The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-13 00:00:00

SPUNS'iIIG IfIJLJJOLVC& T ATTIRSALI/S. —Tu C IMLAY. listliag dam -----. TIIK ENTER (*Ft'. IV-e. the priocip..l .prins hmatliamp of the SHISOD, is hkely le matatele n. I ...pule:sty esiespeired. It hese •1!..d, spew& nowt) waracrilwre, samurai whom as• Lam I'AuLn .n. elwaterliehl,Coertea , . llo.tb, &flat, Illssefeed. StratLroore, Westmoreleed ; Lydetooe Now ise& W. V. tt .se ; Captains Clit.ted mad /MIMI* : Mtn Tee I;neseit, IL W. Eitzwilliem, J. Merry. ead ether milestone! mimes of the tart. The aumiaetice• are le be me& oe Uwe let el Jeaeary. - -- • —— - - 16.1. u. CALIDOINIAN Hum —The following police wee ordered to he published in the last number of the roar Calendar, It is a " warning" which is not likely to be soon forgotten by jockeys and trainers :—•• Detection of Ches. Fairer. a traiser, awl of H. Itobortems. a jockey, in attempting to defraud, baring bees brought before the nertirag by It. tl. W. Kemeny, Fri., it was usaninsetuly agreed rad neolved —"That no horse belonging to, or reamed, or riddle by either of this. nor any berm trained is nay ellebliehmeet when, either are 01.11• pipped in any capacity, shell berieeforth he permitted to AM for any sea of maw, cap, or plate given by the Royal ildedierise Hut.'" M 11311.-41. AT Snumu Mgrrma. I)o42.—The stewards for Ohm meeting meths Earls of Strathmore, Portsmouth, and Dalmatia, sad Lord De Manley. Holum, hmirr Amu. tu. —l'he following have been lent abroad : Westin and c by Surplice oat of Concertina, 2 yrs. to Bohemia ; Starke to Prussia ; Mountain Deer, Y;tbelbert, Mertes, Wing, sad Jaqueeirtart to Mecklenburg. Mweersauce, Antelope. sad Allows were also sent abroad, but Hur last tm , died on their to Hamburg, and Sweetens*, ken days after ha anneal tbeee. tallipyge, by Stockwell, 2 yrs old, died as Nov. 18th bum tottaamentain. coast or corrON COUNCIL. The City Parhamlet wet again yenterlay in the einnol Chamber al the GaddhelL The Right Hot. the Lew laws mailed Till fRW GAS ACT. Ir. Deputy CUILIATIi, the ch•irman of the City Commis aim el Mowers, Wombs up • reoulutius adopted by that body, accompaarial by the draft of • bill, preying the court lithe the Wellary steps for so application to pediment te mad tlas (les Act 011860. The resolution was received and agreed to. UITIUMATIONAL or la& The etounittee &pirated to °outdo the epplinetion rode a behalf o the hoer 001111111111.100lri for the Gnat War. nabienal Exhibition of 1862, fur the loan of eared pictures NA Wm work, al set u the pourers of the corpora rib. reported that they bad made the necossary arrange. aria rah imisminkeen, awl that other works of art, in addition te those erigiarly applied for, would also Le woo to tto ariberion, and all worm had bees taken to pre vent tees town analeising injury, wed their being wifely sernieL Meer, Mee.) The evert woe weed to. M. H. W. VALLAJICS. Use &airman of the Bridge House 0111Maitiee, brought op a wort of that committee, to elate it bad bees Maned to Wain dewgua and estimates it the coostructies a a woo bridge at BlacJtfrian, which asessweend for adoption • WI. sent in by Thum's& No, for sa fires Wags d taw isslow, at the estimated cost d MAK Attar sem disowns. the seat resolved that nothing Wald bedew sanitise sport is grioled ; sod as loine imam sstl stalmossis soy M pobilisod. it may be as well to del. that is.. d lie partieslus motained in the report 1111011 &LIMA to traossire ; sod it was moderstood that so /Whim Wm Wahl be takes in this wafter until the re port at the oweitess is fairly bides the public. COIL. CORA, AND MIAMI r. L teurr, the ebainne of the Oe n . Corn, sod Pinter Onenittes, br.ught up a roper bared reference to the lereces of the coi parrs, sad skink aro recomineeded an De prosealierp should be takes to abolish the fees esereed as appertained to the can of Lord Mayor, and make • siseey psynest in Mee Amer out of thin City's ear ; sad list a donors of fifty guineas shield be nods te tar Mesonee's Ytroe lb. report was anautwoedy agreed to. TUX uULD DesT 101111111 T. The tribe will testankler that about titres For op • maaked Warr Par was coovietad at the Orr °Amur Oar Elia ere ether wirer of akar( • Imp query d peld kir ben the South Years Railway 01166. -. *SOO Torre Isar 1141,111 lord is prasseiss eli d like prim implicated is the robbery, aad Mr. Buss WO" who red the emey made ma erase SNi theee brit rah' be ward for then U.ae6t of • ware nerd Pray i•,}—wit solkabitad with Wiliam Apr, we sf re mere aesserkl ip the. mbar". and who wee erred filtriesfs erleme—er Ni add. This err was grid Dir Ihe Oar el Quer. Bush. sad the serpsestiss this selsp•shin et Ws le •• kieristed sad the smalter=o;si a the. sad Italia =Wm tiersittes to emir whet rpm @Mehl he tsar b lhe rater. 11mei weoweittso wow regoreod tW 7 Ley bed died duo the proetrage, and that oleo bad NW, ovOl &Mae bets isieweet to bar Add, mad they resermsailid that, sod& sa the sieownstosewe. the wirpeowdes Amid limo it Ado to the peoptoto, mod ollow it to to owed tow ties par ism stewol is the will al the dewwwwd Immo homy lay, womeoly. he Who brat d bar eldM. The evert was serrood to. WIDOWS OP WU= Ds.* Boma moved that tbe soot et Ka. be give% ea mirk to the ehasbarlam foe distribution waft She per yarn el hymen ea 11. Thomas Day. Afraid 16 - Dr. Amuses thee moored that no director of, or sham- Wear le. a compasy coo wading with or employed by the Ob Comainlea asset to supply ges for publie II hlir, aell be appended, or shall coetiami, a member 4 that esomissea. awl that the rendetien ar reeelriens of Ole ewer inesuletion that sontairior be altered and nemeisisd sessethanly. lie and that A appeared to bin bawdlOth Mending eider el this omit would, eat 1. meet thedifirilty of which be oom het es there was some demist epos the subject ha mini* pries the maks. wart Ile motion or anted easelmoody, after ebich the eijeerosd. COURT OP ALOE:IIISP ♦ Court of Aldermen was holden on Wednesday b 6111 Mileneee's Asa lB4 ell Gukthell ; the Hight Ho.. lie Lose Maros is the Asir. TIM LOS Iffl MIS Lams Nis Lioaasgr, ea Was the ask, rid it WIN lie pill; aft to Wens ibe wart tleat be Ird received a lair Ira bin the death d air Mos lauds. Ns. lidigMb CbiIILAND said le resetted very mesh Set he see ego the knew alasson the court, sell It Ilesikee. be night NA, ilresioml ire to e4weit to the owed • esieleliok ebbe be IMaid le easiei meek weed It NY use osessimy to dwell ass de eirtnen el the Ye We Pet. Usk thesis Isis eed meld lik The massy in white he hod Wald the &kw at hie mid es well as his ;Mkt lik, ee soil home is tr ek. Mostly neemary to sales. Me= or to snakes apse the maw in whisk he hod his keen is • imegiserate kis We had lees ewe es to Kee miadreepeethess everybody, aieet be had goes to his Wares* hesoles hi Mil AM be semi seisstry Tie sway Weems thee Ms " Mot the soon, k sesselles lie hareSsi death at eir NW Lark. Yet*. eidernee. see Nessideat Behiswell and tone keo plash, denim sips.. their deep woe at the VallUllie swiss. et kir Ms booker drift the ue l em periud he was • masaker et Not emit and the menet la which be had pedssesed the away sad iieporket duties which devolved epee be.: aid that that evert Is anxious t. matey to the ketevell family el the Isle altionnaa their iiscors sowtoissioe u the lair et we oast suivergally agaieed wad rtApeeted. so Desoluable awl upright on all vrika aimed to. viorTIN.: , :AGINTIUTIVI TO TB[ lIMONS. • report frunA the vitiators mgistrutee of the prisons wan leveght up eel reed, etatieg the camber of prisoners in Newente was 124, and :1 in the iofinlary ; in the doh ton' prime. I. and 0 in the infirmary ; and Holloway, WKS, sod 11 in toe Infirmary. The report waa accumpeuird by 011 ti• illate• as to the t mulatto/is of each prime). - • - A number o gentlemen were admitted broken ; and after wow ether business of tumor importance bad bent teansacted the ...111 adjourned DR47$ll or Ma. COMII Ilatttattiel llanaw , G4 r .esrmi..