The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-30 00:00:00

NAVAL AND IifILITAIY: PORTBIIOI7III, aim N. The Alberta, etas ilerbeitl i airived si.P4iltimouth yen= l M skeet bana:Walt frost ara, having is kin Royal as Prince if Web& The prise.. Leda ea the tai. aed ha intakes Ida ma in an open carriage, attended by two meisiare al Ms suite, proceeded through the town to to suburbs, to inspect the vast chain of fortifications which are being contrasted for the defence of this arsesal. His novel Highness returned about five o'clock, and re-embarkedfor Osborne, a royal Dilute boas And from tie Victory both on his arrival and departure. The Waldo, 17, screw sloop, Cuttuseder the Hoe. Y. H. Nelson, arrived at Spitbead this morels' from the West Indies, and en atioring exchanged salads with the flagelilp of the eommeader-bpalvisf. She will ewe Mao harbour to &mantle and pay off, having bees nearly far years in oommiesioa. The °Katie, screw troopship, I Chptata H. W. Hire. left Past de Gallo ea the lilth of December, and arrived cm the followieg cloy at Oeleethn, whore she diseafforked Prime Fraeriek eft Sleasig-Hel stein, who loft the skip sesame threw amen hem the stew, who manned yards. m Doke de Brabset arrived by the French aril of 18th Deowsber, and accepted an invitation from Captain Hire to visit the Orontes. A cold collation and a dams wen provided on board for hie seterteleseat ; about 90 of the elite of araseety hots the shone were Invited to meet haeloding Gwent O'Brian. Aaing-Ownwoor, and his Indy, the Chief of ohs Sta ff , the Quartermenta- General sad lady, the Colonel sad agars of the 2nd bit. Wolf of the Zak Regiment sod their wives, and newel civilians. The band of the minima was also in titillative,. The Dubs was received with all honour, sad he Nina as heepsetioa et the alp and her ores. After the collation the ;chapatti adjourned to the upper deck and dancing be. gas. 77be Orontes left Colombo on the evening of the 2Uih of Deciembeir, and strived at Point de Galls a the follow ing day, and after attar was to resume her voyage to ibis liseritiee, homeward booed. Sbe embarked S ones, 100 mee.ll women, and souse andosn, abut 10 a the number being invalids. 2PORTM INTELLIGENCE. BIiTTING AT MANCHESTER.—SATITILDAY. WATEILLOO (COrRSTNG' COP. t.. 0 to 1 apt Mr. Gardiner's nomination (11 10 to 1 Mr. Bland's nomination km tt) to 1 Mr. Haywood's nomination ,D 'IS to 1 Mr. Johnstone's nomination (off( lta to 1 Mr Jones's maibunion ,off) 40 to 1 blr. Randall's nomination (off) 60 to 1 Mr. arookiebanri nomination ItO to I Maple Boothby. s nomination (V 60 to 1 Captain Molyneux's nomination kt) TWO THOUSAND. 100 to 11 apt Zambesi 1) AUBT. ro to 1 Apt Chattanooga (t, 160 to 1 agst Friday (t freely( 40 to 1 Back it) UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBItiDGE,, JAS. ft B.A. Cottitmccimwrr.—At a congregation this morals( the great majority of the gentlemen whose mimes have bees already rein'sd is the Mathematics& Tripes fliwisser) List proceeded to their B.A. degree. There were three exesptises 'rely. The ettemlance iu the illeaatehouse was eastecedeetedly large, sad the presentation of the ReMor Wrsogler to the Vms•Chaucellor was the signal for an ovation which timed its vent in inch chews as oolv now and iris Awake the 'shoes of the ffeaste.honse, albsii that undorgreduele cheering is sea as sumo be serpensed, and seldom equaled. for heutieses and right good will, when the cell is, " Now, ass more, and all together." These peculiar ovations always tak e plue when a hardworking and laborious studeat. ono who, without what ma be called adventitious aid is the shape of private "coaching," save that which is willingly ageorded. kin by these who lave already ruched the goal to which be aspires. when hesuc. muds on carrying off the " Sloe Ribs's!" of the naive: , dty, and the hearty good-will widest is the cheerio( this morning proved that the undergraduates of all clause weal no he. slow to acknowledge, or arPre• Ode, the merits of one who oompereti4 " horn is the purple," has straggled for and obtained dm victoi7 in theintellectual areas. Load and lug was the cheering, renewed again and spin by his fellow•collegiens, is favour of him who has thus brought the laurrl .rain to Old Tri• silty, sod taken ae enthadiatically by all who do not sport the bine gown is the mast guerons spirit. lien were so has than fear put searor wreogiers present in the gallery at the Senate-boos* on Friday last, either effleially or otherwise istereeted is the status of the various esedidates for mathematical hoeours. This rearsiag the undermentioned additional degrees! wens conlerred 8.A.—1/Tom the Moral Sciences Trips).—Henry David Greene, Trinity; Robert Whalley, St. John'.. (Floss the Natural Soleness Tripesh--Jaines Hankie, Trinity ; Chas. Wm. Coopor, Caine ; Hon. A. Strait, Trioity ; Henry Lay ton, Qtres's ; Ohm. Steen Parker Darrock, Trinity ; John Caßin, Catherine ; Fred. Kett Barclay, Trinity; John 01111. ham Chambers, Trinity ; Geo. Martin Wilma, Cases ; Cow Jona. Queen's. LLB—John Wm. Band Wirii•Eued, Caine; Robert Sven, Trinity Hall ; Samuel Ling. Trinity ; Mucus Tflb• velyaa Martin, Trinity ; Versos Kirk Armitage, Trinity Rohl. Wm. Cochran Patrick, Trinity Hall ; Divard Tyrrell Leith, Trinity Hall ; Henry Charism LitchSeld, Emmaeuel ; Donald Grant Macleod, Trinity ; Sinclair Ellis I)-Thoren, TrMity ; Stephen Shepherd Smith, Emmanuel ; Sydney Herbert Williams. Queens; Percival Hartley, Trioity Hall. GIOLOGT.—The Waideardiaa Professor osmium the geologirol aims for aerialist's at his roans is Trinity Col lege:on Wednesday next, from 11 a.m. till 3 p.m. SOUTH LONDON WORKIND CLAM& INDUNTRIAL EXHlBll7oll.—Preparation are very uearly completed for • the epodes of this azhihitioo, at the Luaboth Baths, Westminster-read. Tb district from which objects are draws takes in the parleaseetary boroughs of Southwark, Lambeth. Greenwich, and Westminster, with the parishes of j Waedsworth, Battersea, and Wontlntim,. The exhibitor' number WO, and their productions are much more Dome rows, requiriag for their proper display about 7,500 feet of I spew. Additives, in the form of pitons' of great strength and coositlerable depth, and by memo of exterior apace, covered in and provided with doors, bare been made to the boildiog is which the articles we to ue placed, and it is calculated that, in addition to . the objects, space for • moving crowd of 4,700 mores will be found is the beau. The gnarsatas feed exceeds by 110/. the NMI originally asked for, and subscribers include reproesstetives of all the lead ing in terests of the South Landes district, besides the President of the Royal Academy, the Chief Constructor of the Navy, Wm Florence Nightingale, Sir C. Wento..eth Dilke, Bart., Mr. Digby Wyatt, Mr. Samuel Morley, and other gentle- , men of national or world-wide reputatiou ; while the sums j guaranteed nog* between 20W. and Is . The objects are I &deified as " Artistic," " Mechanical," " Dermal," and " Fabrics and Fancy Work." The artistic olomeet is largely predominant, owing to the considerable number of art workmen who reside south of the Themes ; and there is am a goodly show of mechanical cootnvenees, inelsding several useful inventioss. The general aspect of the exits bitios mar be anticipated from the figures which have been furnished to us, showing that there ars 222 art, 200 ansehasical, end about 60 filmic, and fancy work exhibitors. In the art section will appear the twenty oneocosesful designs for the prize modal of merit, adjudicated upon by Meagre. K, Itedgrave, M.A., D. Mediae 8.A., and Dishy Wyatt, F. S.A. ; and the? resentatioa of the prise of 51. to the fortunate competitor, Mr. N. Wallace Mattis, will form one of the moatisle ming features of the formal Men suration. The opening ceremony will take place at two o'clock on Wednesday next. wheel it le exploited that Earl