The Express. — London, England, 1854-01-04 00:00:00

4i.aw intelitatnce. INSOLVENT DEBTORi' COURT.—Yirrenom WOOS SUL 00.0111MOPTS PN1t3.0%. VC TOP M ITin OP CO'. s 121 J NICOLL COMPOTTIS. Vats insolvent, a native of Greece, applied I. be die elserged front prima. Tbe ease wee stanewast pesalier. Mc Cooke appeared to oppose ea that pert if Mewls. 'note and Maltese, merchants is the city, sad Mr. largard "pported. The insolvent had traded in this sosatry and at Naas, In Greece. as • merchant. He made a ecosignineut of aureate to the betas of Inlets sad kalteso, at Pease, and obtalsed an advance. The aureate were sold, bet time sitarbets were al- Acted, and after the sale a balance was shimmed heat ban, and the opposing creditors had brought their adios to at witter the savor, and bad arrested bin on • jade's erter. The ease was before the roan coo Satiably sad stood over for as taterpreter. It was stated that die Isabela could sot *peek sodd of Englisb, and tbo tam el the Ossetia Priests be could wet wake bin asdeestead that be waatid his fees. An interpreter was new is nand sate. The insolvent on his ezamioation, gaud that bo Ml bees a baakror. at Panes, and had gives up MI hie pro. petty then; he had sow so portly. Hr. Comnsimumer Phillips imitated the Irma& at ep position on the pan of blears. legato and Malan% who were :be only ezedit.rs, with the amides the laaalweat's Oirs attorneir. Mr. Cooke mid there had begs a vendee, adlese, sad as eloper, commencement ait SA Melhersigy. TM areulawaserre, as mated. momatisa Ica b, wen inestiosed. The Mashers it opposeed boa hme =oaths is prises, at the swit id the mgegigi eggalems. Mr. Cosamissieger Phillip Mossed sates agmediessts as suggested, sad seder di olsgemeseste or de mos thought justice would be gemmed by allowieg km& vent to he dischargeL M insolvent mai 014.114 en ha dleheesed. 21701111 COSIMIEMOM 1111211151 . In al JAN= =OTT. • This iuselveat was snored by Mr. Dowse !sea seediest eagead Hill, awl soppgrted W Mr. lead. The ease we Wm the mart sus a Ismer °stodge. The wi4 was a voted= esteem. Ths leasheet ewers that Issi hod kne w =thethed the derma gett AM Ms engin creditor he bad petitioned 114 mart. &.eral witnesses wen (muted tads,, sad dm maiseee am of a rootradistorishweasem The court thought_dwg mart sal dressessaesss the lasolvest wee ossid w bib dishasph owl It ems pagesd. lir. CedlinieuJilef Xarphy =a Islay M Ht s' cad will milieus to sit at the bow kited of 111 A, It is iretousey to call public eased= is the iiimendea. CENTRAL, CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—TionaDAY. TEM MIMI& George Home was isthm OM= oid he wilful end unapt paisley. Mr. Bodkia and Mr. Mir esadented the pousimullea ; Mr. Robinson was masa he thealishabiat. Mr. Bodkin, is speaks the am, aid IMO She thread ant was formerly a meats of the )legtu Bolin Force, and the pm* puseisullea ges hiss by the &rug* of the Pa of that star t " Z who. boa M, with they felt it *dr to cent ma raof SIM Indy while eating in .r.ty, seasidered It was rushed et= tallith.» that the law we put swim alp pas* belisagiag to the pdise who was guilty el way grew sir atedavt, rash as ma impaled to the pumas *Auden*. Mohamed erred Shea peemissil to seas thal the peso eater KIM Wilmot INS a amid irlddsp, whet appeared had bees to fair co Igoe. 111 s mg m his niers by at sight *spud at • Isembeg_ id the Leather Bet*, at Manna, mad it wadi sum OM the defendant, melba metals used Rowe, sad dos Oath poliosinee wore at this plus deleting. The peessithe nod the constables dusk logedm, sod he ems doss maid ap pear to have bees ea very yid Ism% boa is kook they ocassonsied " kakisi," s& is least, *I the gremator honked the iishadsoe's bat ever his eyea. If Oh be Kum thopeseemor down twice with Ktheaes, mil whs. be getup he empleised that ha wseheet, and said that Ito issuld i zT f is ishaisafe seadasl * bh is wow es the faseabig. The Mamba wee very Emily at his asking threat, sad Witted sue taking the psaMastoee iota eashody, sad they walked together to- Omilice amass at Waaanreetb. bet jut before then dellesthst upseessil his wellness in en list *s t the matter they. The possestar, bewever weld am mean to this, owl they a a r ikroosedesi to the statics, when the aelbalthe eb PM pramen tar with baba beak sad setheitiag The wee ismedgetal ea the thliewtsi methig beam Mr. B me eam . the meahasea sal the thhairat the. IMP this the pro moter had semetted blm. ma he dee Mellerel apes his est! this be lei set beat a/10ft with the yeassaem at the thewebep. Rowe, his esauthisa, ma wiled as • wit am to sapper' the charge, sad he she saw Set neither he tar Esse lad drunk with the presethere boa ern the thimbles t ag the pees Met sad mar 11061111•7. till NW Obits sedeM Met the stettemat meth by both the minelalisswas falso, sol ba earkriararly_ i i es Amp *Oast tho praamaser. sad_ am ake aspiked to the Numbskulls of Polies they arPlalla a a yemestise for perjury le be lealeitlei lipase bah the vistablisa. Illilathee mks addend width ellsbilebei be the sheath maxim klbe ems. es It wee Masi by km Mewl asswil. lb. Saban addressed re jaw Ar the Lad aall o mad be aka mad Mama as yaks that be bed bees is to =stammed yeas. sag Iles up sthe gm of this he ha brae • vary goad shuns. TM arkarder brake mama up the soaks of the sub. =iilla Jag •••••••• a man of Guilty, brat MOW , the deleadastie the many of the seed. as seamaa et bit previee r m idterwara Jets,Os other arkslabb idaythe le Is Mm am Iles placed at the bars lit lb! teat he spinier eases. Me. lerm, she enamel he dm dehadest. Neil lig e t a I =meted apes Os sem manes miles width asst is the house MSS ; seri ohm the wens *et bed boa Mama by **Jury, be meeldered it would bin dew Is or ever a again, and the thilmaileat would timed" by he advise, plead guilty. The delesiiant, wh., it will elated. bad also DP to this ago bore a good chara cter sa ea shier, accordingly pleaded ATMThe Recorder said he should take tine to welder what sentem ought to be presseased. num au a swam, S.C. lilisobeth COM,. s way kiellieearkakkg little girl, aged 18, was masted Ith elsalift a harikerekief and a half sovereign, the yoga* of Mast Dirrey. The wife of the poissaase. it o nthrthi e lithr i • r 3 DP at Woolw ich, of es Omer up hes nil puma Naiad her, sod iwasdithaly after made oho Wined Os an autismd is the thdisiamat. The pairs wee raw petted immediately aloftg the thief; bat, ea bra beig searched, *otitis, was bust era her seasessal with the charge. The prisoner, in • very ardees num auessind her lawmen, and the jury ratutat4 • ierdlet of Not Gritty. BM we then charged upon • mond lathe:latest with an offence of a nials r kiad, sad to this sharp she pleaded guilty. Kr. Osetw !squired of the police-constable who was in the me wisc hecould give the mood say isheautioa re tr ig esestlir imm esid that although she ass se yam she sou s smarmed WM, aid one of the moo apart ph& pocks's. Her anther bona very bed ebtherarr, ea Sere was so doubt the the seat her eat *a the pewee ef sem 'Kitties rebberisa mg this 'be meshed the Mies yeepsety. It was the habit of Os rimer to ge Imo altheeth repo, sad wile the seamen wise secca Is maim this yes theses the adroitly WWI% Satan* =am if a tilde =who wee me this , ma a over to bar opoiellens. The settamble Masi that he had asontaisul Ile the phew bed. changed the half sovereign whie gas *ha them Nth Davey, at a abs 4 iIiSINIF dirk* Ate lis robber was estemiteml. The lemeri theembleser simnel Ihet It was meiss their te ad sea argety le se yeeag s ail. and he EMMA hsthiesset Is bi tel te the meth erdee, fa mist diet be Webs bees ea Opp armity of emathering wbst wee beet le be des with the Omer. NSW COURT.