[omer of the Newcastle eipne•Teeti Dmitri* Court of Bankroptcy, die,' on Werlnee• day. Hs was sprinted to Um district is Inl2, aud waa ha may yaws weimirkeeer of tbe eleventh hat. which °Ake ws• Jurlielhed by Lord Brouglinnr'r Act, which came into await= es the 11th of Jaartitry, IKL. The raconry will see be Mad op, as the New 11401 ruptoy Act (NC. 41 pro etille for the treader of the oomruiraiower's duties to th. Ina etwisty wort. CATIIVAL PALACL—The combined attractions of tweltry Pew and Biewdies itztracedisary rope per kruartsas isations Ws Amy sod to-morrow. lAdmiimassat.)--limzow ales Climmin" . AID Hale.—Tiyeas Agedier.-10 ell cues of Maud. What* ▪ dwwtrl tipeale. IaMT .ebellie be blebred by 'WM, ilkoway. alalmela urea the palm amidst lie lower Jay. b• ..sh e ow an ...yid willow Emit sir dletrail la lie meal meted weer' hoe allemlal re la arms lie dime lbeelleeed le ima • WM awe la *le et ea eldlmay Ihemee• The esavolease el seelkeliaa Naga wee Mime* Ma II well ter appiellie• he isodrew• mom% whoa Wend seallelame cut will aiieelw I. aliaidelesal abs. Ms eau heeeliawred •Itheal pia eridleberi ttLdl le mat eimilusee.,4, *lb 1M alailmes• wham mai oursseamollta their peallafts inows. IF THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, - 1861. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Dsc. 12. situap d NW Prim la Loodoa.—(Brifore Lord Chid Justin Eris and • Special Jury.) PINTIONI AID ANOTNIA e. OOLIADQL—CHAATED-PANTT. This was ea adios to re••ar 9001., SW loss said to ban been sustsioird is ooa•egsssoe ol • skip sot hwing raid fur orders at Gpinilt•r.. Mr. Lush, Mr. Mouldy, and Mr. H. Lloyd append for the plaintiffs god Mr. M. Smith, Mr. Cloosby, and Mr. Hamm: for the defendant. _ The plain tiffs were Merchants hi Little Winchester. street, sad the defendant was a shipowner at Suede:land. In February, ISA, the Horning Star, • vessel which belonged to the defendant, was chartered to proceed in ballast to Odessa, there load • cargo of tallow or grain, and sail to Queenstown or Falmouth for orders for a safe port in the United Kingdom, or on the ooetineat between Havre and Hamburg. In April it was apparent that it would be more profitable to send the cargo to Portugal, and an endorsement was made on the charter•party that the Morning Star should all at Gibraltar for (mien. . _ _ &ideas, was given on both aids. and questions of law Win raised ; but ultimately it was WI to the jury to lay whether the captain had received orders at Odessa to go to Gibraltar. The jury fond a verdict for the defendant upon this point, and kayo was given to tarn the matter into a special owe or to more the court to enter the verdict the other way. SECOND COURT. Steins et Nisi Prim la Loasica.—(Before Mr. Justice BA.. sad • Speriel Jury.) OAXILIT r. 00bDitlf. —714 NOULTMLOr 01.7De8 CASE AGUIL The plaintiff in this use, /b. Richard Banner O t te . , sued to recover the amount of • bald etchings for • 4 nw which bore the name of the defeediat r acuptor, and tie principal plea upon the record alleged that the defendant had Accepted the bill in bleak, apes the that it wu to be aid up fur 1001., thst She sum of . had beep fraudulently needed, end that the plaintiff takes the bill with notice of these simmundsacen The details of the case have been already fully before the public, and the metier sow came on for a sewed trial. Mr. M. Chababers, Mr. llsseassara. and Hz. Harriers rfor the plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkins, Yr. lb : Cole and . Inderwich for the deftsdant. defendant was examinsd at greet length, sad at the coachnioa of the evidence in support el hi cam Mr. Chambers addressed the jury, stating the 'vibes, which he proposed to give on behalf of the plaintiff. The farther hearing of the Nee was then adjourned until to-morrow (this day). ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. • • NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—laysaroor., Dam 12. CZOWN Courr—(Bstore Mr. Hem Chnowell.) THi CIILD MIIILDZI AT DIOTIADIEN t tlas lastegarwit. Late last evening the jury returned • verdict of gaily in the ems of Nancy Armtield, aocused of the murder of het illegitimate child. The verdict was accompanied with a re commendation to mercy, on tLe ground that Sheppard, thu father of the child, had not paid the prisoner the necessary attentions. Mr. Baron Chappell passed sentence of death on the pri soner, but said he should not fail to forward the recom mend:tilos to mercy to the propel quarter. The primmer was thins removed in a fainting condition.. TIN MORD= OF COLONEL CROFTON AND C.AFFADI HANNAN. TRIAL OF MN:A/PENT! Patrick ir apt;y23, wu indicted for the wilful murder of Adjutant Join Hsnham and Colonel Hugh Dennis Crofton, on the 14th September, at Fulwood-barraeka, star Preston. lii. Kaye prosecuted ; lir. Russell defended. Mr. Kays, is opening the case. said that in a chirp ef so serious a character the jury would be glad to know that the prisoner had the advantage of Lis learned Mead 11r.Rmsell ' for the defence, for however clear the widgeon might be against the accused, it would be • satisfaction to them to know that before they were called upon to rebut a verdict involving such momentous coosequences to the pri soner they would hear everything that could be urged in his defence. At the time the shot was find the primmer was a private in the Mid Regiment of Foot. He bed en listed in 1860. On the 14th of September, when Captain flusher met his death, be was presser with the depot el his regiment at railroad barracks, sear Preston, and at that time there were at Fulwood the depots of five other regiments, farming a depot battalion, of which Colonel Crofton was the colonel and uiptain Benham the adju tant. On Friday, September 13, We prisoner we acting es picket sentry, sear the racer? quar ters. The officers had been mach disturbed by the nein which children made near their quarters, and Captain Hashers had wrested the prisoner to see that them children wee removed. The primer awned to have been somewhat careless in obeying the order, sod Captain }Wham then requested that he would go and find out the MOMS of the _parlor. The pricer weak but did not appear to have broaght more than the name of we of the pereata, sad hum the way in which he obeyed he the order Captain Hearse impaired to have thought that had neglected it, and met Idea to the guard-roem. The teemed counsel thee demnibed to the jury the rendes pursued when a soldier is banter lm i bees el some minor offence, explaining that been detained in the guard-room until the easel& at ja the -roues to dispose of the ease. Nest nomming the *sow was takes, betimes 10 and 11 o'er*, before Weed erotica, In the orderly room, when Caplan Hearse preferred • oats plaint that M'Caffrey had resoled the order he on the previous day. When asked by tis carrel what he had to may, the prisoner said, '• lam murk I tried my utmost to get the names of