Granville, the Chnnoellor of the Exchequer, the Bishop of Winchester, Sir Hugh Cairn., Mr C. W. Dilke, Mr. Lapsed, ILE, Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. Doultoo, M.P., Yr. Harry Chester. WA., Mr. &mind Motley, ice., will be premed sod tsko part is the proceedings. Besides the evening admission at twopesoe, the exhibition will be open every day, except Saturday, from twelve till four o'clock, at six pew from Monday till Thursday, and at half.a.orown on Friday. STRUM AT MN HATCHAM IRON WOMEN, OLD XXSIT-110•13. —On Saturday morning last the whole of the workweek employed at the Bambini Iron Works, New. erre, Old Kent-road, to the number of 250 struck work, owing to the refusal of the proprietor, Mr. O. Ragland, to modify certain working regulations recently Introduced by him into his establishment, which hs workmen consider arbitrary and opprosive. From a statement published by the men it appears that amongst the most prominent of their many grievances is the rile, strictly enforced. that any workman not being as the works by the time the bell has weed ringing in the townies, is at once discharged with the forfeiture of two days' pay, and that the proprietor admits of no excuse whatever for a workman being a few minutes after the bell has rung ; not even illness, unless secompsoied by • doctor's ow tillage. The strict observaece of this rule has lately bow . . muse of great complaint amonget the meo, who have been werking over-hoar for some time peat, with only hoer allowed for dinner ; sod the nature of the occupation being very laborious, several of the men have been a few =Mutes behiod time is the morning, from oversleeping themselves, and have hue iustaotly discharged, loeing two dzs t ' isir psy. With view to remedy this sod many others o of petty bat koniceivg charador, the seem. by sate sad by deputations, have eadeeveured to Woo" Yr. Enka to telex the stringency of his rules. The moo maid they were quite willing, when behlod time in the woo meg, I rely fora few minute. to forfeit a quarter at a day's pay, as in other large establishments ; they else desire to have the usual hour for dieser allowed as it ie impossible for them, with any oomfort, to get their dieser I. halter• boar, neither we it ealletent rest from their hard labour. Kr. Foetal have( referid to meet the wishes of the mw, et a general meeheg held as Friday night last they semi metely 'greed to Wile work, which they did cm Svitorday morsing—neitle, mssYsfeb , beer mike% 6tten, and Ilabourers. CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DREAM OP Till Than VicToRLA-rash.—The Dumber a/ paints **Revel et this ketitutire during het week we 877, of which 210 were sew nee. asPI oe YHATKAT. ;')TriW37X BirPRVS. 8, MONDAY EvElrilsG, J AlitrAICY 30, 1865. COMMERCIAL MEETINGS AND REPORTS. Below we giro the substance of the report of the direclurs of the Provincial Banking Uorporation (Limited), to be submitted on the 6th February : The alternate have to report that, since the special of proprietors, held to November last they have eari m rd2 en aneepment lot the ansalganistlon of the Bank of Walls with this corpoestioa. The amalgamation is upon equal terms, and Mies effect frees the Ist of January Merit. me ' directors Love every reason to believe, from the profitable field for Makin operettas existing in South Wales, the tubas and prceperity of which are larply increasing. that this arrangement will peeve advantageous to the wpm. roe. Two new Menthes have also hem opened—me in the hdgware-rind, and one at Kingerod ; the business of the bank in therefore now carried on at 29 branekee. As or pears from thentinocupanyiag belanoe-sbeet, the pose reata et the b t h e fom Oa commencement of boners. oa lb. Ist lithe e 3let of December last, amount to 15,81101. lbs. 5d.. from which have to be deducted interest poi rest and decant amour and exposer • amoun to 12,700/. 14s. 4d., leaving abalones of ,1201.55. ld. Uedar ordinary eireumetimer the &heron would lave ream mended that the whole of this balance should he carried forward to the next scampi ; but le the present case such • course would not be equitable to the proprieties of the oorporetioa, unless • prepertisaste amount were carried forward by the Bank of Wiles. The direeton, therefore, remmineud the payment of a dividend at the rate of 5 per amt. per annum, whisk will sheers 2,344/. 4s. 6d., leaving • disposable Nme of 776!. Oa. Bd. It wilhbe is. the recol lection of the proprietors, that in the report of the special meeting held in November last, It wee stated that it might possibly be expedient at the conmencerneat of the present year to make • call of • moderate amount. The requirements of the corporation, however, are not such ma to reader it expedient, in the opinion of the directors, to make • tall at parent. The directors of the Fore-street Warehouse Com pany (Limited), (late Morrison, Dillon, and Co.), have issued their report, to be presented at the meeting on the 3rd Feb. We extract m follows : The dimoton beg to submit the 'ascents for the half year ending 13th January, 1865. II will be seen that the net profits of the badmen durieg that pored. atter payment of interest, inesmeglaz, sad mere ether expires, sad emir ing allossase far bad sad doubtful debts, amousted to 23,7321. 12s. ad. ; which with the balance brought forward ea the loth July last of 6,611!. Os. fid., make a Orel of 219,8431. 13s. Pd.; tarok it is recommended shall be appro priated as Geri :—To !beers. Brown and Slater, in cos funnily with their respective agreements, 8,0411. tis. 4d. ; to the parent of a dividend (free of income-tax) of 10 per cent per mama ea the 'Mire capital of the compay, lw lathiest at 5 per cent oe the portion uncalled, be at the net rate of lire. Bd. per dare, 17,250/. ; lateral ea sums paid in anticipation of calls, 111. CM ltd. ; to any forward to the next acoount, 4,5311.4 a. W. • total, 29,843/. 13s. 2d. As no formal report and balance-sheet can be submitted until nett August, when the first annual meeting of the Merchant Shipping Company (late Solute Brothers) will take plies, the directors bays issued a circular to the shareholders giving a state ment of the manner in which the company's ships are now employed according to the latest intern puce from abroad. They state as follows : The accounts for Buller voyages of the wren ships whirr have arrived M Leedom eines the fonnation of Ala com ply have bees laid before year directors, all showing very satisfactory results ; and they have already sees enough'[ the working of this business to justify them in declaring es laterim divirad for the half-year cadre this Ist day el February next, at the rote of six per cent . per annum. Dividead warrants will be forwarded to the shareholder, at their registered address's, mare as or after the let el March next ; sad the dinettes have no doubt whatever that when the accounts for the year have been made up and &iodised in August, the 's slam will he loud be be in a prosperous condition. ant call kr been payed until sow, in gronsegamos of the meat severe monetary priming ; sod may use further call will be made before the lint gemnd meeting of proprirstoes takes place. The report of the directors of the Eastern Bengal Jute Manufacturing Company (Limited), to be laid, before the shareholders on the 30th instant, recom mends from the profits of the (arms, interest on loans, and guaranteed commission, • dividend at' the rate of 10 par cent. per annum upon the capital ' of the company, as paid up on the 31st Deoember, 1864. The first general meeting of shareholders of the ' London and Venezuela Bank (Limited) will take place in May next, according to the articles of ars ambition, but the directors meanwhile have issued a circular, by way of reporting progress and in forming the proprietors as to the prospects of the bank. It appears that the decree relating to