The Express. — London, England, 1860-01-19 00:00:00

ITRAL ITALY. (viol' ova sputal. IUMIINCII, lax. la Yon may consider it as almost settled that the tire government@ of Central Italy ore ea the eve of making sae of the boldest, and at the same time one of the melt aeseeeary, steps towards the de facto seam ties to Piedmont. The meeting of the Campus having ben postponed sins die the rulers of We territory, as well as its pimple, feel that it would be, Chet alteßether dangerous, at least difficult to re main ia this unsettled political condition any loner. The saivenal wishes of this orderly popalaurni have been so clearly manifested, and the adobe of being united to Sardinia so repeatedly expressed, that it has become a matter of honour both for Fariai and Ricaeoli to carry them into effect. Now that Commendstore Bonoompagai has come into Central l'aly to govern its provinces in the name of Vistor Eremeasel—now that all the official acts of the two governments are done in the King's name—it would oe • mere hypocrisy to maintain any longer the abnormal political condition in which the four united States of the Italian Peninsula stand. Baron R:casoli hat, therefore, resolved to address IS invi tation to Parini to join him in a collective memo randum, in which hue Sardinian Majesty's govern ment is asked to take the initiative foe the SOCOIll• plishment of the votes given by the National Aspens bare of the four States. The answer of the Governor of the _Emilia° provinces is anxiously waited for, and I have no doubt it will be in accordant, with that wisdom which has always characterised the acts of the sometime Dictator of tee two minor Italian Duchies. It is possible that the constitutional advisers of Victor Emmanuel may shrink from the reitoosioility which would fall upon them by at once adhering to the just solicitatioos of the Tuscan and /Endue governamists. The political oondition in which Piedmont has stood since Louis Napoleon's last letter to the Pope was made known is one of the most delicate i7russinable, and no one would charge the Sardinian government with cowardice were it to apply for Imperial advice before adopting either course in the matter. The difficulties which arose on the Rageney question are mill too fresh it its memory to allow It to run the risk of seslog them renewed at the pre sent satisfactory steps of 'titan political affairs. Bat whatever may be the final t'ecision of the Sae diaian government, I hear that the men who new rule the dewinies of this country are quite deter mined to await the political rights o.' the Booby, by ordering at once a general election throughout the country that the deputies of Tuscany may be able to join their colleagues in the forthcomirg meeting of the Sub-Alpine parliament. If advice from Pa ris ahoald iodate the Sardinian government to decline the pressing invitation of the Inman ministers, the question arises whether the deputies which the amotry is going 'a elect will or will not be allowed' to sit in the Chamber of Deputise of Timis. Ia a constitutional point of view no doubt can exist that Central Italy has a right to carry into effect the vote of annexation whieb has been repeatedly tempted by the Sardinian King. A letter which I - have just received from an influential friend at Turin says that the ministers of the Sardinian Kisg are goisg to adopt a more courageous and Ism waver ing tine of policy. It seems, therefore, to me that Commeodatore Itattaxzi and his colleagues ere on the eve of adopting some resolution or other whisk will render the votes of the Central Italian Aasemblies accomplished lama Such a measure is the more de _ mishit, sines by it all th• danger., net yet dissipated, of the formation of a Oriaral Italian kingdom tor the aceommodatinn of a French or any other foreign . prince would be thus at woe removed and annihi lated. The day before yeeterday Baron Risaoll received the tueserous addressee presented to him by the de putatiets of the National Guard of the differest Tascan roan.. It was P olleeriag •rght to see the splendid court of PalauoVeechio crowded with the ro pers/stet ives of the national mtlttia of the couatry. The answer made loth's' by the Taman Premier was worthy o! • statesman called to power by a people who have just broken the sat link of the heavy chain of emitter. Yon will not be eurorised to hear that mob t ciel.es have lately occurred at Venice. It seems the desire of Aostria to make her role over that uoh.pps part of her dominions more uabs•rable every day. You may judge by the tattooing f►ct. There sat Trieste a rose pie Italian, who is the editor of • small and die. reputable newspaper called the Ft:rm. The mars who is 1948 was oce of the warmest adherents of Masziai, has since the rsstotatros of the Austrian rule heroine one of its MOM unblushing advocate,. The bas:ness of Signor Mazz3ldr—for such is the name of ii is man—it that of calumniatiog all that is dear to Italian pattiots. He habitually Ills the calumus or his paper with the meet neatness attacks upon the King of Piedmont and Count flavour. With the new year • large camber of Venetian eat :ens joi•rd in declaring to the ooffeehesse keepers that they would no linger be their customers if the obooaio•,s paper were DOT removed from their shops sod their subscriptions theiontinued. As seen as the Austrian puke beard of that, the coffees how. keepers were sus mooed before the direc tor of pol,ce,who ordered them to renew their sub ecriptione and to have toe Sierra openly placed upon their tab:ase ; adding, by way of • salutary warning, that a mouttie istprieoomont would be Witched epee those who *Wield deregerd this ukase. What wee to he done* The pose cc(ee•hosse keepers were of eouree °Ailed to yield, and the Venetians now keep away tram their houses in coesequence. A totter from Modena of Jas. 11 says : Y4...firslay (Tosses's), stoat IWO O . CIOCII I tte *Morton. eaurt!... ytM swvorsor scssaphalsd Mr. Cadoiss, coiosol is Ihe oarvisre of boy Bs Soweto Majesty, lobo scud as Magholl ..oronstspi.oorr at Ow Klog's boadsissurloro dorms the big 1.112•1 • ;a. TM. .Aar wos soles so review th. Per ms.. unto to..rL.ub woo draws up is lico oluery the Vs..wr ousasool amend, swear the osarsood of It. briisd•or, Colosol U •Is. Cut s.l CALogo:. toprooo,d hl. grog frosts- Serios thu di. iplicit of iks• • outs. Having cow. from B•lica• to - t.ria. Ilia tittlatig.3 of au military slurs and osoomor..or ins.. so for no laulai sad Cs , talks, Ls kit tW sers , oic fo- Pairs* t. 4 csoctis ILL ioopoctsoe. The municipality of ?mean has asked leave of ROVtft neat to send to the foundry the great bell ee the is bite square, whit h weighs nearly 4,300 kilegirso.nini, that it may serve as metal for ritied caution. M ysTERIOVII M VI:Li:. a IN PAIIIL,43rsft3 ucite m c yao..ro.y (Terolfty). is alft Iles Mo. AMMO sod is vo Ate. r Gy aka difteroftry of • sroodoo cots milled .t N... 39 tia tit.t wort, seem V 7 soyoftdosa dr csisdar...- ...ft the par...• of • loom mos amiesd M.d. Tuasaoi..