The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-02 00:00:00

4 LITERATURE. A Covaprekesteirs Die&wary of English Synonym& By Wn Canriorrin. kith Edition, rewind and enlarged by the Rev. W. Wziersit. W. Tea. ' • ' - • • Lofty potions, who write everything by inspira tion, will we suppose always despise such a book as this ; but practical men, who are sometimes obliged to write in a hurry, will find it useful to have it on their table Who does not know the annoyance of being stopped abort to find a synonymous word for some teem good enough in itself, but necessary to be avoided in order to prevent an unpleasant Jan gle, or an awkward repetition 1 As there was a bishop who ones confessed to having broken down in the recital of the Lord's Prayer, so there are, no doubt, writers whom the utmost amount of familiarity with their mother tongue, and the most extensive practice in writing, will occasionally be insuflicient to save from a difficulty of this kind. We see no reason why they should not on such occa sions accept the assistance of Dr. Carpenter. The present edition is stated to have been enlarged by ita editor, by the addition of new matter amounting to more than a third of the former edition. The volume is small, bus it contains a good deal of information. No attempt is made to discriminate shades of diffe rence in the application of the words ; but under the most important in its alphabetical order a row of words are given which, if not strictly sy.no nyniout closely resemble esch other in meaning. Most re aders require no more than this ; in a moment of difficulty a hint is generally enough. THE CHANCELLOR OP THE RICHIQUEN ON THE COAL 3.4190(111013 OP THE COUNTRY. On Friday evening Mr. Henry Beckett, F. 0.8., el Welmehmeptoo, delimited • late» in the Assembly Basta, Meld. en "Otology la its applicablse to the coal lisle el Nor= Welsh" Mr B. OLTIIIIII, Bart., prodded. The Bight Hoe. the Onadesuca et the NIONDign was present, sad awed • vote of thanks to t h e lestem Ha esepaid•td the •dis•os ea the juatios which Mr. Beskeit had dose to the smelled of Iliatehlre, elating that he (Mr. Olubloos) wee not tathaed wit► the treatment which the eselleld bed re edy= is • variety of pablicade= It had been amemed that biases, that was ems old coal min* district—a district where for • loop period of time their forefathers had hem seateldeg tad grubbily, as it were, the =rime el the earth—the gosh there ware ezh•Med, and there mess as more aeries te think shoat them myt jest by way of pthoriag op some swaps sad Latino which them who came baleen 16111111 bed set he= able to =trace hoe the bowels el mad*" earth ; but he himself led ahoisheda bops, which bad stressibeaed from year to year, lead while was sow coming to • date cif greet esalidome •d viper, that it might likewise be masidored as • very young coal raising dibrist that it was • district to th• nal =area= et which peep= were ally jet beginning really to awaken. He thought the sips bed shady appeared that this was a true conedies, tad be aledhleolly looked far the multiptiostlea of these dips has year to year. The eseeial rule!• the dietedt bad bee. la form* times to step at the maia coal. It was emend, ter mom rsason or other, that that wee the ne plus elks, the Ivry farthest pie* downwards, of the eosi assesses,, sad the workiap I. say MUDS =die the rani weal had been very issigaiiimat. But when they mete le wimp= what had Mk= pleas to =Melee districts, pia& fer example, dews the head of the Dee to the extreme of She ests•ry, they found great clusters of coal mem= armories tip at difforeat'points,aad it bad ester ben meted yet that the whole of three esal measures were sat lyteg saditorbed sad human eider the me= cod waiting to he deg sp. It was • district in whisk they might bops that before long deep shafts would be brought lets operation. They bed sow every reams to believe that the seal ilekl of the dote= posed a•der the estuary of the Dee ✓ed esanetted itself with the Lanomhirs coal told ; sad he was mimes =mak to halm that the day was sot far eldest when the estuary of the Dee, which now meat • vest =dam lying shined eatirely masa% could be reeeeered bee the merpatioa el the sea wad brought nedar woltivatint, whilst the Mibllta ealempries of this peat emastry was at work eadiessallt. Bakeries to seas eh mavetioas ►y the lemon: co the dismal [prop =iodic= mlaarto Imre bees made by Sir Williams Armairmia, relsrd to the probable mhammtkm of the coal supply of this cenetry, Mr. I'lladstocie said ho had bees told that is than apseslatiocio Sir Wm. Anearneag Wert= simply le the district with= whisk be yoke. Be hoped tUO mars were sot to see the exhaustion of the mineral wealth of lathed, for bastes sa impious*, conideons ia the resources of this country. as well as in the charmer of the people— which undid God was the best of ell its rasourom—he did think that there was nothing =Mainly which he frogs should eastemplato with sock apprehension as the exhaustive of its mineral wealth, sad especially of its supplies of coal. He backed Sir We. Anatolian& mom:needed= of eranany is the nee of Goal ; sad he could not help month= lag that • vary iatelhgeet patient= had informed him that they were cheapening the production of gee is Man chester at soak • rate that it =a highly probable that after the lye, of • few years all home ocespied by the labounag par► of the popoktioe is particular would me so coal at all, but would have all the f auction of light, warmth and cooking performed by gee. This opened • most important source of enemy to the work* whilst it also =cheated • hope that as might be permitted to ecoecodes or stoma of coal, and at the Nam time see removed that which wee like • groat blot os the fate el tirethoo7otrosly,the our of mobs which disfig•rd Imp diatziata al this ••6417. MS ST. PAUL'S SPECIAL SUNDAY SVENING , BPORTDIG INTBLZIGINGA. __...... EALING STREPLICOHASEI3. TOILSDAT. 1.0.—T0 Isacierna' PLATS (Rank.* of n Nova winners Wm. Two main Age et lb Au I st 1 E * Giobale . s a ta II 5 w 7 4 •A the Bills—. U 4 Iliuldlee .... 11 111 1 :g ; =Et 444 4 10 Tbeligeb• Pus 11 11 The Deskeg • 10 heath°, The Des . ....... 11 7 Ledg Ooteug 5 10 Heineman . 6 7 The Lee a 10 Cleaseall Surhiton ..... .... II 11 0 Hudwatth. Innellan Aillineese Overton 6 11 0 Chronometer Shdte Wild liogilaleM a 10 10 Brave a /mkt Specuiatia• AO Mime Vaned ..4 pall M 10 0 Nai l.4s.—A. Baum Sraori l aosan of S am. wok 4sk 10 wind ; live malt ; lank( ollowaassa Two ions —haw lops (700 ; Ramaawator (401.); Baby Baas PK) ; Sane (3014 ; Star of &anoint MO 2.46.—Tai TALLY-110 erazza of S mova whorl& asap wing, foe hostess ; 4-yr-olds, llia Mb ; Ivo. HAI nand. aged. 12st ; to be Masa il geetleille• noway or noir am. Two maw. hie Alle AW OoofederMe • Moses • Leighton Piing Gen I IlOsoow • 7007 8 : n r00 .. 020110 )4 S Sale° Prides .... a al6.—Mares : COL, 100 ; Spabohoook, tint, apt The Prank*. 1011. Three railer. 3.3o.—The MILITAZT OOP of 6 son. each, with a cap added, for hems bona fide the property el Alms la the army as fall et half pay ; 19,1 Obi& MINIM inks ;te be ridden by alma to the as fall or half pay. Three mile.—Kildara, The Fawn, MANOMETER STEXPLECHAIMC, PLAT, AND HURDLE RAOSB.—liosooo. Tat lIJADIO4P HIIIIDLI Brat et 5 move. ash, with 25 added. (About 2 masa) ye s 6 lb Aet lb Pot-psevel 4 It 1 Vain L 41 Bolenme • 10 aeraskll Mance a 111 mby Onekisens .. I DOW • 4 10 Disk Tuella a is Landon ,6 14 = wat Oshemei Knave el Tramps .. • 10 11146mrs Peal 4 10 amps 1 4 Ossinosk a 1 Towel Trite Mien BSA look 4 1 Tam limmell Belle of Um imil .... 