the children, but they ran away, and I could only get one." Captain Heehaw said, "I should not have complained, if it bad not been for the dogged wad in which he went about it." The colonel, after • short tame for ooseiderstion„ ordered him to be punished, by being coo led is banseks for 14 days. He was at perfect lib o er st Atis move about within the waW, but he multi not go sad he had in addition to saw what wee " peek-dedl." The prisoner, after sea Wee, was men to go Tate am of the veareme outside ; he did not appear to be at as excited, bet wee mesa waiting there natal eis the ordinary mune me of the serpasts should ewe and take him to the guard-row, In order that the sadism an guard Wot identify him and not allow him to pre the pie until his son woe ha expired. Now while the primer was thus occupied one of the privates bed takes his anursaires hoot his (11'Cairey's) pluck and bid it upon his bed in his MOM, which was *Mb& ia puree two the pro produced. The somenities mineprimed two eisoloste of hall cartridge, each packet unstaring 10 rounds. The primer's ecoontrements were seat down to the i[-ream, but when be wee set at liberty if i re d rbsing shown to the guard) dreadrey went back to wove, and the mane private (lever) was in the room. The primer did set appear at all melted. He asked Lever for his rills and ammunition, sod Leven told him it was lying cm the bed. The prisoner asked for a piece of cloth or rag to rem th e ride. He had the rag and the rite supaia, and he appeared to have game to hie bed and takes the ammunition. He was this for a short time unobserved, bat shortly afterwards a Sip was heard to in K purge. About this time, too, me of the explode went into the pewee, sod saw the rimer Wad there with • ride in Ni had. No sobs, however, seemed to have bees lakes of this at the time, but Immo diately afterwards the wives of two miser sergeants in the barracks sew • man (whom they were sot able to identify) °ems out al( posemea, keeel &ow in haat of the doer of tits passage, md after taking a thilimesto aim, be in the direction - of Oared Crafts,. sad Petals Hashes, who were wends, aide by side SIMS the square. The ballot took too veforesate 'Reek be after prig Worth Colonel Crake, and ere of the sew at (kgt Hashes, it lodged is the lower pert of the captain's spire, and the oremeenee was that the urea died on the following day, and the carer on the Monday followieg. The inn who red the shut readi-ly weir bask to sod it would be for the jury to fogdre whether that ram was the whew at the her. They wet member that before the chat was red, • imp was heard to explode is K pomp ; that • soldier wont into the puree and saw the prisoner with a ride ; sad that a ow wee mein to be, and than go bask kW the The wiser the explores of the gas was beard, osia= morgeres west directly to the ramp, end fora the gri sorer there with • ride (sal wan) in his head, an ex ploded tap berg epos tile ripple. The elegant mild, " Who ilia done r The priscear replied. " Never mind, lake this." Inmedifiely aillerwards another w iper owe ire the pewee, end Wok _" Who les dose this r To which the prmoner replied, " I GA" He wes time emanated by the sergeant and me or two molders from the pomp to the gaud-room. es the way there he toned round sod mid calmly to me of the soldier, " could not de it with the first eat i a: u d I pat on a wood." When Ia the gaud-roes , es the erlammatiom about the colossi and wear being he said, " Ab, I didn't bread to shoot the colossi ; I meant it for the captain ; but it doesn't mach san er—however, I didn't intend to shoot the colossi, but the emptain." Whoa taken into custody, and told the arum of thecharr against him, he said, " I didn't inlaid to wader ; I didn t anted it for the colonel, Let far lie captaie." He was the marched. It was discovered that one round of ball cart ridge had hem taken from his ammunition, and that four ride r ores• led hem beard to In the K endpas sage. It was difficult (the learned ecesemel observed) ender these okeumetancce to come to any other assolmies than that the prisoner had fired the shot which had prima fatal to the two officers ; and if the case against the prisoner was made out bored any rearsabie doubt to the matisfac ion of the Jim he we sum they would not shriek, how ever painful might be, from the duty which their cattle E imposed upon them. vidence was the. valid. Mr. limesll addres•ed the jury for the defence. He ma tended that the panishneut which lit`e•ifery had received at the heads of his °dicers was entirely disproportionate to the offence which he had committed ; that the prisoner lied formed se deliberate iatention of murder; and that the act was committed under • momentary impulse of . age and venetian when he found the author of his shame and punishment was before him, and when he had the weapon is him baud. His Lordship then summed up, and the jury having found the prisoner Guilty of wilful murder, be was amateuind to de Totut. Due. 12. (Before Mr. Justice Wiesturoun.) MUIR= MURDER, Thomas Scott, o^, was charged with shooting at Caroline Ferules, with latest to murder her, at Wakefield, on the 30th of July last. Mr. Shaw sod Mr. Foster prosecuted. Thklcg morose, was elp4 Pr Ti c rix tri tts pr a !s' tall . r . au t d o r T Pecta an up b tr house two or three Gays in me werc one ne fo rmed c an affection fur her, and although 52 years of age, and past the meridian of life, he fell desperately in love with the ptosseutrix. He asked her many times to many him, but she told him that , she could not comply with his request, because she was a married woman,although she had lived apart froru her husband for many yeas. On the 3rd of July last the primmer visited the prosecatrix at her lodgings, when she observed that he had a pistol in the inside pocket of his coat. He was excited, and was about to take out the pistol wherewith to about her when the prosecutrix seized hold of him on each side of his coat, and prevented him from using the pistol. The pri soner excfaimed, " do it ; 111 don ; we'll both die togs. tier?* The prosecutris managed to imam from him, and being afraid of him she left Wakefield sad went to York, she herbs' a little daughter living in Hungate, in this city. She remained in York for two or three weeks, sad returuod to Wakefield os the 27th July, proceeding to the Spotted Leo pard public-base is that tows. W hilst she was in this Muss the prisoser came to see her, sad renswed his protestation, of love for her. The proncotrix was prevailed epee to eci oommny him to as eating-house kept by a person named Clarkson, and there partook of some tea. She took op her lodgings at this house, and the prisoner wont to see her two or three times • day. On the 30th of July last he again visited her. and after be had remained wish her a abort time he west out, saying be would fetch something for her. He was sheet for about an hour and a half, and on his rebus to the prieeoutria he asked her to hike a walk with him. 9hs enneseted, and told him that she Intended to pressed leek again to York. Te this the passim made as ob remarking, "I dee% Shish you will." The whilst petting en her Wesel, and looking r por th= PregeleterY te gobs, eat for • walk, was e t zh , who pieced 61e hand epos her shedders "Aye, lace," 'ad Axed off a loaded pistil et her prenwetrix was strait upon the left ells wee Is the bask. liertenaiely she had a shawl ws at the time, sad • think Or of slay; and scessquently the shot w 1 which the *Winn charged did sot penetrate her gram That part of her body, however, spinet which the abet skulk was slightly Injured, and ohs was enable fries gin te kw her stays fa for • taw days TM peer aide Meg eat, "For God's sake have gooey !