The Express. — London, England, 1850-12-13 00:00:00

I % I . 1.1! liath intelligence. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—YarnDAT. aIITUMS AT Ifni !UM AT OVILDINALL:BATAAA Tit CAM Imam AAA COMAS Janis. DOTLI LAWNANCI AND OTRaill —Thlll ..W CZNONICLI."—ILLIOAL Mr. &repast Aden sad Mr. Wallaby MATT for the plaintiff, sad Mr. laid, QV., sad Mr. Haw Uas for the defendants. This wae an acacia to recover soarnsation in doom's foe sa dispel inset by the officer of As Sheriffs of Mid. Alan, who deadso en made a defendant. The delendanie haed justifications first because the plaistif bed perainee a Ms.D.unn, and seci..nitly that they bad arintisd him by lease sad Haase. Fran the open fag of the named serjeant and the statement of the wit tiness, it appeared that the !ilaintiff and Mr. Dilloa were, with Mr If.. W. Russell, joint proprietors of the if CArowiess aewspsi et. That a bill of ezrhangs for 211, drawn by Mr. Brown, since deceased, end waved by Dilloa, bed been ebakoaoured, and precoodinge having beta takes t wee obtained against Ilia. Oa the 4th May last t i er i atise, as &firer of the sheriff, with one of his follower., we at to the Weekly CAro•licla cilia, representing himself to be • Mr. Smith sad said he had • latter lot Mr. Dillon, whereupon he wm , shown up stain. awl Plainti ff , who was bat pastiy dr Amid, maw him, resoive4 'kit letter ani opened %epos which Thurstoa took has Into custody, and although told by a Mr. Allk n and others that plaintiff was not Dillon, be porsi•tad in detaininp him, sad took him arm to the attorney for the Iwo Mr. Brown, in Lansiaster.place, Steamed,' without allowing him properly to haat dressing himself. He wee theta discharged from custody. Witnesses were then called in support of the plaintiff's on s. Toosse Clastroy.—l was is the emplsynaat of the pro titans of tha Weekly CAranicle on the 4th of May last. rosenhorr Taunton, tha officer, camas on that day about , twelve o'clock. Be called himself Smith. Us had • law I sad anted for Mr. Dillon. I watt up stein into a room when pintail! aad Mr. Daiwa wire drowns. I said than was • mao wadi. g for M.. Dana down sutra with • lens Plsiatif said, " pp doss." lie asoordiagly watt dews into another non, sad Manton was dens is ID his. A Shark Sas after thsy mama down late the As ea the grosad floor, whoa plaintaf said, This naa has monad se Ps Moe :" sad appealed to the people is the oNses whether he was Dalai as ask Mantas was told that he was oat Dillon bat persisted I. handy kin la essiody, sad took his oat of the shop. They went est together with moths rasa, wham LIMOS saw is the shop with Manna. Mr. Wins —1 wispy part of no hoar wheat the Wirialy Chronicle is published. I as • lithographer. I resists tag 4th of May last 1 saw pisiatiff and Thames is sass at the Woo* Cieroosicisodisoa that day. Plaiatiff appeared very nest retatod. lie told me that he had boos ffirresaad we Mr Di lee, sad said, " 1 Mr. he ?" 1 Sid Vie often be Mil NC aloes said, " 1 can't be niances; On whiskers ars enough." Mr. Doyle told him ia that ho was an Mr. Dian, sad that it 111.8 • meow *s ar wam to dim sod his pansies to have no paper Wa terbed at that Lino, es Saturday eta Ike basket day, sad that the basest pan of the day. He went as to ray that he Was inportaat manor is basil, sad if Thanks detaised his it was at his eves pail. Thanks kasitatad • little, sad this said, " I cas't bo nista= • yes sts n Mr. Dore was la as madman' NSW, sad raid, ! t r ara N ne " t let se dna myself." Thantaa said, " Tea shall aot sir oat of this." I watt for his bat t les, and hoots, sad whoa 1 rstassed 1 rid to Trustee, " Now yes prose& at post ,t,l bare told you this is as Mr. Dillon; 1 main you M OW se roar man." B. wrote it down on • pins of pant. Dora nos said, " Now I have satisfied you, sad I regain you to leave this piss." Ha this opened On door, bat Thanks shut it ass*, sad said ha skt.uid not leave bat is his custody, sad he had better Saes when he would p, intoner to Whiteness street or say other place. I west dowa stain. and was followed by Manton sad Mr. Doyle. Whoa we rams diva Mr. Mat thew, sad Mr. Foss won thine. 1 went afterwards to no Sharifte , llln, gad saw Thuntoa. Dora sad Dila. us asl stall sill* Crimea usieed—l ken bees Mr. Dillos's bell when he ins arrested. Doyle wee also bell for him. Mica served his time with me is Dahlia as a lithographer. lam pretty sun I have not bees bail far Doyle wars the last twelve mouths. I was at the Beekeeper Court*. other day as • wirer far Doyle. Dubs was also there, and war WWI en Doyley NANO fle-ezamird-1 sere no emasezios with tim paper; I merry rent • part of the pearls* Themes Mathews-1 get as order from Doyle es the 4th of May net for some goer. I was at the Weekly Cheese des sacs se that day. I heard Doyle say, "Although my ran sad Mr. AU.. say I am set tho party, they persist Is tries me off " He said Itateeday was Ms begirt day, and it was very bud that he mad sot sand to his raiser. Me our taken away a prisoner, sod returned in a goatee of as hour. did not execute t he order. That being Jo plainers ear, Mr. JSMIII this addressed the jar for the defendant. Us was coovinced they would be of epinios, when they had heard the whole of the case, that Doyle was in the habit of pinto sting Dillon and vice versa, whenever either our error at the office, by their creditor,. Dillon was and to pagan( for the bill in question. and the officer bad the writ pet into he hands to arrest Dales, who was living at the Weekly Chronicle afar. Thurston, they had been told, west to the office with a letter addressed to Min, who was sp stain with Dille when the menseger came up. Doyle rid, " I'll go does," and Ite went down from the dr. ssiag room partly dressed. Both these getalemee were playing at Mr sad seek, and were is the habit of personating each other. Doyle accordingly reprieested himself as Dillon to the offices He opened the letter addressed to Dillon, and read it, spa which the officer said, "1 leave get a writ sunset you, sad moot erre.% you." The plaintiff's case was, that he was takes oat of the house under arrest. He would, however, prove it was sot so. The officer said when dower rain, "If you will _give me your word of honour that an sot Mr. Mins, although you bays ttieked MA up stain, I will set arrest you." He did give kis word, so in which the offline left him awn, sot underwrite. Doyle west afterwards of his own sword to the attorney and paid the 211., and did not complain to him that he had been arrested ; but said he had been as sayed by the sheriff'. officer. He would show that Dillon lid bimetal is a cupboard on • shelf. It was sot very usual for "sutler* from bolted to put themselves oe the shelf— (iateghter)—beit he did se us this occasion. He would also show that whip Mr. Rowell went to the oilier • short time Kam be found Dillon in the cupboard, and was told by Dejle that he bad trapped the sheriff. He thought, when he had proved his case, the jury would be of opinion jet theplointil had sot been armor at all, and that, if he bad bees, it wee his own fault. Them two persons, Dillon and Doyle, wen there evading the purest of their jest debts. TM orals war eatatualy besieged with creditors, and when they came, Doyle represented himself as Dab*, and Milos as D ale. 80111Stintel it our Drone* of Syracuse and some times Dario of Ephesus; It was, in feet, • perfect "Corry of Brion." (A laugh.) Ti. following wanner sore then called : Mr. Fuote-1 live at Islington. Os the 4th of May I was *the employment of the proprietors of the Weekly Chro nicle On that day 1 remember Thurston riling at tS• office attest halnput twelve lie gave me the same of Sri*, and arid for Mr. Dillon. 1 fettfied him to the messenger Clancey. 