--Yasnotaty. =MB MI MONO 16211171. Isaac Caron, was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury. Mr. Marlton appeased fourths prorecntisa, sad Mr. Parry and Mr . Sleigh defended. Mr. Clarksos addressing the court said that is this cosh the dafasdast had hies .scanted by the judge et the Southwark Ceram Croft, but riser the omitted it had heyeud " e darwlaat vas wet golly iremetesees wen • Meer is the pt errieners Vora Xr. he =mat due bat to the daisi pail es, dada* Mr. Width Comity Court, whoa • :at dwelt iodised, yid& bad Bask, sod libisb &aim' ht a I WM is bye ban& ri diodes* dist die wttts TM ardirad as pre- Bai r War the -,, , mai 'satin do od tbs all daabo. tbs court bad assajeld that the dark dm mans mom tbo sots. Star r mad it wits MIA Mt the wort IRT& was dowel limbs pwalitasseirisi lismiL 0 96 . 14 . 011 . ~wham. sow . • tierz r l %bo b: p utt fe iiirtti ew ilbsa d l r e mil e aat emo v: Cledban.veed, eseesdi Wraith. Asses: ir was M Rehab, who was Jadeite' Ie kles. t• Weal* isetke kr the Is him, die lad set that led ye dsliadast, allows& The Ikea be bad oat reached tr 101. dal brought ea amiss Is Ike Gummy Os Ms& Holcomb paid los soot, the animal d ups.. which she ka eks led paid Se Ike paid he trial a eke lbw Igo pe OM 4 lees ids the Lades ma . I bees*, mos of Mn. Reissesk. Cleal ae biked haewledip Ikeda*, or that the sobs was is =5 Tr delbwkat SWIM mask alb* Islam* bed set bees wallled by mega were jades, Kr. Pllt Taylor, mark “audaat es write the aloe at Eisen sobt, sed Loris' dime so, the jed st SIM MIN MO dt Ma. Hdesiab, the dais Min wag dreS la this MN kr trial. Ile atm osetr dia 4 it bed bees sesekeissi leyedi deal isk was paused el the esdaey mire la Mee the beak by Mrs. ILekamb, sod that the bask had, at Ow ailil t dellMs her same sow There was itt. isdki is realtar, eliterly a narks. The dedesdaat was thin acquitted, awl h with his trims& THE POLICE COURT MA Z481011401:7111. Detail Cad*** driver el a Hamessa's ash, by twe destiened with herbs snaky ielearedu 7elid 111111, Osseworses, Mewls& THE EXPRESS, 'hut, said—At half-pus 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, se I Mr. Winne sad I were Iselin wet for a cab to the (root of the Muslowlause, the defends's drove up to this aide of the street, end stopped there. We Paid to hiss, " No. 19, Hamilton-terreee, 16" John'a-wood." lie said, "I wee% take yea SWIM you the us more thinsispenee a mile." We said, " Yes mast take us." He said, "If I take you I shall walk my hares the whole way." I ebeerved to my Mead, "Me won't de that. Let r p in." sad we did go to, sad I mimed to the defeatists the address to old* we 111168. Up. We then proweded down Cheap side, sad he walked his lase, sad we saw ell the earthen and other yekisise ease se. We reseseetested with hire bat is vain sad th ee Mr. Wilson add he weld aft Need it, sad dire cted kiss to drive ea to the seat plies deem Be drove es aceordiagly to the Bow•lses dean Muse Net in the ease way, and we pee him is limp them To show that there was se difirselty OM=4.111( we went into Chespside, and at essiore s cab leek us to ear destination without nay _ s ilei, Wasnat Osiorplazd, Loesheristreet, asersheat, esersipersledi 11111111•Ilit of hie triad, sad ail* 111. &SI and I Melaka le give hist seers *ft lir hes, Mt vie amid ped be posed sayding. That delembutiss was node bedew we get We the ash. I pat Ms es Ms pias is iliwitt " Ton seimot s4canes for est elead eo C a topekle le a mem espalitims racer." Wee the walk slew The whare—Pry slew indeed. ivseyddeg pawed es, end the bone wee a very fedsae. There was set the shadow of es muse he his modest. The dedisisat said his hem had bees roughed is the moraine, sad had hem about • peat deal, sad realla a w; i s i not able *ELL leils'weeeed , sad he had broken his mil MAI set delver M. Aldan's iles pes ia the mitigated pushy se iherseeslier with hait labour, alhea\ theca= ellemes yes here essmitted oeserillegie mie dams "'Moms it is is mg power to a suit miss segues pselitseish The delhatiesi es iessip eseesei the Winos Billie could see fie the Ilk el hies wiuster muse Om • wok mil at the iserteries el tke SellikiNlSlN whose ebiset is =shies*, aimpielat was war* te peewee impulsion ei noising Idol spa the plias • hie is that mem* was Gessitei Isataksati dot Ys desides k was O w = • geed istheetty that the deitsdest had bass egoist Mee Shah wan baste he stietedsst. Mr. lama Draw; • i bis unease's, of 18, Calm sum. Ilmsbunassesot. sus ssmaased Wore Aldseara Eimplessy to ism. • doses at wilful awl jury. edema a bows boss mumellosd by Ms sill= tart will TM of IN Dammam is a mom p. be. 11s t lf . *ad tbe compliant, erbwribp isiam w a s • tidies balms Mr. Juba% • tollaw. sod SI a vbstire mask goal 11610 supped t i des home se the talks it thou. 1847. Tames bed Ms Ma mood dram to das amilll Osmat but, fa am :=l" Ow "lama Moil MB be bad OM Fe ar _dabs, ramplobiat 11•4= L IM latter was Deslll. oaths After same Mime possrisy, Mr. Ballwin% :;ill appeomod dodadhost Yds sir milted MO MOM' bad resolved Me duds Is quasar is 1847 ; het Said fiat bis "NM (Ms allbat) was maned apes umsapsolells to elm madam as le ter maims dm named suss years ere Sri mimallsmally "win Is thus mbleb b• bad simse Mud be 11111•11 net, sal demean premed to pay the to mespalmosf a daft was at ems& Ailamm e r s gr said be add amt bonne Met say mamas • rapeolsMa patties west MIMI perjure Massif Mr. labissom odd be had ample miasmas to mobs ma a to me m • jury at was ma booms tbs m cm ight h dd as sad podam ia ths City of Lemb dreamiest o that the mos dada met go beam the peed My. Alarms Zwarphory mid des was Mabee Se jam mid ounlot e dierelmat et WWI sal aim& p4my. le lbsembeel. sad My tbsoshre erg m tams Mos mamba essia wa *0 ram& etas s i sowld be sommed mom Wee dollaimrs ewm _aides t Mr. deldams sold dm ems ma Is • psalm to rustler it mom awl be amiss ward amt tiY seas might be allowed to moom se sag akar ma "dam maisee. Mr. Ildhstims srli as MS we Ibe wrapalmal kept Ils books i suet . sham mismsr ► lbalt re jail. MOM him fa and dab( de dallailert boll a respolabie psalm la moldy. tin - Med is brag Na Is Mamma sped memre lbe nest Mealseoes salt wadi be • deviation bum** palls se Ms membnals was kr • simple raw to semi Ms fur tad arm a Mame Of Mita' per- My. Snob a diem maid, he diadem% be smemed as die Old sp. sal be Woods* Imo& OM weak War ms essuld Moir Um sommos se me. Mammbsoyal!. es tbe ease per stood, ha to m semia amrid me pr tbal dory sal as tbe lbe Mariam bra lift bummen mulloy wilful ad p . for dU..bad mot = c ask Malmo is Me s eat = aeons.holS weal be MIMI' hem Mr. Boson Ouney. Nemoof tbs MEW Osmot, who weal be sli t Ms Ms meas, es lq loam tbs met all , that the al~al bel swim la Mr. Italian all. is mammas' of the 'make ups& the Mimes. and tbs wag they bed mass Mak Mime, ha Mt dm is Maw to tbsimills. filmory Meld bo la samlemes to sembsrate lode obilmesmts. sad be Mein colgliod ler a mend to psedmse gssilamm summams mos esssidasly efilommel for •• womb. •-• SIMINIPMfte ••=n•palimlmPa. • for. Skim, as Mich* Ms% deseribed as a jeerer/- me lasi, use obeyed he Ifamatill with Malec ebbs* mosellsk_ sad melee* injured a young lase weates. Noma Mods &why, realles is Flower and . The a mosey kakis mew, is as &d -eemed of wet, who pm lar 110111•11111 with mosilem pia saidlimehr, Pala list ilia beef emelt' le the been essegisi hjlle plessw, ed dal ibi had topelelk bad somas Is Plotkin kr Ms pro Melisa of bie wile Pen ble WWI beilwast. AS • halm ea the Fmk= MAP ihe wee Mitiebed by a Werible spew, ea impaled by mks of meek; k the pobessee epelmist, mad es pesseilei then to siourisia - the muse of the ar terbium, Pe hued Ms elesilea over his Ph, who we ars limo Isar, and beetist her semmiltally about use heed es& ass whit • bony boa asdiesdeL The lather of were; *be hal emempealed bar PM the beam, t he seised