banks in Veuezuela, promulgated on the 4th July last, among other advantages, gives the power to issue notes to the extent of twice the effective capital in the bands of the bank. The directors hereupon observe : You will at mice see the time& of this, as, being part of the perish': law of Venemer, it raves the directors to take as entirely indepeadoot position, perfectly free from all 'mammoth influence or usterfereacia, and to panne these rules of legitimate booking which modern expertise. has proved to be so emiseatly successful. As there is sew so paper currency is the country, sad the metallic eurresey se composed of the coins of many different asthma, whirr involves great ineoeveniesce, it is anticipated that sa public wonders in the back becomes mono sod mom established, the notes will, from their iseaveernee and portability, circulate largely ; and in fact the amount that can he Maid will only he restarted, es above stated, by themourent of min held by the beak. .The notes now pre pense end brag sent out by enceerive mailsare of me hundred, twenty, ten, and five dollen currency respectively, the last being the lowest denonsinatiee allowed by law. The business of the bank at Caracas was to be com menced on the 2nd lost, conducted by an efficient staff sent from England, and under the control of four local directors, who are all Europeans of high standing in Venezuela. It it further mentioned that the available capital of the bank " is all being safely employed at a minimum rate of 12 per cent. per annum." At the annual meeting of the York City and County Bank, held on the 26th inst., the directors, report stated as follows : The directors have the eatiefactioe to state, in this their thirty-fifth unseal report, that, after aurae provision for bad and doubtful debts, and crediting the reserved surplus fried with 1,2181.8 e. 2d. (interest at 4 per mot.) there females a profit for thear 1864 of 22,01541. 19a. 3d., from which they recomm end • dividend of 8 per mat on the increased capital, sod • bonus of 30s. per share (together 17,5001.), free from income tax, ad that the balasmof 4,528/. 19e. 3 d . be carried to the reserved surplus furl, which will than amour to 36,207!. 12a. Pd. Before dividing the profits the directors voted bonus of 10 per cent. to the staff, and also voted a gratuity of 1,0001-to Mr. Smallwood, the general manager, in recognition of his long and valuable services. Tan Fo!max ENLIITTYINT Acr.—"Ten Quaes r. CovuserT."—This case came before Mr. Justine Cromp ton, at chambers, on Saturday, os the part of the defen dant, who had, a few days mace, bees oommitted by Sir Thomas Henry, from Bow-street Pollee-court, to the Central Criminal Court, to take his trial for an alleged offence against the Foreign Enlistment Act, in biting sea men for the Confederate States. An application had bees made to remove the indictment into the Court of (Some' Bench, and granted, and Mr. Le Riche (Gregory and Row elide) now applies fora special jury to he nominated to try the indictment. Mr. Hannan, as counsel for the Treasury, opposed the applicetios, as so indictment had been pre ferred. Mr. Le Riche urged that the erasion at the Central Criminal Court would be held on Monday, when Captain Corbett would have a bill preferred against him. The plea would be " Not Guilty." One of the reasons to remove the mum was that a specMl jury was necessary. Mr. Jus tice Crompton refused to grant the application, em no in tik-target bad bees found, and, until a bill bad been found, he should not further interfere. The application was refused. . _ NEW FOOT BRIMS OVEN THZ ELBOINT'S At the north sod of the broad walk of the Repot's- perk, the suspension foot bridge crowing the Regent's Canal bu been substituted by an iron arched bridge, which bee just bear thrown open to the public. The lower portioes of the piers are of granite, sad the ripper part is of Bath store. The top enrolee of the piers or pedestals which comes shove the heads of the passengers Is carried round three sides, but entirely omitted on the fourth, which is the inside swat the bridge ; just as if a square pier had berm got out, and after wards out in half from top to hotted), and oar halt placed ors one aide of the bridge, and the ow. Oa the other side.— ' Baibiinp Rams. PNEUMATIC DTAPATcH COMEANY. —The sixth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this ma w, was held oa Saturday at the offices, Vietorla-street. Westminster. Ceptaia Harsh, vice-ebairman of the beard of dhuctor a, presided. The Coinage, is moving the afkiingsull of the report, which bee bets published, regretted the difilculties and emierqueet delays that had attended the sedortakiag, sad expressed his belief that after all It would, before long, be =wheeled], and emernsecially es great a snorer se could be exceoted. The report bawls, been adopted, sad the retiring direetere sad auditors re sleeted, the busier' imerdeded with a vole el Shanks to the chairman. (Advertisement...l—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PtLIA—A certain remedy for diseases of the sktn.—Pingwortn, scurvy. scrofula, or blue es% sore buds. sad the mot Invete rate Was diagram to which the hamsa Thee 1. subject, =woe be treated with a more este sad mealy remedy than Holloway's Oist meat and Pills, which act so SoeutWly ee the onsettlation, and so verity the Need, that thee. diseases are andlesied teem the system, and a lasting curs b elskdeed. They are equally oaks ; clout in the cure of tumours bursa armada. Canister sweifinp, ulcerous wounds, rheumatism, ouotreeted and add Wise. These ' medicines operate mildly and surely. The ease effected by them Is sot iimporary or agspardat only, bat eornplete ant periesasaL LA /NTH.ltpiOttfct. 31/TROPOLIT4N . 001:11E:171111. (31ttbas dan op—MAN S week.) ifirranstraa, , 31; Wednil. 61.40. 1: 'Masada, Mani. Poaud —Wadanaday, gab. 1: Thursday, I ; day, I. MARTL110111; blarileboue-read.--Frbasy, fob. I. FirourruK Wldteheacrsgrore.—Moulay, Jos Po Tnesilay Mutacwsrm, Duaaaa-eirraoa.—•Th3o• ll 7. Jan. 01: dam Fab. 1 . e'relay, 3. Skoanntlen, Lll,l.4reet.rand.—tneaday, Jan. 31: Thtuidur, Feb. I. Bow, Bow.road.—Triday, Feb. 11. Witysonani., Omit Ptvaaas4treet —Wadaseday, Pak 1; Thursday. Y. SOUTHWARK. Bwanotreet. —Theiday, Jan. 81; Tnuriday, al Friday, LANOTIIT Camberwellstra-rand —Tuesday, Jan. 31. Onsaavram.—Wedneaday, Feb. L Waviwien.—Tnneaday, Yob. I. ImAtenno,foAte next number of the defendant's new minllhsdt Chia! elihten—Hu col all that you required, Hewitt, been almely done by the islinedeat and by this islacard I Bovill—We want his aviators le these terse. The Lord Obis! Baron—l cannot help suspecting that the object of the plaintiff is Dot so much to ensure the per tormsoos of the terms w to have the defendant to a cored. West degraded. Mr. Dub—Just so. My affidavits state that the objeet Is to humiliele the defendant before his fellow-towasossa. The leased counsel added that no chugs had been reitir sated Moos the apolopteitlust under the circumstances the rule ought to be The Lewd Chief Baron-117;het wah desired has been ac complished, what Se the use of the defendant signing the term' f Mr. Quoin also appeared co the same side. Mr. Bevil', is support of the rule, said that if the de. fendsot would admit that the grow obarges ha bed made wore without foundation, his cheat would be soak's& but it was become he did act do this that the prosiest rale was applied for. Instead of doing that which hie eounsel told him be ought as • roan of bower to do, he mast shamefully tried to evade the apology. Anything more dishonourable be could scenely conceive, and he was not surprised that the defendant was sot represented by Mt. Coleridge on the pessest common. Mr. Temple mid Mr. Ooleeidge had thought that he ought not to appear oo this motion. Mr. Bovill observed that there weretwo other aminserfor the defendaot at the trial, Mr. Field, Q. 