The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-16 00:00:00

MP F :7 11 7/' THE FATAL COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL. V Il [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S Pais AND OthritAN:.—A frequent cause of gout and thenmatism la the in flammatory state of the blood, attended with bad digestion a•iii wawa debility. A few doses of these pills taken In time are an effectual preventative against gout and rheumatism. bat any one who hts an attack of either should use Helloway'sOustment also, the powerful properties of which combined with the effect of the Yliki mist Infallibly effect a ewe. These palls act directly on the blood, which they purify and Disprove They mho regulate the secretions, and gee tone to the ea imach. and thee the whole was= is invigorated and mat into a eendou wh.ch enables it fa at tbe approach of the disease, or to throw It oft A jury wasempannelled yeeterday aftentoon in:the Town. hall, to investigate the circumstances touching the death of She deceased poems. The bodkin upon which the inquiry was held were idestified se Miss Meta Baines, the daughter Of the Viair of Yaidiag, Kent, sod 11ailemoiselle Georgians Kraals, a Gomm° governor to Miss &Linea ; the D of the gentleman being supposed to be that of M. Tire exit rots FOR Ter TEAR ISO 6. Duclercq. • mercheat, of Gravelled& The Bosses committee brought up report rubmittlog Mr. Knocker said he appeared to represent the interests the estimates of the board. andtnd summary of stab of the mait.packet service ; sad as it was the dears of that was see follows :--Sowerage Drainage—Sums required envies to give every finality for investigation in this aufor- for works, working expense" of puniping stetions at Dap!. lanais case, he banded in •a list of the crew of the Samphire. ford, Cremona', ate., rent and taxes for Gorge s all of whom had been warned to attend this Inquiry. Wharf, and other means' occupied by the bard. 6' stb . : .d t James Ramsey Ward, a farmer at Valding, identified the Metropolis Improverneete.—Contributious by the bodies of two females. The age of Miss Baines was 20 to an improvements, 15,000/. Omura Purposes. Ye ses, and that of her 'overages about V yeses. Miss Salaries, 'eget/Le., including ordinary law and perile. Bases had lately been staying at Sandgate. On Wednee. mentary expellees, prining, staten.ury, lithography, day she, with her governess, started for Darmstadt and mathematical isstrumente, maps, pleas, Re ; reel, Testae. taxes, aloe repairs and exam", e, postage , and petty Will Richards deposed—l am mate of the mail.packet incidentals (less amounts chargeable to special amounte) Samplure, and I was on duty co board that vowel on Wed- 16,18 V. ; expenses under sale of go ac ' s, 830/. ; expenses seedey hts The Seraphim left the Admiralty Pier at under the Metropolitan Homeless Poor ... Act, 10,000/. 10.58 pang booed for Wan. She had the usual mails, and the above s u m', making • total oi 104,51,11 ; repo meet I think 78 passengers on board. There were 18, being the of loans and interest es rooragme dusts of the bend, whole of the crew, on board—all bands told. The weather 53.1754 10s. ; oompeosatioe altowenees to lota °Saws, mu Tay hazy when we started., the wind being N.N. W. to 1,0804 10s. 201. • morteage debts, ko ,of Iwo Karoo:Anew N. Toe Samphire bad her regular distinguished lights. Commisionas 'of Sewers; aalaalt to meet ropy consisting of tle foremast-head white light, a at hght priocipal, 13,5001. ; interest on loans and annuities , en the starboard paddle. and a red light on the pat side— 6,0461. 4s. Bd. ; total, 19,5461. 4s Geoid total (de which lights are in sooordaoce with the Adruhalty regula- duet approximate surplus from 1865), 1711,3491. 13.. 10d. bone. It is my place to set the men to their duty. On Mr. DALTON, chairmen of the courtnitta, tuoved that Wedeesday night I set one on the bridge and one on the the sum of 62,550/. estimated as the amount required topgallant forecastle to look out, and was myself at the for sewerage and drainage works for the year, be SaliattOald, wheel when the steamer left the pier. After the steamer which was agreed to without diauseion. He for local theu moved was clear of the pier I went from the wheel to the thattthe BU M of 15,000/. be sanctioned improve bridge to Capt Ben ne tt, who was in command. I re- menu. ported the vowel's course to him , which was south-seat Mn. NEWTON moved tbatthe sum be reduced to 10,0001., half-eat and • little easterly. Then I left the bridge, and which was ascended by 11r. SAVA+ S. want forward thd saw that the man who had the watch was Mr. H. L. TAILOR hoped that no fear of meeting their keeping a good look-out ; sod then walk i ng aft 1 saw that vestries would lONCIODOS them in regard to what eere us. the lights were all right. I then started to go below intim I creamy improvements. Now, what was the feat with fore-cabin to make up my log, sad as I descended the stairs ramped to th ose of this year. Why they bad voted 10,000 f. I felt a very heavy shock from the collision. I had jest for local improvements, aud they had emaided that sum previously head Capt. Bennett call out " Port, port sod by 1.0001., on the paper of that day there was 1 . Tura astern." Immediately upon feeling the oollision II a notice of maim for the contribution of upwards of 5 0001. lumped upon deck. and sa 1 got up the compenion-lthder i towards improvements in the city of London and Padding. I saw the barque in contact with the Sanaphirs. I went too. which, if agreed to, would at once reduce the proposed aft, and felt the wheel hard sport. The meals remained 15,000/. below 10,000/., and he hoped that there wouhl be el contact apparently about two mintiest and then drove I teethe: applications aot only from the city of London. but elem. I then received orders from Captain Bennett to get from other puts of the metropolis. Umier these Clltata. the lifeboat ready and proceed for assistame. Having got stances he should support the recatuneudation of the com the lifeboat afloat, I entered it with five others of the crew mittee. and three pmaingem, one of these pasesegas falling over- Mr. &trace, in supporting the amendment, said, two beard in jumping into the boat. We got that paminger years ago the board voted 15,0001. Meads local improve. out of the water, and then rowed for Dover. On reschnig meets, end loot more than half that sum was themesited. the Admiralty Pier I saw the Belgian boat landing her pale kir. PHILLIPS said he was io favour of unimenda mongers sod mails. I gave information to the commander, lion of would mmittee, for if the Wave, was lAA Walltad no and as soon as she had landed her passengers she steamed off harm be done, as it would remain in the hairdo of for the Sampling , . I wont back in the Belgian boat, and found the board. the f a n with her fore-compartmeut under water. The The recommendation was put and carried. Belgian steamer haviag ta ken the whole of the passengers On the sum of 10,0001. being proposed for the espouse and baggage from the Samphire, returned to the Admiralty oder the Metropolitan liouseleas Poor Act, Pier arid landed them. Again proceeding out to the Mr. DALTON said this was the +mount of the precept Seraphim, the Belgian boat took her in tow, end brought which was sent to them by the Pour-law Board. bra into Dover Harbour. Then were tweet the crew of the I Hr. Nzwrote said it was • monstrous anomaly that sums barque who got on booed the steamer ; but I did 'of money raised by thee board as sewer rates should be sot ore them jump on board. Just before I seenwet below .• supplemented for poor rates, aud he hoped that siu.dd be I looked all round the hoaxes, but could no light the last time they woald be required foc that purpose, aod seer. I could discern no lights seaward. Bad there suggested that such expenses should be paid out of the been a sail sear, I might not have seen it ; but I should poor rates. most likely have seen a light. The name of the man I Mr. Bsootea hop ed that a stead would be made a g ainst on the forward look out was Northover . Malpas was such a monstrous injustice. on the other watch. Before going below I heard no slued Mr. OOLLUISON believed that the only real remedy would whatever. Besides the two men on the lookout, it was the be by ao equalisation progress of the bill be of the poor ra e tes. deity of all the crew to be os the watch. The barque at The CatellOlAX said, during th the time of the collision must have been on • channel course had a communication with the President of the Poor.law with a fair wad and tide. From the steamer I could not Board, and pointed out the injustice of snob charges bang Mes what ails the barque bad up further than that she had made on the sewer MAW, and be promised that their repro her topsails up. The steamer was struck about 15 feet from seatatioas should receive coosideration on some future the stem on the poet-bow. If the barque had had light" up occasion. I belie v e we should have avoided the collision, as, i Mr. Bausumern believed that any idea of the equalise. though the weather wee hazy we should have seen the of the poor rates was perfectly Usopi.n, and he generally lights when sear us. The mat at the forward look-oat is ! ' supported an increased sum f from Mr or local niii r 'cemen L. ts. the an ordinary seems°, sod • very sane may. After • few observation .H. Taylor, Examined by Mr. Ka ocher—l have been chief mate • motion was put and agreed to. twelve or fourteen years, and in my present service four Oa the motion that the sum of 53,1751. 