` She mimed held pistol which the Weenie had la his had, end he holes •• ;Wm = 01 : 1 The preeesetrin in* tad legged Oen • he would sot Ware her, upon which he cad. "D— you. I've not dons with you yet." The proneentrix, after a enecesded in peskuir the primmer haek,and camped ri r sV e. yby running down stairs. Information was given to the pause, and as allow named NO WA/ tosit the pri soner wit* andedy. Be bed • doubie-larrellei pistol in his possession, one of the towels of which was discharged, but the other was loaded with powder and No. 1 shot. After the affair early in July, when the prisoner threatened to shoot the proaeoutriz, he said to a police.otlicer. "I'll have my revenge, if I abed blood for it , " and shortly after wards a single barrelled pistol loaded was taken front him by Mr. ld'Docuold, superintendent of police. The prisoner, hi his defence, denied that he had any in tention of injuring the prosecutrix, and alleged that the pistol was discharged accidentally. He accused the prose cutrix of lumen.' conduct, and charged her with swearing falsely against him. Guth,.—Sentence deferred. MIDLAND ClRClllT.—NosssAmprow, Dsc. it The eoennairion was °posed here to-day by Bann Martin. The Dumber of . priaceers for raid is about the average. There are 12 preweera in the county po1; in the borough pol there ire two primer& NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—Boar ST. EDKozugs Dic. 11. (Moro Mr. Baron Aladin) - - Two little boys, aged respectively 10 and 19 years, wave indicted for setting fire to • laden steet at t bir eproperty of Mr. Boby, on Sunday, the 13th Mr. W. W. Parker was couneel for the erowa. The Pri• KOMI were naddended. The boys did neideay having e►used the :Mackie, and the elder boy at Mat said ae he was lighting a pipe. and kneeling op the ground, some of the era fell as the straw around. At soother time he said they sash had a louder, sad set Are to the straw. The learned judge told the jury the My question in this case was whether it had been dm accidentally or mis ohisvonely. The jury, taking the latter view, emitited the primers, at the same time strongly recomminding them M mem. His lordship, in a few kind words, endeavoured le make them sensible at the wickedness of their mode* and ordered team to be imprisoned for a fortnight, and at the red of that time to be sent to a reformatory for live years. With this me ended the Winter Amiss for the Norfolk Circuit. L connexion with the preseetment al the mod jury for the county, to the effect that " the Winks Anise for this district use um ," the following feats may be inte resting :—There were 2 1 prisoners for trial-16 cases in all. The y pleaded guilty. The trials al the reariadar 13 boars. To aocomplish this, one al the Barons al her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, attended by his mar shal, claw* le., 16 counsel, 4$ pond jurors, 72 commas jurors, and hall-keepers, policemen, ice., not to be numbered, was basogbs to As two maim tows. tau intdlisnut. EQUITY COURTS.—Dsc. 12. (Wore Vis Leib Jusiissi 4 Appall) I 7 as wanes. --- This was an application by the parties who save lately obtaio.d in order for • commission la loamy to Woe spasm Mr. Wiadbeat. for a dinatioa by the court that Dr. Mayo sad !'r. Welater might have as interview with lir. Wind ham brt.w.• the execution u( the coasruissioo.. . . Mir Hugh Cairns, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Roweliffe), for Mr. Windham, proposed that the interview should take ia the praetors of either one of the firm of solicitors lately retained by Mr. Windham, or of an indifferent pence to be approved by the court, or of Lir. Tuke. The Court, then named Dr. outbey and another pro fstwocal gentleman ea persons the presence of either of whom would be tulobjeettonable. and it was then agreed by the partite that the gentleman moat named should be present, as Dr. Southey had already made a report to the court en the matter. An order to that effect was then made. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Dze. 12. SEOOND COURT. Sittiop at Nisi Prim after Toren at GuildbalL—(Beforo Mr. Julia Blackburn and a Common Jury.) •wwYOVUL This was aa anion far a wrongful dismissal The dell dent pkaded a Dumber of pleas in justification. Mr. Saddest Alien sad fir. Murphy were counsel for the plaintiff ; llr. Unlike, Q.C., was mensal for the ,de fondant. The defendant is the principal of Quesowood College, Hants, and the plaintiff Dr. Frederick Smith, we. pro fessor of mathematics and lecturer on natural philosophy at that establishment, having succeeded Dr. Hunt I. The plaintiff at that time wee as. of the mamma of the Wesleyan Oosamelesal SAW at Dublin, and was formal an of the head-masters of a large school at Had The defendant la a member of the ficelety of Friends. The school was for toe reception of the children of the garnets of all denowinatioes. Previous to hie empgamt by the defendant a oorrespoodeace took plans between them, when the plaintiff forwarded to the defend ant testiroomals from the senior fellow of the Dublin Univenfty and nine other fellows, Dr. Milne, the prieoipel of the school at iluddendield, and the committee of the Wesleyan Connectional SChool at Dublin. The vacation. at Queeowood were at SI idsum• mer awl Christmas, and were for a period of six months, sod it was use of the rules of She illibLishment that the profaners should return to time to receive the pupils. The general direction of the studies was under Dr. Homes, a Swedish potholes, and the professor of modern lengrages and literates. After the mallow some Nam eloped before all the scholars rehonal, sad during that time a provincial aniagemoM was Rode, the professor forwarding Wore Dies °Welk io the samMeg, on a slip of paper, to the various masters, the wens of pro reeding for the dames for the daE It was the privilege of the masters at them wish le • the boys se beer aso play in the playground. and en 9th of Augsa of this year be allowed the boys to ge out to play, sod west le the defendant's aportmeeta, warodlog to m appointment, op another sobjost. The dolleodent's apettment looked out on the plitypeuni, mil ea hearing the boys in there be asked themes. meld was inioneed by the plaintiff that it was his Awe towhee be bad it:Cho to go out chl to play. Tho unial mein se and Aar their in terview the *MOW mimed to Yo ea the per mimes 10 a hems asoopledby •••• who was those need Just as he get lbw tie driendran man after hka, aid after some renmeks from the defendant, he said he required the plaintiff to return instantly to the college, and take la his clew, or they most part. Tbe plaintiff declined, and es the following day he remised • letter from the defendant, stating tb ot by his conduct he had broken the Dan tract Unrest them, and rendered it null and void. By cue of Us rules of the college, if • professor did nos receive during duos pro ' visional periods Ware 9 o'clock his lesson plea, he was at liberty for the day. No slips were seat to him ; after that, and is co he applied to • solicitor. A serrespos deuce took hotness the solicitors ore both sides, and no arrangement beteg new to this action was brought. Witnesses' wen