0., sod Mr. Wills, who wore DOW also absent, and they also Meted that the de feodan t was bound to net es a min of heaoar. The libel com plained of coutained the wet estrageose charges of fra4 forgery, and theft of papers that were ever published, and nothing more serious could have been stated against the plaintiff. Be was therefore compelled to seek redress at their lo rdship.' hoods. The Lord Chief Baron said that the testimony and wmout of a contested *WU= seemed to have taken pommies of the minds of the patties. Mr. Bovill hoped his lordship would not consider that that justified the defendant is the *ours* he had pursued in Bbalhag the plaintiff. The Lord Obis! Baron said ha meant nothing approach irig to such a *Woo. Mr. Bovill read some of the affidavits, and submitted that there would be no humiliation in the defendant signing the Hans. The Lord Chief Baron said he was by Do means wound of that. He could well sodsrstand a man &ayes', " I wiU sedum any punishment or torture rather than riga, because doleg so will degrade me end place me in a sort of pillory." The learned counsel, Mr. Born!, had not concluded his - -Nest whoa the mart mac CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEAL. JAS. 28. (Wore LordOhisfJostke Zr). Justineßlackburn, Kadin& sad Mellor, mad Mr. Bann Ohrumell.) MINA V. 11.10SNISZN. The prisoner, Adalphißjorneen, was indicted Were Baron CluinneU, at the lest winter eonamision for tie musty of Benthmiden, for the wilful murder ea the high seas e l one Heinrich Paul Boherck. The jury amaithad the primmer of murder, but found him guilty of menskeghter, sad the verdict was to be taken for the purposes of the pnseet case to be current, subject to the points of law heroism/ter stated respecting the jurisdiction of the court to try the prisoner for the offence. The aeon was committed on bawd the barque Gustav Adolph, ea the 21st of June last, on the high ow, at a point about five days' mil from Pernambuco, and about 200 miles from the nastiest had. In opening the case to the jury the comusel for the prosecution stated that since the prosecution had been Mediated doubts had arisen as to whether the Gustav Adolph was • British ship, so as to give juries:lotion to the court to try the prisoner for an offices committed on board the barque on the high aces, and that be should place at the disposal of the prisoner's counsel, if desired, aU the documents in the pressmen of the preseoution for clearing ep those doubts. The fasts relating Is the con. miasion of the offence oa board the ship haven boon it wee further proved that the ship in question was =I Kiel, in the Duchy of Holstein, in the kering of 1864, mid was registered in the port of London on the fed of April, 1864, but of foreige build ; that she sailed from Hiel to Leedom ; theme on the voyage in the came rd which the offence was committed. All the officers and mew were foreigners, the prisoner being the second mate, and the deemed the master. The ship was selling under the English flag on the 21st of Jam, 1864. The crew were told before mailing that Mr. Rebder was the sole ewers. He was set • hers Englishman. It was objected that the quabfication of Mr. Raeder to be an *wrier of a British ship according to the 18th section of that act ought to be proved, and the teamed baron admitted the certified copy of the register as prim* facie evidence that the ship Gustav Adolph was • British ship. In consequence of the modem statement of the counsel for the prosecution the prisoner's counsel called for certain letters, which were then put in widows by the prosecution at the request of the prisoners mussel, trandernng the ship from the original owner, Mr. P. Elder, of Hamburg, to Mr. C. A. Itelider, of Lon don. It was admitted by the cou noel for the predigestion that Paal Elder wasnot a natural born Britiah subject, aid that they had no °redeem of his having received letters of deeisation, or having been naturalised. It was submitted on the part of the prisoner that these letters showed • partnership in the vowel between Helder sad Shier ' and that it was shown by the 18th, the 30th, the 103rd, sad other sections of the Mercantile Shipping Act, that the owner of • bee*• ficial interest in • British ship most be qualified is the same mower as the owner of • lepl intend ; that even admitting the registration of the ship in the name d Rehder by the proper officer to be porn► facie proof of Helder's qualification to be an owner of • British ship, it could be no evidence of Elders' qualification, end therefore the letters proving Ehlers' interest in the ship rebutted the prime facie evidence that she was a British ship. The learned judge re• spited sentence upon the prisoner, who is now in custody, until the next mime, and mooned for the csonsideratiou of this court the following questions :—lst, Whether he ought to have received the certified copy of the resider of the ship as prim& facie evidence that the ship was • British ship ; 2ad, if it was rightly received as prime facie evidences, whether the letters of the 31st December , 1983, and 13th of January, 1864, taken with the admissim as to the status of Paul Ebler, rebutted that prim& fade evidence ; and 3rd. whether upon the evidence there was sufficient proof that the Gustav Adolph was a British ship. Mr. Prideaux appeared in support of the conviction, sad Mr. Harrington, who defetided the prisoner at the trial. argued sadist the conviction at the request of the learned heron who tried the case. The case was set concluded when the court rose. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL._ Frederick Wok Polie;in, 38, was charged with embenle mint before Mr. Alderman Abbis. The prisoner had hese as traveller, clerk, and agent to Marrs. White and Johnston.,. ld t elortro-platers, of Sheffield, which firm had an office at London-wall, and bad been entreated with a large stock on the understanding that all orders were to be imme diately communicated to the firm at Sheffield. He bed not only supplied orders to customers and received the mow, which he failed to account for, but he had obtained gold watches and other jewellery on the credit of Masts. White and Johnstone, which he had peeped, sad de frauded his employers in one way or another to the 'about of over 1,300/. As the firm could obtain no account, Mr. White came to town, quertioned him, and demanded to be taken to some of the customers whose accounts appeared I not to have bees paid. The prisoner wait with him, and when the customer happened to be a foreigner Poidevin took Mr. White in with him, but always spoke in a foreign language, which Mr. White did sot understand, and he then told him that the eurtomer had made a promise to pay on a certain date. When the customer was an Englishman he Wt Mr. White outside. In all these eases the accounts had been paid but not accounted for. The other cases were of the primpsr obtaining gold watches and jewellery, which he had pawned. He finally abecoeded, but was apprehended, and five duplicates were found epee him. At his house then wen 47 other duplicates found relating to property belonging to the prosecutors, and amounting to over 100/. is pledges Committed for trial. THE WEATHER.