The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-03 00:00:00

CARDWELL, N.?., AT OXFORD. --co-- OXFORD, IlosoAt. Tbe annual festival of Lodge 68 of the Ancient Osier d Demi& was siebeated lide My, is the sew Corn Assbases, seder the presidesey et ;Nether W. Waarros, Mee aired Ask. Assess* Ms 'web were the Right Hoe. 11. P., Mr. Neste, ILP., Mr. J. Hughes (mom), Mr. H. °teat (s►erif), Yr. Carr (.:-sayer), Abbeys's apse Wad, Randall, Towle, Mr. Justine Pike, Clapbeis Maws, Captain Yeas, Hestia Hussey, &o. The usual loyal sad essatitatiosal baste were given and reesived with greet eeedbality. The Csaismalt proposed the heal& of the members for the .olty—the Right Hoe. R. Cardwell and Mr. Neste. (Led Awing. ) Mt. OAILDIVALL, whoa rang to rowed to the toast we. 'waived wish lead chasm said, in the wane of his Illoifiali—Geatierees. I have read, sad I am sure that yea bawl mad with great I■lBlllll to the sews which yea have reeieved from the Hawthorn Stain of America sot only loseatne you view with deep sympathy aad regrot the wolffereep whisk the ocalisweee of the conflict is that esestry hes IMMlllioesd, but because you have hew a:hooked he me that danger his bees &etiolated loot Mealy Miaow should he intennard, and other countries be mode the omega( pearls; Wale operatioos &pi nate (madly power. (Hew, hear.) lam ad now is • Position to speak ea the precise meta of the quota= that hare arisen, but I bays so hmitalisa is armies yea of ay satire acclaim that as men are more eiraible the. Lord /1 oack (the Cover of onanda) tad his Wean of that which ia due te the !onwar d the British mown tad to the !etiolate neu trality of the DAM& Unitory. (Heat her.) You may be certain that if the meant law in Canada be adequate they will awry it into enteatioe with promptitude and viral ; sod that if the proseat law he lewd inadequate, it mill not low be suffend to maim st (Chews.) had, putlemea. what • spectacle have our owe fallow sub job in British Korth America preeented to the world. They,begve wee la the lass Masa or Sweaty years nearly way threw is Newma shakes—ead they sow me the peat republic) of their own matissal the some of cavil cos wane ad of civil war—they remember with pride and pada& that they are the ankjeels of a throaty as wawa w the eldest lhoopena aweareby, ad that they live war betitalette is bee am say Oat ever were known la the beery of mankind. They have esaosived • eagle midden —they hew designed to bra I aeon to is,, • Mira, but net • mhos divided from the • which they owe to the British throat nor se from the WOW NOY mica which it is their to live, aer estranged from the smociations othielussele whisk bind them to the mother couatry. (fleer, bear.) Oentlences, I have bad the opportunity of reading able washes made by loading 8111111111•11111 ia Hoak Analffiedo to their conslitasata, sad I may say to you in m eint , what I am sure will Interest yea so it interests me, Provident of the Cowed d Canada &liven kis =tto the electors of Caked ; sad when he we. ta un the other day I asked ha what awl of a place Odeed was, and he replied amt with medosable pude, that Oxford was the garden el Canada ; sad I said that I hoped whoa be returned to this country is May he would via with meta gardens sad baildisp al ancient Oxford— (alesere)—and thee, I mid. " You may report to your cos mamma from you owe awake how worthy is the city whom ease you have adopted, ad how greet is the repu tattoo whisk she enjoys nenonept the alias of the warn world. Bat, r I wi r ezing a i n t: •_ opeseli of the most fervent loyalty to the in • &we attachment to the British awn, ad is &wales to British latiaMons, they hen eared to loam all the Northern previewe d the Massa coast late cue t oaafederstica. Aga ammably was held composed of esiePMe comprisieg all wake, who adopted an usaniinoos 11•101116/11, which resolution was reported to the (overawed of their sovereign. I believe it le well undentood by you trot the government of this warmin lost so time in explains to them their cordial samara and, approval et the premedlep which had Whoa prim at the cenfereace. 1 believe that It will have your seaport and the support sad approval of the entire comma atty. (Chews.) Is now rear' for the legislatures of the ✓inpective provisoes to decide on the MUM which they will adopt, and the ultimate daisies will be reseed for the ho ping parliament. (Hear.) Be! think you will apse with as that it will be • very satisfactory day for the mother eicresay if them communities which have gnaws up under her throne shall be united ate a pest and powerful com munity, with all that isidepsedeam which belay to the Baia rase, ad able ad to make monism and eartiose in their own defeat siaready to take their place amass the powerful csammaailiat el the world. (Cheers.) Cadema, it rgives to other countries to be ad powti the pi er em but it has been given to aloes to aet gnat sad freo Is the lea esetnry we governed cur easels with tee meek aped to our own views, and too Hide regard le their Wows ad istereste. The remelt wee a disastrous sad discreditable ca lla., sad is the ea we were compelled to lay what we had mesh better hove avowed la the begianiag. " Wayward eleilews, _depart_ to paw" Thew is so abject of the Quagga of England when now to deport from the &Walt seentitutica. What the policy al amnia could not do the policy of esofklemie has effected. (Hear, bear.) But some people se), bus you we new Ukase the other iffirellie. end MI paredag yea edema too musk for the beneit of the coleeles, sad boo lona at the oost ot the maim aretairy. Well, lam reedy to wash, =Thin sere the eakaies will wart, that so permimest ad enduring eseerieben OM be fried *pow that bra awl that princi ple. Bat what the *Asia will be weedy to mean, art what we shall be prepared to p= with them to establish, is a esomeellisa landed the =during pummels§ sympathy,matedsympath y, =ritual interest, of maul wawa. ; sad I barn that brmay proud to be the pleat of sash seionies, at be the day may come is faun when they will be beth able sod 'Wag to ropey the soda tnee sad eradiation whisk they have received from the mother wastry, sad Mem Wand, speaking as the parent of these distal sea swath; may my she will be glad to have her quiver full el them, and she will sot be mama when she speaks with her ememy is the gate (Heat bear.) I have taw occupied yes • long time, bat I with to lay c few wade cm • sub join et gnat iatereet to the people el °shed. It is • cotes- Mae aflectuag mon directly the nainanty,bot on that wiegmat of peat interest to you, thecitimes d Oxford. You are &IMO that the rase with repa to the admiral' to the Mayer sity of Cambridge are la some egigassa men favourable Bra the rules with rasped to the admission le the Unlit/Icy of Oxford, sad that is the let amiss el parlioneet a Mead el miss, she hot member for Beam. a most distinguished member of the wigwag,. beeeglit in • bill which would have had the effect a rased lag that mieshlel. In sup portiag that bill my hoe. triad wed colleague took as active and distinguished put If that hill had been halted to that purpose I have little doubt that it would have bee. carried. I should have cordially rejoiced Is bee esecem. Bat the authors of the bill went further, and it was ulti mately not successful. But the decision the* come to did not deter me from Pear it my support in the final Magee in the House of Comma I think It right tamplainly that is my judgmeat theme taste which may from joining the University of Oxford are moat readily taken by those who oars