10.. be granted years and • loaf. asap on night service, therefore I am i for the repayment of loans and ioterest uo mortgage debts, well accustomed to this route by night. I should think that Mr. DALTON remarked that there was a sum of 18,0001. from 18 to 20 minutes elapsed from the time we left the due from the Metropolitan Railway Company under the Bier till the collision, and we were about six miles on oar award of the arbitrator, which, canes received, would go passage. When I left the wheel I was relieved by the in reduction of the rates. mooed officer, Bathe. When I went on the bridge to re- . This motion and the other recommendations were then port the mute of the vessel Malpae was looking out agreed to es the starboard this; Captain Bennett was on the port- it WY agreed that the sum of 4,0001. be granted towards side; the call-boy was also on the bridge, in reediaess ths expeose of setting back prem see at she south-eat to pass the captain's orders to the engine-room. When corner of Lombard-street, and 4514 towards setting back I went forward, I told Northeast to keep a good look- premises in Old Broad.strest out, as there might be a few herring-boats about, it A long discussion ensued as to the measures that should tieing • dark, hazy night, and no stars out. I hod taken be taken in reference to the stowage of Petroleum, with every precaution against fouling with other boat". The a view of preventing explosion", and eventually the sub merse I reported to the captain wee the usual comae with jest wee referred to the streets committee for further at ebb tide. The mail-master, Mr. Suter', was on consideration. the fore-cabin stairs, going down behiud me when The board then adjourned. I went to make out my log. When I saw the barque upon the steamer I did not boor • voice from the barque . The s'allision seemed to be like • violent chop. The vessels separated by the Samphire turning astern. From the time of the collision till the life-boat was afloat about six minutes elapsed, that being about two minutes from the time the captain gave me the ardent Two of the massagers got in while the body was heiog lowered, sad the third, a foreigner, was got into the boat, after he had jumped overboard. The foreigner struck the boat is jumping overboard, and filled it with water up to the thwarts. It occupied us about an hour and a half in going to the Admiralty-pier, we bad to row Mat tide. ° d we swept resod the bay to find the mist once of a tug, which we could sot get. There were four small boats on board the steamer, and there near • certifi cate of the Board of Trade to that effect hanging up in the cabin. About 40 rebates were taken by the Belgian boat in going from the Admiralty-pier to the San:mince. The Belgian boat wee a part of that time going easy, in order to lay alongside the Samphire. After taking the passengers and luggage. we left the Belgian's liteboat with the Sam phire to he amid if wanted, the Samphire's boats having all left. Captain Hoed, R.N. was in command of the Belgique, and he readily render ed the assistance required. When the Seraphim started the crew were all quite sober and at their poste. Examined by Mr. Fox—On this sight the call-boy was posted upon the bridge, as an extra preeaution, as the weather use rather hazy : that was not always dons. Everyone on board is supposed to keep • look out, although two are appointed specially for that purpose. Jost after we left the pier, I bend Captain Bennett call out to Northover to keep a good look out, and I beard the watch reply " All right, sir." There was a mode rate breeze. There was cue seaman, Boyce, with Datlin at the wheel. The captein Ina upon the bridge . the whole time, and sever left it. Captain Bennett was to the habit of using opera glasses on the voyage, end I taw the eases over him shoulder on this occasion. 1 heard Northover report a vessel on the port-bow when wo had been away from the pier • quarter of an hour. The vessel thus reported was two points on the port bow. I beard the captain then immediately give the word, " Hard-a.port, bard-a-port," and I heard the second mate at the wheel reply, " Port." I then heard the captain order in rapid sue' 00116100. "ease her," "stop her," and "turn astern." The barque's head was pointed to the westward. I dirt not see her heave to. I do not believe she st 'peed st all. She was very soon out of sight. Ac soon as the collision took place I saw Captain Bennett leave the bridge and go to the Impart of the steamer. He examined the damage, and then ordered us to proceed to the lifeboat I did not, see Captain Bennett go below to get the people up on deck, as I went aft. By the Coroner—lt was the barque which ran into us that the forward watch reported. The Swindling in in separate compartments, and that is why the fore part 61led, and the Otpart did not. By the Jury—When the barque was over In I looked where the light should be, but sow cone. I could them see the South Forelsod light ; but not the town lights, as it was more hazy towards the town. A sailing vessel should exhibit a great light on the starboard and a red on the larboard side ; but I saw neither on the barque. We were going at a rate of about 12 knots an hour at the time the collision happened, that being the ordinary speed is hazy weother. George Henry Batas deposed—l am a marine mail. guard in the service of the Pest-office. I have been in the service three years. Previous to that time 1 was in the Royal Navy. I was in charge of the mails on board the Samphire on Wednesday lest. They were stowed in the ordinary mail-room forward. After we left the pier I remained on deck. It was a dark, ten hazy night. I noticed every man at his pat. As I was going down the fore ladder, about 15 or 20 minute' after we left Dover, I heard the forward watch call oat, "A light oaths port how." The captain ordered "Hard a port." A collision immediately followed. I hailed the Kamm alongside to stand by, se I feared we weresinking. There was no answer returned ; hot I saw two men drop from her bows on to the steamer's deck. When the vessels separated the barque kept her course. I noticed a very dim green light on the starboard quarter of the banjos, but no other light. I went below to maim mails, but being upte my chest in water before I could get to the bottom of the ladder, I found it was impossible. At this time I heard two females' voices areamiag in the fore cabie, but there were bemoans et saving then,. Frederique M. Butler, captain of the Vigilant, living in France—l have seen the body of the male deceased. sod recognise it as the body of M. Demirel, a coal merchant. He was between forty and forty-five years of age. The rla ewased lived in the rime town es myself, and had • wife and three children. I lest saw him alive at Gray/ribs' in the beginning of last week. This witness having been examined by Mr. Koocker and Mr. Fox The Fox, was adjearas 1 until to-def. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - (FROM LAST IfIGHTB GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFIOE, PALL-MALL, DEC. 15. BREVET. Major-General BirHenry Keight Storks, G.C.8., G C. M.G., to have the load rank of li.utenantigeorgal, while in cominandof the forme in Jsmides. ADMIRALTY, Dec. 12. Royal Magma—Major-General John. Tenon Wawa to be lientesantiewusl, sine Philips, deceased; doerl-Com . mandant floury Carr Tate to be niajorleneral, vice Brown. Royal 'guise Artillery—Colossi Second Commandant George Gardiner Alexander, CR., to be 0.1.001-00enmen dant, vice Tete ; Lientenacit-C..loael George Augustus Szboroberg to be calorie& amend c moweedees, vme Ales. ander ; Captain Henry Etna H e n ry utenent-colonel, vice Scbomberg ; First t Hn Bresbell Tuson to be content. vice Adair. ADMIRALTY, DEC. 15.—APPOINTMIDIT9.—MMLET C. Tracey, to the Malacca, vice F. Hisser. Assistant- Clerk A. W. Pearson, to the SpitefuL Midshipman F. Chalmers, to the Malacca. r 1 , ,' II 1 : I 1 41 1 I 4 il 11 i ' 1 1 1 i . p i It • . 1 I ti • Zr THE :14.1XPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1865. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The orlioary weekly meeting of tide board was held yesterday, at the °film is flimos•gardeus; Sig JOiln Thwartma in tbe &sir. The dosses ststomeot showed a total eaeh bAlsoos in tbe heeds of the tlCatildf. *Mounting o6i I, UV/. ?A • f ; permeate wore ordered so be ai.de the minuet 43,0011.14 e. 6tL THE POLICE COURT& - [NAM= OP 60LICtrusis AND IrTITILIR PArritheala TO el COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.