-DIEGRACZEUL SCENE IN TED PAIIIKE4 I • The heavy and continnous fall of ewe, ithich took plies dohs( the whole day on Friday lash errs sew *sided is the 'seeing by a hard frost Wok iesesesei Is intensity up to yesterday morning, the tbessessbsr cc Saturday eight reghteeleg only 1$ deg., der 111 deg. bedew freezing point ; bet at 9 o'eleck yesterday ekersiss IS Medi rhea to 25, and had further rises at soon to SI, a Gehl rail rapid thaw having eat in at that time. The sweertty of the frost rine. Fndsy night bad rendered the lee es the sates is the various parks tolerably Brm up to IS yotereloy, and a large number Of skaters sod sliders were sealed to Whelp is their favourite excretes during the morning. le the enema; however, precautiocs WWI taken, as far es poet ble,to keep the public off the toe, which lied beeussedirejeretu. Numerous immersions took plass, but so laid easidast was reported. Within the euslesers is St. James's-pmt from two until rive (Mock, there was was esellasel them at uproarious excitement and oonfusion, remain bes seowballing curried es by wend huodroda of roughage& boy; and several poreciee were seriously Waved by the missiles, beteg sospseed es they were Dot of the comparatively harmless soft snow, but of frees. lumps of snow. The resets sad g un gaue of lads present being disappelmeed in getting to the toe, began the snowballing by farming themselves tato two adverse parties, sod unmercifully pelting each other. Bed they mallard themselves to this there would met bare bees much cone for complaint, bats getting Need of *tin *eh other, and requiring something more exeitiag, the two parties united wad began as iodised:Dimes attack span the crowds of peewee peaceably walk* sleet the basks of the water, aid from throw* snowballs they at het got to t_ltr_ltis lumps of lee. Their favourite objest to be to kopek off the halo d reepect :Vd7:esed people oe to the be, and is that, to pelt the hat with stems sad piety of s lee, sa they bad forced it ender water, every saleroom* of th is kind being begirt with toed deers by the thyme& blackguards sad wisebierees boys wise had be Will ems oolleoisd. Bewail penises, hesides beteg the eir wised manner were injured by letutb IMO"wars wars se . Some el thegthi keeps sefeseriedweew sizioally to interfere ler the preterites it the • lbw assailed, but wore theassideesempelled bebethe retreat before the formideble dreip of 'Timm wore so pelican:tee to be MIS. Abet leer efeksk the bridge across the WSW was awead with wee, • gamey sad children, lookleg at the sew Wag plasm thee the hanks, whets midway showeee d esseir-eslie fell m them, and several hundred rowers rushed es to the= from the Westminster side, driving all these apse le is discriminately before them. Is the esoftelen tW amid several woman sad children were lismiked download in jured,t sad sumersos robberies were wwww.ittal, while so doub rim the Immediate ebjest of the semen spin the bridge. The there thew .were eselisesd sotil dusk, wheat all respectable tied poses* deposed era* berths left the isoloserh tto per =tra, gsWiliag Wed of their smareceset, greasily a sow-STRRIT. Anne Smith, a proentoto, was charged with throwing • man out of window at • bad house in Berleynourt, Drury law. The prisoner was heard by one of the other lodgers to return home on Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, and go up to her room, aesioniparried by • man. Shortly afterwards a doll sound was beard as this pavement. and a man was (mud lying in the court insensible. A woman who was passing along tbs root at the time law a man's sap thrown from the prisoner's zoom win dow, sad thee saw the bed, et • man falling from the mme window. A women hdsg opposite heard an altos , 0111311 is the prisoner's room, sad upon looking out she sew the man's cap, and subsequently the man himself, fall from the prisoner's window into the court. He was oarrisd on • stretcher to Kleg's College Hospital, when he lies le a very dangerous date,MON hope Wag eetwinined of his recovery. The mimeses defame was that the man and a friend of his had accompanied her up stake. The y had au altars lion, and the man said, " I am mod , to thk sort of thine and opening the window Jumped oat into the mart. The fact of two mw going up with the prisoner was denied by the witnesses. Remands& hum Eulerlox land.moiNcs. —Tbe Trak* comespoodent of the Dubi4n Evening Port says the town is ins Mote of unusual excitement In consequerme of the various rumours Moat es to the candidates who iateed to Reek the suffrages el the electors of this Yr. N'Beena has already Weed his address, and th•Cf is also in the fleld,int ea yet, aotvitlunadiag olateanoto that Mn been published in INN Of 71114 r eaatompaearirs, ao oonserrstive ostdidate Ins offend. I tlenk lam fully warranted in assuring you that no candidate will have Um slightest thanes of being returned who does sot pimisps WIT esll te support the 111411MIWIS put forth is the airdrome of the Committee of the Notices' asseelotiosi Dr. Lyons banes tbe nadidature WWien of Oak, Yr. 7. l r. ed ltarpby bee offend to tbe *beton 011.7•1. ?MAC& •-•-• HALF-A-CROWN flazoaats. JAIL 28.-6elsebeine ea payment, 515 ; ditto bo name limb* 1,894; Wok 5,409. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-JAN. 28. Sittings in Baisoo.Before Lord Chief Jmtioe Cockburn and Mr. Judos Shea.) The court did not sit lista after two o'clock, in oomo• uintet, of the learned judges being engspd is the Criminal Court of Appeal In the cam of the Qom m Payton. BBILLIT r. IMIRLOC/L—LIBIL. Mr. %Mil, Q.C., applied for a rule nisi to &Mame sa order made is Ibis caps by Mr. Justice Owiespoo. Thu plahatiff ma the incumbent of 134 Gear* Liverpool, sai the defeedaet is the proprietor of the Liverpool Aiwa. TIN MOO was originally laid is Loadoo, but it bulbous removed to Liverpool by Mr. Julies Oremploo's emir, sad it woe Mat order which it was wept to wit aside, is order that Me cam might be tried in Lowden, as the pound that the plastid! maid not have a fair trial to Liverpool in weer imam of the great exaftement that promiled in ooeueolion with the controversy between the pram and ths preju dice that suited in the public Wad at Liverpool against the plaintiff. The learned counsel read portions of the libels esmplained of, in which .tho piebald was described as as "Irish inspostor " aid ehastiog him with having "and away at the w orthy sad remedied Jewish Mid magistrate of Liverpool, the lowa compillon generally, and all the inualaipal voten of the community. Hide panted. BUSH V. MAISILALL. Mr. Hawk's, (1.C., applied for • rule islet forfora we on the ground of misdirmaloo, sad that the verdict was naiad isvldesoe. The cam wee tried in the Bail Omit, be. fors Mr. Justice Sine, whoa the jury Warned • verdict for the plaintiff, damages 271. The laWes was for the rest of • foreland house in St. John's Wood, sad the defence was that the house wee aot in a habitable state from vermin. When Mrs. Wardell saw the bows she Liked if it was clean sad owelortable sad free from inesele, which the &deadest interpreted, " are there any bugs about the plum" sad the pielatlff's wife replied, "Oh deer, ao, scabies of the Mai. Then are only • few bleak boftlso, whisk the oat rate." (Laughter.) Mrs. Wardell afterwards mitered tato poseserloa sad as soon departed. The platetire wife. cc the trial, mid sbe bad the boom, bat her daughter had egos sees one, set i• town, however, but at Margate. (L4thillitic) They appeared M Ay from her sight in the morning. as be was isformed wee their habit by three who had studied them. (Laughter.) The yam lady never could Cod anything or sea aeything at Margate, but she supposed it was • bug, from the history that had been given to her of these insects. They also emßed two witaissess, who were not likely to see bugs, two lawyers who slept oa the ground floor—(laughter)—sad ware aot likely to be troubled by hugs. The charwomas said she bed never mesa say bugs there, bat vim she was erase-examhsed skis add she webbed out tyre from the dimity ' lathe back kiteheo, sad,'sa she mid, they were usually found la th e woodwork of the bedsteads. The defence was that the ladies brought them to the house from the railway °or der, or had brought • family of them in a carpet they bad brought with them. The Lord Ohief Justice—The old eterudyped answer. Mr. Hawkins said it was suggested by his friends who had studied entomology that • carpet was not • place where bap bold their happy meetinp—(laughter)—but that they were to be loud, as the charwoman soul, 1a the intentions