The Express. — London, England, 1855-12-14 00:00:00

lab) itriteUtatna• COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Dzo. 13. ' NIL ram AT o momia..—sOPONl UMW C•UPSILLe • erlial•L Aar. 000DAA1.1 V. AVD1—I1vo 1 Amo 1 : toms and Kr. Ilimisty Ware comma for MI plots- Brumell all Mr. Wyldo repreasatad the de- was ea astir es two ponies of inearare, on a cargo iar rimed at Bohn. sad dieeltarged at Amsterdam. shlobreken in Loudon bed the sugar rm. to them, sod re. told it to this Aauterdast 8•M Sedans Compsay. The lateen 800, the vow' is whisk le cargo was shipped, arrived at Plymouth, and was ordered Amsterdam, where it wee ford that the sugar was rarderably damaged, as the plated& alleged, by ma It wee sold by auction, and they now sought to the lass they had thereby seateined. The planar& roe admittad that the Clem Bee was a new roil, pererly watertight, and that the sugar but. it was ea bred boy had to travel a nag diaries is lighten. debase was that the sugar was damaged bare a wog od. jary fogad a verdict for the defendant. MOAN • MOW JUST. V. OALTON.—THS Q 11•1711 1 .11 NOTICII AT SCHOOLS Plastiag sad Mr. Threpp appeared for the plaintiff, • &dant Bhee sad Mr. Buddname for the de was an cation to recover 101, is lies of a quarter's which it was declared the defendant had undertaken before he vathered his daughter from the plaintiff's The disillandont, wb3 had paid the amount of all donna& iche cart, pleaded firstly, that he did not ; esesely, that he did est break the premise ; and ly, that baste breach, the plaintiff had exonerated him his eastraa appeared, frost the evidence of the plaintiff, Kim who keeps • school at Clapham, that ia September, os wife of the defendant, • surgeon, at Shalom, on her with the object of pintas one of dinghies cadet bet care, sad it was n od that the terms thould be 401. a year for board educative, leaning Fresh. The plaintiff stated • that interview, wording to her percher, she showed J. Chitin her prospectus contains the stipulates quarter's sales was 'spooned bailees was re . la the fellowisi month the wither. Wig thea years of see. we. pissed , aid daring vassaisne, astil 1864. Is the e= i e l e amt • went hem he the lender, seed es the IN of .41 mimed le teed. Ahem Ins weeks easewords pieistiff dimmest that the hest wee OW with 4cadNag shall et the seatopet m she ielan, tea bee lame es tth M Ma. Silas the WM. eke =r e m M rtherstherheel is soh ammiltion, the bowleg ishesesdi bee thee tee of her Nathan sad Imi boos similarly AMON dubs She helMays. She the aid with her mother, hat kept the themacy ors, ampules leer rotes, mill else neutered we miry letter foes Ms di/seine bee at shameful anted, and etheethes that the Mites Se Him flakes sad 'se amuse eerie be east tiff estursed the • est ease Ihe tin lel. tee the as se sake e= lei Wee ghat. Jr oraummiNake the theitilf Math that to the ' her Midair boil shows a posupsolos emblem Gates, set WA she we without am at the Mos. Whom t hems** shill* Mrs. Gahm MI esl eamesetnee about Me seglimt. Mrs. Gates hell sited hee be 4 chid beak. bat she nfesod to de se meth she was 417 lbes foss ter impleise. /Am thellies elm diming Met hs Ilisestwes hale anti WPM is The sweet set see he Miss Galles's thesaltheth wee 1 $ yeast of age, mil therefore, is witsetee sat esthete to tote eased Malt is that rospeth M cleanse his. Gallia theme pathway that fflfM • awl shim bet a pussielle. nag ON Ai INN go sis chisiy saw* on Mr seems to embed. She wee beam is had a state that her Mk had to be est - -Atha wee seise animist for ssNM weeks. e mos esemisedes the witness eillmileth that der -. holidays whoa the thild was at both leer ether', Melee caw Ahead N a similar reamer, Ist very ileihmiest case MM, mad dialed haviag ewe arm lOW pospselesse. se laving had say Imes ) thee a gthrter's seethe theme manal was required, orl world hsw eltesiel to IL Imps a doom of Ike diksiest's wife, proved the white** arid bed bass retersed to her paroau, et the plaintiff had Totowa to Wm her bask till anted. Fisheries was about to reply, who Pe emus of the Jury mit—We NW seed' up oar • Ws Ada verdict for the oisibaskok cad w thlak, moreover, that this is an aches whisk shield saver lure - brought. r. Pickering, evidently taken by arpries by the annuceurest, raid in that ease he mutt beg **jury to what he had to say. • Foremen—We base made op our naiads. Campbell—You will hear what the gentleman has perhaps it will alter your opinion. f aneeee—We go upon the evidence, my lord, and not I speeches. ,d Campbell—But the leaned conosel's speech may , you is arriving at a conclusion on the evidence. ss Juryman—We think the speeches are too long. (L!ughter Pickering thought it important that the jury should te direction of the learned Judge. Campbell—Oh, there is no point of law in the case. learned counsel, however, persisted in his right to and at the conclusion of his speech. d Campbell briefly summed up. Be said he joined the jury is lamenting that this action had been sight. Hs was sure the plaintiff was a very respectable cy, and be trusted it would do her so harm. The first nation for their cosideration was, whether they believed be prospectus bad been brought to the knowledge of the defoliant, for if it was, and the stipulation for • quarter's A was not objected to, that would be *alines of the tact. If they believed that the defendant's daughter been takes home improperly, then it could not be raid had been removed by the defendant without the ar's Lotion. If, without the fault of Mrs. Frosts „r child was attacked with this contagious which was likely to be communicated to other pupils, he thought it was fair enough that she should mho her Issue. But if they cams to the coeclueion that arose from the plaintiff's aegleet, then she I set justified in taking kw bens; sad as the child had been ressend by the deiniant, but by Ilia Foster, could be be bench ef sestrest an his part, even if bead that be had salsa tam say entreat. They 1 , sap, whedMe ewe lied been sash a mime ; wheilber it had hie hakes by the defesdast. Formes said I. had le apologise to the learned Al for having interrupted him. The jury were of the . opinion, and found for the defendant on both lessee. fertile far the defendant. COURT OF EX AT FIN PAM. AT SIIII.DZAIJ A met TIAN: LOAD C=7 MI MI BPD A MIIMIAL MIT. O. TUN MIDLAND ILAILWAT COMPANY, DIOLIGINCI OP TIN COMPANY. was as setioa to rawer compensation is damageel the defendants, the Midland Nei Company, feel e alleged auligense of their aerostats, whereby the' plaintiff sod his wife had sustained serious injeries. The ' defeadtats plesded not guilty. Sir Frederick Thesiger, Mr. Saadi, and Mr. J. Brown spoezred for the plaintiff; and Mr. Edwin James, Mr. Mellor, and Mr. Mandell repthaested the 'smutty. it Frederick Theidger, is stating the nos to the jury, A that it was one that required their MOM serious atiess .lol2, as the injerise which Mr. Demos, the plaintiff, had eastaised were likely to prove of a permanent du 'ester. The accident took plum as far bath as dad day et January, 1854, and as Wien eosentoneed is the October following, but wee prowled with, es it did not then appear that the iaja s would prove to be of lush a serious nature. No asawat comminution which weld be off rd Gould ha regarded sufficient to stow for the isjarin indicted. Mr. Dawn, was a gentleman of 59 yea» of age, was a solicitor of t extensive practice at Ashby-de la Zush, and his sass entered into partnership with him in 1852, in order to eve him in hie onereas duties, for independent of his large business, Mr. Dew's wee clerk to the Melaka.' potion of the consort of Ls'cestor and Derby, sod also docility clerk th the aunty mutt. At the time the widest occurre d Mr. Dowell was sfdicted with " aagiaa pectoris," • " •-•••• whith did not peewit his treasuting heath's.; bat «ate time it was desirable that he should set be to ereeltentest. In the begiasiog of the moat\ Tumefy, 1861, it was rte esuary that Mr. Dew. _.2 go to Loudest ea business. sad Mn. Dews hawing esprawd a wish to sesompthy Rim , they, on trim lad at 'dal month, left Ashby for Laced.