-DlO. 15. MANSION EIOCSE. OBTAINED AT TUN rienge OP TIM CHID MUM" SECOND COURT. John Curtis, a constable belonging to the OILY police COURT OF BANCSUPTCY. lIMIUMIRMAAFISZRLI BANKBUTTL After Teem Nisi Priam &nags at Guildhall-galore Mr. f m °7,l o ,.. attend°4 befell. the lerd Meyer, to " ewer a J aeries Blackburn and Comma. Juries.) which charged him with committing an amen Pane Mime Celia= Curie, rerc)areet, Tottenhatocourtrad , upon •• person named Joseph Lyons. eor rimiaion agent, to eurreno. r Jan. 3. at I EDGAR e. lliCrisiON.-DRAMATIC IMPRINTATIONI3. wr. L ew i s,...for, of Ely-plate, appealed in support of W Dee ien PRILLIes DAT, le. w illllsiallwireel,BloorerbaTT. slab**. Tba.....5 ILII MUGS to recover penalties, under the Drie. °. 27, et 2. ratio Copyright Lot, for representing the drama of Jeante kir, ennY_,kleint i Me. Weather attended on behalf of the Deans without the plaietifes coolant. The defendant aemel"*" . mama Colour. South -mews and Manchester-mews North, Manchestereqnsre, farne.. Dec. M. at I Mr. Lewis having briefly opened the case milled the corn- gownn° GIL"?' S u uthereacent-mews and ThanetstMet , nor pleaded not guilty; that the plaintiff had not the sole right I too-crescent. cab proprietor. Dec s' I. at 1. of represeetioe the piece ; and thirdly, had the plaintiff's consent in writing to represent it. be swore open the Old or New Testament, he replied, that the defendant , plainant as a wawa. On his being asked w . hether_he. soul ." setter, Dec. V. it I. Wittiest PATEInsoN, Culluirstreet, Llty, manager to a book. tile but a , Dec. 27. at 1. MT Fluddleston, Q.C., aid Mr. J. 0. Oriffita were coon. some laughter, that he wee neither Jew nor Gen , Jboarri J unes, Edinrate-road. manner religion wits to do the best be le ono w .a sap i itDJawitAnsimluniumez..lLeaffing, linllder,__Dec. _27, at I. tutor, Dec ST, MY. eel for the pleintiff ; Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., and Mr. suit of halfatul.hall, and his Montego Williams were counsel for the defendant. I could for himself and his wife and family. Mulcts Roam? Nom" Greeketseet, Soho, late wine merchant, The plaintiff is the lessee of Sadler's Wells Theatre, and The Lord Mayor inquired what form of oath he con. Jae. 9. at IL the defeniant, Miss Cutleries Hickson, is the lessee of the sidered binding upon his conscience ? JoHN *yucca Poore, et. Anvers, professor e music, Jan.!, at 12. Tema* Royal, Searborough. The plaintiff formerly Wile . He replied that he would be sworn on the same book 01101.311 watt). Or fo r d . Acct , deu eo ."'- Th j at s 11," It the loose of the Standard Theatre ; and there being a great desire amongst the yobbo for *sometime dramas, he deter - t h e N ew Testament. that other people were, and the oath was adminatared upon JAllics lireavr, Ilrentford• ciuenter, Jan. 9, at! THOMAS WILLIAM 'TARN Li e, K . kar t Jan. 9, J ot L TOM Ataxenutra Aithotu, Tannerahel, Upper Le alshasceed, mined on getting Sir Walter Scott" novel " The Heart of 1 The complainant thee stated io answer to questions pot Kent, grocer, Jan. 13, at 11. Mid.Lothiae" dramatised. lie secordiegly applied to Mr. . to him by Mr. Lewis, that last Friday be was standing BINJAMIN BABINOINM, Adineetene surrey, and Stone-Deeding', Halewood, • dramatic author, and the result was the pro- ter ... i th e hu g° ; ea. in th e act o f o ffering a Lincoln'aan. barrister, Jan IS, at 11. Sparrow - corner , n I I , dation of the drama Jeanie Deans. It was • greet anueses,aroma Pet fl. Parkin Id street, isthrzton, late upholaterer, paper to • passenger who was going away to see., when the Jan 10, at 1 and the plaintiff puraseed the Copyright and right of re. defendant mime up and told the person he was offering the JOHN • Joerekt . Motels Team, Dope-yard, Blackwell, ship- Prentine feme Mr . atclewned ' The assignment was in paper to, not to have anything to do with him, or he would builder. Jan. 10 . at I. writing gad properly stamped, but unfortunately it had _... 1 rob him. Witmer thee told the defendant that he did not 'Ann teethes, Great Hallingbury, Rases. railway contactor. been lost. So successful had the Di • era been that nev er". I look say more like • robber than he himself did like a Jen. to, at 2. pronecial merman had obtained permission from the ick ket or a cardoharpse sod tan walked away. Whim TMOMAS at DAM, Cumberland-street, Backney-reed. ? lain" te " emeeetit ' eed bad poi him imtre sums fee ; pickpocket or a card.sbarper, sod tbeit walked away. When TrOls. Ososol DAYs., cumberisld.etreet, flackney-roed. peuviscisi managere had obtained permiiaiOn from the I look say more like a robber than he himself did like a Jan. tO. it!. plaintiff to repressat it, end bad paid him lange sums for be r or round the comer, he met a person he knew and new. Jan. 10 . " 2 - .t. Finding that the defeadaot was musing the piece to be . atop 1 g ped to speak to him, and while he was doing en, the de- 7,lliteltx,:nrittnrigLatieevtee.r..el. i tt f erer ke er et f ree i l 6 s ::: a represented at her theatre he wrote to her, and ultimately . fondant came up to him spin and said, " You celled me • lett ". lo Dineuil, Pi " clusrdetreet, CAgroml, engineer's foreman, he got an answer, that her stage manager had got Mr. I iokpocket just now-take tat," and then struck him a Jan. 10, at IL Edgar's pertnissioa to set the piste, and tbat he bed given i 1 iiolent blow on the eye and ear, and the effect of the blow JANIS Wilson. Coventry, hol der, Jan. 16, at 12. her the nee of it• The plaintiff had given Mr. Smith ' when was to reader him partially deaf ever since he received it. Fthrenue BOCS, Newartt-upn-Trent, engineer, Jan. le, at D. he was lessee of the Yarmouth Theatre, permission to ra I A (plies staible Came up, and he slaked him to take are &Leslie Beeeeneer kiiddleanorntlial. Yothalthe.oeldnet ulater . present the pies under certain conditions, but be Jan. 8, at IL - t I defendant into custody, but he refused to do so, and the I did not delegate to Mr. Smith antherig to paint , JOBS M'ADAM.Rowerby Grimmer, Yorkshire, fanner, Jan. 8, at U. 1 defendant then drunk him a second time. Juan WILLIAM Summon, Shetliced, currier, Jan. 19, at 12. other persons to represent the ° limb apd ear. " the 1 Cross-examined -Witness dealt in jewellery - sometimes Geosog Cities, West Derby, car prn,•rtetor. Jae. 4. at 11. plaintiff was obliged to bring the action to weary@ his sham jewellery, but he was not • " duffer." Did not know FRANCIS ?MOM,. Liverpool, grove, Jan. 4 at 11. rights. In the of the counts in the declaration the plaintiff what was meant by the term " duffer." (Laughter.) Ss DAVID OWNS, Manchester, mansger to • colas waste desk; had sued the defendant for a certain portioo of the profits was not in the habit of getting hold of sailors sod selling Jan. 9, at 11. arising from its reptussotation by her, and certain 'steno s,. them sham jewellery for real; but he could not tell whet he . jku tt le lillaurri'L Baeu.l7brrittenFla!%l%esr,ieniarin. ;it fi g* 11. liatenies had been exh ibited wi t h reference t° the P re ' might hays said to sailors whoa he wanted them to buy any r a l e n tn e ss eregne, TuostalL un ntaffordshlre, Journeyman potter. Dec. which the defendant had answered en oath, and It ....A ~,s g ee redu e ,w i article of bite. (Laughter). He was a licensed hawker, I so, s e lg. from them that I° °°°l4(l°°°°° of the many "-•- ---• but he would swear that he did not lend his Boothe to five • WILLIAM FRODEMCC RCM% Iliegbani, Norfolk, travelling jewel sum " n l eam "Wading the Id" eeeateeMes tbe Prate or six other men to lade with. He could not tell whether . ler, Jan. 1. at 11. were 1. and in order to give d eeps solemnity to the trial , Rte KlMS,T.evethin, Menmouthsh. mineral agent, Dec.49,e212. some, the jodge's wig was had from London at an expense a groat many people had complained of his cheating them, , WILLIAM ith .. woou y0u:40. .. p . m .. , _ by lli to them for reaL se nir sham jewellery m Jr oefolk, baker, Jan. Lat 3. of 12s. per eight. (laughter.) WILLIAM eons Lamm., UM rtegliam, Norfolk, fanning betel, Mr. Chsmbers said that was not so. The whole charge Mr. Wontner -You mean to say that you have never I e en I. et ~ ne a thing . heard of a h thi Y JOSSeD 011.1.0. sets Oidswinford, Worcestershire, Jan. 1, at 10. was 125., and 3s. tirL carriage. Complainent-How ears I tell what people chow to say WILLIAM Nary Northampton, tn. dies, Dec. 27, at 50. Mr. FaiP"as called' and p"eed that he Pemba"' the behind my back? v (La id ) lig er. Women Boa. leathanianis, shoemaker. Dec. 27, at D0c..10 copyright ad the right of representation of the piece of M W tno t t • to sell • to Mr ou ner- ere you nog • pipe a WILLIAM HAW, snipe, Yak iliire, ism labourer, 