called Ii support of the plaintiff's east, the latter admit** that he gave the boys RD hour's play instead of an beer's helm as was set down for him, be. • the dames were sot perfect, some of the pupas being asset. He ones mid to the boys that he considered him self overworked. At this time the professor of chemistry wee acid lecturing became his laboratory was being fitted up. Hr. Karelia', for the defendant, contended that the latter wee justified is what he had dom. as the robed of the plaintiA to take bask hie shwa wee a wild dissembles, and breach of discipline, The defendant wee celled, and maid that when he had the conversation with the plaintiff is hie (the defendeatl= meet he was sot aware that the boys had hese frees their mania studies. When be found It out be went to the plaintiff amid asked him to take bask the elms, bathe declined to do so or apologies for the Wankel he had made. & The jury latiarthrly returned a verdict for the platatilf— mope SW. IN= f. TATLO/L -ALLEGID =DOLTON. This was au mikes brought by the platetiff to recover ""tealkiti• dentiee fee the eastries el his aims by the eseuesme, whereby be lest lasmr monism Yr. p tisleembee plaided ace guilty. g* leysessr, Q.C., sod Mr. Brows were crawl Ice ths it;. ; Ir. , fit Balleaties mid Yr. Seep use for the lli. - Bldg Ream bevieg=tll9 plaistiff • • me le theja a rard blearing BEM self—l as the plaid, ha this •a s, and reside at Nmeliester. For seise yew I was rsemging men Is lite risleadest, who is • nulway embargo& I wee manging some "always that be was maidng la the earth ' el &db.& smil whilst I ma dote( or I rankled at Dyeing lea The debminot ores in the habit el living et my blew whim lie user the north. lam a men, beit hem no , and a few yeas Mk I adopted my Mee. Up be tho se al bee sesismat, WA year, I serer Mew emythlog spied her elogesser. MN always anducted thenelf in a proper mom. She lived wish me hem the yew ISM I paid big. kw the aspeness el her semisemest. la August, 180 U, I ntst the whom I isked hiss whet be rte .sodas{ with El ls hoth (the Meet: i ts relled, " By Oed, Smith, you most Dot turn aphid see /et ash sod yes shell hove sevtlihig you him to sek /se I MY him meld We oval, lost he should have who. the 'me mail give kiss. I mat his en aware eseseima, whom be eloped me 6007. • mar tar en mare if I would keep Elisabeth sad bar child, sad I bid him I would not take it, and would set stay with btu at any prise. The delendost is a monied meo==el Ms Mabee. I waver toil the dolmas% shat I meant to name • throned to two pownis wt a/ the noithes. Be clewed me 1400 C, bat I rehised to receive it. Ilizabeth Soak mid—l me the plaintiffs ales, gel alm twenty years et age. Hived with my uncle fer u Xt men. I moiler{ the risleembet Meiling at my essmoaally. Is Oeteher, LIEU, I wee ..si sal el a add. The delendeot is the latim of that eight The drfeedaet took bidet:est liberties with me is my room in August preceding. Os the sight is gumption the defeedant ems its my mom Mibt I wit risep. HA Ilya. it.. sod &barmy& get We my beg where he had improper masa:ion with me. About Mee maths atter I foiled myself is the family way, and I mobs to him about it. He laid me uot to tell my aunt, sod be would maks it all right, mil I did not do so. A pima el the wan el NAM lives is the home. She mine into my nom me amine and found me crying. She roked me what I woe myna for, and I toad her. I went to my northees, when I use embeed el a Add. Whilst et my mother's house 1 rassived mosey from my sod& whirl me spout in the expense. eromemmaised—l rewired the money by poet. I knew several servants as the railway, which is near my melee how. I know ems et their names. I mey with any of the I liner walked with them. Some of Mem have been loth* house on business. Rremunined—Tbere wu never any improper conduct be tween me sad any et Sb. railway servants. Tip Smith said—l am the wife of the plaintiff. I sever ' eimereed any improper magnet between the defendant and my .. inata : _ . Mrs. Makia aid—l resided is the plaintiff's house at Duekiagield tar a sae time last year. i remember the plaintiff's siege leis eery poorly. She was about to go sato the esaistry,, sad on the morning that she was going away she wee raying. I asked her wby she was doing se, sad she replied that it lee Mr. Taylor's fault, sod told me what was the mime. I asked her why she dui not tell her uncle sad aunt. She said that she had promised the defendant she would not, became he had promised to provide tot her. This was the plaintiff's ave. For the defames Mr. Taylos wassailed, who said—l am the defeodeat is this ow, sad was formerly a railway contractor. I bed • mistract is the earth of Englaud, sad I usually went there to ray my accounts, when I stayed at the plaintiff's house. Elizabeth Smith hoed io my house about tiro years ago. I have Dover had couuemou with the girL I have heard her statameut. That le utterly untrue. I sever beard saythingd of the charge until September. I sever pprromised to give the plaisiiff este" gaiety if be would keep izebeth sad bar child. Elizabeth Dever spoke to me •d told an that I imp the father of the obikL Crum-exantinsd—lit July I found th;tElimbeth bed left bar uncle'. how. I might Lave talked shout somitheario to the girl he lb. pretence of other people. Thiecoocluded tin ilefenilmeri Cl/10. rad The learned counsel Lavin iddreeMoralte jury on Wolf of their respective chest., The learned judge summed up, and The jury, alter retiring for ball an hour, returned into eoart with • verdict for the defendant. NO% IL APPLICATION. The jury In the above case, upon being called upon to lake the crib, asked his lordship if they could object to one et their number reeving Mr. Justice illeekborn—Weil, 1 don't know. A Jun man—We ask because be is diampmeabist lis. Justice Blackburn-011, I don't know that you can slidest to him on Mat groutul. • Juryman—Bo to sleep. my lord. the l as t ta m vim reapoi. owl he is very dimagnsible. (Ilasseel I ansbiat.) COURT OF 11XCRIQUKR.—Dac. 12. Sittings at NW Priu at Guildhall.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron end Sputa J urine.) 111721A7 C. TAITON. —owtroarnoPr. Mr. Bolin and Mr. Prentice were camel for thi plain tiff ; Mr. Charles Pollock represented she defendant. This was an action banish* to mover the amount due wader a composition dud it which the plaintiff sued as trustee. The question Involved was la its details eery awn jurylicated sod off no general %term& Atter ato trial ury found far the plaintiff—dumps SOL 10s. SECOND COURT. &Wage at NW Prins at GulldbalL—(Before Mr. Biros Bramwell sad Oommea Juries.) HOWARD V. JOlUDlON.—xsametics. Kr. Robinson and Mr. Rigby were counsel for the plain tiff, and Mr. Day far the deleadsat. This was as action brought by the plaintiff against the tiskedsat far the nagligeine ad hie servant in driving an eannitins titz e rintaire nab, whereby the vehicle and bone were inj as the Ist al June last, ow the 04eurg Past-allos. quotion wan which driver was to Num After hi wird wit teme se beet Met, Th. Jury found he the pialMig—dnegee 901. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Duo. 12. (Beton tie Jodie Ordhary.) KILL, V. =LUIZ ASO HICKS. (OaciimesTi lieeT3 --- ostorors?