye estsehthost of the smithery, who were they isitussnostel Is thiglagorder sod watthiog overobj the shay of the @pith errft_le Wee* whisk wee as eat of seams aastrif 4 the Wale K a somber et the bystanders, eine al with* Ist MOB in their seedy to carry swag se moth es thy odd of the _seedy bud. After weed baste eseries dr In wee at ithtget soder. The dame b atibistds2l.lo4lllNorth British MAL THR'' EXPREBB A *UESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1854 THE MURDER AND ARSON AT oUERNSEt. MARYLSBONE POOR LAW INQUIRY. Yesterday Mr. Alfred Austen, the inspector V *dated by tie NNW LOW Semi to ievesagete es to the en* of me dead el Genet sad Men Webb, milord by • eamate'sjuly to have died hem faMmeaostioa of Me le imis pelegai st mu ll resale, isbes imemed ielamme hh . Meshy at the &ea- Mr. Isom Atha Nam" moiemat sir, nestled, ea/ I =ZI IS lia ketatilse—lt wee Me maalee 111 MOON IS imier Mae to the emdcestees penseaft he hosed so amok if mpa 'W of Meg so ; bas is the event of eilkaoso or WOW* it wee seas to the reddens,* the Oa. With ease seder iho desariptioa of a owed put* ositled is the pubis Min hems of aeleadeam at the imeltheene was from aloe till km daily, and Is wet Me del lo of the mmeer to relieve masa emergoat mess Wig his OM. IlfairtiO abeam. teemlive till Si. 'Week. Ilse, eithie W elerb mesid Mambaed soy ease le syylleMiss he mild made, mod or the esesase, whetted the 101: 1 1rgessti at aid either la or est ed lb. hems. In say stmelliat some, fire sib esisekl i F s 4 the duty of the gift., , porst Os osomout ea wee to lobate Me' ease to Os muter. la dean of She mode, mester, obeeld not emirs Iles fee easeebleg harem Mosotho Is gm* IMg NOM An IMO sit ham the Pellowellee was bum r= sgedea to. Is Welsh's is.., The was perbetig am rabbis( Will i the emoter, the festobebm wishist kW haeoeisdp Mat hell hum mliored under the menet the Dead ea UM getelloao day, sad had sew 14 (Mr. Ma *snag deg. Is was whoosh du* le Mt at Ph. :.shines mod mike agglisatiese *a KIK Mem 1 OW Illite s the Need ad the mis INZISSAiIIe t ioul lisigil l rf s tbe rota rithToitie eaasr 1 • nohow they Nat a Utter, or sew some a The Oft me a iodated forme, sad was a esell• le th e re* thet he (the assistant overseer) hedia, kpaa I vied late the ere by a payout essosiumba of a p yN. ant The greaser reties el the 'sidearm gins by Welsh ups oath wee aet banded ia truth. Mr. hasten-4mM the petals which wore sutras. net Mont his watlag this I stumpted to *not his et of Me plies 11416 i la seirso. His statement tam he mes maMoshoit with me *fti Rota 9, ; that, orMeele, 4 4.lv=atitatda.grtrz•wee im.,ta end • a lellebe bin FAllsg,the lila Nev., 1111 its Mow Irs igu rstd w i t a l l a Tr m i la tir s iz T b li: os isameentien he . is„ say imghalisony Wee* ; end to Litilla OM ern stated be the Las Oat his wife and child wese W. He Dever said le to. mi She Saturday, the 19tb, " hme Is my wits mid clithli-Yoh) at me, we seat wanstitiag to est." l a a gall lopeneded NOM meat sad elothee, sad I replied, is ma walk ale* m estreets with a pipe la yew l . sed bay Mums, you might Mboy you owe On the 28th alt., the eighth day of the trial, Mr. Falls, the advocate of Tamer, the primer, applied for tar I. prepare his Wren ' The following witnesses for the Wear ware thou arra : Nazar& Torre said abs wee the was of atithillit Hther, sad bred I. Landes, bet heaserly Mod istheelr. my. TM prisms, was her brother. BM MS elitlith weary at various tier, the last tire brag la 11e j 1 seat, when she seat hiss IL also drew the rear her ar Maryleboas Satins Bank as the 20th of Jan, 1883. Übe seat a U. are, Is two halves, sad a sovereign. Orfacrearised by the aness's Prosareur—Wu a raw sissy of the risme. Was inured about (oar mare ago at It. Andrew's Church, Mariner,. Last saw bar husband neat a siesta ago ia Leaden bat bad bet heard fro. him star the bad bees is Onernatty. Had bra la Guernsey a feral& last Saturday. Had lived is Greasy ander the mar id Mn Hodes.. Had so err 'porter, who signal her totters " Illies," but know a pew sea of the arm of Ilia, who lived is Loser, an, Leiesain-smar. Her name was wines Trash. The last week after wither are to Ornery she reesived • letter bon her. Had writer lobar, but forteng el Milan rehire as ebb alibi. Had sot wrisiirt a rte preens saran he her Iterher, UAW bar to proems sore opera for hoe tee th . It was a beers powder that she pat tato Mr tee*. Had sa to NIL.. Preach ear she bad bra in Owner, bat bad sot ro. °awed any newer. Ithe dreg* she shenbi know her buidwriting. TM Queen's Precursor (nlataing a later)—la Ibis her b animals( 1 Witness - knew the handwriting on the Guyrope, and eepeosed the adages waa rent for bar. The addrM was, .. Mir Hoare, Poen clan Gueruse)" That latter was is the handwriancel Rho Preach. Th• area's Premier he espresso& his intention to read it. Mr. Palls said if it did not Mats to the case it could not be red. The anesa's Prearat—lt Mates to a many Atari atheism en. _lle the audibility of