9, at 1. Mr. Eisslemmil. The document to the best of his belief Stunt n-In.thellarsh, Gloucestershire, mach uth, and did not the constable come up and admits him I JO HN "MB. wee stamped, by which the week wee seamed to him. The 7° butler-, Dec 29, at 10. to be careful, for you were •a "duffs' ?" practice was for the treasurer to get such paper stamped biinent-ile aid I was • duffer, but I tell I jun Pen4jPe. evens" ' fe"biee denler. Jan. I ' it t• AM sod charge the expense in his weekly petty cents ' but he ad . ~ e you i wallas a Wit, tioulbach,l height. e, hoe victualler, Dec. A - &di don t know what ie meant by the term . (Renewed Dean. OAPJIMI, Bristol, !aye mann( ,cturer, Jan. 14. at IL no reoollectioa of easing it stamped. When he left er s •s. laughter.) EDWIN TIMMS, Bristol. t .ilor, Jan. It, at le Wells he lost many of his papers. He had semettee tor 1 kir w Dozen know rfecti wa il that it JANIS Baec Latium/. Leek. Starke dah..inukaper Dec 21,at 11. . maser- you pe y . we and could not find it. Bums Usage, Deflator Stafforifsh ,brickmaker,Decittatlt. who oes about sellin sham wells sod Mr. Justice Blackburn aid he would admit secondary mews • m ad g g I ° s Y HENRY Ntramum, *lreton, Derbyshire, Dec. 211, at 12. other articles pretending that they are real? evidence of the document, and give the defendant leave to . _ know . . OznaCin HOPI. Stussis,Cuinheiland. labourer D ec . 211, all. Complainant-1 nothing about it. HMIS Terralt, Fremantle, Iltutn• pork butcher. Dec. 27, at 12. move to enter a othanit if the verdict was against her. Plaintiff proceeded to my that he gave Mr. Smith, on . I¢ answer to further questions nut by Mr. Wootner the Rena Bourne Ipswich . watchmaker. Dee. U. at IL . _ the payment of 21., permission to represent the piece, buthe declare d pos itiv elyhe did not call the EDWARD HANDLIT. Derby, puns mnan mama. Jan. 2, as Is. complainant that did not give him a general license. conned) e a thief, an to that be seen him Ith dll him bad picking elastos CLACKS, Chesterileid, media-lc. Jan. 9, at 11. THOMAS ?ROTUMA, Ilandyssal. eardigambire. butter =a hem in the Minorite before he struck him. The defence was that the plaintiff gave Mr. Smith, who Pne . . . thane Dec. 28, at 11. had been connected with the Hull, Yarmouth, Scorborough, An old man wunedlesso fuses, wbo dmenbed himselr . . Clielteltiterrestheoteetellshoperearen outh.Durham,De.cealL Shrewsbury and other theatres, a Repeal lames in writing as an evening schoolmates , bet who, hammered, occupied Jong Pinner BRAID, Dengue rt, grocer, Dec 27. at 11. to perform the piece. He, like the plaintiff, bad lost the himself during the day in selling penes about the streets, Ossigen Ittresanene. Birkenhead. tailor, Dec.l9. at 10. was called a witness for the complainant, and he proud ITTua niacin. Stockton. Der , eln , farm labourer. Dec. 27, a 11. most im,sortant letter, and was unable to produce it. HeFiume. Aylesbury, builder. Dm. 30. at It that lie saw him struck twice by the constable, but he said °Mann 111 hail looked amongst his papers aod other things except thew SeNtled. WHITS lAATII, Brighton, late fly proprietor. Doc•3o, at 11. at Yarmouth, sod be had bona unable to find it. His wife • - he was unable to state whether the blows were violent thee .. • ROMAS OlUrrl/1, Foethourne. Mumma. painter, Dec 27, at 10. had searched then, but was enable to find it. Mee. Smith or nnt WILLIAM Cala. Soul hover, Sures, shopkeeper, Dec. 27, at 11. was not present, and as the proof of search at Yarmouth Mr. Wontoer then addressed the Lord Mayor on behalf of AARoS .1101Cainne, btu., Alrincham, Cheshire, heerhouse keeper, could not be proved without her, se:feeder, evidence of the the defendant, and he observed that the as wee one of Dec 29. at It. contents of the letter °mild not be given. A question was very great importance him , to as he had been for eight JOSEPH CROSS, 7 units% etaeordth., late beerseller. Dec. 30, at 12. raised that the plaintiff had no right to sue because he had sin the police, and daring the last two years he bad LAST &LAMINATION& been em ployed ag a plan c l o th e s cons t a ble, an d en j o y e d th e Jan. 19. J. W. Baker, Mauch: rater, merchant-Jan. 19. A. sot registered the drama and the right of representation at _ . and AMC, Lower J hn.street. Golden-square, and Richmond. Surrey, Statithers'-hall ; but the learned judge overruled that point, 00o•dellne respect of his superior officers, and that con- importer of gun at cks-Jai'. DE W. Clark, Fort-rood, Berman& giving the de m int elan have to move on it. &tenth would, of coarse, be shaken if he were proved to say, *fennel -shop keeper-Jan. 19. C. Johnson, Waltharestow, It woo then arranged that the further bearing of the (ye have misoonducted himself in the manner now represented. u ses . eorn me.eed traveller-Jan. 19. W. Hanks, nctonstreet, sld be adjearned, to allow of search being made for Hestia he was not instructed to deny that be bad assaulted Klnealandooni. lard maker -Jan. a. G. COUIVII, West Dulwich, hthermmics( I tear at Yarmouth. and further that the casethe Complainant , as that, is rrey, er- an. • should come on next term at Middlesex, tither on • case, or character, and seeing him endeavouring to sell some le'ortaterrace Coburg read. Old m 0. H. Wrigglesworth, , C _ , _ .rume sun. • tette'. to a mere youth. he went up to the n 3an . banter . ' eteel! - ' au. Ta- A. t race Y Y. Y. be reheard before a jury should the letter be forthcominggrocer-Jan. 21 P. lemma. Aiired-place. flpa-road, bemire:id latter, and caut i on ed him, upon which the oompleinent or not.sey, Inter -Jan. 28. K Symons, Frederick-place. Cpper Ken. The jury were then discharged without giv i ng a verdict. made ore of most foul language to him, and called him • ningtontare , commercial traveller-Jan. 26. fl. Peek Ship , thiefand rid that he had repea tedly him to street, Mlllwali, Journeyoran carpenter-Jan. 2.6. C. Willis, seem trying _ - pick pockets in the Mieones. Aggravated by this hie Great rearlatreet. epltaleelds. toy manufacturer-Jan. 31. G. F. temper got the better of him, and he gave the complaisant Green, Klldarnain ter, cosi merchaut - Jan.. T. 31. 1 . ,. Hughes, • slap in the face, sad this was the only assault that was t rxr, h. B e iw r o r h n e ,; . d nn Zl e e r r e e n 't e .: l'eh. W. J. Gie. committed. ben, ahnou th . Coniwall, earthenware dealer-Feb. I. W. H. George Barnes, • City polieaeoestable, who was ow duty Thomas. n e w, • w,,whowger_Joo. 26. A. Cr von . c o ly or t of . is the Minoties at the time, was called as a wieners, sod he Torts/11re, farmer- Jen. EA . W. ' mob . Huddersfield. waste proved that upon hearing an altercation, he went to the dealer-Jan. 26 F. North, Leeds, cloth merchant-Jan. 19. J. spot and saw Curtis and the complainant, and the latter Woo.. 4 kfrtire., h Ltac o :m la . fellmaneer-JcL 16. Vi. Parry. Cam told Curtis that he was a - thief and skittle sharper , . i r . - .feel - , in n sui -, . Chester,- farmer - Jan. I 6 , .. d 1 1 . s tan ne k I t ii ts . , k ar , ., l a: . i d . and he had seen him repeatedly attempt to pick pockets. 16. Italy Aun Prier, Liverpool, boarding-house keeper- Ile then pushed him, and Curtis struck him in the flee with Dec. 27. H. D. Brenhele Liverpool, j ewe lter- Jan . 19. 3. IL his open baud, but it was not a violent blow. Baron Ca n rley. lecashire, chmulet -Dec. 26. C. ft Netherton. This witness was severely creaexamined by Mr. Lewis, Manchester, tailor-Jen. 10. J Gila. Newcastle-npon-Tyne, but the evidence he had given was not at all shakes. commiulon agent-Jan. 30. H. toe. encistffil, Isle of Wight, la bourer-Jan. ee D Curry. Newcastle-upoteTyna, Jother-Jan. The Lard Mayor, in giving his decision, aid that the de- 4. .7 Ey ens ,T s t a lyfers, Glemnrimishl. e . draper-Jen. 16. W. L fondant was char ged with an assault, and there did not Dodd. Horton. Northuinher'and, attorney Jan. 16. J. Bagley, appear to be any doubt that an assaulthed been committed. Lowther, Yorkshire. hosier Jan. it. J. King. B, beerbonse At the some tints , however, it impaired to him that, tekiog kr.. per -Jen. 11. 0. Dunn, Rath. modeller in B eth wJan. 8. C. J. into eonsideration the bingnagethat had been used to him, .I. wo watt: 4 Emir, pretanterzlaangtves,y",-.AtEctlelisins, Fs an. the provocation he had received, it amounted to a jug• W. sie j t k i ll ew i e y. st e tford-ntre. everneymen tobacconist-Jan. lineation, and he should therefore dismiss the summons. 11. F . Fisher, B.irrlem• Staffordlnre, !mince bullder-Jan. G. F. Clayton, Bust io, Derive hire, hair dresser-Jan. 16. J. - - Miller, Arthuret, Cumberland. hardware hawker-Jan. 16. W. THE ENGLISH ERNIDICTINRB A r NORWICH.- ttl,stlietyetiiimbehrilgid4ls,.peerthott;esec.k9ezpes.-ilirainenk. 