% hy the 6 o'sdeck oath, ' pro-coded as far as Leitheter, whore they were to sewage italtisies. They arrived there .boat 7, bet the aim treat aids they were going to Load in, bs leg s e ameliorable behindhand, they did eat aster the train aatel semi, o'ele..k. Revisor takes their seats in adm ease ouriarro, i whiles wee • Mr. Draper. they 'tined 1,, L mdea, bat al set procudod far when, on approaching Ragbyos West C3llisies took place, is consequeuee of this 'sprees troikas which Mr. and Mrs. Demise were, Titania' Iwo the etheek sad rata of sanitise, the debris of whish with ISM Nth* life, the result of • former isollisioa. They IWO ailliag with their becks to the engine, and by **thee woo throw forward to the opposite seat, bet the Seboaad we so great that Mr. Dewes was UM la* with his head scam the seat ea MN& • had bees sittiag. The beck part of his head mask 'be sad hod erased weenies el the brain. Mrs. Deana es throw to the beams et the swigs sad had Instable/ weigerabie *arise is her lower ' , eremitic., from whit& she wee eves at the present time • Wren? hat len lajseise wee WWI es with thew of bar ha:head, and (a bar waisey for him she beet all thought for herself. Mr. Dews removed from the swims is a state of issensibility, A \seise received a 'tinniest was with di/salt enabled proceed se far as Rugby. where be was prevaNd apses by Ma. Down to resulle foe the alglt. Shortly after his arrival there • sidled geotlesaa—a Mr. Duties's—wee asuewead, who et first proposed clippie; sail bleedisi, bat aeon that Mr. Domes was sselfirriaefries shiveriag Me, be esteisised from pullsesdag say sureties ; sad tall,. wilted for 11r. Dews talc,• • 1691-1 larog to call lb . reit at 18 0 0 0 k s i i . toirsvor, he did het WI, mad Kr. • et. - _,---4- -- . - - ..m....-- - irold 1 COURT OF Erman AT NIL PSI 000 D Mr. thews and tiff ; Mr. Brutes bullet. This was as esti of sugar shipped i • s r ig ht n i e raintifil eh t. them, I RA flaing Coupes, • the cargo was ship] 1 to Amsterdam, a esosiderattly dams water. It was sol recover the less tit intonate admitted perfectly watt pat cm beard her • The defence was t shittP•a• I The jury foetid VOSVIS v. OAST° Mr. Piskeriag a and Mr. Bedew teedast. This was en es aides, which it it le give before her wheel. The dell other dense& lee promise ; dee. thirdly. that bets from his cantreth It appeared, h I . Foster, who keep i 1 1662, the wife of caked cm her I l her daughters thy* that the esd educative, Shit at that tater W Mrs. (Salton I that a quarter's a Heed. Lithe ft tines resit et TO esseell COM Ind she west het Attend returned • the pkistif died yard* wed Ude her ostler 'shots,' seal I. I ed=Z a tel e . A id Miles is& I • adios bed hies s led the chid wit espedisi her 10 hem the &demi i the midst ebeel , I &VMS end dal I quiets% IS IS SO Is hie MOMS led alba Wed esd led set edd 1 she teak hems I with her sheet h take the child he Wastitees ha l dissMlsee V est. The sense ter libb wee IS 3 *Wes. ease Is the *ld diked Fasten bed wend i i leseetr ali bil I. off, sod die wee • Is her eras. Mg Vie holidays ' ,l l i eel add wee di e bl istastlsel ow albs *hill ~ 11 ti ledge thee seed he wield hided Miss Messer,' date is ebb,' V sad that the ski Mr. Picked", he T Fosses I , sheds. We Sad sionever. that I been brought. Mr. Picker* ansouneeniest, t bass what be kw Ili 1 11 Ti. Forests,. Lord Camphol I to say ; perhaps 1 , A Juryman— . en the speeches. I , • f Lord Campb• mist you Is arri . i ! i A J Greens — (Laughter ) Mr. Pickering have the directio I ' I 1 I Lord Campbell The leerrad a reply, acd at the Lord Campbel 11 . . with the jury brought. He en lady, and he to 1 gamin for dui ~ the prospectus b i • defended, for ii notice was not of . , • *attract. If the had his. takes I I she bed been quarter's &dice the child we order, which a pupil:, be thee take her bend. 1 ' 1 the sioutplaiet e i was not justifier. not hewn ranee there could be they feeM Gel tiadd eq. Sall and, it re. weed 1 1 1 The Formes I I coussel for hay& suss °Diode, as I Verdict far tit COURT 1011.131•11 AT PIN P I LOW SSW'. C. TSB , 1 NS This was as from the defend the alleged De piebald sad hit 1 defaudatts plea 1 Sir Frederick appeared for tl Mellor, and MI Sir Frederick said that it was dos, as the inj sustained wail .1 i ruder. The the led dal Wu sosislawv i li l i not proeteled e I ries would prow of comment sae . es sufactent to I \ who were a gent meet extensive i i 1 ' 1 lad entered lot relieve his in large business : , • potion of the deputy stork t , • oecerre4 Mr. I diodes which I of the wale ti , t - loorl to 11/1 toenail. 1\ it oi.r.tl go to L *um teed a w tout mouth. II 1' and pro.eaded sea :seas. Ti 1 by s :at the] time behindht . l d o'cle.k. Hi in which was bad set two violent c Adel trek. le Wale week aid re Mt Woe lime, d i ' 11 reties with • i 1 ware throws re heesd we husk with tub MS bees 1 ' cent aid had I . wee tiniest esenideralie she wee eves I wen Weld I 1 toddy for I MY nsiewm add beets( 1 LI : to lida Ma. Dien arrival ear 1 Ilk *assessed. debts, that rave elaed fn veribild for * ft hi li 1 . I , de, • 1 '. • . • . , • ‘., • -. - . • . Deena beteg swim to Loathe, left by the 3 o'er._ sad arrived at hi. ledgt.ge Is Coniptenatrest, Emu .are, in du mans. Seen after his arrival he saw e. Al , a medical asap, residing in the neighbourhood, wive neummeaded 31r. Dues to ratans home as Ma as passible, bet be, aotwithstanding this advise-16 Mum being of importaace—remained la Ludas, bet the Weak was so 11111.1110 he was unable to Masan the important mat tins whisk sailed him to tows, so that be wu obliged to re. then home, when be arrived abut the 19th of Tea. Oa hie arrival k. saw his weal =Ulla ma, _Dr. Basilian, ebeenba remises of paralysis, Nodding is, his SIG in dugs/, moil mesh wee the hamiasat peal la Mt* Mr. Deus wet that 16 War aft Yll *sinus _ that he was mol dered eat of Mg* ar that ble Bfe would be =t Dr. Hugh= theaelelt advisable that Mar Melee ho said hlealeaseaseamtly Mr. Shaw sad Mr. lieesialay, both medal tads emeited with tho oempasy, led Waited U,. Domini hatsadded lath. treatment width had bees adopted by Dr. Deasheet. The Modleal men all con sidered it advisable *lt Nf. Dowse should loses Ashby for chugs of sit, mad asserdisgly Mrs. Demised her busload' visited Leming*. sad Brighton as soon as he was is a At, state to travel, whore they remained till the July following.' On his Man, it was found that he was fez from being • shrewd, active maa, quite inespable of &Undies to his prefesaional Miens, which be was obliged to dimmed's@ altogether, and was now in a wretched state of health, so much so, that he was usable to appear in court that day. The unfortunate gentlemen's memory bad quite feesims him, nerd he us incapable of giving a .tear or Melba account of what had occurred. He bad omitted to Sitio dos that the cause of the saddest was is MU ways than us to be attributed to the gr i ves uwe Vioase amt want of precaution on the part of the as he would prove beyond all doubt thee the assidest all = not have takes plus bad they adopted the mailindel caution. The immediate eases of the collision was UMW quent upon the express teals mining into the debris of the former collision, which he would prove had taken place nearly ea beer before the arrival of the trate, sad the progress of which could have Ma indeed Oboe by te legraphing *Leicester or by asemileg ate et tbe servants of the company alug the lthe to wars the sapiens train of the danger. That had net bees does, sad beam the eau* of the irremediable calamity which had resulted team mot of due diligence and care for which the NMI re. erosible. He would show that the load the firm, having been streak down, the Mims bed greatly de creased, sad that the pecuniary lass was moldoesble, sad for that his be would remind the jury** wmapeay were • la 'Deemed of their servants flog prayed gal* of aegligenee, of which desbeless they were. The loused counsel coseheded by swag the fellow*/ evidence. Mr. Arthur Wright said hews • paseseger by the teen which was the immediate suer of the accident. The horse box attached to the trait la whisk he was, slipped off the line and upset, consequently the Bee was stopped up. He was of opinion that the be: might have been thrown over the embitakment, and then the line would have bus *ea cleared. However, such was sot dares. The tibia Will he was ought to have mind at Rugby tram UMW, Se half put 8. It was coasiderably after its time. Thin would have btu ample time that the hone bon nth se the rails to have sell to Wooster to has, stopped the annul train. The Chief Baran mid ham the *psalm of the lamed enuel, and from the evidence which had been gives, he thought the ease would rewire itself into a gateau is to the amount of damages, which would more gamily be arrived at free the mediesl testimony. It was deer as accident W occurred. Mr. James said he was primly willing to admit that ea accident had happened, sad that the compeer were napes sib!' for the negligence of their