• •lao ooeftsiod • rarrit opormoss us as ibleith Ewe. IL. t" U B ll P.n... aged 33. opprood W Med • issoftr asA •• ylatters. Soma so the arts.bbotue haying samarb.d !rst ab.y baid sot .o bar g• shoat to maw pravtobnia (or Iwo or throo drips.. tbst otsuatalss moss sad ...areal, sad ass of polio. woo Sr f towel ~t err trio.. hsa Isseutortry ftraorittsgly dared opts the d .air of out sparimost. L tho Ift* won a.thiss cow tarsi was ...orsed, bat 15 eatorait tIN tedr..oto • horrible opet:mrlo teftstad listesdoo on the fluor lay lb. deed body of tb.i..rar girl. 11, oo bod lam hilted by al state ts is. M..t .nth a paten'. From Leo drafts It aytwered oho lad ritt is. , woo /1k or Wa• reedy so Ile 'St. TA. ioaira aft* out% boa the crime bad boos sostaalfted vas Loud on Ur bed. seJ .1i ltdi 11•.0x '0555 Ihrad- bait field was-r 'tamed orldh bk. d is which the tatiolarir had ovbblatly vobd ht. klieg* as., ualsios Wear-Ow. AA sal maw, bad berm met - alined. II Is roptAieed that laalnuay oftoseasm moo Lave less the two= al us onus.. 'lb. polies ors a alift i t .ctivo hao.-ftio.ti...• 'lwo tie matter.— °atomism. EXPL.WaIuN or Tilt AUsIi4I.IAX Dream.- - --- ♦t •we Rat t&Kay« raiwra Ceeetaltiee, bil4 ag die 244 Wage. akar ag...eU V die chair, Dr. Meellor, fbe . _ b ts. M..orer, rep tiled Ow bo bad rotoived. 'broads HS Wags. , **sod. abo premisd eloodes of I.OOW. for tho Victoria etc.:mew, *lto decor sail wi.hbold , o4 hf. soma ro lbe 1 41.1. r. Teo torie.urat farther stotod that tbe costribs.i .14 psbd is areeeeltg se 2.914 i. 6.. 4d....4 , WO 0.4 7111 poi-1 a. iola l 11101c11.3720, sub .be itt Mmes. Teraball and Codoll to erinvey mum boo—doomoo4 ste , slost to a reikerriptive at MICOi 111•1111111.441 le a bud of 3.1.0.4. 4..44. by pint. ftworitAti.4l,ll la rrply r tbe oppbeetHr of rho gestal,,,, ,h e litoroltory W et 41114 111 jokes 1b ••• et 6,000 i. is thu eitlerebee f/e 1940.1 e otiabnt.. be W. Flys@ sabeeripit.o. Tbocosamitmo w001v..4 1.001 a pobik 11.401i0S to r0r...r0 OW nowt aed to ibtorroio. Homo proosortforo. The nab' br.egle froot Ad. s r. ostoolr, bar et ebb.% were abbe, Wee tato Argo a too Ara.. Tap plse.4 is tit. sosior, .1 mows. sal it • •• eueps.ea tmebi P. tbe eapieratlea rapehtloo.-4..trelaew dna Sao Tgairmaii Gaeta" LUNN) , Gevpw. OMNIBUS COMPANY (but vro.-T,0.• twapb Sir mak emits( J.a. Liti, 1860, 10,768/ 14., 4d. NAVAL AND MILI2ARP. lummuvry, JAL 18.—Wentrourre.—Lieu leemo 0. Poste (UN) to the Chooopeeke, 61, strew arm- It= awi ee wris t Lila gnilt. L. 11. Hera Chios *Om (1967) to the Inlay it .mile is the 16aatilas, 6, be t& et Digitate'. WOOLWICH, lax. 18. The Basilisk, steam sloop, Coussantier Phspe, glach arrived • fortnight muse bee the Bank Amorleen mad West India onnion. where she bed be. In oreamission sheet loot pro, wee rid off at the dedryied this day, and the emir grentri the easel term shesece. The sow thaume monies alos will be attacked le the togehlp at tile poet, wad nose of those who received *dr diem:harp will re• eater the sinks. . _ The Wince, boa sans ousel, Caralader Baby, which left Woolwich a few weeks lace hr sinks is tea River Plata, bet was sabasquastly fend re I. ta • leaky caddies aad cat for the voyyre, arrived la bstbraz this day, and it I. impeded that her crew will be treashoved to the flea* sloop, which la sow reedy he earaisialea. Mr. G. Lase hes bass appointed se ambient to the rambor atteadast at th e Deptimd victsalliag yard. CHATHAM, Jolt. 18. The screw despatch gun-yeast Wanderer, 4, Coin mender M. S. Fantail, arrived to harbour lest night, from the Mediterranean, to be paid ofL Bbe hes been in commis sion upwards at three rem sad is now to be paid of with out say of Yr bulkheads or internal fittings be. removed. Orden mere this moratre reesivse for Lleetesent J. C. Con. Kith amt., to embark tio-menow for Calmat., to join the service emporia of that figiMINI. 10 mid* ha hsa hem semiarid batmen. la musketry. SINCIVIAR DI•131718n or A Die=fiß.—At the Town Clerk's taco, Chuldtord, am liaturday,a man who gave several SUM% emonget which were those of O'Brien and Friers, tree breeght up on remand, baring been arrested es enema from the 141 th Regiment. It appeere that the man bad adopted • newel devise for escaping from the vigilant slams of the ever-watchful police. As police-constable Tuley was perembalming the lowa on Thursday night be same open se Individnal whose here some we semblance to that of • miller, but ametable's eyes wore opened by a pier* of red cloth and a blue edam, idea, tell tale like, protruded from beau* theiggpir isari cemt. The man of many alma* Ins swim, and when a lied l u s= t rell bate aeasWa epee the ' , abject be wee hued ee hem get bb did whore hie coat ought to he, nib 1i immpemeibiee bed under a morn of milt , . araablng. He yea ordered to be sent b a the depot at Wincheater.-6ames Express. VOL UNMS ZULI mormarn. POPLAR. A my mamma and onthaidaitio meeting was held yesterday main is the Towthell, Poplar, for the =cleshildhhing wawa* sompsay for the district Mon with the Tower Hamlets eo n.. _ Tits chair was Man by liOlll2X HAXIBOZT, Esq.. M.P. for Middlemen; sad am the *denim win fawn. Ones, Wiser' O. F. Towle, Semsdazil itthe priacipal shipbuilders an d maw feetwers of the Toe Ceatarae, Y twisty alai the promoting, arriel to to. liege stondiag army of New, and the Wager arias, to °twelves ban having ao large • body of armed ors fa oar itainediste *Wiry. The meet efliment war of woody; rhe &Scully was by We wangle& of the wanner gnaw which he hosed to see proms* wail we should be able le dm eat oar 2011,10 D wilmea—satil, fa face, oar emit sherd be art with ran. (Cheers.) Already bad the macinemest and sad the Is prodoced p7 tod knit us the attend tow of the ?Wash prase le grodlying Inter of the Preach Emperor. bat they waned wee merely •twarty old price, a that tlestr night naintarrimpaany carry as they ledasinial psesnlii. la ansimemen, lir. lleabory reed • let* Ron kr. eallemmis, Mr. Dyes, apologies, for Ms wardamerer, but fall/ strapatharg with the object/ ef ai MrC li .l. Witness neved—" Thus this taselleswerbee dr erablishasert of wirier ode to be a awe of animal deism, sad to PF022010.11.545. airy and isdapradsate el this _sky." Re said, go farther then the shams la ble astripati;es — aewr volsauter wry, es he ahead her be relellal with ism then half • gam. (Chimer) Ws hid send is. lima earabiss is 1808, sad eery with ear laesesair peeekales we weld et hest egad that la 1810. nay weird seer berms seed marrow snarl io {lade dblrlet„ sad be trots& Isis. beg to see else the honoree el/ ea massy mete. Mr. F. Yenta brill esearbid the Erika ,sad The Row. Ur. Hamm rester el Perdu, so me w% it. He sappers. 