11 = al Ca" 1 o To. screw a a o Gambler Tut CM 91131:30104.111 (nall.”) of 5 Dom each, with 60 wide& Akin three Wan Sad • half. AS• ot lo AP 01 lb l'aomsetow• • It 4 Mader Horatio .... • 10 Wes 11411 • 11 10 • 10 M t°6l8114 • 11 6 timi t' irY ara 111 4 liep a 10 • 10 Omen 1 11 1 Meg Mearte 4 10/ Zarly Mem M•aoros* Gamecock 6 11 0 Th. Inn I 10 Crusade Ile Dint • 11 0 ands • 10 wen kW • 11 0 Oxbow • 10 The Okl Squire • nll Fttlisseliat • 10 Rom 4 10 10 Mlsl : 10 5 10 11 l i a ke d ipt i Vert •10 U IteniVe r ilemehenie Psi Marla Jacob Tea TRIAL Baliacar of 3 min. each, with 20 added. About I ma. oa the Ist. sr et lb A 6011 Bedouin 4 Oultse l r aw* 1 tom S 111 Jewel 4 4 Lepsdar7 Gamecock Belle or the 11411 .... 1 4 Illes Tiff $ It Buokmailor Peer Mew 1 4 Onto II It awe dente 1 0 Nell: ea. by OnslJestaa .. 6 0 Ikon* $ 9 Garibakil Cargo %% WWI Lady Colmar 3 I Huatemaslarmildsr 1 10 any Owerlims .... 3 10 Mot Tapia 5 7 Lip belga $ 10 Terror 3 8 The Mos will be ewe is the ceder gives slam OUTWAID Amour/AN MAIM-011 WiIdRIMRIIII, next the lamas Oompaey's etrassar City el Maltistere wUI leave Liverpool for New York with the Ameelme teens. Letters, kn., will be received at the Gimmal Pue64Blloe until 11 &clock forenoon, sad vik Queesetown ash 6.80 p.m. 012 Thursday the Montreal Orissa Steam Ship Cesigasylt steamer Dassmona will mil for Partied, Maims. wllB mail I for Canada sod lb. UttiMd slaw, the box at the Llynsfell Orme& Poet-odes aiming p at..o °Week p.m., and fee =toll via Derry at 8.30 m. The Onard Osespaoy% steamer Casuist will leave the Mersey en Saftr&y seat far Halifax sad Basica, with the United Siam sal British North AMAMI made. Lettere, ha., will he re. aired at the Net-office for by Wu elisegier until two o'clock p.m., and U forirs std by way of Quesestowa until 8.30 p.m. CLAMS ARAIXEIT TEI MITILOPOLITAN RAILWAY. On Saturday, at the Sherif. Coert, Red Lloe-square. two onespeesatise mess &plant the Metropolitan Railway were beard Ware Mr. Remplireye, the 011101111, sod two spend juries, rise of which aceopied the court till Dearly 6 &desk. The iris ewe we "Housed v. the MatTspolits6 Ralwal Company," for WINS .etched by the aleimeat, • thither merchant, during the Inking of the tassel r the Easton road. Ms. Hawkins, Q.C., sad Mr. Rarer:led were for the claims; and Mr. Lloyd, with Mr. Renew, represented the company. Tbe premiers were at 241. Esetos-read, sere Oeorge.street. The claim we 94&., sad the jury awarded 4661. la the mooed **Teenier v. the ju ry Railway Company," Mr. 1. 4 k., and Mr. 31•011.111111% were for the clatmaut, ad Mr. with Mr. Beltway, for the company. The clam was for lame "Ini the obstruction to betimes in the Reitoe-road.t claimant was ao ironmonger, at 82, Estes-rod, the corner of Skinner-street. The learned aseemor laid it down that • person was entitled to coroperisaties far lose by the works ri the *corpses in making the railway. The jury gars • verdict for 2251. TRZ RAI LWAYR AND TES MITROPOLIS. —The 818 VICES. --...._ railway samba whin will next .sloe be submitted to Yesterday evening the special services under the parliament to referees, to Ludo* are 47 la number, sad donee of St. Paul's Cathedral were meamed fee the present warmest le fewer Yen 151 estouste lime aid brioche., year. Them was • surplioed choir of about 300 young nose, with • total length of 349 Woe. ;• of thew 23 Mlle to the ander the direction of Mr. Buckland, Mr. Goes • at south side of lolidoe. The Worst co the list is the loa the great organ over the south door. There were preoset doll. Bucks, and Feet Gloucestershire. fol Min 6 ferleer. the Bishop of London, Archdeacon Hale, Cum Melvin, which branches o ff from the Midland near Brent Rowers r, prebendary En:estop, soh-Dios Webbe r , soda j ams coos . sad comprises seven different sectleas. Next in point of leer of claque's& Mies Burdett Cocotte sod several ladies dimensions is the Surrey sad Sums Jura:dim 42 miles had sosts assigned to them in she ch o i r . Prayers wire i n . 5 furlong', which bogies • little to the south of Croydon on toned by the Bev. J. V. Povah, M.A., rector of St. Anal, the South Eastern and Bright" and include dos sections Alternate, the lemons being read by the Rev. Henry Mel- fwd.. after this oome the now lines of the South Eastern (33 will, 8.D., as canon in residence. The anthem after the Mg" Weld to Woolwich, Grecihrooh. ho. The ethesowi. 3rd collect was " Arise, shine* (Dr. Elroy), and after however, which most attract the eye by the number prayers the Christmas hymn, "Hark the herald angels of red Mow, in close contigu ity , an thole which wan at sing," we sung, but not with sualcieat power to give duo Blacken!! on the one side o the river sad New-omen os the effect to it. The Bishop of Ludas preached from the other. A couple of rival projects contend for the honour 30th chapter of Isaiah, part of the 15th verse, "In and profit of eoluteetfut thew two Peebles h 7 utilisief the quietness and confidence shall be our strength." ThamentnuoaL The East Loadoe (Whiell it in alliance Hie lordship having pointed out that la an departments of with the Easton Metropolitan Underground from Stepney knowledge the most humble mosheas after truth were the to lioundeditob) 03 1111 et • point oil the Grist Foetells most likely to attain it, remarked that bath in God was near _ Gewlul, die - . Bethnal - peas, so 4 Pawn. throug h the oil) sanctuary for individuals and nations in gessoes w &POW( ltrwerewil th e London sewdoek colts way) to tee a EDT and doubt, do also mg it with the c h urc h Thum-tams* by mean of which it nub= Rotherhithe, which rested epee the Melee peeeffee--“Beheld l am w ith and thence to Newcrom. It forms junctions with the yen always, eves unto the end of the world." Were wee South-Eaatern, London and Greenwich, Louden and slammed as to the state of the church now ! Did they Brighton, Blackwell, and North London ffellwaYs. The doubt whether there might not be some lowering clouds Metropolitan il Pod_ .. 13 wth Lapdog ( Thames-tassel ) Railway that threatened as approaching storm! Did they spur. follows suosteorssoy the mum MN, with here sod there, heed that faith was endangered by active name however , ortele deeistloe. li. ID Well the Best ..loedcw and that faith wan rebelling for fear of being stifled is eightmile.four turmoil", an cl the other Woe mile. Eve by authority ! Was it apprehended that there was to furlong . --EcoosaY Nom be • ocialliot between rum and faith, and were DISITTROOTION OT A MILL lIT Frill AT PiTIPTOTr.