serverita, sad therefore the oily quotient was as to the snout of damages. The Chief Baron—Sash widest' may hippo ea the best °Deducted lines. Sir F. Thesiger said it was important, la order to aides at the amoest of damages, to mutat& the nature of the widest. Mrs. Jain Caroline Dews, was thee sailed. and said she was the wife of Wm. Down, the othiatiff. Ho was 68 yam of age. Down to Jimmy, 1864, he was is the habit of &Weeding to his business. Oa the 2al of Jemmy, in that year, Mr. Dews. and sbe started by the 6 p.m. bele frees Ashby de Is South for Leicester, when they arrived at 7. The up-train, in which they wen going to Leadea, was three quarters of as hour babied its time They changed carriages at Leicester, and en the train mill up they took their ants is a firet-clam earriage. The train loft about eight o'clock, and they proceeded on their journey mail they arrived *Um Ulleathorpe and Rugby, when she requested Mr. Dowse, who was asleep, to get the tickets ready. She bad scarcely finished speaking when there wu a dreadful collision, which throw her to the opposite aide of the ourisge, end Wm she fell to the botto - .a of it. Every bow in her stays wu brokea,so greet was the shook. Her hothead was she thrown to the oppo site aide of the carriage and book again, whoa the bask of his head cam to contact with the seat on which he had bus sitting. He was quite shingled and insensible, and moaned outinsally. He wee attacked with retching. There was come brandy and water brought to him, but his teeth were so closely &bushed that it could not M administmd. Sub sequently, however, she sucireeded in making him take scene. After that he remained insensible for an hour. They stayed there about as hour, but as soon as the line wee cleared they preluded to Rugby, whore they arrived at 20 minutes to 11 pan. Mr. Down wu not ineeseible thee, but did not sees aware of what passed. Mr. Draper, who was in the carriage with us, was not seriously hurt, but he was no doubt greatly Al th ea. He had hio hat embed. Oa our arrival at Rugby they West to the liaryle. After a short time Mr. Diainscre, • medial man. arrived, and put several questions, which she did sot ap prove of. He at tnt proposed to cup her husband, thee he bleed him, bat finding he wee chilly and shivesiag he had not done either. Mr. Dickinson left promising to call the &eat day, but, herbs' failed to do so they preceeded am their Putney by the three o'clock Dila to ludos, when they arrived in the emits. Mr. Dawes emplaned of having been von much shaken, sad subsequently saw Dr. Allen, who resided in the neighbourhood of their lodging is Compton-street. Dr. Allot advised Mr. Deese n return home, but be, being asitious to attend to his business la town, did sot leave immediately. Had he even desired to do so it would have been out of his power, as the railway wee blocked up with snow. He was not able to Masaot his basinen whets in Louder, as he was act They left Londaa about the 18th of 'musty, and arrived at Ashby de la Zoisets en the following day, having rested a night oa the reed, to break the length of the jemmy. Her husband saw Dr. Daaglise, kis usual stediesi attesdaat, as his arrival—rise Dr. Bbaw and Mr. Maceeley, who were the medical *Seen of the compsay. He was seriously ill, and was candied to his bed for a amide:rabbi time. By the advice of the medial me* they west to Leamington ou the 19th March, .ad afterwards to Brighten. They wore absent altogether three meths. Since the accident Mr. Dawes had been incapable of tranauttiog any battens. He was at potent in town, bat us very much worse since his arrival. His attend*, at the court to give evidence, she had aro doubt, would be attended with bad results; she dreaded his attendance. Their expenses for the trip to Leamington and Brighton amounted *684 Cross-elauffued—Her two seas wore in partnership with her husband. Her husband had not cioaeluded the be whisk called him to Loaden duels; the time he wee le Ma. She thought he had seen Dr. Allen before the 6th at, Seminary. He had not kept his bed at all when he wu lel tura. Ho Weeded church as the two following Sasdays Dr. Diekineoe .10 tk• of the seek. sad Mr. Meseulay ** woe of menu, is order to pledges eallivatioa. Dowse woe erellited to his room for • esesidershis ale. , and was very lit up to the 9th of February. I• Meta he weal to theses side. His done for alt.a was lOL Sines Mr. Deem' return home he was stroppe sad mild, but his health wee greatly impaired it s=atbet he would his again be It to Mead to weskit met be safe for him to attend naive • mei. A l Ceseresamined—biss. Deese kW setesaissed her lege wore Wend. He bed based ebsot li e s t il e2V that the was imaladed haw Piled eiden. and In must Mg' that sinamstaace caused him emu surprise. The swan ' struetnee of Mr. Dares' bun wee weak. Tin disease which ke had wee incurable. It has been in slow progress for several Re-ezemined—Mr. Dew might have lived far many years with Mr. J... ears. trattit stated that he wee • Fellow of the College of Physicians, sad physician to St. Thomas's Hospital. He saw Mr. Deem yesterday finning for the purpose of ascertaining whether it would he proper for him to appear in court today. Mr. Dimes gave him the idea of a pines whose nervous system was very noun shattered, and whose animist organs were greatly disturbed. He had moaned Mr. Dowse with refennee to eagles pectoris, and altogether the impression conveyed is kis mild was that he wu a man who was suffering from Illbeesp et the hurt, although not severely. He was eadheing his great niamtal incitement, es mash so that he could not will safety give his evidenee. A penes afflicted with engine pectoris might live fin may years. He bad knows instasoes I of perms with that disease living for 16 or 20 ears. Mt. W. Napier Bun, deputy clerk of tie pease far Leicester, end Mr. Simmons, proved that Mr. Dawes had, previous to the accident, enjoyed • very extensive practice as a solicitor in the county of Leicester, being a very shrewd and elute man of twiner. Mr. Willies P. Dowse, a sera sad partner of the plaintiff, proved that eines the accident the biplane of conveyascdog had ensiderebly fallen off in eoesequenes of his father not being able to attend to it. Up to the data of the accident his father was able to attend to all the beldame of the odes. From • letter which he had received he thought he should find his father dead en his snivel is London. A letter from the mitoses is tie seentary of the company, dated hammy $l, lII* was them Md. It stated that Mr. Dews. had retuned hew, mad enggestod that as his claim for cempeweedeli would be comilerible, the oempary might think it deskable either to mate iaquirkss as to his state of the neediest mem is attendees% se send a surgeon of their owe. The wifeless was about to dame* his father's state after his retest. when The Lord Chief Baron said he did not think it neuseary that the leaned counsel should pens" this li.. of eaunias tion further. The medical evidence had clearly established a cese for eonspeaeatias, sad in his opinion the only question was what the mown of that sompensatioe skould be. His attention had been dinned, by Mr. James, to certain matters it the only part of this case, and though h. felt it was better there should have base a joint action on the part of tbe plaintiff and his wife than two separate Wises, he felt bound to say that there were dresoustances 'connoted with:this um which reordered It • preps! one for isqairy. Mr. James—That was what the &futon felt, my lord. The Lord Chief Bares--I dare may if the division had known se much of this is.. as we sow know, we should have heard nothing about it. Geeerally speaking these mitten are engaged with ensiderable liberality. Mr. Jameo—la this case, my lord, the dimities felt than vereeertala onsumsteacies which should be invent pied. The Chief Baron—l have been watching the case, and it snore tome that up to the present moment the tautest is ;A right, for there sertainly were cireemetaacee whisk to be investigated. • short cossetted= betimes the leaned souneel, fie . Thesiger said his leaned Mends who represented the oseepany had suggested an SMOSat of damages which be eat the part of the plaintiff was prepared to accept. The amount would be 1,130 W. for the aseident to Mr. Dew., end UK for the is to Mn. Dowse. The jury — That was gaudy the mount we bad deed M (Laughter.) Mr. James—That will quite justify the directors with their shareholders ' and they had ao ether object. A verdict wee then entered for the plaintiff—damages 2,0001. CONSISTORY ■OOIM DI. LAW P. LAW. This was a taus* of separation tonight by the wife apaiest her husband on 'coolant of enmity. Thera was no defaces on the part of the husband. Dr. Lishington prosouncod for the separation. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. - .r:?311 ( 177 111 T - =PRIM FRIDAY Ealititt, DRCEMIIIIR 14, 1855. thifir i art bees hawked down is a gutter . —liameen Barker, eanalable, deposed that when ! w e ll was bang ~p Om lab, be and Beardshaw were hawked down. pet his hand to his head, and said .. Oh, my Ned r—Hassel Linley, inspector et pollee, new the riot. Both the prisoners were present, and they appeared to take a very active part is the disterbsacw.-I[r.NPright, surgeon, _proved that the thwarted's skull was (natured, and that sossequent eztravesatiott of bleed ca the brain was the eases of des*. The wowed was sash $ one as wee likely to have been predated by askew. Mr. Nutley, ea rWig to address the Jury for the defence, remarked that he would yield to no man in struggling to the last for a elitist when there was saythieg like a fair chance of nowise; but whoa there was not he would net do it to please any sliest. The questios was, were the jury satisfied that the witnesses who bad spoken to the primmer throwing stones and strikitig penes, were to he believed ? He had so instructions that he could shake their antlibility, and without seek iestractioas it would be improper for him to attempt to do so. Therefore all he meld my was this: The night was dark, there was no light, and it was within tto ' range if possibility, sad that was all, that some of the witnesses might have bees mistaken. Kr. Baron Martin told the jar y that there was so evi dence of murder at all, and the jary found the prisoners Chitty of manslaughter. 110? At 110311111.1). William DlPConniek, 82 Patrick Charleston, 19, Michael Finnerty, 46, sad HobertSmith, 38, were indicted for a riot at Sheffield, on the 21st of July last. Mr. Hardy sad Mr. Johnstone were for the prosecution ; Mr. Deareley sad Mr. Shepherd demisted the priapism. The carcinoma's were very similar to those stated is the preceding ease; is feet, it was in the course of this disturbasee that the poor fellow whose death had just Lissa inquired into was killed. Several witnesses were celled to prove the particular part which the prismers severally took in the tramartion. They were heard to urge on the crowd to violence, and them selves throw stones, sad were heard to vow vengeance against the police. All the prisoners were found Guilty. Mr. Bares MartM, in sentencing the prisoners, said he had made up his mind to mate as example of them, in order that the people of this country might see that the law and the pease should be upheld, if possible. Here were sin mos belonging to a large body of people resident in this country —be alluded to the Irish—who, obliged probably to leave their owe ematry beams of its poverty, came over to this essatry, where Um enjoyed better wages and other great advaatame which they mild sot have at home, and yet they mald not keep quiet, but must needs display their gratitude by breaking the peace of this country, and indulging in all sorts of riot and acts of violins*. He considered Burke the wont of the party camera in this present transaction, he having thrown the stone which is all probability killed the policeman, and having also struck another man with a stone in a stocking and stabbed his in the ma with • WM. The sentence upon him, therefore, was, that he be transported for fifteen years. As to Smith, he cessidered him quite as bad, he having hest a ass while he was almost deed, sad then sworn, epos the remonstrance of his owe daughter, that he would murder him ; but the law would not allow him to give Smith the same punishment as Burke. He, however give him two years' imprison ment; with hard labour ; sad the other four prisoners, Donkey, M Consisk. Charleston, sad Finnerty, must be severally imprisoned for 12 maths, with hard labour. TSB POLICE COTIETa GUILDHALL. Alderman Copeland requited the press to acknowledge for him the receipt of a cheque for live guineas, from the Worshipful Company of Scriveners, for the pool-boa of Ibis court. BOW.STREBT. John Mahoney, a man well known to the polies ; John Smith, a retained convict; Mary Ann Foley, and Emma Shaw, two wow, of the town ; sad • boy of about 12 years of age, named Edward Lawreme, were brought up for final ezamination. charged with being cemented in a burglary ecmmitted at the Marquis of Granby Tavern, in Chandoe street, St. Mania's-late. on the night of the 13th nit., when property to the estimated value of upwards of 2001. was stolen. The evidence—satirely of a cirenntstantial character—wee Ivoliminess and somplioated. It appeared that at shout three o'clook on the morning of the 14th November, Mr. Boehm, the landlord of the Marquis of Granby, was die. turbed by some noise in the house, which at first suited his suspicion, but after limiting for a few ntioutes he re-assured himself and took no farther notion. U. then heard the voice of Mahoney—whom he knew as • ;smolt in the habit of using the house—singing in Taylor's-buildiags, a smut adjoining his premises. At are o'clock in the morning the policeman on duty found the back door (in Taylor's buildings) open, and called Yr. Bonitos up to inform him of it. It was then found that an entry had bees effected by the first floor window, which had been left open over-night, sad the door, which had been safely barred, had bees unfastened from within. A desk in the bar-parionr bad been broken open, and • lease and other valuable documents taken sway. A consi derable quantity of cigars and some spirits were also missed. Suspicion at once fell on the prisoners, from their having boos seen several tines in the sparse of the night in the court, and from the fact that on arse occasion Mahoney was observed mounting a ladder left standing against the wall of prosecutor's house by some labourers at work at the adjoining premises. Search was made at a room occupied by Smith sad Foley, who cohabited at 12, Caries-street, Drury-lane, where were found a large quantity of cigars, similar to those lost by prosecutor, and a shawl, at once identified as belonging to Nis. Bonitos. The two women and the boy were la bed streak. Mahoney and Smith kept out of the way, and were only taken, the former after a lapse of soma days, the letter on Wednesday last. The entry by the window is supposed to have been made br Lawrence, who would have had to mount the ladder already spoken of, and walk along a narrow ledge by two sides of the house, to rime the window, the space being too narrow for a full-grown person. The prisoners, who all protested innocence, were corn milted for trial. Several destitute perms presumed themeless before Mr. Masudll to complain of the harsh treatment to which they bad been subjected at the hands of the authorities of the White:limpet Uatim. From the statement of the two int epplieents (an infirm sad siskly-lsoking man, verging on his 70th year, and his wife, a careworn elderly woman) it appeared that about Mee weeks dace, in coosequenes of a severe attack of =accompanied by a partial deprivation of sight, which inespacitated the husband from working at his Mb sic ajourneyma tailor, he was compelled to enter the martheuse, is which his wife also was subsequently forma M Medic shelter, after an abortive straggle to support hew Calf by her labour, They had dace rentaMed is the house estU Tuesday last. when they were summoned before the gialedians in the beard-rem, where they received an abrupt Ingimatisa that nothing more mild be done for them, and asy IMPS bit& tamed into the streets without farther eszys.saill—Do you mean to say that no moms what ear were wiped for year expulsion ? I TM Wife—They only said that my husband was quite I olds to work if its p2ossed, whl. h is sot the ease, se he is so of a Al. dote from " Donor ;" sa4 the Goldsmiths' Com PGA,. 20 i. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. aadlil 201. was received from the Goldsmiths' Co.sPulYr from E. G., for the poor.bea. SOUTHWARK. 