reason You ray read it )swami, if yes M. Mr. Falla—Ho. Ponape sere of the romans of the mart have read it. I would appeal to than. The Dalif—Probably the rare world sot newer you. Mr. Pella (with warnitilf the rum has bra easintr aloft& PI IMF Of die JApi,, I Aalborg dim. I 'Mi ghtiest all .MMthe P 7. .5r nevem Lad I sloth all the Judges *be lees theist le end a derma* bee sat bean fourmaireth Is as as the MIMI fag the i res ei z i . The Maw waZI VP. I =tha prtirk " am Dee. SA entaisid • pear of e ras wear earessed rest roger the ths otheatiss la whith brim ea Mir" Haim was plead, and stated thaithe sualssed Mist bad been written hr. The attar aearembil will then weeds:—" I have lobos the label of the or atheth, lth ef ram you Mew what it is ; sad I bath It walls ostheisat." (This letter hid fallen into the hands of a Min 4i , knowing arable of thepeers sondiag it, had = It over to the thesis's Primer l hat le ' I Ph... laid Vist e t s etend korrZrOla 20 arthi. 1 ears w, use , but did monist to take Mir y tins h* aLths ew lekel. Wither did sot tea het to er as es w i ro lle m ajtedrath 61 the Par of van (mesa the rod sensatiss la the mart, me the pa jig biwilit was athierly urn e l f by Mia• anegan, a sifter the peismorh WAD, maim at thelhorpra, mid she was ia aseirep ars the 28th of to the 2ad of October. She Mrs* 191. sore thilliar with Mr. 'Os thole* at lapthether she bat IL That was the any Mere he essehed his gess , a s l y . _Of the Ifl. *see wen via Over easy' urn whidi ▪ risma is Wand. The ant was in iptd. Whin ii• wee ormang h Merest, Mr. Taps. " Yes ray ea well aller thea sad she les t.leM oth Chather Ares sad a ...tuners. Oa the be day she met ,Mth Mrs. Twee to sees* Me bethand's salary PK), Math was 1, ifi is thenenem ores. She hal sit boss par i L pae lni U., sit dr did or send la seed of it. t 111Whilif dater to the pates wida, said she was bags aad bad lived these at her ah, wi th the uneras of is taaa swag= Jerry, and Ms mobs with her err Ve a larres, Sautharram On Irvin fir Mr. Tsp. her • IL se* soda seesselna. rammed to as a Tustin marsh* eth west to Ur la the Mrs. yea's be She naiad tbre fa 11=1, 74. 18 Say; MS lbes iimerit it il* Valenad. a Illai balm Mr. linifthora born Mr. armor was is thsheita areas hies Om essestiesse fa the aossateg Maims sosi and oirsdiess la the weilig._efea be weals the baba if sertheialag Moor tharbseen Martha wiser throe either *see a week. Ile lade that hew ea • ,by-Mr es. On this poseedlag day ta the aim week she was tot. Herbst Mir then hod bun a thathe la them bit Ita did sot trl et shattheserar. aid she dr set thus. knew. He did net also the day, She saw M. Tamar bstorosa 3 lid 9us the raerissei Thmthsy. las ear biotin the Wednesday biters lead 9, whes he re maimed eafg •aw manes. She saw her eu an ithithay tribe i s damn half-past a whoa h , remined as hese or a litas we. The mead the be sailed that oveslog was a Stile war after wither bat embus to lira. Hal t bat seer act say the melee bear. Tuesday was the t of the mann anew th at the lest tire oar ahem poet ra h Mears the bred the awe retrain. her thole week. AZ the other Mr bouss, wept • li:M osi al lia the Mese that and the dreg* they 11. bat she se moms of lithe the tire. e l m= by Mrs. Deus if Mr. Sem= hod beta that being the .mac mar whisk the parse aid paned, sad the Nth bee that be bed; that he was is to alter to pa amosiblag he her, wham sera ils his fret seas mar the Ire. Wham einatiati la IMII, reap 0 the errs& Behr Ma. Herrn mot le Mr ram the told Me set to lea the din ,M " Mr. Ithausese" was *maw Mme. OM said thermal& leek it es it was ow to mirk it. gad the key wadi be a ar ft la the dam. blbs wlssed bar Irk the den era ad adureathe speak to say of as brain Kr. arse far the hams sass thin pidoes hi hellciT l C: riLof is hear altar whans ul lektbas to Mn. Wow spat ithowil othl be they were all pas is bd. bud head they men ast. ramised two or three bean aid left by the bath den set wishing to dis turb the iambs by madam the beat dam Mr. LeillW bare recd, sad lag by the back eTM be had aria a areal tire. Wither bad a fa* 16 weighs' aidl. sad Mr. Tames bed Bpd, a few days Mare she hallo hems, that the dad rimed be put eel to Mani. Whig as Seed is theOeslehets Mr. Tac lisserf erred her A the prerslans the Terme did or Mow the was la Ouraosy! e rt sL adapted sa sermed arm boom she Irbil* It to reran salrown that dio had retword to the lemma Intended remeithig is Orman if the &ad bad • boss pat est. len bed set desided k what here the ward lire. am bad • if. ere ob ath u l pr iltde One wires the prensed to Osstary. The ens his mosey while sir was la aria* Whoa sour bath ohs gar Tome • la son It was the Wm the bad Mhos ber Grossey. Ma Mask did sot _____ hod resised, sad the laterted to basic to '''' Warr had said before the rig* that am raiser led sot bees trim to Mr fa the lia. by the Clara's Proonerre.,—The rear men wither an to rand white is Ragland se she .p raver. Did set resolve ores than 3 sore =Mr what