of the bedstead. Mrs. Wardell and her daughter slept ia the best bedroom, Lad. oetwithatheding they bad a night light, the inmost they laid down they felt semethiag at tack* them ; and the son, a lad of 14 years of age, who slept in the down, bad to rush to hie summa for protecting fur the bugs were actually devour's" him. Omightr a l The ladies A. the mansag showed that they been subjested be • very beside attack. The meow' night wee equally as had, and the w was they woe obliged to have the hoes% anritterel feedsot took Mrs. Warded and her family to Webb's Hotel, liecedilly. The mar Cull, who wee vaned for the deems*. said he maw two begs in the daytime walking down the Sartain' ' which he handed over to the ',oak for the purpose of being slaughtered. (Laughter.) The plaintiff sad the withers" said they had sever beer disturbed by lambert which was vary probable, for they were no doubt used to them ; but it was very different when the Inge got • ideas wheimome holly fresh up from the country. . . (Laotians.) The Lord Chief Jostle, asked if there was any positive *videos, as to the q.schty al mimic. Mr. Hawkins said there woe not; but the ladles said they suffered from a gneiss sessatiou—(laughter) as coos es they got to beckbet 6e7 could neither see coos find anything. Mr. Justice She, said he thought the deleadant's we wee mush exaggerated. Her eon meld he saw ewe as large es a ladybird. (f.bter.) The learned mama appeared to make fun cwt of Um cum. Mr. Hawkine—ladeed, I only made at the trial a plain and unvarnished statement of the facts. (Laughter.) Mr. Justice des,— You made the most of Mr. Hawkins—l don't think I made mime than I ought to have down Mr. Justice Slim—Yon made more of it than many would have dorm Mr. Hawkins said that all be stated was from his in structiens, and what those Wound him who were learned in the habits of the bag. (Laughter.) II was suggested that yoga could hear bugs ; sad at the trial it was stated that aas was taken out of his bad at a (wintry inn, and when they won deprived of him they actually got upon the chairs end barked at him. (Load laugoter.) Some thing was said at the trial at their not being musical bug; sad that they did not play the fiddle ; but d they did not play on the fiddle, there was *sty of getting upstairs by j them (Roars a laughter.) I The court refund the rule. CIOURT Or KXOIIZQUER. —J am 28. - - - - Satiny in "'map. —Maori Lad Chid Biros Pollock, sad Bosons Maeda sad Pigott.) CSOBLAND ►. WOODZIAD. The plaintiff is this case was Mr. Croaked, a MOO filature,. at Huddersfield, a proprietor of the audderidold Chronicle, magistrate of the borough, deputy limmend for Yorkshire, and a candidate for a east is parliament for Huddersfield at the next election ; sad he said for d for • libel published in October last in the Horiders.f= r en Hohnrirth Eneminer, of which the ddesdast sins publisher aid printer. The libel arms eat of as agitation in eon, InLiOn with the Haddonfield teasel-right q.estioo. The defendant pleaded • justification. The ems came on for trial In December last, before Kr. Biros Mattis, at Guild ball. On the night previous to the trial Mr. Bovill, Q. 0., entered into segotiatioas with Mr. Coleridge, Q. 0., who re ""d the &deadest, with a view to • settlement, and It uses agreed between them that the defendant should apologies and express his regret for bean' made untended statesman that a verdict should be entered for the plaintiff for 405., aid the defendant pay all ants as between "dorm mad died, sad that the apology should be printed is large type is a conspicuous place in the defendaat's paper. On the day of trial then terms were reduced to writing, sod the defendant being absent, Mr. Clough, his solicitor, wrote at the bottom of the paper, " I undertake to obtain the signature of the defendant to above terms." Mr. Cderidge thee made • verbal apology, which was ac cepted by Mr. Bovril, and • verdict was entered for the plaintiff, with 408. damages. The defeatist afterwards refused to sign the paper, and did not publish the terms in his paper, aid In ooesequance, Mr. Bovril, os the 21st ion, obtained • rale calling epee Mr. Clough to show mum why be should sot perform his undertaking by obtain hig the sweaters of the defendaet, end call ) upon the defendant se show nun why he had sot • the terms and published them, or why • new trial sot be had. Mr. Temple, Q. 0., os behalf of the attorney, Mr. Clough. sew showed masa, and said that so far ad a e s pi marded Mr Clouds, be stood u ground quite t of the defendant Wood , but he would not oiled to steed le his place, because, in feet, the terms which were agreed upon had been substantially complied with. Mr. Clough re commended a settlement of the actioo, and the defendant agreed to the course be proposed, bat nothing was said about his having to sign en apology. What Mr. Clough undertook to do was, that the defendant should carry out the terms by publishing what took place in court, and that be bad most fully dom. There was no undertaking that he should sign any formal apology. The Lord Chief Biros—Were the terra published in the defeadant's isewspiper ? Mr. Temple—Not in the form in which they ware written ; but the terms as stated In court were published. A full report of everything that was odd in man appeared In defeat's newspaper. Mr. Bovril—Bat eat the terms agreed to by Mr. Cole ridge ; they have dace bees repudiated. Mr. Lon, Q.C., who appeared ea behalf of the defendant, dusted that the &deadest had repudiated scythi ng. _loses Mr. Temple said that after an ample had blished he thought the attonisy, who not betrayed his sliest in any way, nor acted inonaistest with hie tete rests, could not fairly be called opus to pay the expenses of the present applkatioe sad also of the trial. He therefore trusted the court would discharge the rule as regarded Ms. Mash. Mr. Lash said that the sole object of the plaintiff is foesing the defendant to sign the paper was not to eradicate Manmade; but to humiliate a petaled advsnery. The two wine were proprietors of rival newspapers represeet lag diffenst parties in Haddonfield, and after the trial a telegram, in the shape of • most offend,. placard, staticng the whsle of the written terms agreed uroe. was pablined, sod Made of music were seat round the lows. with the view so dead cd sasayrag and humbling a poli tical ',smolt. He cockaded that the terms of the nailer swat had bees faithfully carried eat, the speedra et Mr. Oalaridge mad Yr. Doan, made is apes Govt, bean kiss THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADE. (From the Birmingham Daffy Pest) We are glad to be able to state that there is an immediate prcopeet of a settlement upon an &priestly per swoon bias of all quietism is dispels between the mast= end operatives in the band* fnda The animas one, as oar redone» aware, we. withdrawn a week ohne, mad is the resolution withdrawing it let amen expressed themenves wilßser to meet a &petition from Mee men to discuss differences and agree spet oat d roles to be Maass on boa sides in ths event .1 osy farther dispels. No notice of this resolution was sanisny senuounicated to the men ; they only head of it throats the medians of the prem. They held a meeting upon the subject, however, sad wisely determined to communicate with the masters, sad ascertain whether the nooontradictod information pub lished last Saturday was matinee. Amordiogly, the open live,' secretary wrote to the masters' secretary, asking ' for as isterview between deputation's from both bodies ; and, that interview being grained, the meeting took awe 7,44old*liFridsli. T ics masters were ispresestea by Messrs. W. B.ll3rias, Blom ' E. Barseloy, C. Joao, J. Hardwick, O. Holmes, sod W. Matthews. The depute ten from the operatives consisted of Mears. Plias. Buttes, Bargees, Freon'. Jones. Gadd, Matthews, sad Sayer. The isterview was of needy