1 had been told by Mr. D2yle to deny It,. Dillon to anyone who might apply there. That was about • fort night before Cluny went up stairs. He emir dome again, and Thurston followed hiss up Stairs. He our than about ten minutes or • quarter of as hour, when he sew down, followed by Mr. Doyle. Mr. All.. was then is the ear below. Mr. Dile called me aside and re grated ate to notice that Thurston had arrested hia r Dill* He said he had informed the officer that he was sot Dates, and that Dillon was in Ireland. I told Than t.' that Doyle was not Dillon, sod he appeared satisfied, aid inter a little eery altercation Thurston left the other alone. Doyle e.suoined about &quarter of an hour. I did set sot Thurso* tour* Doyle. I had teen Mr. Dillon two minutes previously leave Mr. Allen's office sod go up stases. Cress examined—l was publisher, cashier. and bookkeeper, and was sot discherged. The proprietors made a proposition to re which I would not accept, read 1 left the odic*, where I had been Icr ten years. I was entrusted by the former propriet. re with their sconst.books bi colleot about 7001. due to them. When 1 left the office I took the books with me D.ll in tried to prevent re, and said if I did not return them and some ether books I had taken be fore he would have a seente-warrant, and being vas beton a police magistrate. Sir H. Ward'. solicitor gays me • written authority to take the books; and 1 did so alterwude, with the authority of all pasties. Mr. Russell had bound Me 04.00 over to keep the peace, and Mr. Resell re• quisttel me on a subsequent Saturday to go to the office and era the paper. Mr. Doyle objected to my daingeo. lig-easmined—The letter produced is is Mr. Doyle's handwriting. A lean was hers put is, addressed to the warms by plaintiff in • blandly way, requesting hien to give • wines soy meet of what had occurred to plaintiff's solicitor. Bob. rt Waller Riesell—l am one of the proprietors of the Weekly Chronicle. Os the 4* of May 1.4 1 remember ro tes Doyle aid Dillon at the Weekly Chronicle office. Is the atterneon of that day, about one o'citels, 1 had OStelielt to au ;u • cephoerd on the first flue. A shower of papers me. 1 looked up and saw • pair of legs. (A lamb.) 1 made ems ejaculation of scarp i.e, and I was revered by Mr. Da.on, who desired menu to say he was then. Mr. DO LS Was not thee at the dlr. He came in roe after asel esi Ibe had roe arrested. He aid • letter had bees prerefed to him addressed to Mr. Dillon, and he opened it, whey. spos he bad been arrested. Croesossaselsed—l don't know whether Mr. Hudeoe is to be Inn as • grimes. I am sot acqusiated with bin. Plaintiff eri belied told the officer that he was sot Mr, Dillon, but he had mthenty to open his letters. I recollect Doyle say ing that he was arrested • , scond time. I have gives notice dinoolistios of the partnership between me aid Doyle. Dia* is not • partn,r—he s AS. but Doyle and Dillon re is *foible possessioo of the newspaper at this time. Wm Cap-I—l am assistant to the officer of the Sheriff of Iliddigen. I went to the If eikly Chronicle office with Ttar.on on the 4th of May bet. I waited °weld*. Mr. Tturs.* came out alone. He hail_previnisly come to the door to ark a to run over to Mr. Newton's office, at Lan eacer.plece, for Swanson, one of Newton's clerks, bat I del sot fi nd him tten. I boys sever seen Doyle at all. I did net go into the office. Mr. Sotherin—l am an usher is the Court of Bankruptcy. I was pawing the Weekly CAroeticie dies os the 4th May last. I saw Thornton, whole I know, come out of that office, between 12 sad begirt 12; he was quite aloe.. This win the defeedant's saes. The Chief Justice—Tim la an Important esandoe. They have lot called any one fear Mr. Newton's can to prove that Doyle mese there alone. The plaintiff's tams, that he west theme the fir of the 4deedant. N E . giwkir—transuassig, my le* Ile ask our THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1850. About ea* tiro& the jury retired, and after as abort i from coast et about half is hoar, veturaed with rota of OWN!, maim% both sulass, W wear applying to both tuts, that of res, and that et smarties heads lastly to abut mosey ender falsztaess. Seurat deferred tall seat i a THY TRIAL OF ISIBRBLL AND MACAULEY. Wart Moastaki, 40 (wateteaker of Liverpool), was shafted with bergleriouly Watt' late sad attering the dwelliathonse of lute Fisher (a WHIM priest at Grate Dusty, sear Liverpot), sad ateallag two ellen ogreas, two pita tees tea spoor, sad varlet ether artiste of plats; and Thomas Marla Sivaii, the eelebrated eztessive Baer, of Babies°, Londe., we indicted with hit for having received the articles ers tad, Leta, theta to be stoles; sad .lo with ressiving, with guilty krawled" a tibia spot stolen foes. the Mw of Ms. Theme Order, at Wet Derby. Mr. Blair sad Mr. 11.0abroy appeared for the prosper tra ; Mr. Buyout Wilkins, Mr. Bodkin, of Loudon, and tr. Mama, with twe janitor mensal, for the primer Bissell ; sad Mr. Pollock defeaded Manaley. Bartel exemptions wore made to the jury in the box, and the retinae sated were muted to retire. The tart was crowded dariag the trial. flirrell,whe had btu out ea bail, was plead stag with the other proton within the Ant. The priests having est pleaded not guilty, the buy were .wore. -- --- Mr. Blair staled the cans for the prommtion. Tien were two mats fa the indictment against Meanly, me (haring him with the burgled( the otter with knowingly roadving the steles property; tfia indictment against ainell was congaed to the latter sharp. Kr. Blair said the ems was env of which the 'oedema ma prising the jury lad no doubt heard and reed Ruh, bat he *aborted them to diunles, U namable, all meal me immeshes. The learned soused then detailed the ribleass whisk maid be adduced, segrimatiag the tater- IMO naturally to be drawn host it. He did not think that the promeation would be able to establish that airrell had met had any permed eameanaleatim with Maimaley. The robbery at the Ber. Mr. Fisher's took place cm the night of the 29th, or the months of the 80th September, end the parcel egootalang the stein articles was proved to have been delivered at Sindrs ea the 2nd of October. Bat the bon will be best 'leased keen the redeem The first wines celled wee— Am Smith, who deposal that eke we a sernat in the employ of the Bev. Jane Fisher at the time et the robbery laid to the laelistment. The rev. gentleman lives at Great Crosby. Oa the 29th September she noticed up the Mans i dent six o'clock. At that time there was 'AWN" woman la the homes besides whams. Witness ad the MOM hM immediately upon fastening op the home. Helaraid alms hallpest sena the following morsiag, whoa she head Ural the beek door bad teem rimed, sad the mash at at; the seller door was also open. On altaniaing the home semi of the drawers were open. She tea went to the Salt home for essistance, aad at her ratan she head the &spell dear I open sad all the drawees. There were an sllve= mimed then. Tome grilses had seen about five previous to leaving the Muse the night beam. Ti.. WOODS Of three of them) were borrowed by wham hem • Mr. Korey sad hie proved-daughter, who raids in the neighbourhood. thejnat Wilkins demand to eromexamiae this erilMea. The am Jas. Fisher we salt intaained. Rememiesed the night of the 29th September lest Left kis hems theme half-peat foot p.a. I retuned ant aiming, whom I fond that the beck door had been pierced by bile. lene to allow of • maa patting kis had la mama*, fill= This door wee smelly locked. I then west to the Mitt. and kiwi time twe pea, two silver di stadm, en Menem beat, sad • speck bad bees stoles. I have sees thee. eel oleo dam la the custody of the polies. To the Court—The home and chapel are joked toselhee. The Coast her asked if the burglary cola be made ent j I se the last evidence was only up to half pen siz. Mr. Blair—Bat there is the possibility of the burglary bursa made at. immure 1.400. detective officer of the Liverpool Ism neat csamiaed. He knew the presagers. Serail Ile igloos at 64, Barbican Loads. Be west to his plain ed business epos the 2•41 , 41 October last. Wises he wen pig there he saw a railway porter go to the shop et the Knell with seam panels. He west fate the shop. Nimem sad Inspector Lend followed after him. Whom witness west into the shop be saw two parcels W 1141141 fie Is brown paper sa either the mentor or desk, cease{ eer which, but partially band the coaster on which the desk rested. Saw Silva there. Said to him, " There ems two pareelecome hers far yea hoes Liverpool." He answered, ," He did not know who they were hem." The parcels were afterwards shown te Knell eV& Sirrell was present wine they were epseed. Wh ams had asked Befell to