the plesser, sad wee eartawdri $9 west the emileeladt heealim, Pies be at him arm by a ticket blew as Me taishesd, awl at dm same lime seP masa a Mailer Perk ups whams whirs be oleo Moiled dews sad Melted her is a imp arasw slant Pe lower put Weer penes. The primmer this see a nib toward bii wife, who wee oessibisi dews la a mum of Me nun; sad, after meseling WS II wadsbarb, so es M pine hie GM uses a level wilt Pr bead, Mail bee Maid hisk is tbe Ask whisk dashed bee beck 'plait the well la a date of immelbaita The pl s. was this le the est of maluthea bie alieek . upes Ma mid bes hither whea s sesa Ismael*. seeds his emproases, leek after a siebbiese, hs eiss Perpoirlesi esf Sikes his . The whence sided Ilse she had bees ever Naos is a of 11161,016 esiedeii sea &balm freer the aceltrtememet e l bad seeivek sail evil wee likely to meek is mey egoism osseermeesse, se she was is the lest _ step et poem* Poliabeesseehle him. Ilk elehtiltint apes oak/ft the Dm% tie Olean ammonia a Olden ellen apes his, la Ihe nuns of abbe he papal boa et la intees. untilhe ges wisely awl be vas angeillei teem his tivanna ia see; bat it wee neleady Olsen out et Ns Seal by IM pdosai ; , wise miseeft Mesa bin wait II &sot Ile been. ow be abied briber eninnao, whoa the pbsan ear et heath nurse, sad wooed to the otalleansain Ia SWIM tes tan titakedinele. it we Inti mated by Sim that elabeinti the Omer'. wile Sea ►hen se lindnie deem the One Ilse bee On tario inn oneesly she wide* is/end se Mk* mg an. NOW busload, sad wee an sow is attellalNSlß lir. Beendi sea nal it vat a met bend ealnin eel mains& the penman to tls ..sths' inieheensee. with WO khan, fir sindini tin Mime Dign, sad one ea eiiiilemel torn sf Sae nos* ter the attack upon the Mier. MININUPP Was. Pessas Hrster Weista bsiboo Mr. Hwick, dame' win Wing annyed Mr. Was, statiewa, C ard barks. dams by retie" bilk osataidag Wades nailer bis Pan Miseh d iamsatA st appz eg al that tbe delta- Int. Mk was a simper se bat nese Om awe am lad Ws slap sod sionel bin et i Ds Oar ads eel with detsiens bwr ladysiip's Weds. Mew be ham asniag Monne of Lady Cad n& sad et as bad as Mode* et th ejewals. He banal the detailed labsand sane MIMI Idal at Maim width aide lip =at seatedkii bit Minn. As tie *ma wore la OM daseiter, old were col cones a bisdnace to Ids heinse, be wined to be Believed free tics awayesee et no delhandli Mks. the dehatteM dm nisi wpm sa sown& le tke emplane. node a rambles sellsoset to SW Mat eat somebody bed fade bis OsziaLsM ase t b s ef ejewsk nr =dte sa a a Vet le b ralsePossi peed eases o misses. Be ad WM gay sae add kWc an s at W damn be bed MINN to Mr. Mink rein la reply to end qualm the isdiaisat sill be bed ben he ems yeas i s er Srsepeadad W Oa Than. He bad aka beat de esonspealed et the Mrswistp akiverie4 wel bad *la es Syria. The Yrscleat a Fined skean with bias, wbfab Main bithroweitandea with the pm mad by Haney prodaillem The pima enialid no Mama Nei N. writer bed shoe Iblisa ink Mama aid wee as. dementai to rates a subtedplisa to Whey Ms =rases to Perla As It was want Nat the delsadmat woo bemire mile sows Lad et harks Mir. Wks remark we set be amp/ Is Ms boa, two lo lbe way thealbed, lbe dillieleat snot OM mean Wimp tho pease fie a milkie Phnom mall give tins ie owinideen win hhe Wieleat hinds. r saes sad wih. They MI a boar is sat with theft, sad a litre girl to woe it The Wm used Is same backwater sad bywords at tires. The idiot was thea about twain roatisif eld, sad the girl told Mr the prhomn seed to beat it coy am& TM child apparel to he in as Wrathy umbras : . bat else did sot then see say braises about it, as she saw it spodl. Boos Out that she beard it moan, whoa th• rrwaker mat oat, Insist the mu at the than hoard that about two maths ego he p hone. t the Jabot an the Ilse sad burst it. Mr. Alkskett—How mild yea swear that the male primer was the party who beat the child ? Wirser—Beemeo the hare had goae out ana so me was la titre neatest Nr Mr. albodsale—Maw did yea knew tho child was burst ? Wham—Dm Wit re ea, tote I Mud it ery very rack, bat did set pap to re what ests• tM natter. I new the child with the seelher at bees Vshik the sum afternoon. whoa en ram wea gem oh NM riot ma up to look at it. The throat sad legewenrasadwMh lisiders sad blisters. The girl rid re that themaheatimbilisead I wagers& That girl is art Ararat Ilho ill gem el age. I have beard the tart bet I maw law it brim. Or the ohibil wee surl cry, y tabard arise *a bed cloths.. day A'Beekett—Mor else pea Mow that ? Witaeas—l Marl tha Mir I ham melting ash what I have Mug. The and was pat or hp the female pr ewar for horighA mo lastight iteme ea Maury wash Wt. Oa the Wormaks is aller e z d ards I new the clll4, sad the lIMM wen Weber to Mr. AWashatt—lleare WM hit, 'did you notice say- Nl=kW. or my Irish —I astral tort ra the asst. bat they ham disappeared. TM amale a = zse te lu i+t bsd iao It idle( eltar Jab the Ara. Oa the W whoa ti lamb sailed re far bar room I that 409 a doe Mild% sear wastristod, asi tho braised. IWM ha of it, Mrs ela =Op " 011, lea aithisg." Thera war trash Mohr la the tet sire last Oraday aftemea. Naar pierm—l took the brat to • medical ma, sad she hams that. Ilin.lisnar—flas did go oat ea Wadataday sight, when I remelost is ha about the Alan erre, but I know arras lig al h h er grog to a medical ma. No medial ma A T TM Is &MI was hem exhibited to the magistrate, sad caused the grater Isdltpatha maw all pumas is mart. It wet a rem mar at Ma seal Mar budded topther, sad is weak Orr raii bray its little eyes, mad at the tear nom eir WWI casemate The slat whom or Mr. Orme , who rid I sa a swipes% aril sahib la Nigrailaes i was ailed at two Vora this wanks by the paha to go to the seadarlwase sad see We shad. I tared the upper meted the lelt sera es wad Mid 00 WPM 10 MO to have mashed say &trades, ashlar tar the Mae la my way salted. Mr. A'Brkett—Cu you say whether the infant had be... atteaded to by a wpm ? Mr. Odlleg-1 sr% say, hat then is so oppresses it it. I samara the right cm, sad Mod that she trart • little ahem the writ. Thera had boss as leageor or foliar seed rah is auger as dram use la Mb moss. The child's ism rest ham bra Is that stra roe Oro. Try lady ther wash, as a meat. Cathay was leered ea Mt leh am whom It wea helm, whisk ,rand sflat Lash met lave bra dr sees. I lest dirk the right as ▪ boss brakes is lam as these me ar as ataalt MM us, about It IP the at sr. The right haw M the ankle pia :g rand as if it bad bra Moat. It le sew meek The other kg le only slightly so. Mr. Alleskett—Cra yon may whether it is eaussd by ham ? Mr. OdNag—l ham sot • doubt on my salad about that, hat the lataartatiou does sot extend beyond the bum. TM child is butiar, sad appears to have beta mad, asgbastro I Mak Is will recover and ai• - - Mr. Alleskell here /haled the ennialsk who apprw beaded the phew to tea the glut win had mused the labia% as her endow" trend be very sinestal. At the latter pet et lie day that winless was sunned. ills min her hone wee Misalasth Cebu, eleven lean of ego, ad Vied with her War la ltielierstrut, New ing tefresueswey. Übe lam the prisisses. lad was engaged by Mew to area nob baby. Mite bed methig to say about the reesher. but she bed abut the lade rissur. She had use ths War beat the ebild clout the psMerton aatil it was bleak mod btu. Thei wee about t after she sew to iv* ebb thsn. Thou we sibedy is the now bat the mate Omer sad tin bent mt the doe, ad int uit WA bin ail as he so neg. "but be het eat of thew um. e teok ths blur afterwardstermed it bit arelbut e ad Unwed it to hir. whim she saw the nuke mad In Me baby. bums ale dmompa fa was nerved. Übe gnome., wowed masa amid theirent to Mae always Mad to the ddid.. Menem, tbe indisdy. The hugs Tin auelsr said it was all hies what the girl bad stand Ida. The mid the diai fell dews sad ban itself, and Din. 11%/seew that sibe NU it tea deolerb• ad to Gay's where ski was moan win bliss sad M ad teegii she bed end. Alloakett sold there was slur e•lillit• is to the awash by the ado primer, bat set waist the buns, although there had besr amt vit= sa bar pert. As Nun woe earned to le he should *earn the an, bet anew the bush to go st large until Ibis by eateries Imo her reeogaimineso. No doubt that the perish authorities wend in the nomatine see the aseessity of sseatiag then. 110131ZW•114. Gasp Danalaa. a paw an do •Waglaa radbeil as a Near. nakilzaielliaa. 