away. Mr bought war , whas ia sad gold bee proem bath silusle. Tweet hie an iho Ow whir the r un re Mr to Ms. Smith* gialft Mr us la. about serrls er sern Wilier lieVidersed dr resthed air , but add eel toe bow an. SM tusk the gu pew woe* wit* Ms after math foineel to elic Oa *ei rowing amer seelt bus bets.r t Meth rust, a gold and a 11. T are. Oa the Waterer be had gives her fa. Os the Poseday ern* M aid he me grag to buy bin sem tea ari emir, and maid Man is half as thernmortereries hem. He had bit the both deer, bresno - 111 said 13, two as *zee aim le the Teeth, MOS. Did sit Mow him ion Mr. Mil mime es bey that she Wu list ethared. She was marlesil two cc area tires. Os her rend eamelestra Mat she nth ea bee Sift eisisisatioa was rd over to has, sad the rid that it wee arrier. The Quer% Preeseeret geigemi that the written dem nig. of the wither belies lithawarliting sour should be now reed. Mr. Falls apposed the reading of the demeans, whieh he alimstesstabied the rest likpl ftem--asere hoar La i wirsa mos rivalard to peeisliso the sear The Irma Ia ths Mead ma to a* a wirer whether he era sash led ash aMt beam, sad not to pea am 'Ass mho it shield to norrabored that the dem rams rose a amity, aid whoa • anal wt ay m atrodueed its eammurses sheath he Wealth la the de ethon la the pears, of the thus. =rase mise see; sat the esuregramas of Os sheath set be ad wiled. The Omar is that Mend an flak toles. forollos a More Wore the owl s and threw the warm these addased luill = his melt set be dried se 'samosas* rides* But th_utosires beam the sat was ea • braise beak. The this isparliert ma demean se a Mt of Sig zaz. voisithp. rid be wen headwalthi mi ttapasetint. 1 lis fear faired the ream of the boas, is wit* she stated areaset .her Taper rad as bee es the maim et dr lithe Orehor (the raft of the arear). at Wapner, remiss& MU as Itsusior min Zesebad to germ ire ad sot. Oa the M b* astrith besteme prettier end th. Oa k ib l eV= ma= be took at lit s a U. nate : 4 4 : a gog 1 =is reran it P arrirst rarer. WM.= was soot earn es the Sad of litwerbar,whis fhb .tat mote an red to Mr. She third that her deporths am morn aad isi thet Tress savor nava hoist ha oa the n Valoread l ad the inmates of release t , * bed, sere der the deer was Math he the thriltras rased* at II sad resseme 11 Wreak. Vast she was eseadised was ea the 9th of Worm am the whets .1 bee perms stateatosts ware red *bin and she deleted than to be forret sad eipth thaw Yr atm** beer Issingx: r td d. to Mr. Fulls to pee ' gar his damn the soar By _Mr. Rommil%-Did met mane* If ho (witness) Mated araDelmergebass abed Webb% balls. Did not reel lest Merits 0•1 he was Wet abed the streets wittiest a pim in bis walk bet either he sr Onoley the importer I did so. Raihroarn Walab thirteen or Winne your as a pauper, ant dieing the whole time be ma • Ines t end Mildest &Sew, who melt rathersaes, mire" Mb Ns time in • wealthier, then endemmer by web is Amin ma basest livelihood. Remy Matement mak about Wahh to the Rota was made Ise hie resew : Ha Dever eantradholnd them, but said in a surly saner, "I Nun come limo the Uwe. Yos met help use." The somber of came white false before the Rota avenge Isom Orty to slaty tr= , Of all sew oases thatuesse through my (*Rases's) fie per seat. went before the Rota. It wee the pirmalre el the guardians to request witases to have particular sellie brought before the board. That WAS meant as a aback and control over the ofileere. In answer to other gssetious, Mr. Mercer said—ln my opinion the decision of the Rota in Waish's case was just. The statement as to why Walsh did not go whitewashing was a general observatioa in the preemies of Walsh, as I wee swam there was plenty of that work to be done at the time in Yerhemeart and other phone, by order of the mita', am; WINN Mr. limos, the parish surgeon, bad orders to em ploy permss in whitewashing foul places. The names of persica rseeiviog relief am called alphabetically, and if they are set peewit, they do not, except in eases of emer gent distress, get their relief till the week following. lce coals of distress the inaposton relieve thou oat of their own poutets. This did not mise from any mismanagement, but from the fault of the applicant. By Mr. Shields, a ratepayer—Taking the names alphabe tically enabled them to pay sow as many poor in mw hoar as they formerly paid in four hours. The Imps. t r said ha bad mosived a note hem Mr. Po land (one of the guardians inculpated by the mast of the coroner's jury), stating his desire to be eramined, bet his inability to attend that day on amount of a doessfie dais. lion. He would therefor* adjourn the premedimatil he had settee of the time when Mr. Poland amid The inquiry was then farther adjourned. I REVIEW OP THE CORN TRADE DURING TER PAST WEEK, 1 (Fro= The 1.4 Low Eaprosa.) BRITISH. At the close of the ,year a short retrospect of the sours. of the trade may perhaps preys welcome to our feeders. Our spew Win met permit as to ester into the sabjeet very =lase* ; bat unties of mos of the west striking features wilt make to recall to Wad the nest pro- Lana eirearassoess, sad their ressequesese.