be ; present when the pleads were opened but was espied to, ' Yoe ay saes OM younelvee." (The pared in question was ; M Well cot exactly la thew state now as whoa See distivent The other parsed serried by the porter MN die shop we else predated.) The first paroel mateihmed aloe moose, broken end unbroksa a pair of silver algae Was two pines, two holy oil stinks, ad two meter tops. irtiela shown.) The prisoner when I asked if he bad ay lettere, aid, " What doyen want with my private loan ? Toe shall sot mese hero.' Told him he had better be quiet. Witness then, after the paresis had bees epee* I mind how he could meant for the property ? The pebeewe said he did not knew the men. Next asked If this. Wee any parson in the shop who did, and ate of the dais em 'wend," No." Knell was then made a prisoner. Wks asked previously for bis letters, prisoner produed a lure; which he handed to Mt. Lund. The letter, which rove opened and unsealed, was : 0 84,-1 have forwarded some silver ; about 16.6. Yew ' attention, as usual, will oblige, Yours, " W. H. MAMMAL " 4, Hope•street, St. Jude's, Liverpool." [Several other letters were here produced, take from air foil's coasting-boom Then related to various remittances of elm, de, from Memaley to the prisoner • and the amounts stated corresponded with entries be Siirrell's Poet Office order book, which we wised afterwards. The first of these letters was dated in Jane last. There were about 12 or 16 altogether.] Cross mantined by Mr. Beejeant Wilkins—Land, the GM our, went in • =UMW or two after the railway porter. Knew that there were puede to be delivered from the railway that morning. Witness followed Land in four or five minutes. Saw the parcels as soon as he went in. Load took them up. WAVY did not say to Sena "Yon have got two railway parcels," but said, " Two parcels ease here for yogi th is morning from Liverpool.' . Sergeants Witcher and Slum, detectives a Leaden, and two oaken Is uniform, eerie in afterwards. When Smell cams is witness told kiss if he we not quiet he would make him. Produced to him a warrant aid, to show what he was, and what Maness he ens oe. Sirrell was rank after this warrant card had been shown. By " quieting " him whams meant mewing him. Birrell gave the letter to Land, who was civil. " I was net uncivil," added Bohm. Serjeant no, there is nothing uncivil Ise bullying • reepeemble tradesman, sad throatining to had. i cuff him if not quiet. liisexamined by Mr. Blair—Do not remember hie dumb ening to pat me out. Saimaa% Wilkins—Do not remember him saying toms that he would cell is a polio* officer. Juba Lund, • London detective officer, deposed that epee the day in gaieties be went to the shop at &Aims 4181 r pied by the prisoner Sena. He saw a railway pause parr into the shop. The prisoner Sirrell waa at the comer. The porter gave the parcels to Sena, who looked at there, sad handed them over to • pump he called John, directing him st the same time to pay 2s. far am of the parcels (the one laid Ia the indictees* The porter then headed Mr. rell a book, which book he also headed over to John for his signature. J due signed the book, and leaded over the Z. to the porter. The panels wen then laid upon the desk. Shrill thee i went nto the counting house, at which ugliest the officer (Ye hos) catered the shop. Witmes Potently took mimed= dike panels and pointed out to Heine the direction in which S.irrell had gone. I followed, and told Bina that he must be present when the parcels were opeard. To this he objected by leseina, and saying, " Oh, no, I will ban tenting to do with it ; one ad my young men will do." He then left the shop and went late the coundug home. I told hies be mast be resat, and he was brought back by Bohm. I thea opened the parade is his pneenos. (The lends were ken modoced.) In the parcel there was a piece el paper, marked "Martin Maputo ' School. lane, Liverpool." The parties pretest were the o fficers end mimosa"' of sbm. When I opened the paresis, I asked "if he had resolved any letter that morning from Liverpool ?" He that stepped back a few peon and gave me • letter (produced). I then asked him if he Mew trod whom the letter raise ? He replied, " I don't think I do, bat I have had twisty transisations with him." I then took kiss into custody. But a short time elapsed from deans I entered till I took him. Ceps examined by Mr. Bidlea.—Aeted in concert with, the railway porter. Sirrell's establishment is very menses. Ia Loudon. He believed that there wen two men and • lad In the shop when the parcel was opened. Went to the shop ems a pretended inquiry about • gold chain. Wheal the porter came in, he said, One of these is paid for, and there le 2.5. to pay upon the other." Befell than left the shop and went into the counting-hoots. When Helios came Is, Sirrell said he would cell in the polies, when Bohm told him he was to hie custody for receiving stolen property. In his ezperhaes he knew that there wee a desire to avoid assuming the responsibility of receiving stolen property. He did not hear Ihnell ask • lad is the shop for the letter, bet he (Shrill) brought It very quickly from the desk—in fact there was not the slightest hesitation on his peat la bringing the letter. Rehm was present when BirseU mil be did not know the writer of the letter, but that he WI bed twenty transactions with him. Ma Smith was again called, and identified several of the plata of plate as being in the house of her master on the Malt previous to the robbery. The Rev. Mr. Fisher was also felled and identified several of the ankh* as being his property. Mini Mary Jones ales identified a portion of the plate a that Web, her muter, Mr. Morley, to the Rey. Mr. I " an ' rade Diswg, reilway porter, from Baston•paare, was allsk soil prod dent ha saw Wes parcels l the mod boa 4 ma punk Jells Odom& pre& Berk at Lieseetreet statics, I=l=lD smiting the panel the in qaestton at the MN boa fibs tam irftro, &ova. (Foisted out the marks ia referee/. to it ia the book.) The parcel which hod been vesolvod os the lot of October was forgot, and sot Best ea by the list mall train. It wee deepatehed et betimes four end flea .'.lock. George lies, a clerk In the nosey eider ores In Liver pool, stated dm he knew the prissier Nessiley ; and spoke to the moment of several orders to bin. We have lot rotmeiveda detailed soma% of the farther preosedisits ; bat the result of the trial wee, that Blrrell wee Aorittatd, end Masada, woe bead Graty.-Bsatisse darned. YORKSHIRE—YoRK, DEC. 11. Suomi Armes Perris eh. lithos Mantra. Her Majesty's tweasiestes for the bolding of s winter reel delivery for the county sad city of Yob was opened co Tosschty by Mr. Judo.' Pattesos end Mr. Baron Mania. There were so owe at the Guildhall on Wedseeday. Is the crows court Mr. J settee Pattie= ehsrasd the grand jury therral cues were afterwards disposed of is the two cm" bet Robe of thus possessed any public interest. MIDDLESEX Barons Me. llearaure Amass, The wort eat to-day et Westminster, end disposed of the remainder of the appeals !Handing on the list. MANNING V. A CosTIOTION 0. B. YAILDLIY, EEL This was an appeal by William Mantling, a contractor nadir the Metropolitan Commissioners of Bowers, against a allavictioa of Mr. Yardley, of the Thames Police Court, who sulamitted him to the House of Correction, as a rogue aad vagabond, under the 6th Gee. IV., e. 01, for indecent son do. Mr. &Mantles appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Pony is support of the esavietion. The evidence ripest which the magistrate convicted was given at length; end for the appellant. ten witnesses were called to prove as alibi with regard to an important date deposed to by the female witaessee for the respondent. The court, in ordering the conviction to be qnuked, re marked that upon the evidence as it originally stood the oonvictioa was a perfectly proper one, bat after the col dest* that had been given on the part of the appellant, the court Gould not cooling the magistrate's decision. No &alit a mistake had been said. by the witnesses for the prosecution. and the court would direct the costs to be paid ylseeonety. The ease laud nearly six holm -IrmazDAT. Mr. Doyle saw at Mr. Newton's elks has siath died. aid we could not alt bias ; bat I have so objection whatever to all Mr. Newton, to suits all that he 'mows about it. The Chief Jastioa—Tiat would sot help the we; who is to prove that Doyle saw the clerk who has sines died ? It say not to to the wrdiet ; but it Is as important point is the ter.; sad If It mold be shows that plaintiff went to New. ton's elate, it world give • Murat esapleziaa to the thee. Mr. tierjoast Allen thrilled, sluff whisk His Lordship swathed leaving it to the On flo thy whether the plaintiff was rhea oat of the Weehir Math Is Thesstra's malady, cad if so they tid give lam such &oyes as they night onsider bin entitled to. The jury, after a few status' consaltatios, hued a vie dirt for the plaiatiff—dasnagss 401. Mr. flajesat Alin applied to as learned judge to entity that it wee a proper cause to be tried ia • superior smut. Ills Lordship sold he weed eoarislar it. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. — YgeMDAY. Mesas lap. Comesmems Zeus. Iw is Warmish. This was the day applaud for dm last ezmalaatioa of Bistanel A Wassar. Essadbad as a " projostile ataanfas tune, of Soatlaarammarem, Strand," who has Malmo! much notoriety Is ossamion with As " long-range,' and other praisers. Mr. Riddell, who appeared for tit. Makrupr, said Its was usder the nownsity of asking At soot for an adisaMMIMM of this ezasainatioe, is oonsequeneo of the dalissffig MOM the baakraptbad Mad is making out as tomato( kis NOM On consideration it had Ma /mad that it would he asses wry for Ms amoantaats to go bask many yam. is stair is show distramly Ms sum of hie embarrassments Megan. Lawmacia and Plows for dui assignors. offered so oppositioa, sad as adjourament was ordmd for a month. Mr. Birt, who appeared for the landlord of a km is Murry, of wheal tha bankrupt had had a Wm, neap Wt pammisa of rho farm was not given up. although Um Maas was heelball by W bankruptcy. TM farm was nothing but a mass of rubbish and watts; tkom was aglitter bores, sheep, on, war Rig ow the premises. Mr. lioddell said the bankrupt was ready to deliver up powasion, but A. was Mehra that Um 'Mom should not em the opportunity of nails, anything they could from the form. His Honour said tha proper some would be to call on assigaires Mat Mistime they would give up posseetiea or set. The debi t of the bankrupt aro stated at about 14,000 f. ; tho amount of masts is doubtful, being dependant on the melt of the benksept's sham oe the Pommes 'mari nate. Matra. Hardie / sad of Greausetreet, ars tamed is the proparaissa of sits baskrapt's amounts. Bums a. Coou. (Ts the Editor of the Es/rear.)— Sir,—ls your report of tide trial yen Mate that the loused seansel for the sidewise% sailed Wr. Oaths** (ite s wham) upon his subpasaa, but he did not appear." Yost renders would judge nem this, if aramplad, that I had been ents premed by the defendant a a mites... sod either dared nst,er would sot stand, spas my 'Opens*. Bat how mend **fame ? Os Friday last I rem served with a subpsnaa by the sthatry agent of the rem attersey. I was ill is bed when he served me, but imputed my readiness to attend, if the trial did not come en math the early part of the pewee week, when I hoped to be es moth better es to travel without imager. This was peers* satisfatitery to the sreatlemea who served we, who then left me, requesting me to feereard by that poet, to the defendant's money, as Midevit of my medical attendent that it would be unsafe for Me to attend at preeent. This dill by that eveniag's mall. No 000 duct mosey eas ever paid or offered se with my subpsene. Os the followiag day I felt to much better that I wrote to the pentleaut who served me, upraising my readiest, to attend on Wog furnished with proper modact mosey. By the next pest I wrote to the same e ff ect to Mr. Lmer, the defendeat's attorney. At the time the leaned counsel called me on my outspeak he had my medical attendant's stßdavit and the above feels before him. Your readers will now be able to we through the nee, and to Jodie why the farce of calling we upon my sabpaith wee gone through. Trusting to your candour to Dont this Is your soot pe_peir, I meths, .sir, your very obedient ser vant, EDYOII/3 OAILBETT.—DawIey, Salop, Dee. 11,11160. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH LANCASHIRE.—LITERrooL. Dzo. 12. aims DJ. francs TALIPOVILD. Immediately after train his seat, his lordship proceeded to pan sentence is the eases of Tau FRAUDS DI Poor cents Ciliate. Michael MA. and If Onion Henry Forbes., t h e two Post-of los clerks who had, on the previou day, pleaded guilty to embresling and stealing lettere, emitaleing money, Hie., the property of the Foetsassteraeaeral, wen brought forward to reessys the judgment of the court. Mr. Tiodal Atkinson, counsel for the prisoner Clarke, prayed the lesiency of t he 'curt, on the resod of the pistil' of the prisoner, who woa, he aciderstood, ruder twenty years of age, cad up to the time of the premed treasastiem, had borne as exemplary character. The Judge—lt I. perfectly afar that every man whew is sea. aimed of robbery at the Past-once has • pert discoater. Mr. Atkisson said, the prisoner, acting rube als ea well, she, from hie owe perfect free will, et ease guilty. There were three area efranst him, sad tsSS not there so palliate or automats his offence in any bine ; the sums sbeuected were small, sad— The Judge—l am one of them who thick that the email sums disharmony appropriated are them which eaten the greatest misehlef. It you steal 1001. from a Liverpool map chant, he will not feel it—it is • drop to the bucket—but if you take the sixpence from • poor nue, It is tie loin of bread to him foe the day. Mr. Andaman said he understood the primate/Clarke) had been • dap* of other parties, sad threw himself entirely os Jo mercy of the court, wishing, by ea doing, to make some atecement for hie offence. His lordship then proceeded to pees estate. He end— Charles Clarke and William bleary Farber, you have both of you pleaded guilty—and 1 have no doubt by that pie have lest so advantage—of the offence:of robbing the pose ur-lime, and taking letter containing money and other vela. able thinge—emell so:manta There is no doubt that the practice of sending money in letters is a paiva loot thing: it would be better. lwritape, ia all eases, to obtain poet-office orders: but I ma afraid that the espouse of doing so is too great for the small sums so forwarded to bear it. If, however, the prie• lice of eselosing messy in letters he permitted by the Poo office, for the greater convenient. of poor people Beadle( small sums to their friends at • distance, perhaps to dis charge their humble lodgings, or to get their daily bread— if these are to be intercepted and robbed, the cousequesom will be very serious and deplorable. Osmosis% help Resift that up to the time of the discovery of these delinquimees, you him bane good characters, but at the IMO time you have cask eemaitted throe several dreams, and this might have beau a practice of some duration. The sentence apes you and each of you is, that you he transported for Berea years. BUZGLAZT WITH VIOLIIICI. Joseph Gregory sad Janus Rolland were indicted for having, on the '3oth of October, st Hteme, b nrg entered the dwelling-house of Joseph Hey gad stolen therein, sad insulted and afresh Reheats Thomsen. Mr. Wheeler, who conducted the came for the proseeaties, stated the facts to the jury, and the dreamless's detailed by the learned counsel were afterwasds substaatiated la evi• deem.