— there faint-heartad nee who supposed that Urn could never Oa Saterday morning, shortly before six o'clock, a fire boors be nomieiled ? The church of England had a great trust out at Ilimover.strest Mills, the property of Mews. Earley reposed in it by be Lord and daviour. The very position Brothers, which in a short time completely gassed cee of of oar nuke pet es io the fore-trust in the battle for the principal buildings at the works. Means. Ilkley's mills Chriat's penal. It was the bounden duty of England to are situated in Hanour-street, Great Georpretrest, off propagate the gospel and to spread the scripterra of truth North-road, and were formerly the property of Mr. F. wherever the British name was known, while bees at Eileddoe, jun., and previously of hie father. comprise home it had sa overwhelming reepoosibility. How several buildings. That in which the are eoeoned ie on peat and glorious then was the work committed the right-hand aide of the yard, end was formerly Mr. tiled. to the church I —sod oniabt we not trust Hip, who don's machine shop. It ie the oldest building at the works, hod *mid this reepossibility spot us to bring us and escaped uninjured when the rest of the works were de. safe through every trio!? He brought the church safe lamed by are about forty years ago, which was the most a:- through the great crisis of the Refonnatioo 300 years see, tansies conflagration that bad ever taken place in Prestos. Miring it up to be the defender of the old faith, while He The building is known as " the great shed," and contains 365 pee it at the same time a heart to sympathise with the power-looms ; one half of the building, a modern addition, is world's growing iuteUipeee. It was He who brought the use story high ; the other part is four stories. Looms church safe through these trials, sot the unworthy Matra. entirely occupy the groundloor ; on the second story are meets He employed, who, thialr deg of their oent porpoise, Waning frames—coulee ; the third story was devoted to were guided by Him to results they never dreamed of. Who threads spinning, and the attic to mules. Then were saved the &wit from that wild fautioiain which was altopther about 7,000 thralls spindles and 6,000 mule breakingdown throne and altar, and from that *one scourge 'mimetic About a quarter to els o'clock, just as lighting up that followed of lioentioueeses sad atheistical rotation ? was being finished, for Mears. Birley were running their And again, 230 years ago, who brought the ehurch out of works full time, • are was observed at the north-wet Arianism, when men Is the deadness of a formal morality corner of the second story. The fire-brigade, under the _red so little for the gospel that it would scarcely have direction of the superintendent, Mr. Marriott, were quickly base mimed if it had altogether disappeared ? Who fifty on the spot ; indeed, a quarter of an hour had scarcely yearn ago poured sew life, new appreheinke of gospel dm. I elapsed before the eogiue was in full play and parfait water trine, new mieniermey meal through this emote, sad natio.? on the flames. The are, however. got rapidly ahead ;to use And wine within ear own memory had saved the and the words of a by-standee, the mill "burned lite a match," bon being teem rounder by these imoritelale dilatators of and the upper stories were soon enveloped is Eames, defying seaticasse and cpiaios which mem hone forth wherever the power of the firemen to arrest their programs. The seal abounded? Gad had kept the einiuk safe hitherto. flooring of the third story nn fell 1., sod A no. 0 1... 1110 k1y Be had peat Mop foe the &ma is en, and followed by that of the topmost story. and before half-put its soninse meek! be moved free sashay IC six the roof of the building fell in. For a time after this wend of earstai is espy orraeresuray nod osky‘g the flames raged more furiously than ever, bat* liameemet at the huh of share Meekest., they would look moseally to flow of water at length got thee ender, sad prevented that own, dsMg their ewe week se in God's *lit, mass their communicating to other bendier. Main. BOW' Mrs their own Me.M, Web own fend/km that OVA= zoill employe about 900 ad Ina one of the few bean, were mode to least the we and usenet running full time ill the tows. In the helidbig when the at the Lewd Jens Obis.. ler the aura, the natl.% and ire occurred sheet 260 proms were enteleyed. wire will, ONSIIIINIII line mead be se amnia, II faithful Obsidian eafortawatsly, be throes oat it weds for wow thee he jested In quietness sad esedldsees. At the aloe of the come, and time add to our already overcrowded Mel= serum Sbe Impala . 4 Whas ois alaoshap mem* gus.i . usi sons subsisting on pareehial or otter eharfty. The = L sent he end the bimhep dwell lite orris, wish the eseeteenatly, will be bendy felt by tie nerbpsetsis and * 1 . ensues sent Newby wal be netlibbeerittud. Fee • few days, ale% Ohs lamb of N. by thelair. Ames Hiverbeeen s 1.1:, efflt. hite's were wleY be *WPM. but es eb.O:lgheaVe. he. , 1 . 018 . - rthrit i is nv surabest a St. Joke doe lonnsellik elhoted, t he reel et the mill ea ems be mufti Iwmsew WM.& ePte. THE =PRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY f 9, 1865. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aniantarr, n,o. 01.—Awanirmarrs. Com manders Edward B. Mears and Edward E. Lodder, to be in 11=7 commanders be the onstgoard service ; 6thorp B. to be additional of the fit. George, 72, at Falreenth„ for minim in the emirapeard ; the Hat Reynolds Maretos, to the Irriabilble, 68, at floatkamptoo, for areas la the wastguard. Lientscard Thomas M. W. Wynyard, from the Royal Adelaide to the lains guard ship at Dmospoet. Master Charles Wotan, to the Indus, for service in the Sphinx, 6, at DevoeporL lisecod Master Thomas H. Smith, to the Victory, for " Cetus George E. Beaks, of the Itattleanake, to be ad-1 dittoed of the Mcander, 10, stare ship, at Ascension ; Thome, Craig, of the Zebra, to the Rattlesnake, 21, on. ocrwelits, on the West Coast of Africa station; Michael W. Cowen, M.D., to the Zebra, 17, screw eervetee, on the West Coast of Africa station. Bub-Lientmant Barry T. Oradell, to the Edgar, 71, sinew daphip of the Channel semednie. Midshipmen Jams S. Bondi, to the Rerwage, 73 in the Xediterreaten ; Adolph's F. Tamer sad Mislead C. Mamie, to the Cams ; C. G. W. Asian, to the Prime Consort. Naval Cadet Charles 0. Stuart, to the Cadmus. CHATHAM. JAIL 1. The Lords of the Admiralty have decided on ist troduaied steam Inches odium to this dockyard for the pupae of beim employed it the labour now pmformed b 7 banes sad bboarera, Nam Avelirti sad Porter, the palsatese of the Dewed and most approved blade of Medics engine, have received laileasticas from the Admiralty to =M ar of their mast amber for am la the vitae& its win be pat to se extolled trial for several weeks Omar, to amble the ofdcdale to report to the Admiralty ea Ito amerile. MILITARY C MANORS. e changes in oar m ilitary • meta that an l& to be made with a dew of Westing a reduction la the army estimate' of out yew have hose, to a pest "drat, seithd by the authorities. As we have ahrao stated, eiz depot battal the depots of ts serving ia the United are le be while Portsmouth is to be • t• Manalmalisr a asaammad. We C i n ra !ow to sasennos some seelliedleas *BM may be considered as seeded. Tits dike of Impostor•Oessal of !shady will be done away with, sod the laepectsr.Osse gleZtether with his aide-dimesop) sad Amides* Adjutant. will &appear horn the estimates of 1,35.136. This eta was ad dogged, as might be Wined from the title of thedike, with the duty of i orpectieg the is fantryll u z il, i I was tidy enkusted with the simervidoe of th I=adan e t i l osofearth of three are to be abolis The —the depots el regionals abroad—will mow be under the chugs of pedal dhows is whom distride they are stationed ; sod we tamale it hareem my that say OW- Ratios of 'Slew, is likely to like ph.. oesesqueace. Mx of them battalioes are nadir the direct sapervidee ef diode of risk—the three at Obsess are seder a major. general, sad the three at Oolcheilsr nadir a edenel as the sMil. The peek of Amisted..AdjukashOesiond of Oavalry is deo to be abolished , sad the Brierhollajor will, probably, undertake the duties !titlark. diestamod by the AasleMat utant-Gomel. The Meshy Depot ei Malabo, is to R Adj e abolished, sod cos depot at Osatesbory will doled@ all the depot§ of regiamete es the ladies establishment. The depot