111 ma a ma _ _mama vakar Cki rs i a ashaldis, wapaidlli - sillat Ma ammary las- Emma Ms *dr Mob WM. abed U saatlie iii, eel bombing Ile mime, basks Ito sel etharwl• imire . elk a hiss arm lie •IWlNNiss m. 7ll•7l. Dnahris t arassi, NU *IA Asa . = mile ego as pima* bind a asahisi apilimint tbia• FROM THR LONDON GAZETTIS—Thaday,Jen. 3. HOARD OF TRADE, WHITKRALL, JAN. 2. The Right Renesrable the Lords of the Oneraitte• of the Privy Canaan he Trade aid Floatation' hare received, through the Sanelery of State for Foreign Affairs, as =toast et a &eget& bees Res Msgenes 01111•111,14 Tripoli, dead Lek November MS, se the fiewretarp to the Gameness of lielta le esneenelng that. shier the lith of Deesseher ant. seta la of the mew crepe, I the marled= et wheat w* be bitei boa ell parts of that retinae. ADMIRALTY, Theo. N. Ceszare; Royal 117ei577-47;eiiiZeTherst Albert IFeypel to be eared liesteseet, 0 a Cadet Sawa &sesta Fite:Wad Stehart be be seeped liseiseat, Osetbrema Cada Harry Hwetaw &vase a be woad b7sstnset, &Maass Cast Miles Freesia Om& to N seemed lissteent, Oman= Cadet Robert Aber =rates tele mead lkediere. Gleetienes Cadet Taseknortes Witham is be estieed bestasat, Creetlesea Cadet Albert Rigs= es be eased llestaaaat. NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANT. SIMPOLL. Rend Alexander Matto Adair, Esq. THE MILITIA. The ildleirion coreahrime ban been signed : William Beasts Dashes lmage*Tumm, eat., to Be cerise in the Bus. Piressest if Ta y Cavalry. John Mame Albs. est., MM Simmons, vice Nelson, primmini lathe lat Weet-Yeekßachnent of Militia. OWN Ml* loto of the 46th Beeriest of Foot, Mtabs isamesdant is the 6th Regiment of West York Militia. PRIZE MONEY. 111011211.—Nolise i. given to the weir el Her Meiestre ship Aram, whe Witted to shore be the slave vessel Polka, 'epitome& ea the Mk fellembee. 1660. thst ea esesest et hmeep bun* sal e vie ebreeresters is &peeked ie regista of th Owe Adestrelty, egress* to Ad Fertleasst.— AIM Derain, Nina —Lesiva, Dammam 80,1!14. BANKRUPTS. WILLLSIS BURNISH ANDIUMON, BMWs-street, City, Y wonder Jr. 12 at 1, sad Fab. 17 at 12, aiZapata sad renter, Crosby arm% ; off. Chassi. Alifismarabery. - Tioaus WSW, WHO; ha. 11 at 2, sad Fob. 14 at 114, at lei, Tkesspooa, Siewlaas, City; off. n 4. Oskar a-strest EDWARD THOMAS stock broker, Jaa. 11 Loma, TkrodaselsaiMalL City, at 114. mai We. Mist 12. Beikg at boll-street. Sok, Lanais sod Old learpeltaat ben ; off. orig. N 411 SOL WirstAx Sues, kedsul essig lima ibw, ha. 12 sad Feb . 9, at 1, at Owe. MY., Par, Sod nib, sad Stoidom, Bastes ; i srti., Beessiaaa, Baser. Haw.aza BAAL, Kaglalsy. Yorkshire, tailor, Jsa. 17 aid Pau 7, at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo., Loos sad Ihraliked, sad Bald cad Barwick, Loma ; ca Leads. Joss llowirr, Mew, Yorkshire , draper, Jan. 14 sad Feb. 11, at Asa Look Oloart. Bob., Sala sad Co., Maashookir, sad lisharlissa sad Gaunt, Le•do ; off. sad', Beam* IlbsitiL NOWA), OHNISHH, Walades, Isammaira, limed tic Soaks. Sisal sad Feb. 15, at 11, at srposi Court. Sol., Atkimia, Limped; off. sags.. Osatasoo, 9 9 Giotto' ?amigos, Bizkoaksad. M ~ , Jut. 11 sad Feb. 8, at Liverpool Coot Id., 7ssprl.a r Liver pool ; off swig., Turas% ~41- loam OHAT. Hulas. Leres baldier. lea. 17 sad ISIAS, an% st UsasksaatOsart 811-.lPaelastra, Man amass aseki., Putt. Misadmolar. imam lisowszaw, Ambit*, Lanais., gun and sank wiesiihmegaer. Ism. II sad Fob. 10, at 12 at Mut *sass Osaet m t insir Kssehavr sad Bullock, Meutobester ; INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT POITOCIAL-ITIZET. B. Lw.L, Naw.agaar., Idasela'a.isa, ski noels& WAN Tamp* lianiawaNa.--.1. P. Nam lietkaabithe, D. FL l eg=isa ll =l. Joao, liabasmas-41. , Ramsay J R : g ba derim =gareet, work chair grab.—Nsay Asa Cam. Lower-asaialk is taa , k y be* essidast le ea sal=a Bo Gnat 41111 / 1 1Zins, a1616. klarakaper—il.Taraa: Pialualariavaa. in veal we — J. P. Now nos. Great 'idowielde, laner—B. .isawft Ilii"Dorkp . Oa*. Onamobalaust o fl esaiewla- Iliriass—J. IlLiars. Domani. Ilsollaposly WIWI, at dalla-0. A. Ilmfort, Ddrardossf. fismasia.aplas— W. P. Clams. Olisdasaftese & Nembailaragin. at-law—T. MAW, Tasagaasig, H. bang, liaiskawmail, disiaassagaP-3. Piwasia, Gnat kiasialllDl• ilikr&towr atimair—O. T. Wellk, Dadiardied. Illassam =t r a_k , liakar—l. W. Ws, aislimal. " l=hagies to a gessar—ii= ►Y EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1854. Trignon-ternse, l i =na sal a Ilse Cawood Gallery, Leicester-square DECI.ARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. SAIIVEL SALTER, RIBBIREI4I4IE, Hertfordshire, milkier -let die. of 3e. 3 e any as squat Tardily, at Pitanell's, 0 liven Famousoit, die. of 81. Old. (rt s = 90e.), laa. 3, sad say whespesat Tuesday, at Osellidbell4henabees. Tama MAittaaw Bowsaw. OM issallhed, Mildlemez, basket maker-la die. of 2s. 104 L, say Wedaseday, at Whitman's, Basiegisallatrat. Brawn 'Lave Games, Bevis Marks, City, wholesale clothier-Ist die. of 2s. 6d., say Wednesday, at Whit more's, Basiaghall street. ALEXANDER DALE/MEEK 1411184I1•41t, City, merehant lst div. of 4.., say Wedaesday, at Whitmore's, Basing ball-strat. Blasius) Farratou., Kist West mad Georgastreet. Pert man square, cash Wilder-Ist &v. of 614., say Wednes day, at Whitmore's, Basiegkallarset. Josses NUR, Lewisham, Seat, draper - Ist die. of 3a. litil., any Wedaseday, at Whitmore's, Beaingball stset. Tawas Biarritz, Rupat-street, Haymarket, primar ies die. of 7d., Jan. 6, sad three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, Basingballstreet. Hume Wstcmarraa. Buckit gam -street, stationer-2nd die. of Is. 4d., Jan. 5, and three subsequent Thursdays, at Stansfeld's, Basingitall-strest. Maass MKRENTIL Kiag William-street, City, merchant -fiaal di,. of 1 16-32 d., Jan. 6, sad these subsequent Thursdays. at Stansfeld's, Basinglal-street. ROBERT FREDSZICK GORES, jun., New Broattetne% City, and Valparaiso, merchant-lit dir. of le. ea ma woofs, Jan. 6, sad three subsequent Thursdays, at Basta fold's, Basinghall.etreet. Joss Scorn, Tichbouree-strat, Haymarket, haler-let die. of le. 10d. Jan. 7, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abobureh-lene. Jams lIILLAID, Reading, ironsongee-3rd and dual di,. of 6td., Jon. 7, and three subsequent Satanism at' Groom's. Abchurch-Lana. Wsztaa BDRUNDS,Totteaham and Wasiak-mi. &gaper -2nd and final die. of Bd., Jan. 7, sad these isallostsust Saturdays. at Groom's, Abalusch-lane. Wu.s.um FROET, blatelesfield, Cheshire, silk threwster lat die. of 31d., Jan. 10, and say subsequent Tuesday, at lan's, Maaehester. IMP/ Fun's, Macclesfield, Mishits, provision dealer -Ist dia. of le. 11d., Jan. 10, sad any subsequent Tues day, at Lee's, Manchester. Hum Junin, Cheater, grocer-tad div. of Is., Jan. 4, sad any subsequent Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Huss M'Cou., South Shields, Durham, bookseller-Ist tad final die. of 3s. ltd., Jan. 7, and any subsequent Saturday, at Wakley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyas. Gimes Hawaii, kw. Carla., glacier-die. of 6.. 104., on proofs made on Dia 23 only, Jan. 7, and any subs.