—ln the month of October last, Mrs. Thomson, who, front private family reasons mu not living with her kisiband, resided in Mosolans, Halms, when she carried en the bad ness of • mafeotioner. There were no inmates in the heals except herself and • servant named Bunh Goodie's. Os Wednesday night, the 30th of October, she asesetained that all was sale previously to going to bed. About time o'clock ia the enmity' she was aroused from her sleep, and saw • light in the room. Her first imapreemies was that theservaid, who slept with her, had got oat of beed .tu..a hat extending her hand over the side of the bed, it upon the back of a men, who was stooping at the rNe d the bed. filte screamed out, and he struck her a blow with a piss of iron, whit& he carried in his right hand. The servant was aroused ; and it that ap pared that there was another man at the feel el the bid, with • piece of crape on the lower prelim of his face. This man held a stick in one lead sad • pillow in the other. lire. Thomson obtained a lull view .1 both men. They (the females) seressiod oat murder; sad the man at the foot of the bed said to the other, " Hit her (Mat Thomism) again if she doesn't give her earoy." Th e sow vent answered, "Bee has got no mosey ; and the mama at the foot of the bed said, " servo yea the sew, if you don't hold your noise." Mrs. Thomson digested the stew tion of the men to her pockets; and hem Ohre they emit ghost thirty Milliags in silver. They IMO lON 1110 wem e corgis, with them • light it a payee isaanne. Thar a weee into the kitchen, threw the Mina ea Ibe leer, sod tbe panties. The police were imbed la sea it was hard that the house had been entered by mesas of removing a pass from one of the windows, sad spas sa essmainaties it wee amensined that the burglars had take. with them Mn sliver spoons and other snails. On the 4th November, in mace of informatics received by Mr. Beellisit, of the ester police, he west to Bolton, and at the polies trades found Gregory, la whose pomades the Slyer stolen from Mn. Thommis's had been lava& e(}r gory was takes by Mr. Berwick to Mandiegler; sad, In the railway renege, pee him • handkerchief *Asa from lire. Thomason s, remaking, at the time, " I see yea know all &mat the matter." Oa the man evening another officer of polies went to • house kept by • Ilre. Called*, where • man named Brooks lodged, with whom lived a woman, the daughter of • perm.. who had been 01 the habit of Airbag at the house of (Mrs Thomeos. The prime's were ia the habit of ging to Cattrall's home, sad they were there on the rooming after the burglary. ANN Gregory bad been apprehended, • policsmaa went to OW trail's, where he found a piece of iron, which tin. Thomases stated was precisely like the one curled by eon et the men who robbed her house. On the IMO night I Holland was taken into custody, sad he and the other pri soner were placed amongst others in a room sad Ma Thomson brought to see if she could identify them. tom walked up to Gregory and said, " Tide is the man whelps* me with the Liao," and to the other, "This is be whit at the foot of the bed." Mrs. Thomsen also spoke to st her the pima of inn found at Cattrall's house. In evidence, Mrs. Thomson somewhat wavered as to the tity of Holland. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty against Oregon, but acquitted Holland. -- - . CONTPIPACT TO DIP/JACO. Smith and Canon were again placed at the bar, charged with a cosepiracy to defraud the Royal miasma Cowpony. Mr. Jallelltaving addrewod the jury for the defame, Its. Jacks Taltourd adastaky waned up at combinable heril• Etterrou. Des. 11.—Wboat Ii !WWI supply. Barley a very lupe show, psiustpally of tbe coarser sorts. Vote fussy. Moat, fiato XL pse load. Burley, lb. to Sta. per qr. Oats, 148. to tee. - - U Dea.l2.—With a very short supply of Wheat, wetly la daap etwaitioa, the trade le *tow, without attention he meow te pieatitel, sad Is. per qr. lower la pries. The trade la teat. W Erne eella _.. -frosa lea cto L per qr. Feu d 5... • • - WOLLY9OIOx, Du. 4.—T1155 ttwralas Um supply ii ovum our Ipaoral. and. OW modlifoo bibs good, It mold goal, at an Memos did. Na. aid Barley nook the mum la pries iilot wok. 14a. 9d. to IL. Earley. .to 10a. id. Oats, 7.. to 75. 9d. Tour. pot gOO% Is. 10d. ;90 moods, IL M. W- I moll, 10. id. Hanel/0/114 Is. ardour. IL Id. - - WATIZPORD, Dr. 11.—Ost nark., continue to a vary &premed state kr /best Mal roar. bat OW sad Indian Cora axa sad ready sale, at tall pries. - - EDINBURGH, D.C. 11. —Oar viatica was , atigas so lair to-day as lug it twist for few meta tack. At tbe of the Wheat market mien were dull, hot Improved towards ekes, sad boat the pear assillis width It was la, prime receded roasider. =W W lagl la Or &sand for the Eneash market, Barley fully wok% PION. Oats sold well, mid dosed Arm. Pram thaluripetramitellasame. me way a Mule. Wheat, 112 a. 1,440. balm Ifs. Y Aka.dd. Oats. IL. ad. to Its. &L Beau, Ws. telb. - - - CiLheilOW Doc 11.—The arrivals in the Clyde daring the week. tan to the hen been extensive. cosslating of VieCier ne WhewtheCtindaz, die and : sekaaf end 7 . 71 0 7 / 1 4ge. lcs o rsiee ; leis i mw " F3O we. tendon gems; end almoll SS gm. Oats frees IrelsoL ie ftrgenwels. 0,110 pre Utley eemprised the only b E owetwise of nay sisoant, and 1,422 gueslies What. with 7i3 greases Barley wen the seppeies frees •deels eleineei the tom three or bar days, wishing it good gisgeocale Ned excepting NM Wee at Eagan Mee% at tree a kw oats and Bum at steady prim. komesticee were repeeted. This does raerket redid deedy ler Whesteall nor. whbtet way actty in theAstnand, the adorn being moody to rebdi Uwe. Ostaquite se dear, use Beaus, Itet=2elt Miter mearee.breesta fully previeue rate!. Mort et the ellksing ins demi o lt at prices which could not be obtained the week. CATTLB, Ste.—Brrazime, Deo. IL—There wee a good oboe of fat nook part of wbleh was of superior quality, and ea average supply of Mem. Beef, Is. to 6e. per stone. Mutton, id. per lb. Buxom), Dm. 11.—The above of both Beasts and Sheep was large today, but the quality comm. Pim Beef la readily sold at be. to lun per head advance, and Mutton ready isle at last week's currency, and Pay NSW very 00112110 stock unmW. Sournmi, Dem 11.—There arm a demand to-day foe the bast qualities, at late rater • the stoma and Inferior hung m hand, and mom remained over am id. , Beef made from la. ed. to 31. ad. o Mutton, in ed. to ea Vea4 la. to 4e. Pork, ed. to es. 6d. per none or elte. slaking the WAIRPIILD, Dee. 11.—About 600 Beata and 4.800 Sheep wen offered today. Beef, 4a to ea. per atom. Mutton, kl. pee lb. Builnem wee very dull, and a considerable number of both Baste and Sheep remained unsold. Wasson, Des. it —This befog Christmas show theta was a very large supply both of Sheep and Beane, and the quality of the stock ..einty superior to any shown in former years. P. Berne, req., al Lens NM" bad 6 largo Bullocks, estimated to weigh Ito stone (eif 141 k e.) each ; for these 461. wee salted, end they were all sold at very seer the pekoe asked. to total buyers. Mr. °Bard, of Walaoken, bad some etas flown cheep in the market. Them would weigh above Mits. par qr. l em ma t h a n large quantity of stock, widen, = vestry and breed, BO foe !Maas, excited general adm Poe the ordinary market the demand emerald, and prises were some what higher than last week. Beef, to 6d. to 6e. 6d par it. Mut ton, ewe, 404 weber, so. to did. Pst lb. Pork, 46 - Gd. to Y. Bd. pr 11i0DO. --- EDINBI7IOII, Deo. 11.—The number of cattle in the market this morning arse 592, being 79 more than last market. The quality greatl improved. Salm dull, sad no improremett in prima Toitiroat the best cattle, 7a. 9d. per Dutch stone; current, 7s. ; m ling and inferior, from Is. Id. to Se. A greet many turned unsold. The number of Sheep was 2,953, being 335 more than last week. gales dull. and no alteration In prices. Sop price of the beet Mottos, Sig. par lb.; current, 44d. to 5d.; ewes sad inferior sorts, 3d. to td. per lb. ••clearance was not effected. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, Dec. 13, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of t►e following places at Nine o'clock yesterday itornksg. The stations are arranged in ardor of latitude. Near at Pima. °lluss wi . d. st Itig ;a et softer wgeser. limortora (Drama) 8.8. W. Gentle Bram ambles P7.T1109T11. B.W. Calm FoUY Portray= B. Ortie Imre Bra Harm*, .... Bourarrrrou - B. Ooh. Brew Baia Tessaara . itaarturromm . ..-.....- LW. Gentle Brno row Imam. 0a5Kr4wiat......... B. Gentle Bram Era B. r , Aire Corner 1/1111,1101 .............- N.W. Oartla Bram Omar - Gamma ... Crimson . ...... - 8. Calm = NMI{ .-- ammaramut LW. (ratio Brame W ParsasoarraM LW. Calm Tumor= ... LW. Calm Omar CarWS 1 COXWAT B.BW. Partia ll y Cloudy BOLIVIIAD W. Orals Barr Clawless lawmen.- -.- Garr Breve Overcast Oalat Principally Clear Warrsy ..... ...