11, he odor • era d pesos, Weans he believed that It weird .fad the best seateliy kw pesos. It was ars mar *IA iaYbme wadi Igle far the crows if it wow keen ea • busk tad sew he me are they word lot liar the royal eradeg were the hat • shred ell it het, be- !VMS it was the type of all the feel freedom that was Ewer. Mr. Bowen .timed that tlamonmest weird tura oat a brare lobes new wee aria to *lon w woridag dams. La that district awe then wen 100,1100 rawectable neclisalea. who would sales as good edema as naaayp la the wink but to °bine thea tans war be so aaptaeiae uni forms, rid DO i.strtson =hwy. (Rear.) Tb. Camerae award Sias Ohs saseerasat was at all es- OW.; dit veer., it shim* an haw his support. Thaw me so annum army to the Timmer Mani*. The resolution wee then pat ad erred arsine's*. Mr. R. Mazza rem to moan the mewl mssisimes t• That eminntris be at ewe earrlad for the diarist end Pepiar ta maw akin whet the Royal Tow Hanteme to Mtr" Mr. Owes, who weesessind with load anis, t mi ame reerhatios WWI bad bees Own in We heads cues at owe to the plat, Hs quite agreed will the anion that there abeald be he easbrive d = They hid at wash wristewetri that awl flay fad the test body of meolissice lb. wsulajt. nos IMO maw me ft so envy sews as say herd or member of perliamat. (Lend chore) lir 'winos wee that we should act let the Preach laud at all, but It lbw did Iced wo .head I. la • cesellth a to gin than • warm reeeption. It,. R. Cli•Jet.ll eabeeeed the reedatimei, sad gave memo wind* rewectins the eßciacy N the Tower Heante eerie, mad hoped that Poper woad be able to get better aliens than some he had heard of la tbs Cby He had beta told thet day of • captain who, whoa maiWg his nes throes,' the aroma, forgot the weal ul ememnead, fed cried oat " Right Wonkier" forward," when he Would hen rid " left" Whir he found Wm Ms raw wen turning a way ccatimy to that be intended, be slated " Wight .Lout kiw," tat Wie owl y wring rarer@ wires. lie .e last ex- Memel, "Why the d— dent you turf doss liaregball suer f" (Leer 'righter.) Kr. C. Mitoses supported the dodo ; did alas to,. G. F. Towle. sad it was corned wanamently. It,. J. Rusalsos mend—" That. Year his sausatylbb the parpree of tide neetlag, • eirrerlatios list he sew nd the following gentleman do cossainie • sew Wan for this district, wits power to odd so flair number;' which was recoodird by Mr. &rube, who rated his statics of "ins/ to a selected ceorborot his owe meet as unmet= ty of joisdes the he promodlogs larmlasted with a rota of thmka to the eb.lnaan. Mr. HmestraT, is acksewledgiag the compllmeot, an- Ilaratered teat the Inset which he was • member had manila' IUO ad their wear a raparms volunteer caps. (Loud cheers.) SCOTTISH RIFLI CORPS AND THR KlLT.—Last mobs a madam of this corps wee held at the large MOM of the Scold* Hospital, Come.court. Ylawbstreet, for the pur pose of arranging • mieumirretandlng which had arises respecting the warts( of the kilt by that portiere of the tarp ealb-d the Highland Company. Lord Ekbo preeided ea the reeemisa, mad explaiserel *et the mieuctleretandlon had arises la eons. gewgaw of hie lordship having made ob jectkae to the urc of the kilt by the corps whilst on duty. is (objected to it then • but for the sate of Utteniaity was prepared to take le arse of the neeetiar, and would soste by env derision to which It might come spa the matter. He had, along with the committee, mooasith red the question, and, to do away with all auwe 11.4. do. ' he had corweated to propose the falliewtsg resolutima .—"That having reconsidered the whole of the kilt, sad heeling beard the minute. of the trriltid Caespiuse'• Let semis, read, this meeting, to rietersor- tJ the wishes of that company, agrees 1 , , realm the wearing of the kilt by the Hablind Company as their Gallons when as duty, in conformity with the resolution to that reed at et general mewing of the corps eta the p o ured it Seontasher lest." Mr. kLeakinaom secoadeO the mo tion, which, after some dlscumios, was tarried astanimonaly. MN Row. INWIINANCI COIPANY'S ALMANAC re* Is6o hes hem I.ssd, sad omaidwe alo the wail sew aweirelal and n.i.relleimutiejolormatioN. NORTII TOUNIMINE AND CLIMB:LAND RAILWAY. —This hors will bs colopleted to Cesdelas I. Moat three mouth., end the Weariful sad plerweawas doles of Dawhy, Item, and Woetordeis will the hosemo messeiLls to the Ish•bi•ants of B'. ektos, HaztAmowl. Ns, wed form rowels of greet lowest tu lb. lovers of rural imam in the owning amoun. I hew dike motion: doh gaming lead, end • thnving sad industrious sirksharal popuLatino, hitherto phut out from the markers is mem queue of tho sztrernely hilly cha riot., of the roads, wlllidt wish, tors or three horses to drag • toe weight. The gopiers wiil othortty, however, be Mao til trine! she roarloweM lioulteeley sod &ochres ; and is OW North hooters Company are sow stating out tlio hes from lagisby Ormabow to Nuailvorpo, to farm thine a 0011•11100 S with the Oulatinmeb and Midelestore 11•61 way, by the wed of this year 'here elll be a direct weismieleatiew from Coati*. tom, through Comuendale and Hildalsi, to the impootant kwa o lg r . Mall...bra' and flualit.dt. Lama goonittiat of 4 produce will be seat weeltly to LW O. me towns Dishy Dole. which at Fewest with great diNcaly , =to my mark.'. The orespiere of I.od ell elee be is °biota supplies 4 lone, which la ...itch n• • lad, had as order to ow theamed tow two hewn elven by may of thsfarnewe arced'', to ho delivered imaisdiairly the reliwoy ii ., ~,,...a. A saw ors will dawn epos thew itecrissiered data. The tows of Castl.tori, al toad M Ws b..d of the An* newt foe ire moothty cattle lAm will tw030.« as is. portsat make' hoes, sad a bioy p.yule.los oistbored within sad .mead it, sad ii9i Meg doe Miasmas bow mine. will Ite is a-tive niso.it.s• It ia i5t.....1•4 to s-wiss. .k. 1,., A c „„ Ca.tistori to OnAmmt, Lear Whitby, seat yi sr. —A reensfk Chromic • ; I ••• ! s r . : . 1. • THIC G, JANTTAR .._l9,_ .. O. SP 0877NG. Inman* FOIL THZ CHM= CUP. Pada. Isiseshadl in ett Iskre W 3121 et Jimmy. About We ado 221scomest. ...... ....... • ...... • • ...... • • AP 14 lb gbe balm • le* et Wm 4 Aging * :4Weigig . ,.igig Ws MIL • °dart . ' 3 Bagembadeigitiiii I Istisbarg wN 1t.... illowftzsg 1 ... ....... I .. ....... ...... .... ........ - a &.. .. .. .. a is .. .. al" Piiiii 6e ..... ........ .. ...: a ll tfteleggiiii: Vbila ............ Mr tai — 3 lv Mum . . :11bi1..... 06 - 3 T• ass . .... ...... 1. 1 7.12:1ii; ... ...... 10 LOW .. ...... 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I I en: ..... imina ....... 