little about the sob jsolw they conown. I feel the great importance of keeping I. the forepaw! all the truths al minas In the trailing et youth; bat I think that the time of esawatiseee will Dever be the time of perfect unity of opinion. Amordieg to the old wag. the deed flab dotted oily with the stream. Whenever there was earuestoset then would be diver gence, and I wish we may look, is the conflict is which we re engaged, more &rely to the great potato a which we ON agreed, and lest to the points oa which we un fortunately differ —(olteers)--and that we may **m ane is hannowous action to fight that great battle slualder to shredder to which*. an engaged spied the 1111ffaloa enemy. (Hear, boar.) Yr. Nun, M.P., dee remoulded be the toed, expressing his pearal ecrocurresee is the tem•rlrs which had fallen from his right boo. colleape with respect to the question of reform. Be o►sssed itt both thegreat politiati parties had reason to be wheeled of the ammo at amiduet which They Dad pursued. Bat there wee nommen why the matter shield sot be takes up by the constituents generally. He did not see the neceerity of any great champ with respect to boroughs es with respect to ootnities,where he conaidered the rate of voting mesh too high. (lieu, bear.) He wished to see • gradual eirtiection of the nomination boroughs, end was of opinion that the greatest blot on the legislation at the eoustry wee the predominant influence of the landed aristocracy. (Cheers.) Several other torte were afterwards gives mad re sponded to. SINGULAR Dams.—An inquiry was held het evesisg by Mr. Humphreys, coroner, at the Oreen-gete tams, City-road, 'eructing the death of William George Deeper, aged 80 years. The deceased. it appeared, bad Ivrea a boo lcsid and definer is If rebore, sod was a very studiou map. Hie eye eight pre way, and be lost his best rews, sod although be bad base {might the printing trade by apprenticeship to his father, a master printer in the City, be found that he could sot follow mu that recupatioo sad Ise became a hawker of pent, de. la consequence of the cheap in his position be became reserved, and would lock himself up in his room for emend days together without seas{ any use. For the hat ex TOM be followed this 'dad of life at No. 8. Gelway-strut, St. Luke's. Ou the 18th of December he was bawd by a boy ankles a noise as if fight iag the furniture. Nothing unseat of him midi two days afterwards, the pollee broke late his room. Hs was thee found lying ou the floor, with a /trip of iron eat from a tea tray twisted forcibly rood his waist. He was dead, was supposed that be bad eoennitted Maids. He had placed on the door where belay strips of red and blue paper sad white he.., formieg a French tricolour. 25.. sod 58 paw*. tickets, primevally of bob sad jewellery, were feud is the room. Dr. Xs Me. polies eargerno, and that deceased was quits emsciatsa, bat them was so leek of toed is the room. Death arose from Ohmic* ef serum late the basis, which wse oaf teed. Tb. tree twisted mend the body had net caused his death. The jury Maned • radiated "Death from 'Mural esame.._ — fhCLTHIN THE Swow.--There was a very heavy fall d mow ea Dartmoor es Saturday sight. The roads an Ideated up. A yang maw, a schoolmaster, beloadwi to the weeds* pride, lad hie life fa attemplieg to walk Gam Twilled to the weide at Prised/avow, a disband et owes Whs. His body was fond he a wow diet ea Osalsor idea by the *sae alma Amebae maa bad • saw saw; bill was hoed fassasikka TEE EXP SPORTING INTELLII r t e _- THE TWO-YEAR-OLDS OF SUMMARY. TO TOO ILIITOI OW TIM AULT WI M SIN—As was the are with the three-year-olds of last ewe% the ttrinesnaid .seeks farm a vary Aron body, and my sues& head ban to .:teed over upwards of a imidied home that have di/Unlashed that:Eu*lm axe or has, without taking late accentat the sassy pia uftWjg juvenile. that came out sod failed to rue up to their geed looks. To put the best performer; *ether is no easy matter, ou soooout of the difficulty of judging what saimeh will stay the beet ; bat lassie* tins eoasittloa oat of the que•tios, the follow=n, Dosses& as s very fair index to the twoietr-old SIM of it lb Liddlnston Chatirooop 9 3 12101111011 lO The Duke 9 VlO%OllOll/ _:".11W . 7 10 Be. - 111;aree II II 11181861* Wild A4pbee • If Yanking I 1 llamas III 10 Money epbanat T • 10 Jezebel 810 Ease Lynn 7 = s ir K.euld Zambesi Otirdevlens• 8 7 Hawk!' ! _.-- ri;l7l. i i Sweet Jame 7 0 Zephyr Catalogue ()Wager 8 7 langaree 7 8 41adlatent _ - ... . .. ! ! Louidown Breh Lim m 8 Pu Ilkliffirlad $ na 141 g Plak De. 11 04 411 lawsgaibi IA likhaals a I S Faada,f. Oi.sw 7 7 :::: i i ialAr ::i i i~iw: - - i i La illiadlfill = 8 Nel l ie llan 7 8 MW T Madman II Haaslnsi 7 7 rfir *dm , II CelTram 7 7 Wee . IA-7. I 1 PM" . .L. 7 1 Deo !WM. II 1 Piiiiesalsol ttelY. _ _ _ , T. 7 Tampon II II Ladslp ed Oil 1/ Forams . . Whe 41860,.. WWI - I Elm AVM, a 0 psi ar 7 4 Mk Dm 6 6 wa oad 7 0 117 Ara 8 0 Larvik* V 4 6 bodice liatabara I la resone llt Maar 7 d 7 6 SR Mawr lEI Mimi Mid 7 t hakaros " ter Mopes, l'l2 7 6 111411114 Wier to •116 Arabia 'disbars\ 7 U Twalsadase 7 6 eldisaataa llasSieleis >Ol/ lO NMI 7 4 Astblilasisssr lle lam Clig 710 Slaws" T 1111 L /pram .. .. 716 P ale 7 1 -., coals T It prima& T I Carusll 7ii Biseredim Costract )unwell There are several 1a the list that may sew pt • mile, arid lam very suspicious of Lion, La !decimate, Vision. ruzilaa. My Yaw, Mosoy,Bpiams, Black Duchies, Zisca, and • few lower dews I. the male ; whilst it is se eartainty about Catalogue oves ciaieg • leers journey thee she did list year; bat all the others epos whom I put 13st 71b or upward. look like {Nile( over • inedseute Alatases—eay from • roll* to • mile sad • halt--ited the atnimilse for t h e great three-yearyikl errata, thanks to them. aro =Ws to pro,* as exciting as me. The forthcoming Darby wean • very 4ereat oomplenon to that of last leer's daring the aviator nom, for instead of • Cahn Jack or 1410 de rmr being is indelance, to soulpw ell the "best form" ea gaged therehi, we have • mid Mattagami& at the hood • cd all their sesitemporaties, oaf soother Blair Athol will hare to some out of the " dark divirsoo to bast the public homes fa May men. I must PONS' to not berg swirly so sweat as the askeenra tee as bet year, for all Um some made about Breadalbase, Okra& loss Carol, Arehireedas, Broomlelaw, testing to MIME, kn. aa there is very ibilersat "form" to stead apse than Shit{ of Scottish Chid, Ely, Paris, or Omataricsa ; but as my seat letter will be ass the subject of Ike Derby, the question seeds so diammaing am, kn, IIXTBOR. o'S -MONDAY. Alter a des interchange of civilities as members seemed the sobwriptiownion, the mean Wier* of VW: visit was the swat past to emider, sad the Derby was as a natter a NOM brought at the tapir. It was soca &wavered that Brendelbane wis is the asesedent, and one of the Ant beta laid wee to liftiesabset the Illeiten ars& The Ireassetien wee. however, a harried Gee, fee up WSW arise of b.d the 81311111 priers wen obtainable. 13 to Ito bOl. wee takes sheet Chattanooga, lied 1.000 to 40 owl taken and offend abed Brother to Mial. sa d (Adams Wel. The Cottage " wooed string." liroaraielaw was also clawed, oss sae 11511. biveetment of :10 " pest." pee a stopper as Shaw odds. The Beek sad Aral rl a ia at their former quotations. The two °Weider% Friday end Congress, were eatrested will quite a lamp mossy, 10,000 to 130 having bees booked shoat gaol. Clods( moss: Dizay. Ito apt Mr. Merristatiengtos (MI) 9to Mr. W. Chasm's GroMatases (t aad od) to to Mr. Naylor's Chattastoop (t) 23 to lard Glasgow's !roar to Mils (t and off 25 to Mr. T. Wallow's Chrtalism Orsol (t .od otr) lb to BlrJoseph Hawkers lodmieMsr (26) 25 to Mi. Maelluaggs Opeamor 20 to Mx W. Timms's Broomislaw de to Mr. Islads Buck (t aad of) 40 to Lard Durham's Arial (t aad WTI 43 to Mr. Williwasaw's Lowdown (4) MOH to 120 Mr. T. lam'. friday (t) 10,000 to 140 Mr. Mayloe'd Caspar (1) Maness= Nsw Tsai ilssrtno.