- Aar —. LW. Gosh. Brame Partially Coady OtnrraLUM ...... LW. Goads Berme Omar Ilaarroat ...... &W. Gentle Brae Partially Cloudy Itaarica &marmot SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Maim Oinducedued,the • Ship"' Oudtto," dad • Lloyd's Limn CASUALTIES. BaHours, Meson, frot:teritirtofrueenetown, put into Val paraiso on the 3rd October, having sprung a leak, and was discharging. Cremona, from Panama to Ban Francisco, has been con demned at Acapulco. Erin-go•bragh, from New Orleans to Liverpool, went on shore on Sand Kay, previous to Nov. 22. Jane Sawyer, Amery, from Konigsberg to Hull, which wee on shore near Skagen on the night of Nov. 26, was got off after discharging part of her metro, and proceeded after re-loading.—Frederickshaven, Nov. 30. Lord Ashley, kl`Kay, put into this Lough yesterday evening making from 4to feet water every 24 hours, and having carried away fore and maintopgallant meets, and jibboom and maintopenut head sprang, in a squall off the Banks, Nov. 10.—Londonderry, Dec. 10. Princess Royal, Coffee, from Liverpool for the Brazil,, sailed from Liverpool on the 30:h of November; struck ou Sun day evening at 5 o'clock, on the Maiden Roche, which caused her tomato a great deal of water, and required the pumps constantly going to keep her afloat ; reached Lough Foyle yesterday, and is now coming up here for repairs ; will have to discharge her cargo.—Londonderry, Dec. 10. Roealinda, of Liverpool, before reported, waterlogged and abaadoned, with three lower mute, bowsprit, fore and maintopmssU, main and foretopsad yards up, sea making a clean breach over her, was passed Nov. 21, lat. 46.40, los. 39.24 W., by the Abigail, Brett, from Dalbotois, arrived at Plymouth. Seaton, M'Camochie, from Falmouth for Smyrna, 14 days out, has put in hen; the muter injured in the chest, with lois of jibboom, maintopgallantmast, asd making water ; experiesoed very bad weather.—Queenstown, Dee. 10. Shamrock, from Prince Edward Island for Great Britain, is on shore at Bailey Brook, near Protou.—Halifu, Nev. 28. SEABORNE !JAILS. iDay when made op In Oeneral Prat- Moo London. Prom what Port . _ Wb dm ~h.e. a MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltrineoo4 Due 12.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 7,000 bales, and consist of about MO Pen= and Meranhans, 8 to 81; 200 Bahia, 81 to 81; 600 Egyptian 8 to 91; 1,000 Bent, 6to 61. Total since The y, 37,000. Import shies Thursday, 26,000. The market closes very flatly ; eompared with Friday's rata, pricos of American Kehl are nearly 1 against the buyer ; all other outs ere unchanged. Itucciarrint, Dna 12.—There is more doing both in sloth and yarn, and in the latter prices show a decided improvemeat. Inds* the demand has not been so eonsi derable as to improve rims, bat sufficient to enah/e mann future," to maintain a Tory firm attitude. This applies particularly to 'blether and printing cloths. In yana there is net only a good deal of badness doing, bat priors are up PI. per lb. in advance of lest week's quotations, and nearly Id. on the lowest point of depression within the lint fortnight. This applies to the descriptions principally in demand by the home trade, including cop yarns counting from 30's and 31's to 40's. Spinning mostly an very firm in decauding this &dunes foe these qualities, and they are the better fortified Is it tram the lessen ed production of spindles for home us in aon..quses of many of the trade having turned their attention latch more to the production of beadle yore, and the mare profitable trade for export. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Norrinotten, Dee. 12.—1 n the hosiery trade in general then is a stability of donna. Notwithstanding the introduction of new and very speedy aneltinery, even the cat-up hose branches, as yet, have not felt, to any anon, the competition seining from it. The hosiers and bagmen have been compelled to apply additional apparatus to the wide frames, to enable the workmen to sinew the lege of the stockings, and the heels and toes of those articles that wort once made equine and ' stitched into form. The drawn, pantaloon, and shirt branch la rather doll ; some frames are stinted, bet with few ezoep tins the hands are at work. The quantity of shirts made of all kinds is surprising, the public generally preferrin; elastic under clothing. The cotton glove Ueda, so important to Bulwell, Buford, and vicinity, is in a fair condition. The silk glove branch has rather fallen off in tome quarters, ape dolly in the suburbs of the town, when the frames are the property of the master; the hosiers preferring to employ frames of their own. The plain silk ham branch has so mash improved, that the hands are scum, and the worm have been twice awaited within a short period. The &inn branch, of silk knotted has, le in a most lamentable condition, the hands not having a third employment. The making of roundabout frames is extending ; some of the fee tones are werkieg long house, having two sets of females to watch the machinery. The bobbin•net lace trade has some what rallied with most of the mettufacturers, the German storm having apparently blown over ; but we have not heard (with but one exception) of any preparations for the January iwipsic fair. The power lectasies making plain nets in this vicinity have in general bees kept pretty well employed. Moot of these articles us sent to Austria, which levies a heavy duty on ornamented lace.—The black silk lace trade has felt a little of the depressioa.—The white silk lace trade, whether bobbin or warp, is in mash the same state as it has been for some time pan—The curtain, entaterpene, end coarse net trade is is a fair audition, though in some qua ten it has felt a slight depression. Many new manufactures have been, or are nose to be brought out, such as braidings of various descriptions, end close-work, both plain and one, mooted. This will, is all probability, increase, a new field being open. The niselianies are wisely directing their atten tion to new prorresses.—Notts Review. WOOL—BitAMPOID, Dso. 12.—There has been more inquiry for full bred Wools, and in some hands more busi ness has been done, at recent quotations. Noils and broke. ars much sought attar, tits stock on hand being vary low, and higher prima being realised. MANUFACTURES. BRADFORD, Dec. 12.—Tarns The certainty we referred to last week of yarns having seen their lowest point is folly born* out by the tact that large lota have been cleared oat, but at prices so wretchedly low, that it will only deter spinners from =skins further sosunsula , dons for so profitless a result, Pieces: There continues to be an improvement in the demand le goods, but the prime at which sales are made offer no inducement for the menu. lecturers to employ their looms to the protest extent; and any alteration in the price of yarn only makes their avocation more profiles•. CORN.—BminekT, Dec. 12.—At tbis day's market we wen well supplied with vain. Good dry samples of Wheat and Barley contiosoded late Mee, but damp, inferior nob Is. per qr. lower. Oats sod Means dell, at previous prises. Quotations as follows :—What, 4s. to Is. Id. per bushel. Seeley, 20s. to 245. par qr. hems, L. to 34.9 d. pa bushel. Oslo, NB. to 225. per qr. Blatant:MAY, Dee. 12.—At this clay's market therw wee • less supply of Wheat trout the Pumas, but the trade ruled dull, at • reducUon of ed. to la. per qr. Pine baler nearly maintained its value but etoosdary sorts were 6d. to le. per qr. lower. Oats un altered, with little doing. Os Beene the turn was in favour of the buyer. Peas offering at • &demo! la. per qr., without ending buyers. Wheat, English, white, per bushel of eats., &L tots. 104.; sew , 2.. 4d. to Se. had.; red, Se. tabs ' re 6d.• sew, . 10d. to be. 4rl. ; Bettie, red, fia.od. tabs ed.; white, fa id. to 6s. ed.; Polish Odom, le. ed. MU. 4d.; Danube., le. lad. to le. ed.; Egyptian, is. ed. to Ss. 9d. Barley, per imp. qr.. 24• 6d. to 21.. 6d.; mindleg,pw . 30210 e.. Ws 6d. to 235. Ocl. Oria, English, white, per imp. qrli.. id. to Bk. Id. ; Walsh, black and white, per 31/Its.„ 17e. I& te les. 6d. ; Irish (401bs to effte.), la.9d. to 20.. 