• . At the spesiog of the year the prevailing belief was that prises of grata would undergo a material advance. . . This impression eras card initial; by the aekaowledged feet that the submit and-tinta had proved exceedingly nafavoarable. 84 great a qaaatity of rain fell I. she &steam, sal tits early part or the - winter, net a large breadth of boil tateaded for wheat could sot be seeded, sad the prospects for the seconding crop were at that out, period already viewed as precarious. Oar ranehaato were enesequently Waned to purehese rather freely abroad . . during the white; raenths, and the weather proving very mild. the Beide porta remained open to a later period than . . . metal. The mope ales of the navigation was al ;o somewhat sooner thee is ordinary seseese. Ureter these eitesiesteateie the brook is the nppliee frost abroad, wbM bad bees misted es, sod oa whisk the ezpeotatios of higher priest wee partly hued, did sot take place ; for daring the short tinethatthe Baltic yens wenelesei by int, we had libenl arrivals front tie - Moditeneassa .ad Bleak SOS. The wheat trade, therefore, »utilised quiet throughout the moth oflanuary, sad in February the rho in price did not weed Is. per qr. h )[arch we received large supplies fres Franco, Spahr. the Mediterranean, sad Atomise ; sad prises gave way about 2e. per qr. at the priacapal seer . . Wailaitrwas. The weighs: shoat this timewasleralsly aaspisiess for spring sowing, sad the lent corn was, on ttio - orbolo, sot is liaL , A pa" tika of *Oland whiOlt it'liod bee* tee peeible to seed in the setae= was devoted to other peritonea, hitt part was sown with spring wheat. Throukh -1 oat April business ramainod very inactive, and namely any change took plank is quotations. May proved a trying month; the wind was constantly (mai the eastward; and t►ois► tile days were ►oe aid isany, t►e t►ermooeter on several ecoaaiene lank to very newly freezing point at night. That this did lajwy to the spring eorn and grass loads esatoet be questioned. It tailed, however, to soutane' _ _ eb afoot of largo foroiga enfol", aad Pricer of whaat gave way 4s. to ifs. per qr. at l ark-lane, reducing the value of good red, the growth of Boss: and Kent, to 40a., sad white to about 466. per qr. Tbis was the lowest point, we are induced, therefore, to give the quotations, se tbe subsequent ries will then be aeon reedily underseood. The upward mmeument eornmeaced in Jane. The weather es. perinea in that month wee more favourable than it had been previously, but it bad they been discovered that large as bail been the supplies, ouswmptio• bed nearly kept peen with the mute, and that a mush smaller ao eumulatin of stocks had taken place than might have ben espeted. The Moulin time for wheat wee ims peepitires, sad in July a considerable quantity of fain fell, Me effect of which was a decided rise is prices, and by the end of the month wheat wee selling at Mark lane 10a. per qr. higher than it might have been bought at In May. Other articles participated in the upwind movement. The nominal top pries of dour, which had previously stood at 475., was put up to 60s. per sack, end spring corn of all descriptions advanced in propor. floe. In the early part of August, h wee com menced in the southern and forward parts of the king doms natter favourable auspices; at about the same time liberal supplies of grain reached our shore, from various foreign ports. The immediate effect of this wee a sodden decline, and in the lint fortnight wheat needed 7s. to Be. per quarter. Complaints began then to be current re epeeting the yield of wheat, and as cutting progressed these bums more numerous ; the downward mo was consequently checked, and before the close of the Meat 4e. per quarter of the decline had been reeowned. The advance Hasegawa', wee rapid ; the weather Ned biome decidedly unfavourable. Only a very small was of the wheat wee carted in good order, and a peat quantity wee badly injured by wet. Meanwhile Mu bummed waste of France had mused buyers from isms ue appear be die Swab markets, which, with the egleilinB Sag tlo 1111111•4 t d the produce of wheat would puce kart seellelp. enema peat excitement and so import ant rise. The epanMg pries* for new wheat at Mork-lane were 62e. toils. few red, and 68e. to 83s. per qr. for white Before the end of Bepeembet the sane qualities had been mold reepeetively at Me. to Mr., and Ms. to 755. • indeed, for Flaked samples of white 80s. per qr. had been re alised. Eng lish dour rue 10s. par auk, and American 3s. to 6s. per barrel, in the wens de few weeks. A temporary calm suc ceeded, and in the beginningef October a reaction to the ex- teat of about 2a per qr. took place in the value of wheat , to well, however ' bad the deficiency of the crop by this time been aseertained that this moderate eoneassiou suf ficed to emosarage buyers to *Mead their operatieee, sad ribaldl use almost immediately recovered. In November them ersrelay Mal change; buyers were in general es- MIA te hallo, their operations to each quantities as they required he imesedista am, sad the supplies from abroad bag libeed, the. mussy el prime was, on the whole, doerammeds. W. have view brought the fluctuations down to We Feast meth. December commenced rather quietly, heit sesidem luertAill in the export demand gave a fresh impetus to the upward moonseat. The rise mime the elms of November may be fairly estimated at de. to 7e. per qr. ea all desselptiene of wheat, end if we 'rompers present sprolation wish theme current in May, the rim will be hued to asismat to Ida. to 406. per qr. That this could not have emenered with free trade, if the deficiency in the lest cep had art been very wins is several of the principal cond iment& wheat•grariag onatriee, as well as in Great Bri , fah, is *utile; and this beteg admitted, it is not easy to ix • limit to the rims. That greet efforts will be made to collect wheat in the header of America, and that we shell obtain all that the Milkifillst of Europe can spare, there can be no deebt ; hat lookiag at the ease with which all that has hitherto moehed as harbees absorbed, it mast be admitted that • yeedbility, if not a probability, exists of supplies falling Meet of daubed, more espedally daring the neat two or the,. meatis, these being little prospect of the seethera pee" Ode, Mei hem he in time to allow supplies to each hermihemee lifers April or hay. The ram*, of broaden& on passage from the other sided the Atlantic is maqueboubly large, but we are hellasi to think that it may not seam to serest the up ward movement, and we can come to no other concla.ion than that the auudnuria pedal has not yet been reached. With the eseeptial of a temporary thaw of a few boars' dam*. ea Friday, the weather has been very severe theetsgheat the week. A stop has been put to most kinds of cat•door work, and farmers have had plenty of time for thrashing, nothwithstanding which, the deliveries from the growers have bees 011 • Tify moderate scale. Though the holidays - have interfered more or lees with the regular coarse of beldam, there has beau r good deal elf mstivity in the wheat trade, and the tendency of prime has been decidedly upwards ; indeed, at moat of the SSW kilts held towards the close, ea advance of 2s. io Bs. per qr. was insisted ea, and in many oases obtained. At Mark lane the transactions have net been particularly extensive, still a fair amount of business tees been done. Oa Wednesday there was a small show of samples on the Reees, Kent, and Suffolk stands, and the town millers Amin rather more disposition to buy, factors succeeded la ratabliging an adrenal of le. to 2a. per qr. on the rates ainsat «a the 19th ult. Oa Friday there was scarcely a maple of English wheat fresh up, and a further rim of Is. pm qr. was pretty generally obtained. The snivels of wheat into the port of London since the line of last week have been small, and importers have Mmidested great indifference about reallaing. There vlav a good country demand on Wednesday, and previous Rate. were ezetedsd by at least le. per qr. ; subsequently, the 'rivalry improved, and rather aa extensive business was done ea Friday at a further eshaamenent of 1.. per qr. Thu tar, osly a small potties of the Animism supply has arrived, bat we probably shall have geed receipts neat week. Nothing of mush interest has taken place in floating cargoes, owing partly to the very high pretensions of sellers sad partly to a felling off in the export demand. Flour hes been in 'moderately good request, sad men mew was obtained for fresh American on Friday than meld have been railed at any period of last week. Though then Meals& show of. English barley on Wed nesday, the whiten and distillers had to pay le. to h. per qr. more than is the 19th December, sad nearly the whole WY said. Foreign barley roe Is. per qr. in value ; and the shames on both Wads was well maintained on Friday. Malt he. participated in the upward movement, and the tarn bee boom decidedly against the baler. , The seseipme of oats cemeteries skew a small increase as 1 , empanel with remit arrivals ; bat from 'relied we have had Uttle to Ire sandy sines the dose of the week, and I, the paatitg seldell has mote to hand from shooed has she" MO 'AMU. The esavieties that no farther quantity of tab can rush en from say of the earthen coati metal ports till spring, hes Who'd the dealers to bay Mr, M 1 3 rather freely, sad mast of the reesnt arrival, have been Bleated off the 'market. The business done on Wednesday w,ss at priors 6d. to Is. per qr. above those of last Monday w ee ,::, and on Friday these rates were again eitweded by gc . pee gr. In Ireland pries. are very high, and it would co t pay t,, , ship from thence to tLe London market. g e gii s h b e vel have cone rather sparingly to hand, and have cr ept u p :41. per qr. ; for Egyptian a