23 ,i n u t 7 c eigP; Brother (or Father) Ignatius is in great straits. He writes 1, nesehee, blacrsmith-Jan. 18 IL Whitehouse, Watbrom. to the Church Review :-" lam sorry to have to write to wick, etaffordenre Mew- Jen. 11. I. Williams, Llthenten, beg for alms for my poor children at Norwich. There are Canis:Tons/Are, and Lewines-equate, St. Lake's, London, mining at present eleven at the Monastery; on my return there will agent-Jan. 'B. 3J. Harries." Bolbeach, Lincolnshire. dealer be fourteen. Poor Brother Pleader; is the son of wealthy itintnionnant,. instruments -4 „°:• l ,, i n t „U' j ibl Wa V, l . L lL W lr a t t l e pe b° ,,T y ° parents, and hes left a comfortable home to come end work IC °lshtar, Radnorshire. railway ' . ' ioods warehouseman-Jan. 16. for Christ in our order. Ile has worked bard • very herd ; H or de* Williams. w id ow . gem" og gioo d on oiro_f go. IS. F. be hes sustained the mission in Nix with nobly during my J. Speen. Brit I. tobacconist . Jun. 16. H. Beiean, Bristol, gen. severe ad lingering Bluets. Be tried to conceal from me tleman's servant. all his Moabite, but has recently been obliged to confess that Bt NIE"i7PTC97 4 ANNULLED he knows not how to get food for the brothers even during Dec. 9 TRoNAB CS MASAO', Westminster-road, Lambeth, Jeweller. the Advent Fest. AN. note has just been sent to me for Nov 18. JOHN AnAra, Aldwinckle, Northamptonshire. my travelling expenses ; thin i felt I must forward to my MICLARATIONB OF DIMINO& poor needy children at Norwich. Our Third Order Male, SpiNCSA. %Magi., Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, now numbers some hundreds throughout the coon clothier Ist dividend of .10. 10,d., Dec. M. or subsequent try ; but with the exception of moms few, in W s' mine y. at Parlyngs flaineltallestreet. London especially, they are little or no support to (MOROI WILM. Chichester-place, We•tboarne-square, cab Pr's the mother house at Norwich. Till lately the mocks had Prieto:- et divideod of 5.1., Dec. 20, or subeequeut Wedoes. nothing but rags upon their backs ; some zealous Thrd c n da y. ni l P n 'y nn l Y n ";i:• J ß ",,,,.. n 7 b* , l 4,l d r .t.lnidn_ Devonshire, phy- Otder Sisters in Loudon have provided clothes for five of the lector-Ist dividend of O. 6d , any Tuesday or Friday, at brokers and myself. lam sorry to say that my weakness o oe nera, m i ner, still continues, and a very little work mostrates me. I °MIDI:106. em at present at home with my family, who will do any. Jan. 9. A. Plcken, Northampem, jeweller-Jan. 9. O. H. rat thin for me es long as I am away from my monistic water, Wynne. leropshire, yeemsn -Jen. 9. T. Prior and L. work. I propose, if the Lord permits me, to rotten to treV e l l l rm . IT:: herknhpoin;;:farn.:ll.4.-D.cmiumr• J. &VI . and t e Norwich before Christmas. Almost relative want stares Barrett, Wrexham. DenihrhsAire• sine merchant-Jan. 21. me in the face at my returo. Of aura matey things J. Cardwell arid R. eurdwell, Oakenshaw near Ae. which my weakness requires would gladly he surrendered. crington, and Bury. Laerashirn. manufsetnrers -Jan. 22- Indeed, to a monk, scything beyond what his rule allows K emit, P. Foyle John Royle, S Mile. and Joseph Boyle. he uses with pain. It is °ply, I trust, because I desire to Crimped' Vale, hire hierichen-Jan 12. C._ Rirkup eund.rland, timber merchred: Dec 29 T. Edwards Lla 01l • c•rry on my work for Jesus and the church that I am ~0 bigh. 0 4. .. f00w...u. Dec. 29. W. whm .. i. it..p.7. D en.ee not so reedy as I might be to sink strain, from ex. blghsbire, grocer.- Ike. 19. Ma y Henley. 1411940n-on-Stour, halation and want, se I did in Aulituit 'last. God's e meestenhtre, licensed virtu...Her-Des 29. W. Harris, New. mercy has in a great measure restored me, end bold, Worcestershire. victualler-Dee 20. C. Pensoo, Chipping I therefore do not shrink from begging alms for uemetlen. Glonentershire, licei sed victualler-Jan. 8. J. Wrier, myself and brethren, to provide necessaries for ~,,,, Loughnuehton Northunrberland b sadd er Jan. goos e Ahorick,. Kosthuinberland, 5• A. Jeffrey, ourselves and our mission. Until the convent at - F reon. Northumberland, surer -Dec. 28. J. Allen, Berkeley, Norwich is endowed by some rich churchmen, we must ova Gloucestershire. heeiseller-Dec 27. W. R diem, Loughborough, tines to beg, fur we have, for our work's sake, abandoned Leicestershire. druggl-t -Dee ST. J. Greenwood and W. Fielding, all means of support, in order to re-establish in the Church Klugstowtthotenull. Tnrkith bath proprietors. of England the life of ootire devotion to the service of PARTN KIWI' lIN DIMOLVID. Jesus our Lord. The road is prepared by us ; any the m y S. Pawnees. J. A. Hunt. mid H. C. Berri% Gloncesteryani, now with scaesly soy opposition start • mnoestery in the ResenCa p rk. printers, an for as insole H. C Berry -J. Brook English church. Will Christians seed us money for food aid end J . W, l'te r 7 k lill i : l o d n d , " Wl. " ' c ur " - r V i. n L airr I l l ' a n r d - Writhing for the present winter, for enrolees and for our Mon, Birmingham. patent letmanittaituren -C. F. Fearn and par! On leaving my relations I have not one penny to pay C. W. eocetheau, et. Jansa's.rearket, laymarket, truiteren - my way back to Norwich, and it is not likely th at they will A. Coles end W. Coles, wycli- gtent, Strand, truss makers-T. in any way aid me is returning to that life which they 11. Grl4.th• and R Grittiths Ma chester • Joiners -J. Turner end desire and long to see me desert, in order to be ordained R. Baden. Birmingham, soda water manutacturen-Jewph priest and take • comfortable living in the Church of L or tille and rs-l ob v T i ? e k ti c :e rd, loc j:in b !e ld . Ir k rwro d +, Lancalhile and le LUdtw " , Fthland. Brother PI icidus end the monks ere is much Bristol, wine merchants': so far am regards J. Wetherman, Jun.- distress. I have uot the mews of helniog them or return- J. Gale, stn., and J.Gale, Jun.. Ph mouth, blacking manufacturers isg to them. I have sent them all the mosey which I bad, -J. Illingwonh and 1. liergremes. Bradford, Yorkshire, iron- As., 5/., seat to me by a Third Order Brother in New. inoners-W. Thomas and K. Griffith', Liverpool, brewers-H. Castle. Will coquilles and us help for the support of the Planes and B. B. Specter, Soo th e'. Yorkshire, dyers-W. 0. convent and its fourteen inmates for the love of the coming Cart and J d . 3. Mori. Il y ie e telthead. slate merchants-IL , moot watch manufacturers- Jesus whom they are about to adore in the cold manger IlOw-p-hmTtlicer",--John e l ' it i r i ner ia , and T. Turner. Huddersfield, and Crib!-Believe me, Sir, yours truly in Him , IOFATIDR. Bridge Mills. Dear iiwlderalleld woollen cloth manufacturers, so 0.5.8., Superior." I farm regards Joseph 'Turner-P. White, 1.. J. White, and F. B. ALLEGED DAMAGE BY THE MAIN DRAINAGE ' Winte.,l4.l°n, liamplthire.. wholesale leather merchants. so far a s •P. White-C. N. Dunderdale and E. IL Hoikin, WORK& -Yesterday. st the Sheriffs' Court, Red Lion- • i Almondbury. Yerkshire, wade openers-E. Brown and R. C. B. square, before Mr. Under-Sberiff Be! and a Special I Holland, Matlock Derhysliim surgeons-W. Brine and Jury, a =Oll wee rased in • ease, " Bells li. The Metro- Bickhonst• Cant** ironommers-J. , obson and T. Cook, Wiry. politan of Works," as to the liability of the Metro. street. St. Janse..s unitary b.ot makers-W. Lupton and J. Po litan Board of Works for alleged to be done to • le"e'lel''. Manchester. paper mereliante - G. Lambert. J. Abney. . • and W. Bowrah . To. by dee, Kent, oore merchants, so to as j house in the Commercial-road. near Stepney, by the Main regards 0. Lanthert-J Wormwell, T. Marin. and M. Brown. Drainage Works. The house was bought for 2401., and Blackburn and Little Harwood. Lancashire, power loom cloth MURDER BY A JOCKEY. -It iS not often that the 1501. had been laid out on it. The claim was 3001. Mr. manufacturers-F. Pierson end R.. Newton, Manchester. usually quiet town of Richmond. in Yorkshire, is disturbed Serjeent Tindal Attiumn and Mr. Shaw were for the SCOTCH ISBQUENTRATIONS. by the committal of the crime which we have to record, and claimant ; and Mr. Montegu Chamhere (Mr. Raymond with ALITANDER MILLAR, Ketuburgh, draper, Dec. 19. at Dowel's the announcement of a murder baying taken Place in the him) for the Board of Work'. Witnesses were called on Comm Edinburgh. town is made still more painful by the fart that the peeps- both sides, sad the case occupied the day. The claimant's WILLIAM 'Morison and THOMAS Cossaa. Edinburgh. timelier', tutor of it is a youth who hitherto hes borne a compere- witnesses said the Mein Level Sewer was made under the Dec 42, at Dosell'a Rooms, /..11nhurgh. ROW? ADAN• Paisley teak manufacturer, , at the lively good character. On Thursday evening, while the house, but the shames no the other side said it was Under coono , Hotel p,,' . ' Dec.' emproyis of Mr. James Wanon, trainer. of Belleiale, near the yard. Mr. Srrjrant Tindal Atkiusen asked for full com- At lathe • IT, Tan. losashire, blacksmith. Dec. 24, at the Richmond. were in the saddle-room papering to terminate pensation. Mr. Montagu Chambers ridiculed the idea of Kt. Mame Hotel. Tain. their day's labour a dispute arose between Robert 3001., and declared that it was " 'Derma,' The jury JAMee FINLAY, Ola-griw, provision merchant, Dec 19, at Roberts, Mr. Watsolt's " head man," and Francis Lawrence, away 751. The case was not concluded till neatly OKI WWI% TaluraraWaa and Comineretal Rees , . Owellow• 'jockey, who is between sixteen and seventeen years of o'clock. m 1 age, sad who no doubt will be known to m a ny of the sport. A FENIAN " FROCLAMATION."