6d. (371 0 a. to 3910 e.), lac Od. to 19e. W.; Welk 17s. ed. to les lid. Beans, English, old, per I9ilbs,llnOd.to lts. id. sew, Ile. Od. to 1 la.9e. sew, les. 9d. M 11.. Id.; Egyptnn, Its. add. to Ile. Od. ; ; lie. Od. to lie. ed. Peas, boiling, per imperial qr., 10e. to Sic; grinding. pm Illelbs , Used. to lb. Od. Indian Coro, per 196105 , 1 ts 60. to Ifs ad. Mow, Engle* One, per seek of niOlbs., 110. Od. to Stand. ; sessele, bee. Od. to its fel. • iistosiros, Des. la.—Wheat was minis is large supply at this market todeiy bat sorbs to ths rough sad damp sawi etas of the ausplas the wads raked wry lisavy,as 'LW's, messed to puretwee st but dry parcels; this iWad WA wok's prices; but others taut be written ts,pr dr. akeePe. Der* mows anther slowly, at late rates. Oats, liesse, sad Pees sled y, with preen assimed. Wheat, white, aid, lU. M ILL list rd, 101. to lel. ICS; whiro, sew, lei. te ,• rad, W. Is 114. ha Daisy, LW. to Ws. Oats, Ma. tolea. Beaus, Slate Pets Sida Daurro‘ Doe 12.—ns saarbel was beetles, and then was but Milo badows dams in Water WWI Or WNW; Wiwi. bow saw, trent ast qualsbly lorrer, alimalkawnely as Mt as last use!. Weer ems in teramt, at a doellat he pre mt. la malting Pereartime IMO WI law sa, moot he molly prim qualities, We plow rabid lawn Ow lbw et lids Gay Wanlottt. In pried*: paresis dun woe a madeals INN= deer, at Went the mambas rata Them was a semosahat beam eels for Dews, at weltered prima. Oats, of rally Om %Way, oode barb la wiry natrieted ply, mad good prices an belly elesbod; ladited. prism 'm eetly 1,11. WI retards Oats, &ow bra be Tusk. Tbo follow =Os Comma at mid& robs lab lbees We to tubs.;;e pa w . la; kreips, webs, ate. b►por rad, Oa to ; Imo gar ebb W. to Ma; cabmento Wia ; We to iles. Pet! II moods Wm r o ck ; 'UMW Maros, be, unmet, Ile dd. to IS& pee tend. obeb& aleWe loa. Id. to Us. to We. per hap. sr. • IWO& re Ye. pr 40101 b. ;Dim led WelikV a Cfalo, 111. to 17► dd. yew hap. sr.; Irish whits, Ile W. to lbs. par Slibk; blase, lie ad. to 101 . Id- Par hoe. Or. O&M Beans, Was to IMs. pee qr.; twigs, Um to 27a. per 45014. The arthab le ham been :—Whist, $4O qrs. . • Onto, 430 qrs.• , sea ; Wow, 7uo ameba, sod $3O barrels. The ma beaotor repert Woe the kilimetag wareges:— ILWhost, We 10 d.; 6 0110 , Deng. 241. IL; Baas Ws. lo.aartitax, Dee. It—The Wheat bad* rube axoeedingly dull, Irtth ea abeadost supply, which amid the market to bola a very =itstale aad to Whet sales tally b. par qr. dernas was sub. b a r some dwerlptione 11a1= 7 1 5 7 . ky about Me use... Wham, fr om W. 10s. to Ili. per load. , Ws. to its. pa qr. Oats, Ids. to Ile. Beam, Wm to 34. Per, to 32a. GODLLIII7O, Doe. 11.—Tbare was an abundant supply of Wheat at fhb market today; the trade ruled dull, and somewhat lower prime were submitted to. Whist, red, Ms. to 405.; whits, Ns. to 41a.; dm, 435. toßarley, fOo. to Mo. Ptak fee mils. Oata, Me to tee Bono. 21e. to Ile par qr. liarseress, Dee. It—We had a way large market, and Wheat ins to moderate supply. and In bad madltlea hew to. areritha. Ws gusts it Is. to Is. per qr. cheaper. lent Cora Is la tall oar Mart all the danards, sad at prima of last day, with • poor thotaad. MANNINOTZZI, Dia 12.—A good show of 00/D to-day. Wheat stow Wm, at law priws. Wanton Barley steady. Beans and Pus selling tee rasa as of late. -—— Dee. 12.—The Quantity of Wheat on offer this day was otadderabis, the major part out of moditkm. and Ilbr whine than wee no dammed. Best Tandem ware tikes all at shoat the mime at hit week. The 'apply of BarLy was net amesolve, which atm a fair Ws at hll7 late ate'. Oat., Bow, and Pees the wee se het Week. Pantottra, Doe. 12.—Aa aaaaaally tali attaastaaas at the corn mutat to-day. sad little bedroom wee dome ia beets Mott. The peen remain the oar se lad Tooday; wtsliet lap_ pike tress Emig madams tdda ids more sort add tliViiet THIS DAY, Noon. Cowrie of Wind. Month o Wld. State of Weather. B. Oscan Breese. rogly. The returns horn the following places did not reach this dace in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore in dicate the state of the weather on Wednesday Intesing at nine o'clock. Ituu.uoms DIMPALIL Pools X. Gads Imes Partially arody 08•110 arm Omer& CoLcHerraz Cazyno Lau* Cain raw Tout —..... S. W. Oda roWl7 I Wurraaanx ......... LW. 011 1 / 8 11Mam ~zest Amelia (via New York I Amerßritish packet) •N ica Ma BON= by Britt& packet) N Araericaft UMW Seal De= Deana ammas Ames x Califerata(via Chawmaild Claps ot Goad Hope+ N Coaxal America Owsmil ...... Frew lll N I Hatalsaza tiallaad Madame .14 Likud N Imlia)(via gatitham;t)ll ladla (via Marillas) Ni !Liverpool I Dumber 20 Deoesabie IS ... I of tllo wags Uvarpool Lis=psumad i ce...... 4th C7l 17th; at *smooth I I December 14 _ I 2rodklttiviimoio 1 1 11:17ttlicatb Twk, aly_ W3tiithespeui, 4outlnialloa. Southrocks Dow : 11;;Zsy — W Friday 1 Wedeln. & Istior. 17th at do ma& I Wriie — cialTy 20th ot the month i 7thk24thof month Southampton. ~uu.~r "- --.—,. -- .laptop) Meditemumen (via Mar- 120th of the, a - I Menke Pensula Wart ladlaa .X WO“ IBM,/ (ausgt Ha vanna. and Hama) X th&94th of month 2od of the mouth 7thl7th37thof son 17th of the math 17tb of the month Davey •Mothampton I Southampton Southampton Sontbasuptca ISM at the .113 a. 3 • N dram that the mils ere sent from the Omura PoshoMos b the night—and II by the y morning—dematoh. + oomemaence of the 15th of Ude swath happening on a Sunday the Cape of moo d Hope mail steamer will sot Moe Plymouth before Monday the 16th. AS lettere therefore that rend Plymouth on the morning of the 16th bait will, doubting, be In time for tho mail . 51; - 1).11i1 ♦BKITID. Ate—oll Dal, Deember 11, Ikea Mollake 0 MAOISM —at Falmouth, Dammber 11. tram Impttorn Avovers—of N. Freeload, Deeemler 11. firm ...... ....Havaanah Averamme PAC/IT—off the Wlebt, December 10, from Culla Am.= ime—et &ally, Numbs 9, tram &Ma AIMMAD--ei Bristol, Deasserit U, from Melly Ataawma—et Unread. December 12, from Patna Ausaao—at Livorpeak Dismalme 1% Mara—se Orawsumes Member U. lbw lain Mn. *MD ROASITA-at Graverend, December 11, Auca -at Oravesead, December 11, from ....... ADL-et Greveemad, December 11. tram. . ************* Berreanne-et Falmouth, December 10, hem.,***** B§uow - off taletouth December 10, trace...... BaeAooo--off Deal, Deniable 11, tom Buyea-off Deal, December 11, hem *** B. D. Dago - off Deal, December 11. ham_ .. ."". Bouvet-off Deal, December 11, tram ... *************** Bryce: Firoa-et Deal, December 11 (ley Hobert . to * s, ********* Oarererv-eaLiverped, hum .....4 C. B. C.-et Liverpool, December 11, from. _ ... COMATIAXSIMD PACILM-at Liverpool, Demme*, Conn Coremersavia-at Bristol. December 12, CONIUNCS -at 8r444, December 12, tram . - ..... DOGOPert- et Cantle Nadu December 10, tram. Ceerm-st Deal. December 11 (k e .... ye N Oosigoacea-at Hall, December 11, from .................. Cmaerrr-ealiall. December 1 I hero .. .......... .. CLAVDIA--ei Quemotrere, December 10, hew- ....... DOLIIMM-off Deal, December 11, husk - ... - Docrazas-off December 6, tmea „.„...te, DeMb-Gee the W ►t, December 10. tram .................. DOIAISS -it Bakombe, December 11, tram ................. Dasaa-et Ikreepool December 11, h0w........... ..... Dill MAD Moar-at LIMPOO4 December 12, team,.., Do REALMANOI-141.4M111004 December 11 , from Devoe-et Liverpool. December 12, tram Lucre. Terme -at Liverpool, December IL from Eauree-at Limped, December 11, treat Foorram.- et Truro, yeeTber Ecuees-et Dertasiath, December 10, -- from lissaa Ase-at Graveseed, December 11, frost Zeossue-et Liverpool, Deeeraber 12, from TAvotzurs-at Liverpool , December 12, from.- Picea-at Liverpool, Decester 12 Otemosewv-off Deal, December 11, from__ Oune.vms-ollt goal Deeember 7, from Hots-at Dumber 11, from Meows-at Bristol, December If, from Hesuerra -at Umopool , December 12, from. Hamoo-st Lverpod. December 12, from Haao-et Liverpool, December 12, from 11w-at Liverpool Deeeteter 19, from I.v-o( Portland, December 10, trews leave-at Deal. December 11, from lea-at Cliseemetains, December 10, from Jeasis-off Dover, from .ll Jogs Bo tr.