10 = 6- IWiii ! pos. ......... r•••••• _ il=re i FN.. ._ ----• •• • 1 4 aror• ow.A:liii. &On Plasm t ...... . . a • aw' --- e. — t Moor4l f Ply. ..... •tea LOU OLP TEI &YOB 3.411 QUA 211,10A84. That atianosit-onnad barque Niagara. Captain Methuen, wee totally lost, ea Friday morning leer, on the rocky come et Comore, sheet 14 miles to the 'oath-west of Campheltows, near to where the swan ship New York sod the ship Charlene's* wen wreaked • but 1$ to gratifying to state that the Whole oldie strew and :Ohm ea bond raped with their lives. The Niagara was IS the parege inn Leedom to Clyde in ballast. BM left Leedom on denday the Bth teat, having on board • Grew a fearless, sod the ovate' wife sad three children. She passed the Lizards ea Tuesday, at which time the weather blame foggy, sad oats liansdeosp till Thareday night 6 o'clock, whoa • Ilea wee sighted, wile& wee esppt,esd to be the Mall of Calloway, the Cantwell l'otet. On Deering it, however, it wee toned to be a steady light, end probably the Mull of Centre. The barque hate away fur up-cheasel, sad about 12.30 on Friday morning she wee going as • starboard lark under double reefed topsails, with metered healed up. The fog continued, and there was • stiff brew, with a heavy the running. The barque woe then found, hem the taste of the sea, to be caring land. It use the mates watch, end the captain was speedily acquainted with her position, and was soon on deck: Au attain; t was made to wear bar oil the lend, but felled, sad the easel laamedishely streak forward and then lurched round with her larboard side to the rocks, which were quite close and high. The weed continued to strike heavily, and se there we, • probability of her canting over ow her beam-end., with the view of es detrouring to save the byes of those on board the long-boat we. got over the side between the *bore and the venal, and the eeptein's wile sad her • to, • child of fear years of age, were got Into it, but the heck week from the shore swamped the hot. John Foy, «mut the seems., got down into the boat, and while he secured the child the eaptaits'e wile wee Named. A Iles was then thrown to Foy, who made it feet round the °Mid's wrist, and be was dragged on board, end Foy wee afterwards matted to the name way, and the bust want to phew The voted oonthtned bumping and reeling heavily. Her port bow was ..Lae to the rocks. A lead wee throws moon, end it getting ketone! to the rods, the hoe wee of use In facilitating • Ladies by one of the asemosond • bowline was Rot oat from toe venal to the Amen By Shia means the three eblldrea were conveyed on share lestessed to the hicks of wramen. The crapteiu's wife wee gets hen, lad eventually all bends, the captela and the (*maid being the butt to quit the weesal. The whole party eerambled ep over the rocks, sad pursued their way In the dark till they mime on • sheep or other narrow beaten trelit„ which led tato • larger road, and after a meet* of nowerell hours they arrived at the term-house of a Mr. Hester, who treated them with every kindeeas. la the warning, an going to the scans of the wreck, the barque was lowed to have meted over; end when the crew left some hears afterwards, the we. feet breaking up. Mr. Wets.., Lloyd's agent in the district, wee early on the 'pot, and had the retested parties conveyed in art to Canipbeltowe, and en lietardity they all, will the ezospn oat of the captain sad Ma tensity, who remained at Campbel . town, proceeded to Greenodt by the stainer. The mete sad • boy had • harrow escape with the* Wen in siding on shore. The mate, In struggling I. the water to melee the Lad, accidentally caught hold of the elakiag lay and mos ceedad is saving his We. Jolts Poy le said to have sated trebly la essistieg to rescue the captain's wife nod child when the boat swamped alongside. The pour fellow has had I one of his hands severely injured while thee bravely Ce che:ging kb duty in • trying emergency. CZYNTAL PALMS.- ONZ 81111.1.1N0 DAY.- WNINNESDAT. JAN. 18.—A4 , m•slass CS parniii, 1,804; ibtbo by moms tickets, 61/2.—Tota viiitors. 2,196. _ _ • HOLLOWAY'S PlLL. —Three puttyinglly bare Is. U. Ire sorrier d s issarry 4.0 Is stursol dressed Ihrsusbout I.M.d rusks: rod risco &Mir .thsorrry they Soo boa lon ly prirsahed by WI sf emery. sad 5... by Oast Waft =pig MUM& pressessed rebel:oow &SOW far &or =a- OWNS soy Abe uredilas la bow resslttasi end oosolorsl Mr. Ws prod's. porgarrilla drabs Ur worms of too 4/mars thetare mat Iht Itaala Meat the daltaa. awes.. UN bantam • pallotrord Soo bosom mpg se. rilorsisros the kids.... also • Smithy soft re lbs surrai hems. of tho irsalothos. .h.ch loresibr bra. est Ye gatrialei tor tic IsU ion forma/Ks of ovary Ma hurls& WM itsuellistnat. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—L ut. nes, 18. allhap Ikaun—(Bner• UN Dad PM Ja Mr. Swan WI/Juana, 14. Jaak•Cranguoa, sad Kr. Janke Elaakbura. - 71i6 was crown paper day. TIE lOW 11•11 CONLPANT, APPILLANTS, O. JOHNSON, 1111111PONDIST.—IXT(I1TiNT 9.81111. I TWO yea a mss Mated for the opinion of the court by the 18 •10 110610 si Hertford Imam the 20 and 21 Victoria, asp. 43, and it Med a very Important gamed= es to the rights of ownempf mink es that epodes of . The case wee 1::lz d beemi bat term. but the further badto be M b einsoguente of the vent of time for the cesolusion of Mr the . Bovlr., ergunesaQ.te. C.. end Mr. Bushby appeared for the appellants ; Mr. Woollet end Mr. C. Taylor for the Tb e di rMed k on behalf the governor and shareholders of ths New Ether Company against an order of the magistrates for the borough of Hanford, whereby aam of 2!. 16s. wee mniffed to the reepoudeet, Send Rankle Johnson for Injury dons to the plaintiff by detracting wa ter eada r from It appears the company were empowered by their ad to auks a dais onnsensing in the parish of fit. Andrew, Hers ford, skim the public highway known as the North-reed, the road in /nation Ming seated in Masten, and tarots* wt of the Autos trust. Now Mrs. Johnsom, the respen dzild, treg h to be u ths a reer of hoei pdtic road Les I*Na-tit which Irak wer id the oseepaay was pertly earned ; and m iertly after the worn of the oomputy were opined she ad bee neighbours found that their wells ware needy emptied. Bbs therefore antaseoned the oompany before the loon negiisiroise, sod although it we. stated that lire. Johnson mad her neighbours had only to Mak their wen a little in order to obtain as geed a supply of water r, damps were awarded to kr of 21. 16s. It was this order the aseeparly Th i s ilid. tr Lordships me judpmet sitielis, the egret of which ma as follows :—Resuat decision have tally esta blished. ask Weed, these dabber are qulei onsounistee with essensa soss o that where stabatary osapsesstics sessidbil demo dews Sr yaoparey, that erns oily be where es wellas would lie as behalf of As injured _piety. It is et/WV eine wind= would in In this one. The eon rp. be casiedered wider th e sot of perbeand wider the light of owners of the adjelaiag soli, sad tbereler•whstber he bed to the interception of water beton it reached the reopeedsot's well, or its ahebsetion aforr it was collected there, the asses of " Uhenseasee mad Richards" on throne side sad Acton and Binds. "on the other are cosalusive. fit•CrderWinTraiitseram iierrior;Tviaqo;ll•tcia without coma. ___. This &deka we nniterehod imposes the peoeseity of sak ing their wells at their ohs upoa • brae portion of the laltabittatts of the tows of JORNSON, APPELLANT, P. SWOON, Ws was eit i a li k sk ein a conviction of magistrates at laresbrosesb. s penalty of 11. 