similar advance has been asked. Whit. per have oh; rather mon readily, and in some ease! at lc per qr. nob: money. Tn prices of grey and maple peat no change has ta.krw place. Indian corn has been hold at enhanced teems. FOREIGN. The Christmas holidays are nasally more avidly kept on the continent than with us, and braises' is almost wholly Impended :dodo; the week which mem& We bare eonsequatly nothing fresh to censannicate from the Sallie ; bat the general tone of the advice. from theme is very lbw, and holden anticipated a further rise in prices. The frost hod, we are informed, increased in intensity, and the ioe bad become as thick, and arm as to render a re opening of the navigation before the spring very inspro bable. Supplies from the growers had rather increased, bat the demand had bees good, and all that had been offered had been readily taken by merchants at very full sates. The amounts from the near coatineatal ports aro of a similar chariots/. At Ramburgh, on Tuesday, mormily anything wia dom.; and at Rotterdam no outlast was hold on Yoaday. la the Belgium markets butiaeee appears to lave been quits neglected during the week, owing to t►e holidayee and no quotations we (WWI. The I;teet advisee goot the Mediterraaeut state dud. &fur a temporary dames ; the demead for w►eat had again revived ; and at Leghorn, an the 21et. prime were le. to la. 6d. higher than the week before. At Malia the operations appear to have boon natinpor• tut, bet holden bad contained ezteedingly dm. .... Fee. Odessa we teem eleit meet of the vessels which bad been loading theie had completed their cargoes, and a calm had succeeded to the previous bustle. The harbour bad been nearly cleared of ships, and little business had been done daring the preceding week. Eno qualities of wheat bad become very mares, and for the lower descriptions, weighing only 60 to 61 lbs. per bushel, equal to 375. 64. per qr., free on board, had been asked. Rye sod ladled emu bad been in Wive request for the Mediterranean poet. The latest advises from Link% inform us that less en couraging reports Wm hence had caused a slight decline in the value of flour. The inland navigation had been elated by ice, and stocks at the ports on the coast were generally light; the probability is, therefore, that on receipt of the news of the rally here, prices recovered the decline. The exports from the United States from let September to lath December had amounted to—flour, 687,724 bushels; wheat, 3,640,510 bushels; maize, 616,124 bushels. Sane time last year—flour, 326,325 bushels; wheat, 2,216,310 bushels; maize, 52,465 bushels. ASSAULT BY AN UNDER-GRADUATE UPON A SOLICITOR AT CAMBRIDGE. A great deal of interest was excited at the Cam bridge Borough 13406004 holden yesterday (Monday) morn ing. by a charge of smith preferred by ors of trio most eminent solicitors in the town against en under-graduate of Christ's College and the son of Mr. Deigliton, the well known bookseller of Trinity.street. The defendant is a slim youth of about 20 years of age, so tint Mr. Foster, as far as physical strength is concerned, is infinitely his su perior. Mr. Mills appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Wool lidge for the defence, before Mr. Serjeant Storks, the Re corder for the borough. The bat witness called was the plaintiff himself. Edmond Faster—l em a solicitor in Cambridge, in part nership with my brothe r and em the son of the late B. Foster, Esq., of Annoy Hall. On the 22nd of December I appeared in the Comity Court, as solicitor in the eau of " Robson and another v. John Deightme and Grant." The plaint was by the 'urinate of the late Mr. Robson against the churchwardens of St. Michael's, Messer. Deighton and Grant. Mr. Leighton is a bookseller in Trinity-street. Mr. Cooper, the town clerk, appeared for the defendants. I made an observation to Mr. Cooper: I said, "The fact is, my clerk, Mr. Waymen, has been too busy studying the Bine Book" (the report of the commis 'loners to inquire into the circumstances connected with the return of Mn.essr Astell and Macaulay at the last electien). That was in answer to Mt. Cooper, who said that we had taken out the summons in the wrong name. Mr. Joseph ' Jonathan Deighton was named in the Blue 80.,k, and Wayroan took out the summons in he same instead of that of Mr. John Deighton. I was non-suited: that was about three o'clock in the afternoon,and I left the court at that time,and went to my o ffi ce. left there to go to my dinner, sad left my private residence to return to th e office about slx o'clock. At the corner of Benett-street, next Kieg's Parade, l saw some one standing, and it prove to be the defendant. He spoke to me "your name's Foster, I think." I replied " yes, it is •' and he then said "my name's Deighton ; you re a d—L.' d blackguard and • lying thief." He spat in my face and said " there's something ka you to take home." I then turned en him, saying "what do yon mean by thin!" and he then squared his 'beta and struck