- quest Saturday, at Wskley's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 24. F. W. Hanis, Hatton-garden, genera Imalware lassie-Jan. 24. J. Mat:avers, fikuaner-stave== -Jut. 26. Sarah Clabbon, Sspieford. C newspaper proprietor-Jan. 26. It. Nahum, Staufsea-row, Walwertb, draper-Jan. 25. C. Seagrim, Niagara:, scri vener-Jan. 26. C. Jacob, Ingram-east, City, saarehant- Jan. 28. T. Ballard, flouthwa-plate, Paddington, apothe cary-Jan. 24. W. Seasolnell, Old Brantford, Middlesex, shoemaker-Jan. 26. R. Thorman, Newcastle-upon• Tyne, mine builder-Jan. 28. J. Hall, Newcastle-npon. Tyne, corn factor-Jan. 26. B. Nelms, Mary Nelson, and R. Nelson, jun., Darlington, Durham, provision merchants- Jan. 26. T. Crook, Preece, Useably*, manufacturer - Jan. 26. J. Stock, sea., Ashton in Mackerfield, Lancashire, owl • tar-Jas. 26. W. Stook. Maas in Mackerfield, deal prepietor-Jan. 26. W. Rainford, Liver -26. G. Pryde, D. Jones, and J. Gibb, =M y att aekemn-Jan. 24. R. Bell and G. W. Camp aTurl, assaabeats. ICATES ale grated, males case be shown to the coatificl i sa the day of meeting. Jan. 26. J. Palm a% Himi, glees,:, builder-Jan. 24. J. ter, Gloucester, dreper-ha. R. I. Firebug, Manchester, jeweller-Jan. 27. D. Bradbuy, Derby, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . 8 1. C. Milne and T. D. Price Manchesterand London, manufacturer-W. Barber T. Howse, I. Mud, and J. 1 Barber, Si. Psal's-churchitird, City woollen warehouse men, se be ea agar& W. Barber and J. Barber-R. Carter, H. W. WISI, sad H. W. Carter, Leadenhall.street, City, ..a s. '''''''X'larer.sa:se-Pl.dhti E s C ilte:rd - lt_, C. Ctrt: B. Cole and W. Middlebrook, Rgy i. worsted spinners-R. Blenkinsop and S. Namehinter drapers-S. Thompson/ sad M. Thenigalialas Muetrßal d , Cheshire, grocer-J. W. Mit am sal I.ll6la,„ftest Toweestreet, City, tea brokers- I. Masa and 0. Jehason, Prescot, Lancashire, watch band makers-T. Nowell sad F. Baboon, Idle, Yorkshire, and Si. Paacraa wharf, Middlesex, stone merchants-W. Smyth and W. H. Gibson, Hereford, Gloucester ; Ledbury, Leo salssiar, and Ringtoe_i Herefordshire ; Ludlow, Shropshire ; sad Abergavenny, mannouthsbire, common carriers-T. H. Banbridge and 0. F. Busbridge, East Mailing, Kent, paper manufacturers-B. Eastanoe and W. B. Warry, Bris tol, yewells-Otarlette Prodentia Captain and D. W. Lindsay, Miltaiesets Henover-astate, and New London- Wrest, Cite, to seeedsants-J. W. Workman and C. H. Ciesside, Realm larkshire, surgeons-J. Smith and F. t iwi llar d. wistemile milliners-C. Stewart and A. R. Cos, mama' broken-8.. Elliot, G. Kinnear, G. Feaff% sad V. like, Leadenhall-street, City, merchants T. - TINA W. Cllneke, and D. B. Modes, Coleman-street, City, salleites% a fig as Ude T. Tilson-J. Lawrenson osteriew 7 and B. H Durham, wine merchants-J. sad G. B. Thompson, Liverpool, ems es as Nord' J. Thompean-R. Zwil- Tbill "11 4. ebsaller% . _ tad F. Braun. so far as regards IL Zwilehashart-4. sad T. Walker, Philpott-lane, City, wholesale peners-C. Sewell, S. Haabury, and T. Sewell, Adelaide-Sambas ' City, merchants, so far as re gards 8. Hanbury-Mary Green and J. Nicholson, Liver pool, River Plate, and South Coast of America, commission lIIEEEkaatE-B. W. Yantis and R. Sanders, Old Jewry ambers, City, manganese merchants--J. Morgan and W. B Mina ir :in Avon and Britonferry, Glamorganshire, rs-J. Valentine and G. Hancock, Birming- C 7 al shoemakes-W. H. W. Burnett and H. Lane, Ser. Iseats'-inn. City, solicitors-J. W. Mills and W. Critehley, Bradford, Yorkshire, commission merchants-B. Hipwood sad J. Steeple, Birmingham, die sinkers-S. Saddingta sad W. D. Saddiugton, Wood-east, City, brush and sieve makers-B. Chaloner and Q. Fleming, Liverpool, timber mesearen-T. P. Pains and Son, Harney-rowand Hedge row, Islington, plumbers-G. T. Ria and G. W. Treasure, Marylebone-street, Regatetrest, woollen drapers -J. Knight and I. Arrowsnaith, Worcester, general printers- G. Cram, H. Cram, and F. H. Powell, Liverpool, ship brokers, ea far as regards G. Cram-J. G. Kelsey and G. Kelsey, Church-strut, Bethual.gren, silk warehousemen- G. °adman and C. Oladman, Wood•atreet, City, shirt makers-T. Sheldrake and G. Baby, Stowmarket, Suffolk, grocers-J. Fraser and E. M. Wendt., Billiter-square, City, ship brokers-C. Butler, P. Butler, F. Pryor, and B. Hales, Bush-lane, City, a far as regards E. Hales-T. Wright and W. Copland, Manchester, tin plate workers-W. Gibson and G. Gibson, Leak ensmiesies puts-S. de Zoete and S. H. de Zoete, Old Iliesit-alest, City, stockbroken-W. Ca. sea. and W. Ottowas ins., Queen's-road West, Chol la% OWIEEI., Talky sad W. Edge, Salford, Lancashire, speed p i t taar memailatues-J. H. Buckley, J. Buckley, jan. * smill Ilisabeth Sarah Buckley, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, seam amens J. I. Sands and H. E. Outtram, SeDiarald% J. Dumayne, B. Bernard, and T. =leasempar-lene City, woollen drapers, so far as I. Dassayne-J! R. Untie, J. Hamilton, and J. aids, flestb-plase, Finsbury, fringe manufacturers-H. W. Loma and IL Kirby, Liverpool, aharebrokers-S. Taylor ea W. Fisher, Fenchurch-street, City, appraises-W. lAlsg ae sal II Sabath Abrey, Pinner, Madan:, farmers- H.eld, W. Brown, and T. W. fitansfeld, Leeds and Bradford, stuff asershants, so far as regards H. Stansfeld 0. Hargrave, G. Hargrave, and E. Hargrave, Wortley, Yeekshire-F. Dias= sad J. Dickson, Cheater and Newton sad Upton by Chester, Manchester, and Newtown, Mont --shin, aweerysaan-W. M. Hutchings and D. Ito -. 1. Lamm hire, bookbinders-T. B. Bourne and - peel, cotton brokers-8.. LoShond and J. Sorts, Wigs W. Steele,. - bditzv a , a Bemerestaltlrs, attorneys—B. Brayshaw mad w, York, greeen—H. Berriek sad W. Rocy egging, gmeral ship chandlere—T. King and J. H. Kim M'irleailding'e, City, type founders —T. N smd R. Bindles, Blanchester, milk manufac turers—R. and B. Webster, Whitby, Yorkshire, someone—G. mad S. Pains, Brighton, surgeons -11 Ricketts mod S. Roden, Droitwich, Worcestershire, mediil o rmoloonsilliamem-11. Showell and P. R. Thome, Lim psoranobson—E.Whito rad H. Baylis, Bowsaw. , ity, case doeloen—W. Bayliss sod 0. Fletcher, Wel. and Msameesrpeed„ ilmilerdshire, iron hurdle maadesborere—W. Kasha end Go., Idiabargh and Leith, sopa: mioses-11. lima end Ikea, Greenock, Glasgow, and Lielepael i sops soiseelos kr as regards J. Made and W. Jd z a i sE Sdisivorpol¢4. Marlie, Ediabargh, so far as blamed's with the arms of W. Nude and sod Lela ; R. Macao and Sons, Greenock aad Glasgow ; and Mao and Sons, Liverpool, sugar m ime,. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALIA)! Rows*, Middle and Booth Ledaig, Argyleehire, firmer, dimmed, Jaa. 17, at the Caledonian'Homl, °ban. WILLIAM 001LVIL Grentowa, bank agent, Jan. 13, at the Grant Arras lan, GrilltOwn. TifOXAS lbws and TuomAs WAIDROP, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, contractors, Jan. 16, at the Globe Hotel, Glasgow. BOY mazy BY MACIUNERY.—An inquest was lteld cm Maim at Mandiester, before Mr. liertsrd, the moan tiro tint My, as the body et a bs, twain yeah age, _alma Lewd Fragena, NU of Willem Ferguson, a melder. DINIIIIIIII livid with bie nether in Tedow's balidlap, Aasealpbellow, sad was inployed as a "tear. bey " at tot solatibenent of Mean. llitnball sad Ham mod, pepwatrimen. Oa Friday amiss tot Messed, mpeessived by tbe ass, mai fine nen wbiee th eb was a anted_ maim, be bed Mil MEM of e bop be Maid seam day i.e is milks blown, sad appears blew bees lasi arbne to de so. TM saw Wan b wield b a strap mot a Maineatal lb" sum dna. fate Mt is. of tot am, batmen ale twe MAL The ugly mow falba strap, to pet it ea rod set the mebiany inedsoy_ll dawn a tempting thasogli wldeb tin strap ruse ; tot between in sing ma the wall being &beat le lashes. Demead vas fad Wane at the workma below tot trapdoor, will lie body wrapped mad On pulley, aad his leg Moog! sae at ths ST= at the allay. He was gaits dead mama edrioated. Tin bad so Maims to have gone 1411 T tot melds*, and bid set bees ertiteed by aslbedy to do is. Feedlot s " shooldeatal MIL" --e SlLS.