10s. upon the applies* fmr e attached to the nepondeafe gess. The raspesimt we s Dr. Simpson. and is the owsar of estbda rein abedisi the Coatie-yezd at Homer beresigh. The lob& alebeei • ght of way through the =and it was aseuttle• o f this right that the appal the leek in goestien, la having the maim pre sloe* met abbe to the &mew rat he should do soil the gate sierael Ailbskssibe of dm semeene the appellant Weeded her all 4 wile pawed thee he led NMI without herbs sesebelb erre fer diet he Mil am. He calmed far the phis, by gems el sap waif nun • right of way three* thepeembee ; abl Ifite, palm bob, he wee no Wren deer. Tht==beilled that the op ponent hod abed as he might have samtell his right mllhee W ales se bilentest. The Coen etdd le she gibs deer time imegistratee INFO wrong. Under dts sinomelmss the appequis hod many wat hem. y. of essertfes W *it, sal Ineeldas the leek wee cos of oonvidiss garbed. POLL= 9. 1011109. This wee a ow from the Iffelrepobtan Folios District, end wee stated by Mr. Bingham, the meetstrate. The appellant, George Follett, had been summoned by_the respondent, Hannah Howson, under the 7th and Bth Vic., cep. 101, foe the support of sn illagitumata child, of which be was aoewd to be the f ether, sad of which the respondent wee relsvari ea the 24th of Jainism 1866. Upon hearing the semetims. as the 28th Much, Ude it appeared that the ap pellant mode payments on orionat of the child to the respondent during the previous twelvemonths; sad he there upon made Ea order en the appellant to pay the lewd 2s. dd. per week. The defeadeses strawy, however, con tended that tbe dishier wee net Sable for the support of the dill& hummed an he bad some time previously °entreated with the viola° ff to pay her es emelt a. 6s. a week fee its !Nippur ; that he had paid her to advance et that rah, aufil- Meet to meintain the Child two years, brides orivlsgt e r . Frothy: a suns el 101. tabs, and that she ta yen mimed thedelberent hose ell MOs, chit on amount of the Child. Nevertheless tbr emeterste nes& the order for the Is. U., remise that be wee set bound to take norm of the mmtreet, it being veld ma grounds of pablie polioy. The Aleut el the set of parliament wee to ensure the support of the ate of the mother, who might be removed from the Ip of the child at any dos. The timeliest the isrptrate raised wee, had he any discretion under the eat of parliament to entertain inch a centred se that sampled to be est op, the paternity having been proved to nets Wien. Oebridge appeared In support of the ceder; Mr. fier *at Perry for the app TM mart intimated that they did not think the magistrate wee boo* to take 'sodas of the oantrect , at the HUM dm *comb**, might seise to Maly an appeal tram the *sr- Me of Ms &rattan. The case was remitted back, however, to be masted. BAIL COURT.-Lug. 18. Sittings at Hid Pdaa.—(lldbre Mr. Judo° Hill mad Cadiaca Jodie.) IOYCZ O. JOYCI, IXICVIIII2.-A. =more FAMILY NISTOZY. This was en bottom brought under somewhat air eumetanme, by Peel Joyce, the plaintiff, net Lades Joyce, the widow end executrix of Richard Joyce, to recover 2001., the value of an I 0 U. alleged to be a forgery. Mr. Knowles and Mr. Beesley were counsel for the =Mr. &Swan! Jame and Mr. Bell represented the t. la 1846 the family of the Joyce* misstated of Rieberti, Paul, and Henry, and some children of • sister. Thome., the elder brother, diet In that year iota/hit% and edininharation was taken oat by hie sepposed wife, whom maiden name was Moore, sad who toad been married in 1797 to a perms named Law. Shortly after the marriage she left her husband, and in 1816 married Thome Joyce, her former hnsband beitg, it was alleged, alive at the time. lay wee afterwards couvicted of forgery, end wee transported for seven years. The supposed widow of Thomas Joyce died, leaving the property to her sleet, Oren Thompson, who proved the will. Richard Joyce, the elder brother, took out letters of sdralnistration to the will of Thomas Joyce, and brought an viten of ejectment against Orsice Tbempeoe, who did not defend it, under en arrangement arrived at between the per lies by which Richard took the property, which, after the payment of a mortgage, wee to be add, and the proceeds divided amongst hie brothers sad his sister's children. It was contended for the plaintiff that he had kept possession of the property, end that •kw days before his death be bed, with the view of remedyleg the injustice be Led dose to the plaintiff, given hint the I 0 U for the 2001. now weed se its his share of the property. In support of the defence, that the I 0 U was not in the handwriting of Richard Joyce, the case well that the enangement was that Richard Joyce should take on himself the responsibility of all proceedings, end should give each of his brotbere and the repreeentetives of his deceased Meter 601. *soh, which he did. The defendant. aho stated that before she married Richa , d Joyce *be bed been the wife of his nephew swore that the 1 0 U woo very armlike her huaband's beadwriting. After the examination of other withesess, The learned Judge summed up, leaving It to the jury to say, drat, whether the I 0 U was • forgery; and secondly, if signed by Richard Joyce, had any consideration been given far It. - 'l : l;•jui7 found a undid for tha plandiff—Dainages 2001. COURT OF COMMON PLRAB.--JAN. 18. Sittings In Basoo.—(Befors Lori Chief Justice irk, aid Judo,. Williams, WOW, sad testing.) _ _ Tha Mali was occupied all day with sues in the opesial paper, which ware interesting may to the parties wools mid. Sittings at NW Prins ' in Middlsses.— (B .fors Mr. Justice Dyke and a Common Jury.) POLS AND WIPE A. OMIWOOD.-SLANDIA. The plaintiffs In this cam were, In 1/164, tenants of the de fendant, and during that tenancy some leaden pipes were stolen. The female plaintiff wee given in charge for stealing them, and was tsh.n before • magistrate, who diecharged her. Afterwards she brought as actin• foe (alas Imprieomnent against the defeadant and recovered 261. damages, but ulti mately agreed to accept 161. The slander wow complained of was • repetition of Oita charge about the pipes, to which was added some words Iw :siting immoral conduct. The defendant denied acing the words. The jury ultimately found for the defendant. POWELL V. 10011 - 9 LANDER. Both partite to this salt had been in the balk of working as market par.:lepers la the nviiibtaiuth.td of Hounslow. The plaintiff bad been In the remit» of Mr. Votoent until an accident deprived his of the tue of his erni, saier which his master allowed him 10s. a week. The plaintiff and the defendant ware formerly frienda..a the plaintiff iodated Ma WWI. to outplay the defendant. liter a tint* a dispute arose, and the ditfrndant left; and lb• plalatifl's owe was t►at since that Put* the dslesdant spread reports wowing the *Ladd of' diabaarety. Mr. Nrisooot had, la ccoloquopoi, wit►Wd Ms onooomeo of I. a yam. The jog hood for the plalatill—damogoo ISt. BBOONDAItI2B' COURT.