me a violent blow under the right eye. My eye was black for a week. I thought it was not wort h while having a "set-to" there, and 1 said he should hew mon of it, and went my way. I go that way four days a week. I made a complaint before the magistrates. The Master of Peterhouse and other magistrates sent the ease to the sessions. I never had any altercation with either the defendant or his father, though I and the latter differed as to the ehurch.rates of St. Michael's pariah. The defendant's statement before the magistrates was here pat in, and read by the Clerk of the Peace as under : "Osntlemeo, on two or three occasions the complainant bus malted my father at St. Michael's Church. My father ▪ iminplained to me of the systematic insults that he has reesbeed from Mr. Foster during the lut two years. Oa Tbarefarlaet my father comp lained to me again (when I iletelinbed home about four o'clock) that Mr. E. Foster had inadowly insulted him by an injurious and false sassed= cleat my uncle, who is dead. This assertion was made ea- duly independent of the ease which Mr. Foster was conducting. My father felt that he was grossly and cruelly insulted by it. On hearing this, and seeing how my father was affected by it, I do. termined to pat upon Mr. Foster such an insult to I eensidered due to the repeated insults which he heil limed to my father, and more especially to his conduct that awning ; end it was with that Intention left the house. With regard to the blow that I struck, it was entirely in 'alt-defence, as I anticipated on! front Mr. Poster after what had tkes plow. lam sorry I was induced to act ht the violent manner I did, but I acted under the inz =aof punishing Mr. Foster for the insults he had my father, and within en hoer of hearing what wok plate that morning." At the conclusion of the evideace of Mr. Footer, Mr. 'Woriledge called for the defence, ' 'John Deighton, who said—l was churchwarden of St. Illehaels with Mr. Grant. I 'employed Messrs. Foster to enforce a church rate against Smith, lathe Crete:mu. Whits I was so employing the firm, I learned that Mr. Edmond rester was- privately supporting Smith in his opposition to the rate, and went and complained to Mr. Ebenezer Foster about it; and he, finding Mr. Edmond hod actually sub scribed money to support Smith, advised me to withdraw the cue oat of the hands of the dna. Mr. Edmond Foster behaved most discourteously to me at St. Michael's vestry, whtle I was churchwarden, in the presence of my eon. I cannot recollect the words he used, but he treated me with contempt and disrespect. I complained of that in the presence of my son, and my whole flunlly knew I was aggrieved. I heaul Mr. Foster say in the County Court that my late brother's name au well known in the Blue Book. Mr. Faster said that the churchwardens ought to have funds in their hands; I understood him to mean that I ought to have money derived from the rate, though he knew that he was the mews of upsetting the rate. I have had to pay more than Mi. oat of my own pocket in consequence of the defeat of lbw rate, which was caused simply by an informality in the notice. I motels I was in a great state of excitement when I went home from the court. It was caused by Mr. Fester's conduct at the Wert, and for two years previously, and which had undermined my health and spirits. My son heard me express my indignation. I recounted to him what had taken place ; that was about 6 o'clock, anti he left the table in the middle of dinner. He was gone about 20 minutes, and on his return he told me he had assaulted Mr. Foster. Arthur Edward Deighton—l am the defendant. My father, on the day of the trial at the County Court, came in in a state of great excitement. 1 was present at St. Michael's vestry a year and a half ago, when Mr. Poster masted my father with marked discourtesy of meaner. L. considered my tether bad been much injured by Mr.. Foster, end I conceived myself the proper pasty to resent it. I afterwards went and apologised to Mr. F os t er . ~,A said that if I had had time for reflection, 1 should haw acted fat otherwise. By Me. Mills-1 most certainly went oat with the delibe rate intention of cemmitting the assault, bat as I say, if I had hid time for rodection, I should not have dont it. Thy Recorder would not sentence the defendant to im priemuneot, bat at the seine lime he must mark his sense of the cooduet of the defendant, and to do so he adjudged hid to pay • tine of 201. to the Queen, and to be bound over w memsoinnees to keep the peace, himself in the sum of 601. and two sureties of 251. each. Mr. m i ne applied for wets, and the Recorder ordered the same bgaisst the defendant, to be taxed by the officer of the wart. ilialtdlettti—HOLLOVATi OINTIMNT AND =caradwassow Cosa ow • SID Lao.—A too of Of OwrA-lobldsow, now l'isisorlap. hod • ds bah whit& woo wash seurw ollen ft sad Moses& Vorioss • MS / 01 the Parlte• it, Intl . gigted. sad lof that nature that it•. ut mai a•Wma tun woo of the no this efts. Mr. Whew Bea*. 