201. was received from the Goldsmiths' Company' for OH poor-bon. LAMBETH. James Blase, a .an of colour, wee charged with being 'romeersod is the sonsaisdea of the following highway gefsher y. Mr. Thomas Towel', residing at No. 10, Brunswick- Omar, Walwotth, said—On last Monday evening, at aboat ▪ quarter to 4 o'clock, I was passing along the Walwerth read, when I was asked for charity, and when I turned nand to ace the person who addressed nee, I observed it we. a young man of dark colour, aad about the height of the prisoner, but I cannot positively swear to his being the person. I gave him a threepenny piece, and passed os till I mune to my own gate, and was in the act of undoing the gate when I was et:echos the back of the head and knocked down, and robbed of my gold watch, chain, and seals. The blow I received was with something different from I. clenched est, for I remained insensible for nearly an hoar and • half, and am still suffering from its effects. My watch was in my waistcoat pocket, with • short chain and seals attached, and the bottom part of my waistcoat was buttoned to the waistband of my women; so that it required much force to drag it away. I suffered considerably all that night and the neat day from the effects of the injuries received, end, in feet, was almost delirious on the followiep day. My watch was • valuable one, one indeed for which I paid thirty gateau SOWN years ago, aad the chain and seals cast me tea guineas. Two lads, one of them a servant te a chsesemonger, and the other to &milkman, described the prisoner and three other men following the last witness, and both of them par ticulasly noticed the prisoner from his being • man of eolour, and one of them knew him very well as the person who went up to the prosecutor and asked him for ecesethieg. One ef the other men first endeavoured to trip up the prose cutor, bat in this he did not succeed. lie then struck him teem behind. The prolocutor fell to the ground, when the ntlgot rotted him, and the witnesses saw the gold watch itands of one of them. AU of them then took to gait heels. Sergeant Copping, of the P division of police, said that is islocisstion of the robbery and a description of the pordes wises it had been committed, he apprehended ty poisisse so as al the persons eoneented in its commis aka ea the sowing before. He had on at the time • shawl shoat his wit which he said he purchased on Tuesday neetwing for Es., and • coat which he said he purchased on the maw morning in Petticoat-lane for 10s., and said he wen the money with which he purchased them In twin at as a , Mae is Kent-street. Is reply to the questions of the magistrate, Copping farther said that the prisoner had always been • very in different character, and he should be able to show, ha 'thought, at • future examination, that he had bean tried and convicted of felony. The prisoner, who merely denied the charge, was re minded to • future day. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—Nozwicu, Du. 13. 1111011 SUL 307171C1 David Rams, a labourer, wu charged with tho 'man slaughter of his wife, Huai Remo. The prisoner, his wit., and her aunt lived in a cottage fie Mill -West, Penfield, Norwich; and on the 4th isstast he rimmed from his work about 8 o'clock. Ile found no one at home, and was obligitd to light a fire and cook tie sapper himself. About half-past, the sant, Hannah Palmer, re• turned; and before satirists to rest shortly afar nine, the prisoner declared to her that he would not admit his wife whoa she us home. Shortly afterwards the woman came to the door, and knocking violently, declared she would bent it open sad swish the windows if she was not ad- milted. The aunt crept down states, opened the door, and sitting a candle os the table, ran up to bed again immedi ately. Shortly afterwards she heard the prisoner mall to his wife to come up to bed. She replied is an aggravating moaner that she should not some till atm had had some sapper. The prisoner pat on his clothes and went down stairs, sad an angry alteration ensued, in the aurae of whisk be cued hey of infidelity to him. The wristelmid woman, who was partially istoxicatod, retorted upon him in very coarse sad unbecoming language; he struck her a violist blow--ehe screamed-he attempted to get her to bed by main twos—and she hil heavily, her fees striking spinet the stairs. He this west to bed spin himself, end the unified aunt going downstairs found that his miserable partner wen quite deaf. She sereamod oat to the neigh bours tor assistance, sad the prisoner himself west fee a surgeon, but it was, of msumis too late. Two 'omissions were found oa the puma of t he deceased, one spas the nose. sad another as the right temple ; sad on a post-mortem esaiminatios of km had and body being made, blood was found effaced on the be of th• skull, ezt•adiag even iota the spinal salami. This bad ceased Miami ism at death. The brain of the deemed was mush softened, a tiresomeness probably des to iter intemperate habits, as she drank to stems whenever she could supply kenell with this necessary foads. _ _ irr.Bigoold, for the proserstion, declined to press the charge, and a verdict of acquittal was taken by the direction of the harmed Judge, es it was extremely doubtful whether the dossing had died front the effects of the blow or the fall she had sustained. YORK WINTER iiiiituiWeiiiiiCiiiiiiiiii . ii4iisith• ,----- -- . --. - abut the injuries whisk she hawser Pi eemilood. neither IttrlLDll OP • POLIMINWAX AT Mtnimnto. mush debilitated, and his eight is almost gone. lad she complained to Drs. Bsagham, Paw, or Macaulay. James Barka, 22, mad Pokey, 82, were is- Mr. Hustaill—Was any doubt sapwood with regard to k October 1854 en action was onmesseed against the Co.. dieted for the murder of WEL a i.w, at Sheffield, es your pour settlement ? pay by her hothead, but that had dropped, and she was the 22•1 of July last. The Wife—Not at all, sir, for they knew very well that subsequently iaclacted as plaintiff is the pressat scrim, Mr. Hardy and Mr. Johnstone conducted the prosecution. we have lived thirty-6re years in the parish. which was a joist action. Dr. Allen attended her when in The primer; were defended by Mr. Durgin. A toll, cadaverous looking man, a joisrasyman weaver, London. Had never understood from her husband that Mr. Hardy briefly stated the eau. The person who woe aged 67, thea stepped forward, and stated that, in mote he bad asepied all skim tu the damages in this action by his death on the nod of July, by the hand of same queue of his inability to proms employment, he had also se his Landau agents, Moan. Parker and Rookie. Mr. one, was a men named Bsardabaw, who was elitist; on bees an inmate of the weerihowee for several weeks, but Parker recommended th at she should be included in the that day for the ant time as a wens= In the tows of that he had been wised out en Tuesday, by order of the NONE for the iajurits which she had sasmined. Sheffield. It appeared that a man named M'Cormack was board, in the same summary manner. ilogisamia•d—ln constquace of bar husband's serious supposed to have been committing a robbery In the shop Mr. Howell—Have you so friends or relations in a eon- MONO mks bad not complained, but she notwithstanding had of John Shaun, who charged him with the offenee. dillon to help vas ? sedated very great pain. M'Connack escaped, but be was shortly afterwards appm Applies:it—l have not a friend in the world, and my oily Mr. T. Draper, the gentleman Who had travelled in the headed in the neighbourhood by a policeman, and Mom relative is a married daughter, who has Ave children to sap amine with the plaintiff sad his wife, was called and woe put cm his bands and legs in eansequeaos of Ms via- port, bat her husband is so miserably poor, that they ham a corroborated Me,. Dawes' testimony as to the gallium. lost undue. About a thousand of Wears:la's fellow hard matter to keep body and soul together, and God Mr. William Whitehouse, formerly one of the gren of coantrymea (Irishmen) were:assembled near the phes where knows what will begone et ma. Porker, Rooks, and Whitehouse, stated that he had had he was apprehended, and on the policemen attempting to Mr. Haninalli fairliegly commiserated the audition of loopent opportunities of judging of the bulimia habits of pat him in a cab, for the purpose of having him conveyed the poor people, and a:premed his 'regret that his only mum Mr. Dawes ;he was formerly a shrewd, clever mu. At the to the police station, he called out to the of rendering them assistance wu by way of OPOODIMSOO Went time he was greatly altered troth in body and mind, Irishmen, tt Will you see me taken,; 'or words but he should at ones direst the warrant °Seer to ssd was iseapable of any constant application to Molitor. to that effect. Immediately upon this, an attack rcssmumined—Mr. Downwith them to the relieving officer, with an urgent tensest for O during the time he was in was made upon the police , stones and