-at Greenest% December 11, from ....... has Swim-at Liverpool, December 12, from ... JANI Br.pusT -at Liverpool, December 11, h0e...... Lars-at Gravesend, December 12, from . LA Plum am Eu-at Liverpool, December 12, from.. 100T-llt Liverpool, December 12, from LOOM MUNRO-la Liverpool, December 11, from Los now--eff the Wight, December 10, from Loam Vempeow-at Torquay December 10, from Nadu -at Falmouth, D ecember 10, from MAWS CAROLINA-at Falmouth, December 10, from Mee or Fame-et Liverpool, December 12, from Harstum-at Beard, December 12, from ... MAST STIRA I? -at Gravesend, December 11, nen NAtTrun-at Graveend, December 11, from NETEID•LI-st Liverpool, December 12, from 0•010L11-at Plymouth, Decemter 11, from Ocean-et Gravesend, December 11, from Psattuse-off the Wight, December 10, from et Graeae Pewter-at Liverpool, December 12, fr. Ru.ntr Honey-at Vowey, December 10, from Reese-a 1 Falmouth, [December 10, from Rahway I.NO-at Shields. Deeember 9, from ItAnsome-el Liverpool, December 12, from ilicasm-et Gravesend, December 12, from 80. Meow.,.-off Deal, December 11, from Maine-at Falmouth, December 10, from Srsess-eff Torbay, December 10, from fittemi-at (emceed, December 12, from Terswri-at Li .eN6 December 19, from Tow CIIMOLO-W DOSI, December 10, fr0m..... TTIMIOLIMI Cams-at Falmouth,December 10, from Coo Usee-at Faiesoatb, December 10, from Yesooszo-oe Dover, December 11, from WArasico-at falmottlt, December 11, from. .. ... et Liverpool, December 12, from Woe - st Liverpool, December 12, from. Wm. CANeteio-at lOranmend, Decmber 11, frees BAILED. AOIXIIMOII—fran Grareeend, December 12, to. Mee—from Orareetod. December 12, to reLasies— FrOWElvorpool, — geceratioT; 12, go. AGATHA—from Liverpool, Deeeniber 12, to /owe—from Liverpool, December 12, to Conoo—from Bristol, Droember 12, to DULL IMA —from Lice 01. December 11, to. ELAN —from Livery December 12, to Euasr—from Liverpool, Dec. 13, to Psose—from Liverpool, December 12, to (311.111 M Mosso—tram Gravesend, December 11, to Geo. Sarrar—froin Dsttmouth, Des. 11, to Ilaaess.—from Liverpool, December 11, to ...... .» trassairrrs—from Gravesend, December 19, limas* Caw—from 'Gravesend, December If, to Loot Berner —from Liverpool, December 19 Lenox Never —from Gravesend. December 12, to. Morrow—from Liverpool, December 12, to CILIA -from Liverpool, December 12, to Bowies—from Liverpool Deeember It, to Rtstecs—from Sundeand, December 10, to Orr—from Plymouth, December 11, to Bow Orscouo—from Orsvennal, December 11, Gmeseal, De;rmirr 11, Ummmut—from Liverpool, December 11, to W. D. 601.1 W—from Liverptel, December 01, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Daisy, of Berwick, from Rotterdam for Leghorn, lat. 42 N., lon. 11 W. Dauntless (bargee), of and from Liverpol for : Oct. 30, lat. 5 N , lon. 35 W. Blectric, Flash, bound home, Nov. 25, off Majorca. Fides', from Cardiff for Berhioe, Dec. 5, lat. 60, loc Gipsy (ship), of and from Liverpool for New' from Milford, 14 days out, Nov. 28. lat. 43 N., Gambia, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 9, lon. 87 E. 1117rt0681;;Ileross (barque), from Rio Janeiro Nov. 1, lat. 0 9 N., lon. 13 19. Mary Jane, from Palermo for London; Dream, lermo for Liverpool; Invoice, from Z inte for Nov. 23, off Sardinia. Pauline, from London for the Mauritius, Nov. lon. 2,3 W. Slaines Castle, from Downs for Port Phillip, N N., loa. 22 W. WRECK OP TIM EMIGRANT BARQUE Wednesday last the we of Captain Wilms, of Edmond, mount Mr. Jena Studdert, of Atlent magistrate of the county Clue, for illegally havh of the wreck, was tried before the magiaratee petty sessions. After the esithnce, Colonel delivered the judgment of the court as folk magistrates have considered most carefully this tent case—a cue that involve, the character of of high respect .bility, the character of t►e magi county, and alai of the people of Ki:kee. The have gone over the evidence, and they ere meant opinion that there can be no guilty knowledge at Mr. Studdert, and they therefore acquit him on The magistrates present concur with me in greatest steed of praise to Mr. Richard Ruse humanity, great courage, and sal he manifestt occasion, and also to the Other gentlemen coon, Rakes for their praiseworthy conduct on this mo oholy and afflicting occasion. It reflects the greet on the inhabitanis to have so promptly obeyed tions of the Roman catholic clergymen of Kt hope that, through their ezertions, the rest of the in the poseerion of the people will be restored, character of the place uebeld ; that it shall not bf Irishmen plundered their unfortunate ,ontntryr thrown upon their shores, and left thew deals' ►outeltes and naked." [Advertisement.] EXTRAORDINARY RAIVISATIC Valet SY HOLLOWAY'S PILIA IN YAM LOS Margaret M'Connig•n, nuictsen years of age, Trebling bad been suffering from a violent rheumatic barer for u, months which had entirely deprived her of the use During this period she wee under the care of three of the medical men in Hobart Town, and by them her care w bopel•ie. A friend prevailed upon her parents to try ❑ brined Pills, which they (*wonted to do, and in on t space of time • perfect care was effected. This cure la, I lobart Town Courier..—Sold by all druagists, em llolloware establishment, 244, Wand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND I)] BIRTHS. DARNELL—Dee. 8, at Welton Vicarage, ne•r Daveatry, the Rev. D. Darnell, V,ear of Walton, of a daughter. ILAYL—Dee. 7, at Bletchinglcy, burrey, the wife Req., of a eon. AWrzas.—me„. 9, it liennettn.etreet, Cavendish-Bqt of Capt. flonnors, B.N , of i son. 11L1g66.-Beht. 29, at D'Urbas, Port Natal, the wit( Leh n er a KM • ' IUIitHEAD.—Dee. 10, at Brighton, the wile of Eq., of a ion, WlLlllolt.—Dee. 8, the vile of P. Wilmot, Esq., of e NABILIAGNS. ANWYL—ADAMS.—Dee. 10, at St, Peter's, Eaton. Be.. T. Faller Inoambent, Mr. T. Antryl, to M daughter of the late B. Adams, Esq., or Pimlico, areas, sorry. BLAIV _AKE—CIIILOESS.—Dee. 10, at St. Wiehsere, Chester the Her. J. H. 111101111011, 11. W. Bioko, Esq. son Eaq., of Portlaed-plea, and Danesbury, Ilertborddu lotto Anne, eldest daughter of J. W. Childen, ' Eaton-square. and Cantley, Yoekehlre. RAKE—WOOD.—Dee. 10, at Great Ealing, by . Hood, Vicar of Hazing, Eases, William Hamilton, t Crake, Erg., of Stanhopoetreet, Hyde-park-garden., Smear, to Jane, eldest daughter of O. Wood, Esq. hill, Wading's, and Culmington, Salop. OBINSON-110NR013.--N0..14, at New York. 1 ) . youngest eoc of the late W. R. Robinson, Esq.. MW Lothimu to Vanity, West daughter ot J. Fanwood, New York. DEATHS. HALEB.—D" 9, at Norwich, Barbara, ►elkt of the sgodig. INORAII.—Dec. 10, at College- green, Worcester,. . Rea. E. W. Ingres, can of Worcester Cathedral, LONG.—Dee. 6, at Bea-p oi Lang, Faq.,nt-terrace, Idookstoart, third son o f the late P. B. lnspectoe.Conea d, Dublin Castle, aged It. NOLIIBWORTH.—Des. 7, at the Vicarage, Rochdale. of J. F. N. Noleaworth, D.D. lIITCHIE.—Dee. 1, at Boole, Mr. Ritchie, sculptor. , BOBT.—Dee. 10, T. H. Roby,eldest sop of T. ot Cheatham-sale Blanchester, aged 3.1. KITH.—Dec. 7, at gag Taddenham, Ncefolk, the s. 11. A., Vicar of Past Tuddenham and hotanihm. iBM B. Braorwlee-place, Swam Molar vtasof the RSV. B. BO" Thar of Swam% Printed and pabliehed WILLIAM Rae Rank or . etreet, fa *a OW al Prislir. IS dr 001•4 serest. of IN Pasistst bloom IN,. 19 ID's. SS • :emu . UN. U . !Dm SO ii:Na DM 30 Windt. •. Thra iifllass. . Des. 10 .Twice da. . Dec. 32 . Dee. 23 IDN. U pa. Dee. 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I in this chafes. in giving :'e e Lomeli tar the I fested on tint onoreted w.ili s most melar.• f grenteet cre ail d the exhort‘. Kilkee, and I 1 f the property orerl, and the of be said that , rymen, when , late to wend- r i ✓ Cute !!1' iiimaws I.swi.- 4t at New Toes. upwsrlis st !so RC of her lint,. the moat emus's: r wag conoslosd liollowdy's sse• ,incredible ..ime: !scooted from to Ind at Nrefeeswr )ItATfl S. retry, Mc wife if ter. 'e of J. IV. lisle , maquarc, the %,:, rife of 11. Winer, I J. P. ?dairies:, a etii4,etili-bar. on,quere, Ity the Maria, t ouna , -4 ~ and Itaitear , J. ;pester-Naar!. Or eon of W. biaa!, nisi:ire. to Cher• as rue.. 31 • F, ''! y the Kee. Is "*„. 1, third con a %• ran, and uotars Req., of Mane , . b Robing" lA , 1., of Ckrauton; Monroe, kegs '" the late J. Mies Jane, wife of the rat, nevi 66 . n, Alan Breams,. Mural of Fuson" dale, III:reel. ace ,of Ediebttrgh• r. Bob,. 14q, Lr s e )41 Rev. W. 8004 4 Figid • 6°' oin*e.., Wad 33. if ft. 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