-The DOA m » e log community. The former struck, or as is stated gave rots save the following " proclamation" is being exten. the latter a slight push, and Lawrence immediately ran to nerd circulated in Dublin in t h e form of • Imodbill :- amok :- and procured • stable fork, which he threw with great .. Se e j ask You to make no rash step, your time hen not yet force at Roberts. The weapon ereered the man's month arrived. Your enemy would like a premature movement. end right eye, and inflicted frightful injuries. Medical We command you to prepare and be ready, for the day of assistance was at once procured, but the woods were such glory approaches. Them is • power at band for our °Dun es to cause the man's death, which resulted about three- . drat - and 1 hall t d fi t he ho f try ,n, t s cm "nos unto test quarters of an hour after be had been stabbed. Lawman vour themy. Ere long you will be free. and your c entry was in • great passion when he attacked the damaged, and •; ei ji b e i n nen ,' e , and u p on the re • ns of English tyranny you the fork was thrown with such violence as to shall have • ' Republic of the People,' when the citizen require some strength to withdraw it Lawrence, shall be • soldier, and the green flag shall float above us. after he found that be had iojared the deceased severely, We tell those litilhmen who shake the blood-Mailed hands bid himself, hot was shortly afterwards takes into ca• of the murderers of Ireland that we shall treat tbem se tody. He feels his position very mach, and there is no doubt that he committed the crime in the beat of his kraitora. If the enemy hang or murder, we shall retaliate. he man who is now inactive has the heart of a Deward and passion. Hitherto he has been • very promising youth, the spirit of a iryoophast.-By ceder of the VroiLutcs and has ridden at many of the rats meetisgs in the *or*, COMMITTEI4-ISec. 10, 1665.-lied save the Geese!" including Newcastle, Carlisle, Cstterick. Rkhmoud, Ito Framer], be was one of the Newcastle Shoebleck Brigade, CRYSTAL PALeent. -- Ors 811.11.11110 DAT. - sad at that time, we believe, here • good character. The Flimalf. Dan. 11 - Aannminne an lathellele 1,261 ; fl•Mellii resided sear Hall, where he has a wife and family. ditte by meson Meg" 2,362 ; fetal visitors, 2,6 r. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—DEc. SECOND COURT. Sittings at Nisi Prius in London. J Before Mr. Justice ' Smith and a Clmmoe ury.) THE MOUTH BWALLSDALI LEAD MINING COMPANT (LIMITED) C. D D OTHEBM. This was an same of 'rover to recover poseession of the seal of the plainti ff s' company and also of their register of ahareholdere. Mr. Pace, Q. 0., and Mr. Warton appeared for the plain tiffs ; and Mr. "%aback for the defendants. The plaintiffs' case was that the property in question was detained by the defendants, they having placed a Beal upon the drawee which *meal...mid it. For the defence it was contended that the defendants were directors of the British Colonial Mining and Financial Association, and that this company had a demand against the plaiotiffs' company in reference to the cost of bringing it out. In respect of this demand they claimed to have • lien upon the property ie question. Further it was said that the defendants had, in what they had dote, acted as directors of their company, and not in their individual capa city ; and therefore that the compeny, and not themselves personally, were responsible. Some evidence having been given, a verdict wee entered for the plainti ff s for 50/., to be redu ced to 51. 5.., upon the property being given up, bot the question whether the circumstances showed that the defendants bed acted in their corporate capacity was reserved for the full court. In reference to one of the defendant', Mr. Lempriere. it was agreed that there was no evidence against him, and therefore a verdict was entered in his favour. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIII.—Lawn, Dac. 15. (Before Mr. Justice John Terser. 30, labourer, and Thomas Farrington, 18, labourer, were charged with feloniously attempting to drown certain persons, namely, Edward Custance, Christopher Stowell, and Rawson Westmoreland, and the lestruen• tioned prisoner was also charged with feloniously aiding and abetting the said John Turner, with intent then and thereby feloniously, wilfully, and of their malice aforethought to kill and murder the said Edward Custance, Christopher Stowell, and Howson Westmoreland. There was who soother indictment against the prisoner Turner for a common assault upon Edward I.:esteem. Mr. A. L. Smith was instructed to prosecute. The circumstances under which this charge was preferred against the prisoners were somewhat ye-caber. It eppeared that the traneriztion that was the subject of inquiry took plane on some water called &Ahem Creek, near Chichester, and it was alleged that the prisoners, tieing in a sailing boo, and going along with wind and tide in their favour, met with the persons whose names were in the indict,' rot in another and much smaller boat going in a contrary direc tion, and it was alleged that they wilfully bore down upon them, and attempted to overeat their boat, at the cams time making use of the expression. "Sink the —." It was also alleged that the prisoner Turner, at the time the vessels tame into collision, raised an oar and etruck one of the persons who was in the smaller boat on the head with it. The only ground that appeared to be alleged for the conduct of the prisoners was that one of the Ines who was io the boat that it was attempted to rue down had supplanted the prisoner Turner in the affections of sorry* fair damsel at Chicheeter, where all the parties appeared to have resided. Mr. Justice Willes, when the prisoners had pleaded, said that although the grand jury had, very properly, found • true hill upon the facts that were laid before them. it ap peared to him that the evidence was hardly sufficient to support such a charge as that contained in the indictment, which was that of a deliberate intention to commit murder. Mr. Smith said that be was of the same opinion. Some threats had, certainly, been made use of, but he did not think there was sufficient evidence to justify • conviction of the prisoners of the more serious charge. A suggestion was then made by the learned judge that the prisoner Turner should plead guilty to the indictment for assault. Mr. Smith consented to adopt this course, and the pri soner Turner entered into a recognisance to keep the pesos, and the other prisoner was discharged i One or two other case., of an unnteresting character, were then disposed of, and this concludid the business. MARKETb. SVGA It —Belem, Dec. 15. —The demand is more eotue toe raw and mdse. enier. mad ebb 'MOW el ebbs W bee nude at tell pekes. Ram in gool tioneeel. TiLLOW. FIUDAT Eviramio.—Tbo tollow market or reedy to-day. The (dorm quotations we es feller B oo k 401. 3d. ; the yew, 49e. ; dears, to Nur, - 3d. to 49e. 6d. ; Merck, 50s. 6d. ; October to Do. camber, NA 6d.; tows tallow, without °hasp, 495. ast At publis sales of 1,160 arks off NA about 700 cuts sold 88 sad after the suctions. 1863 Y.C., 474.3 d. to 47e. Gd. ; rewgiem Matralita bed, 470. to 475. Gd., be, to 46e. 64., deed South Americas, ' 50s. Gd. (looks MI, 518. 104. to 520. ,• Cefai p 47.. 61. No hydro, on rye. Palm ail, be Logos, 445. 10d. - - - COTTON.—Lrrthroot, Dsc. 15t—The cotton market was quiet os Friday sod Saturday, waiting further Murtha admire, and a 0000sesion wee submitted to of about 4d, per lb. On Mooday the demand revived upon &moats per Persia of diminished receipts is the American ports; and with further advice, since to the same effect, althoedi accompanied by lower quotation', a large business hie bees transacted daily. Price have rallied, awl the week doses with animation, partly attributable to the Bank rats sot having been raised. Sat Island hee been is good mem at previous rates. American, after needing 4d. per the early part of the week because dectdely firmer, mg closes at Id. per lb. shove last week is the ordinary aid middling quality. Brazil he sot varied throughout*. week, but is now in murk improved dowsed. Eao * , after great heaviness, sad a dethoe el about Id. tor lb.is early part of the week, is quoted 11. to id. to middle Tolle ties, and Id. in the lower description' above former rates. Smythe has been in good request without material Asap in value. Zest India was freely offered at lower rates, beg as the demand increased, prices fully recovered, sad les,S advanced about Id. per lb. in the better qualities ; the lower descriptions are firmer, but not quotably de ur . With Chios and Japan market is very moderately sap. plied at partially rates. Speculators him tan during the week, 11, 710 boles; exporters, 22,260 • and the trade, 46, 360 balsa. We have bad • fair dthrsoi to.day, and a quiet end rather irregular market. The mks are 8,000 Wes. of which 3,000 are for export and spook. tiros. The following _ere the official quotations:—Pak Orleans, 23d. ; middling, 211 d. ; fair Mobile, 22/4, middling. 