brickbats were thrown their re-adodesio• into the workhouse. OWL was at their once in Bedford-row every other day. by the mob, and M.Oormack was rowed, but apprehended Mr. Bates, a trainman in the Whiteobapel-read. who Ilk used to remain for an hoar or so. at a Intel Pitied in the evening , when it was diumered that happened to be present on ether business, here addressed the lffebotessaisad—Mr. Dawes had Usameted se business; he he kid employed the time which had intervened from his magistrate, and said that be had listened with feelings of used to stay to test himself. rescue is reasovirg the irons which the police had rat goes lad nation and derived to the statements which had Piet Mr. Allen was the nut Utiles' called. He mid be was a him. Is the coarse of the melee Beardshaw received the been made, bat that be was not at all surprised at such die . swine, residing at 18, Hoiter.strest, Briumwiekoquare. injuries whin caused hie death, and another policeman, eloenree, all he was in the "net"' habit of w i tnessin g the I He was willed i• to attest M e . te,,,,.y ea t h e 7th January, aimed Dithiesoo, was also severely injured. The deesesed meet heartreadiag eases of distress at the gates of the work -1851. who was sod, ring •ppmently free a slight souse. WOO at the time in the it:unties of his duty, taking Into Sous, which were beset ever, night by crone!, of d. vita?. 1 4 / 1 . of 'be beau. He hen a brew at the banal the head, custody a man charged with a serious off-nes and if the orntares, who sought to vue for admi.rio He would' and Me mune system VMS eintleutiy mama. He was net ot wo mete were t wo o f th e p ar ti es who attemptid to rune make it his bateau, to usecompaire the . diver en hie mi.• imehenent in ti. *peen, bat wee Winnow ender this man by violence, they mast be considered responsible dos to the relieving OVO.Oftf, in order so repruent be. ste.i• showmen! symptom• ehi o precede e mansion of the brais. for the effects produced by sash mune as they employed, mania upon the surej• et, as he telt seriorn that it was far Mrs. Doues had emroset.t Mis. and he had prescribed some It would he proved that the Primer. were extremely from the wish of the reepsyere se a , it•ral that the satiric g temestation for ha r free, which ace complained bed been violet; they were men by man witnesses to throw stones poor should be so heartlessly tremed. Wiling by the shook. Its said she would take the seedi- and us ether violence to the po lice. This was not the ems Mr. Hammill sail that "he aofommiete aPPlireate were dam she tied beau in ills habit -4 talus. He had tuns- of a disturbance between private individuals; ben were greatly indebted I. Mr. Bet" for his kumene "r"""K", mended gale •, end t 'at Mr. Doom should return home as police *Pen in the eseceties of their duty, sad be (the which be 'named would be productive of the desired effect. scum Si trouble. iserned •••••• 1 ) 'twain wheett, wade , the wermetios of Use, the warrant slicer, threats& a rep"tt to to =VW- Crms 'sawn. d—Hs had called on Mr. Dawes ea the his loedshlp, that anything you was done to them result. train respecting the case of the destitute children .ho had 7th, Bth, net 9th of Jemmy, and had given his cold lotion log in death wield bring the offense within the mime of bees Pawed ad. "‘" bog' the workhouse ender the at ' sad spriest medicine. murder. matastanaes detailed oa Wednesday in this paper. The Mr. Ilsegkaga was called, and mid be was a member of Mr. Bares Martin dissented from this view of Pilaw; N oilier stated that after Minting their temp wary admission the Royal College of gorgeous, and carried on buineee at emus, at murder, the intention mast be brought keno to into the usual ward, he proooded before the board of Ashby as surgeon and apothecary. He wee la the habit of the penes oommitting the crime. pentane, wise IMO sitting at the time, and in answer to attending Mr. Dews. before the anirient, sad 'umpteen. Mr. Reedy said that, after this intimation from the his representation be was mowed by the chairman that had exhibited themselves which he thought dangerous. He leaned judge, be should abandon the capitol offset*, and they had every disposition to , discharge ,their du" to the believed Mr. Dawes bad a weak heart, and was soffsriag charge the platoon with the manslaughter of Bordshaw peer, and that thei ti neuld a"neme to d e en as fa res t heir slightly from amens paseeris, which wee a Mud of spars merely. mesas allowed. °flue added that be also called their across the heart. lt wee s watirsigis eameiss, bat when The witnesses for the prosecution were then milled. identities to the ease of the poor boy whose toes had bees fatal it wee wettable to lbws alba heart M. Dawes was hmcept these—Jane latob deposit that es the sight is sates away by the mild, is referees to which be was In_ es assiduous man it hwileam. end media west elm hard. He gaieties she saw Burke threw a steno during the melee, formed by the board that it wee the Weeders of their clerk was formerly a very ettemr-get•••• ass. When be WU and ea • matmaios saylog to him, " Get oat of the ,to forward • private aosistualeitloa to the magistrate. I Gelled la aft*, the sodium Mr. D iris ouplained of pales you kayo hart a watchman," be exclaimed with an oath Mr. Hallawill—l have no desire to r a n". any private Is the bead. Wes Is the can. eldisese, Peonilual that be would kill the watabasen.—Ose. Reektoes. • pep, seumanieation is the matter, sad any saplasades they', teashialt, pal oaths heart. Ho its eomplained timetable. proved that he saw Hostelry throw steams twin may wish to fund* should be stated in open smart. se a Psis is thi bob *belt tb• beim •nte Wasik with the ,at the polies; ha was turbo kit,—Jelin Hill also saw Burke It was nibeequestly isihiated by On, the siker, that User. sad MO drower In Übe tilta.'s leg. The system me. ; throw Mesa and head his say that he " Willi kill the he had represeuesd the sorest she awn agreed intimate to 7 4 1 2L im m a ls il ils."1 0 4111111.. d • Weessders of the @plagiary& '—, hod Re wee ushing la soaveyleg Diadems, the relievisg overseen who hid re-admitted then late the .7 '''"' ...-' • U. 1 " . "" —l ' terwierib•4 fa bill , h u t l e ,"r !te gm b••• !Pelted go the isaram o whoa Bathe streak workhouse. ISM worm, hides the 24th of January Mr. Shaw sad Mi. him (whams) over th e beeMerieli a Oast* ia a etticking, and The following eessesable wistributiese were reeeived fee Maosslay silted la eswgws of an lodisation fres the be also stabbed him in the rieht arm with a halts.— the poet box :—Led_y M., fit. ; Rowlaad Oakley. Hu., simpay. 16. Shaw advised AN i UMW shield be asp Theism Chapin peeved tiat Hark* kilted two raison. Ili. ; L 1 1 . lai 61.; IL iv V.; J. B. Di U.; the bah ha - MARKETS. OOTlDN.—Tandees. Dad IL—The market °bead very firmly but toady wad, ad prim el Aderteadeed Swab alif id. per Id dearer, bet all ier dededdenesee weeislel In oohed The eclat 7,t f babe l:l F kr DI Todd and Maras ham, at bid. ; A R = a i l Vi a l; ISO ligpthr. at 61d. to Tad.; and Sueilotelid. to eit. per lb. The idea Ike the week tent rate abed OMNI Wein of waid ked an Ur mediae of ezifedidd,ll/11d sponlatoes. leaving 11,009 of att deedlettons thelennaritiewe dewed Into by the trade. The welles Wpm an abed WO held ODTTON 000D9.—Maireamily Dec. IL—There Is a moderate baslases deb& eel ars mutat scams smite heetthy. Tor Moths sehelis te Meares Made Mesa; us weekend oat, sad the essal• Im tames fawn ale et fair emsat. ektrtiage sad Imashe Dilates dal hi pad reeisat. mil makers ere id Yee ler Mem Om la per= the hadems Is of a more chigalAw 61 deli. OM died dl moats sad quell lad OW mil mow tee hems esessmatioa ere rutty id. pet rdp ha rr lea Welk predallea dorms blade hedsg beim mask limited be the sulk% of srlish there Is M preesat so prelable sempromas foreesea. WOOL.—lisasuess. Dna. 11.—Oonalint vines exceedingly Arm. Wks bud kr • fittling ton balfpewsr mimes on law Ilessdeyle Opiners Oft ale s exteepooding adrenal, an yen% wnili sped Muni and lisle In tke transactions ilennaral Gni Mr awe Wm inondla as In raw material, and iswering prises bees elilinewely bon annsind to. CORN.-11escnisrus, Dsc. lt.