410" of the Wee AWN mew to w Hotioway's Otatsost awl nu, which rd •Ma 1•11•11110•11 lank for in • short thwo Vos log stet mu% illkoft maths" spot ow biswile.--bakt by all sad at Messer llMbway's EstabiLloseat, ISt, Strand, I ANOTHER DEATH FROM LOBELIA. Last week an inquest wee bald at Carlisle oa the body et Sarah Addison. wits of Joh. Aidisom bark mitt, seed IM yenta. Deemed and Ur lasbasit bed Ism sem. retedthler i = ot foss man , sad he the hot Maas mouths wish her anial *lse, dude, Mash time des she begasady emaglabed of dieumabsa la has lege. Ws swami mesa alloalei her bat she was hits habit d taken tea made of has miles* kyr lmarif, sad mar elemily toms pewam. wade she mosmed of Dr. FRIMOI. .1 Kradal. Oa Tbralider• lak isaikee. dIS bees.. wawa sod was esebeedi se led. She semplelnd et a sematisa Is bee kap, isageor, sad deblitsy. Oa O r a bar iimat te give bar the meals. der of a powder Width wm la aOm ea Ike mantel•phise. TM pled": watd i S: *fib**. sad tamed like arm peppie r liking the powder, she beams wise% sad did o'elsek she lame uvulae. After her death. mass that she had died from the dhoti database Wa mama led ages her by aam who is des ems Mum Oa area aortas ezaminstka by Dr. Mai sod Vs. ROOMh seambe it wined bathe% babel at her lesb beim seassimed b Zentlant% ibe 'WOW la every raped apperesss ; bat la bMf the sleamsh wee lama abseil A Wyman! of busemidi sediment. sumbflow Memel polkas% shish =to be megased dna* of ohs lode of Walk (Dr. Oalial wads* The Mks sessabseme el the mess& lammed Os eggograme of imams b id* !ebb jags& in enema dews ef ti l l77=llll ie it. Me Mies she woes la • lagAly thiftsad ongsfr Z ZA aid the brsia wen also i tscsil e=er g s e mel s := deslter .a _ d i rstr kr tarmer ms Ebbe= mem ass seas of tr rew a rd se thes tt soda am be sieendemi whether the am sdmidieettei by the abeee was labile ea am The Mere mated drive W yaideesbAgess to deemed. at bar owasegaest. mask Imre dams Wisa game sbe pm to Ime as ad Mew alba death. TM jarymMista solimed &woad that the oasts of maids pokes mad. bbilakdiabe hat how whet aliella sr mem did slimamslesses taloa. Ma widows. Ma mot saftsbedif slew. The asemigealed Ihelr waist yas engessslea of of be NIMBI la whiik —Oarialo Patriot. • Tic booms AND Bunt! rose oz Donovau.,-Oa Saturday was baud a pasibrosalary Trai he a tasit far die= ibrlllsa bas nrast 1 batman la t "DISSINISISS. blab was 14. TM base. isms la dr rat won M. 94., sig stbsr i ptes Ibid., make a wig Isom GI MIT Tb• szpaaN We we 1 4 111411. Sea obi* 104.41 H. was Wass dims, the trsesasses, 1,274,9111. toLop. tbs sitputAlliae. CUMMINS MoNm.—The following is the m emoir the sheetiesi mess; dustup emit mesth at the le= =sem noshed . t_Mis_ilefier ed the fee unpaid l essee r—lrsem 1 1 , 11 = 6 2 . d. 7 1 , •=ary " n„ ; March, 17.. dd. ; May, 9191. 19s. ad. ; June, 4 126 4 5 1 :1‘.; lull, lea le. ; hapset, 661. 114.; , Oidehu, au 161. 10d. ; November, 6014 Dosember. 101. lla ; total, 4,76111. lee. 6d. A Taeow•L KUM took plum a few ' Ni, lye wakeless/4, is the eillage ef Zahn Cliveyese)• mee mewed Boise, wise hod monied a widow named Ism" bails' four gesumeg sons, a sheet Cm beck elessied MmWf with ems gamey beiegleg to his wife, ✓ed sale MOM% the moms of the MEW =EL nun Misr Med = w ispies t Pak" him, led minas fem. Mud he Ms Wind* whet hoes Mom omponsit post e • eed woe hued hod to *weer het lip wield hem Oe Me emieles of the My neeselseed ahem. be oa n dise sawed the Mese when his wife sod thi yer mee sodded, mil Med out, M Hie whim yes line iefrrsd spirit Is here I" The wife sod easel Mr sees woe is she sear, end they sew that Beira wee email with tie doehipheneasd pistols sad a asehimbeeselied fowliag-pleu Seim End see hasmil or dm hest at his wits, sedl. weeedehher -is the Oahe hip; le Ilia Ind ether a Wl the yang mea, tie whets 4• s y his Ms, idg le his plug sees, = ibd womialed,ol se Pau sad, dm, a to Aare. Bat th is War, ;Ong ea ewe Mhie lOU it is the young mai hie. The Cie be he jaw -hoes, wou need through the eight side or he ..sad hs lodged is the us. The other ping am ea hom Me rim of the ash rushed We the loom lad cal. ~ tats ibs dui e gee, mesh Basso Mit It ea the hid, bet Me Nash hush moss with the Yew. Another of Nis Mame thee Weed is the heavy Melte poker, sad whilme Mum of it split Reirta's skeilmgoa, sad killed his. Duthie wee immeihmeig met is IM suM ossuid•- wry strepos, Nis head het the three hem& et he *- sob, some umilishmemh were sash Iseded with bell • wormity eat. Writ us enbeleiped of levies the lib ell* gem. smi a kie wee mho iimmided. The wooed of mese& West Homan U • boy veineli Selitb• tied lient twelve or Wrens yews, wee ledipi ev ie r ses es Ileivedey km. es a el mirder,ne Meg- Ms Ile had lees with obit bop, eel Imlldrai Ali 4liewm, yews di, sad lenge' oe his help while Wog es the push The child ems home vomit* sal Wok to Ms led, sad ospired as Thursday assesim. Pmeises to his Meth he unwed amith Obis, tM sem of his illess.--Ayr 06setur. i