of the 17th lowest@ will proceed to joie the hod geartera al the regincest oa Ile sided boom in the sprier. at Colchester, piab sad those of the 6th Dregoose, 7th Humes, sad 21st Haman will go b Oaaterbory. The depot of the Hone Artillery will be removed from Outer. bury to Woolwich, sad the artillery bens** at lite femme Aim will be ss for the essessootistios of the depots from Mdartaso. The riding establimismeat at Haddam , will ad, we baileys, be 'steered with. aad that *es will ' be made • Hone Artinery station. The comelidat if the to* depot battalions will mdse so hardship so far as the commanding Akers am mosersed, Col. Hagar% 0.8., eons msodeat at Beidekoe, being very sear his premehos to the I reek of mahervosetal. *Muth usagdasis proTailesisom the an i l i z ins r regimeaW allows of each mak, to the *Meat eves of s sad promoting'. we may ripest that non rsilisetioas e tWpey will take dim a temegeence of the extinction el the two depot tompasies cif bedsides sere* at home. The alien then becoolm. impsniumerary will be retained on full pay until they are Meshed by distil TlMase des os minatory rethesisits to fall or belt-pay. While we assert regard redaothies wish eatidadiee, we are bawd to admit that those we have spoiled appear to be devised in a diserimiestieg spirit ; sad if seiresehmeat is to be affected, we know of so other way, paddy with the exception sif the widen of the Becruitieg Depertotent, I. which It scald he tarried eat with a sllchter marnise of the etliaisoey of the ansy.—Avoy. and Nosy Oasstir. Till FATAL OMNIBUS .Accrrairr IN THS CITY: On Saturday evening Mr. Payne, the City i:Tsmmoroateriand resureed a tli g Lia 4 r7 will the death of Mr. b recollected that the drew' while 'arise ea to as melbas Is gatutreet, as boxisrday, to go to a dinner party, was thrown to the good. Me was noir to the hospital, and while there be wee subjected, it was said, to M asao by • polio oftener, who knelt on his cheat and twisted his arms aril the boom meshed. Mr. Reyeree Bay, hors was now nulled. and he rid that when deceased was ht is he appeared to be ender the in flow°, of drink. The lajury to the bral ar pht bar caused that &possu ma ms. It wee at bet that de ceased was eideriag from apoplexy sad Bet it was found that hie skull we. hectored. The fracture woo the cause of his death. The treatment which it was alleged be had reared from the pollee ceeetable had cothiag to do with the death. Mn. Ass Gable &peer that eke was is the omnibus 7,ll7 at half-pt o clock oil Monday last, war the London Urn, who the vehicle erred is coasequenee of the °endures bell rine rang. She this lard that the demur bad fallen to the ground, sad she eaw the ordairtor marg. S. W. Morgan, driver of the Mustard Gamboa 7,117. said that be pulled up for par auger at the corner of Bishopsotootreet on the del y is queries. It being boxing-day, there was as arra mob of people there. The bell rug, sod he west mu A policeman in plata clothes, who was seated alongside him, told him that some use had fallen off the °melbas, and wits= palled up. Whom was booed to obey the oonduetiree bell. He did sot see the deceased. Alfred J. Lovell, coodactor of the omnibus is question, rid that be was on the sear side moo. keyboard. Be looked round, and Form no cos getting op, he touched the bell. Shortly atter—when the omuibue had game about 10 yards—he saw deceased pitched back wards as be wee on the top of the oresdber, when he had got trees the offside orekey-board. Be looked as if under the ialluervie of liquor. Witness rang the hell, mad the maths; stopped. Decood bed got up, toper oeived wittier, after the omnibus had goes on. Mr. Willies Saunders, • reneger of the outside el the omnibus, stated that be mew the desessed put • parcel on the root mad commence to get up while the omnibus was staring etUl. While deemed was in theme af orbs up the omnibus erred, sad he was pitched to the potted. Mr. G. Gable believed that the melbas was moving slowly when doomed began to gee up, but • redden aomleattoe of speed threw him of. The moor said that if the endootor bad reek- Itey _ started the omnibus, /mowing that the deceased was up, the ease would have base owe of manslaughter. ervkleoes did net sustain • criminal dugs. A tiro said • chimp of mashy had been brought t the 1 ,01108 , aid the jury wished to hear farther avfdwes upon that port. The coroner said they had net the power to punish in such • ease ; they cord only brim la a verdict*/ ensure. which would prejudice the mooed before soother tribunal. The alleged throwing down of the dosser co the Boer of the hospital ward did not our= the death, therefore that mart could not interfere further. The family of the denser could now apply to • magistrate for • einnmees against the constable if they thought St to do so. The joy retuned the follow's* verdict : "That deceased lost his life mei du:tally ;" and the jury expremed • hope that the p roe st ease would ort as • °tattoo to the orodeeters of omnibose, who are too broadly in the habit of Marnag their vehicles while prosogen are ie the ad of getting up or duo. The coroner said that the cout've 1 , 111 much seeded ; the reeklearess in gelation wee • matter of common observation. THE BIADVIZLD INUNDATION FUND.—A meeting of the general committee having the 000trol of the large fund that was raised by the public to alleviate the distress ceased by the Bradfield inundation was held at Sheffield on Friday, to consider the mane adopted by the Water. works Company, in regard to the repayment of advances from the feed. We may state that the fund amounted to 52,0001.. sad that the Mayor of Sheffield, as chairman, advanced about 25,0001. to the sufferers, taking from them promissory notes sad deeds to enable him to recover the sums from the company. The innadatioo committee have decided that the mayor can only come before them to claim these sums from the company in oases where the claimants hem made him their agent, and that, otherwise, the only penes' with whom th ey can deal are the individual sufferer'. The mayor only claims the return of sums above 101. At the meeting yesterday a statement was made that the agents of the company had obtained a Bet from the com mittee of all eases In which 101. sad upwards had been d reamt and had induced several of those persons to accept the balance °Moir claims, over the amorist they have received from the fund. Thus, • cam had a claim for 454 55., sad he rossired 404 from the committee. The water company paid him 51. 54., and got a receipt from him in full of all demands, he believlsg that they would pay the 401. to the mayor. Many similar came were cited ; sad the object of the company was clearly this, that by getting a receipt ' from the in dividual sufferer, "in full of all demands," they left him without a claim , sad thus took sway the Incas Minrii of the mayor, as lls "gust. A deputation of the committee bad wait ed epos the director+ of the company with regard to the ere is which 404 had bees paid. The directors disavowed say knowledge of what had bees dose, but they declined to undertake to pay the 401. to the mayor. At this meeting the same course was takee by Mr. J. &own (Atlas Weeks), but ft was very plainly stated that it the diadem did me raked the mossy is time eases wirer, receipts had bees gives by the claimants under the sirssinatasses meted, a bill is equity would be tied to pampa them to do so. A deputation was appointed to wait epos the directors, sad aciabasses was expound that, as honourable este, they would at see' caws& the Ada LAW INTELLIGENCE. NITROPOLITAN COUNTY 001711T/L idittlair days appointed for the present week.) Wiernnerraa, Bt. Nartin'a-lane.