• — ir;;;ese.) Chrollso Miller proved Sot alter the separation the respoodest ems beak one wooing to her bugbears house sad baby si b with him ea that easing. bed brought her with ley tad mitoses hook it to bar in the course of the t. &Memo woo alio Ova to solohibk ocouloostion et her ic.d retwor to this ohm, Yta Oceolohatt, the housekeeper a/ Kr. Minor, detailed s ommonstice whisk she bed had with theresosadeat, sulks the esseese/ whightbelettorempiseely deeded AN ohs hod ever slept wit/ b hmelmmt oboe the moommosemeest of the Illo o d Now t rrhe s r i Zrooled the goat, sad his bortog moommell el=hued Best the meepomeleml hod not Imo guilty with milbor Bottom or OM me-morombiet. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Duo. 11 (Before Mr. Ourisheisser °mania) mt am NICHOLSON AND WROXI.--01111/01711 QUM= OW eons AWING ON • POND. The bankrupts were wars ous .. ef . o mlscipservita w hose sue was disposed el hal week 1:7 their receiving ow abeam At • dab; for diridood, a proof had bon leadered cud edadited en a hoed for 5,0001. which the bombs*. bad gm in Mb to Mr. Job Robinson, *Mut maser sire, el =haired ; aid ca this proof Mr. *bia ses bad noshed be int dividing of 10e. in the laud. fietbspeesity, a farther wed sae tesdered, w p b a leter undid= is the bad, by widelt t bee theinestue sot only to pay Wawa at 5 per mat. es the loss of 5.0001., bat also to pay Mr. Rotuma " eseesiou seindaistra r t i N si aml sielgas," an sassily of OWL, so keg se the away of 5,0001., es any part thereof, remsfaid /I* it vas matended. wu egaivalest to the a.aifou of a Imputed &amity, and the mart waa said either vela ow 1750 subs of the old .st, or the 154th section of Oho sow, to put • value woe tha loam*, mad admit the colainrat breve for that amount, otherwise to admit the prod as a debt doe ac • antis rosy, or as &maga onotelasd by the hash al tho sobtrazt to keep up the payment of the asst). The ease be very fully argsedom two day% by Mr. Usklater. is support of the prod ; and by Mr. Magfey, is *melba to it. Nis BOOMS sow d gave bipa After an cabaret. ear. vq the authorities es the matter al istable assalbs, maw to the that thin was US oath an anauity 1111 could be provsd maw lb. std by of its reran baring no precise and YAW aid that there wee no riot of peed en Ma other_poleddla because Mr. Mohasco aid already proved for all he was ambled to under the bead. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 00ITRT.—Dic. 12. (Beim t►o Cid Cloomissioaer.) II UTZ" W. JOSUE 242TUIRT.—A Dream on OP MINX COUPANUIL Mir Medved. whediserned iiimseit as formerly of Bolls. maelders, /Whim, then d Grapden-road, K emiagtoe, deck In holy onion, end alshmsa and director ot public emopenise, and now el Illerhemeiseet, Lambeth, cleric la mod swim tie Preasoniss Act h° l7 l e.V. Mil aml In person. as did also Yr. &take f aml t sett r solicitor. Mr. !Wedgy, ol ter the Medved. la this ems the debts mine 3,111141. 4.1 = d than seta only 1.1851. wen with suieatin. no debt owing to thip lYc =fwon 3,70111... _ lad *a caws of Inesivosa was t by siares ia paha aunisale and lb* deble dim to Troia the iemodweat's eemelemeke M 'primed that be had boa director of the Phoeis Life Odtme, and ceased to be is the directive le 1867, sad that wee his last mos:ion with public commies. He held preferment in the church in 1865, and Ares then had *My mossionelly done duty. He had peen a &Me el the ilmenrity Mutual Life Com pea 7, end aimo .1 tk• Aliment Mr. Phillips sad Mr. Dream emend, on the ground that the Magnet hed remitted weed addremee from his sche dule. The imelevel was eneeieed M seas length as to law preesediep via* be had been aimed. His Homer time& Mmid not proceed, considering the state d the preeletilege. The petition would be dis eased. The petition was amordiagly &maimed. A FATAL WAGER.—On Tuesday Mr. G. A. Part • held an inquest at Chevington, Suffolk, on the body of George Newman, a labourer, who died OR Sunday night from having, after previously imbibing freely, drunk fur a wager of a abillmg half • gallon of beer In two militates. " When the deceased had drunk the beer," said one of the wretched fellow's companions, " Wade. the landlord of the public-house where we were, said, " You have lion.* Newman took one shilling, and the landlord the other, and after the deceased bad put the ghillie( into his pocket his hands dropped. He then fell backwards, and his eon and °throe took him out of the house, thinking he would vomit, and laid him outside against the door. He lay there until d left the house, two or three minutes before ten. I said, • Don't let him lie here,' sod his son awl ethers 01117401 him into a oaraludge." The son of the de ceased stated that as soon en his father had drunk the beer the landlady said, " Fling him out, fling him out ; we west have him here nimmieg about." He wee aeoord higly lugged into the oirt•house, where his wihi came to hint late at night. The poor woman stated at the inquest : " I found my hashend quite drunk and in a sound sleep. When I Lad been with bin. about an hour. or en hour and a half, in the dark, I knocked at the door of the public. bows, and called for a light, but could make nobody hear. I went int* the shed .gain and sat by my honked, end when I thought be was choking I lifted his head up, and laid it down again. I eat with him until the morning. I did not go to sleep at all. I was In the dark all night. As noes as I found he did not breathe I knocked spin at the pittalie-liouse door, bat no one answered it. It was then, I should think, shout five o'clock. I sat down sea* and is sheet two boon west to my husband's sister in the i She retuned with me, and food__ husband quise:a . " Verde, "That the deceased died while Is • elate of druidism= sad stupor." Giotiessee wbo require good and fas h ionable Deese men depend on the WO meeertsh and Worn sole et largesse re ewers* 1.44 MM.* Wfalte Ink' advestimeat.l THE POLICE COURTS. Ilizabeil Randall, • won-1;0111d middhoged wawa, was placed at the for on a sirup of Meals* belonging to illiam Nye. The progenitor, a jolly-looking bargeman, maid that on the night before, while proceeding to his huge lying cd Yam hall, he mm the prisoner in the York-road, and she asked him to give her 6d. fora ring, saying she was dmilitute, and waited the 6d. to procure a bed for the sight. Bohm* her stahomnt he took her into a cook shop, wham ke pre her something to sat and to drii.k, and hid down • sere- Nip to pay for it. The landlady brought the change and placed it on the table, whet the prisoner deliberately took it up and was walking away with it, bat he skipped her at the door and insisted on her Prise him the money, and she 1 then for the first time said elm was his wife, and that it I mattered not which had the . (Imeghter.) Poliereenstable 1 0 3 L . depaned money , that wham walking airmg the Yerimread cm the night Were he herd • dispute be tweet the premonter and the prisoner„ the loaner maths that the letter should 'Pre him up his money which she bad taken. Oa hie ma ideg Ids appearance the said, " rat clad youi came. up. pcdoessea, for sny was about to kill me." and instantly walked away. The ptrwer deelered dip vise am wife ef his, and had gobbet' = A I V i e., and be, witness, then ram after and reared ler. The thet a i: en implodes toes, maid, " What it ru s ee ner ef ail m dear husband will you come S. the bear, do, dear? (lie ..w d laughter.) The tor exclai med,-" Yea my wife, I should be sorry to haw such a wife as yew," and gave the prisoner into cus tody. On Wag seershad, Is. were found in differeat parts of her diem, had • half.soyereign which had bus givea with the champ dimppeared. Nr. to this chug* Norton, tondesl4)—Nothiag the primmer—What have you got to say the you ? Primer (, only that the money found cm me I bed ameived at the cattle show for the rings I sold. Yr. Norton—You stated that the procreator, Nye, is your imehand. Is that so? Priormr—No, sir, I should be wiry to be the wife of such • fellow. _ _ _ _ _ _ - - N AM I should be mask more envy to be the Inan bud of awls • thief. It was bare intimated to the magistrate that the prisoner bad bola la melody Ware at We Goan as charges of felony, sad Ye. Navies ameaded bee to • fatale day for the attmdmai of the landlady el lie wok's shag, sad to give Siam fee tertior invades ablest Ism MARKETS. TALLOW.