—Thera vu a good atteadasm at ear mark* Ms mooing, and a Selmer tow vu apparent. Orbs* mos la bailor dismod deatne of Dd. to td. per falba on drandtaa. ad 11, pie quarter oa Enstlah. Flour was also much man tir e sal at a redaction of la. to Sr. per sack a mode rate ammust of lotion was Valnaellid. Oats and coated met a very den sae, sal ye ewe rather cheaper. Rarlas s boson and pare, sitkoorlo limited request and might hare ten pur oh laver News Bootrux, DAL IL—At this day's market, there was a fait sop el what, and the seise made were at a decline of 1•. per qr., but Wield Dot geseraity @aback to the redaction. Bari., in ha peread dentend. et le. pet qr. Is mSN7• Oats gave way 6d. to la. per et. bow awl peas Cagan te dispose of. The millers reduced the mail /deed Sour Is. ed. par sack. -- Orem; Dec I3.—We hada good supply of wheat, which met s reedy alio et • donne of from Is. to Is. a qr. on test week's In barley the trade wee must with no alienation In pries. Cel . were in Luger supply, sad the turn we. in favour of the buyer. In oats end per se alteration. Wheat. hest red. Its. to Sec middling, 1414 US. ; Wake, SU. to Me. Serie', Its. to die. Oats, M. to SY. er" es. Ws. Per. 43e. to 411. The; line, par es, seek, Ins. Is No.; essindi. Nu to 63e. Ninrus, Dad IL—at this dies sendost the Weber dose was bat sada. and Iswithat • decline it M. Is Is. ve v. Welt pion. Tor the beet Midge etbarlag last week's prier ward asidadlined. bat for laferlar claw al holders suffered a redaction of in per qr. Ia all whey kinds it grain bat little doer, and oo alteration Is oaths. At tendance./ kneed Moderate. ntu following are the Furst quo. tattoos of {!rata:—Wheat, white, 795. to Ills.; red, 77a. to 795. Barley, 41.. to 425. Oats. M. to Hs. NEWBURY, Deo. IL—Weave bad Ibis day • moderate moldy elf wheat, fee whisk there was a steady dsdaad at a decline of trod Is. to Is. per qr. Barley la good supply, sad • aonsiderable business done at Is. per quarter deem Oats, beams, and pees lase dull, and rat lower. LTIOILIDON. Dm. IL—The supply is good, and the sale of gloat la bee, at Is. per qr. rednadon on the pram at lad week. Barley la la. to 2e. par qr. Iffier. Oats, bads, and peen without alteration Is value. Einnauess, Dm. 111.—Ws bad In the whit to-day 1,011 qrs. wheat. S,S3B qraa of barley, 1,476 gm et oats, and In qrs. of beans. Than wen seid—Whmt.24ll; barley, 1,213; oat*, 1,091; and boas, 73 qrs. A leap simply ci gran In lb. narht tomay. Bales wars henry for an sert4 and prima penally down. As compared with last week, Wirt was L. down on top, and 2s. down on average. Barley was Is. down on top, oat led. down on average. Oats Mfg le. 44 down on top, and ls. 14. down on ave. rap. Beans Win IM. down an top, and la down so 'versos. Wheat, 675. to its. Barley, SM. to 475. Ms, 17s. 41. to Ste 4d. Beans, 4M. to 23a, Wedirld of top oat wbost, be albst.; bubo, lei lbs.; s, 442 Ms. and bear, ; tbs. pis Oussorr. Dna 12.—Asetbse aossaally Ipist sank has passed over the %rods. sad. Os* Isidore an by an mar Me M ra. ths Iro tragrads owe siallalass, At to.day's =MI lbws wan a rood shafts at wheat 11•101111 amuse% white sat a war jrasstrlsted WO at a reduce Son at IL to Br. pit Mit& es Mak sad Ph is Is. as old fordo. Barley la tally Is. par 311th& strasper.assldull at tas de cline. Oats, to absents of dosaad, an Masud 11.1. per Mks., and owned Is. par land. BOW see Ad. pm boll tower, sad per Is. W.m,osDec. 11.—Thu days - rise of grain from inners still statism as a wet ow* notwithstanding whish. grime of whose lass nundsd alma fa par barest lisisrlig lot Osw—lakrior saapian saw padad an the market at • Erin* al from ib to ad. per band. Int piste panen. Wig haws snielsird tins Ta HIV Ws tarn how of bugsse. Lam that downati GMs inerseasd at IL pan bunt bent o I queening. s without dolga C&1 L=.—Data, Dec. 13.—(8y English and Irish Ilimmade Teiamtpit.)-11be supply was unwind; large. The market was Sited with Mast Tim buying for the Reglad: gamiest& was settee and era. *ulna. Prime qualities ef beef and mutton maintained rates. Mid. dl mg end balmier remained unsold until late is the day, and many were drives out. there being no buyers for them must at lower ruses. Prime beef in soots cams brought Us. No wets bought at an 11 4 . ranee for lb. English markets. Nsersaz, Dm:lL—Then hes only been a thin a•taedanee at lo day's merket a eoweeposeoe of the felt on Monday. Only a few bend of stock In tba inset*. Emaciate, Dam. IL—The eappip 06 sheep this moraine was 6,031, Dela. 012 more than toot wish; Sales dull, and at the Owe a toosiderable quantity were Medi With the exception of mod ned blacblscsd sheep whidt 999.19 lost week's prim, & redaction of la. to Xs. a head wee .- to. Itstreme top pries. 7d.; cur rent top price, lad.; Mt Wiefor sorts. from 64. to 6d. per lb. The supply of mak was •199 latter, there being 317. or 11 above last weft. Demand wed, rad prises Men theht mos as theme obtained lot week. The bekt sorts of tattle broug from es. M. to middling and taiorior, tom N. to 99 per Deteh Moos. At the alms a good elearanee was ollbatd. There were la the market—Sheep. 6,037; at cattle, 147; leas ditto, 93; tail& tows, 71; and km AC CHEEBE.--Ilatromom, Dm. 13.—At our moath'y market held to. day, the supply of cheese was mods below the usual avenge. and mostly of ladirlor quality ; good old ohesse was particularly scarce. Them was about the sewage swabs, of buyers la atteadsror, welds, with the short supply. Gamed teeters to be extremely Orm, and am. mated to 'sharer rat. The trade, though not Mirk. was steady, srA la all pantries a demo= was affected. Prices tended upwards, bet. so the suns e, ro q ',Kates alteration took plaea. The k)l4orlng .ere the corr. rat rates alum. 80r. to SU. ; bai6.ktma, 32a. to 13 a.; wear • 10 ; GM. to 132% ; and Cheddars, 72a. to 78s. per cwt. SIIIPPLVG INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. I.l4nsiteti^n (plait ;1;1)w1i; righted yesterday mornleg's tide, •• ~ t oaa sines tamed over again.—Literpool, Dee. 13. 3. Welke.. of Seederland, was boarded on the Rad instant, lat. 61 N., los. 19 W., a derelict, by the Wanderer, from New York, at t►is port.—Liesrpool, Dee. 13. The Maras Polo (Royal Mail stausee), from Liverpool to Melbourne, was spoke& off Cape Clear at g p.m. ea the Bth ; sailed irma Liverpool at 10.45 am. as the 7th Met The Soothed, from (Webers, has sot arrived at Liverpool, as reported yesterday, AREIViD. AesozA-at °mew* December 111, "-Antwerp Mini um-et Orsrewead. lemember 13, bow Oothenherg Maim -vt Orange:id, Deolineer Is, treee.-..- ..... Caen Matra-61 Deoseelrer I; from Amor-et Moseerter, Ilteember 11. iron Quebes Alakvs-at Quemerievni. !Deter 11. hem.........-Qoebee 11.1waii•-at r.lsaua. Lleoember 11. .. ' Atliinusitom -at Velliolia, Dramber frorp.-, Gable Mame Tamura-ea Poluesetb, Deseeeler 1 Artry-et eelmoutby beervolor 11, from ................. tltaw A. F. Mooaa-at Sweriree. Deeeraber If, Clorprlialev Ayr:lu -at Liverpool. Steeeeiber 11, Ilea— Pedalo+, Duna—at Dasimber famsem Qom-at DaWs, Dumber li. flow. 3saam Oar-atOravemend, December 13, trom:" . ""•••All'ik tam a Komar-at Ora d. Dumber li, ci4l :Uremia' Roesaa-at Millard Davao. December It, .lo moo-at Milford Hawn, December la, from losmame-at Falmouth, Detemeber 13, M0m.... 3thoomno-at Falmouth, December 13, Omeimmous-off Hastings. Demeaber 11, from 7 . bmay Imam -at Yarmouth, December 12, tram..... 1tl Icame-at Queenstown. December 13, Inca ......... (name-et Jersey, December 8, from. _ ...... tamon-at Carla* Demeter 12, fraa .. ......,,,..1.7errec0 attneenzi-at Milked Haven, Dismember 14 5.11, Claeoeuninu-et °rammed, December 13, ham. a m p-a Gramed, December 13, from .... 'My (:laggiAt.ors Annan-at Grammetod, December IS, ia."l4Ml Qewa. et Grammd, December 13, hate ........ Omerstar iesi i -tr ool. mtlx3ol. December 13, i;; ; ; R :" - Aleli,„ Causer th-off December 13, frcem_. Cskousa-off Liverpool, December 13, hum •-rz DELTA lolTifaoo4 December 13, from "*"'" - e Domm-at Grunion', December 13, fr0n....7,""'"4 , 6 4 I Mt Docrirmars-at °reverend, December IS, fr om . - - Plymouth, December It, tam.. ...... 8144 Ime-at Ballast, December 13, from ..... _ ...... "*""*""•• • 9 it Ewen-at Falmouth, December 13, from .. .....,„»»:, Ithorma-olf St. Maws, December 10, from ..... l tl gootos-at Falmouth, December 12, tram 7 . - 7.1 1 1 Kamm Laws-at Pill, December 12, tram.... - 2„ --- ""e MyCLAND -at °ramrod, December 13, from ........ . 'lawn-at Omens& December 18, from ...... - . Kara AOCOMiIe -at Gramma. December 13, ....... fe Ma= Gowan-at Gramod, December 13, boa Kemal -at Gramma, December 13, from ..... Lau Ilernmer-at Orevemod, Dampier IS, .."*". 