-luenlay, Jaa.ll. Roden. day, 4 : Thursday, h. Gazovici.—M•Lissda7, Jaw 4. WooLwro.—Thaneday, Jan. b. WIJILVIINSTZ, liontleedelet.—Thureday, Jag. THE POLICE OOUE2S. 1107/!ErfAREt . Sarah Wilderspir l / 2 ;;oil;ibir somas of Mr. Pronto, 20, Wobarn.aquare, wee charged with concealing the birth of her female child. Oa the 10th of December a ammonite, Use wee made to the is the family that the pri soner wee ill sad ed to set her. On piing to her bed room the seemed told her she feared she waslim d totz birth to a child. SW went downstairs and Preens, sad a doctor wee at Dace sent for. Dr. Jobe Matthews, who retooled, said, ce seeing ac cused he fwd her very prostrate, sad a assrly-bon female child in the bed. It bed sot been detached. It was, how ever, dead, bat quite warm and flexible. Os a post mortice examinathe be found the to inflated, but sot fully so. He considered the child bad boss born alive, and led breathed, but the respiration bed been imperfect. Death, in hie opinion, had resulted from suffocation, either throm tk btz t rder the bedclothes or lying on he face, bat ho e thiok the mother must have been quite unable to move the child. The armed was reminded. MAHLBOHOUGH-STHEET. Um Headley, wile of W. li. Hasdisy, formerly a can amen player, aed landometer throe of her Majesty's surkneuts, made the following emeeplsiat swim* tio Itoyel Moiety of Musloisas :—Olte mid she bad Men married to " Mr. Headley 27 yens, sad few db yews less husbend bed boo • membor of Me Royal Bonny, sad paid his eshearip Moe. For the last 18 mouths, be sessequenes of a false mometios by one of theme:ahem of the Hoyakikeiny that she had boss Rally of bigamy, the leak* had lakes swag bar kasbaad's allowance's! 7 games pm imemak. awl psi him , au banner's pay of 4 'Massa per 10110116. abs dill bal4, that she sad her family bad suelsiaed peg prima*. all her familiars had nom mimed by the broker. Is moo ref ne the Wounded name whist her, sad prove she um a widow whoa As married Mr. Heiley, Ms bad poomped throe oortillcates of her lot hasbead's death from ahead but the society aoutioued to ton her as if the less posed, and she was without the moms of emit* isMM is a• coal of law. The mental saxiety ohs bad undergoes bad seriously effected bar health, sad Wass Um son n =4:th" false "harp, she famed ia the "mot tithe i i bra busbies' eke and bar family would to deprived of all advantage She could act bring ea adios spinet km slenderer, as she was destitute. Mr. Knox said applimet appeared to bare bass very beadily treated, but ha amid not sadat bar, seed her t e s e r o t e i pored •at equity. • t said that would cost 20W., sad sis had an a After some convenatios she thanked the mightentes end retired. THE BUILDERS' DISCHARGE 7072. - - - A meeting of operatives employed in the building inane la Walsall sad tie nstaaa was hsid es Fri. deg essis, et theOs elatio•Srest. Walsall, tar the pesses d adds lets sesideration W _ Meshes, mots (or tioket.el.leave," so it wee heetierly ha the plias saassadas ths aseling), nose* sista& by the waster builders. MA AI Weariness (niaament praithil ewe • asstreisely.aitesisd isielly seseassed AS his broths b at ailed Ingether for the gimp= enwildwing hew bat la pel • els be the make builders lecicetal.leave miss, eliowed is besarried ask wield set sly piece vestehiles, sea ass's Sass of gSe ase sitnaties. bet wadi els sees- Sally Sod to hi Opt eel is week as semi bees am IS rester sight to wive, sad for whet ewe his saute might cows toes. The fine resoliaties wee reread by Mr. H. BALI (dose. semi, seessied Mr. A. llzigasers . (espest), and Ind* Weed te. by It wee as Mews This this er meet. log Seats the dheberge Dote, or tioketoldesse, with the essesssl it deileele. sod that it shall be resits* Is the uttermost by the whole at the operatives in the vanes beselass of the blahs lade is Wilson." Mr. J. WIIiGHT (eineletee) ptird the .easel 1111101•• lies. which reed as fellows •r-" • This = G ile i ej set mos* the right any so-salad A i M.M. Builders T. trams Uwe for the guides, of Ms egentakes. without their sworat sad osaverstams, as by est delis taw se bah* es in the preset lesteses to haste eats of tyreas sad oppressies." Eio resterked Wi as Eng. limbers they bed liberties white ought se icebe Sim hem theme. and tibia they held bismoleasiy, sashay wise theme who attempted to Mb, els this were whet wise called the upper closses. After mad* the masa d lie lest isembees al rho Masted Ansastiaa (twesty.two is sli, tad observtag that nose of them sly esployedi es. a Iwo ass. sadmoselismenes at all, he irked whet right mem ash et th.s had to stiesgt to lspw ea the sorbets • ismedstiea the Maass Dole. He this eisnmented es the sate end the rules el the Mutest Ameiletims at sews lesgth. with • view el shorts that the shiest el I the eiggeistiee was nething has thee to sap the tights sad liberties of the sesployed ; ad Swing seated That the Wal. ' mil testers lied thisiselse broken the rule to width &ay Is loss seausse-via., that three sesthe sods amid =:1 any false altentlien is Ms replatiene of the sr Waded by Shampooed's, geese nes, to melt the intredastiou sets The mottos was secouded by Ms. , sad slim -lawrisiL 811111 . 1ffi r. FALLER i (painter) profaned the third flellhe• lies, whisk woe to the humble West,-"Teti as the Swiss has set 'Widows their dishes" note. we. the operatives ol the tows el Wu.U, Wowing is the feet. steps of the swats' el Birmighse. weds Net we will not caroms weds seal the 111111ebell have withdraws the seas" Is the eases of Me seerks he adverted to the feet that four of the muter builders of Biruilmdiant had withdrawn from the aessiistion, ad esSelleid • bon , thet many more would follow their eximple. Hs as raged the worlunse preatint to viscose sad shed ogee.; oe. to the une of the note, remark* that whelevir they did is %bell wool wart era Wass, for gold net sly Seemliest the &SW but throughout the songs at large ; sad that if they were the loess the present die. pits they would has to oaths other loess whisk would follow. He, thane _as urged than to stand sbasiose to shoulder in deteembed opposition to the obsozious " this& ekleass . His remarks were resived with load applause. Mr. B. HAYWOOD (aspester) escoaded the propesitks, whisk, Ms the primed* oast, was earrisd. Mr. Winos? said that the sympathise of the panel publie were with the sperotives. That day a gestlissan bed sawed to contribute • weekly sum towards the support id the workable, however les they might be out el work. is essegimsco of their raistenes to the Dote. Mr. J. Bzwirsrr (stasstanon spoke in 001141Meetkel the note, end easpeted that strikes might be attestator *brined If all brushes of operative builders would unite is Lying down • code of rules and malaise to be observed in eacinezios with the emetics of sly given building. before the sessacement oI swat's* at sock build*. so that the masters might know what to sesot. It. aim observed that any or who looked at the pages el the Builder, amid noticed the differ's*, between the dettalthle of mime pease oestreetiag fie se job, _saki wee with hiss that • nuattes' ustelatioss wee - highly dairehle sod neesseary ; gad so loss as they did Dot teasel out of their proper share sod attempt to swop the mesh he aw no objectios to their having &society. The COWMAN said the steassesone el the town bed gent notice to