—This mating, otos. prima( elseggeokasiag, hurdle, and flit min& sad which was to have takes place yintordity (Monday), to to Saturday next, January 7, in consequesoe oftr iPc sews ld frost. EALING STEEPLECHASES. 1230.—THE GLllTLigilt PLLIII (Handicap) of 40 awn. wising. 'atm Two anon . --- no 446 — b all mi Serious Cue • 01 13 l 0 Polly Hogalaa 0 10 7 mr I101 .66 7:1117 •• U 4 1131a4 Spot 4 10 6 I n 2 1 413114400 71• PAW a n n Irish Day - 10 0 P•ai 5 11 II The Ides 4 10 0 TO•posi • 11 lablwortb . 7 _ 6 !I * e:umw~.. • ii i • 10 0 - Wham - 11 11 0 Th• 1) , ak•i , • 10 0 StuttUocoak MULTSIPIM Mahe 5 10 10 Mame Vomit ... 0 paid 1.15.—A 331.trw0 erzurszcausa of 3 soya. was, with 20 added ; 3-yr (Ada, 1104 41b ; four, 12.4 41b ; hi wad up words, 12st 91b ; williog &Bowsaws. Two mike. 2.o.—Thh MIDDLUZA OPEN HANDICAP erlineceetre el 7 sows. each, 2lt to the feed, wait 60 added; wisest. extra. About three mules sad a ball. Aso at lb Aso at lb Serious Caw • 11 7 Toner 041 • 10 It Ironies, 6 UlO Maillosook Portland • 111• . 6 10 7 I V i z . a U 7 11 6 Ilasilsoll 7 Dobby• II U 4 MIAs Dick 10 7 Premier a 11 6 Allow 4 10 7 teoriehawk II II I (Works Pl6ll Wla • U I Bravo - 10 0 limbo/ • 11 0 Postai • phi The Bosse • 10 11 - - - 2.311.—Tan Burma' Wei= of 5 eon. seek with L cap added, fee bootees ; sortein penalties ; 4-ye olds, ILl4lb ; five, llet 71b ; sti sad aged, 12st. (9 ado.) Bprisd Goa, 5 yrs ; Metros, Selves Pedes, Great Ilapeetatkais, Iwfgh• too, Flying Spur, Lady Mortis, aged; Soots Grey, aged. 3.30.—A SWIIIMILIBB of 3 son, each, with • sip added, fat heroes the property of volunteers sod tomb= el the yeomaory is the meaty of Middlesex ; 124 t 7lb wish ; to be ridded by volunteers ea members of Ley yoornoary corps. (2 miles. l ANOTRIR ASSAULT Llf ♦ RAILWAY CAZILIAOL Yr. A. Brows, the statiormrter at Hempel, was charged before the Blackpool magistrate a few data ago with is decently assaulting Miss Griffith., the anderat of a draper at Merthyr, in a railway carriage. The ecimplatemat mid that at the Bleenalon station cm the 4th of list month, when returning to Merthyr, she was invited by the defer dart, who was in a fint-class carriage, to enter the seine compartment with him, and as she found be knew one of the young ladies who had sosompanied her to the platform she did so, although her ticket was misoad-olam, the defer dant promistog W "make it all right." After pasties Crumb° station the defendant commenced to assault her in the manner complained of, although she begged of him not to do so. At Tredgar station he invited her to have some bawdy, which she declined, but she dried having shaken hands with him wide he left Vs* train at Biwa On the completion of the evidence Brows was committed to take his trial at the Usk Quarter Sessions, but was admitted to bail. A RAILWAY BRIDOI Damaoau.—Ou Saturday night, as the ebb tido was going out, a quanta of boom- Umber broke from its fostenisp is the Make Hirti.peol, end drifted to the entreats of lb. Blake, end on going trroZ - gi oaraei• emitacit with the ins pillars ;which mimeo; the railway bridge in menezioa with the Liss betimes the two Hartlepoola. The tide appears to hare beim easy fast, and the timber went with Each form ths= bl 4 the reernive pillars were knocked buddy down. There am only four pillars which support tide stroctarri, twoat sash ▪ rosoMg tomurds the centre 'from the Bidet, sag it woe the two awed to Old HartlepooL Sows parties beard the mash, sod after szamining the bridge, forted %battalion of the sandiest wee each that if the pmeeager hula went ever the emesquenese might have hemmed dismileems. They isontediataly ran to the Hartlepool Magee, sad were is ro to stop Mt* train. Of mune no Was attempted to pass over, sad it will he some days before trade loa the lisie is remised. Oa Sunday • somber of 1101101111110 wire eis• pied is patting .pp besantel Maher to muepert ge r= tseepotarily will bleb castings are made sad —Lads Mervury. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY f rr 1865.- LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. Jilt. 2. (Beare Mr. Pb43lt3as and a Jon.) LONDON GINNILL 0109.1011 0011PANY 9. DOOM - MUT This was as steles to reamer 71. 10s. damages sustained by the plaintiffs in canseqathes of the alleged negligeace of deleadant's servant. Mr. Beard, es the part of the company, called witnesses to prom that upon • certain market day in September last ese of the plaintiff,/ *buses was paring on iss jours b.. teem eight and aloe o'clock In the morning through White shape!, where the roadway is very much impeded by market arta and bubbles' dills. As the 'bus arrived at a pertloalat spot a lad was sem so lead a horse and cart acmes the road. , He was sailed to, but without effect, lad the driver of the 'bus, who ma vim between six and eaves miles an boor, "sled to pull up. Th e lad became alarmed, end k Llitr2 . l , dome, the wheel of Smart passing over his legend it, the side pang of the 'bus being torn out by the " k7al the cert. Mr. Lswis Lewis called witnesses for the defeedsat, to thew that the 'bus ma going at between ten and twelve miles per hour, and that the lid in shame of the cart was not at all to biome. The lad himself deposed that plaiatiffe driver wee goiag at such • rate that he meld sot ▪ als• Mr. Beard addressed tbe jury upon all the *rhinos, and urged that it wee not likely • 'Mu oould move at the rate deeiribed through such a crowded thoroughfare as White caleilonoar said that if plaintiffs driver bad In any way contributed to the accident by hie own negligeom then plain. tiffs could not recover. If the boy had alone canna the atuddeat then defendant must pay, but if there were a clear road the lad bad a perfect right to lead out the bone sad eart, sad plaiatiff's driver was bound to wait. If both Odom had b ee guilty of negligence them plaintiffs oould not FICOVIC The jury found for the plaintiffs, but 'sprained a hope that the sommay would do somethlag hoe He bet. Mr. Beard said he would lay the troommeam before the directom Verdict for the plaintiffs. WISTRUCTINO TEI ELVIN THANZI AN • NICHOLSON'S WILABY. —.