—Tbis market is thug reported en by Moire. Waithman and Co.: The owatlons in the silk market dories the past month haveen extensive. In China silk, as we anticipated, the landing of the cargoes per Challenger and Nightingale led to active bookies, • and nearly the whole of the 8,000 balm by those ships 'have been sold at fully previous rates. The advices from China by last mail bring dates from Shanghai to the tad November, and Canton to the 9th November. At Shanghai the trade, which bad been sespeaded in oessequence of the rebellion ' bad been partially re•opened ; the dealers were sending funds into the interior to purchase silk, and upwards of 4,000 bales had been contracted for at en advance of 16 dollars per Seal ; the shipments for the mason, from the Ist July to dates, were 26,687 bales, against 20,600 bales at same period last year. Of the 26,687 belts shipped, we have already re ceived 10,005 bales, leaving 15,682 bales now afloat. Them supplies, although large, will, we think, in the present posi tion of the trade, not prove in excess of its capabilities of consumption. In Bengal silk the transactions during the past mouth have been small, and prices are without al teration. In Italian silk very little business has been dine ; bet prices are much fit mer, in consequence of the good ac moats received from the continental markets. In Brume silk the imports are only 47 bobs, a few of which have been sold at a redaction of Is. per lb. In Persianailk the arrivals are 286 ballots, • great portion of which have found buyers at previous prime. The moderate rates that have ruled have tended to promote that preference for Chins silk which has been so unmistakeably shown by the trade during the last two years, and to give full employment to our mills, so that the throwing branch of the trade, which used to be emit plained of as the most precarious and unremouentive, has now become one of the most steady and profitable. Trade during the year bag been good, and the filletuation in prices very immaterial. COTTON.—lavnitiOor., PAN. 3. —The market closed very dimly at the extreme prices of last week. Sales, 6,000 bales-1,000 on speculation—comprising 260 Pernsa and Msranham, 61d. to 814. ; 30 Bahl*, 614. ; 600 Egyp tian, Nd. to 10d. ; and 300 Surat, 214. to 41d. per lb. Im port cum Thursday, 12,000 bales. Marrcuserras, PAN. 3.—Them is very little business doing, and, producers being nearly all engaged in stock taking, are indifferent about making sales. Priers conse quently remain eery firm. Messrs. Dee Fay and Co., merchants, in their monthly trade circular, just issued, make the following observations is reviewing the state of the market during the past year : The year we are now on the point of closing was begun with regains expectations by moot commercial men. The steadyprogreasot trade inlB62,unparelleledlargeimportations of the precious metal, full employment of the manufactur ing as well as other branches of industry, with low prices of articles of food, seemed indeed to justify the hope of a most prosperous and happy year. But, as it is sometimes found to be the ease, what was expected with en much con fidence at the beginning of the year, because it appeared a natural course of things, was doomed to dissppointmeat in the end. We began the year in peace and plenty and cldee it in fear of war, with strikes among the working claims, a tight money market, and high prices for provisions. However, with all these drawbacks, the sound condition of the community in general has been proved beyond controversy. The mercantile body has braved difficulties as unexpected as they were severe without the occurrence of one single failure of im portance. The condition of our manufacturers, as well as other classes, had been greatly improved by the satisfactory state of trade in the earlier months of the year, and the stea diness of prices throughout 1853 shows that business had bees carried on cautiously, and production, even when the mills were all at work, was by no means excessive. Since the turn-oats and lockups have taken place, the supply has in some instances been found unequal to the demand, hence the possibility of maintaining firm and rather high prices, notwithstanding the political difficulties and dear provisions. Not only have textile fabrics remained firm, but also the raw materials, all kinds of produce, and drugs were kept up in price, showing that a regular consumption coatinued despite of all difficulties. No one expected that cotton would rise in the face of a largely decreased con sumption and a tight money market, but so it is. Middling New Orleans cotton, which sold at the beginning of January at 614., fetched 61d. per lb. during the present month. The home market, which had been the mainstay of prices, became languid when provisions rose still higher. The ' foreign trade of the country was suffering from the same ' cause, and also by the rebellion in China and ' overtrading to 'Australia. Political differences in ' Europe prostrated trade still more ; and it was at this it turning-point " in the hitherto onward course of 1663, that the misguided working classes struck for an advance of wages. This was indeed like infatuation on their part to raise the labour question at the very moment when de mend was suddenly cut off, and when the Preston and other manufacturers would have been obliged to sell at ruinous prices if they bad continued to work full time. The rich manufacturers would perhaps have worked on, in ceder not to draw upon themselves the invective from their work people of employing them when times were good, and leaving them without work when a change for the worse took plate. In the month we are just closing the labour question has not been settled as was expected by some, but on the contrary the masters have been forced to a combina tion in self defence, and it is not easy to foresee which of the parties will come off vie:otiosity in the end. The transactions during the lest mouth of the year were rather considerable. The horns-trade buyers have bought to some extent, and the accounts from India and China have in duced some purchases of importance. We close the year with great steadiness in prices, considering the adverse cir cumstanced we have to contend against at the present time, which we trust may all be satisfactorily *venoms in the year we are just entering upon." LINSEED.—With reference to the trade in this article I as affected by political anxieties, the annual circular of Mears. Edwards and Easily observes as follows: For nest season's shipment we have not heard of a transaction, either from the south or north of Rhona. In the present political nnoertainty, as respects our relations with the subjects of that state, English merchants .have not dared make their ordinary advances of hand money to the dealers for up-country purchases during the winter, and the pro bability therefore *that much of the last harvest's seed will remain unshipped in the absence of the usual arrange ments for its conveyance down to the various place. of shipment, on the breaking up of the ice. The very high rates of freight also have operated very much against for ward sales ; and as all the earlier tonnage will certainly be used fur wheat and other grain, the ensuing season must resent a great contrast to those of the last few years, when e shipments took place as soon as the navigation opened, infulfilment of contracts made at even an earlier period than now. This brings to our consideration the question of probable future supply, both for our wants this season as well as those of neat autumn. With reference to which, the late excessive arrivals must bear a prominent place in Our remembgesee, for there is now a very different con sumption et end in this country, owing to the increased mill-power named in our last annual circular, and the im ports of former year. bear no comparison to our present requirements. In first hands, in granary and floating, we have 'SAO crafters (which includes 'lull, where mer chants' Whim are said to he 100,000), or about two months' esseemsdes t after which, turn where you will, we have na eseeseesemant to expect any seed for a length of time, foe the Bemis& ports are all closed, and the high rates of freight is ladle effectually bar shipments of any magnitude thence. COBN.