astir employers of their SSW= le eases work to-marrow mils, the Dots were withdraws. (Loud cheers.) Mbar branches might do as they plowed, bat to far as the meow were amosrned they wen deteessissd to r7sist to the uttermost. Some dieessioe arras as to whetbse the teriskisyers, following the coarse isteeded to be adopted by their bretbres in Birmingham, would remain at work but _refuse to accept the note, or owe work with the ether beanies of the trade natal the withdrawal of the oleo:ion form. Mr. BOOM', cm behalf of the bricklayers, said the deter sebration of the branch to which he belmW would sob be known until the following day (today). Mr. Panes reorsuseeded all to awes work or nose at all ; and soother speaker advised the operatives to "give the death blow to the note at eses." The °pinker of the bricklayers pram! was takes OD the subject, sod they saasissosely rated to ease week this erasing. Mr. W. Kumar, ce behalf of the labourer; and Mr. G. Rsierszio, on the part of the plesteress Mies addressed the meeting to favour of the breselese to which they banged withdrawing from week at ones, sad rennin* est until the withdrawal al the " hood sera," as owe el the speakers eitsrecteriewl Ultra:Maly a &terra/ratios to that effect wee came to. on Friday evening • crowded meeting of the operatives espied ie the building Media was held at the Aimed)ly Rooms, Nottingham), fa the same object as the above. Hr. T. Harriett oompaed the Asir, cad than was delegates from Liverpool. Liesster, sad other places, he aders market's from various towel, is the midlaad amatiss. A member of addresses haviag base delivered modeassatery d_ the diselimge sot., a series of remlaticas were the members ci the various temashis if W buil= i M i Ze to Neeelegbate to oppose it by all lawful mew, sod calling apes the trade gmarally to orpedm themselves sad assist by oostributioas three who are, or may be, oo strike, %Me the withdrawal of the oteozioas document. The chairman, is the mares of ths proceeding% said tbe iktiblayers' Assoelatiee bed • faad of 10,0001. is heed, a nd scald pay ma week to theme oat of work. He hoped, however, there would be so strike. He advo cated calmaiss, sad mid he bad so doubt that masters in this district would fallow the meal* of those is Binds& ham, who bad withdraws the tiolustaf-leam. WOU4EP-81'RETST„ P. 3. Moats, pi . — wabrol;r,Oliiiiitocbepel•road, was summosed for refassag to deliver up a carpet pledged by Mary Ana fitephems, the wife of a shoemaker. The carpet in question bad, ca the demand of the husband to deliver it up, bees, r It was supposed, legally delivered v wcso W hed —t ordivr..l.4 th o; pr bal ec i I se . c l l y at:L A I:M S = the same day, and had made • dechestiou that she bad lost the Meet. Yr. Ceche, the magistrate, commented as the azbaor diaary circumetanse that two peruse of the suss ma* should pledge a carpet of precisely the moo patient au the same day. if. hard so doubt bat that the complainant's =had bent delivered to the pruseater of the deck for the other carpet; sad as • pawnbroker was saswerable for the safe Meru of all goods eotrnsted to him he wee liable in this car. It was contended that defendsat was not bah* as the Pawnbroker' Act made it compulsory on him to deliver the goods pledged to the perms who had given • proper derniptiom of them aid obtained • swarm declaration before a magestrato—• clear indemnity to the pawnbroker. The magistrate made as order for the return duel carpet with costs. Defendant paid 195., vales of the carpet, and 355. Id. meta The matter had previondy bees before the sessions without goal decision, sad aa appeal being applied for • car was granted, but the disputed matter has already cost &loudest about 401. THAN E& Idward 11104, rnastVoi the ship Britein'sMe, wee charged with brutally ill•usiag mad semulting a lad surd flamed George Haila at ea The oomplainent (between 17 sad 18 years of age) jobed the ship at Barbadoes oa the homeward voyage, and thongh well-behsved, industrious lad, was frequently Mused and beaten by the master with his doubled fists, and also tithed I by him. About a foetal/1M before Christmas he fail from tee ot the oe to the deck, a depth of eleven fest, sad waa seriously injered. sad bad to be eared lab the fore ' wale, where the next monde, the accused punched him In the ribs and belied him, and sat a dog be had on booed at him, which bit him severely is the head. Biwa the skip strived be had bees is the , Lades Hospital, and the,. were under the arm, and other symptoms of such s dangerous chancier that it was deemed advisable that be should be admitted to the hospital again. A demos was est up that complainant had threateeed to give the defendant the knife, and that the dog had bit him la pixy. Cosonnued for trial. Ball accepted, himself In 1081, and two sureties of 601. each. BOY BCROLLIIS.--Thomas James and John Early, both boys, were osessitted for trial by the Birken head wsgistratre on I:Whatley, for haring bonbon into the office of Mr. Higheeld, an e state agent, is Bridge-street, Birkenhead, and stolen a otab-box containing flee sorseelgne and a tank draft for 321. 10s. One of the prisoners bed been employed to s the oil" and bad noticed wham be received his wages when Mr. Bightiold planed the cash box. The greater portion of the stolen property wig found la the houses where the boys Bred. A SPIRIT - CAL HOAX. —During the pant week (writes • correspondent) placards of • strange abandon have been posted about the metropolis (Dome of them havieg bees diked to the notes board of Dr. Cummings Cbspd in Orown.ootirt) announcing that ea New Year's Day "Guide Pods to Haves" would be erected in Laois ter-square, and contends' invitations to peak to attend coached la the ant extraordinary and extravagant tbiuMThe general belief was that they peomeded from ornamis, who are now actively pursuing their work in Loodos, with a view to obtaining recruits for their male mat by **Great sat Lake, while it was thought in same gotten that the invitatioce proceeded from the Primitive Methodists, who professed to hays something like ow of their camp mortisp in Lobate. Tea o'clock was the hour appointed for the erection of the " Guide Pate," sod they were to remain up until 10 o'clock at night. Accordingly at 10 o'clock yesterday mornings eon. ei&able number o people wen to he seen Inodoriog about Leioester-pears in the hops of being enlightened as to the mature of t h e " Heide Post," but nothing was to be seen swept the black desolate space covered with dirt, there being no appear?, of Mormons, methodists, or other roll es teachers or 'porta." Whether or not the police gave of the intended movement notice that such • IliF in oet e sot be allowed has not been ascertained, but it quite certain that those who repaired to Leioseter- Nears to receive religious instruction went away again woefully unedified. A Boor HANG= BY HIE FATHILII. —The Court of Ailliiall of the Mamba has lust tried a man named Bouvet, a smell farmer, residing at Oonlonvray-Bois Beata. on • charge of having, on the 18th July last, murdered his own sea Auguste, sired 18. Boast's wife was also charged as an moomplioe in the crime. It appeared from the indict ment and the deposition of the witnesses that about half- , past four in the morning of the 18th July the villagers were alarmed by cries of distrer in • field ear the prisoners' resideece, and on going to satiertain the cones they found i Baas and his wife standing near a beseh-tree, from which the dad body of their