— At the Mansion-house police oourt yesterday, Mr. Frederick John Bosky, JIM, appeared before Mr. Alderman Stone, who was &Mimeo, the Lord Mayor, is me. ewer to a summons taken out at the tutus, of the Thames Board of Conservancy upon the complaint of Captain Jamie, harbour master of the port of London, charging him with hosier unlawfully hindered the complainant in the aucation of his duty. Mr. Brown barrister, appeared to support the oom plaint, and gr. Chasid, barrister, appeared for the de ftdest. Mr. Brows, In opening the oue, stated that he was in *noted by the Comervators of the Elver Thames to sup port • summer against Mr. Frederick J ohs Seeley, jun., on of the proprietors of Nicholsoo'sWharf,ia Lower Thames street, for having, as set out the summate, obstructed and hindered the complainant, who was harbour master to the port of London, in the *mouth* of his duty. Captain James, In his office of harbour muter, had given sotto* to writing to the master of a menus veinal, called the Clotilde, &Wring hint to remove the said vesseL The master having mode &halt in removing the vessel, the harbour master caused It to be removed, and Mr. Bosley, who was on board at the time, hindered him in so doles. The cue, h. said, was cos of great imperials:a to all persons who bad anything to do with the port ot Leaden. Ceder the Thames Ocressayeaoy Act of 1867, the Board of Conservators had the power of regulating, managing, sad improving the traffic os the River Themes, and the priecipal part of the duties devolved upon the harbour-neater, sad without some such power vested in Doom person, the traffic of the Thames must necemarily become confused. The harbour master had the power, under 80 and 81 sea of the act, to direct the mooring, unmooring, or placing or removing of any viteed ; and in the 83rd section it was provided that if any master or commander of any vessel should not moor, unmoor, place or remove any vestal in accordance with the directions given by the harbour master, it shall be Ladd for the harbour master to cruse it to be removed‘ and by section 83, wider which the summons was framed, it was provided that if any master or parer oa board—(Mr. Brown remarked that Mr. Beaky was • urea cm board) — shall binder the harbour muter, or say person employed by him, in mooring, unmooringg ,, or placing sock anal, he shall forfeit • stun not U. Mr. Brown then proceeded to state that Mr. Be lay's lather was the occupier of • wharf knows ea Nieholaseh Wharf, lying text Billisprite oo ens side sad Betel* Wharf os the other side. Fora gnat may years put the ocoupien of Nichol/ice's Wharf bad two dummy harps outside the wharf for the purpose of facilitating the leading of cargo and panniers ; the onervators, would not L with the propnotors of the wharf in the ppreoopperer use of thee dummies, but he thought when the Alder man had heard the fens he would see that the use that had been made of thaw during the last few years was such sa to amount to • gnat suisanoe, not only to the proprietors of other wharves, but to the detriment of the basins. of Bil bngegenmarket. The complaint the Thames Ommervators had to make wu that during the last thrum four years Mr. Healey bed bees in the habit of briegiag vessels to the duct mica of enormous length, sad nth* honor complainediol the CloUkta measured about 240 fed in length. They were taken then far the purpose of discharging theft eirm and in some mass he thought for taking in their augo, they were kept there two, three, sad four days, and the elect of mus i ng such long vessels there was that they eem sidorabl overlapped the adjoining whams and Bilthpo which latter was • publics highway. Messrs. y's wharf, or, as it wee calle4 Nicitolion's Wharf, had • Dooley, of 100, aid Botolph Wharf' had • hostess el 80 feet, so that • urea more thaa 200 fast lug would abut over the whole of Boloipb Wharf and • part of market. Numerous compiahate had been saatle DUl Vl proprietors of Botoiph Wharf mad rims to the eamsenaten of the obstructions oared by_ the mooring of titre large vessels to the dummies of Nisholioe's Wharf. A wire spoodencie bad takes place between Mr. Banyan the con servator without offset, and the heard had felt it their duty to direct their harbourmaster to keep the approaches to Botolph-wharf and Billingsgate as clear as possible. ti pool • previous occasion Captain James had removed • vessel from N Oboists's, and the result was an applisalien for • atIAMOUS at this court; but it was die..' spew the au derstaoding that proceeding, were to be takes In a court. A writ bad bees issued hp Mr. Begley, which beau served upon Captain Jane, bat no further steps had been taken, although the oators were quite ready to dein. OL the let at December Wt Mr. Bailey caused • vessel to he moored to the dummies off his wharf, called the Clotilda, which was the length he had already mem timed. Captain James, carrying out the orders of the conservator, served the master of the vowel wash • bodes in writing, directing him to remove the vowel to • tier of steamers at Battle-bridge within 20 hours after the ..rule of the IOUS& This was not done, and Captain James proceeded to do it, and bad to sever the chair by which the vessel was made fast, and while doing so Mr. Bosley interfered with sod hindered him. It had bees suggested that Mr. Berkley would contend that he bad a perfect right to moor semis of any lelancggttbh he pleaded to his wharf, oo matter how they obstructed or hindered the approach of vessels to the ad joiniog whams, and to keep them there as long as he thought fit, but be (Mr. Brown) onatoned that such an idea was perfectly preposterous, sad a person hiving steapyin • werthouse la the Oily might au well think of • waggon or van made of extraordinary dirtioudons stinting before his door all day for the pianos, of loading or asked tag, extending over his neighbour's warehouses on each gado, and preventing thus from ean ) iag on their barium by leading r unloading their goods. While Mr. Bosley we in the habit of keying easels moored to his dummies which were of the sorriest alas there wes no complaint, but d= the last two or three years the vessels which were r there were of such extreme length that they, as be had already stated, projected ocesiderably over the other wharves, preventing vessels from having sons to them. If Mr. Bony bad a right, as he pretended, to take vessels there over 200 feet in lesigth, thee he had also • perfect right to moor the Great Zorn then, which was 700 feat lug, and which would entindy block up all the adjoining wharves, an purest men going to or inn. them. It was said by Mr. Bogey that his redrawn bad for some time pant dose the mane th u lb iaibe at be n woldd show that the pretties bad ooly existed d the last three or four ran so far as regarded tho of the very loft vessels went. Beton th at vessels had takes there for the purpose of unloading and disembarking presagers, which was oily for am boar or so. That, however, was complained of, and as action, brought with gnomes ; but the obstrullea cared then smoothing compared with theobstracitioassesed by the vessels which were taken there at the present time. The domain were attend to a pile drives into the bed of the river, which was placed there by a lines from the Thames Hord of Comsereston, which be esid they *nth put an sod to bany time. Heise Mr. Bailey bad sae thief to do with it, Maw& Nicholson bad the wharf, as* previous to their having It it was held by the at East ladle Company, to whom the lessee for placing the pile there was granted by the names Onservaarry, or as it was tin eaßed the Navigation Committee of the Corporation, nos the minima of the amen ram of 11. Is., which ha d bra paid by the sucoemen of the Bast India Company, sad was pad up to the present time by Mr. Bosley to the present Thames conservator.. A reeolades granting the use of that pile sa the payment of the sear by the East India Company the pleasure of the committee appeared is the seise under date of Dee. 4, 1800. The ourseerators, however, bad no wish to deprive Mr. Bosley of the use of the pile if be used it without obstructing the noses to the other wharves. The conservators had thought they would be vines in their duty towards the public and the whartlogers if they did sot take some steps to put a stop to what wee outplatand of as a great and envious obstraetios. Gonda James was thee called, and stated that he was harbour-master to the port of Leedom. He knew Niolicsl - Wharf, brume Brolph Wharf, on the bridge side, and Etillinpgatonarket