0 11 Face a--et Gmesomd, December 13, from ... amine-at Liverpool, December 13, from Pruaa--at °rammed, December 13, from HL Lam m Poker-st Gramma, December 13, from -Amo s OTSTISRIId, December 18. from . ........... IkatRARSIIIIIR-at Fames* December 12, hon _ Forrecourr -at Falmouth, December ii, from. Fox-et Milford Raven, December 11, hams Gaosroarrao CATILARISR-at Felmouth, Demermas 11, tram gu n , Gomm-at Pill, December IS, ham Oruro-at Gravesend, December 12, from llam a 'immix-at °mama. December 13, from .8 ., Harem-at °mama, Dumber 13, froct_ ..... Hammtom-at Gravesend, December 14 from.-___VZ."'... 4 Hake-at °rammed, December 13, from %ham s Hangs theaurnem-et Gravesend, Dr amber 13, teem H•AIIRTS Arena-RI Grimm% December 11, from Hamomr-st BHdliamon, December 12, froca_.,, Quis HARMAN Km-at Milford Damn, Dee. 10, Elmuurr-at Waterford, Dees her 11, from Beams Foos-at Hull. Dember 14 from fee ROME F. Die -al Dunn, Decemberl3, from.,,,,Zie,T_M H. lair -at Liverpool, Deennber 13, from lataresarramme--at Gramme. Deeember 13, troi k. := ISAR/ZIA-at °rammed, December 13, from Ica-SI PITMICIRDL December 12, hem--lamoom hair Warcwr--a Liverpool, December 13, from. ..... -Ras Tut Jams Scam-et Liverpool, Desemba. 13, from . Jaunty Jossaroo -at Liverpool, December 13, tr,;;;.: ... = Joao wetly-IR lIOSSOSIDIFIL December 11, fram.....__ - 6 - 4 JAMS Faxmate--at Falmouth. December li, lERNT LIPD-at Hull, December 14 from.... JOWL LCD Ba-at Grammes& December 13, (fo i. :Ag - Lames Lem-a Newhaven, December 11, tram- ......th.. Kovr Bosom-et Ormond, December 13, fr0m.....0 1 0 n Losics-at Dahlia, Damara 13, from .. htsmater-at Liverpool, Daimler Many-at Liverpool Dumberl3, }TOM Mar Quoin- 1.1001. December 13, from-....MMM01 Moon-at Gramem4 Dumber IS, from Marmara-at Gramma, December 13, Illmasm-at Limerick. December IS, from WREN DINIKIREIT 13. from Maw-at Milked Haven, December 12, from Narita- at Whitehaven, December 11, from = Warrrera-at Gravesend, December 14 from -1 . NONTAIIIEL-at Gravesend, December 13, from Mak NORCO/IMMIX-at Gramemd, December 13, ham _Moak Oceme-err Gravesend. December 13, from BMWs Oem Banso-at Gravesend, Dumber 13, from-_, low s !Mao (04-a Limped, December 13, frac- bowi e Temema-at Gravesend, December 13, from l a m Pmeniemiros-et Gravesend, Dumber IS, from Lim hew nesser-et tiummaown, Deeemar 11, Ma PaIIICIIZA-at Deal, December 12, from Mahe anus Jinn. December 6, from.. Anne M isK a L -at Patmoath , Mamba 11, from- .. ROTRSRAT.-06 GOISIAItOWIL December 10, . Ithearro-et WWI, Dumber 11, from itimew-et Oramend, December 13, from ..... ..........knren 80,10-43 Gravesend, December IS, from Ban Mums Oacormoca-at Falmouth, Deanne 11, hemOden illtiekhs, December 12, from Menke Maawssems-at Shields, Dammam 12, fro.- _Quo. Sr. Lawaurca-off Liverpool, December from.-.Mamal WEIR-OE Liverpool. December IS, from Xs* TO. lame- at Brkbl, Dumber 19, km V ID-a1 Pill, December 14 from Oa Xmas. (ea.)-at °remand, Dumber 13, frcm.......Porimitel Witham-at Gravesend, Dumber IS, froze --... lime Woven-at Hall, December 11, from Deb Zein-a Gloucester, December 13, from_ BAILED. Azores-ham C:l.Deseratelt 12, t 0........ e=l l* ' AIITILOrI-from December 12, to.. Anew-from Deenatew IS, Aacabea (se.)-Ismia Liverpool, Member IS, to Bow ACOCNID-61111 Liverpool, December it, tee -. ..11alles Como= -tram Onvesmd. Deventer 13, to ..-.10110118 CANADA-from Gravesend, Deeemsber 13, to Cairene-treat Omesead, December 13, Cmastorm-ham Newport. X. Member Ile Anis_ CaTIIAIINA-tram Cardiff, Deemed= 12, to. .. .. CATZAIIINZ-from FAIOIOOII4 December 12, Ds Maaft-tram Cardiff. December 11, t 0....- Douse -from Jersey, Deniable 9, to ilesaaul -from Cardiff, December 12, Eunice-from Cardiff, December 12, t 0........ EDWARD Cosa - from Bereasse, Naftali. to ..liseaseb Iferzame-from Pill, December 13, te Yasvures Ws. 117.-from Cardiff , December 11, .t O7 .- Memethel Pl.avio Gene-from Falmouth, Demerara LI, to AMR"? Pleases-from Middlesborough, December 11, Pate CITT-frIND Crammed, December IS, to ....... PTINOODD-from Cavesemd, December 13, to .. iluesearra Massa-from Gravenad, Doosmbec IS, to Mee= J. Bevan-ham Ormond. December 11, Joaurrea-hem Lfteepool, December 11, to ....... Jenuft-from Drawees 1, December 13, to . .. „- Joao Bianere -from Oraftemed, December 13, LIONIDA-irom Graweeed, December 13, to. .ffresed LYDIA-from Grafteed, December 13, to be= Plecuumscao's arTTIZOCILUT-ham POTtAIIIOOUS, ENolliber If. NI Masoassrwe Matea-from Plymouth, December 11, to MOW= Musa Anus- from Pill. Desemter IL to Ilmosava-from Pill, Deoember 11. to 1110-ham Cardiff, December 12, to Nestaene -f ro m Pill, December 18, to Recmcatis -from Pill, December 11, to lefteearava-from Cardiff. Dimeaber 12, to. .... . Mate Novo faux-from Newport. Y. December 11, "ba...- „ Lidee Narma-fron Lfterpee,L December 13, to Mew Trat 01116011-from Liverpo ol, December 1 3 , to Porsemovv-from Fs morale, December 11. to Pasesessos - from Graravead, lICSINIStr PALIITIA -I'l'ool 011IVIISINNI. DlOrleer IS, to ...... Prams =a Lemnos, No. 1-from Graversed, December Peammume-from Tobboetb, December 11, t 0.... PAILiNA-from Plymouth, December 12, to liehroke an tioasa . o B r u e . a L s Pill, th. Decesa mann b b e e r 12, b BL IMmh R o user -from Gravesend. De ember 13, to Werra Reesosaaraft-from Orfteesed, December 33. to Ast ra l Rcemaao AND LIAMINT-41Y01 QUINONAIRM, Damisber 11, I Dann rade Rosa-tram Liverpool, IPeoraber 13, to Raft= see Scow - -from Liverpool. December TS, to St. Lliebee l4 '-..se--Cram Liverpool, December to ............... St. IfirANII M e di ter resen Aron Penzance, December 11, to - -em Beam= Desenter 12, to. OsotaatrasPe Orevened. Member IS, to ....... ....Du ff . . 13, I ii-e;*- ificTifeniierbltTorarer - TeZd. 11 —front Anil. December lt, to 11 - 0 1-11 WArsairmem —trom Liverpool, December 13, to loess tyme !Does—from Liverpool, December 13, to Lean—fromCerditf, December 13, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arabst (bargat), from Liverpool ler Conetantinople, Nw. 43.29 N , tea 9.21 W. City of Bristol (ship), from Olasgriw for Sydney, Nov. 24, 411 L• lea. 13 W. Guides Crum Prom New Orleans for Liverpool. lat. 26, law Isla (sehoower), from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, Oct. 25,15 t. I 1 los. 26 W. lobe Currier. from Liverpool for New Tork, No v. 9.lst. ke. 44. Lerly Peel, of Plymouth., out 31 doss firm the Day of Chakw, l,4 49.11 N.. lon. 19.34 W. Patri,t, of Wiabreek from Oporto for London, lat. 42.10 7 boul t‘tera 9.l (ship), from London for Arras:am Oct. 25, let.ll N., Iry IS W.: out MI days. Tealan (brit), of sod from Liverpool, Dee. 3, lat. 49 3.,100. outs days. Victoria (ship), from Liverpool for M•Lile, Nov. I, Wt. 21 N., ka , 36 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AWDBY.—Dee.II. at Pelimey-street, Bath, the wife of A. Avila Tapp.. of a eon. BONHAM.—Dee. 11, at Bedford-plaee, Brighton, the info' of C. ' it ' Bonham, Commander R.N., of • eon. BUSH.—Dee. . 1 . 1, at Treaty Cottage, Denton. E.I . a the wife of C. A. D ON EVANS —Dee. If, at Tawlaham.ecad, at ta. G. W. Emu, of a PBTHERSTONHAI.7OII —Deo. IS, at Eatoo.mtrßeirvi4 ..."- Fetheratonhaugh, of Bewails Coale, of a daughter. OLDHAM.—Dee. 9, at Westbouroopark, (Le wile of T. C. 4 0 100 Esq., ol • emu AIM WM.—Dee. 11, at Ride, Lady Meteor, of a • BUIIIMON.—Dee 10, at !bath Parade, Combe t Bath, 0 . 06 / 1 of Mr. I. Burnam, jun., of a me. MARRIAGES. LlFTON—mtentios.—Dee. 11, at Ent'moll cbspel. Beira by the Bey. Mr. Harass . Capt. A. W. Cul 0, • 14 ' e °I tbi Brigade. to Lady Bertha Mutiny, daughur 01 • ilarduoMol Maim asp [ALE—LAMM—Dm 11, at St. Luke's, Chelota, the S. OK Km of E. Flak, Esq., of Ilauttgedon, nude, to WS Wile &wetter or 8. lahm, Do., of Flam-olace JR—CLAIM—Dee. 11, at lianwros, by the Bee. uee-• Yol.- LB. Leo, U. 5.., soo of T. 8. Lea, EN.. of Actley terahire, to Elizabeth Cotherbie, laughter or the het. 11. Vitae of Marmot's, Llocoloahlse. 1011TEM—BLACK.—Dro. 11, at the Hew Cheyel. VOW C 1 64 1 10 J. G. Mertes, Imp, sos of W. Morten , Iraq.. Amore 81 to Nhirrertet Jane WARM, daughter of J. hhtell. Priory, Lower (Names. llldavesz. DEATHS. CAP23.—Dea. Annie, wire of R. V. Car" bolo d Wl° 00=RY.—Doe. 9, at Ely. Cambrldreablot. F. C. H. °SW" Eoa, Doe of the late T. D. Covosu y , Eaq. DUXCAN —Doe. 9, Catboat's', vile of Joao Mow& Ei g" "I• .Wit . Itaaddaseltar of theists air Alessadof rW" of Panto nau. Bart. 01111999.—Dea. 10, Catherine, wife of P. Grooms, EN" 118.11 Primers, arid 71. MTH —Deo. 9. at Grooms& W. Has* Zoo., formerly el 0 1 / Way biota, Hackney, aged M. .aal ITIL—Daa. 9. at Dultavowattest. Cittat. 13 - L. joirti BowisT.—Des.ll.atbavariko.. 9 aa , Por tlawilaow. W. afed N. y. WO' sad t o by WILLIAMS MUM ships. —t„ uses Nereet. la the ay el Le=4...siimadatee. le f•,, natim itsyll IhmeetAithe norms 11 3. 3'