--JAN. 18. ' Maxi Yr. Potter itibt a Jury.) vierrro P. Assay NOMWNNVD MAMIO ALLII POMP OP OITDIO,-101001411 ACTION AGAINST PIANOS OP 0001-DAMAO/ES 4001. This was • writ of inquiry to 'asses the damages, laid at 600 i. is ea action is which Me defendant bad suffered judg ment to go by default, under the following nrcumettenee Mr. Bicker-Cautoo, insfrnoted by Mr. T. J. Angell, for the plaintiff, mid hie OHMS ti • omobbnilder and job master, oirryileg on badness at Gloomene-plece, New road. It would be remembered that, la the year 1868, the King of Onde seat es embassy over to this country, conaim olf the Queen-matilsr, the Priam (defandant, sad heir apparent to the crown of Oade), and • large snits of attendants. They cams accompanied with all kinds of, magnificent's. They bad • harms, an eunuch, mad the owl voluptuous surrounding of an Pastern potentate. They were most particular in their pomp, and of course must have • state carriage. They even proposed to the plaintiff to beg up the red carriages of the Sheriffs of London. (Roars of laughter.) They would have had so objection t the Lord Mayor's state car riage, and perhaps, if not too lets, they would have bought the City state barge. (Laughter.) The plaintiff was unable to execute this extraordinary oomusindoe, end as • visit was about to be paid to her Most Oradea, MajeeM the Queen of Great Britain. plaintiff was ordered to mieU a state penises that should cost 2731. It was proceeded with, and before being completed was sent to Harley-street for the criticism of the defendant. Defendant saw It, end ordered the roof to be made six inches higher. He was going to pay • visit to her Majesty in great elate, and his plumes and turban could not be removed. The Queen mother deo mine to me the carriage, and it was then taken back. The defendant was to give the instructions requisite in order that plaintiff might finish the coach. These instructions sever came, and the comb was thrown upon plaintiff hands, • useless piece of lumber. It was a carriage suitable for an eastern potentate, but to no OM else. No English gentleman would buy it; no person could efffe in It without being a mark for every one, and Mr. Bettye* was without any recompense for an outlay of 20W. upon it. la the plaintiff's claim there was damn item of 1301. for horse hire. The prince ordered • pair of very handsome grey horses. Plaintiff purchased the lied pair he eouid find, for which he paid 1601. When defendant broke his egrsemeat these homes wets thrown on plaintiff's hands, sad he bn mediately sold them for 1301. An agreement was then reed by Mr. Bieksr-Cearten end put in. He added to his farmer remarks that the attorneys who had meted ter defendant had offered 601. to determine the V::=just reed. This earn was, of oonne, refused. ask the jury to give plainti ff the full amount amid in the declaration. _ Xr. Bettye, was called, and erse proceeding to go into the evldesee, whim The harmed flecondtry said the agreement was sufficient. 'Attests wee Oven that 1661. 19e. was due for bores hire, ac.. end that 1601. had actually been expended upon the otertage. The horned Secondary then summed np, end the jury expetimell a with to have the evidence of some coach-builder as to the valve of the coach to plaintiffea it now stood. Mt. Bicker-Csarten then called Mr. Ablewhite, who said the oceeb wee valueless to the plaintiff. He could put no prios upon it. He would not have it as • gift. Than woe • peculiar formation In the roof which wee very uncommon to English re:lieges. The colours were too gay for an Hag 111th carriage, and though the lamps and mountings were of solid silver, they were not of the kind that were used upon the carriage of an English gentleman. The wheels and springs were good, but even In the springs there was • peculiar farm, very Illimitable for this country. The joy than deliberated and found for plaintiff—damps, 4001. IHE POLICE COMM GUILDHALL. John Edgar, • aarpea ter, and Edward Moors, a French air, VIM at th• bar charged with stealing a • iron safe, containing 21151. in gold and elvor mousy, an • quantity of bonds and other valuable doctuneats, the of her Majesty, from the Inland Revenue-OMo% r &rains-home, Old Brontstanat, _ . A gentleman who attended from the office of the solicitor to the Inland Revenue to prosecute the prisoners, having stated the mimeo! the *eidetic* he intended calling, said his object was merely to lay such fans before the court as would enable him to ask for • remand to make further Inquiries. Mr. Win. Wreaford said—l am a collector of inland revenue; and bays offices in Gresham-hones, Old Broad treed, consisting of three rooms. noseband 23, 24, mid 26, in a corridor approached by a single door. Nos. 24 and 26 communicate with each other, and Item the pubho office, in which la a counter containing several cupboards. In one of the cupboards I had an iron eats, about 3 lest by 2 feet, and about 3 fest deep. It wee not fastened In way to the floor or any other pan. It wee w old B Neb. I last wit eats on Monday ne after noon about Eden o'clock, end at that time it contained • cash box with 2161. in gold, silver, and copper, some bonds, and other papers. The safe was locked, and I had the key in my pocket. The cupboard was also locked. I went to the elfin at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, and the first thing I discovered upon entering was that the oopboard in question had been forced and the lock broken, and on looking for the sets I found It was gone. There were marks as the edge of the cup board-door, as if some Instrument bad been used to forcing it open. I know Edgar •he is the foreseen et the carpenters employed by Mr. Wtiodbead. They wean engaged on the premiere, and about a fortnight ego Edgar was employed in my room in making a oommualoadon with the of of the distributor b sz c rolicy sumps. Be never had any work todo in the cu in question, except assist ing in the removal of a sm all safe which was there about a month previous. On Friday, or Saturday, I spoke to him about doing some little things in my room. Edgar—l have no question to aak this gentleman. He has stated everything most correctly. Hannah Maria Barker said—l am employed to area the Inland Revenue Officer at Gresham-hones. Oa Monday evening, soon after 6 o'clock, I went Into the Island Revenue Offices, and rated out the fires, after which 1 left the stoves to cal, and I went to the other rooms on the same corridor. I closed the officst•door after me, keying the key in the lock on the outside. A little girl who Is now present came to me in a few minutes and said all the gentle men had not left, and I therefore returned and found Mr. Wreaford's dour open, the key in the lock on the inside of the door, and the prisoners in the room talking together where the cupboard in question is situated. I molted them if the French-polishing was not all done, and Edgar said be had brought his friend to look at the Yrench-polishing required to Babb off the communioation that had been made between Mr. Wrenfont's room and the Sea Policy-offf.e. I left them then, end fa a few minutes beard them go away. I saw them return in about twenty minutes. They came into the room where I was and saved there were two old chairs that were tq be French-polished, and they had come to see about them. I only hue* of one old chair, but did not know of any order about Ps being French-polished. They left about ten minutes after, had I did not me them again till the morning. I locked the office at about a quarter past seven that evening, and placed the master key