oa the other side. Nicholsoa's Wharf, he believed, no 102 for keg, and Botoiph Wharf was 86. Then had bra for many years past lying oil Niebona's Wharf two dummies, or of which pointed to wards the shore, sad the other was head sod stern up and down the river. They were some distanos from the wharf, and connected by ea iron stage or lading. Os the let of December last there we • vessel called the thrills, which was made fast onside the cater dummy, whisk measured in length about 250 feet over all. The ralaffilillaart at Lloyd's for cargo was 212. It greatly over lapped the dummy barges, and also Botolph Wharf cm one end and Billiogsgateetairs on the other, sad was an air struction to the adjoiniog wharves, and if say vowels boil been word to go into or leave the adjoining wharf they could not have done so. He spoke to the defeedaata about it, and gave notice to Robert May, the master of the Cis tilde, to remove the vessel to Battle-bridge-tier edible 18 hours from the serving of the satin. He gave the meths at &30 p.m. on the Ist December, and I. the afternoon of the tad the order had not bra obeyed, bat be found the vessel still moored to the dummies. He want on board the vessel st about half-past 12, sad found her fastened to the dummy by a chain which was locked. He requested the mate to unlock it, but he said he could not, as the meter was not there, but referred him to Mr. Beaky. He with ashore and sew the defendant, sad asked him to unlock the chain and let him take the camel away, an be said the chain bad been looked by his father's orders, old he emit not undo it, and dared him to go on the dummy to sods It, bat said be could do whet he liked if he kept in the ship. Wither told him he would remain on board ship if it won possible to unfasten the chain ; that if not he must get ea the dummy. Ho then obtained the anuses of Inspector Clarke, of the Thames Police, with his boat's crew, and she of Mr. Thomson, master of the steam dredge, sad his crew, and proonlod with the rogoialto tools to MVO/ the chain: While doing so hs heard a notes as if swan/ chain won being moved, and he went on deck sad there saw Mr. Bads, giving directioos to have the von' made fast by anfthat rad a larger chain. Eventually he severed the chain, thews obstructed and hindered from doing so by the defeatist. Mr. Gifted admitted that there was • hindration In Ithaca to Mr. Giffard, the wires' mid be had Nicholson's Wharf about 25 years. It had been the frequently aring the last tee or throe years unloading v es sels at the end sine the practice cif( bringing the fruit is the large steamers. Be had knows them there from two he fear days. They were a very serious obstruction, and were, moreenr, very deageror, r the dummy was in • safe pier to moor them, - sad if they got adrift they would do a gnat ad of damage. There were no utooriap bat thew of Ih. thany,which were alight and sot suasion to kith a reel el litten and &dainties. Ore stoat coraplakite had bees mien him of the obstruction from Brolph Wharf sad Illithergate. He had brt the artier to the Botha if the rerreaten, mod had selas Wm" the atones and approaches clew mad free from °Wrestling. Is August ball • *Mar emapimiat was made, sad mammeasse some lakes cat awl bard ley Mr. Ablineau Fiesta. He did sot hear it asked that a oats for apple at lb* Omit of Qum's Bank sight be warred. Then was • Menem between the tae maerweesse. The ether was pit for se obsteeetien is his duty. Osa's Quay adjoined Botolph Wharf ea the brides side, sad if yeemis were lying is Ones claw at the time the two rem& wan lying at Nishelmea's _ .Wberf the appreask to Batelle Wharf would be mils* Waal up. Oe the day is ques tion there were three seitotaere sad two shiam.veseski at Cor's Quay. Coes gouty wes beg sasaa to take a vessel 250 feet is leagib, *aeon be did so. Weimer' them. Mr. Deering, the clerk of Bill ..market, gate elf - demos of the serious obstructioa amid by the projection of meek moored to the &wanks eff Illabehea's Wharf. Tho foremast of Botolph Wharf abo gave tridents of the imotivanisme and obstruction arising from the of vessals meted off Nichols/dm Wharf, mad so 'it ' ll!: to priemet meets to Botoiph WWI if ores Quay to be full He also stated that it was may within= few yeen that Mr. Seeley had beta in NMI habit of taking emit tarp mesas them Hr. WWI, lb. dark is the Tows Climb's offlea boss prored ber a bosh of the Navigable Omeadtlee ter 1800, in whisk the minute al to. printing the East la dle. Comptey_tbe is of the pile, append. ILL °Wird objected to it as sot Wiwi evideeee. Ho mkt the cerpoiatioa could pet prove by their ewe bombe that width mast be proved by indepepileat mideses, or to per toe Gould make midmost foe himself. Ms. Blows mid be was is a positima to show that the annual sum bad been paid Pace 1867 by Yr. Boaley, and that it Mid previously his. paid to the old eseservators sines 1800. Mr. Alderman Stone thought if it could be shows that It was paid under that resolution ft woad be 'vides" other wise li• was of opinion it would mt. It was afterwirds &sad that Mr. Brows bad misquoted the resolutios, and that the words " duriap U. plemente of the castables " had boss *mid is the espy by _adstsha. and did sot appear in the resolebra. sad Mr. Oiled with drew him objeetka. Mr. Lomb said be wee formerly clerk to the Natio*. Committee of the Ompesatios. mid was pow engkeeer to the present Coeservancy Board. Hs preyed that tbe temetatioa alluded to was the meal lona id list semmilese for pat ing such Sam" and slated that be hod roseired the Me. per Room from the East Isdia Cenepsey mei float Ilesess. Nicholsoe, who seeeestled them ; bat be bed act colleetwi the rents slam 1858. _ . - 11r:Urffard sienitied the peyeent et the rent The ear fur the oemplainent wee aimed. sod the ease ens sdjoorned, dist oreuryies they're)", pert et tha day. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - - A DMILIAT UAW. 0. 8. Cameros : be the Cumberland. Colonel E. H. F. Fooklington, half-pay late of the 2od Regfroest. Assistitst-ternaster-Ossersl, is appointed to wowed Colossi as a insaiber of the aawl of Military Brisoatioa, the latter others basin eueeeede adinat* d ColoselT. Z. Lae Tat the Royal Military Collor *M . Ttee — xamination of candidates for admission to the Royal Military Anadesay, Wooled*, Wan the Vies- Presides& and the membere el the Omura at Military Edandies, ornameneed yesterday at the Royal Rospial. Mama. As anal on the gat day the examination meg a medial one. The examination will not terminate till the 18th lomat. There are above l3ooandidates far lb. thirty two V&CIUKOSI. PORTSXOI7TH, JAN. 2. The Achilles, 20, iron screw steam frigate, Captaia Edward W. Vaunted, an the Medan %L a ma; meael, Baster Jobs El. Allsrd uis commeadar riled co for Plymouth. The Amore, mow agoto4 Caplan flor Finn L. BPOliatedy 71. T... to p est harbour us Wednesday. for trial of her engine after main. The Higlifiyer, 21, screw tenet* Copan' Theme H. B. Raley, swung hoe oconpuoss to-day for oporevaL The Noisoos, 17, screw sloop, was taken on of No. 9 don to-dal. A coortmartlel was bald on board the Thiory, °lanky sad Satantry, to try George Walker, • private Royal Marine, for break* trio the gun-room steward's berth, cm board the &Burnham hulk, co the night of the 17th De *mbar, sad stealing therefrom • gunny of win sad spirits. The court wee of opialos that the abuse et break ing into the berth bed sot ben proved, bat that lb. pri mmer WY pity at Mealier wise, sad he was eentened be twelve monthi impriscomeat at Winchester. The