eon was anspeeded by the Lech from • cord woun d three times round the trunk, and a strap round his legs also bound them to the tree. The edemas pretended that they had just found their ea in that state, and that be bad either been murdered or had committed meads. The police, having been informed of the fed, immediately instituted an inquiry as to the cause of death. The post-mortem examination "bowed that the deceased bed received dreadful in in the abdomee and lower part of the body, appareetly from kicks with wooden shoes. end the surgeons gave their opinion that the deoeseed had been strangled while in • elate of insensibility from th e I kicks, and afterwards tied to the tree where be was foetid. j They also agreed that the crime bad bees committed about twenty-four hours before. Sapid°e fell on she father, who I bad on several occasions brutally gl.treated the poor lad, and they were confirmed by confeedoes of two of the pri goners' younger children, who said that their poor brotha . had been killed by their father. Both the father and mother were arrested. It was proved o bi withers, that the 1 HARDWA ElL—Blarmammt, Ds o. 31.—Thew to sot deosesed w ". °6 the morning Qin "g l ir boos moh business dose here this wash . In same tow io ta a barn, making himself • pair of wooden shoes, that is moo : work mem mimed aa the meaudeetraue ea maw father was heard gamins; with him, and that the latter morning hot ea a rule it has been a ram' holiday, assn the barn and looked the door soon after. The lad was day eno more alive. Th em vati no dou b t that the murder sod in all probability there will a ct be malt doe* next week, as many of the maaufacturers will be engaged in was then committed, sod that the two pelican had re moved the body d ur i ng the following e i ght. hemme d it to taking stock ; there is, howevr,. a fair quantity of orders the tree, sod then mimed the alarm to turn aside suspicion is , "Mal" i° keep the wirks steadily reed s~atil the from themselves. It was clearly demonstrated that the °" 11417 W I " m a ' s "' la this l as t s rgag gig • bell/ lad could not have committed suicide by Imaging himself. amoun t • been doe* Durteg W whsle year ' The cord and strop which fastened the body to the tree trade bees "'"Yr d lager were also identified as the male snooper's property. As the *h.," they "1r ilure _, ._ ll.llll Wall till a d e°llWithia • /°°,' ' female prisoner had apparently only shied bar hsabsed in dim I s weasel ' . with Nos maw ' ressorlas the body, the jury acquitted hoe bet they forted . `""'"'s """' '" ton bus 6.1.17 " "MO" the pia male prisoner guilty of legioties morta l wanda. thatch Plar. 'Moot go intention to kill% and the Goan accordingly COBN.—Ctns*znal. 3L—The best wheat mods oeshoserd Wm to sweaty years hard labour, the maximum man doe as dull as peneible. penithemalt. I Wheat, Ms. to 3Ee ; looney, to 3'20. ; cats 18s. be ktieworouTAN Heeerret., DIVONIII7II- 1 22 a. bolas, NIL 3 68 . ' poasr, CITY.—Tbe to number of patted* relieved I 0•AIM". DSO. 31.—There was a moderate 'apply of daring the week wdieg Des. 31 wee—Madoesl, 878 ; grain in or market this morass. For what last wades enrsisal, 617 ; total, 1,486 ;of which 808 were sow mos. rates were bluely maistaised. Barley was dell, bed fie • Oarerm. PeLeas. Haw-e-Otoww DAT.— I oats Dom was • good &mod at fad calm- Moms *AT SAToRDAT. Duo. 3L—Agodscloam ca p l ume. mgro ; atk, , be quoted as follows :—Wiest, whits, sew, 14s. to WA N. • tpr semen ticket ., 3.886; tote. ; total for the week, ' ditto , old. Illa Qd . to 17s . gd. ; trim*, red, loow, 1311 . ; 80,813; ditto ohm Jose 10, 1864. 16,1181,689. to lbs. ; ditto, old, 14a. to UM led, ; balky, sew, da. 6d. MARKET& TALLOW.—SATITIDAT Eva—Tlto tootket Lem to-day :—Spol and Jaaaery. 41a. 3d. to 41*. 6d.'; Mink 424. 3d. to 423. 6d. ; Jw, 43a. ; October to Doomatbor, 430. 6d. 0011 . 014.—LnwooL, Dom 91.—00 r marker boo boo sloggisk, at &onto of about id. pre pound below Thoroiter rotes. Sam tostay 5,000 boles, Maud* 2,000 Mr goodstion sod export. 300 Aotorionl inei bid. to 37d. 10 Porous. Ica., 27d . 00 Yibosio sod ; 400 Baptise. 27d. to Mid. ; 90 Mayas, 2 1 ° 19 to 104.; 4,2t0 Surat, lid. to 23d. ; Nadi*" 16411 to ; *Ando, ke., 120. to 134 d. ; Obis, lbid. to . ; &a, 26d. Bealial. 10 Peru, COTTON GOODS.—MANCIIISTII4 DM EL—At the cominsocemeet of the week we bed a fair beinme, checked to some extent by theteedesey to admeehig prima. The besieges of Tamday wm mot imeasidemble. On Wed nesday there was a check to ease extort through the ad vice, from America, bat this would probably have bees counterbalanced later is this week to a eossiderable extent by the favourable reports from India. Yealeedey. however. Wi nom led &emery of se Lap as cream skink ia settee at I.fierpoel as 114,030 Wee bad a very embus Wed es the market. Ulm' a yarn mid sloth do net me mace cause for lower pries is it, but sedoshielly it bed the effect to a great extent of driving buyers cot et the musket. Cotton having declined id. per Lb. at Liverpool. beldam at yarn were la sane lastemes dimmed to make en equal comerelos, bet by so mesas oramally, sod semefereurers hold rather firmly. The emellosis et Meeks enables both spinners sad masedseturers to face the difiladty wink men firmness than might be expected. Berm however. both yesterday and to-day lave meetly abstalard from betimes to a great extent, and probably they will 41011ii•S• to bold aloof till the holidays are over, la the hope of berg Wiese able to see their way to the right mune to edep• meselibms through fresh driers from America. WOOLLEN.—Lzoias, Duo. SL--Than has bliss a moan attoadans• is both the soloassd sad whits balls this rests. Jac The amount GI bosissoss tassossisd has beim thalami. ad losysad tba transfer of a how mesa swim sad bairlbas Inds has bon gqnits of &swaths' oharsotar. Qs:Mathias are fully sari sad. to 10s. 6d. ; ditto, old, Or. 6d. to M. Id.; est. ; poi. mow, 60. to Ts. 34.; ditto. old. do. to do. Bd. ; easi a . 70.6 d. to 70.9 d. Omoommort, Duo. 31.—A. moderate supply of ohm sad barley A fair trade was done in the former, at i t pot or. adman,. sad the latter missed fully bat work s atm Odor psis =shooed is mks. Ooansoan Duo. 31.—T ho 'apply of whoa at mad* ' today was oily moderato. Trade tam Imo, aid io so h few tankages • little lam mow was obtained. Dow sad other owe mot midair more attrition at h o t wades prim "Ts. to 47a. • barley, 25.. to a t . ; oats, lts. to 24a. ; boo" Sr& to 4214 Path 36 f. to b. If qUaltit. Kmarroao. Dora 31.—A emsll market, and sooty pa l of whilst : trade MAW. bat so advams oily ehislasd. Balky • Impor taPP l 3—Mima wire 10.• it.. • Pad midi toads for oats sod beam at MU mi le . Wheat, red, row. 235. to 242. ;• do. dm ; whits, pi ti do. Ism 27 2 t. per load. Bono,. melthog. 31s. to pi t . 1 t o po o . Chita, mum sew, sow les. to Ph, fees Ns. qr. BOMA. sew. 2 3 0 .; Pees, old, pi t LIMN" Duo. 31.—Thus was 1w the sa mei oopply of wheat, al the moditioa the mail. Wag Berms *mkt may simply leek wools at so astatine& d pm qualm. New red mods to 40a. ; sow whit i , 40s. to 41v.; old red. 40e. to 410.1 old old* 424 to 46. a ds's. Of bosky the_ sapply was aat mad th r so the whole mend heathy at 'MIMS MIIMM11111; bla. to 340. go o smarter ; grinding, re, t i 311 s. per 30 skew dams of eats was w o k sod with • Wont& demand provisos rates wore sudsiest WON'. to 33..; sow. 29L to Ns. me 24 Maim. liswaners-urn.Tna, Deo. 41.