—Tweatwav Evwstra.—The market was qet toe* at tie eabielaed pine new, 513. 9 d. 565. 64. ; ell else matt. 51s. ; January to llosce, Mia 644 Derck Ws. to 52e. 3b ; April to Inas, 528. De liveries yestenlay, 990 casks ; arrivals, 2,067 erica OOTTON.—Lcvsaroon, Dnc. 12.—A good bushier has bun done today, mid prim an lon. The salsa are 10,030 balm, Winding 8,620 AOll6Olllll. at Bs. to 13d. ; 1,200 Bmat, at 41441. to ; 90 Baptise, at 13d. ; 10 PIITIMM. at NA ; 60 Bahia, at 100 Marsaham, to 131 ;of which 2,000 are far speculation and Wit. The weeks import la ASO balsa. WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Bneaveam, D. it—The Utter sews Irma Amman has produced es improved Woe ia the market, sad lather more busierm y doing. still there I. a desire os the part of most pinions to wait the result of &asks tidings from the Federal government Wool is still rather sluggish, sod in ewes quarters may be had for leg Ramey. Many staplers show a desire to realise sad to be prepared for anything that may happen Redeem are doing a fair buaiueu on late mien, and them is sot much new business doing except for immediate waste. The mare may be said of tha manufacture's. They are *dog • good business as old orders, but no sew orders are Merolimite are disposed to wait the result of some = a le news from Amines as to the Managua ml the Federal government. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.— Norrirowss, 12.—There has been a slight improvement in the lace trade this week, and a fair dread for plain net. A few American buyers are in tbs market, purchasing small pal , eels to be shipped in case d war. There an also a few Germane in the market, and @wend orders have bees received for France. Lee yarns are very high sad firm. Timm is no change to report this week in the hosiery trade, buyers being engaged in making up their orders for the spring trade. The pent week has been very quiet.—Nortiny hoe Journal. CORN.-13nuffmon&e, Dac. 12.—At Gloucester and Worcester markets , on the 7th, the supply of English whet: was short, and the sales made were at ma advisee d ls. to 2s. per quarter. Barley largely offered, sad la per quarter lower. Oats sad bases held for previous rates. Peas fully as dear. Daring the present week the unexpected decline and large arrivals in Landon and Liverpool have suspended operations in wheat. Barley only taken in retail. Oats unaltered, with quits as much doing. Very little deemed for beans or plea. At Wolverharuptoa yesterday, wheat was offered at a decline of la. to 2s. per quarter, without leading to business. At this day's market there was a limited supply of English wheat, which was generally firmly held for the currency of this day week, bat to make program is sales a reduction of ls. to 9a. per quarter bad to be subedited to, sad fallyes much OD American. Oa barley, oats, beam, sad pees the 'turn was in favour of ,the buyer, bat we make so alteration is our quotations. Devizes, Dec. 12.—We bid a better supply of wheat than far she last week or two ; many eseipke were affected by the close damp weather, end these were about L. per qr. lower, bat the beet dry ones melatehied lest week's prices. The best barley was fully as deer as last week, but secon dary sad infenor sorts were cheaper. There was a good alearasee senerally. Wheat. beet. 66a. to 664. per qr. ; Wallig de., 409. to 565. ; inferior do., 225. to 40s. ; brugey, 30e. to 4k. ; eats. 235. to 33a ; beans. 46a. to 50a. pses, 425. to 411 a. ; flour. fug (per ma), 47.. to 50s. ; ditto easesdk 43a. to 475. ll•toonwrka, Dar. 11—Our .shit this amain was niodsraialy attended, but time was very little disposition for bushiest manifested. Buyers ars waiting to see the 'MOM at ovasta, sad holders evince ao anxiety to prows sales as reduced rates ; bat in the few tosaaactiinis which look plan ha wheat and flour the tura use is favour of the tarmac Oats mod oatmeal sold slowly at previous Prim. Rapiers bases danliand dd. sad 'radian am la. par quarter. Nawsaa. BM 11—Al oar meal to-day lb. 'applies of ✓ain were thark WNW asylum, bilk of wheat and barley. WOO in lair m . Qs full pekes of last week. Oslo sad buss salsa% i Newsy ,ar Doc 11--Ilda hod a moderate supply of whoa*, via* oast • &math at a sissNma of freak Is. to la. mgr Not ma mesh Imlay an allar ; visaing fully as ualtag fully Is. par qr. tibaapar. Oats, Maas, sad pies dot Tb. trurauxue, 11—The bode le-day is wary wpb ; .t this wi tra S • l i eb tro l 'ealso 4f of l'idliarc rw Ids. lo 74a. ; herby, Sta. to Us. la. to SOP. I bowls, IS.. to ; pay k. to Oa per gr. Mow, ilith bs 581. pa ask. EDINBURGH, Dllo.ll.—We bad in the market to-day 1,111 quarters wheat 2,374 barley, 1,7Z3 sate, and 133 beau. There were sold—Wheat, '793 qrs. ; barley, 1,634 ; oats, 1,323 ; and beans. 80 gre. As compared with last weak— Wheat was 6s. down on tap, and 7d. down on aware; barley wee 4d. up on top, and 4d. down on avenge ; sate were 6d. up on top, and 4d. up on average; beans were ls. down on top, and 6d. down on average. Prices par imperial quarter:—What, 495. to 75e.; barley, 21a. to 3d.. 4d; oats, 5101. to 31s. 118.; beans, 38s. to to, Weight of top—wheat, 644141.; barley, 561 lbs. ; tota, 4511 n.; beaus, tibilbs. CATTLE.—Eimmusaa, Duo. 11.—The supply of cattle this morning was large, the number 558, being 121 more than last week. Demand good, and prices about the lame aa those obtained lad day. Top price of the beet beef, Its. 3d.; current, from Is. Vd. to Cs.; middling and inferior, from 6a. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. There were also 69 milk rows in market. The supply of sheep was 5,170, being 1,44/3 more thee on this day week. Sala were slowly effected, but little alteration in prioea compared with those obtained last week. Top price of the beet mutton, 7gd. ; current, from 7d. to Ted. ; ewes and inferior, from 4ed. to 7d. per lb. The number of pip shown was 242, fed de scriptions of which brought from ss. 641. to to. perstone ; six to eight weeks old do., from 10s. to 14a. a had. CHEESE.-2ALIBBUZT, Dm. 12.—Our monthly rhei4e market, held to-day, was vary shortly 'applied, and the attendance was also very limited. Trade generally was slack, mad the supply, which was ot rather an inferior cha reek:ovett vicesvices Una aolidest for the requirements of i a the ; • large quantity main' unsold of the roughest Kota, sad prior on thew klo ware rather lower, win. h everarta se follows :—Skims, 275. to &is. ; half cowar d s, 575. to 61s. Donets, 625. to 686. ; best Somerseta, Cilia to 72a.; Cbddary 70• to 78s. par cwt. TRAP7IO ANNUM& KIM Pee. Yet- Ulu, 'Total. UMW, apes mien eiandlie 1931 1890 Week ho. Oa IL A A t L Omit Southini el Indls 14 $2 21 83 Week miles Nov. tA Grand Trask ',Oats& K . . 