Orestes, 2, tree screw troopship, Captain H. W. Hire. which bee already been reported as having arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, left St. Helena co the 29th of October, an reached Table Bay on the 7th November, the skip, for several been after gating ino the an ems, barns rolled so heavily that the military diem who were deepen in the upper beaks were thrown completely out, sad then was • large destrutrue were. After the skip bed noband • be e tte r rr i o7 edillery an board was trassfared to tighten sad coerced Warn the diesenberhattra being wry difficult *nag to the bony grown swill whin prevailed at the time. The Orestes nes resumed her voyage to Bimoa's Buy. At St. Helen she embarked about 250 VIM of the 84. Halms calomel re gimen, whin les ben bonen up, sad thaw nos bed voleateered for senior in ninon regimen stationd is ladia. They will be repined by • nag of the 10th Bait meet, which the Creates will convey Rain on bur home- ' ward voyage. Durkee the pump from St. Helena to Bbans Bay it was fond thst the chip bed made about three hones of water per hour is her otter compartment, but, altheogit • avert nomination had bees made inboard sad by • diver, the ewe el the leakage was an disconredL The Orontes sailed from Inaritim on the 134 k of Novem ber, promeding theses to Ceylon. Oe Saturday eight an acmiect occurred to the Than s collier brig, while hauling into the Cairn/. Through some mistake which, up to the prowl time, has hese use:- plained, the brig greened ea Pent Bieck sad worry offset to get ler off at the sent tide was nava*. The vessel wee seriously Were& sad made so lawn water that the crew oommened dishrag* the amigo yesterday. DESPATCE OP TIM WAIT INDIA, MICTICAN AND PACITIC liarte.—Sounuitrrox, JAR. 2.—The Rayil Mall Oommay's steemehlp Sane, OmWs Remit, sailed this al Mama at three s'alock with tie mans for the Hake sad foreign Wed belies, Mexico, the Paced; Casual domicile, M. The fielne took as he jewellery, Tlb& ; Freon li gold min. 4,6801. ; elver= l Mi. • low•Uory, 11.8061. ; sad a full ono of s imarciasabs. SZEIOTII ACCIDENT AT WOOLITICE.—A NAM assidsat marred yesterday sitioseas to a labourer mama William Marsh, employed as the dockyard. It mem that a party of seams were drawing • heavily isles Musk sear the loser basin, when Mar* who was paseig over the lesamay at the time, was Masked dem end wed his lugs blokes. The mama was immedistely ~eyed to the sayal Marie, Herpital. SIVVFOCATION 01 THE CAPTAIN AND MATE or • Rtreeme B.37.—The captain sad male of a Russian um. elms ship sow lying in tie Royal Dock at Osissehy wars, ea Saturday marmot, found dead in their births. Os Pdday maim the captain "tamed la" to bin MY, sod was subsequently followed by the nate, who Mien late kin bed, mordim to costsea, pat a sap ems the mesested with the breslaes of the eabia. Time was • Mussel ire burgles ; and is some of the =OW entoring the sabla Is the ismer& they loud bilk ma dud. It is they were suffocated by the fumes al Me Au. =- 11 --Idisterst Moral, Nem. Tx. Lars Mumma ix Iszumx—An inquest was bold os Friday at /Whom, oa the mashie of the late Mr. Thomas Reyaoids, who was shot dead in his owa home oe tbs. night el Tuesday. Desember Wth. Mr. Same, RAI.. was presset ; else 11.11•111. Mater and Fowler, Pie., and some other megiserates. Three parties, maid Hugest (brothers) sad Fly.., bad bees anerted a sespiessa Wag oesesnied is the murder bat wen sot predated at tlalLaireel Mr. Fitsgerald appeared for them. Mrs. depend that her innimad sad ridsMaigaret Willey &Mg at the ire la the sehookocem, alter km, dieughts, whoa saddeely ea explodes alarmed Mr, which put out the lamp e the labia. She thought at irst that the /amp bed exploded, bat cm • light Merin hem brought is she saw be, hushaad, with bin head bailable dam as tbo labia, apparently nacemeieus Oa going over mho found a large wend ea the right wide of Ws neck. He woe ties anocoscions sad osald not speak tr her, and his met were closed. He motioned in the err 1110011113iDUI Ilillt• natic live o'clock on the following mere lag, .4oa be died. He repeated the word " fire" roc er twee by whish she oaderstood that he was sold. On. tim wisdom of the mom was net dosed, the wisdoms.' bei.g compied with Hower pots, sad whim the light wee brought in they discovered that a pane et glom bad bees brokers. They then bum that a shot had bees fired. In mly to Mr. Winter, whims slated that eleseasM bad ..om been threaleseL Mr. Fitzgerald said that at this stage of the poomedisms our lee MM. oa behalf of some my remest parties Mr had best arrested, to smere if they were helms the imp for teal. The corms said be did net ksow. He had sedip comets impairs as to the came el death. Dr. Timm dee w e having atteaded sal droned the weal et the issuers the night of Ilsertab. He am& • poet merfess of the body, end hod Yet damaged bad died hem a gpmehet wad, sad salesqueni Ism at Wei. Ho Issed a 11•61•501 pellet as the based the akall, sawed the lame of erhia were treetared. The jury sseamil a model el "Wilful murder against some perm sr ream us. Tax RArorAY COMPANIES AND harm) RASH. CAILIKAAIL—Ths Lie= as. beselser d Chnelenes% Wiled by tbe limpid Oen base Mesa ter sure thee Whit* le elltehe assper ere mere equal news el forelegs ire this fired Ease end tbeir a trieseiss. leaglb Utah", ;et =el l abed is swa .t t eashi fbr es : s sed send hoes • way station elide 96 beers alter= whoaaaKti bleasbeeler sad Okays* wW b. pa tea. insteed 411. Isenedy. 1/1 lea stadia beyond 96 0 f been the peennot sift nil 1 i dumped. lhis esseenloa Y deemed he bees siniehnienh iasseseeb as it does .at Irma sew. Wen era ether Wert ! lest breasbes el peedese. TheOhniebsreloomenne bevy ' resolved le mallow their astleilse moths sebbeek sod* , a:pasted WA regreasstallea .41 be node te the Deed Teed& MIDDLESE2f SESSIONS. Williams Clarence, 30, aorountast, was Waled fer • sold &els arid other articles, value 10i., the prope de rti Jules Roast, is:thr imp nt hoses. The primmer pleaded tr es the Lea:daunt. Yr. Rowdes for the prosecutor ; Mr. Seeley for the Klemm The proescuter is a watchmaker and jeweller is Pteradilly, and while espied /amiss some ladies in his shop, 011 Skis 19th of Desember, the prisoner *stared sad asked to he supplied with • watei-kep, with which he we served, and he left the shop. Wham Ise was ion* the gold chain sad other snicks Wen mined, spas which he was followed, and the articles found os bias. He was lies giVIID into cui lli a r! i taley, foe the *soar, rid he bad begs is the publialia, is which head hat a great deal of mosey. ad at the time he sobered the shop, blaag is a stale of intoxi cation, he had yielded to a oren hompletios ad took the articles. The prcesestor reoommeeded the to serey. The Anielast-Judge laid the did set appear to be a practised thief, sod be pre a light 011/114eSes which wee, that he be iappruposederl kept to hard labour for three months. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payee.) Rdspard Tapping, 18, a rheumy, was pissed at the her, indicted for smarm a whip, the property Jolts Whitby, to which he pleaded not guilty. The preemptor Is this case was a dairymen, sad epee the 12th Doommber he was out Nevin his oaromers. He left his art and horse outside a been is *dares-road, Del etes. After.. shames al • few INtialliel he returned, sad ' , the whip ad seat were gone from the cert. He maw Ilse primmer remain, sad he followed hies sad easilit hire. The parser said he was very sway. The wham amok the pram sad la hiss go. At that time he had cooly aimed the whip, mad was be toad that his coat wee goes he west sad tea the primmer aria lob eastody. He did air girt the inestable the whip. for he took it home. The &maitre', which came from Worship-street polies ear, were hay headed to the Titers. They stated that the meatuses mid ea his oak " The whip which I took hom d laabe paissear) I gave to the aearable ; it is sow pro ud io weak 6a." Witeeee—l did aot say that, ad so whip was poxioeed. Mr. Payee—Be armful ; you have sipped the depositions, is which It is rated that you did may se. Witmer —I am quite sure I did sot may mo. I hook the whip home. Is the coriable's evidence it was rated la the doper • Ross that he rid " I meshed the whip I produce from the lest witesea" The soastablia 503 N, was celled, sad said—The &moot. Ron are at anat. I sever replayed the whip at all, and as whip was produced at the police court. The depo sition wen read oar is the pseeros of the =aerate. Mr. Payee—This b oertaia y a very stream way of dreg 'persona Sometimes wirers, an put to a very severe eroupcmamisetioe about whir they have said at the police ear. The learned judge, in mediae to the fora at the ease, said the atoms wee wreog le tal a cil the law late hie ows ha to da. He thee put the ma the cry. The jury found the primmer guilty, be was smatessed to four most& hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. otraDaAm. The sew year wee iningu rate7d at this office by the *beet al ase of those estraordlawy asourreaces which rarely wear at any of the polio* Gouts of Loudon, and probably waver at this particular pried of the year. lir. Alderson' J. C. Lawrence attended at the awl hour for commencing ba4 news, wad epos takiag his seat apes the bench was Waited by the chief clerk thaS the list of business wee what is usually twined • maidse sue. 011 sech ran osawions kw bun Ow awn= been tbne Immemorial for the presiding wieglawate to receive a pair of white kid gloves emblems. Vaal is various ways of the total &homes of crioes even for a day, I. seek a &only populated distriet as that of the City of London. This lotweetiag serenowy was es this awasion observed. LAMBETH. JoAm Porter, a ask driver, was 'barged before Mr. Elliott with Wei drink sad obstiaite, cad mindsg to move cm cc get cm the rank .to. required to do ea. Polise-ocersable Jobe Ksonedy, 181 L , said that at merter-past one o'slirek that monies he faced the prisoner Maading with his cab at the end of Keualagton-gresa, sod obesrviag that be had hien there for sass time, he asked him who he was waiting for; sad his reply was, far his owe eanmeisecmsed be refused to name an. Whams per mind the was the IFOVINI for liquor, end told aim Not into did not get away from there be should take bins to the station-boom and send his cab to the greee.yard ; bat he still refired to move. Wits's' then ezamised the cumbers cm the cab, and toned that those se the bask differed from Ores ce the side, the farmer big 3,185, and the latter 11.183 ; sad the nide plates wee ace is their =place. He then took the primmer to the station and it was then found that he had wither the usual tickets which the sot of perliamsat required, am. Ibe distance sod (~.book. The primmer ems hamar very suseyoued mid the owner of the cab was a Mr. Dowling, whoa he Mew very well that the owner was bin own Is is* to the c The lonis dent ri d ting drank es staled by the eon• stable, and maid that if be bad bees se, it wee not likely that he should be allowed to drive hie cab, with the akar oe it, from Keuniegtoe.greee to the senice4asee. The constable Kennedy, admitted that was true, bet he should sot have allowed him to do so if he bad sot been nand alongside his oe the box et time. Mr. Rfiloo I onevinted the primer in • penalty of 7s. or sines Lye ; end directed the allow in the one to m ake the necimuy inquiries respecting the doable set of num- bers as his cab. -44 WANDSWORTH.' Frederick Fredericka. the minister of a he, was summosed by lespector Aloncir, of the V vision, for unlawfully ening to be promoted • certain part is • stage play, the mese not being • patent throbs or duly Lensed as • theatre. The defendant pleaded guilty, end said it was very herd that such places for the poorer clam Gould not be licensed. Polies constable Hanford, 332 V. said that oe Widow day, the 2lsl ult., he went toithe defendant's theatre at the men of Nelsoe's-row, Whierequare, Clapham, at tee minutes to eight o'clock in the evening. Be paid two peew admission to the defendant. Inside he found music being played in heat of the stags. There were footlights and Was suspeided overhead. He maw traps in the floor of Sheave, ends drop seem. The sortable added that a play was enacted by eberecters milled A Tickceof•Leare Man, sod it was im mersed foe repetition on the following evening. The defendant, on being asked what he bad to sey, pleaded for a mitigation of the penalty. He emplaned of bang signalled out by the police, and mentioned other dis tricts where they took no notio• of such exhibitions. The magistrate said the defendant had been fined before for • 'Miler offence, end therefore knew he wee doing wrong. He (the ma tretoi) believed be bed no discretion to the use., and must to. the defendant la, and 2e. costs. The money was paid. The Liverpool Chamber al Commerce have in vital the Prosittoot of the Bawd oe Trade (sr. Milner Moos) to vie Liverpool, is the moo week that he will address his somtitesate at rishlse-eadsr-Lyse. [ridvertiseareaLl—Houomar's °MIMI AND FILM—AD plumbs held with bid INA .or Work aoml s ob diasoww, who tram groat of nom or Wow muss wool ova Ihs.ishoa of mega towlines., Moon tlmmootros or emir einglolots by adios Holloware sad omattor. Is row °elvish allotool da• tum* bade abed dm moot blosiolol radio by tbookkg lalomoodoo, domain slooratisoo. owl toolooloy oroholms. lalorool tirroartio sod melts WPM, Wow/ joists, wooldswe owi es =olodalmowe bo to by MCribbon. • awed late the lo all R wwwwwl smeeny log blooodoo deed the pills oboold betakes ad olooft. to root sot IM ha weds at the &s -ot" sod to Miss tOs ma • . MARKETS. ....... -..-- LONDON WEEKLY DOCK 1 1 .11117RN5.-Die. 31, Sleek eve W. L a WO 2,055 R . in & 1. ... • as ... hew Lea hvot Miss r:.: J Las WA! A 414 lams i iii Ma▪ alia Baum - 1.04 cask s a ir s i Cube Dozes - - =•llessoveie Vet Was t un C Pieheass M U - 30,277 tun Do C3115211-WL .. ;11 - 0 17 I,7ea .. ' De.. i "" 115 6 kh NB - f - st feltlto% wO ll4l ai r MLA Ma WI KM 1174 4 . 1 Meats SI UN m it '.- Ottwo Z. ladle 6,110 014 111,13 e i taa 0„,, Do. do. areal a Costs Lie hags 48 - 811 10,14 e Coooa begs - al 21,Na 11. 42 hedge Lee t= Fa Will Kg, i r m , ' la itTla ;;1 - ' . 210. LI or *co um ; SAWN= - 311111.651 or retain tow 117 ah 7,G2 Ta • a l 1 --- I TALLOW.- 310311)63 Evaigalre.-The tallow wid a tt.. • been .Sod) to-day, prises Saba' rather i t uft ; -i holders ; skeet 7,000 asks were gives o ff on soehast ; et, link ha tees offered for sale to-day. The mike 4,4 a 1 &94 spot outdid' the month, 41a. b. ; old, 415.; Irkpd I 3L to 43. bi. ; Apra, 425. ed. ; Jose. 1.1,71 j (WOWS to December, 435. 6d. Town tallow, 41s, 3,L "`• No Taganrog offering. North Arooriosa, tu . South Arrerkisa held for 435. Lt Opel ; L i ar, dl o , 41s. ed. Australia sleep, 411. 6d. ase ; 3y. . to 40a. 6d. Oooossut 011 ie Wady, Cockily 364, "L„ jir a d 38s. lid. • three months prompt, sad lb. WO for Sydney, 345. to 335. ild., fair to as% 23 off. Palm ail toe Lagos, 365. ; Awns, 325. 6d. to •Ws. &I. Palest i 288.-(From the clanks of Berms. Smith sad Chabs.) - w WOOL AND WORSTED.