-1 i aar warn ei mends( w• bad a mederan now al when hum es pan% aad bin than bed salapias ban run* a die. no ma any afeand, at aa imprwesaan la. is Mak esitaity an fonts at the lan t a.annei en, at • sine boned In sou ad We e r near mid inn* frisky, an la lime ladon dna L i n ais advans Maass left I* .wan Malin Wulf ;111 118 4‘11 alMs IM* danaadMash la ada. la bon ind pan bin stiming. Oats anion the /be .o.& an lan r- WM* aaanna, ; **a, SAN an We, annwin. 447. Malt, nailmiek lib. Oda, 4,96 L Ban, manwiaa, 40. Mow. aosaswir el 7 6 * nen ; fangs. 1,100 boa& _ . Noarroijai. 11. 'Rae ow a ory fair trip* d wheat at =Moot today, bat the damp weaker al lho pot few bye bad arab& tho oaditica al navy imaph i; ell good aaddry marapler reamed to Monroe/ la p9rpons, bat ober sate set t .I•Tbe supply et b. h 7 l a , hit, eed le ewes Whom stalk( obasteerae Atelier h e behold eamplos. Ilemaily Ned S g osito vadalload oak ea IN. hose. Mae abed alba Weil 44a. to 48.. ; red alb 3 (V ie to Mak 38e. ; beet aeltiag iN gL ia Mo. 31. • rear di 2b. ; diddiat u dilto (ke to 53110, lb to ; Ilia ; bora Sh. ak. ;'au (loorlo), 3b. to th, g. $, ,r Floor, Vie.. lop Ye. ad. per oak. Attempts. 1,600 gm, 35a 215. ; Wit% 3 . 230 Cirks boo, 4 pa, Us. Norrodato, DP. 3L—Than 11111 • atedook pray or wheat on otter Loa the perreo. The bowl we . steady, at le. per uarter more mosey• Old abbe odd st 43e. to 461. ; old q rod, Eta to 41s. ; new while, 41a ti 44e. ; sew red, 37.. M 48a per 35 data lb do mad foe barley Mod okay, sad the bad sorb old at moll *dome ; other Wok tally as dear. New Wa g . 28a. to 34e. per outer ; piadlag. 250. to 27.. or 110 rhea Oete met a fair and oaks took Poe at no mY ail cheap is prime. Old, 25a to 306. ; oar, 22e. to 256.; rid tamp, 24.. to 26e. per 24 Nose. 011011113. Daa 3L—Tbro wee a pod atteadrael sad akw quatlty d dorm 'thrifty ; the mkt Node woe Itaarressat lesi week's ado ; the ammo wag anylled with and asly Weeded 44 the Edo sad dry toople; hetes wriored bat little amporitiai to p Jakob* ; •61111•11011 irSidilliall•B Were bead to podium from useray. Qoateakes were as follows :—White "Ora 40e. to 4h pee qr. • red who* 38.. to 41a; hslsy,lla 33a ; cab. 19a to kr. Pareasoorivaa. Dna. 3L—AhhettB► N ha •pi supply al whist here today, it wee drool at at k b. pm qr• oar loot week'. prima Lot barley can s , awl to. emples la per qr. door. • peed ohm aro sad bow sad as elloretica i s oleo el ether. - . thithees. Det IL—Ow market tide roosts: us wet; lee were theft was Irm, eel bad es spina lesesay. Ii raw pie Weds was min, with so vamialias is pee; there we early a meta atesedssee, sad a mediae% aailly. Eoo Dao. 3L— There was a fair atlearkew With exeleage, sod tessera, es Ow whole, we rather attesathes._ Far the bast psi of whits wheat an improvement did to l~ per garstrz wasobeslead, theterms bees It, M Ik for best, mad Ms. to 40a. far rheoodary nod inferior pat; WA red sample were 31s. to 405., sad others sai. M» per quertmr. Is therarely" market there yes seas dorsi. sad root so draw. Thresh it Wiley was very dew, sad operation were, far the we part, sauteed to best waltes eta, welsh weetidose at he weer, the questions Mies 30e. to ale.; it beet ream Beds Si. taws ware IS. to Us. pr quarter. ?here we et I siteratios is wet, sad the lissiewe dose was teeth, le eel; for bast Ind Si. Mew are as. te 2b., sad oath lla le lb. per qemther. Iflassa,Dss. 3L Ws are fairly supplied with is sad eels today. Went was le falt. dews& =2 11, 11 par qr. over tee riots of est week. Oats s former teams without wee Ilk Other they w Pricer to the power:—Wheat, white, 40s. Os ds,adis 445., than. pa bead • ditto red, re. lid. to Its ,• stay pw la. re skee ; deb mew, 104. to 11d. ; bow fle. 40s. l9 thew Wowserse. Duo. 31.—There was a reload wee d yeast frith the hewers, for whisk sere thew ems WNW which ressrelly awed bestows. Yon tawdry fit elk Badly segued. Bras sod per waltered. Tong, Duo. 31.—The supply was Week mei et at Imembeee of the wide was fair. Baas were wade Wilde seek eldest, sad late fetes were exceeded abed la par rawder. For Write swpls tiles. mead health te T= Ws. to 30a.. per 36 stow. There ow a 4k for barley, amid a good share of but. we dam it quite as week wooer se last week ; malts& Hs to la. ; seeder. 26m. te Ns., par qr. Ws wee a laiwth side, aad wady ameistelsed that. mks ; sew, 91t le 8.. per Si Wass. KIRIZILLDT, D.o. 3L—At our wooded um** all week, we had fair supplies of all beds of path bowl won ezteemiv• thee we have expressed the math, ad all pod sad dry qualities is favour of et IWO" day, we Wens supplies of barley mid asis, hal nth d wheat. sad ash meld lest week's OM Pliar the thee dearer. /Meek 28s. to 40s. ; daisy, Ilk is Vs.; es* 15s. to Ilk 6d. per qr. WATOOIII4 D.C. 3L—Our freely" Mi.& l id have bees ask a illtend wale, cent, bat of wheat a fair lim e : tallso r tit r es. varies frost foremen still amebae rather USA EY there the bees as iswessel supply of oak by bath Les bee sot bow quite so awe nesivity is the loth WOO the previous week, but smarty alweys about tin the eft yew a gemeral &laws is peresptible. Press. bow" It s w ats so bat quoted Lo mew satires, as& k ether Wow awn slaw ire base paid. WWl—lrish mew, WA to is. dom. Yanks better by 3d. to id. per Ward lasi Wee —Hat mach doir4 ia this seek Oil t u a lm va r = advswed Id. to 2d per band, at AM the M a red basher paean& Wise acre is eke le ale extest at tee sinewy thowassetiosed. Flier ithirld Ana. Imports tell week:— Mates, 12,710 area; q sallA 2,900 ; deur, 158 seeks.we% the week et barrels:; oats, 11,346 barrels; today. 142 bawl 1 / 4 666 seeks. i.~.e ~ G m ROYAL Pam HOSPITAL, GIAT'S-ITP-SO O . - T hl swam al intimate relieved at this hospital ilenit week sod* Dee. Si was 2,456, d which 712 Clew OMB. amcikclvartisententl-HohLowAY's Pala-Do lk days of plater Sorsa the dad and Ilfsaff Les , body d Telhe former make assayalon Odds ths for the latter state Hollomy's pin, us Ws /lam._ ramaltal. They clamalla bbllOd inn sway Imisl. every sotto= natter, end men me a pallet Pad eta hatteele. alt o.lpiso. t 1104 kr a alWatas. sal mmIEWPA 1104 fallumo. Zalloways m aerso y le nurser sem mast darks sad obartskasa. s assolkilm Miry an Invaluable, WM, Off NM by alMatassed the revel pale is h e llyedist is penele4 be. avert a bap tholes aad W many exespollea BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAM --•-- MATRA M oe ILDEL-Dereadtir %. a Cadiele-hosse, lletePetee 4 of A. L =der, Zp,, of • ea GLISTSSIOI3IA-Dsombw SO, at Nortb-terrsok awe irl4 the wife at 1. OsestaiharL Sol., of a son. lITAIL-Daambar at Maury-rims. the left e ll "' las., at daautaw. WOOLS-Dassuslao SS, at loyal-ammat, Nottalea " Z. watt. eta Amour. MARBIAGIII. ark svAxs—waurnm.....b. to. et It — Oolobeeter. by the Ism IL. I. 11 MAW, J. IL 11/01. how, Ma. to Mary, daysitsr of L W. Whistler, ber •- shastar. CIZIPITTIf -PAX.-Danalar IS, at Old Maraca_ his. E. L Haddltch, J. G. T. Oriath, Tof ternss to Ansa Marla, daagtdar 01 Caputo L er^ r aisr elartkas. Ma. LI" wzioar—GAza..—Decomber 41), at the Bal l belerbeft. by . tbe J. tiottalt. the hot. e d ases. so l4Th e rw . Troirwe ibloor, w k n o w Annte MATHS. ItAIIIIIII3WI.-Daosobar at 1, Ctsaaberlr mi ii iffie ==zl: l6ar L SW Almada lissumaa, Ists =ann.— ID, 'ltOlp a.an. aw", I liSit rgS, e -nalair w° arsjit relic4 :lll l".l ,l4; MUM—Dssmassr sk MM. the Net. Woostrlas. laLasafferfo. aged awl 110-Desseelme otoweeta. wife at MD. a.. I a r i..vl nie2Segi-coossoiped 114. e ell F.l 'Arse Patalisad by Imam* 0* Losahateearest. Ia the OW of tondos.•-i - r odate Moo, la loselardoirest tie Priam. of . MOSALT. tams' t. 1814.