970 A 371 14,14 3 13,418 18,114 Week ending Wiwi ltiadirls Noy. TS 421 4.52 WS 816 DMA Dee. I — 412 WO 811 787 Week eadtm lk A L Anterior 6 poweedeas keel Amass Div 2. 26 $l6 MO 948 3J6 Week mew ili Ileass Dria 7e9Wes SW 93 194 287 324 zt seam a Illmbis imil lbw U 132 lAN 1.934 1,059 NW* Sabra 7BO .11.831 040 34.00 37,107 Stockton sad Darlington lel 728 8,047 8.775 7,29 e Week aptig Dee. 8. Mast NY lair - 3.710 1.809 Cell 6.171 Ihstitia Clarielsi . O9 9.944 14.40 KM 21,874 13n,.11 119 m. and Doves 780 1.10 sli 1.60 m = 4 711091 U4e 11.06 0196 0770 40,400 lift 2,114 4.034 0.248 6,099 80011111 Dutra — 974 3.413 3,887 1,118 Illiegatalre Union fok 310 678 736 1,175 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUALTI?B. dimity of atidlr;nl.;l;clon, Captain Raby, with a '- m age, arrived here en tee Sad of November in a .everyMa been annoyed, declared demned, state, and will be sokL —Logos. Nov. 7. ansesworthy, con- Ceres (Danish), from lowehow-foo to London, with tea, is leaky cargo partly ditinegeLeingatlara. Dewdrop, of gandawlend, Captain Robinson, from SwalM! to Alicante, was abandoned on the etit of December off Reilly crew arrived pic bre. Dec. n bo * ked Moir ow at, by, Perm Capt , Donkin, 10. Nounnabal Nan scorer), Captain Littlewood, from Car drama tee Bar Yea gasenstown), was falba is with on the 17th ft Rovembem, la let ink km. 73, tea Mak*: Aar ; the master and crew wen taken d.—lion York, Nov. M. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Crortusi ft% of mud Sae !howl. arov.lt lat. 82.110 N., loc. ft.lo W. Chino Mallow (algp)ott Flastwood. DM. 7. lit. 4710 N., loc. 8.00 W. Jaclata. for Shropore, Not. 14 lat. 613 N. kin. 2525 W. Wm. Cots, lac Calcutta, Nor, 13, USN., lon. 25.25 W. RINPOSTID 1111:117NT ON BOARD AN ANZEICAN 8111..—We yesterday reported the anima, on fire, in Torbay, of the American merchant ship Flipbat Grimly, of 1,000 tons, belonging to Porthed, Maine, in the Federal States; and that through the efficient help rendered by Britham people the Om was subdued, after the vessel was brought near to the Breakwater. It wee also stated that there were rumours afloat as to the fire haviwg been wilfully °cm. sooned. It was Oat disoovered on her, down the Channel, is Ulla* booed tram Realvezt b dkyab, some hours before she Imbed in Torbay. Oa Wednesday evem ing it was reported that the crew were is a state of mutiny, and that in 000/41P111011 of the representations made to him, the chief officer Jibe mashrisaid had been induced to mend a number of armed men on board.— Western Nonslip Nan. Tea OUTWARD &MAY AND MAoamus MAns. -41avaiurress, Duo. 12.—The Perdaveßr and Oriental Oammay's stoma* Moeatm ' Oaptsin Comes mailed base today M 2.20 p.a., with the nails far Gibraltar, the Meditaneneem Egyph, Ades, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. task wt 47 primps., including Captains Clary and Ne and Lieutiesar J. C. Cerium, foe Bombay: OmpTain ha t. Gosling. fur Boos; end the Marquis of Wor miest sod Brigs Bsnail, for Gibraltar. The Noonan took on AM& far Bombay 127 bozos bar silver, value 33,8021. ; Jewellery, 19!1.: sad a general cargo. Bairwssut awn Loon OF Twim-Two Lzve , =.— Tits eehommer Itederike Christine, of Hamburg, from Sego* tor Leith, with wheat, we abandoned during a Pk, OE the Mt Ida, in kt. 14f N., keg. 6 E. Twentptwo of the mew were washed overboard previous to the ship being abandoned. The remainder of the crew were rescued, and tam into Ireedenlcahaid.—Dundee Advertiser. The screw steam ship Mauritius, 2,135 tone, 300 hone-power, Oaplain D. Cznikahank, has been chartered by her Majesty's govrenment as a transport to convey troops and stores, and bee proomded to Deptford to be fitted ; the emu stems ship Admiral Smarts has also been chartered to convey 1.000 tons of stores to Bermuda, by Yana Boyden and Herd, of King William•street. OltYlerAL PALMIL ONZ SHILLING DAT. THURSDAY, Dec. 12.—AdzeisMons on payment, 2,491; ditto by season Weals, 916 ; total Yukon, 3,407. " We find Du Barry's delicious health-restoring Itesalents Arabian Food ties intent remedy for habitual coeds. potion, insUpeation (dppepsta ) thatoloncy, distension, beartbos, palpitation, oddity, phlegm, dropsy, dysentery, atrophy, do e thus, nerronansas, irritability, sleeplessness, biliousness, hoed and liver complaints, haemorrhoids, cough, asthma, debility. acrufUla, and consiunption.—Andrew Ure, M.D., PALS. Harvey. Dr. illsorbusd, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Had Hurter." Puirl tins, lib., L. ail: Mb., Ils.. Mb., M.—Baur DO SLUT sad Co.. 77, Rogeotadrost, London ; also Fortnum and Maws . aol at 80, Graoschurolbotrost ; 4, Chaspeide ; 03 and 1.60, Oximi• greet; and slipovers sad obesists.—(Adsertisement. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HllCKTON.—Deesualier I, at Keusington.gardens-equare, 11/ le' park. the wise of W. M. biretta'. Le., of n daughter. BURROWlL—Daseinber I, the wife of J. Burrows, Douglas Dank, Wigan, ot • sou. DAWeß—December 9, at Hyde, Isle of Wight, the wife of g tabs Da kW Adjutant Royal Aberdeenshire llighlau&n. of a MIXON- - D•sidtbar 7 at Nackington House, Canterbury. the wife of Captain T. Hilton, of a daughter. MAUNDER.—Deogenber 8. at New Broad.street, London, tlr wife of C. 7. Maunder, Seq., of a daughter. aynard Y NARD.—Dneember 10, at Berkeley-square, the Hon. Ws M. at a daught PRDLlLT.—Deoember 9, er. at Tenterden, Kent, the wile of 11. Leg. leg, of a daughter. 808 .—December 8, at Anglesea.villas, Hammersmith. lb wife of E. Roberts, Faq., of a daughter. ISlNlOL—December 10, at Huskissou-street, Liverpool, the 118 of L Senior, kip., of a danght. r. SHAWL—December 9, at Upper Brunswick-place, Bright,o. tk wife of A. Shank, Le , of • eon. WAKlL—Deeernher 7, at Falmouth, the wife of CommsoY S. A. Wake, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ABBOTT—PARKER—December 10. at Shenstone Churet fordahlre, by the Rev. H. lltddulpb, F. Abbott, Em.,t., h.. Jane, daughter of Admiral Sir W. Parker, Bart., 6.C.1• Mauston, Lodge. HARDMAN—WREFORD.—Decomber 10, at Clifton CI Bristol, by Um Rev. J. H. Crowder ILA., F. Hardman. to Ann, daughter of Wreford, Req., of Clifton. NBALE—CHAPHAN.—December 10, at Bt. Mary's. BM': square, by the Rev. A. R Thompson, Mr. T. 11. Neale. 1... • Honor, daughteeel Lammas. Esq., of Baling. Middle- . BALIIIBURY—RIIRL—Doerasber to, at Christ's Church. ham, by the Bey. W. Raves. the Rev. C. Kilisieny, Anthe Ilintdaveliter of the Late R. King, ol I'" Brasted 11 been. SLOPES —W DlME.—December 7, at Rt. Stephen's. bourne.park. by the Rev. H. Smoke. O. K IL Bar , . B. A. K.. . 810 'Pfir, of Beat Woodha Berks. v. Makes. asustiter of the late J. Woe, Esq.. us. Unary, and &Ackley Indge. Laiontenkire. DILATE& DLlEAltD.—Deeerwfl eit Margate, Mr. A. Mizent CLUlCSOX.—Decentber 9, at Ittawate, Ser. T. Clark..n.. Bowdon, Choho D 919 9 2, m l9 - I clo Mad 72 . LlNCOAN.—usomber 9. at Iluntitudoe-street, fain ooh Avow wife a( Mr. J. Lincoln, aged 64. 1. MACKlNTollll.—Decemher 10, at Colearn, Anchtcranle • Mr. IL Maeklatedt, aged 72 NICIOLOON.—Datembee 10, at Tillingbonrne, Dorki* / "beim. 11 299. mai SO. SCOMT.—Damber 9, at Lothian rills, Cheltenham. " c —December 9 at Mallebeetb, W. smith. lip. ;tin wesna.menD.—Decrember 7, at lielmarentreet, Llrerwol, , wife at Mr. IL ?Telford, aged en TIIIIIBULL—December 9, At " Turnbull. aged 47. Shad W ; MAN sad rallkbell by Wusua Kum Hays. 0 f %). nal" 111 bi ity = 1 : 1006 • 1441 1„4 1 ot Loodoi, instioet of blgie m ' Plaid% 011 nn Jel All