-Baarakry :Ai. 1....5 ta N is some inquiry for wool to-day, bat the we extremely limited . Prisms am very ans. Nrile i t his ig s . • see Is good based at fair priss• la werstedywas w it sk i beaker is exoesdingly smalL The home ha m . tia, old Thee is rather snare hquist aa ", =the foreign hoar, bet bare is hardly say paspid" in busk's& knees an arm. ham as. la, i sluggish. With the escopiden et orbs is welistsal . ve 'glues Ice Okies, which see set lereesidosable, tkers h le t balsam doing sitar fra harm the esealaset, I‘.• elmats axe preerally supgad la stabtakieg. Oen 136 sew bedews is . doieg. Some of the = mussimals In I operated to a slight extent in few Prisse essta t 1 11 buy ILaws. Walbsak and Wright. who.. anipsulse ea I snooessed lest Timaday. has. ruluaied WPM l tlidt oreditars having ghee than time for the mune w it s • 1 1 ore isas spina thew 1 1 CATTLE-Isvaarcwi t Zak 2.-Ifo mai* of rat was sea lame this es lid liktha st A WRY SW , disnand for est& at Mahar PIM •dm la without material alteration h prism. ' 00ALS.- Loamy, UP. 2.-Bowers Wed Hoek • 18s. 3d.; Bain's Weide West Hartley, lb. 81. ; def. IZ, 18s. 3d. ; Brute fikerthey, 18s. hi. ; • b Id. • Howard's West HWIAy. Us 3d. R • di bat's Wont Ikar% lb. ; Tanaeld Moor hew; 11 . ., . , Welker Pennon, . lid. ; Wes* theeisi. las. Id. ;WA Wyhey 11s. ed. ; Wylauy lb. 3d. ; Walls Rai Law Clow, 21s. 34. ; Walls Red Byron, 21a. 3d. ; Woh 'al °alertly 21a.; Walls Red___Ehrtoe, 21s. ; Was gad I Riddell, 21 s. ; Walls Red Wleasoliffs, 21s. X; be r Nak, 21 s. 6d. ; Walls led /hinted, 21s. ; Walls bib& - ' r 4fis Hilton, f2s. ; Walk End liss all, 235. ; llsh LI N I Hkae, 235. ; Walls Ind Pasha Prior:at 2k ; 116 1 Bed Ramni's =.M..,1b. ; Walk led Soak Bah; lh. ; la • Wslh Bad fleurat's, 13s. ; Walb led beihshea, WAIL; Weis led Tenetell, 21a. . Walls led Wry lamb* ih; i / Walls Fed Ciao% 21s. 3d.; Walls Had Ousdes, 21e. IL; Wells Red Hardsped, 225. kl. Walla W alls a se, r 281. 3d. ; Walls led Kam, 21s. 9d. Sod Be P i r ,' 1 21h. 9d.,• Walls Rod South HastlspsklK• I t i a l" Z Swath Derhme, 21.. . 6.1. ; Web Bid beg a " Kano*, Eh. 3d. : Walls led Whitworth, 18s. ; Wills 1i 1 Rosewood, 18s. 6K-Shiplat market, 3 1 1; sold, sot. • . _ _ _ I TRAFFIC lINTURNS. • --, I itAIIMAIL 'g Mills Ws.. War- Tele, Nil m ern disease. lea lik f Week mak* Dee. 10. a i 6 43 , p awl Desk et Omega -lea Lea 15,6111 31,W4 SAD 1 Weak eadleg Dee. U. j Otto am Rd 916 607 615 a g Week maw Bea IS. Oat sad Yeeida and 1 fleseasiewaikwes - 333 67 it, a ~ Week il Des el. Lemk. eit, see 5 r Oast On 14018 AGM 17,541 11,10 I AOUCITISUALL Pnogracra. - Tho peat mai I i ▪ °paid with • dry baring day, with the wind, haws. L. S.E. Benda, was Ike and dry ; wind N.N . E. On Tsai" ~ • hest had hew expirieseed, with the wiad from them* a therescometsr 32 dog., sad Wawa, 30'20 Woks. Os Wet A staday the wind wit mead to be S. W.. Wilk se haw t • Wee to a chugs, although still a very low &BOWSAW% red d she bussissist up to 301 D lease. la the North of Bump L three degrees dhod ; but the wind at Bamberg lait 11 k , round to the west, sad some tale fall. Up to Shiest b sive . had hese most saitabhfor dangaltifetia a plead , sal much of the work imis be. SO . eramplblied very good order ; but plash* was shad i _ as all heavy soils. The wheat plat has reeivel • it ssasesehle sleek bat withoet a mann of rem am is .1 early part el the previous week. Os Thursday the pad • bedews too soft for swan eat, sad this work is ea; but ploagh would go se utak Tits thnishiag of awl has proeeed.d slowly, es the farmers harem ersootespose to go to market, an many el that have delermiaa to Irk 3 D eluta we ' , et int* the sew year. when Wilder papa ,u to the arpimillsories are looked for, as their "duke" by 1 ;l this year may have pored away, The aver.. pile d • wheat down to 375. 10d. per quarter bur easel sows time 1 4 to be prevalent at the firseides this Christmas, but Ye ii who have ounswees "homes" for sale are s lab was aseriagly suited by the high pries of as* es tie *lb u have set bees dimethasd at this festive wawa el ear% GUN elnewaellthe swift men& 7116 &lima el 1$ Will anew. to ba large, bat aro ism this week 11: 1 4 ad being MA& enraters all lb, against MASS reeds, 1 A 2Bs. 4d. ; the oonwpoeding weak a/ last year wet MI A gze a Eh. per queries. We earn her, WOW A • SOWS fewer. and the choicest melling OWN P ememasid a pretty good pries, as well so a areal le main Ishmodiete deeor4dene are yet sake Mal h get tall, aid poor at the ara very modends. A Wineplen ewilabh for aisle. with as adwiztane ti l = Iv. sad same, otmunied Isere ateseties. Arad/ d 10, all kin& is now warded to a esealistalia ski >a in .1 the homesteads, while this ma be elided at sd asp esseosible pekes. ai d whole oi groat sammatim pi PIA SAW BS labia oora, eong isle mos pad al us, same partisektip thronshout the agile mule a OS the OW east. Thin hays been wore rupee Ww. ' si fate the motropells bah" the past few seseesthis for s is lowg period proviemly; imbed there nue* was or sr k r. week ems shout Good oriel qualities ell fit polio weight Nibs. pa bushel, le a namable schle, WIMP it than shim hewn ea pus. Sep rpm is sleet of las war t a also, bet is cooly k moderate ass. Fridley wervis on • . r .wail, Mt with so beet; tie thensonster 42 evoissi lb. Issreember falling ssinewhat rapidly. Os s' morales the vied got m bad the northast, sai7 , - 4 1 "I frost was experhered-se aka the teretssair el It 1 which proved to hs the case, as in the stknosnlBl lo a t shares fa', wad the evening was weL-Mark-issit lkipm wt. PATINT-0171011 Ml3lllOll, 801:1111 Knifelike& set -Neater of Aaiun for the week midis. Dee. N. OK We 8,021 ; total number sines the *psalm of ths mews 818 0 lee daily (12tii May, 1868), 004,166. he _ ht ma BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAVA his BIRTHS. r I ) BITRIOWL-beesesber le, at St. George's Kura, Place; n• wife at Yr. I. Renown of a ton. Waif/ re- ELLOIL-thewaser IL st Cralgronddie, Stireviskes , - vet el L gia' erle I C riti Al l l 7lll,r4 l ecilbor Usig4-auslalatr"allib4l4 •7 4k : a Ut o " fir lskluima ltonl•hill. lll 7arv ihe D. Ddl ili • -- d VW %SOIL "Ii PIESON.-Dweeinter a, at Gordon square, the via alias% en ges., et s sea ths so i "a MONSAGU.-Deember U. at Inverweatame% -- Sr. Maar:, as Pd. it XABALOBES. ✓ho )10531.13-WOODALL-Deoentber le, at St. 0•19 14 . 111.4 , . I Naachwater, tithe Way. W. whiteksll o . /•• " T *7/ wry Mo., Opyloa Cl,ll tank% to Swab =dale" sly Woodall, laq., of lichasead-11111. Oki u , ' 110511-JOHNSTON.-Derembar le, at the Meek dWa be wasitßlain. N.R. bp the 'Lev-A= • 1 tea et Cley to Atom Awe leda% 4 t. • lead a ft!" •Tuillyietn• lIIIIAADI KIM -Malabar lit at St. Pena% et 4 He 1 math by the Rev. W. 0. coolesisy, 0•0IP Wn" ' , ar. el lei te 4 , 61118 al the late ttairritatellial , I es. army. Maras lat. °BATH& BMW * OP DLIOOIC-Oseessber Ile, O. Demos; Esq., d dal dad ' 12•01.1 L 1 alt; ' s aga Drage HAIL -Deasesba SO, et Theydon Bola Ihse• ~ isserisilstiel- I P I SULU. member 30, at dultoo- How. W. T. WA 1111 ', ,, It a 1 mi d U - N& ykuctsrlA -December 30, and den ly, Ht. MG Wil l t j itto laway teen ot rottenlauneL_ eel, L EGNY.-- - Deonntber So, at Shollog-lod . ....g ' 31 ;: eg ar bo t i w b l . : ogil i H pic nal u t . ir i l ra : In no _ eget It im am t et 1 * ' kivr22.-Docembir so, at lashedismailk„ - '.- Pp. feeter, who of the Hew! WatlOurge, swim la ” NOM al MOW b iftflar =sag WOK flit I .. IN lainterstoisek In the City of Learled, del oat" ft xaamspadraii. ft sr swims se , 1 Tosseev. JOIWOIA it. Wifik. I