Lander the door mat. I also lucked the door of the corridor and placed the key in its usual place in the night porter's chair. I received this key of toe corridor from the porter the next morning at a quarter past seven o'clock, and towed the collector's office sal had left it, but the key of the door was under the corner loomed of the middle of the mat, .ben I had left ft. About half-past seven Edgar come orto the room I was dusting, and showed me his screw driver bent as it now appears, and asked me If there had bees any or., at work there, and be said somebody must have bean, as his tools had toes disturbed sod his strew driver bent. He kept his tools at the end of the corridor. Be wee not doing soy work there that morning. Zia told me of the robbery about 10 u'elock. Be said sae of the cupboards lied been broken open, and It MY very strange his MOW driver fitted the mark. on the door. . . The gentleman fa the prosecution maid he h•d the little girl to corroborate the Wet witness, but he thotnrbt it would Dot be necessary to dl her at present, as he now wished for • remand. _ . . _ Alderman Cuititt said them was nothing to justify him is remanding the prisoner,. in .unh ► chance, m they appeared te hays Lem employed on th.- poiumen, sod it wmooly natural they should look to see what um done af er the gentlemen had lilt for the day. it:oaar sell there were a variety of little jobs to he finished, end he lett only snob tools SA were monetry—takine away with blur all bisbeavy tool.. He knew nothing about the key Wing found to the Mode of the door. He took Moore to show him what polisbtur wee to he Mum. The gen , 4rnau for the prosecution semi the mkonere had no orders to poloah old chairs at .11. Alderman Cubitt .74 milers he bed other evidrnoo, be could isa detain either of the priamate, who were moordingly discharged. LAMBETH. Ihmeis Weiner, a German, who described himself es • wins merchant, was charged eri.h stealing ten casks, en tabling SOU gallons of Brit trh manufstuured wines, the pro perty of kir. Francis Kuschke, a Oermen also. The prosecutor depend that on the ilth of the present mouth he had occettion to go to the continent, and on his re tern he discovered that during his absence a quantity of British manufactured wire had been removed from his pre mises, 4, Bdwin.plsoe, Perk-road, Peckhem. Haring re ceived information that it wee removed by the prisoner to No. 4, Princess.plate, Churchqureet, Old Kent-road, he ap plied for a search warrant at this court, and on going on the promisee with suraßoar, he found the wine there, and In consequence gave the prisoner iMo custody. In crussexansination by the prisoner's attorney, the wit nese said he wee • " british St ins Menufseturer" now„ but prior to June lam we es " oil raiser," sod In fact knew sorbing biuosti about the manufacture of wine. In that mouth (June) the pr wow called on him and made some propagate to his strut the aptaafecture of wins, and on the 14th ho seat him • tem...Unto in writing of the terms of agreement, which ratoeitioa ha then hold in hi. hand. Thu agreement, which etre in the German language, was here put is aim reed by an interpreter ' end from its contents It appeared the prisoner mid, rook to produos withht three ' tot-nate port and sherry, the vet of which Amid not weed 261. • pipe, that to. proastutor should provide the materiels tor the manufacture, atd for tits- he should have teathirde of the profit., and he Ohs prison. r) one third, and that the Wetness should continue for two teem The prosecutor theta went oa w say that at the ad of Mee mouths the primmer produced a pipe of sherry, which he (shwa) attempted to Ayes. of is the city, but band It to be perfect rubbish and unialesble. The prisoner, however, prorated to improve on the quality of the wine in the futon: manufacture, and on these grounds he consented to allow the eiresment to stand, though, et the time, be wee 4601. out of pocket, 161. being for sugar alone. Hs admitted having re. calved a tatter from the premier on Monday est, the 16th, in whioli it wee stated that his (prisoner's) resent for reeding the wise was his undestandiag that an cascaded was about to be put upon his premises. In the same letter, however, the primer charged him with being guilty of s forgery, sad threesome that if he made any tun or sass shod the re moval at the wins he should send the detective dams after him. The witness declared that there was not the @lightest grounds for the insinuation about his guilt cd forgery, and that the assertice of an elocution being est against him was Really esioesided. He had no fear, he odd, al detective or Wier Alarm Mr. Elliott having elicited, in addition to the above, that the trine had ben openly removed, observed that he did not see the alighted grounds for giving the prided into custody on a charge of felony, and therefore dismissed the complain. He also directed that the wine should be give up to the oomplainsni. MABIIB7B COTTON.—Lrumocit., init. 18.—We have had a very motive demand to-day, which hoe enabled sellers to obtain • lull I advance upon the low operations of Setarday and MOO day as; y for Mobile tad Uplands. Th. market claim with maeh drawees. The tele* are 16,000 bales, of which 6,000 are for export and speculation. CORN.—Bosiort, hit. 18.—With a good supply of wheat our market was Is. lower for wheat to-day. Inferior It is, te n rieglaored. Rd, 41a. to 445. ; white, 45a. to 49a. eats, sad per the turn In favour of the buyers. • - • STOGICTON -ON-i2Bll, Jaw. 18.—The supply of grain at this day'. market from the farmers wee short. Wheat sold at the fall prices of last Wednesday. Oats steady sale at about last week's currency. Grinding barley in limited request. Beans unaltered in value with a fair demand. Im ports during the pest week :—Wheat, coastwise, 860 qrs.; barley, measles, 300 qrs.; oats, coastwise, 100 qrs. Ghasoow, JAm. 18.—Tbe trade remains in the same dull state as pernously reported. At to.day's market we had a limited etteedanee and a small business. Wheat and four were only saleable in retail, at a reduction of Bd. per 2401 be. on the former, and L. per sack on the latter. Barley— malting quietist were firmly held for full prier. Oats, quite neglected ; to sell Limericks it would be necessary to take 20e. Beans and pew supplies large, and sales difficult at a reduction of Bd. per 2301b5. Oatmeal —the turn against sellers. Indian corn, 18s. AL for yellow, and 21s. for white. CATTLE.-BormALL, JAN. 18.—Trade was cheerful to-day. Beef made keen 2s. Bd. to 6a. Od. ; mottos. to 6e. 6d. ; veal, 4a. to 6s. 2d.; pork, 3a. Od. to 4a. 6d. per atone of 81ba. tanking the offal. LEATHER.—During the put vsek s cossiderable amount of business lid been transacted. Both heavy and light English butts are in request. Heavy fonig• butts have also been sold freely. The stocks ea hand are very essalL Dressing hides we in good demand, end shaved bides are much wetted. Calf-skins of all averages sell very freely, and kips sod bone hide. are more saksble. There is • email stock of shoulders did bellies. At Lesdenhall on Tuesday there vas • good supply of fresh leather, but the stocks of many of the above-noised articles de much re duced. Prices are firm. COALO.,—Lownow, Jar , . 