two boars' dainties, and metiers were dimmed in a friendly spirit on boa ode& In reply to the mew. the masse gave as ammo that the discharge note had been necenditicaelly with draws, and stated that the ream why the ma re ceived so notice of the feet was that the magma were not aware of the mistimes of a Noma& tires' Oonunittes, whichrepresented the whale body ass llos strike—they only knew of the committees et Trades Sonnies, sod did not bold these to reprwnt the whole body of workmen. This trestles beingdisposed the proposed meeting for a demagog of differesom tame wader oossideratioo. After a leeway imminence, the fellow* acieolusiees were wired at :—That the mestere shall meet by themselves next Wednesday, to agree open inch rules for the regulation of the Made as they may dam suitable, and that the ism shall meet sad agree urn such rules as they may deem suitable ; that early is the follow ing week an equal number of masters sad mes, appointed by their respective bodies, obeli meet to discerns these rules ; that in case of dispute, each sidle shall choose a referee, and that the referees so chosen shall choose as empire whose decision shall be teal ; sad lastly. that the rules so agreed upon between the represestatives of the masters sod the representatives of the men shell be binding swim the whole trade, both masters and operatives. These pont' being eatidactorily agreed twee, the deputatiou Mated that them was now no risme why the whole d the 1 one should not reties, and that they should advise tines to do so on Monday morsiag. There being still a quieten in the minds of the one as to the three months notice which it was agreed some time since should be gives before ' any alteration is trade rules could come into force, the ; masters were asked whether they wondered that rule to be still in face, aad, if so, whether the present arrange " mint ought not to be earned out without any prejadios to the moo in that respect. The tauten replied Nat they did not coosider the rule to be in form ; and it seemed to be generally {greed upoo that all previously existing rules were now null end void. awaitleg remodelling at the hands of the forthcoming essferseen MARKETS. oarroN.—Luziroot, JAN. 28.—A dal quiet =orbit, inordar prior. Woe today 2,000 bales, imploding 500 fee spoodaboa sad mport. 400 11116116111114 ad. to Ad.; 60 Peroazo, /se., 23d. ; l 0 Mar 4411443, 23_0. ; 100 EsYp- Lisa, 21d. to 20d..; 30 Smyrna, 14d. to Dd. ; 1,390 Sant,AL to 16d. ; Beata!, Soiado, Le., 10d. ; China, 11d. to 13d. ; Japan, ;10 Pon, lc 230. to 24d. COTTON GOODB.—N . ANcrtuarrn, JAL 28.—The yam and sloth market, following that for corm, and being • good deal iallueeced by it, has been miry eat, with derm al= in prises throughout the week. In yens lower prices would have been submitted to in enter to effect sales. Yea teary a further decline would have besa asperity to ea sure burner. In all about Id. per lb. has bra bet duriag the week in both shipping and home-trade yrs& In cloths the decline on Tuesday was about 3d. to IL per pieta on shirtinp ea compared with the same day week. Yesterday buyers were offenng about 2a. per lb. for skirtings, but ma. nufacturers were hardly disposed to descend so low as that. Where offers were making betimes that and last week's rates some business wee effected. A large buyer for the east, who has not lately been operettas, is said to have made some moderate perfume, bat gmerally the business wee limited in amount. The purr haprarioa ie the market throughout the week has been that prior wield be lower. To-day • telegram la the Exchange Ur pear rt. mows by the American mil had completely flocked over the cotton market, and that the sales were not likely to exceed 1,000 bales, bad a further temitioey to depreteion. The market (so far as there is anything worth calling • mat ket) clear very Bat. Very little busmen indeed has bees effeeMd. WOOLLEN CLOTH. Lane, JAY:. 29. There bee only been a small attendees* at the °shared Hall this morning, end the transfer of geode ha► been of a bashed chancier. A few paresis el tweeds and coatings hare changed bands, together with a spriekling of plain cloths. The white market has else 'hewn • want of anirsatioa. White medium and beanie have bees transferred is mall paresis, and rely to a moderate exteet. Rates keep fine. HARDWARE—Bicurtsosax. JAIL 28.—The state of trade in this town is wadi= ; manufacturers are, with few exceptions, better so • orders with orde thee they nasally are at ibis season the year, sad the 'Wady sad somewhat iconseing demand for material indicates that is the most important bramcbas a good *mount al Wakes is being door. The factors' travellan have bees sending home some good cede" and as a role she country ironmongers are I moderately stocked. Is the f omega department very little cheap has taken pleat during the last fortnight ; it k an. dontitedly bettor thee the avenge, the only crorptiou beteg with respect to the America. Ueda, there being so orders is from that quarter ; but the advmes from South AMASS are a little mare &samba% though remits's.* are MI I delayed ; sad a few Oansilas orders base this week been given out. Is the eastiweatal bride amused sati=e observable. The aceounk as to the state of the atannfactarlitg trades of the adjoining district are also mere or lets satisfactory ; for malleable ins wares dm. is sMr demand, and the testis; trade is also tolerably settee. Is every article is OU0114.130• with railway Oki. the orders is are sersaidassaa. sad all the various weeks are It full eparatkm. The saddlers' kosseosgese ef Weigel are moderseely supplied with enders, sad is the seleheur. hoed of Wolverhemptos sad Bastes feeds is irtsedny kw MfiThe hoe trade is this district seatintes rk, le the makers el " meshed " live oily *hi sellielest orders is to keep their 1101611 is full The paddlers sad manes te this Mikis* have 2E, at the federal°. is their sages, bet alll for other ocveperating with their brushes is Meth ills are tie strike; ft is sot unlikely thaftlite Me re di lliee soothers pert at the crusty will Sasses,' ite 'appal swim is the earth, but the particular merle to with* MI6 is lobs dose has only be bitted at, sot detersdned epee. CORN.—CmcmuDos, JAL Zik —Our semisi roammirokt tho mai dull Mato, =opt for saythlas vet., good. Moor. mood Kam sad dame. Wheat, 36. to 404 ; bat*, Ma to 32a ;Woe, 34., to 3 is.; a t , 18a. to 22.1 olcomemod, 99 4 to 94e. Oaluals, Jas. 29.—Thwe wee •meederabe tarn wisest. and harloy at our :market this usereise, o oto " barley sold slowly, hot there was a good demand ler wh e t rom a ;_.yykted, white, mew, 14e. to ; ditto, o ld th, 6d, to 17m ; wheat, red, sew, 13s. to Its. IC ditto, ehh, 14e. Ids. ; um ha t o 1 , 4 amo, g o , t o ; oats, potato, mew, do. t o 7a ati; alo, old, Ba. te Bs. ad.; ditto, commoe. old, 7e. to %IL ; 12a. to 13e. per Carlisle bueltel. Floor . Is. Td. ix 9d. ; os t ains 4 la. dd. to Is. Bd. ; rynnal tad leo*, meal, Is. 2d. per stow._ oc;umessi, Jam. 2& —A moderate 'apply of all ask . Wbaat, barley, besas, mad peas fully malatalsorl tie w its of last dser. - GUILD/ORD, JAL 2& —The supply ot wheat at mo d to-day wu small. Tads was the rue se tut week em s ileums elute& Itik=bewle, awl pus ea lest Wiwi, 360. to Us. ; . Mit ht Yia. ; seta ipa s 114. ; hurt, iea to dia.; pees, 36e- te 40a. ageryonD, —A amen esarket, cerug to g i des, fall of mew yesterday. The prise of wheel is mg* lower, arisiog from the atasoce of demand. 8..4.. h better trade, but prime we so dram Nom b** * eels for feedisig. Beim aa before. Wbeat, red, 2*.***. Irk 2ba. ; whits, 24e. to 26..; Gee, 27.. per lead. gm,: mitts& 31s. to 37e. griediog, 24e. to 3k we.% 16s. to 116. ; 'W to MI. per qr. Biaroi te 24e.; old, Ws. per lead. Jam 21—The show of wheat at emu market was sot abundant, mid sales were efteeir i i the rates of the wish "redone. New white, 40a. is 41k1 hew red, PTa. to 40s. per . 