—Lmutroor. JAW. 3.—At this day's market then was a good attendance of the town and country trade, and many millers from a distance, and, notwithstanding the high prima asked, a very large business was done in wheat and flour, at an advance of 10d. per 701bs. and 21. 6,1. to 3a. per barrel. Oats were Id. to 2d. per 45Ibs. and oat meal 2s. per load dearer. Barley most be quoted 3d. to 4d. per 60th.. sad beans is per quarter higher, with a fair sale. Indian corn was in good demand, and 2s per quarter more money was freely paid. We quote American tine white wheat lb. 10d. to 12a. ; mixed inferior, Ils. 4d. to Ils. Bd. per 70th.. ; Western Canal flour, 40s. to 406. 6d. ; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 41s. to 41s. 6d. per barrel. Prime yellow Indian corn, 48a., and white, 48a. to 495. per quarter. THE CALORIC SHIP ERICSSON.—The New York Journal of Commerce, in reference to the Ericsson mays : " The problem as to the success of the Ericsson approaches a solution. The engine is now so nearly cerapletod, that a trial trip will probably be made nest Tuesday or Wednes day, and Mr. Ericsson is in the best spirits, such as confi dence of success inspires.. We leant from one of her prin cipal owners that ezpenments already made show that the ' desired amount of pressure may be easily obtained, and • full reliance is entertained that the ship will attain • speed equal to at least nine miles an hour, which will be a rate entirely satisfactory. We also learn that it has been deter mined to place the Ericsson on the route between New York and Havre, as an independent steamer, to replace the temporary vacancy occasioned by the destruction of the Humboldt. Cana itt CALTPoErmA.—There has been no abate .. moult of crime since the last summary was made up. Mr. Alex. Hall, of Missouri, was stabbed by a Chihli& m Cala veras county. A Mr. Robinson shared the same fate in El Dorado county, as well as a Mr. Jenkins, M Maine, who was residing in Placer county. The lint died immediately, and the lest two were mortally wounded. In Calavens a robber was shot down b_y a number of Chinamen, his body 'completely riddled. The putrid Win of two murdered mote were rental discovered near Yreka, in Biskiyou onumly. Dr. of Alameda county, was murdered Waal blood the week bet, la the door of his dwel ling, by a blends, who negated his horse and escaped. The horse thieve" are efierying on their operation in the asstkern part of the mime. Nathaniel Hakim was deli berately killed in Yuba aunty by a man named E. Kohl. A Etemaimam womadned under aggravated circumstances Mira mums& Lemma. In Dope's-valley, in Naps county. crimes of SAWN ekomecter are of constant occurrence Wig Comer Cosomto.—We understand that the smith Wgilem Hesmieg, at peanut in Edinburgh gad seder misuse el dads he the Ruder of his wife at WA. Ye base. less his Idea. Weeded by the Res. Mr. Femme, of the ghee* shyest Y ilestiand, and that he bus 'Atha a Mats of Wed bomb, his awful position, and eatielbstory M his religious Issieff. He continues to assiet—whiels is yeelably the indb—that in his real-treat net of bis wile be had es intention to kill her ; at the ems due he aisidiels dies pesitheas for th e thine into /AM his mushy led him levees& of his Meads sad In Leith haw, believe, addressed the Home- Wi mw s 11:e hope of waft a cossinutetioa of the sm relt bat *see has essonly yet iggssL -North beim tine for o answer to Nagai Daily Mail. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Ms'ilda Wattenbeek (barque), fsis, from Liverpool to Melbourne, wt.ich put in here Dee. 19, with loss of fore wad mein masts in the heads, during • hurricane Dm 13, seventy mile* north of Madeira, must discharge part of cargo to ship freak lower meats.—Lisbon, Dec. 28. ARRIVED. Aim AIM r..i.sarros-at Gravesend, January 3., from Climate dansartsa--at Grarmend, January 8, from Buenos Ayres ANIADNZ -at Gravesend, January 3, from Taganrog Lisa 11,1MT-.41. °maned, Janua ry 8. from el Miry inurau.-at Gramma, January 3, from Taganrog Mama-at Liverpool, January 3. from New York ALI'S? E4WAZD-at Liverpool. January 3, from.. Bombay Atirmatra-of Liverpool January 3, from .New York ALCTONS--ar Linrpool, January 3 Ausas-off Liverpool, January 3 Bram Car-at Gravesend. January I, from Bt. Michael's Baas-at Gramm, January 3, from illnyrna BATAND -at Oravei.ead, January 3, from Quebec Barron-at Brutal. January 3. trout Quebec Curron-at Briatol, Jain iry 2, from Oporto CRAINDIIIICWORZ-ilt Graves end , January 3, from Ceylon Cocarms or Brit:Aro-al Gravearml, January 3, from . Bavaria' Contorours-at Gravesend, January 3, fr0m........ Ban Francisco Cionosrra-at Gravesend, January 3, from Hawaiian Ceram-at Gravesend, January 3, from Nawfoundllnd Cranairiania-at Gransead, January 3, from. Sydney Comas or Erma -off Liverpool, January 3, from Bombay Dsrmoan-at Gravesend, January 3, from Taganrog Dananpoventr-at Liverpool Jaguar, 3, horn. New York Ecwors-at. Uremia', Jamiary 3, from Quebec Ituranoa--off Liverpool, January 3 Earaam-at Granwead. January 3, from Charente Ernes-M Ormond, Unary 3, from Bt. Michael's Fiaarwoon AND Passe's-at Gravesend, Jan. 3, from Sydney EMILIIOI-4t Ormond, January 3, from Calcutta F•171111111ATTIIIII-11% Gourmand, January 3, from Montreal Fammurr-at Gravesend, January 3, from Moriceo Mats-at Gravesend, January 3, from Mara Lies V. J. Boons-at Granaand, January 3, tram-. ...... ....Quebec FLOILII-at Gravesend, January 3, from Malaga Farroma-at Gravesend, January 3, from Jamaica Gwain Mani-at Gr ivesend. January S, from Patras Gases-at Gravesend, January 3, tram Gibraltar HUDA-at Gravesend, January 3, from New York KW= Gaudrairn-off Liverpool January 3 - - ---• Hansura-at Gravesend, January 3, from - A 1 g ;ail . Ines-at Queenstown. January I, from Mauritius Jusrura..-14 Gravesend, January IL from Oporto Jona Manors-at Grammed. January 3, from Mamma JAWS IL OLIDiII -It Brigid, January 3, from Bt. John's Ksznaza-at Graniesad. January 3, from Taganrog ' Kossorn-od Liverpool, January 3 KAT. SWANTON -llt Gravemed, Janim 3, from New York LLAWSLIAII-at °mere.% January 3, from B. Ayres Lawman Donna-atGraremad, - January 3, from Quebec Larra—at G;;;;•e;d7 Lccasna— et L!!tirpec January 3, from --.llisissUlso .......... January 3, from -.........8antandee 71.1viryock, January 8, from Pima Ontusend, January 3, from Neer York at Grassed. January 3, from Adelaide liumai-at Gran send, January 3, tram Leghon Mumma Per-at Gravesend, January 3, from Philadelplua Idsnommt-at Gravesend, January 1, from New York Massa Boanus-at Gravesend, January 3 1. h0m Ceylon Muir Bums - at Bristol, January 2, ollegs Nun'. Pussy-at Gravesend. January 3, from Leghorn Naw Yoax-a Liverpool, January 3, from New York Nmom• (a.)