211 d. ; fair uplands. 22 1 d. ; 2114 .— Snot. day, the 23r d, Saturday, the 30th that., and IWii&g, the let January, will be kept as • close holiday in the calks market. oorrox GOOD —Masotti/ma, Dec. 1.5. yarns have been quiet to.dey, striae the arrival 0fi 16 41 commercial advice", but very strong. With spines" flair heavy contracts,, looms of them deeply engaged for weeks forward, there ia a strong feeling amoog maay peoelsom thal . hiX a c rims will be malateloed . Bo far as coda he RIC • there km Po been giving way arminget Wog* spinners. a home trade yarns Way has boa • Moak market, but with rather lees Maisie' doing. There his beep very little asap is prime. The Seer counts of yaea are "amuse, sad there seems to be a good demand for them, sad they are difficult to purringe for familial, delivery. The cloth market was more seesibly affected by the Chiaa's advice@ thee that foe yarn. It intinly checked the advanee of and led to operatio llt ns today being almost s There is, however, vie 7 LtW dips sitioa, op the o hand, to make any concision In Ons. Menufectarers me generally so well eopited, sad them i such so entire Amines of stooks, that, as far saws Ma us, the depression amounts to very little in actaal Mediae ef prior. Makers are more eager Dow to accept the offers placed before them earlier is the week, bat they show so disposition to tempt Wainer by lowering their quotatices. Although we ekes with bat a small business, are is so great general change, or apreelisalicia of a great fall ia values. Both at Liverpool and in this market we close with less actual depreerion than wee expected in the moraine whoa the steamer's news first canoe to hand. CORN.—OBIELIterOI733, Deo. 15.—There was a sad 'apply of wheat at to.dav'e market. Oaaditioa tat gal of msoy lots ; dry samples maintaioed late rata. Barley offering freely 4 rather eager rates. Beans and peas fully as dear. Dakota, Dac.ls.—Wa had mood 'apply of wheat at oar market; the trade ruled dull at last ',Woo rates. Malting barley was in rsqu.st at full pries*, but infenor and grind. lag pared* were t to quit, and in some WO wen Is. lower. Oats sad hems the same as last week. !demean., DSc. 15.—To-day's market was thinly at Goaded, sad for wheat there was not mare than ordinary ormanmotire demand, but the rates of this day weak won repeated. Flow, difficult to move, but pries' machined, Indian corn neglected. Oatmeal, dull. and ed. pt load easier. Beaus firm. Other articles uses• gad. itaccararri, Dze. 15.—Wbast meets with a steady bat tot axtealve sale ; value unalterod. Fin, barley is fair demand ; other kind' quiet, at late sates. Beane end cats fully as dear. Averages of the area ea ling Dec. 11 : Wheat, 2,379 qrs., „at 49 5. 7 2 4 L ; barley, 1,000 cps., at 37a. Ofd. COMA.-Lowsow, Dwe. 15. -Huddle's Wart Hartley, 19s. ; Cowpas Hartley, 19s. ; Hastings Hartley, 19s, ; Trolled Moor Butes, 16a. 311. • Walls End Morn Class, 20.. 6d. ; Walls End Byron, 20s: 6a. ; Wall. End Ceder* 20a. 6d. • Walls End Hatton, 20e. 6d. ; all. Lod Haswell, 225.; Wllle End Rotten, 22a. Walls End Kopec Grasp, 90e. 9d. ; Walls End New Belmont, 21.5. ; Walls Ead Polisher Primrose. 20s. ; Walk Lad ?Stints', 19s. 6d.; Walls End Rosser, Hatton, 20a 9d. ; Walls End Tuostall, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Cared," 21s. 3d. Walls Bed Cawoop, 21e. 6d.; Walls Esd Hartlepool, 21s. 9d.; Walla End tieush Hall, 21a. 3d. ; Walls End East Hurtle. pool, 21.5. 9d. ; Walla End South Hallos, 21a. ; Walk Er.d Tee. 21a. 9d. ; Camay and Duaryn Mathis, 24e. ; Walla Earl North Staffordshire, 17.. 63.-Ships at =WA 69 ; sold, 53. THE HODSELESS POOR AND THE WIRT LONDON Uston.—On Thursday evening the &stems sod oternbies of the Labour Committee of the West Loadoe Busies Bard of Gnardiano assembled in the board room of the worklwar, foe the purpose of witnessing the opening of the wards which have been prepared in the remains of the adheres for the reception of the casual poor nuder the Roessler Poor Act, passed temporarily in and made permanent is the month of May of the present year. Rt. J. M. Johnson, the chairman of the eanmittee, who has been most indefatigable in his exertiora to carry at the provisions of that act, was highly applauded far his efforts, which, up to the evening of °peeing. were of the most ample and successful character. lo oddities to the chairman there were present MGM". J. Bothell (V men), J . J. Brown, R. Mackenzie, W. R. Hough, J. T. Slate, J. W. Butterworth, J. Wood, Dr. Wilson, and some Othirl. The chairman said that, in coenexion with his committee, more or lets, he had done his best to mrry on , the Hoerr less Poor Act. Mr. Parnell, the Poorlaw Inspector, bad inspected the arrangements, and he elptttet r ed to a few days to receives certificate from the Poor-law daird, by which they would he recouped all the expenses to which they had been put for the purpose of sheltering the boneless pow. The guardians end some few others then went through the ward, appropriated to the reception of the poor, end et premed their satisfaction at the arranramesis which had been made. Between the hones of 6 snd 8 some 100 porno (male and female) applied for a sight's lodging. The tales told by the applicants were of the most 'ivied, and in some cases of the most improbable character. Several objected to receive the night's lodging at the cost of being bathed and p chine oakum in the morning, and left in diegast—re (melee a ltogether to receive the accommodative offered to them. The arrangements made we hays already described, end are each as, we believe, are not equalled is the meter polio,—Cifp Prus. THREE BROTHERS WITH ONLY Two Lice AMONGST THcr.— In the neighbourhood of Code Bleu a family at three brothers have only two legs left a mongst them. A few dove ago Mr. Wilsoo, Burgeon, amputated the right leg of Adam Ilonkio, of Wingate, who bed his limb severely embed as the Hartlepool Railway. This person has two brothers. Ono of them , residing at Shotton. short hoe since lost both his lap ; and the other , who is in A merica, . some time previously b id • leg emput dol. The father of these brothers, it is said, had also the misfortune to lose one of his legs. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& BROW N.MORISON. -December 13 at Phandwictgam. burgh, the wife of J. B. BrowaLorisoii, of a dee ter. SMITH. - December 13, at Upper Canningetreet. Livelnemy the wife C. W. Smith, EM ,of • eon. SOUTHEY. • December le. at Montagne-place, laseellesiewa the wife of IL Southey, IL 8., of sans. wPdse 811:Trak.- December 14. at YareboroughbowellsTrPrr ham the wife of F. A. Stutter, Esq., M.D. , of a d a+ ter. TAGAB.T.-December eribill-gardem, Hyde-perk. tbl. wife et Tasted. Eaq. , .of• 8 ° rav D. VERNON.-Deeember 14. the wife nf the Rev. J. E. Versa, LA., curate of Layton, limy of a son. MARILIAGES. JERVLS-PROLE.-December 14. at Trinity March, Mini& bone. Lieutenant-Colonel W. Jervis, of Laurtsepark. B ydee hara to Mrs. Harriett ProW. Mh.OOUNN -NEILL. - December 14, at West Stewart-street. Grearok. by the Rev. Dr McCulloch, Mr. James ilacCunn, to Barbara. daughter of J. Neill, Esq. - - • -- - SELBY-JONEs.-December 14, at the Church of St. Clement Deem in the Strand, by the itev. A. C. Demand, Seib/. CHURCH RATE IN WANDSWORTH. —At the of Itunivalrina, to Elsa Lacy Alicia, daughter of G. W. Wand4worth Police-court !yesterday . several stuensonme for Jones, leg., ot Essuelreet, Striae& non-naynseat of church•rates made is the district church of DEATHS. St. Mary Balsam came on for bearieg. Three gentlemen ANDREWS.-Do cem b or 13, as inth e iegooesitog, Surrey, H. W. only appeared, although nine or tea suannonese lad been Andrews, Eq.. aged 43. issued. Those gentlemen all pleaded that the same objection CA It NALL-December 14, at Houghton-place. AnipthillMaem• existed against this rote as against those of former years, N•W-. Jane. widow of the late E. Campbell. KM. •111• 1 '.....e ClU er itHEY.-Decesiber la at Bakeratreet. Mr. T. Guru I, aged and as the point was is course of settlement by a suit now pending in the Eoelesisaticol Courts, they submitted they HALL-December 11, at The Grove, Stratford, EMI, W. were not bolted to pay the sew rate before the old question William Hall, aged 36. Friends will please accept thisintima wa, settled. This the magistrate held to be a good awl Hen. v. 141 objection, and dismissed the gamesome , spinet all MT.