36 atone. Barley woo theeki average show, and the *equity MAI Arm, mime hp g o maples bathe s shade higher ; malting, gh, b 3*. asirtiramain& '2Be. to 30e. per 30 atone. The a m izi . im i a lia g , and asks took plies at at the reta leetTl ; ia sew, 24e. to 28e. Sin. to 27e. per t%.* Newo•eng-orostrfAs. JAN. SA —At our =nth II morning we bad the Impel delivery of wheat sines notwidiateadiag whieb, however, the dried mzegke bl a maintained last week's value, whilst iffeosdltioned rather easier rates. New asileselliag bete 36a to ex i t &dor down to 30e. Scarcely • treasectioa kthseigei the stands, hoiden being Warfront' 44 8000 P 4 the hilt offered, being of the opinion the heavy antral. n o w h kept at their premed pitch, melon some upward merremi occurs. That sold ebwly, and late ensresey with el* stttaised. For malting barley we hive as *Mimed lithor is value or demand. Grinding compaig o u r neglected. Malt, wawa lee, aeglested. Bras ad neot=a. Being so 'Omani wapplied with eats a bed to be made so preanote Weems. medal fhb week me s—Whes*, eseetwise, 3,856 ; f us ages Beriwy, ciesetwies, 748; foreign, 300. Yak; m y, elms, 213. Osis. stassewiee, 8.267. Pent eartvilki; tenths, lig. am" eamtviett 12. Flom, oreemme, sacks. Isdisaoorn Guar, 2,440 Becks. Noriaos, JAR. 28.-Tlas supply if wheat was short se ide mafiosi *Ads'', sad the Mir am Is gm =about the same se lest week for all aesinici, lea hese leas herby odor/ than cod% ass t a li; ntheaties se admire of Is. per qr. was rethiW he Asko. smaides of tanker ; other seas ruled about therm Milt this day sees Littb &rime Is oats, MIA a slap Whit. whist (weighing 631bs. to 6411t5.), 44e. te ditto (rftblag f to 641114.), Ins. to 36a.; her barley welrhiag 66the. M 8611 m), Sib. to Ma ; her ditto (weighieg bilbs. to Mr.), 28.. to 11h. bog ditto (weighing Whs. to linbe.), 245. *alkyl... b . 375. to 311 a. ; eats. 24e. to 265. ; pees (unpin, ith Is lin pat quarter. Floor, 211 s. to ne. Ad. pa wk. NOVaireirm, JAIL 28.-Tkere wee • 11606N1D0 cm. wheat as offs. Badger wee healthy at fall rasa 02 white, 43e. to ; old red. Ina to 4L. • sew while 41s. 45e ; red, 57.. to 41a. per 36 sto;e. 04 beater tts 'apply me far, sod dm demand ruled Needy at L*li much money as last week; the beet sorts me Whir dearer. New whin& 1611. in 368 ._Fir ( IL ; Oblell Iliato 275. ; sew, 25e. to 275. per 30 stem 8e gees tf oats was modenae, sad SSW took place at se Mehl cheap le the wartime ; 274. 40 ; Is% 181. 26e. ; old foreign, 245. to 38e. psr,24 storm OXMAN, JAN. 26.-There me • very good show et wo, but briars m the whole wee dull, and prices mai OM the rm. Far the vary hest samples of white Ant 441. per varier was obtained ; secoedery sorts mud from 40'. to 43e. ; red wheat made from 365. to 40e. ; barley, 231. WA • oats, Ins. to 26a. ; brae. 38.. to 40a ; hog pm, 38'. to 40a. ; dour (ileconds), 295. per seek. Prraseomuaii, JAN. 28.-A good supply al ell pda here to day. Wheat ma a slow sale it kW week . * grim Barley was again dearer. OM sad baths without slier Ws, ameept seed sample% which made higher prim. RIDDING, JAIL 28.-Our market this meaner, orbs doubtless to the late sever weather, eau rely tkisly sitendad, the supply abaft, sad trade wu pertly of • nomisel character. The prices for both wheat sad Why most be quoted the sem is lee* week. Mamma, JAN. 22.-The weather has bees mere& icily ansettled, and s great deal of wow has false, prang of great begat. There was a rather smell thew of Melt but sadrioat to meet the derned, whir, jar sow, hr slow. the Made, ea the whole, erotism I with prior slightly imam WPM& For best pause while the qaeaseres raw 425. to 445., sad interim 4r. t 425. par qr. ; beet red Sle. p 3.15., aid other beds MIA 37.. par qr. The forage toads is this at late his. Bow met with a slow trade, but into prism was ariatimi. The was only a sirs. rem d harry @a elm eel 1 MID manias kinds reared farmer prim. the Mr hag NU I. 345., mid 22.. to NA per qr. ter grinding. thin a ✓eedy, with s quiet trade. Far !rest feeds the Isme t lie to 21a, es& ears 16.. B.lBe. par qr. Winnow, JAN. 28.-The supply a wheat is ma Ws day's market-a spnag ten rsaF. Wheat Let week's prima. Oar, the prim is fame al re oda. Beans and pre es beters. FADS/ to the grower i-Blmr, white, 40s. to 43.., ears, 46A, 631 be. per WIMP Ago red, Fre. is 38a ; eats, old, L. per stars; O'" new, 93d. to 10e1. ; bras, 365. to Pi. psi it Wm Womasarsa, JAN. 28.-At this day's market there ▪ &sit supply of wheat, which found buyer tawny LA week's rare, bat no advance could be obtaiesd re Barley 6d. to le. per qr. lower. Oats r = 46l llle l it value. Bras dm. Peas little liquid . You. JAR. 28.-The show of wheat was not kw, than was • tolerable areadanee. The denoted less ee sate at the rates of the week preceding. New white I at 40e. to 455.; new 36.. to 395. per 36 stem I show of barley was middling. The demand was fl the fall rata of last week were obleised. Malting, is. EA per qr.; plod*, 25.. to 265. per 30 Mem. Oa were is limited supply, and th e inquiry was aradmitsi 'bent previous rates ; raw, 201. to 21a per 24 stoes. RDINDLLDI. JAN. 28.-At our errantry CODINDIL week, we had Gale very moderate supplies of via. 43 the demand ler hod coesemptioe takes off at fell prima A eseridereble quantity of the lighter grains ere bang me for earls and sheep food, keeping the market ban el • qualities. Hem. to-day, am had good @applies of all of pato. _ Prices ramie alarm without change sire weak, with a fair demand. Wheat, 28.. to 40s. ; bethirr 20a. eat. to Ns. 6d. ; ear, 15s. to 20s. WATNIVOID, JAN. 23.-Snoplies of fermis' Pao out mast metros en much the mane male as lest eat and by heat Mole has mote to hand. Foreign mirk Baited to scargooll raise and me of wheat. The Nair been tolerably active at a slight Mattes in the of moot artistes. Wheat-lrish rid can be bought at ver decline far white, the quotations are ooly senied. Lida°, brew in forks 3d. so 6d. per barrel less would I. she.. Barley set so strong. OM-11ore.. in this article at about let. ram Indian wire-A queenly movias brio consumption ; prices the tars is ir • buyers. Floor usalteredL Imports this week 2,410 qrs.• wheat, 2,296; door, 67 sacks. Evert week twle. ; wheat, 80 ; oete,9oo ; her, 10. Perfect digestion, strong nerves, sound lunge liver, retro/W medicine eeuncUonal regularity, and energy stored withou to the most disordered by Do denelatis itevetenta Arabic* rood, which cures dysp, psis t = li b someL , casergeti m o u n o.. , couch, sai u hma h , Go te p ri w , u or . su sio toP; time esamet cures which had resisted Mt medicine. I ta. 9d • 121 h., 225,; Seib., 40s.—Du Barry sod Co. , gleSsilemili, landau ; sad all grocers and chemists la men' —advertisement. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIETIM LlllCAW.—Jamtiry IS at Rees Noose, the ode or Hugh Robernson Annum KM, of a dolt= BleaCKlßLL.—Jannary th e nut/more, Mrs. Illastwail, of a daughter . COLLlL—Janaery an, at Kensington ralace-gardeoe , th ey Alexander Collie. Eau , of a daughter. eLLCK—Jenaary 26, at South Norwood, the wife of Marks af a daaghter. Etibirli.lll—JeatiarY 26. at Prisoesoquil , the wife liumplity, liq., at ins: LANCASTIC,R.—Jan 26, at St Maths's Loop, UAW' downs. Yr wile at William Locke Lancaster. Iterl . 0/ a. ATICI2tB—DAIREL.—.II“auuerraRIAILGatEIIet. James* Netithuo. II the Rev. A. L. R. Oraavllle, Dr.W. Atklas. 01 Upper iall rood. to Rewap, etoeuweh awry, daughter it lie Rev Divalsk B•A t _ot litribb-town. BULTl—Yhtur.—Jeartry 2a, at St YAWN N e h 7 tbo limeothare, . 11 1 . 111 Ag l i t. to Pica Margaret daughter of . 1 . Ne Tbe i Mi, °roadbeds. W 111-11110 T.—Jareary 2at at. Saviour's Clank =. 6 7 lb. PAL J. Baines, J. W. Wan es . Cameirsill, is Lag, daughter at the late e.__ Meio - DIMS. MOIL —..lowsori tr. at Lambleon.7arll fantasia. MA+ /kat% wile of I. 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