-at Liverpool, January 3, from. Boston Oman Qtrass-at Liverpool, January 3, from Purrs& Oluseran--st Plymouth, December 31, from Quebec Parma Ersrass-at Orammed, January 3, from Quebec PLINCMO Buran-at Gravesend, Janu ry 3, from Black ass Pour-at Gravesend, January 3, from hankie& Pautimt-at Grormelid, January 3, from Demerara PILAIL-at Falmouth, January 2, from Martina Pam Oema-at Palmenth, January 3, from Pernambuco Quoin or Bona-at Gravesend, January*, from. New York Barra-at Gravesend, January 3, from. Wilmington RILL4NPAOO-4i Gravesend, January 3, from Dents Merman-et Bristol, January 2, from .... ....... -. Newfoundland Roast Wanswar-St Liverpool, January 3, Boa Valparaiso IMILMM-M Liverpool, January 3, from - Alexandria Sri' O• MI Boon-at Liverpool, January 3, from Quebec donue-01l Limp* January 3 Om H. Pornimors-at thrrrpOol, January 3, from Shanghai Brannan-off Pill, January 2, from Halifax flansaus-at Mumbles, Jan. 1, from Cuba Ben C. Foams-at Gravesend, January 3, from .... ....... Qualm 801121011-at Gravesend, January 3, from Cadiz Sono-at Gravesend, January 3, from New York Sagan-at Gravesend, January 3, from Smyrna BIECSXI3B DOCALU-at Gummed, January 3, from ..... ~Gantander Suxtoaa-at Gravesend, January 3, fr0m.,....... ...... -.. Whoa Su lentea--at Orannead, January 3, from Jillffillll3 fiams-at Gravesend, January 3, from Leghorn TALMOT-at Gravesend, January 3, from Leghorn Tim= Italau-at Gravesend, January 3, from Calcutn Virun-at Gravesend, January 3, from BUMS Ayrell Wormy-at Gravesend, January 3, from alo WALLACZ-lii Gray January 3, from Nova Scotia Woanir -at Deal, January 2, from Rio Janeiro Yarnsw-at Bristol, January 2, from Oporto Zmosu-off Liverpool, January 3 SAILED. Boa Pc—from Pill, January 3, to Bt. Michael's Ban Miura Der—from Gravesend, January 3, to Cape Palmas Cotresura—from Falmouth, January 2, to Terceira Eiromme—from Liverrol, January 3, to Barbadoeu Giovanni Calun— from almouth, January 2, to Lando' Hamerra—from Liverpool, January 3, to Guaramiil JOfI,ZA JUANA—from Liverpool, Julia:, 3, to .... San Francini° Maanma—from Liverpool, January 3, to Morocco OCCIDIAT—from Liverpool, January 3, to. Gaboon Panama (a.s.)—tran Liverpool, January 3, to Alexandria Summar ((al—from Liverpool, January 3, to Malta Sea—from Liverpool, January 3, to —.Gibraltar Sinomavi—fro Liverpool, January 3, to lceland Ilatonica—horn Liverpool, January 3, to Demerara Bomar —from Limrpool. January 3, to Beni Am Pass—from Plymouth, January 2, to nreemantle, D.S. Tinos—from Liverpool, January 3, to Malta Lauer—from Gravesend, January 3, to Meitmuns VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Flying Drageri, from Loudon for Port Phillip, Nov. 1, lat. 6.50 N., lon. 91.0. W, out 91 days. Justin (ship), from Loudon for Sydney, NOV. 19, lat. 9.30 N., lon. 99.40 W. Jean Stewart (ship), from Bombay for the Clyde, Nov. 2, lat. r S., 100.6 E. Nolan Itsmelaar (Dritoh s11p), from London for Port Phillip, Oct. 10, lat. f. 10 N., lon. 21.10 W. Samuel Boddington, Rom Laudon for Port Phillip, N0v.16, Lat. 6.0 N.. ton. 20 W. Thomas Itsydon, from London for Port Phillip, N0v.19, lat. 6.30 N., lon. 23.40 W. Vigilant, from Glasgow for Australia, Oct. 30, lat. 6.10 N., lon. 21.30 W. Wyoming (ship), from Philadelphia fat Liverpool, Dee. 6, lat. 40.33, lon. 33.22. THE WEATHER TABLE. , WiIniFSDAT, JANVARY 4, 1854. The state of the weather at each of the following places at nine o'clock yesterday mo rn ing. The station' are arranged in order of latitude. FOLILESTONI—E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. TONBILIDGE—S.E.. ; Calm ; Overeat. Brnoon—N.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. A Fisica or "HoNora."—A duel was arranged to come off near Melissa, on Tuesday last, between a mili tary officer and a naval officer from Woolwich, who were said to have quarrelled about a female. The seconds, how ever, having more common sense and discretion than the principals, brought the affair to an arrangement by pro posing that each of the belligerents should present himself before the young woman for her to make choice between them. It is whispered that she was so prudent as to reject hem both, as they deserved.—South Eastern Gazette. (AdVertieeMenf.)—HOLLOWAY ' S OINTMENT AND Pius roe rat Errtcrvid.Ctat to BAP Laos.— Extract of a letter from H. Watkinsou, E : eq., proprietor of the Spalding Free Press, dated December 11, ' Dear blf ,—A cottager residing at Moulton hasrequested me to send you the particulars of the 11110011 t miracolous mire effected by using your ointment av,i pills; the sufferer's name Is Hewdle, who injured his leg about (mimes years ago, and although be was under medical tr, atmeat for weeks together he de rived no benefit. At the age of it) another amident happened to the already Injured leg, which left it is a fcarful condition. However, by the um of your medicines alone, his leg has been perfectly cured. —Sold by all druggists; and at Professor Holloware Establishment, 214, Strand, London. BIRTHS, StARRIAOIIB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS_ 31.1 t Ealettreii.o - dioVeit Brixton, the wile of Mr. 1. Hance, of a soli. MALL—Deo. SI, at Ores:there, Manchester, the wife of I. req.. of a daughter. NEWALL—Deo. SI, at Feradrae, B. Newall, Feg., of a daughter. RICHAIIIPON.—Dee. SI, at St. Faal's Lodge, Caulen New-towo„ the wife of R. Itiekardeas. lag , d a daughter. the wife of MARRIAGES. CHADWRLL—ARNOLD7=Dee.3I, at Bt. Peter's, Renton, one Liverpool, by the Rev. S. B. Bulbul, 8.A., Incumbent, Mr. J. Chad. well, to Mae Augusts, daughter of the late Kr. C. Arnold. COITERELL—JRNRINSON.—Jwa. 2, at St. Pauceas Church, by the Rev. W. B. Galloway, M.A., Incumbent of St. Mark's, Gnu tot Church, Mr. B. Cetterell, second son of Mr. Cotterell, of Lowestoft, Sabah, late of Remington. to Elisabeth, oni r d.,ughter of the fate Mr. V. Jenkineon, of Stanhope-street, Regent spark. - - - GRIFYIN—LINLEY.—Dee. 31, W. P. Griffin. Egg, of St. Don ingo, and New Tat, 11.8., to Mary Anne Coventry, only sun , uig daughter of G. Wiley, the oomposer. LANGLET—SHERWOOD.—Dee. 39, at St. Myry'e, Edgehill, near Liverpool, by the Rev. J. B. Lowe, M.A., W. L. Langley, EN., M.D., of 63nd Regt., sou of J. D. Langley, Esq., of Bal:ydurf, Waterford, to Ellen, eldest daughter of the late W. S. Shertrukl, Pig, of Liverpool. BMITHES—COCSENS.—Dee. 29, at the parish church, Cbtalchorst, by the Bev. C. C. Christie, H. 6mithes, Esq., of Blackheath, to Mary Marriott, fifth daughter of J. Comma, Esq., of Sidcui) Hones, Kest. THOILMIN—HANCOCR.—Dee„. 25, at Lumen, J. Thomson rm., of Belfast, eldest eon of the late J. Thomson, LLD., Peofewr it the Unimmity of Glasgow, to Eltzabatt, only daughter of the ire W. J. Hancock, Esq., Aasiatant Poor.law Commi,tiocer. DEATHS. BERRY.—Jan. I, at (beat Coltnan.street, Ipswich, Matilda Berry, wife of Mr. B. Bwry, late of Earl 'Waltham. BROWN.—Dee. 31, atter nine months' suffering, entirely resienc.l to bet Heavenly Father's Will, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of the Ito'. Joseph Brown, Rector of Christ Church, Blackfriarrrogg CAISTERTON.—Dee. $l, at Brompton.erescent, Sarah, relict of the late J. Casterten, Faq., of Par.de Cottage, Chokes, and block Eulogise, aged 73. OURNET.—Jan. 1, at his gest at Tbickthorn, near Norwieh, Richard Manboxy Gurney, Esq., in the 71st year of his age. lIRRIERELL.—Dee. 31, at Bonn, Ileten 8. Benched, the below wife of the Rev. Eighty H. Herschel), of Newnhamatreet, warmed. HOLLOWAY.—Dec. 30, Mrs. Holloway, of Gabriel's.hill, Maidstone, aged 3. MATEEL—Dee. 30, at Brasted, Kent, J. P. Mayers, Rag., Bencher of the Middle Temple, and late agent for the Island of Ilartedow, seed 77, RATNEIL—Jaa. 1, at Uxbridge, Alfred Blocks% second son of Mr. John Rayner, In his 23rd year. ?Mod sad ?abashed by Waawa km Has, of Kra Laub lo ' skeet. la the City of Undoes. Prime owe 02.. la Lowboy& senny. U as palm et Ilibitotriari. ZIPIT. l a d 41 . 3 1 3 1 1 1 b eb • DO tb 0. • New •mIM. • or or 'Et a l • •• I . 01 El 1 I ui of es ee 1 el c r] 5