-December 14, at Naples. of cholera, after at e of ! who appeared. hours' Wawa, Arthur Bushey, eldest son of Thomas liasalMY, Weft lie following Eaten- lure, aged Id notice W"from the GIiDGE.-q December M . at his reeldence, IL Oilatonetied. General Pont-aloe yeaawday. viz..- " The West India heeeepsog„ yoga Hodge, gyp., of the tine of Spalding ••• tad Pacific Steamship Ouncesy have gives notice that the Hodg e . lane, fa the 76th year of bin atpa p .het which should mail this day from Liverpool with ir.air's for Hayti, .Tamuilea, and Mexico, cannot tabs bar ted and Published by Wrlnult ZINO Ina. 11 1 1 departure before Tnevley, the l9tb inst. The mails, there. City o,renisr. al the fore. will not be deep Itelvad f rem London until the eves- twee Ecenterd.etreet. le the Fleeted M leg al Mirky, the 18th last." aATITIIDAT. MAXIM 16, LIM SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTDM AT MANCHINTER.,-FILIDAT. TELZOWIL) DIZZY. 7 to 1 apt Radio (off) et to 1 opt Midsummer 7 to 1 Lord Lyoo (at) colt oaf) 9 to 1 Student (t) 1000 to 15 Knioht of the IS to 1 auffuste (oR) Crown' It) 33 to Blue R 15555 (t) 11010 to 15 Monartli of tee VS to 1 Janitor :I) Oho t) 83 to 1 bnhery colt (ti 1000 to 16 Raven (I) Mt to 1 Slabber (t) 1000 to 10 Mlis (I, Lorin(' colt UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE. Dre. 15. - - NATURAL SCIENCE.; TR.IPO& —DEE., 1865.- 1 EXAMINER& —Miles Joseph Berkeley. M.A.. Christ's Col. lfte; WilNus lisughtoo Stoke*, M.A.. Maga College ; William Binary Brows, M.A., Cahn College; Thomas George Bonney, WA., St. John's College. Fast Chian— tis. Goodman, Pet. ; Harlem Tdn. ; Dicksoa, Joh. &mood Bennett, Boman. • Doughty Down. ieg ; Danford, Trio.; Itoisbounini' Borman.; Dough Ward, G., Trio (equal ) ; Migd. Thud Class.—De. Toes ill. Downing ; Levi., Win. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITILI. followiog additional post-offices will be open, on and after the 18th of Deoember, for the receipt of proposals for the insurance of lives or the purchase of govern ment annuities, under the act 27 and 28 Viet., cap. 43, and for the receipt of the premiums becoming due to the Poet muter-General, from time to time, under contracts for the insurance of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and for the pay meat of any gums which shall become pay able by the Poetniaster-Geoersl under the said contracts Barrow-in•Furues (Ulverstone), Clay Cross (Chesterfield), Higbam Ferrara, Llangefai (Rancor), orsLlanidl (Shrews bury), Melksham, Mere (Beth), Mieheldever t dle girth, New Melton, Newport Pegnell, Pershore, Ponty pridd, Rhiwhyfdir (Carnarvon), Reephsm (Norwich), Riau (Newport, Monmouthshire), Sandhurst (Wokingbam), Saw briagewortb, Woo Won. (Southampton). These offices will beeps@ for such purposes during the hours appointed for the transaction of money order bunions. A handbill containing the principal rules of the Government In surance and Annuitt.offioe, and of the Postoffice Savings Banks, ties been printed for gratuitous distribution, and copies may be obtained at the above-named offices. A translation into Welsh of the hand-bill has also been printed for distribution in Wel, and copies may be obtained at any Postoffiee in Weise which has been opened teethe trans action of Government Insurance and Annuity Invoice's. The measure will, from time to time, be extended to other post offices then those named above, and due notice will be given of such extensions. If application be made to soy poet. muter for the extension of the measure to his office, he will at once report the circumstance tot the secretary. QUEENSLAND EmluitattoN.—The ship Light of the Age, 1,287 tone burden, belonging to Messrs. James Baines and Co., sailed on the 9th inst. from Greenock for Queensland. thiptain J. R. Porter, commander; surgeon superintendent, Dr. Harrison. The Light of the Age is the 70th vessel that has sailed on the land-order system of emigration, wider the immediate direction of the Queens land government. She contains 512 souls, divided into paying. assisted, sad free passengers, and mitigating of 124 ' mem% era of families, 279 single men, 13 stogie females. Du BLILEY ' S DELICIOUS HEALTH ItIBTOILING Itz- VitiurTA AlteXlCl !Non Curt, without soedscloe or iwconrs• deny*, dyspepsia liDdireatLoi. cough. asthma, consumptlon, de bility. constipation. Marquee, dysentery, nervous. bilious, liver. and stomach complaints, and saves fifty tames Me east In Other remedied 10.000 cures annually. Du Barry and Co., No. 77, 22 " rtitia., SOu sto altn6l, ratchl=relab;"4,26.gihrap".. I side ; 1161. 160, and 108, Word -greet rad st all Grocin.—(Laver -6.60mua1..1 FROM LAST muars GAZETTE. -,0-P1 No. 6,042 J NOR& MONEY WI OI mokira-wd, London) LIN ti I to AU ISTIALIA. —For MEM i Oon r t he Docks on Snturday. ), the splendid clipper st CHARLEIO:%. Demme, Her e d ooor e odediens piersVl r. apply to ALI I It WI( lAM and SON 31 . IiZINSLAN D. ELM MKS= LINIC—New arm , thernmernat Reduction of St to an deism e' a CLOUD, for BILDSTIVIOL, • WWII December. Thu renowned cif maw, ass purchased specially fo• t trade. b one of toe finest ■ OrMliaird mind returned from tl t ateacoo wili mmo gg raton be for dal 1 :11 1 Ia Sn 77111rAleNireIng 0. Bonus, ; and T. M.ILAC•u imam Lc. ISOM LITIMPOOL 0 WSW YORK. TWI(11 LIVERPOOL, IS e . PRILADILFRIA STEAM EI ottl tu br w atares u * Tz a " PROM i s 171 ern Or 101tDON We lo CITY or mixcoiart CITY Or BALTIMORE VI Cr ilir phomp W by Um isul t r era ealow 17, mai II plows. &morellos tot tbe Friday's and Setup plmtys includes a toll V ler °suds sad the trait* terms. For tinfLlAll MAL 11,Wateratree imai MOIL Si, King Wlllisault•Ael EtIAND ROUTII.-- rilinmeTir to g r l DE ttiltal ANY BOOR PASSIM - Mtn u Loadon office for GibraltAr, ral„ mitts, th e Waits, and SAtltsmpton en the em ea Mats, Egypt, Aden, arta SIM WM el sub math; sad to lenni. Melbourne, and Sydney, by en the 20th ot every ma leatbe Coleyeny's Mos. I a. : or Ortental-place. deuthisupte rtheM to DELFZYL di pottleotemer WHISPIN, 0 above port on TUESD ‘1" • mob at through rates of=. freight 1 Yogi Holland —For frel ,. PlaW2/8 and Co., Dt. • DP.IMEN. —Direct Rou wick, and Central Germany. first -clew 'crew Ammer SCE wm be dispatched from lionielyth baba (westher permittleg , at Vier, lieckwall, for putengen. at mid ; return tickets, ga and A Withered Office, Regent-ciecua, W /WILMS and Co., ht. Dunstan' TLANTIC and G RAILWAY (NEW YORE BOADL NBYLVAN DIVISION} DSO winnow IA mum PAYABLE Ut Ja (Milted). The °DEMONS from the elate DAY, the Id January, at Mt rat baba two clear days at the ( 0. der-chambers, Vlctorla-street,M szandnatlom If cent by post. a Matted. Wasidader-chambri, Vial Dee. le, PIA TILE IMPERIAL DE ALWOCIATH Capital sabscribed, YS.OO misuse-4(AD ileaseuree—aenry J Ba Bandeau Amoriatlou makes ..dva bad other aecarttlea, and reedy big short or long perle4a. Tor Übe convenience of dap Teem debentures may be obtal r eis. eamposa Inc quarterly la W. C. 27, Lambard-dreet, LC. NORWICH UNIC The full benefit of the Oct. Is even to mincers ffeq By this reducUun and th , 131101 e, the cost of insurance WIRLICIS or PRISM Mi. el Penes.' Sum ll llinfe I. 661,611 9 2 : 000 660,156 12. 6, 000 800 06,173 6476 6,000 • Ma rotas of permitin, a, , Is by au other principal oCir s Ilia duty paid to Governs IL. 9d.: tM amount Iwo roc For prospactinea apply t 10. and &my-street, on THE OXFORD.— J. an Operetta, by J. 0 Kr. A. St. Albyn, and the rb 7"with aumenterl ft:saw" THIS SVEN ZHE OXFOR BROTHERS and ,I iT lelsisest. Messrs. Dutial al Heat Preskow, the Bassi u THIS &VINING. §TODARE. - r . , TIIY.ATRE id MT& & OIC and VlNTitiDig before her Majesty the l•ael Castle, Tuesday livening N' Vet:mysterious illusio , k o and stedart's ci let =7l by him.—EVl' 11 id & Also :. it =sdayi, Dee. 25, at 3 •ct sail Soz-oake, ri+lD --- -_ miraculou. —1 T" PANTE! EI 3 Great 21, Win, WM4l* . 2 OVERCOATS. - El esixelal att. •tli OM/COATS, and inv. I agagnasn garment' aln tys Na 105, b CS/ HYAM and (o.' Lyon and C , . I ' Arraagmaents by whir tt ebbs materials are emi •,y4 Moo or Boys' and Yout s' I'YAM and Co.'s The new Prin e c and Canee, lb, at. .o sad Oabone Snits, I e. " Trousers, 8.. ed. to .5 Sled Vents a1ike,1.55. t • . t YAM and C CLO TIMERS, (A est, W. Brligste, Leeds; BLOSSOM of H thetiragn6 pert. mi 0031rILL and Co.. ver No. Throe KINK ui LAMBERT so effectual •n• affecting the head, ti be the best medicine I( confirmed canes of ..• tl ilanatly mires nem , * admirably allays is LI, la approachiug cu. s, Persons deprived of • le Itovr:iima only depeand nd O , dm-street, Charin-c belabo, laid., and t awl s& for Lamber are engraved on the at WEB INVIGFoI +. memos& Nicol Ws cored over tutro el as osoootlooo. ou I=g It lo • opecric ottoge: . I • prove 04 Piles Ulm. . 0 S=Mom. Boom O. Dosoltareb. KAYE'S V =PT PrEl I ban their tiagily., atria elassia is a Viatica% I IV /