18.—Bella PA1117011% 144.; Burehops, 14a.• Howard's West Hsrtley, 14s. 9d.; Lam bert'. West He'rtley. 14.. 91. ; Bonds Peatotb, 13a. 6d.; Walker Nimes% 145.; West Wylam, 14r. 6d. • Walls Eed Belmont, 18a. 3d. • Walla Bed Hamad, 26i. 64.• Walls Had Booth Henn a, 20a. 3d.; Walls Sad Haetlepool, 20a. 3d ,; Walls Eod Haugh Hall. 18a. 9d. ' • Walls - Bad South Ilartlepool, 19s. 841.; Walls Red Weitwortk, 165.; Carway sad Daffrys Malting, 23a. 6d.; Gallia Cads: ten Steam, 23a. dd.—Slips at made*, 48; sold, 47. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ' 114 Pa& L . Total, Total. SIIISWAII6 iota mars ibrem.ll l 69 ad . l. Walk . IL 4 A A Gm% Safk. 1111, UMNIkW 945 1.191 1.805 3.612 2.13 WON l e i ti. 4 Ulm Baal& MOS 191888‘........ US .- -• 3.430 I.:50 NM il 61•111, , ......... Ni MU 6.884 n i Zeseog Jae. 1.. wadi Sum-. ....... _...... U .... - 409 ail Shia N NI 1 i a.. . . .... Sea 9.919 14.116 U. 64 21.846 as* i. if.' !bake amp .. ... -.. 111 ISt 960 1.184 1 U 1.20 Irak mart Jan. .H. Wiaufaad sogillkods -.... 31 133 98 Ul TIT aaat limas ...,... .. ...... TS 61& 2.8 199 1787 - rat allow Jr. IL Lumen 82111k4W W W 9..71 4,404 1 1 .360 lasim 314 34349 3*,019 741.313 96.152 that Weans . 4014 17.44 26444 4cluslity. . ...... , ... 3.441 7.013 10.4111 9.413 Landis 1.17 T :01 1.33,11. 0 33 X 47 141 06 !Op ." 11 611 ......... aaa nis t aaaa . 3161 11.113 11 sd 11410 61.3.6) Illreediun INS 1.443 $.711 1,739 .Inot — oin.us Ltnewmary. Ilingort ..... U 4111 U 44 1.451 •Sr moinnoloo IM Loooodnu W MUNN owl int Loa. whin Iffilloon !Enna noind l eel= of indlotrot. t Van Mull el MO ninon on Inland to the &bon. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABITALTIIII3. • dwelled morel was puma on the 6th Momary.ualot 43 N, MUNI, F ve aimoath. atorloreed. sad with eters earned away sad {mot misammeL— Jam la. Malakoff (*homer), from this non for Gahm,. wen. rimy mar Mangbold Head Westerns* done' a demote*. and tided. AMU halt of Ma imp (liana) is dinakarged Ina Mimed aista.—lMem pad, Sem 14. Illebolm Lund**. hem New Orleans far Liverpool, mak beim lamansh, won sold at samba tor le dal* the amp remainias es board bell dais., an Dm v.—Now York, Jan. e. Catarina* Chapman. trona IN. John, N.B. to LiwaroooL bee been Mime dened. waterlomed, lot 46 14. loa V VI; mew iwrived stet Greenock. -- • ailkniler. braid to llicangbae, and tics De MG Moron, tonne to he. YOU. were to collei , in la the rine loot night.arb en Um Keiser receired coMideratue daalags.—Llnwpsol, Jan. D. decokes Hotchkiss (Anterleas veseel). hoe Rio Growl& for thermals at Liseia, partially Glinaltall, and fa. stores.—Lirbon. Jan. 17. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lbssialazos, off tbs Callao! Onod Driar. Berm* Warp), from Loudon tor Calcutta, all well, Jas. 111, 1at48.27 N. Pom II W. Martin Luther (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, all wall. Dm, 10, 1.111.11 N, ton 24.19 W. Royal Bride, from Landon for lialbourae. Dm. 11. Rama (bag), from alias Bay br L 051.41, Dea. in. NMI* (ship), fur Welbourns, hat 0.10 N, lop 11.00 W. [itiosritieemeEt.]—ON THE Lou OP TEETH AND 011 TatTII. and ao now roamed by Ms now patent spawn of ailtadimiew without wire. go, MN.. or Iligarss, and also without oz. MIMI any Maw roots or say plant opeatlaw. by mimi of • Molt Sal Goble go. thus iswertni the IBM poem selladltedon. tbo mull of 21 yaws' make by I bonsai Howard. ounitunderitist to Ms Often tbs Stebblitop d Oiatarbury. TM invention bof lartmtabbs to many it and those Interested In it inoult: read Um Wistly). Jr.& (wbllrbid, by atissithi and ilarini, too tomb Mltion. wies la, and Kid by .11 bookseller., or yam Kat Ina bY Howard. 17. Omiremilrest, lialsomagasro. loodyn. We think It would bo ▪ Sot of Manes to prams tido boot to say Irkiol rho may slab.* tam old of a deotla. p et Journal. •• Tbl. awful Matra auon guyney the (..0.1.1 on artillotal With IWO 01110. Salty diorwows attentiou."— MAIM (LaVoie. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MUTH& BIRTHS. ADDAITIL-Jaa. at Pemhrulessinare. Mottlnglll/, Mrs of the Y. U. Additga. et • datightur. lIIIOUGHTOII.-Jm. lb. at Dertegege•re, the wife of K. .1. P. Wombats. /mg. of • eon DA. , I iste-Jan. 14. at Leo. Kong the wile of the Row. e. R. I Par It; at • denehtm MAantegrit.-Jan. 14, .1 Whintokm.rett, the wife of the Um. W. 11. Mamma. of • met. IIA dLigWvoot.-Jan. el T. at a No Photteehrooke ;Ark, &TM, the wife of O. 1.1 IlaMorud, ,e. 1101111600N.-Jeti. 16 th of Mr. A. M. Roblanon, of AWN/cr. pia's, Lower. of • Mer6L l w. lITMOTHEIL-Jan. IA at laniclewomroad North. NOMlnthah the eh • of Mr. W. IL Welber, of r. POD. W.l 1.1. at King greed. Chiptimhpark. the wife of .1 W. Wllldneon, Mg., of • dz. :i.tor. W 001011194 ei.-Joe. 16 at lluntetrad.Leatli. the wife of J. X. Neat. nee. .14e6 g . of aMetaghter. ARRIAGEB. lIMACOOM-TATLO/L-Jan. 5, at therareill church, Lead*, by the Mew. F. 8. BMW." Mr. tt. beseech, of Lead; to !Button. deughter of Mr. L. Taylor. of iltutaut. 11Mr Lent. DICKINSON-HAMM CUD.--Jm. 14 t the Cathedral. Ileachogor. WI by the Mew. H. Weettnore, o f J. I ice.... of Chencngo Yailiabsth. daughter of Me late Mr. T. Ufa elowl. of Man ganese,. MLLIduN-.11111VA8.-Jan. IC at the parish Mouth finsteeborough. U:et gee J. Vaercett. Mr. It. .1 1 1..0u, of fat 'tont% he nolby, to y Ann• dengtster of Jcrna, Mg.. of Knaresborough. OBAST•MICII0M0ON.-J.i. , IC al Clunt Church, MA kfftem, by Mt hew. T. 11. Iloontr, •awaits t.eari. IL N. to eopbl.• widow of We 1..., J. elleholco.,„ of Prim. Lincohmhire. JAM itte-OHARLIA-Jen 11, at et Pat one church. hy the Vary Be,. the Dna el Well.. the Iter. el H. James, 94 A., VB.tr of Carim hrookuwlth.l4ortheoed. 1.10 of Wight. to Macho]. deught*r of It. thealea, MK of Tmitongweet, , lordon mume. I LMACH- A M-Jact. 17. at the paci.lo church, Bolton, Lam snide. by the km. P. A. U.autne. J. Leath. jou.. Mg . o. Buillbre/se. to lb" daughter of IL A*ltteofth. hM. , of the trek., awe holm. DEATHS. AT RE---Jan. 16, at 11•11. J. Ame, 14.1 , .. anal 79. 1.1AR1161.-Jau. 16, at ligdford.teuaro, Brighton . Jane. wile of T . Barber. M. CAWS f (16.-Jan. le. at toutMetreet. ThtehUrr. Barth...lle of 11r. A. elees. 11MATLY.-.len. IL et nertfordntreet. 11•160, Ann, relict of the Lew P. Meath. NW* Wed tilL • XIL-Jan. 14, at Al Aa. A. Meyer, of Mande oter, arc.l II MAT 1.011..-Jen. 14„ Mr. 0 Motor. of Bum*. Terephing mod ;J. PARRY -Jen. 16, at illontere.street, Hunt" Lannaetung Mary. Mkt of Mr. J. Party. PATILIC9L-Jan. IT , 1111libin Patriot, tip., of Cyr., Clanton, Ill& deem. aged 71. MOSEUT*OI4.--Jaa. IC Ml'4. Cu rite lll ltnn 66.. JohnNomood. ut ter a Mama. Helm Wigwam, IMAM% Robertson. U. A▪ liffio.-Jan. 13, at Lleitnet, mar geed., Muttlieth. daughter of the We 0. Warted. huh 11fatal NM Fab&bat by WlLLiaa Kira Llama at Na Perak la WI Catj at Lambe. Ittlatar. at tla taloa va Lffloto , 4 Malik la *a firsalsall at IV allatilser—Tavaaaa T. .1 ea o